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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-25
Barge Havana, Boston.
Barge Havana, Boston.
Schooner b. F. Poole. Portsmouth.
Schooner Henry D. Barrett, Boston.
Property Transfers.

Richmond: Mamie r. and A. C. Brook
east side OF st. John Street. between
Hill and Coutts Streets .l.l0o.
West End Home Building. Fund Asso-
north side of Grove Avenue. So ZIP feet
west Of Elm Street. $500.
Edward Robinson to John Allen, 90 feet
on the east side OF Ninth Street: sl,o50.
Nina. Bette ", Miriam. Essie d.
Isaac and Bernard II. Caron to ]. D..
Carneai, % feet on the south side of
Leigh Street, 30 feet east Of First Street.
Shelton W. Davis and wife to John
Dahn. AZ feet on the north side of Grove
Avenue, ~ feet west of Mulberry Street.
subject to deed Of trust for s1,4o3.3S. $3.50
l.. NJ. Gill to John w. Williams. 20 feet
on the west side Of First Street 70 7-1c
feet south Of Canal Street, 5000.
Mary A. and franklin Hnrwoods trus-
tee to Bernard H.. Isaac. Bette V. Nina
Miriam, and Essle Caron. 20 IA feet on
the west side of Reservoir Street be-
tween Main and Cary Streets. $1,000.
Lizzie E. and Walter D. Moses to Vir-
gnia c. Blankenship. 80 1-2 feet on the
north side Of Franklin Street 50 LIZ
feet west Of Sixth Street, 5000
James A. Scott to Mary e. Scott. In
terest In 30 feet on the south side of
Main Street. between Twenty-seventh and
Pear Streets, and interest In the estates
of !. l.. Scott and Junius A. Scott $50.
Henrico: Marion Fl. Tyler and wife to
J. y. Carneal. trustee. lot is in block 49,.
Chestnut ETil1,E S1,6T3.12
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January January .. ....i9 1913 ion ioss
spot cotton closed quiet: midd!ing uplands.
1895: mlddlIns gulf, 1850: sales, 55s baies.

Cotton. quiet mddips. 1895; gross receipts.
Isz bales; sales t5s bales; stock. e3sa9 bales
export 10 the Continent. l.soi bales
Total to-day nj all sehpcrts-Net receipts
1854 bales: export TO France $40 bhies; 10 the
Continent, 20jt bales: stock. 3N.3Il bales.
Consolidated at all seaports--Aet receipts,
II igy baies export 10 Great Britain, a.cs7
bales: 10 France, $40 bales; to the Continent.
1863 bales; 10 Mexico. bales.
Total since September LIST at AL seaport
Nat receipts 6aS3,sl. bales; export % Great
Britain 2a25 sis bales; to France, ,o5e bales:
10 The Continent. 2,46s.o+1 bales: 10 japan,
II. 33s bales to Mexico. 2ssil bales
NEW ORLEANS, LA, May 4--There was
good inquiry to-day Tor spot cotton; ofRings
continue light. Sales 2.70o bales Including 30
4 oarrive and 20 T. o. b.; delivered on con-
tracts 800 bales. Quotations unchanged
Futures opened at decline OF SIls points
and were fairly active. The decline IN Liver.
pool where an advance was expected. caused
a further decline OF 6 points In July. but
profit taking by shorts caused a recovery OF 10
points The distant months showed similar
movement hut In a narrower way. The
Weather Bureaus weekly summary was ex-
tremeiy bullsh While in the earlier hours
prtces stayed well below the closing OF yester-
day the crop report sent them up TO ABOUT the
.ieyel OF yesterdays close In the trading July
first los, 20 points at 1895. recovered 10 I'LL
declined 10 1909 and finally recovered TO ls.ls
When the session ended the market was STEADY
with net gains OF 3ds points on the old crop
positions and Sa7 on The .on new y ~ h, ,nn.
~ asalg IS: July, 1916 August. l9elal2s2; Sep
tember iLls41l2o: October, lo.l0glol IL; Nofem-
Der. 16eoalns,; December. ie-saalosl; January,
IN s4I7l ca aa tasI sari 5s
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sULLY SCHEDULES FILED.
Papers Show Bankrupt Firms
Liabilities and Assets.


NEW YORK, May 24.-The schedules
filed by Suly and Company in the United
States District Court to-day show firm
liabilities of S3.s6s936 and assets of S4,l19,-
627 OF the indebtedness s1369.462 are un-
secured. The schedules mention $4,000 OF
Indebtedness which 1t is said should be
paid by other parties. The same $4,000
is mentioned In the assets as bills and
notes held by the Arm. There Is due
Suily and Company in open account
.6s3s4 1t has, the schedules state. stocks
and bonds margined in the amount of
s29loo. and unlauidated claims to the
amount Of s1,:o9s.25O and $2.167490, Depos-
tied in bank the firm has AS, S4S and three
New York. valued at s35.175.
Sully personally has an indebtedness of
s344,039. and assets of s2,074 429. OF the for
NOR s256.732 is unsecured. 5ia
Individual assets consist Of real es-
tate. $4,000; cash. 1854; note. $1,000; due
on accounts. sL475.2S0: bonds and stocks
1911. 1925.
Property in reversion. $1,000. and $500
which he claims Is EXEMPTED.
In the case Of the other members OF
the Arm the assets far exceed the la
bilities
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PRAYERS OFFERED
FOR SICK HORSE
fsnec,a, "a The Times Dispatch,)

(special to The Times-Dispat ch.)
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, May 24-Wil-
liam II. Brown. president Of the Brown
Ketcham Iron Company, has resorted to
Christian science to save the life Of
family horse which has been suffering Tor
a week from lockjaw, The police were
summoned on the case to-day, upon tho
ground that such treatment OF the animal
Is cruel
Mrs. Brown said that her husband had
been praying morning noon and nlght
for the recovery of the animal, and that
he had as much faith IN Christian
science as he had in the solidity OF
mountain. The police were informed that
Mr.. Brown had broken bottles Of medi-
cines left by a veterinary surgeon, and
had asserted that since he began praying
for thd cure of the animal the horse
had shown Improvement NJ
The police decided that no cruelty was
being practiced, as the yste sna, had
Brown said to-day; q resort to prayer In
all my sorrows
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CHESTNUT HILL
AND HIGHLAND PARK

Mrs. E. T. Faulkner and little daughter, OF Of
Fourth Avenue are yisitinE me lornier
Miss Helen Hall has been visiting Mrs D. ~
WaIthajl of Fourth Avenue. \.
Miss Irene Harris eft on money n ~, ,aIt ent
spend some time WIN i1''''' -
MIS- Mrs Randolph and children Of Rlehm ,o,h
have been spending the past seVeral oaSs WIN
Mrs Neurohr, OF Fourth Avenue.
Miss Annie Smith, OF Fourth Avenue, has 8. re-
. saraea :. Weeks With relatives In Washington
\ Miss lula Horne is tho guest Of relatives
Miss ishf LUCY mi''i Powell Of Goochnnd county
the guest Of Mias Della Baker, of Fourth Ave-
nT Tbe eH sunbeam Society OF Highland Park
Church will hold It's regular mse,..,s No
# 81 $50 oe2s a ae eyenns servce
at Highland Park Church on ae sSt,rnb OF inc
protradsS meetings e. Mzpa9 Park TRuTf has been
Highland Park Church held its regular chill.
Ing. The church was beautifully decorated by
Nj MI John Radcliffe IN American beauties, ferns
most Successfully rendered, Miss Lucy Scott
representing the angel OF the MOVERS WIN .
or mSe s ' p aa oe esanot be- given
Miss Lizzie Boggs for such an elegant pro- pre-.
eramme which was under hep aifsn''9 Andre s ns
N whieh was 's enjoyed by all The singing BY ,he
choir ana school was exceptionally good Ssso has
MIS-. toooall OF hiiu q $500 ,n 49,,
been sick for several weeks Is improving
slowly. -, ,,oo,
ending for the week Friday, 2Otn Is as follows
senior A--Miss Elizabeth Quinby. Teacher.---
Bessie Marshall, Pattie Christian. Louise Rem
ME, Ruth Renne, Katie Lewis,
intermediate A-Rebecca Clarke, Eula Bow
man. Annie sale. Leila Wlngheld, Julian Todd
Junior Ayirginia Fleming E nnn. B SSriian
Teaeher-c;ordon Brown u week., Beale Sale
Il Weekj, Ernest Huffman e weeks, Roy Bow.
man Il week. Matte Todd % weeks FIank
Rennie a weeks) John Gresham Il weeks,
Jessie Berry q weeks, Lena Gary q week',
Clarence Austin q weekl; vauchon "a
weeks, Virginia Layne q weekl, Claire shaf-
err u weeks, Lile Gray @ weeks, LoHlse
Austin (l6 weeks, Bessie Anderson " Weehs''
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BARTON HEIGHTS.

Barton Heights Methods, Church viii bold
,ts nnnua, children's day service on SUNDAY,
May Goth at +, NJ a very dslisntta y, pEnli
gramnle Win be rendered. and al ara 'nN'ssu
F" Presiding Elder Wilson viii CONDUCT ne
services at the Methodist. Episcopal GhurGlll
ssry.c. quarterly conference VII be held ana
ali members pra urged 70 be presen!
Mr., j. j, Feather left Yesterday tof u'epe'hst
Mrs. W. n Christian has returned . her
home from a pleasure yisi, TO Washinst9, IN,
y,siting Mrs George Carter, Of Broosand PARK,
has returned home. t,,,,a
friends in Petersburg, has returned 10 her home
In Brookland park. y.L ...rn. who
has been visiting Ter sisier Of Hanover, mas
fe Mss Fannie Patterson Of Richmond. who has
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WEAKNESS
ON MARKET
Prices Dropped Back Easily and
Without Opposition
Yesterday.
RELAPSE IN MANY CIRCLES
Strike Of Freight Handlers IKE
garded With Disfavor
by Brokers.
RELAPSE. IN MANY CIRCLES
tBy Associated Piess.)

NEW YORK May 24.--Prlces dropped
hack easily and practically without oppo-
eition Today about the level OF laat Fri
dnv he.ore the little stir In the market
on that day caused by last weeks great
loan contraction BY the banks. The
weakness was not due to-day. SO far as
could be perceived to any new element
or weakness Rather 1t was simply a
recognition OF the abortion OF an incipl-
an, boom and The hasty getting out OF
small speculative holdings In consequence.
with the relapse In the money market.
the bankers loan bills. which had weak
ened the exchange market. disappeared
and gold WAS engaged for export Thursday
Ia the extent Of s20o0ooo, all that the as
say office could furnish. Speculative de-
preston here was due rather to general
ncnts. 'rhe strike OF freight handlers
in the New Haven service and fears Of
q spread or the difficulty were regarded
here with disfayor. Published reports OF
iron production were regarded Dad
augury for Industry and business. and
had special effect on United States steel
preferred Attention was given e., !, 10 tne
Commission Of charges OF discrimination
by the local roads. and the presence OF
4 the district attorney OF the United states
was used to give an impression, that
government action under the anti-trust
sct was In contemplation. The last
prices OF the day were near the lowest.
and the closing tone was heavy and very
dull. Bonds very easy. Total sales, par
value 81, 705OpO
United states bonds were unchanged
Total sales were ea5.3oo shares.
MONEY AND EXcHANGE--CLosE:
Money on call. easy; l1-4al "a per cent.
IBID and offered at liza; time loans.
steady; sixty and ninety days. Per
lilo paper, 33-+a41-2 per cent. sterling
exchange slightly firmer. with actual
business in bankers bills at A.S.iog
1850 for demand, and Mt $4-A 1oa4A SO
for slxey day bills; posted rates AS5l-2G
6. and 1881 l-2G(s, commercial bills,
SA.s4 IS: bar silver, IS IS; Mexican dol
lars A IA.
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sCHWAB WAS FINED.
Paid $1I.7o for Making Fifteen
M;les an Hour in His Auto.

CHATHAM, y. j., May H,--EhHEIFs III
schwab contributed sll7o to the treasury Wy
perfnitted TO do this after he had proved
that his automobile was able 10 SKIM
over tie Chatham roads at g speed great.
er than that allowed by the fathers OK
tho rural community
Mr., Schwab was on his way from New
york. and as the Sunday was nne ne ',les
her out bitn The beauty OF inc
weather had also inspired CHIEF or Foilca
out on the pike TO see If they could not
swell the borough treasury bil OK So
curing contributions from autpmopillsts.
Mr.. Schwab was one Of the nrM Y coma coma
a hour he was stopped and brought Pos
fore recorder Ferris Mr., sehwan. Being
nnSious 10 get along, paid MS hne
promptly and went his way
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PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, May 24-FLoUR-Firm, but
quiet Rye Flour--Steady. Cornmeal-ouiet
Rye--Duli: Bariey-Dull. o..,on.
were under bearish domination all day and
reached lower levels, Influenced BY favorable
crop news. The close showed hale., mel sI-s De.
December. S3nc.
Confirm; No. nominal Option Opt, tn market lei
and crop outlook, closing &c. net lower. es-
cspt May. which was &c. higher on nlenipuia-
ton May closed at s4a4c,; July, et1.r septem-
BeefDouiet. Cut Meats-Sow: picked bel
lies. s.. assc.; picked hams, "a l.c: per pound
Lara-oniet: Western steamed !s, l 4eh .l
Guiet. Pork-inactiyc. Talow-flfIh t'osin-
Steady. Turpsntine-Steady. ,,,;
sutier-weak creamery, l4al s, stat
dairy lsa7;e cG ws'fe ELS Esss-W weak
State. Pennsylvania and nearby's -oe.: SOUTH
ern. interiors, l3Hlic ,,,.,,,. e,ko
Coffee-Spot Rio quiet: 40 M, info,ee e's e.,
coffee futures opened steady at partial ad-
vance OF points on moderate BUYING 1ls ~ move owe
men, by Wall Street. ana Inv while ar 9eas sso was
frmness during the entire session "a an g closea
ne, saio points higher. Sales 300 bags.
susar-Raw Arm; far rshh snsaS s1se: re-
fined Arm Confec,iorers 4. 40; mould a.
S. 80: cut loaf and crushed s 20 j powdered
sSss; igrspesdy Southern new ssboa475
siaie and western s2soa3oo; Jersey sweets.
a5c a tansy hanabPfkso
s sssady: Southern, barreIcrates. sla2a5. Cot
4ton--By steam TO Liverpool. l2c
CHICAGO, ILL., May stgAn ,. Unexpectedly
caused weakness, In wheat to-day Weat ti,5,.
conditions were also bearlsh. AZ The close Juiy
whea. of qeS corn 70 de%n a. 81 oa n
changed to 7isc. lower.
# rne leading FUTURES ranged as follows.
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HIGHLAND SPRINGS.

game me- OF COLI at their links here on Yesterday
afternoon, Or, John l.. Robinson OF hioh-
and Mrs Frank r, Read, third. AZ the close
Of the next game played az ostaop ope lsa parry
;" 4 game of baseball was played on the da-
mend here yesterday afternoon when ne
Melrose nine crossed bats with me H,sn n,,m
the Visitors By score OF % to H.
The Cecilia Yachting Club went on tnelr
ANIMAL crnIse down the noble James Yesterday
morning A number of Highland springs
Young people Went with them
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY e. 100

PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY ~, 1904.
ARRIVED.
steamer Berkeley. Shelly, Norfolk. merchan-
disc ana passengers. old Dominion line. !,
steamer Old Point Comfort Graves, James
River landings and Norfolk, merchandise and
passengers. Virginia Navigation Co,
EAILEn
Steamer Berkeley, Shelly, Norfolk. merchan.
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line.
Barge Atlantic Belch. James River, light
PORT OF WEST POINT, May -, 1901,
ARRIVED.
Danyille, Short, Baltimore, passengers and
general cargo.
Elm City, Haynes. Mattaponl River Land
ings, passengers and general cargo
SAILED
Danyllle, Short. Baltimore passengers aud
BIN citv Haynes Mattaponi River Land,
.ings messengers and general cargo.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. MAY 81, 1904.
ARRIVED. M
Schooner S. S, Thorpe Boston.
SAILED.
steamer Evelyn, Boston,
scSn2n,,er Horace A. Stone, Boston
Schooner Lyman NJ. Law, Portland.
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made slow growth during the past week e, s
throughout the cotton belt. low n n ~
temperatures being generally reported a, a.
cd II, portion.s Of the central and eastern
districts. but Irregular stands are the rule
choppng continues and the fields are a mos,
ly well cultivated I ; are very ND EAST EAST.
ern districts. and boil weevis continue
to increase in the southern ana cehtral
cotton counties of Texas. ~,
The transplantng of tobacco has been
DELAYED bv dry weatherlin Kentucky, but
more than half the crop has been set n
North Carolina. Planting has begun IN IN
Virginia and Pennsylvania, In me n'o PIE
s'1 Wee. in the Gulf States the, outlook
for peaches continues poor, but the pros
poets FOR apples and other fruits are
promising,
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Five Per Cent. Money

been visiting Mrs W. G. Leadbetter. OF North
Mr. w. l.. Raglnnd was called TO Washing
Ton on account Of the death OF his, sster-ln-
law Mrs. H. Lee Ragland.
Mrs Do Mlihnn left Monday for Washington
on IL pleasure trip. 49,
Mr.. a. q. Personette. OF Baltimore. Mo-, y
the rnest OF Mr. w. L. Summers. SSl ts
Mrs c. c. Wright, of Hanover. Is the guest
o Mr.. r. Z. Il. Robinson, OF Williamsburg. Is yis-
itIng at the Seminary. !, .
Mrs, s. P. Jones who has been yisiting hsr
has returned home, st3 ,., y
Mr.. Cecil Wright. who has been visiting
Mr.. julian Switzerland, OF Barton Avenue.
Mr.. &, NJ zlrkle and daughter, Dorothy have
Miss Matte Parker. OF Raleigh. n. C.. is tho
guest OF friends on the Heights.
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NAVAL STORES.

! WILMINGTON. n. c., May 24.-sPIRITs
TURPESTTNEs-N doing; receipts. 70
casks. Rosn-- Nothing doing; receipts, 72
barrels Tar-Firm at. 81, 80; receipts 50 barrels
Crude Turpentne-Firm at s2.75a4,oo and Si,25;
receipts aOa barrels, 49,, :, ,,,,,,,,,
Firm at 5ihc. sales, 5H casks: receipts. 547
casks exports. 9ls casks. Ros!n-Flrm: sales
1889 barrels; receipts. 2,eol barrels; exports
CHARLESTON. S. c., May 24,-TuRPEN-
TINE-Firm at 5Sa4c. Rosip-Firm.
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PLUNGED OVERHEARD.
German Sailor on Vineta Be.
lieved to Have Been Drowned.

q" N0PeUIdt W J TIC 4 f'''e- '"eS-'@'7
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, May "a
While Heinrich Klemme, OF the crew Of
the German cruiser Vlneta, was moving
about the main deck of the .warship last
night, lie was suddenly seen to plunge
overheard, as II he had stumbled m, d., a q. q
today t came ashore and requested Chief
Of Police Johnson to assist them in max
Ing a search for the body. They are
confident that the , lnJ aT not pi smicide
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DRY GOODS MARKET

NEW YORK, May 24-Buyers Of dry goods
sale. and while good prices were obtained on
staple lots high-prced fancy goods were
successful day on special sales. The market
at first hands is practically unchanged. Prices
are being held tentatively and buying for the
future Is restricted.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago and Northwestern con. s7s.......... 12I7s
C,hica 20 r. T. and Pacific ds............ 6JA
Chicago. II. I. and Pac. cbl 5s.............. 79N
&C C. ana ST. Louis gen. 4s.......... 1Wss
Chicago Terminal Observation-Disclosures. 72h
Consolidated Tobacco ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5efs
Colorado and Southern 4s............i.... SAB
Denver and Rio Grnilde 4s................ 0sia
Erie prior lien 4s....................... asss
Erie General Is Observation-Disclosures. Sc
FIJI worth and Denver c,yi ists......... 166
Hooking Valley Observation-Disclosures. 10sh
Louisville and Nash. Unified 4s.......... 10ON
Manhattan consol gold ls................... 103
Mexican Central AZ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. eS
Mexican Central is. Inc Observation-Disclosures. 1874
MINI and St Louis Observation-Disclosures. gj&
Missouri Kansas and Texas 4s........... 1oi4
missouri Kansas and Texas 2ds............ 77A
National r. r. OF Mexico con. ls......!.... 7iA
n;etv York Central gen. 2ls......,........ 90
Nav Jersey Central gen 5s.................I
Northern pacific 1915
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BRUNSWICK INN, ORC.
Va, Shenandoah Valley; elevation LEGO
feet; llthia water; modern convenlences.
Tennis, bowling, fishing driving. Write
for booklet
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c,oTroNsEEp OIL MARKET.

NEW YORK, May 4-Cottonseed oil was
dull and featureless with prices partially lower
under absence of support Prime crude, I. o. b.
mills. 9oc.; prime summer yellow, ;e7i:c.;. off
summer yellow nominal; prime white. $780,;
prime winter yellow. a3c.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKETS.

PETERSBURG. VA. May 24.--PEANUTS-
Continue arm at si,l5 per bushel for spanish;
offered Virginias firm at 4Nc. for fancy stock.
Some shipments are being made from Peters.
burg OF stock that had been sto.ed In this
city.
Fancy. 4Ng6c.; strictly prlr.t. ~. 9ipsc.; prime.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. ND. May 24--seaboard Air
Lane common, 7A4s; DO. preferred l6a117.
Atlantic Coast Line common. io7;. HOS
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Richnnonders in New York.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch)
NEW YORK May 24-Imperial-H.
Campbell: Broadway Central-R. r. Cole;
Manhattan-C. L.. Kirk: York-A. E.
Langhorne and wife: st. Denis-J. M.
Fourqurean.
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UNION STOCK YARDS. PITTsBuRG, PA.
May 2t.-CATTLE-suppy light; market
steady. Choice, si.5sa5.5o: prime. s5.25G5;35;
tair. Acng45o Housekeeping, light; market
slow. Prime, heavy, s4soG495: mediums and
heavy workers.. $3.50; light yorkers. st.@9i.90;
pigs. s4.5o44.7o; roughs, Ss,50a4l5 Sheep
Supply light; market firm. Prime wethers.
{. 40as.Oo: common sheep. s2.50G3. so; choice
lambs, s65og6$ 80; veal calves. s4.5oG6co.
CINCINNATI. O., May 24-HOGs-Quiet and
lower at s35014.70. cattle--Steady at s2'e59
4so. Sheep--Strong at s3.c544.50. Lambs
Strong at St.25I6.W.
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Northern Pacific OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 7ei4
Norfolk and Western con. 4s............... sSl2
Oregon Short Line IS and Partic.......... DIX
Pennsylvania conv. 3t7s...................... 9tia
Reading General IS Observation-Disclosures. asss
st. Louis and Iron Mountain con. 5s... ia
81. Louis and San Francisco fig. 4s...... sax
st. Louis Southwestern 1sts.......,,...... 94ia
Seaboard Air Line IS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 20
southern Pacific "a ........................ sl%
Southern Railway Observation-Disclosures. lis
Texas and Pacific lsts Neutrality-suspicious., lisss
Toledo. st. l.. and Western 4s.,....,,.... Teis
Union Pacific As ..........,.,...,......... 1919
Union Pacific conv. observation-disclosures. a6B
7. s. Steel I'd 5s 7Ss
Wabash lists OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1l5ia
Wabash Deb. BIS ........,................ bsS
Wheeling and Lake Erie 4s............... S0la
Wisconsin Central As ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 9oH
Colorado Fuel cory. 5s..................,... 70S
NJ and o. collateral trust 4s.............. 92s,
Central OF Georgia I'd 1nc.................. 36N
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SUGAR Again Goes Up.

(Ry Associated Press)
NEW YORK, May. 24,-All grades or OF
refined sugar have beer advanced hVe
cents per one hundred pounds.
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ROANOKE RED SULPHUR SPRINGS,

(VIA SALEM, VA.)
opens June list. Before arranging for
your summer vacation write us for de-
scriptive pamphlet, terms. &c. Sulphur,
Chnlybeate and Freestone waters: eleva-
ton. 1900 feet Resident Physician: rea-
r. c. CHAPMAN. Prop.
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BALTIMORE. MD, May 2t;--FLouF-Quiet
spo so No. rs
We Western er sLo5Is asked Southern BY sample.
o5c, @si.65. Corn,-Dull spot and the month,
ENTHUSIASTICALLY; No. white, 4SMiSisc Rye
Dull No 57gIsff mu'tsTMead 49, aa e1sa nm
srv ss1sI2ec do ladle l5gi6c,; store packed,
iga1ac. Eggs Steady and unbalanced q q, lIc:
Cheese Firm and nnshanSEIsdd; llarss Shqs1A' r
AMI unchanged.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-25

BALTIMORE. MD. May 24.-cALvES--
Choice light veals. 6d6lfc per pound: good
veal 5l.4llac.; poor to good, per head, s3aS $50.
Lambs and Sheep-Spring lambs, choice and
fat 7a7isc per pound; poor. small. thin. 6q
size per pound; wool sheep, per pound. best
stock.( 3Maic.: good, per head. se5oa3,0o; in
ferior per head, slal.5o; old bucks, per pound.
o,lfl3c as to quality and weight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-25
ne Leading futures ranged as fol,ews; H..

s Msss No red siSS5si %. No, corn. Az.
No white. ssd lSc, No. 2 rye. 75c, Good feed,
INK bariey.s5qSSc. fair TO choice mailing, $50
bse No, | haxseer: ooi Nc; i ] northwestern,
m her barrel slos7h lard per 100 pound. $3.50
a1,L short ribs sides tloosel So e5d6 short
hirh wines sizes Glover, contract grade. $40.
RatterWaa; ereamsrles itaise n daifies 1sg
to- i5, cheese-Easy: new grades, 7s&asisc'