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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-01
ACTIVE WORK NOW.
Baptist Council Takes Steps To-
ward More General Endeavor.

An enthusiastic meeting OF the Baptlst
Council of Richmond and Manchester was
held last night at the First Baptist
g-fr,,r,h The attendance was excellent
al yary great interest was manifested.
The chief business Of the evening wa, was
.hs report Of the Executive Committee
reeommending names for the Finance
Committee and the election Of secre-
.arv for city mission work. After con-
siderable discussion the report was adopt
ed. The matter OF the city missionary,
which is very Important, will be pushed
at once.
The Finance Committee Is composed o.
the following gentlemen: Messrs. Joseph
B, Montgomery, John Garland Pollard.
Robert NJ. Smith, w. ]. Westwood and
r. f. Patterson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-01
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. May 3l.--The cotton market
opened weak at n decline OF Has points fol-
lowing much lower cables than expected. Liver
pool having broken badly over the holidays.
standstll. The bull had also to confront a very
favorable set OF weather maps. showing rain
In the dry sections. while temperatures remain
ed generally favorable. In view OF these varl-
GUS developments ana the fact that the suspen-
sion Of lDcal house was announced before ~,
call the opening changes were not bad. ana
soon afterwards prices rallied a few points
on covering. There was no sign OF Dun SUP
port. however, and with New Crleans showing
considerable weakness the market soon began
Burau at midday proved more bearish than
had been expected and following Its puolica-
ton there was very heavy LIQUIDATION. leo ap-
parcntly by large local wire house Win New
down to l2,4o. the lowest point II has occ ,i,;
pied since the eulmination OF the hrst pun y
campaign last January and net loss OF ~
points. October sold down to 1923, net ios IS
OF 30 points. and the general list Was !aV ,n
hep OF a light demand from spot people ana n.i
at a net decline OF 2s927 points, Sales were
estimated at 10000 bales.
very few open trades In the market. and con- ,.
seauently the failure YVES not thought nk 81!
70 involve any other firm TO any material ex-
tent, Receipts for thu day We're full as com.
aay wiba las. ao exResS
Receipts OF cotton at the ports to-day We .Io
67ss bales against 4ol7 last week and b,tly
last year. For the week 5000 bales agninst
1858 last week and 25.295 last year. To-day. :
receipts at New Orleans. were ail1o ea! tas
bales against Isl last Year,
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Weekly Crop Report.

tBy Associated Press) 5,
& WASHINGTON .. c.. May 31.-The
weekly summary Of crop conditions is-
sued by the Weather Bureau to-day Is
as follows:
Though cotton continues small, gen
eral Improvement in Its condition is indi-
ern districts, where rains have been we'll
distributed and generally ample. The
least favora Bile reports are received from
Georgia. Florida and portions Of South
are not SO generally reported in the cen
tral-eastern districts as In the previous
week, except in Georgia, but boil weevils
continue to increase in the southwest
and central cotton counties OF Texas.
AS a rule the crop Is we'll cultivated
Tobacco transplantlng has progressed
slowly In Kentucky, Virginia and North
Carolina, and this work awaits rain in
progress in New England. Pennsylvania
and Tennessee.
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VIRGINIA
BRIEFS
,,enial to rhe mines, plspatch

Especial to The Times, pispEatesh a2,a -
Lodge, No, los, "A, II, and. A, A., q Ash Z
Hail Friday rid, night, at which time the de-
Esss = Upon on'i b.. w * Brosdus, Of Glen
BRisToL, vA.-E, L. Love, a carpenter;
who vas run down by Norfolk and
Western yard engine here last night, hay-
ing been partially dsemho,%sled, died 1sr,v TO-
day HIS wife and Sir, slx ehaeea SHsv,Na
N HMPo SHAW VA,-The southslde Virginia
Medical Association, COMPRISING inc cS ,,,,,1g
P 'SI George, Brunswick and Greenea-
vile will convene In Emporia on the TN
FAARNHAM, yA.,An Ant!.salo sa
si FaRTgfbE Il eftshfm yA t. men
haden llishing season has opened and the
Neck, which manufacture these fish into
fertilizer, are looking forward to sue
cessful season, Some OF the catches OF
sys 5 hsyf asaay tie Of
vHas AyT sfSyyv fl ih's P EAThe northern
Neck Baptist sunday School c Z,
sr NEWBORN n NEWS, vA.-schooner Eliza
A. scribner, Captain Dodd, from New
York to Wilmington, Del. put into port
to-day in a badly crippled condition. In
sefil list her foremost and was otherwise
dan damaged, She VIII remain here for re-
wi cHEsTER, yA,-Mr, Graham F.
Blsndy, q prominent young clubman of
Nav York City, accompanied by his aunt,
Mrs II. M. Carnegie, of Pittsburg, Pa,
stopped for some time In Winchester TO-
day on their way to Clarke county, where mere
porttom If the Tulleries, formerly owned
by' Colonel uriel Hoyce,, Mrs, Cafneg'e
Ia a sister- in-iaM Of AnQrew SarneSle.
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MARKET IS
AGAIN OPEN {. T. |
After Three Days Of Leisure,
Brokers Get Busy, But Their I
Dealings Were Small
LITTLE CHANGE I'M SITUATION
Prices Dropped Below Fridays
Levcl-Weekly Crop Report
Was Encouraging.
nv Associated press.)

F5ttf35 tBy Associated fr9BB.)
EEw YORK, May sl.--Three days Of
1ctsura Tor the contemplation OF stock
market prospects did not result In any
Accession of speculative confidence, 80 far
is was revealed by the meagre dealings
and the hating and narrow fiuctuahon
to-day. The ma rket showed no essential
change from It's recent lethargic charac-
Ter. The nrm tone OF tho London market
and the Saturday bank statement. which
was called favorable by commentators
were worth fractional rise this morning
xsch pSss sn ts s 81 sacE 20 Se S
last Fridays level. The. nominal cause
was the suspension Of firm On the e cot e
ton exchange. but although the tai, tyre
with no bearing on market or financial is !
conditions the market failed TO cover us
lost ground. u, /. :.
1t offered more favorable reatures than
these, The weekly crop bulletln q the the
sursn1 orep Is
spring wheat crop. The cotton crop, also.
was shown to have improved. The tenor
the Railroads. was distinctly affected BY
the brighter hopes felt for the crops,
which have had some effect in turning
the QOHnWdTQ tlGS Oh Iaul oad 1aiS ~
evidence since the middle OF April
Net earnings do not yet show turn IN
the situation, retrenchment In opera tng
expenses not yet being effective IN the
reports Tor that period. The Erie state
1nent was the important example to-day;
WIZ WIZ l is S year Or aosss Or nearly pei
cent. The stocks OF the comp;any sn y e lai
from this showing. especially the Arst
preferred, from fears that the integrity
OF Its dividend was threatened. There
was a light covering movement by shorts
late In the day. but the closing was easy
A number OF ina cfiye bonds made VIDE
declines from long preceding sales ana
declines from long preceding safes and
the general tone was heavy. Total sales,
par value, $4,000 United States s's
registered declined Is, and 2's coupon
advanced IA per cent. on call.
Total Gales were LBS, 100 shares.
MONEY AND ExcHANGE-cLosE
Money on call, easy. lG1 ~; lowest. i;
closing bid. i; offered at ~.
Time loans, easy; sixty and ninety
days, 292 IL per cent; six months 80
= 1.2.
Prime mercantile paper. 3-444 Ia per
cent. Sterling exchange. nm WITH actual
business in bankers bills, at $ts7.2o Tor
demand and at $4s5.35a4s5.i5 for sixty
day Ellis. Poster rates. tts6 and 1913.
Commercial bills, 1886 l-sa1-t. Bar silver,
h5 Merican dollars "A IA.
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In the CITY Courts.

In the Law and Equity Court yesterday
suits were entered by o. r. hasten VS..
the Richmond Traction Company for $1,000
and by w. w. Edwards &C.. VS., the Ches-
apeake and Ohio Railway and others Tor
In the same court Judgment was rem
dered against N, z. Amos for $40 and
L Amos for sos. In favor of j. b. Wallis
administrator.
The following judgments were rendered
in the Circuit Court: Cook and Bern
helmer Company VS.. G, Clucci, S12,74, and
e. H. Gilbert VS.. C. 3. Wood, Sl91bO
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Printers Strike Impending.

Especial to The Tlmes- Dlspa1Hhl
present indications every newspaper Of
flee in Charlotte, as well as all job Of
fices, will be tied up after Saturday. The
Typographical Union. of this city, has
made demands that the publishers say
they cannot meet,
The impending strike Will seriously AFT
feet the Charlotte observer, me Gnar-
lotte News and the Evening Chronicle.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-01
BURGLARS at Crewe.

Especial 10 Tho Vimes-plspatch;l
CREME, VA, May sl..-Burglars broksl
into the Toulouse OF the SoIfoik .an ,s
therefroln, with which they priced open
the back windows pf the freight depot.
entered and broke open the. safe, takinS
s95. han j, ,,,aces
They literally plesSd the safe 20 pieces
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-01
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, NAY 81, 1904.
ARRIVED

PORT OF RICHMOND. NAY 81, 1904
ARRIVED
steamer Berkeley. Shelly Norfolk. merchap-
a, ssea and passengers Old Dominion line,
steamer. Old Point Comfort. Cranes, % James "a
river landings and Norfolk, MERCHANDISE and
pnssengers, Virginia Navigation Co.
sAILEn
steamer Berkeley. shelly Norfolk; merchen'
disc and passengers. Old DOMINION line,
PORT OF WEST POINT. MAY 81, 1904
ARRIVED.
panyille, Short Baltimore. passengers and
general cargo. ,.....o,, ,,,,,. ,,s
MS p,s messengers and general cargo.
49, SAILED 4
Danyille, Short baltimore. passenserA and
general cargo ,,....,,n, r,,v.r on,
Elm CITY, Haynes, Massupohl A'SsF +aaS'
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Mr.. McNamee to Travel.

Mr.. Robert +. McNamea. for a number
of years foreman In the upholstering de-
partment 1f Nlessrs Sydnor and Hundley
Of this city. has accented position With
a mattress manufacturing concern at
Graham, Va, as travelling salesman,
Mr. AIcNamee Is a man .rof fine manners
and Will no doubt succeed on the road. Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-01
COTTON.

Especial to The Times y pisIg sisa ,a.a
me IN expect a considerably augmented
demand for spot cotton from Spnners
on the basis of 70 IL cents for July cot
ton In both New York and New Orleans,
and a further decline at the moment
seems hardly tustined, Theodore H.
Price,
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Union Echo Meeting.

There will be union echo meeting from
the .Home Mission conference which
recently convened in Lynchburg, held at
CLAY Street Methodist Church tomorrow
nlgnt al S:lb o'clock. fs4;
An interesting and helpful programme,
has been prepared, All interested in
home mission work are most cordially
invited. NJ s1l gG8N
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CHICAGO, ILL. May 3L-cATTLE-Re-
cciptr, $3.50 head. Including 200 Texans. Market
steady, Good to prime steers. 50. 4oa5.so; poor
to medium. s4e0I5 40; stockers and feeders.
81 75a2 90; bulls s2.5oa4.ao; calves. s25ogs. %;
Texas-fed steers. ss.50gi.l6. HoEs-Receipts.
% coo head; to- morrow. 1000 head Market
weak to &C. lower. Mixed and butchers. $1,000
i75; good to choice heavy sA7Q94so; rough:
heavy. s46o3I7o; light, $500. 90; bulk q
gales 81. 61l4.70. Sheep-RAcepts. 1900 head.
Market steady. Good to choice wethers, go
s so; fair to choice mixed. s3.I5a5.1; native
lambs. 5000; spring lambs. s5.6045.7o.
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PRODUCE MARKET.

. sa II; s9ss
s good, sss5fls15. cornmeal-sssady. yellow
western, siosaIie. Rye,--siow; No. 2, Western
7es sarlsyeu ass; f: Sa red 3D. nominal OPP
tons opened lower but recovered on H., cr ng
Increase in the visible and the de,Ser
i los. Later r' the whole market weakenel an, and
closed .aic. lower May closed at sls Ne
'' c:orn.spot. steady; NO 2, ssas4c Option
market was generally strong and more active G,,a
on bad weather but na h,he eases a on closed a;
gss July s4c September 5s e oa,s.
spot market steady; mixed 20 70 81 POUNDS
ssf ssss ssn. fs a gu . g
sSaassri s ss 1866 RsSss
rehnsd ARM cen,,ne9 a sis sop snort
sear sslsai5.oo; mess. ssa1s,55 Tallow
Steady s2 per paskagsl Md eoqnfrsd pssR-
mon man TO good. sso5 at Ss,s@
Fs ss s sAs
for coffee futures opened steady at UNCHANGED
decline g pe sasu aad slS Sags quiet
a. s nss r steady; fair refining, s7,lee.;
centrifusa o. test als.lse moasses sugar
a. a auf oae and erushea 1851
powdered. s5o5; granu.ated. sAea cubes S5so
Rice-Quiet: domestic. fair 70 extra, sAWoaSS.i
Japan a,ss q sSaca nsw Or
'eI B,,tterMFirm; creamery. l4Glshc,i State
dairy. lsai7iso. cheese.Frmer; state IN, ~
cream small eolorsd sho'est &C. sma Win,H
e end nearby, fancy selected white. iodl2c,;
Southern, Interiors. 12al4c 49,, =.
y : NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; Southern (new). $4,000;
SAFE and Western. sacks. {2,b0l2.7e; Jersey
sweets. $1,000 Peanu,s-Eirm q ta gs h anS
lbpaures1Steady; Southern, barrel-crate SlQ2,25
fcoston-By steam to Liverpool ice.
CHICAGO ILL. May, GA break Of 4ac
to-day in the price OF May wheat. due TO col
tianse OF the theory that there was an out
stapndng short Interest. caused weakness in
other poptlons, The July options closed with q
ioss OF &c Corn Is up Nc; oats show gain
Of aaAc, and provisions l2hqf1kc.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

|,1e.x, AZ .ny, st X pant gan a. ........ 100 y
shieaso ana Northwssts5n CON 7s........ l sss
Chicaso r. II and pac. col. Is ............ s7sis
G.. ". q. and st. Louis gen. 4s........" ~ w,
Chicago Terminal E, SM
Consolidated Tobacco observation-disclosures. ssh
fSnn,,"r ana nh Z; rande iS,,,............. 9Sh
RIA 'nrior ilan Observation-Disclosures. 0sM
80 = = a ~ ! An S.
Fort Worth and Denver City ists.......... 10; 10y
tiomisvIi, and Saah Unined is..... ...... 1oots
Tanb.tts, cancel s,oid 4s.,,,,,............1 1854
Sfariran r,entra1 Recommendations. SAX
%tsnican Santrni 1sf INC ,........,.. u a.
Msnn M az. Louis Observation-Disclosures. esM
~ asn,,rd - Kan.as and Texas 100is
Missoun, Kansas ana Texas 2ds.......... IA
NJ YnrE tsnt raj gen shs............ 1914
New Jersey Central gen. 5s, ................, ~
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nay GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, May Sl--The auction sale OF
donoestics attracted considerable attention TO.
day, but outside OF this tho dry goods market
lacked feature. Buyers We're few ana lar pc
yatiye being mostly for spot goods.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va, May 81, 1904
QUOTATIONS
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET. \
(SaIes at Union Stock Yards,
Richmond, Va, Ma

Richmond, Va, May 81, 1s04.
Receipts for the week ending Monday:
3D. CATTLE-Receipts, 1oa head; market acti ~
4Ac; common to fair, s,4G4c.: heifsrS, sSV
&c: dry cows 354lfc. bulls. 314c.: calves.
EMaI6I.c.; fresh cows $25. Go; quarantine cat
tie, 3is1i,sc.: bulls, 3a3hc: !,
HoGS-Receipts. $40 head; market firm. Sell
'A sHEEP and LAABs-Receipts. sss head;
market fair. Good sheep. 4p1a5c.: common to
fair. 314c.; bucks. 3g3ac.; lanlbs. 6a7Ac.
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ings. passengers and general cargo
PORT NEWPORT NEWS MAY 81. 1904
ARRIVED.
Steamer Orion. Boston.
u S. Steamship Minneapolis, Fort Monroe.
SAILED.
Barge CIenfuegos, Bangor.
Barge Sague, Providence.
Barge Independent, Portland.
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Five Per Cent. Money

from the trek region about Norfolk arc
OF the State the crop Is coming In, and
the quality and Yield Of the crop Is very
good,
Fruit.-Apples continue to do we'll No
dropping from the trees OF consequence
is reported. Other orchard fruits are
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-01

NEW YORK, May observation-disclosures
none Dressed beef. steady at 7asac. per
pound Calyes-Receipts. 100 head, Market
steady. Common to choice yeals sold at $50.
City dressed veals at 619o. per pound. Sheep
and Lambs-Receipts. 1857 head. Market
steady Sheep sold at si1d.0o; yearlings at
s.. 50ds %: lambs at s6.50as.16 Dressed mutton,
slow at s9loc. per pound; dressed Eearlings at
nGl3c. per pound: dressed lambs at l2aioc.
pe rpound. Hogs-Recelpts, 1850 head. Market
Steady at S. 20a5 525 for prime. State and Penn
sylyania hogs; Western hogs at S4.65.
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Mr.. Howard to Run.

Mr., John Howard. Jr, has decided 70
enter the race for Commonwealth's NJ
toraey to succeed Judge y, 9, RichsFd'
son In the primary next spring, is5
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
PEANUT MARKETS.

PETERSBURG, VA. May sl-PEANUTs-
Continue firm at sl.lb per bushei Iot spnnl,h;
offered. Virginias Arm at 4Ac, for fancy stock
Some Shipments ara being made from Peter.
burg OF stock that had been stored In THIS
SoRroLK Va, May slaREANuTs-
st4s.c. !; Common. s.s3saic.; Spanish, tL2s PEI
bunhel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-01

Didn't Have a Quorum.
Tho Committee on Printing and Claims
was scheduled to meet last night at .
O clock, but failed Of quorum.
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Mr. Binford Better

Mr.. ]. II. Binford principal Of the
Springfield School. is getting along very
nicely at the Memorial Hospital. where
dicit!s.
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UNION STOCK YARDS, PITTsBuRG, Par
May 31.-cATTLE--supply light; market
strong. Choice, $6.45G5.6; prime. S6.2eg5 $ |:
active Prime heavy. s4.ieG5,0o; medium, s6g
sos: heavy workers.. Ssqbo5i light workers.
ss4s5d5.oo; pigs. S47o9t;soi roughs -. so1i. ~
ers, s5l0G525 IS: common sheep. 32g3.oo; choice
lambs, $s1e.l5; veal calves. S475ao.oo.
CINCINNATI, o., May sl.-HoGs-AetIve at
3.75a5. as Cattle-Steady at s2.25a5. 10. Sheep
Steady at 33G4.55. Lambs-Steady at s4bO9
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richmond, Va. Is

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. ND. May DASHBOARD Air
Line common. sdsh do preferred. lek3l7h.
Atlantic Coast Line common lG9loS
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HOTEL WAcfiAPREAQUE,
SEASIDE, AcCOMAc COUNTY, VA.

7 n SEASIDE, ACCUhtAC IUUNT1,k VA IA NJ
Large and wsll-ventiiated rooms. excellent
bedding, etc. !; 1904 square feet porches; Baths
Ing Boating, Fishing, Cunning. Tennis, Hay
Hides eto. Launches and sailbtats used BY
guides. CFree excursions on launch to guests
from June 1 to October ~ For further iniorA
~ A. II. q. MEAF,s,
& Interchangeable, VAsiss3
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, N, c., May s1.-sPIRITS
TURF IS dto,ns; receipts rs |, q
rsIs " Tar~Firm at $3.50; receipts. 100 barrels
Crude Turpentine-,Firm at 80 s5ap4 90 and 1926
FesceMipAtRT;L isS s. G., May sl.-TuRPEN-
TINE-Firm at b2%c. Rosn-Flrm.
SAVANNAH, GA, May 3l.-TuRPENTlNE-
t,irm. recepts 1875 casks; sales, 994 casks |;
exnorts as casks Rosin-Firm; receipts, 3,2i6
barreis sales, 1855 barrels; exports, 65s bar
rels.
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
By Thomas Bransh Co. Bankers and Brokers.
SALES.
Open. High. Low. Closing.
I'D. Asked
1890 Amalgainated Copper .n... !
400 Amer, Car and Foundry....t

--'>NS ~aAth' . LtiioASS ifN'DIP>S' ~, 49,.
400 Amer. Car ana Foundry.
Amer. Cotton oll.......i...
Amer. snuff .nn.......,...
Amer. Snuff, pfd..........
y LOO Amer. Car ......,.s...ts.s.
Amer. Can. pfd
Amer. Locomotive, com ~.
Amer. Loscomotive. pfd...
! 800 Amer. Sugar ,......i.....l.
800 A. 7 and s &c. c2fr1......i
800 Al, r. and 8. F'e, pfa...,...
300 Baltimore and Ohlo.s....,...
GiW Brooklyn Rapid Transit....
Canada Southern ...,.p...
W Canadian PACIFIC . ..,;t /. go. I.
400 Chesapeake and Qh!o.n...
200 Chi. Great West. ...........
300 Chi, Nil. and g. P...n...
Colo. Fuel and 1ron,.."o...
Colo. Southern. com. ..:....
6Gd Colo. SoLtfern, I'd pfd....,
Cley., CHI, Chi. and 8. u.
Continental Tobacco, pfd..
1000 Consolidated Gas ............
200 Delaware and liudsofl......
Del, Lack. and West......
NDQ Erie, coirl...... ....,, ..,.s...
$500 Erie, lst pfd. maintenance.
300 Erie. "a pfd.................
400 General Electric .......n...
400 Illinois Central ..............
COO Louisville and Nashville....
Manhattan. =. ...5...... .....
leo Metro. Street Railway.....
1900 Mexican Central .......,...
100 Mo-. Kan and Tex. come.
Z zoo Mo, Kan. and Tex, pfd....
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Cash quotations were as . foilows; h Fou as
s2s N end J. $685.! sssss No No. ssA
ssass No WILEY yfhew tsa isa No. ~
gy 9a' T4iSss u Good feeding barley fair
70 choice mating. 45aSec. No naxseed. s.og;
Az ssGo Ness pork, per barrel sll.6oa1l;e5; lard,
her 100 pounds, So 5oas 5sts short RIBS sides
"a snNis NJ Whiskey basis OF high wines, s12s
s Giover Contract grade, 500 Butter-Markes
STEADY; creameIles, !s1s@l7,sc; diaries. l2gplec
Thee ne,--Easy al TX Gp9c. Eggs--Steady at mark
cases included, lSdl5Ac
BALTIMORE, MD, May s1.--FLoUR-Qulet
yuinter intent, 81 90I6. 20; spring patent s4s50
b.l5 Wheat-pull: spuotl. contract, sl0lia9
sl,ol%; spot, No, red, Western, y 0s1s epl.o
ne month sl.0lEGpl OLE. southern by sample
Voo GiLolA corn-Dull; spot, sltSQSl%e'i tbs
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NEW ORLEANS. LA, May sL.co Ut n,
ION FOR export, bu, buyers and sellers were
apart as 10 prices. Sales. $50 bales inc!ud !;
Ing 100 TO arrive and 400 + 9. b.; delivered
on contracts 100 bales. Quotations &c lower
Futures opened weak at decline o. tr Tha
1sfJ42i points below the close OF Friday. me
most bearish feature was the weakness l.. 20 Of
Liverpool, which a. the opening was from lsa
81 points down on the old and from od1 points
on the new crop months when compared with
Thursdays ciose This was followed BY the
encouragement Of failure In the New !, fo 's (
Eastern and Central portions OF the belt; wneIe
they were badly needed WITH everything ~. l9
their favor bears sold heavily and showed
hardly any desire 70 take profits There w sns
little or no long buying. What little buying
there was como from satisfied shorts In me
trading July lost 81 points from Friday clos
Ing at 10 90 recovered to 1915. and finally De,
ciined to l2.iI The market closed quiet ana
within point or two Of the lowest OF the day.
the list showing net Losses Of 44Ii5 points on
the old crop positions and 1850 on the new;
Futures steady: June l2.lcala,l2; July i2.5 sga
1?,4s: August IL Ta4l1s0: September. 1870
1914: October. l0.slelo32; November, losoY
i625: December lo.20alo.el; January, 1o.249
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-01

coTToNsEEp OIL MARKET,
NEW YORK, May 3l.-Cottonseed oil was In
active, but steady. Prime crude. % b.
mills, a0lsc,; prime summer yellow, 2sd2sbsc'
on summer yellow, nominal prime white, sSc'
prime winter yellow. S3c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-01
s1uRaEs HOUSE.

sTURGES HOUSE,
on Lake Pleasant-1,940 feet elevation. charn1-
Ing scenery. good hshng boating and hunting:
Accommodates 100. Rooms spacious and airy =,
Farm Terms reasonable. Booklets. DAVID
sTURGEss. Prop. speculator, la milton \ Cos.
nRt1NswICK INN, 9SWAYNEsBORO.
Va, shenandoah Valley; elevation LOCO
feet; lithia water; modern conveniences.
Tennis, bowling, fishing. driving. Write
for booklet.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-01

Cotton, quiet; nlddling. 1875; gross receipts.
$50 bales; sales $3.50 bales; Htock. 61oil bales;
expert to Great Britain Ell baies,t ~ the Con-
tinent 800 bales.
Total to-day at all seaports-Set receipts,
67g5 bales; export TO Grea. Britain. J. $50 haieSt
TO tho Continent, 4Iss bales; stock. 4',2S
Consolidated at ali senports-Eet receip 4,
1851 balea export % Great britain a,Hf
01Total since September LIST at all seaports--
Net receipts g. ss5. 6ss bales; export 70 Great
nritain aasls25 bales: to France, 6s0.e52 bales;
10 The Continent T. AS, 3s2 bales; TO Japan. A.
eS balea; TO Mexico. 2s.67i bales.