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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-17

TEACHERS MEETING TODAY
There viii be meeting Of all the city
teachers at 10 o'clock this morning IN
the assembly room OF the new Lafayette
school. Addresses will be made by State
superintendent of Public Instruction A.
G. Nelson Of Utah and W. Stockwell of
North Dakota
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-17

w c. T. U. MEETING--The Woman's
Christian Temperance union will meet at
the home of Mrs c. G. Plumnner. $50 East
First South street at 2:30 O'Clock Satur-
day afternoon. All women interested in
temperance are invited.
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VIRGINIA. CAROLINA CHEMICAL COMPANY

oIdersof
sixty thousand 100000 the
standing hs the books
preferred Rshts
right on
18th july 1904; The 18th day August 1901
Ia the anne,
on M
bank
any stocktolder o
provided shall lose right
Al tho time the payment
Chemical Company
preferred
subscribed !. *
application Richmond
m +
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. June 1.-THE cotton market
opened steady at n decane Of pclnls on the
old CROP. while tho nav crop montps were
unchanged to 3 points higher Gables were
about right and the weather was generally
favorable. but soon after the opening shorts
began covering and tho marks, becoming &c.
Tive and vary excited went upwards at 4 rapid
rate With July selling from lib. the low
q trading, thi. being an advance q Z, points
ruled sensatlona.ly Arm ana the nav cr ,.1
Joining In the upward movement showed net
gains Of from ala2s points July In New Or
leana advanced even more RAPIDLY than mere,
local market. While the professional bear
element seemed to be actively covering; IN
fact, nearly every one had orders 1! puy,
while offerings were comparatively UNITED
The highest point was reached IN the iast nun
hour when jury sold at Ia ", October at 1o,li
and December ut 1907, These Prices presentsa
net gain from the low level OF tho week
since last Monday OF about 140 points on jury
and OF TO to 70 points on the new crop iRontnt.
Just before the close tho room longs taking
profits euscd prices off slightly. but mo markst
was finally very steady At<a net gam o. tsSg
Is points. Sales were estimated az pv'"o
bales.
Receipts at tho ports to-day were 1887 bales
against 1852 last week ana l,boa last yca',
For the week 900 bales against l4.ti bales
last week and l7.dtb2 bales last year; To-day =
receipts at New Orleans We're ~ bales AGAINST
720 last year, and az Houston b7o pales aga|tst
~ last year
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1,ANv1tLB TOBACCO MARKET.
II panvillc. Va, June II. 1901.
hroit rtros knV az the tobacco market for

this week. t ,.a 80. .,.a 49,,
last and moderately large for the, season OF
teh year, owing TO the seasonable weather
has been mostly from nearby. sections and
brought on wagon There ro has bee been v Deay
rio quality has not been up to tho usual
standard tan but occasionally son's very good
wrappers have appeared IN the breaks, Prices
I tet has not been altogether lively as here.
tofore.I There appear to be fairly good orders
rninE Dittio or rothing; tho spectators are
buying very little Sales o. gpnd l9ts are rps Of
n,tai1rn haa been done recently. Tho weather
has beer rather favorable oil tho newly set
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NEW ORLEANS. La. June 1i.--cOIIoS-
In the spot market the demand c9ntlnue a. f IN
tive hut the offerings arc limited Salss ogo
bales. including 15o to arrive Quotations al
futures opened steady at an advance q lgs
points Before the opening y was tieei Gec 1ls
for Inc day. At the openlng however thess
was d good demand tor the option ana , Ir.Ges
went up ~ leaps and bounds with the shorta
getting more and more scared as each . sale
~ Ishsre rom sa,5 points with the prices Of
July 2s the scare among ni ths aa9 ths
nr1res went up to 1886 and threatened 70 90
sbove tho lsc. market Some realizing ~ LONGS ss
Tine lime SEN sent tie price OF until. about s. points
had been lost from the ghese There w Tbe
ss evidently % et care t. see oI pFalee Onset
t,eJ Nat gains ware on the old crop months
1910, september 50 and the other positions
Cotton futures steady: June; u % bid; w sSs
1916 bid August II S9nils: Sher seaass:
December, e.s3; January. e.sl1ssz
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. NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. n. c., Juno 11.-sPIRITs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. doing: receipts q.
ca axis. Rosln-Firm at s2.7o; receipts. 1877 bar
rels Tar-Firm at sl.S0:4 receipts, So barrels.
Crude tine-Frm at s2.25ap4,o 90 and si25;
receipt 205 barrels. \, u
Firm at l53c.; receipts, bI7 casks: sales. ass
casks; exports 4 $50 casks. Rosin--Firm: re-
celpts a2s barrels; sales, 1,bso barrels; cx-
ports ], 336 barrelE. .a Il
{CIARLEsTON.bS. CT. June 11.-TURPEN-
TINE-Firm at 52Nc. Ilosln-F'rnl.
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET,

corrected llVpgy FFlday,l
y -BIOUR--Receipts moderated; market cons
t,aues duh at unehapgsr prices, WIIEAl'---1
Receipts continue light and market QUIET,
"a lover, oATS--C Continue very dull, Rye
iiinchansed quiet. HAY-Market sales steady
under moderate receipts mud We continue Ne. ayr
Very duh and can only DO sold at large con-
EGGS EssGas-Market continues firm with light res
celpts. ,.A ,,,.t
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pA1rIAloRE MD. June ll.--FLoUR-anl

BALTIMORE MD. june ELECTROMAGNETIC
ena m SnshanssieSSs spo 10 red Vest
IN IN '' Wes9lcsN; Southern b. sample sosS
s9s sP9' eo sa 5l Az oS a,s
s sieaGy; No. white, 4s,s@lsRc, Rye-pa'l
nsuiptown), Buttergsteady and nns ans ,sd5
aec fancy ladle. 1idplSo,; store packed glgo,
Esgs--Firm and unchanged q lsis; Ghees :,
s Siem, sMdse; snail sNaolsc, 'susar-Flrm
and unchanged
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LYNcmBuRG TOBACCO MARKET.
LNnchburs. Ya.l Iunl

- LyHohpurE,. yd'i IUIIN II, I'ut
Saies of loose tobacco on the JynchbnrS
r,arke for the Two weeks ending June u. 1904.
PsoEel b . JShl June sitssSsei 1oo pounds
sold week ending June nth 10000 pounds;
Increase for week ending June nth, 1920
pg ssid from, october /. 1908, 70 June J. 1906
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DRY doops MARKET.

NEW YORK, June 1.-THE dry goods market
urno Of sales. hut buyers as we'll as sellers are
more confident Of the future; and rs psllevea
and that any change will be In an upward
direction Developments In the price situation
are expected next week and many are awaiting
this CHANGE ~ 49, 81 sl{ ss i'as "
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mIddIips uplands, I2sti mlddliDg gulf. 1910,
Cotton, quiet; lnladling 1865 net receipts. ~
bales gross. sos baies; stock, ~, lsa bales,
1851 bales; exl,ort to Great Britain, $500 balesi
70 the Continent, 800 bales; stock, 2to:to
bales,
Consolidated ut all seaports-Net receipts.
l,ssl bales; export to Great Britain b,5Ss ba'es;
"a the Continent, 800 bales
Net receipts, 7.02O237 bales; export to Great
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MARKETS
TONE GOOD.
Steadincss Of Prices, in View Of
Z Activity, Caused Change
for the Better
THE BANK STATEMENT GAINS
Bond Market Yesterday Was
Broader and More Active
Than Stocks.
Inv Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, June 1.-THE short ses-
sion of tho stock Exchange to-day
showed good support for prices and the
market closed firm at the top level OF
the week. Thore was considerable real
izing. but It was evident that sufficient
satisfaction was felt over tho color Of the
monthly crop report to prompt good
absorption OF this realizing. Tho days
gains were not rtriking, but the steadl-
ness OF prices, In view Of the activity 81
the trading, made the tone good. The
bank statements showed about tho sx-!
Client to meet the added reserve requir
ments by reason Of the rise ~ deposlta
with a margin of 50, sol b25. which Went 70
enhance tho surplus reserve OF the banks.
Tho market for Investment SECURITIES pc
gins TO reflect unniistakable pressure 70
find employment for idle capital.
ro-day's bond market WAS broader ana
more active than that Of stocks, y ~
pointed out also that a large business y
over tho counties. Of bond houses. when
does not figure In the Stock Exchange
transactions. Tho Financial Chronicle
f For May reached 49, 4olsss Tlis includes
the $1,000 COO New York city bond ISSUE.
but the aggregate figures reach TO olie-
third the total sales OF municipal bonds
was asserts that the active demand for
nun cipal issues Is prompting the con-
tinued tloatation Of unusually large
amounts OF bonds. Total sales OF bonds
to-day, par value, $l,5lo.Oo0.
y Total sales OF stocks were 49,. 400 shares.
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c.cyrroNsEpD OIL MARKET.

& NEW YORK, June 11.--Cottonseed oil was a
moderately active and about steady Prime
crude 1. o. b.. mil Is, 21c nominal prime sum-
iner yellow, 2sc.; T off summer yellow, ESQ.,;
prime white, acc; prime yellow, 33c.
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BY Thomas Branch q Co.
Open. High. Low. Closing.
SALES;
1900 Amalgamatad COPPER ......
I'M A,nar Cnr md Tuuf1dry..s

floIb AtnalBanlHtGu N'VppW 's'''
no Amer. Car. and Tonndry....
Amer. Cotton Oil,.,.......,s.
q Amer. snuff, pfd.".,.....p.,..
Amer. Can .,:.....,.......4..t.i.i
600 Amer. Car, pfd.......,.....
400 Amer. Locomotive, cor1i,...
100 Amer. locomotive. pfd....S
80 30 A A., +. a n"f1s j. ia, corn..,"
100 A.. r. and 8. re, pfd....
400 Baltimore and Ohio...,:....
1880 Ribokiyn Rapid Trnnslt...
100 Canada Southern ............
to Chesapenke and Ohio.....,
6 % dhI. a MI. nd M0 8. P."....,..
Z zoo Colo. Fuel and lron..,..'..,3..'
colo. Southern, Isl pfd.. ~.
zoo Colo. Southern, "a pfd.
Cloy., Gin, Chi. and s. II.
Continental Tobacco. pfd.
Z no Consolidated Gas .,....,,....
100 Delaware and HLdson......
Del, Lack and West.....".
87W 1crlc, com. .,...., a......,.,.
1900 Erie, list pfd..................
i'd Erie, "a pfd.............,...
Id General Electric s.........,
Illinois Central ..........,.,.
ZOO louisville and Nashville.
p0D Manhattan. 1900.
4I0o Mntru. Strcct ltailway......
1iO Mexican Central ............
Z 400 Mo, Kan. and Tex, COM.
200 Mo, Kan. and Tex, pfd....
400 Missouri Pacific ...,...,s...
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io,7is,s 800 pounds; sold from October !, 1902
to June II, 1909 9l,a32.4J pounds; deerease
for 1901, 1888 COO pounds. ..t..t
for sone weeks past This was the result RI 81
tho ans ef Int ws.E hfPt, n tna sae.io lint
He'll tobacco In Lynoiibutg. Tho ofer'ngs VA VA
srsely q The snd an Eli sraaes
,rhe Sysather duri,ie tho week has bser, very
favorabIy ' for The newly planted tobaeeo Which
from the best inforn nat " e. n ise Beds are
rcported scarce, but doing we'll and viii caro-
viii bo s,ifflcient for replahting ana piantins
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u. s. rounding IS, registered, ...........'. lo4&
"a q retundlng Is, coupon, \. 1854
i, A. rerlstered !. y. =. u. 1osN
n q q, ,nnro, ,.,......,.... JOG
g S Mo,v a. reri.fercd ,.,......... l32E
N & N"w q oo,1,pt, !. 1874
u. s. Old 4s, registered. ~
,i e. n'iu sn. Sn 1OlH
Atchison adjustment ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. XII
Atlantic Coast Las ooo*
Bai,i,n more ana SShio Observation-Disclosures. e5.s
l.n,i y, EaorvIn * ........... 109ia
S ,tui " C..I 2 - ~ rnc IL
Ssssnl la ~. T. "A fh,n Al 104E
Chicago and Alton ks..,.:..,......,.. ass,,,
Chicago, y. and quincy new As:........... , soh
" -, NnrthSyestern son. i27ts
S,i;ca 90 III and pac. 'la......,........., 69H
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LINTON sTo2GK TAR s1;nS,I PlirtsnuRd R
steady, Choice, $5.7a96,0o; prime, s.. 60a570;
fair. t,7s4q5,lo; Hogs. Rssseslp.s light market
heavy workers. s5.o5dp5,lo; light workers.. s5dp
ho5i pigs, st75at s5i ronghs. 's51dlt.Oo, Sheep
sbQi5l0; common sheep, $4,000; choice lambs,
$4,000; veal calves s5I5'6oE
Z CINCINNATI o.. June 4. -IoGs Is
sheep-Slow at sa5oas.bo. Lambs-Easier at
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
BALTIMORE, Md juno l1.-Seaboard Air
Line common, TAGS; do, preferred, ls4Tli
Atlantic Coast Line common. los1alllo. ,4t
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TOBACCO MARKET,

Richmond, Va. June II, lsOi
Dark Fired Tobacco-R eordered: Fair re-,
ceIpts and market firm at quotations. Brights-
Market continues firm. with fair receipts Sum
Clired--R Receipts liberal; market continues ac-
: Note. --Plaptets are cautioned not to ship
their tobacco to market In lush order AZ with
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
PEANUT MARKETS

PETERSBURG. VA, Juno 1l.-PEANUTss
Continue firm at st.15 per bushel Tor Spanish:
offered. Vlrginlus firm a. 47ac,{ for fancy stock
Bono shipments arc being made from PetHrs-
burg Of stock that had been stored N '''''
city.
NORFOLK, VA. juno 1i--PEANtTs--
Fancy. 4Nubc.; strictly prifI 4ssc prilns.
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PRODUCE MARKET.

xI knW tss SnK.w 3pas iss.S
Minnesota tent tsaS o. Eye VEL
f 1aM e %s sheiae ,liaa
western. 75c BARLEY Dull: feeding. sse;
today Under ,he influence OF hsar!sh crop
ffisss s 10y s,s,sl = :, !, sz..e elevator
G he weakness in wheat but rallied lust at the
close on covering and et! on net gss e ats
spy e eSssd ai s ssi. e 20 3 poSna $50
~ IS steady September ciosea a. ?sase, ,sa
n a 60, sa. f; ;es ts'S GU ss
Picked beilles, sa7:s per pa s1o p 1sfa
sonaeTs Ss .tpea sksda a June closed r
* 10 nominal: refined, steady; COMPOUND.
STE PSrsM Nfss sra i s6nii 90 Taliow
s Steady q ssd SH good;
Turpsntins-Quist at s ss1'' Se invoice, 7e.:
mild steady; Cord9ya-, sAaiSc, The market ,.a hss
tor coffee futures opened STACY a. q, a. net
aaN ,,sa1 II steady fair refining cen.
fSsg q test c sS @Sasses t ,s5 maad
4. ISIS; cut loaf and crushed $ % ro M,ae
Cd o9 rranulatsd ~; ss sas Z y 5apan
nom, no,nIlla GOOD MIit to choice. aias7c.
et Z eSi ioss
!sM 70 I,benssWouet; state, full cream, small
i1s Choice " fsiRc. small white choice
Snen7Ic Esgs-Quiet: State, penn sIsI 81
nnd Hearty. fancy selected, white sle.;
sg pso,tnastnoassIFirln; southern tneya slg5so;
siats a Mar basket ST. 25u1.35 PeanutsF Firm;
s ssncv handplcked o.; bther domestic, 3A g
az cabbages-Stead Southern. rel,crnte,i
Nai5o colton-Hy steam TO L'Yerpoo''S ~
cu1cAGo. ILL. Juno 11,-Abnormally wct
IL. n Ntanitnha helped to q considerable
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and in buyers favor; low grades very dull
and hard to move, even at low prices
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES continue liberal and
market fairly active active at prices quoted !,
~ VIRGINIA. RACON-TIams qulot; sides ana
shoulders In better demand.
n PoTATOEs-Iteceip continue light; market
SOUTHERN -NEw-Re receipts
liberal; market fairly active at quotations:
RECEIPTS FOR THE WEEk-Wheat, 1904
bushels; corn. 1870 bushels; oats 2Ss20 bush.
tls; noar. ESQ barrels; hay. ss7 tons; mill
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago, II. !. and Pac. col. 5s.........a. 10Y
C., e., G. and st. Louis gen. 4s....... e9.a
Chicago Terminal As ........................ I3h
s(tonnoTidated Tobacco Observation-Disclosures, 81 y
Colorado and Southern 4s...........,.,,... say
Denver and Rio Grandc 4s................ 39N
Erie nrior lien As Observation-Disclosures. 100
Eric General is s5t
Fort Worth and Denver City 1sts...t....I 10i1a
Hooking Valley Observation-Disclosures. 10iA
Louisville and Rash. Unified 4s........... 1o2
Manhattan consol gold Observation-Disclosures. 1os.s
Mexican Central 4s e;H
Mexican Central ist LIST 1n..............., leh
MINI. and St. Louis a4s.....;.. ............ %
Missouri. Kansas and Texas 4s:........... 9sls
Missouri Kansas and Texas 2ds......... IN
National r. r. OF Mexico con. 4s.....!.... 74i7
New York Central gen. 3ts.....,-......... 100
New Jergay Central gen 6s............... 13i
Northern Pacific 4s l04h
Northern Pacific 81 Observation-Disclosures. 7sS
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NJ "a NJ 571I7l az % I3li.F75
MARINE INTELL1GENcE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE ii. 1904.

PORT OF RICHMOND JUNE II. 1901
En- ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon. Rhodes. Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers. y Old Dominion line.
Steamer Old Point Comfort Graves. James
passengers, Virginia Navigation Co.
y Schooner Harriet P. Ely. Shores. Rappahan-
mock. corn. Warner Moore and Co, ~ s.
Barge Albenarle. Wolf Baltimore, { coal,
S. HI Halves and Co. tss5 = 494
Steamer Maud, clifford. James River, hay,
s. IT.. Beveridge and Go. 8 & y ts
SAILED. iS Iss
Steamer Brandon. Rhodes. Norfolk, iner-
schnndise and passengers. Old Dom inion line
Steamer Avalon, Henderson, aines River.
Schooner Annie Belle. Jones. James RIVER,
barge Eoname. Belch, James River, light
PORT oFswEsT POINT. JUNE Il. 1904,
ARRIVED. ~.
Danvlle. Short Baltimore, passengers s.pl and
general cargo w n s4 III
s3S fi. SAILED.
Danyille Short Baltimore, passeagers and
general cargo IN ia 81 f II ss.
Grand Fraternity,
+ Mr. Isaac Held. financler Of the local
branch of the Grand Fraternity. has paid
to Mrs. Fl. G. Gentry the sum Of $1,000,
the amount of the policy held in the order
by her late husband In Monroe Lodge.
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NEW YORK. juno MISUNDERSTANDING
1873 head. Dressed beef. steady at Sg9,sc. per
feeling steady City dressed veas. steady at
sa5$e, per pound, Sheep aAd tabna-R Receipts,
to choce lambs. firm; others steady Common
to prime sheep sold at s3.75G5, co.; a few choice
at $3.50; yearllngs at $500; lambs. S7.36qz 100,
pound; dressed lambs In good demand at illp
i4c. per pound; dressed warnings at aQlic.
per pound, Hoss-Receipts 2'o4s head; feeling
steady. b. ..-La.-
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MONEY AND L. LOSE:
Money on call. nonina.: no loans; Tins
loans, dull ard easy: sixty and ninety
days, 2021-2 per cent; six months, 80
$1.4 per cent; sterling exchange. weak,
with actual business Ii bankers bills at
1880 Tor sixty day bills; posted rates.
S4.se 1-2 and s4.ssGA.8 1-2; com merc ial bills.
$4.s4 1-2l4.s5; bar silver. 55 5-a; Mexican
dollars ~ W. u .e5 5s5${
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CHICAGO, ILL.,. June 1l.---rATTLE--Re-
prime steers ss.s5as 5oi poor to medium. 1880
9 90; stockers and feeders, s3Gp4.7o cows, s1.759
50 / heifera, 81, 6066. 20; Gamers, $1.75I9i5;
ceipta to-day. 10. 900 head; Monday. Al 900 head,
Market aG strong. Mixed and BUTCHERS. si.so9
heavy. s476g4.9O; light, .s475ga.95; hulk Of
sales, N.S5at.e5 Sheep-Racepts, 1000 hend,
Market steady, Good to choice Wethers, $50
$50: fair TO choice Mixed S37596.O0; native
lamhs, S5M675; spring lambs $6gl7.25., a -
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Britain asss1oi bales: to France ts9 tss eai !,
IL tho Continent. 2,4a5, 2is bales; % 1aPaLi ~
a26. bales; to Mexico, 2G,6l6 bales.
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cash quotutions were as 1oIIoWH' WA ~ IL s"
Quiet and steady, Winter patents. 81 80;
sto .ss. sRrnSS akpeqs
No No sprins wheat, 00a9Ge,; No. 3, s6aaSe.
No red, $losSlof So sHaSn ssNeH o NJ
white, 1lGlsisc. Good feeding barley osee
tsc.; fall to choice mailing, a5a9sS,cc No
faxseed, $500; Ne northwestern, flof' p prrsI
TimSsaiys stei lard per pounds sSioasis
Short short srhs sides Qoosel, s7al7l2H; short cea!
Sirh wines, sizes, Clover, Contract grade, sloIo
Enthusiastically; creamerles, lais diaries.
ilNalsc Eggs Pnl and %eak ~ 7 HlnaEf oasSa
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CHICAGO. ILL. juno 1l,-Abnormally wSt
Nvtan in offsetting the effect OF liquidation IN
Wheat Today due 20 hssTs sF9 5s. F e.
sna. c.rn il off tsc. oats IRE down hc.i pro-
y ylsio show a gain Of bGl5c.
The leading futures ranged as follows;
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R1cHMcEp GRAIN MARKET
Richmond, Va. June II, 1904.
tiF.5 QUOTATIONS.
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
- GIL.

Richmond, Va June II. D0i.
Receipts Cor the week ending Monday:
CATTLE-Receipts. ZIG head Market strong.
Best steers. 5s5ohtc: medium to good, 4a444c. :
common 70 fair. alsg4c. good. heifers. 4.s3
&C.; common TO fai:, s1s9ic.: dry cows. 3is5
4hc.; bulls Ggac.: calves, 5G6c.: fresh cows.
SIS. q45.e. quarantine cattle. 81 Gp4,ac. tt5'
HOGS-Receipts. G2S head. Market active.
Good hogs, 4a95 15c. roughs. +G4Hc.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpts, 1874 head.
Market firm Good sheep 4l35c.; common to
fair. S93,fc,; bucks. 3G3,ac.: lambs. sa6&c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-27
EDWARD G. COY.

Nev-Haven. Conn. May 26.-Edward @. Coy.
head master Of the IIotchkss School. IN Lakeville
died this city tonight at the home OF his wife
mother. Mrs Samuel Harris Mr.. Coys last sick
ness was of five weeks duration organic trouble
followed by attack OF heart disease being the
direct cause. of his death.
Mr.. Coy was born at Ithaca, y. Y. August
% 1874 lie prepared for college at WillistoE Semi
nary. Easthampton. Mass. and entered Yale with
the class Of 90 He was graduated with honors.
He had beenssecretary of the Head Masters Asso-
citation of the United States. and a member OF the
executive committee OF the New England ASsocia-
ton of Colleges and Preparatory Schools one SON..
Sherman L. Coy, right end tho Yale foot
ball team in 1901. MIR. Coy had been head master
of the Hotchkss School since 1892
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AUGUSTA WIEGANp.

Oswego. N Y. May 26.-Auguste Wiegand. Bel
gian organist and composer who was organist OF
st. PauIs Roman Catholic Church here. died in the
Oswego Hospital tonight from appendicitis. He
to have played at the ST. Louis Exposition next
Tuesday. but his Illness caused a postponement
until June 10
Wiegand born at Liege ffty-twO years ago.
At early age he appointed organist of ST.
Giles's Church. Liege and while in his teens won
gold medals in Europe for his musical ability He
organst 20 the King of Belgium. and
decorated by the King. His 50th public recital
Albert Hail. London. after which, for ten years.,
he PLAYED the large organ In the Town Hall at Syd-
ney, Australia. Prior TO his coming to OswegO
year ago he had given many public recitals in
EurOpe and America The French and Belgian gOv-
ernments decorated Wiegand chevalier three times.
He a composer OF church compositions lie
leaves a widow and two children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-27
CRUSH TO SEE MISS ROOSEVELT.

st. Louis, May ga crowd of five thousand
persons more than three-fouTths of whom were
women. jostled one another for glimpse of Miss
Alice Roosevelt Union Station this afternoon,
when she arrived for weeks visit in this city
Four hundred women broke through the gates to
the Midway when the train arrived bringing Miss
Roosevelt and Miss Alice Warder OF Washington
The women crowded about Miss Roosevelt at the
train steps. delaying her advance. in spite of the
protection furnished by policemen. who led the
party. Miss Irene Catin. whose guest Miss ROose-
Welt is, and her brother, T. f. Catlin, had great
difficulty in keeping the party
When the Midway was passed Miss Roosevelt and
her escorts broke into rapid walk, while the
crowd followed with shouts OF "Hurrah for Miss
Roosevelt There she isr' until a carriage
reached at the entrance OF the station. So great
was the crush at the carriage that the Presidents
daughter almost forced against the wheels be-
fore she could enter. As she seated
the carriage driven away rapidly.
The enthusiasm attending the reception
tirely unexpected by tho police the Union Sta
ton officials. Only few officers were hand TO
control the thrOug.