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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-05
PRIMARY IS
MOST LIKELY
Believed City Committee Will
Discard Ward Meetings for
Selection Of Delegates.
VIRGINIA TO SEND HER BEST
-------------------
Her Representatives at st. Loiis
Convention Will be Her Lead
ing Public Men.
VIRGINIA TO SEND HER BEST

There is hardly Il doubt that the City
Democratic Committee, Mt their meeting
Tomorrow night, will decide to hold a
urinary rathet than ward meetings for
tbe selection Of delegates to tho State
Democratic convention. to be held here
on June 9th, to formulate platform and
TO select delegates to the national con-
vcnton in ST. Louis.
This will be practically the only aues-
ton up Mr.. y. W. Hargrove, OF Lee
Ward, having withdrawn his request
Tor n recount OF the votes cast for mem
BERG OF the Council in his ward. Mr..
Hargrove having been defeated by Coun-
Gilman w. w. Morton by sevep votes.
10 believes there was no fraud, ana that
a recount would result in no good.
The question OF a primary has been
widely discussed for several days ana
leading members of the committee have
taken strong ground for it In preference
to ward meetings. one OF these Is Chair
man James r. DohertE. who usually
takes his stand on the side Of the people.
Mr.. Doherty believes that the question OF
expense will be an inconsiderabe one,
compared with the dissat It's faction which
is likely to arise out of the holding Of
ward meetings, which have become dis
tasteful to the people.
No Schemes in View.
There is one refreshing feature about
the whole business, and that is that no
..schemeS" seem to be involved in the
situation, and no special class. interest
or faction seems to be seeking vantage
ground. IT Is the belief of those commit
teemen who favor a primary that the
small sum of money required to conduct
I 1t could be easily raised among busI-.
ness mon and city officers-the former,
who almost soidly stand always for the
broadcast expression of the public Will,
and tho latter who have escaped enor-
nous party tax assessments as result
Of the passage of the Barksdale law.
Mi, Dohcrty and a number of his col
leagues will make al bold fight along
this line, and 1t Is evident that puollc
sentiment Is strongly behind them. M1on
primaries are held what the re-
| suit, the public are satisfied that no
selfish schemes have been perpetrated.
but that the public Will has been prop
| erlyf expressed at the polls.
The Vexing Questions.
The only questions likely to provoke
fight in the primary here Is. whether
the primary principle of nominating all
officers shall be preserved or whether
the coming convention shall tanper with
or destroy what seems to have become
a tenet of party faith In the State. Some
strong party men favor pledging the dele
gates on this point one way or the
| other, and making this a strong issue
| in the fight. II tile Showdown comes on,
/ q popular vote, it is believed that Rich
mond will stand Overwhelmingly for AZ
primary system. for she was the first
| subdivision OF the State to adopt this
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PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. May 4,--rLouR-s teady. but
quiet. Ryo Flour--Quiet. Cornneal-steady.
W1satFirm No rsd so options open
cred on. Southwest strength. Near the close lose
they saetsd psr steaay ap'sf o
May closed al ol7se.; July. Sole; September.
s3lsc.: December. SIC, -.
generally Urn, all the forenoon. finally yielding
slightly t oreaizing with the close aull ana
IsGisc net higher. May closed a. bb,sc': july
SIC. : September. &c. oats-f1rm; mixed,
y" seef.-steady. Cut Meats-Du!I: picked bel
lies sp7s per R9nGd seady
Tailow--Barely steady. Rosln-F'irm. Turepn-
t,ne1scady at 5s46slac, r,.
coesspot Ro Ge.; d mn q steadv i ne
Unchanged prices to a decline Of points under
further liauidatlon. Wall Street Importers and
foreign houses were nlysfs hoMefrt, hI ,, .ne
closing steady With May ana June b points
lower and other months net unchanged. Sales.
$500 bags; Sugar-,Raw, arm; senlri5uga', 70
test, 22-32c.; renneu, s'ead!. f'ce-Ou'i aio-
Butter-Easier; extra fresh creamery, 2t3
24se; State dairy, ta-sa nhssse- Ss
Eggs-Bareiy steady; State and Pennsylvania,
average tinest, lec. southern trsts l74l1Ac:
Long Island, s3.75q4.25; State and Western,
sacks. sS4oG35O; Jersey sweets, sc.50aA.O0,
A Sths dom ssr
b barr s7,loa7.i1 cotton-By steam to
Liverpool, l2c, es
CHICAGO ILL, May Acknowledging reports
regarding the condition OF wheat fields in tho
Final Final igures on Juy were shade higher than
= gain Of ssaMc.. and provisions 7.4Qloc.
II
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COUGHED so HARD
A RIB WAS BROKEN
Especial to The Times.pispatch,l

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
NEW YORK May y Henry G. Hurl-
during a fit OF coughing about ten days
ago, Physicians cannot recall parai-
bert. of Brooklyn, broke ono of his ribs
lei case,
Mr.. Hurlbert contracted severe cold
ard when the accident happened was IN
bed, resting OF, his right side, He was
seized with u violent fit of coughing and
in order to relieve his distress attempted
to change his position me suuNel move
ment coupled with The paroNysm Of
coughing caused complex action of
the muscles, which broke ono of his
Ibis.
aIr. EIurlbert LETT his bed YESTERDAY for
the first time since the peculiar aeei1
for sorne time He Is a director IN the
Pullman Palace car Company and re-
tired from active business several yeaM
ego,
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ANNUAL MEETING
SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION
NASHVILLE, TENN, MAY 1918
VIA NORFOLK g. WESTERN RWY, <
lSHQRTEST ROUTEl.

on account OF the above meeting the
Norfolk and Western Railway will sell
round-trip tickets from Richmond at
one fare, plus a5c. Gl77b), and corre-
spondingly low rates from all points on
its line. Double daily service. pullman
parlor and sleeping cars. Lookout Noun
lain route For tickets, Pullman reser-
yations and further information, apply to
Richmond Transfer Company, ticket
agent Byrd Street station, or at com
pany's Office, No, SaS East Main Street.
JNC. p, WAGNER,
c. II. BOSLEY. city Pass. Agent,
Dist. Pass. Agent,
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ON MARKET
YESTERDAY
Was More Neglected Than at
Any Time During Present
Period Of Dizziness.
MOVEMENT WAS MARROW
Japan and Russia Have Spent
Some Forty Millions Here
for War Munitions.
(By Associated Prcss,)

Jew YORK, May 4.--Thc counter
pose OF weakness III the United States
Steel Stocks, against strength in Union
Pacific. had tho effect Of holding the gen
craI market in a state Of practical I'M
mobility to-day The general movement
was narrower and the market more ne
pltcted than at any time sincc the
present period OF dUlncss set In.
Both of the United states steel Stocks
touched tile lowest prices on the present
reaction, The common getting below lg
and The preferred below %. The second
mortgage bond. were also reactlonary.
The disruption OF the Bessemer Ore Assoc
cialbn was the assigned cause Or INC
selling, and there were large transactions
in the preferred stock al different times.
The obvious GAUGE OF the advance ~
Union Pacific was the givlng ont o. !. a
statement By the head OF the system ex-
pressing hopeful views Of business out
look, especially through tie west. the
attitude Of the market, however, was
strictly a waiting one.
Tie progress of the gold movement was
viewed with equanimity. The days en-
& cement Of sl,iio,Goo for export 70 lSh nh
bringing The weeks total i,p to sitn2.v ~.
s;ZI5Ou on account OF Iananase gold as
suosited Mt san Francisco. Interest al
taches TO the estimate OF the colieetor 81
the port of Gan Francisco. , ~ ,o 1 ga, a.,
this country fer war materials, $lhciua
ing provisions since the war began. Inc
large increase in the NUMBER ana We
liabilities Of bankruptcies for April, fcoil-
pared with April OF last year. mad Il
chilling effect and the marked Increase III
bank failures, especially, was not liked,
although the failures are cpnnnen 20 Il
small class of these instructions. Souli.
crn railway w1s not Helped by us Sood
showing OF March, net earnings ana
Rock Island preferred rose Vigorously IL
spite of the falling off OF about one
third In the ne, earnings oi that system
for the same period. The day changes
in prices were insignificant.
Bonds were ilteau!af Iotal sales, par
United states old IS coupon advanced
s-S per cent on call.
Total sales were 3l4,5ol shares
NEW YORK;. May 4-standard OIL s4
bid,
NEW YORK. Mag 4.--Close: Money On
call easy lyi-9 per cent; Closing Dig,
j IL; ofered at i ~, Time loans easy s.:
and dull: sixty ana ninety days, * : l. = e
ga Per cent, six months. . i-. rs, - T.
Prime mercantile paper, . S-ifi Il -,
Sterling steady with nctunl business N
iIsnkers' bills. at $isl Tor demand ana az az
Y4aI ss4ld,S4a1 for sixty day bllls. Posted
rates Siss l-2liStaS and S,s. ConMesc.a,l
hills Sts4 al i,ar silver, S5io-S, McHi-
can dollars g IT,
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OBSERVED ANNIVERSARY.
Attractive Exercises Mark Close
Mattaponi Tribes Second Year.

Mattaponi Tribe. No. 10, I. Q. r., NJ,
Of Fulton. celebrated its second annivel'-
sary last night at Nelson's Hall. Follow
Opening selection, Mr.. McDononghs or ~
chestra. Address by Great Sachem w.
". Waldren. Solo. Miss Matilda Nielsen
Address by Deputy Great Sachem Nine,
tree FolScs Solo, "McCarthy,s Band. !
Toseph T.. Bickerstaff. Address. Great
Renresentative c. I. Phillips. Selections
Fulton cut M ouartette, Messrs. Albert samli-
els. Benjamin Philbates, Ernest Whillock
and Gordon Enroughty Closing e, rad l.i.
The principal feature OF tho occasion
was the effort 10 increase the n!en,irn}.ar,
shir; by TWENTY-FIVE new members = l'eS
succeeded IN securing twenry-elglit'
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SAM PARKS, FAMOUS LABOR
LEADER, DIES AT SING SING

oss,NING, N. ", May 4--sam Parks,
'th6 Kew York labor leader, who was sent
10 stns Sing prison some months aso'
after his conviction ON a charge OF eS'
tortlon. died in the prison to-naS He
had consumption at the nme o. ms po'l-
,iction, aud has rapidly deehHen s'ntp
eant ia sing Sing. Only the hospital AT
,on,lapts and one or TWO prison OFFICIALS
we've al his bedside when he expired
Af,cr tho arrival of Mrs Parks me
bod>. of HE dead labor leader Was taken
10 New York city
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Normandie, j; r. Moran and wife: Broad
way central j NJ. Prior Hoffman, q,
". Tefleri Yictor!a, II. NJ Vaughan.
Blueheld Election.

(speolul q Tho Times-Dspatch.)
BLuEFIEI.D w, VA, May tone OF
the most spirited contests ever held IN
this city was the municipal election yes
teriay, which resulted IN the election or
n Republican mayor and two Colnelmen,
while The Democrats elected recorder,
treasurer and Two ooltncillnen,
Mayor Caster Is the nrst man ever
elected To succeed himself In this CITY.
4 ne council now now stands Republic
cans, 3 Democrats,
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sion houses buying TO some extent
The market closed a, within 3Ho points OF
the best for the day, quiet IN tone. nt = net
advance OF Gals points sales estimated at
10000 bales. Port receipts Tor the day were
Less than half OF last years and exports were
:nore than double them,
Estimated receipts at The ports today we're
1000 bales against 1856 last week and l0Ia2S
last year,. for the week 5000 bales against
ii, 5p3 last week and g. sa5 las; year. To-day's
receipts at Kew Orleane We're 2,2as bales
.aealrs, a.l.G last year.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..

PEANUT MARKETS
PETERSBURG. VA. May 4.-PEASUTS-
Continue frm at sil5 per bushel for Spanish:
sellers arc asking higher prices; very few being
offered Virginia. firm at 4stc, for fancy stock.
some shipments are being made from Peters,
burg OF stock tina, had been stored In this
city. ,r.>,,,rc
Fancy, 4Au6c.; strictly prE-.. 4sadpissc,: prime
ihat44sc.; common a.sQSssc.; Spanish, fi,2a pc:
bushel.
DRY GOODS MARKET,
NEW YORK. May 4,--No nppreclable increase
In the orders received Is noticeable in the dry
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oFlNEsT coAsTWlsE TRIPS IN THE
7WORLD,n

Richmond to Boston and return, SCI 3d.
to Providence and return, $780, includ-
ing meals and room, via Merchants and
Miners transportation Company, from
Norfolk: daily lire TO New York, Tick
OTIS on sale at Chesapeake and Ohio and
Norfolk and Western Railway offices,
No $40 East Main Street
r. II, WRIGHT
Agent Norfolk
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CHICAGO ILL, May 4.-CATTLE- Receipts.
1900 head. Market weak to l0c. lower. Coed
Sal stockers and feeders. &3a44o; cows. i,5oV
AS; heifers, s2258L75; Gamers. $L5oa.. 6J {
bulls S2aril0; calves, Ss.5ofi5.0o: Texas fed
steers, sia4.Gc. Hogs-Receipts to-day. 24C0o
head. Market about steady, Mixed snd butch Oh.
4s7ia; rough. heavy. s4,6oa47o; light yorkers.
sa,a5n6.74, bulk OF sales, s4e5a475. Sheep
Receipts. 400 head. Market lower. Good to
choice wethers. s+.7515.40; fair 10 choice mixed.
S.350qt6o; native lambs. clipped. Si.25a5.I5.
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u s.. refuniing 2s, registered ,...........,. 1o5
IT, IS. refundng 81. oupon................ 100
VI s. 3s. registered. ...................,... JOG
u s. 3s. coupon. .....,,..................... 1o6
ii. s. Nav ss. registered ,............... 1S.,a
u, s.. New A., coupon ...................... 1924
IT, S. Old As, Registered NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lo7
u s. Old IS. coupon .......................i 1919;
A,chIson general As Observation-Disclosures. 1905
Atchison adjustment. As ..............-.... 9l's
Atlantic Coast Line AS ..................... 94is
Baltimore and Ohio As Observation-Disclosures. lol
baltimore and Ohio s,as .................. o4ta
Central OF Georgia Observation-Disclosures. 1854
Central OF Georgia LIST Inc................ ~,
Chesapeake and ohio AIS ...............a. 1o:7s
Chicago and Alton ssss Observation-Disclosures. 77st
Chicago, y. and Quincy new Is ............ 9il
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Tunnel Burned in Georgia.

lBy AssOcluttu ETtNas'I,, e. ,,,-,1I
COLUMBUS. GA. May. the Pine
mountains tunnel. on the, solthern haiJ
brrned to-day. All the woodwork was
consumed and the through trains rad 70
he stopped Traffic over mar part oI
the road will not be resumed before neaI
week.
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corn. 47aa4sAc.; No. 2 yellow, 5psa5.c.. No..
3 oats, D7sX4i.e. No. 3 white. 4ou4sc. No. q
rye. es2tc. Good feeding barley. s.as.ac.; iair
sio Vi; No. / northwestern. si.osIs; prime
Timothy seed. i.ao. Mess pork. per barrel.
sILGoallc5; lard. per 100 pounds. 80; 90. BIZ,
sides tboxcdJ s65ogs.75. Whiskey. basis OF
high wines. SIZES. Glover, contract grade,
.l6.75. Butter--Stcady; creamcres. l4M23ct;
dairlcs. l3is12lc. Cheese-Easy at sisIlol=c.
Eggz--Easy at l5H4lGc
BALTIMORE. Nd. May 4.-FLOuR-Quiet
and unchanged. wheatDull and frner; spot,
contract, {l0?; spot. No. red, Western sl-ns;
Southern by sample. Sc. asl.Gc; the .rnloI,th
tl.05 Corn-Firn,er: spot and the month, hf:. q
5.*:c; Southern white corn. 555.G5sAc. Rye
Dull; uptown No. 2. 791s0c. receipts. IA
bushels. Butter--Firm and unchanged; fancy
Initiation, lsa2oc.; fancy creamery DC; fancy
Steady and unchanged at l7c Enthusiastically;
large. ss.l1Oc: medium, 3AIi0c.; small, 100
l0hc. Sugar-Strons and unchanged
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Richnaonders in New York,

Especial 10 Tie TFImes-DsHdlNI1 ~
NEW YoR<, alaN 4,--Manhallan a,
Rizzini. Jr.. aud wife; Fifth Avenue Miss
Jones, Misses Archer, Mis-. Il. - Archer;
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Spot cotton closed quiet, Is points higher;
middllrg npiaiids. ITO; nddllng gun, l89o !;
sales Lbs bales.
Cotton. quiet. mIadllns 1870; gross receipts.
EOS bales gales. :. 1T bales: stock! es'sS bales
Export 10 the Continent, 800 bales-
Io,ai to-day at all seaposts--.,Ne. n receipts.
70 the Continent, ep7l bales; stock. af.i-l
e7l4s bales: export to Great Britain. 2o.fN
bales: to the Continent, l5.G5l bales.
Total since September LIST at all seaTorts-.
Britain e275.35i bales: to France. $40, :s5 ha.ss
10 the Continent, 2aao73 bales: to Japan
IL 81 bales; TO Mexico, 25,5il bales.
NEW ORLEANS. La. May t;-GoIIoS, y
Spot quiet. but hrmer; sales 100 bales IN
GLIDING so to arrive, SO I. o. b. and 2oJ DE-
In tho future market the fear OF the day
came VIII, the ciore when one Of the most
th,inS ana efer se eek naee The bears
had lined up at the ring Some time before tho
close and BY steady Offering haa hammered heG,,
the close the Two leading bulls commenced
bidding 1895 for July. The bears immedls ie-
5ly commenced Offering huge blocks at l3.e!;
suddenly the. bulls commenced bidding lS,sI Tor
July, and the bears began firing lots Or
thousand bales alta time at them. me situ u
ton tense and the ring IN an inersdi'apy
short time crowded twenty deep with
brokers. suddenly one OF the leading bulls
yelled across The ring to the other. Buy all
they've got and II take half. In a moment
DISCRIMINATING a. ne accepted the cotton that
Was being hurled at him by the bears For q
moment the big bulls and bears Eiafea at eacn
other while the smaller operators apparently
forgot ali about trading The lsading ~ hn, ~
yelled a bid OF 1921 for ten thousand bais OF
. by anotHer BID for 5000 bales The bears
ouailea in short while, but the bulls kept
on bidding al the same figure that ne bears
had been Offering large quantities OF cotton
al, but when the closing gong sounded cum 'h ere
close AZ thc market the tone was called steady.
July was points higher than the close OF
Yesterday at 1897. October was points lower
1926 !, enG,,.e,.
Jnnn Ia T,al37S; July, l3,37@lS.ss: August,
~ nsS,, I'd. Septanber, ll.59UlLG0; October,
ii,loStiili; November. lio9 bid; December
aSafl0 OF.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
iSales at Union Stock Yards.l
Richmond. Va. May 4,

Richmond, Va, May 4, 1904.
Receipts for the week ending Monday:
CATTLE-Recepts, 203 head, Market active
at las, weeks quotations. Best steers. Az q
Sc; a few extra shade higher; medium 70
good 3ttT4Nc.: common 10 fair. 3i2G4c.: heif-
ers, az t4ac. dry cows. 3aic.: bulls, 3a5ac. 2;
calves, 81 a6c.: fresh cows, s25. ai5.; quaran-
tine cattle. 2ad:Ac.: bulls, 3I3lc
HOGs-Recepts. l,iss head. Market lower.
Good hogs 4iaa5c.
Good sheep. 44G5c.: common TO fair. 3i9a4c. !;
bucks. 3a51:c.; spring lambs, 19sc.
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method of choosing party candidates.
There is much talk here now concerning
delegates and electors at large to be
chosen by the Richmond Convention to
represent the party In the coming battle.
ahOoldyoElrlu shr hr hretashrtehrdl
Men Talked About.
1t appears almost certain that Governor
Montague and Senators Martin and
Daniel will be three OF the delegates at
large. Congressman Glass and Jones and
Hon. A. G. BraSton are mentioned for
the fourth place For the two electors at
large, tho names OF Senators w. r..
Barksdale, ex-Congressman II. ST. GeorS..
Tucker and Judge Sam W. Williams, u
wythc are most frequently heard while
Colonel George G. Cabell, n, OF Norfolk,
ard Hon. j. Boyd Sears, OF Mathews,
arc also often mentioned in this cons
nection. They are all fine stumpers, and
any two Of them will reflect credit upon
the, ticket.
Hon Charles V. Meredith can be one
OF the district delegates to st. Louis, IL
he desires lit. If he does not care to go.
Hon Eppa Hunton. Jr., may be the
Richmond man. AS the other delegate
representing the county end OF the dis
.trlct, the names Of Captain w. D. Card
we'll. OF Hanover. Judge Roger Gregory,
of King William, and former Senator
Phil b. Cogbill. of Chesterfield, are
heard
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago NJ. and st. Paul gen. 4s...n..... 100
chicago ana Northwestern con. 7s........ 1277s
chicago r. 1. and Pacific 4s.............. ~
G.. q. e. and st Louis gen 4s.,........ 1c0N
t,htcnpn Tcr,ninni Az so
e,onso1Idated Tobacco 4s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. bs7s
colorado and Southern IS .........,........ 84i.
Denver and Rio C;rarde 1s............... 9sia
Erie prior lien is $50
Eric General ~ ............................. "
Fort Worth and Denver city lsts........ io1
louisville and Nash UNIFIED 4s.............. ~
Manhattan con. gold ~ t................!...al e3
Mexican Central jst Inc. ,3l
MINI n nd nj I ouis A g,,,,,,,,,,...,.. So
Missourt Kansas and Texas 4s............ 1o0h
missouri Kansas and Texas eds. ........... 1s3I
Wn tfonai r, n az Mexico con <s "a
New York Central gen 3ias. .......,...,. ~
New Jersey Central gen. ts..,...,.......,.l SO
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, ND. May 4--Seaboard Air
Line common. 9ss1lols: do preferred. YEA lS.s.
Atlantic Coast Line common l0I.sulV9.2.
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Permanent Chairman.

Ideutenant-G Governor Joseph e, Willard,
Congressman Carter Glass and Hon,
Henry r. Pollard, are talked of for per-
mancnt chairman of the convention
though none of them are seeking the
honor. 1t looks as If the convention
might be something Of a party feast.
and no sharp factional clashes are an
ticlpa ted.
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Northern Pacific As ........................ 1ot
Northern Pacific 3s ...................A.. 72A
Norfolk and Western consol 4s,,,........... 9s az
Oregon Short Line AZ and Partic......... 9s
Pennsylvania conv.3 ].s ................. %
Reading General As Observation-Disclosures. es7s
st. Louis and Iron Mountain con. ts...... 1874
st. Louis and San Francisco fg. 4s........ 81 r
st. louis Southwestern 1sta ...,.......... ~ i
Seahoard Air Line Is OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. GS
Southern Pacific IS Northumberland. 91H
Southern Railway 6s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ll6h
Texas and Pacific lists ...............,.. 11sia
Toledo. ST. l.. and Western Is ............ coz
Union Pacific As OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ok
u. S. Steel % SIS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. "a
Wabash Ists 1lb9s
Wabash Debs Bs Observation-Disclosures. GlA
Wheeling and Lake Erie IS ........,....... S0N
Wisconsin Central AZ ....................... 80
Colorado Fuel conv... IS .....,............ 70h
NJ. and O., collateral trust 4s............. 60
Central OF Georgia I'd observation-disclosures. a2li
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UNION STOCK YARDS, PITTsBuRci. Pas,
May 4,--CATTLE-S Supply light; market steady.
Choice $500 IS; prime. s5g5,a0; fair sia+,So.
Hogs-Receipts, . double decks; market higher.
Prime heavy, S5M5.10; mediums, s5.05Gl5,l0;
heavy workers., $4,000; light workers, si90t4 Las
pigs. si,s0gl9o;, roughs, sS9l.5o sheep--lNip-
sss,,'2oa SIS; common sheep, s2.a5aS5o; choice
lambs. st.lod6,25; veal calves. si.16a5.P,
-CINCINNAT1. O., May 4.-TIOGs-Easy and
lower at Si.0ai.S5. Cattle-Steady at S.25d4,3p.
Sheep--Strong at sa4,25, I-ambs-strong at
81 sc GiG. 90,
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NEW YORK, May ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
?io5 head Steers, very dun and loal5c. off:
steady 10 firm. Native steers si.35q5.25; stays
and oxen. si.75a4.9o; bulls. saS5G45o; cows.
Sl,7514.o0. Cglves--Receipts. 6.232 head. Market
steady to &c. lower, veals, s2.75a5,?5; choice,
&C. tops S5.75; culs, $50; hllt,tcrmliks 500
City dressed veals lower at bis4Slac. per psund;
country dressed, 5lp1c. Sheep and Lamhs--Re-
ccipts. 3,2ia head. Market generally steady;
medium lambs slow. Unshorn sheep $4,000
75TiS; clipped do. s5.4oa6.e5: clipped culls.
81 So: spring lambs. S3.50G4.3O each. Hogs
Receipts, S,252 head. Market higher. state
hogs, So, s5I530.