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CONTINUES
LIFELE|::,S'iS;
Market Showed Little Activity,
and When Prices Ceased Fell
Into Profound Dizziness.
.DEMANpFoR GOLD CONTINUES
Bonds Were Dill and Heavy.
New York Central Earnings
Showed Marked Reduction.
NV Associated l'ressD

NEW YORK. May 10.-The stock marRnt
continued Inert and alnost lifcless TO-DAY.
Whenever any activity developed the tone
ri the market became soft, showing the
prcdominance OF selling over buyNg or.
ders in the very narrow market. When
,,rices ceased their slow downward ten
dency the market fell7into profound dun
ness, and thus rejecting the unwilling
ness of any buyers to take stocks on an
onward scale of prices. The resunp-
lion OF selling or United states Steel pre-
ferred on the continuing effect Pt pessl-
mistic iron reports from, the IRON trade
was the rs. drag ,,p2n " eh marKe nl.
deiinite statement by the negotiator OF
tho New York subscription to the ~ JAP 1E,o
anese loan. that the whole OF S2o,O9.Wo
helped to explain the force Of the de-
inAnd for gold. but did not define its I'm.
It's The weather map was prono,iuncen
ideal for the crops, but hf netrnoes
the effect Of this. The severe reduction ION
in New York Central's net earnings Tor
the quarter emphasized the enect OF IN
lice late in the day OF an otler Tor r. SUB.
scrption next week to a s35.oo0,00O Cuban
bond iss,ie Is another factor promising TO
9onbS Ma '1H a no, iop f prcee 0 from
with a rally in United states Steel pre-
fcrred, leaving the days net changes
again wholly insignificant.
Bonds were dull and rather heavy Win
some slight recoveries. Total sales. par
Value. 81, 2B,oo. United States bonds were
unchanged on call.
Total sales Of stocks for tho day were
1850 shares.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE-CLOSE
Money on call easy at 13.4M3 per cent;
closing. l 3.4 per cent; offered at 2 per
days. 3 per cent: six months. per cent;
prime mercantile paper. 33:4Mi IA per
cent. Sterling exchange easier with act.
for demand and at s+S4 s0Ip4. i-95 for sixty
day bills: posted rates. Si.sa 1-2a4.s6 and
1881 -oG4.sS: commercial bills, AA ~
Bar silver, 51-2; Mexican dollars, ~ L.
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understanding constant and ,cosscielis
tious in Ills work, upright and elevated
~ -, MS ~ h' nv ibncst earf and
I /. III hen t.Ft,e pnnd NJ such an adjunct
Of III io "e daly newsos,ich an index to thu
history or s9steaa a, W. . ,,ersonal ioiir.
anm .h2ngn y lea 4 rpod,ted Of late, it
n ,,ni so, st n,pfhodw resnonsible four
naIsm; much 10 be 'preferred to prevail
ihg tendcncies' M,lac,,, ~ bsnnred IN the
shopld agree we're ne.sea me- so'D' ~ =
pIsae III, '',m 1dress If Welcome Secretary
Hay spoke IN par. az !oisom ", ,rofessions
hss up t6n i n9ln accelefaion 81 pro
sress III ii recent years had more, effect
than upon that Of wl,GR Ses r s,e , ae to
reseniatiVess. ,,sii c se easn mere common
nlneo Wien m say that ali tie wonders Of
the nag,fidn toes vl,o wrote the Arabian
9ns 0rlenthi poe sto YIN ~. stt,nendoi,s facts
Mights naie , ne.23fe M 4, yo,ir dajy ives,
Ihe at mas ,s ara,res " Hugs ma rula,s
VIII tne u.t 81 ,, 3 ti,elr words ara
H., the o'd a rI frsr YVES w st 10 Louis and on
The farms Of Mebrafsna me o ,elngrap raad 1
too Quick me e ca Is p from rom
p r. S a ,noIss Wiz = date Of The follow
$g dft s4t q 1nF battle q s 'nG
shores OF inc iier,''. aea waa hidden ' IT.
Which O. iem s g,ass "a ' nrInted md
ann,,,, a,,ta,, m rbefore file blood OF the
Wounaea .,na II, ~ tbe conflict has lifted
fore the smoke OF i Lns ~ H. nsann,uroa
we Tead we ..g naiu AZ vn,, record WIN
DEAD , ~ ~. - iHoneht these Incidents
me ~, sW'i ma iolenrc hut Tia daily VIC
torres Of truIH ovuI * cnn,,Sar ro r,
darkness me sPteaa - inns ~ ind,strv
ulstanL seasi ulse antat,na i'iore nii nlacei
the discoVerIl.eis, u ~ rno,viedpe ~ mil
instant1y "i nl1s 'n ne Hhonpht nerfected
,ons ih l,,,, s te blossom and frctify TN
ger e every akS, ~ SeYeiS sTf - -
me syn vislls. a,,nns facilities. with
a. W., ,,,it1,., 40 n non,es alsC, m enor-
thls unlimited s bHWer', n co TIE face Of God
and man am not here 20 pre ess 70 yo,i
=, goSpEti ,t3s ,e III not calling
~. oe.et J., . ,.,,,a,,tonre ht mn follow.
sinners ,a ~ .p.ehtin,, ~ stir,nr m the
ins fo o9 nt,i,t, o,,a hv way Of
p en'embrance. It TT is We'll for Us to re-
1iecL or tlnu yes. ,hat giiohanoncircinr
claln o. resnl1's, ~ In. - he ,vn,,id
speech YOU aauresS edr .ve 90 ~ HxaT fiinht:
Ino.ur NJ MinsIIf -,,s ,i,,t, bev 1raveisn lie
a IKE ny nccord ~ ~ laws Of their own.
IheS ilgnt IN , ,eye.S cum. ~ as ~ minis
5housa,ia -. ~ se inortamt ia
and manners. iio" YasIsly ihpIi ,a,.i eo -
~ men Ina a. ne hase - nond VIII rat,ar
NeN sou,a ~, ja, .Lonu t,Sse az national
concord ra.h 1,, th 1'a u p hesstiliv The
q peafffe ia ,latn.t na1,trarv IL aimost ire
temptation 20 me contrary ~ aiiust
sistipie: ai iino - ifan ~, the ua,;N / +
now o1ten ,,nne taiiI ~ aftan,S than IN,
Is farenore anus,ing 70 altJoN f III tfe
defend to excite tnan 70 sootme, - ~, h.,1
highest VICTORY o. gre y P ply 'i he.
81 sell-res.Laiiu., anu - moutu liz neei
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Garland c. Fitzgerald. st5
FREE II MD DRAWING. ssf
From Cast-frst honor. Warren A Pol
tiaux; second honor, Arthur b. Upshur;s
honorable mention, George Schaefer,
Thos. 1 Il. Hucher. Drawing from the
T'lat--First Sectlon-frst honor. ]. tfi.a
| Young; second honor, Louis Arright;
! honorable mention Ohm Sharp Il. G.i
! Schwoob, Chas. Fl. Day. Greatest I'M
| provement during session-Ryland Whit
! lock, Second section-first honor. Willie
Brown; second honor, Ernest B. Allen;
honorable mention Louis O'Brien, Mere
dith Gwen; greatest Improvement during
session. Joseph Neagle, .5a n
Architectural wing-Glass A-drst
honor, Charlie Haywood; honorable men
ton, Jessie L. Bunch, Grover G.. Fttz.i
Architectural prawng-Class B-hrst4
honor, t. l.. Fox; honorable mcntion,i
George A, Carter.
Mechanical wing-Class First d.
vision--irst honor, George J. NGo'Neillis
honorable mention, Chas p. Cooke, mos
A. Murphy. Mechanical Drawing--Glass
Ascend Division-first honor, r. c..
Henley; honorable mention j. r.. Fahr,
! NJ. Macon. Jr. Mechanical Drawing
Glass A--Third Division-first honor. NJ.
E. Berger; honorable mention. j. L.
Clarke. Clarence Paul. Mechanical Draw
ing-Class B--first honor, ]. G. seelinger;
honorable mention, a. Tauman, ArthuurSi
James.
Chemistry--ilrst honor Charles w Ah- !
bott. Physlcs-Class A-first honor, c.,
w. Abbott Glass Burst honor, L.. +.
King. Neutrality-suspicious. A-hrst honor
p. G. Abbott honorable mention, =. s.
Holdcraft Glass B-frst honor A. -.
Watson; honorable mention. James h
o'Neal. English-Class A-flrst honor
Helm Latham. English--Class B-trsra
honor, Lewis Pitcher Modeling-hrst
honor. Louis Pawlero: honorable mentions;
Gilbert Hayward, Louis Seden, Powha-;
tan Breeder, Jr. ,si5
Medals Awarded.
The I.oumor medal. given by MI. Henry:
S. fIutzler for the greatest Improvement
in freelland drawing. was Won by MI.
Warren a. Poitaux, and was presented
in brief but eloquent speech by Mr.
Roscoe c. Nelson.
Dr. r. w, cartwright, president Of
Richmond College made a most appro--s
pirate short speech, presenting Mr.. Ar
iEur II. Profltt with the Chewing medal
which was given for the best ayern COS
during the, session In elementary book
keeping. after which those present Went
into the basement to sec the drawings
and models made by the students.
Tho exercises We're greatly enjoyed -
all those who attended.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY, 70, 1904.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Steamer Old Point Comfort. Graves. James
River landings and Norfolk, merchandise and
passengers Virginia Navigation Co.
Steamer Brandon, Rhodes. Norfolk. merchan.
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line,
Schooner j. j. Saunders. Benton, Rappahan-
mock, fish. Lefebyre- Armistead 60,
Schooner Mary s. Bradshaw Lear. Phila-
delphia, Pa, coal, S. H. HAYES and Co
sAlLED
Steamer Brandon, Rhodes Norfolk, .mer-
chaMaise ana passengers, Ola Dominion line
Schooner Alice j. Venable, signaigo. James
River light,
Schooner Marietta Clarke James River, light,
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. MAY 10, 1905,
ARRIVED.
Danyille Short, Baltimore, passengers and
Elm City Haynes Mattaponi River Land.
ings, passengers and general cargo,
sAILED
Danyille, Short, baltimore, passengers md
Elm City. Haynes Mat,aponI River Land
PORT NEWPORT MEMS, MAY, 1904,
ARRIVED
Steamer Waccnmaw Portland
schooner Edith I. Allon, Boston
Sss ssoonsEr y KAN ssv "~ New YORK SGrh
Steamer Weehawkeu. Sabine Pass
Steamer Shenandoah, Liverpool.
SAILED,
Steamer WeehswNen Liverpool,
Schooner Edith |" Allen. Norfolk
Barge Undannted.
Barge Skofed. Ros
Barge Kentucky Boston
Barge Edith, New L9ndol
Rsrgs Florida, Providence
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, n. c.. May l9--TURPEN-
TlNE--Nothing doing; receipts. 30 casks.
Rosn-Steady at $500 bid; receipts, 14s barrels.
Tar--Firm at $L90; receipts, As barrels. Crude
Turpentipe-Firm at S2.754f,W and Si,2o; re-
ceipts, IS barrels.
SAVANNAH. GA, May 9.-TuRPENTINE---
Quoted at 49,tc: sales 4o5 casks; receipts, sio
ceipts, l.sil barrels; exports 1851 barrels.
8 CHARLESTON, S. C., May ls--TURPEN-
TINE-Nothlng doing. Rosin-Firm.
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Dunanitine Sharks.

In the British navy the engineers have
a curious way Of killing sharks They
can. and nit the can inside n lump of
pork. The pork is thrown overheard On
a wire which has been connected With an
electric battery. When the shark takes
the halt the engineer presses button
which explodes the cartridge and kills
the fish.
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A Message From the Sea.

DR.. Thomas w. Murrell's parents re-
celved a pleasant surprise yesterday IN
n letter from DR.. Murrell, written OIL
salt water. He sailed on Tuesday for
London, Via Liverpool. on the Chesapeake
and Ohio stemaer Kanawha. from New
The letter was passed to pilot boat
cruising outside the capes and mailed
al Cspo Henry postofIice. The big ship;
heavily loaded with eotton;1 lumber ana
fore the letter was sent homeward.
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my GOODS MARKET,

NEW YORK, May 19.--The dry goods ma rlset
Ia without change The convention OF dry
goods jobbers is still in session and this with
draws number Of buyers from the market
Is reported
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SUMNER lhzSTHE LAND OF THE

beautiful illustrated hooklet, de-
sorlptive OF summer homes, resort hotels
etc, published by the Southern Railway,
is now read for distribution A copy may
be had upon application to any agent
IT the Southern.
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coTToNsEED OH MARKEr,

NEW YORK. May 1o-There was a steadier
tone to the cottonseed oil market to-day on
light offerings, but trade was only fair. Prime
crude, {. Q. b. mills, "oc,; prime summer vel
low, 27I2sc.: OF summer yellow, nomnali
prime winter yellow 32c.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
PEANUT MARKETS.

PETERSBURG. VA. May 1s.-PEANUTs-
Continue firm at sll5 per Dushei Tor spanish;
sellers are asking higher prices; very few being
offered Virginias nrin at 4s1c. for fancy stock
Some shipments arc being made from Peters
city.
.,.gl4..c.: common. 3!s1ssic; Spanish. ila5 per
hu1hel.
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EXCURSION TO TUskEoEE, ALA, VIA
SOUTHERN RAILWAY,

on May 10Th, 2lst and I'D, The Southern
Railway will sell special tickets from
all points to Tuskegee, Ala. and return
mt one and one-thrd fares, plus % cents
for the round trip. Two limited trains
daily. Only one night on The road.
G., w. WESTBURY, n. u, A.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Sales at Union stock Yards.)
/ !. n L.. Z Ny, AIax.

Receipts for the week ending Monday:
CATTLE Receipts, 1aS head. Market active ,.
nss. s eenon Sp e inr sa sas
4ae: dry cows. satsc bulls sa4e;; Ct ealys =.
Saq,sss fresh ,s h s9Ms' aa rs g49' quarantine
HOGS. Receipts. lis head; market fair Good
aSex 19uThs tgtf shea.' as heas
Market strong. Good sheep, 4.sq5c.; common,
3sa &C.; bucks. sas.sc,: spring lambs 6zbsc.
CHICAGO. ILL, May 1s.-CATTLE-Re.
ceipts. $500 head. Marke. strong 70 1oe. high.
Good 70 prime s,esrs qseasrs pgar
nesr .l.75Ss bulls ..2saa 25 calves s: Ssa
s so.ay dS s sseeF
Marxe, ga i0c. lower. Mixed and butchers, s4.ai
good e so sao!se ,h nsayy siSg's Sak
Of sales, Sl.70aiso. Sheep-Recepts. 1000
head Market steady to l0c: higher. Good to
ed s375g4.75 clipped. native lambs. S4.ao46 10.
NEW YORK. May ie-BEEHEs-No sales.
per pound FOR native sides. calyes-Denand
slack. prices barely steady. Common TO prime
seals sold a, ss5ea5.op City dressed yeais,
nj s,sc. per pound Sheep--t'irm to l0c. higher;
good to choice lambs. strong: common GRADES.
choice clipped sheep So 5oa5.G1; common 10
choice clipped lambs f5.5Oa1. l2a; choice, Nir-
snaa sp5nE RSaas g peS
iG,ltton Arm at s,a9lo,sc. per pound; dressed
lambs steady at lll1Ql3tc. per pound: city
dressed spring lambs at S3ais.0 per carcass
UNION STOCK YARDS. PITTsBuRG. Pa.
May Is-CATTLE-supply light; market
steady. Choice, S5.3aQ55o: prime. 5e045. IS
fair, s. 20Q4. %. Hogs--Suppiy, 10 double
decks Prime heavy, s5l5a52p: medium. S.. aoI
s. sh5;eavy workers. 500: light yorkers. s5.101p
BIS; pigs. s+.75Qi,sS: roughs, S3aoGiSo. Sheep
s. ioG5 20: common sheep. s.IaS 50; choice lambs.
s. $500 SO; veal calves s5..5A5.5O.
CINCINNATI, o.. May 1a.--HoGS-Steady at
SO 75a5.oo. Cattle--S;cady at s?.s50fS5. Sheep
steady at s3Gl35 Lambs-Steady al i5o16.to.
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PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, May ie-F'IOuR--Firnl and
higher minnesota patent IS iOas. 81; wi ,1s'
patent s5.lgu545 Rye Rlonr--steady- Corn
maai-steady Rye--Dui Barle3--cuiet
Wheat-Strong; No. red, nominal IHere
was another shake up among wheat shor's W
day resulting In material advances IN Nay
and July. After final setback under reaii:::.
inr the market closed Irregular at "a &c net
advunre. May closed ut egc July, s21sct; sep
ten.ber. siStc.; December. At.c. .,
tIn,es strong on covering OF shorts. closing Z
&c. net higher. May closed at 0Hc.' JHa'
Ieef-oniet. Cut Meats--Dul I-ard-Dull ;
western steamed $685.: refined. barely STEADY.
Pork-DuII Tallow-Quiet RosIn-firni. Inr-
Coffse-Spot Rio. quiet; No. !. invoice, SIS. !:
mild 1uist; cerdora, 100 he. The market Tor
coffee futures opened steady al unchanged
prices in the absence Of selling pressure. ROT
loving ;hs call, however, there was consider-
able ,io,Iidatlor The market was nnaHy
s,eady, al :; net decline OF 10 points. Sales. -. :
IN hs rs Sugar-Raw, firm; refined. hrn. Con.
fsr,Inners' A A75; mould a, s5.23; cut loaf
and crushed $3.50; powered, IS; Granulated,
.iS,; cubes. sil5. R!ce--puist. Noiasses-
Firm. or,. ao,sc. STATE
ioaIoisc.; new. State, small. colored, 1Ac, !;
do White. es.a7c. Eggs-ouiet: state, Penn
syiyania and nearby. s1a?lc.; Southern infer
'oT po,,a ise Southern new. ssg45o;
State and Western, sacks. y In3 70: Jersey
sweets. .et6dAoo. Peanuts-steahS laney
handpicked. bh.c. other domestcs 3E4b.;c.
c.abba res-Easy; Southern barrei-crate. SIG
i,5o, Cotton--By steam to Liverpool lac
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Sugar Up in the Air.

fBy Associated Press.)
NEW YORK, May 1o,-.Al grades of
refined sugar were advanced five cents
hundred pounds to-day.
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BALTIMORE. MD, May, l9,-FLoUR-Q
and unchanged Wheat-Strong; spot, eontraeI,
No red, Western, and y 5he month"; IN, sh@;
spot SPOT 6sisa5s1c !hs month. bs,ta5$Ae. south
S'white, 47ls44Sc Rys-Very dull; uptown,
10, = Ts97ec, Bntter-steady and UNCHANGED;
fancy ls.or do sgeam 's.c 21 Eags
s s9aed I and Unchanged al l7e, cheese-steady;
large, sIsas&c, medium, s%q9ei small S7sp
sic Sugar-Steady and unchanged,
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD, May l9.-seaboard All
Line common. IagS; DO. preferred. lsis4l7.
Atlantic Coast Line common, l0laIloS.
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CHICAGO, ILL. May ia scramble By
s ssnt tba price OF May wheat to the dollar
mark an advance Of she The . closing 81 price ts
and AM september isc. higher; corn Is unchanged
~ kmi,c. higher; oats are UP "a to 1sa?sc.
Provisions closed lonl9c. on.
MN leading futures ranged a. follows;
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Sons of American Revolution.

The Sons OF the American REVOLUTION
will hold an important meeting tonight
al the Virginia Historical Society build
ing, and all members Of the Richmond
Chapter are urged 10 BIO present
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pSot cotton closed quiet; mIddling uplands,
20; middling gulf. 1885; sales llaO bales
Cotton, quiet; mddlng. 1896 gross receipts,
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II, bales: ,ale'. i2so bales; stock. 400 bales
bales to France lss bales. stock. ,324 bales.
Consolidated at al seaports-Set receirts,
II. 20 bales: export 10 Great Britain, lLlS2
g.sli bales: to Japan, 100 bales.
Total since September lst at all seaporb-.
Net receipts. 6.9545i3 bales; export 10 Great
Britain .,324 80 bales: to France, s7o,t 02 bales;
10 the Continent. 2.4s1.SJ0 bales TO Japan.
1895 bales TO Mexico, z5,s2l bales.
NEW ORLEANS, La, May ia.-coTToN-
Spot cotton IN good demand a. az 'n!i pr'ce n;
i 10 T. o. b. quotations unchanged
Futures opened barely steady and from z
points higher to 8 lower Liyerpoo, ana New
York were both weak. Bears promptly ham
mered In New York and this sent prices up.
With Liverpool showing quick repsonse IN
the local market the opening brought out a
accumulated over night. Short sellers we're ~
the majority. AMI the market was lsent down
solely under the weight OF selling orders, For
some lime after the opening u was distihctiy
weak and but for pro1t-takings og shorts
July would Undoubtedly have been sent dow
to is.0o The rlngh Was noisy. especlaiy VIII y
another short rally occurred In the lrahins
July first lost - points from the close OF yes
tcrday at 1879 recovered TO l5ai. deciltlsa 20
1885 and finally advanced 10 1882. October
last 10 points at 1888, recovered To- losa, ae-
ciined 70 1855 and finally recovred 10 p.s9.
The market closed hrm. net points down 70
4 up. ,,no,,,, 1,,,e
~ ESetis.ss: Juiy, isSsalska: August 1g.itg'
1sT5 September, H.47 bid; October. io2eg ioss
November 1oS5II0s6; December, losinleso'
JANUARY, 19.sSIlg.s9, E
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS,

Chicago and Northwestern con. 7s...,..,... 12s
Chicago. r. r. and Pacific 4s............. 6sS
Chicago. r. ]. and Psc. col. 5s............ 1sls
c., G.. G. and st. Louis gen. 4s......,..... 1ol
Chicago Terminal As Observation-Disclosures. 76A
Consolidated Tobacco observation-disclosures. 1915
Colorado and Southern 4s................. 81
Denver and RIO Grande 49,. .......,....... 9sa
Erie prior lien As Observation-Disclosures. 9ss
Erie General is Observation-Disclosures. s5ts
Fort Worth and Denver City 1sts........ 1868
JIockjnE Valley 4hs .........,..............1 07s
Louisville and Nashville Unified 4s.......... 1oQla
Manhattan consol gold acknowledgements. 1903
Mexican Central ls NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50
Mexican Central list Inc. ..........t........ ls.
Minn end St. Louis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
MISSOURI. Kansas and Texas 4s........... 100
Missouri, Kansas and Texas 2ds.......... 77h
National r.. r.. OF Mexico con. 4s.......... TN
Nav YORK Central gen. 3kS................ g9J,
New jersey Central gen. Ss...........,.... 1s2ik
Northern Pacific Is ......................... 1oih
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eadlnr futures ranged as follows;
@NS''S - rna, 1EFs kIIpH .pw. CI0

Cash quotaE1oHs "pTt DO 1o71V"s' IT, IT, -.
Was dun and easy No. spring o whea 4 ssSp
corn, 4sisc,: No, 2 yellow, b2lsd6Sc. No.
No white tsat a.Sssc NO. rye e.
choice mailing, $4,000. 80. iIaxseed. sl0i;
No norhwestern sSs pTss, Iim9th ~ s Sc rd
t nsr 100 pounds Ss2OQ6.2b; short ribs sides
rtlooseS. ST. &g6s7,s; short clear sides tboHed2,
sss5dlBb6 Whiskey. basis Of high vines. WIS.
Arm Arm creamerIes, ligli1.c,; darles. ls@lIe;
mark, cases included, lbh@lb'ac.
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Northern Pacific ss ..........,.,........... 7es.
Norfolk and Western con. 4s..........,..,,. 9sis
Oregon Short Line +s and Pnrtic. ...,.... gifs
Pennsylvania corv. Observation-Disclosures. a4H
Reading General AZ .,........,............ 9Sla
ST. Louis and Iron Mountain con. is..... III
st. Louis and San Francisco fg. 4s....... STA
ST. Louis Southwestern 1sts.......".... 9i9s
Scaboard Air Line As .................... Tob
southern Pacific 4s observation-disclosures. Ola
Southern Railway 5s ...............,....... 1858
Texas and Pacific lists ........,.......,.1 ISh
Toledo. st. i. and Western is............. 70
Union Prcfhc 4H ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1o4ls
Union Pacific cony. 4s...............,......,. esA
IT, S. Steel I'd 5s ........................... 725s
Wabash lists .....................,........ 1HS
Wabash Deb. BIS ......................... 5Ta
Wheeling and Lake Erie As .............., Sgis
Wisconsin Central rs ........................ opf
Colorado Fuel conv. Js..............,....... 7o&
NJ. and O.. Collateral Trust 4s........... a3
Central Of Georgia I'd Inc. ...............,. 80
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