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GO TO ST. LOUIS
VIA C. & o. ROUTE.
SOLID vEsTIBULED TRAINS,
WITHHOLDING CARS.

The G. g. o. train leaving Richmond
at 9 p. M. runs solid to st. Louis.
coaches and Pullman seepers, arriving
st. Louis 6;lb p. NJ. Only one night on
the road. Train leaving Richmond at
10:45 p, NJ, with through Pullman ac-
Communications, arriving st. Louis 7;3o a,
M. tho second morning,
Returning from st. Louis, through
trains to Virginia points leave ST. Louis
il A, NJ and II p, NJ. arriving Richmond
$3.50 r, NJ. and 1880 "A, NJ, respectively.
Shortest quickest and best route. Coach
excursions every Tuesday and Thursday
during months of June and July
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Mr.. Bland Resigns.

Mr. u. NJ. bland, who has for some me
time held the position as one OF the
oitiice deputy marshals for the Eastern
District OF Virginia, located at Richmond,
has rendered his resignation 70 un'teu
states Marshal Treat. which has been
accepted,
tho head OF a detective agency In this
city. known as "fsland's Detectives" and
Will have Mr., George Il, Summons as
superintendent
His many friends here extend 70 nm
their best Wishes In his new undertaking.
He has been quite popular AZ court OH
.cial and is well and fayorably known IN
the city,
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. June ls--The cotton market
@ a. an q sS p of s On ahs s
.ne nv nasition. or fully as high rs warranted
s, snIsIS p sssss xnd sT:
~ cnlI tha market ruled rather easier, parti-
sn i r as 10 oa Sns which
In FOR renewal 81 uauidntion ana pressure Sra,,
h {,D Su hsd fairly steady on moderate COY
erng for over sunday. no,WlthstandIi isoa me
itns,ness WAS very quiet and after breaking %
about for uly and Ss ether tGP A wsy hS
nav crop positions holding near the opening
Hsures, ~, ,.,. ,odov a4s4 balea
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF. RICHMOND. JUNE IS. 1904
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line;
and james River landings. merchandise and
passengers. Virginia Navigation Co.
Barge Atlantic. Belch, James River, hay,
8, r. Beveridge Co. sst IS t3t a q
Barge f. ". Cummuskey. Jr., baltimore.
coal, 3. II. Halves and Co.
SAIi,ED.
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly, Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers, Old dominion line. s-
Schooner i Don't Know, Larkin, James
River. light.
PORT OF wEsT POINT. june 49, 1904.
az 5asl @t ARRIVED ts3
Charlotte Murphy, Baltimore. passengers and
general cargo.
Charlotte Murphy. Baltimore. passengers and
general cargo.
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4TH-JULY-4TH
AT THE
S "A n ORE
SPECIAL EXCURSION VIA
NORFOLK G. WESTERN RAILWAY

{. \ ID ~ i
NORFOLK AND VIRGINIA BEACH.
DAY, 81; 2 DAYS, So.
Special train OF vestibled coaches Will
leave Byrd Street Station July 4th. going
through to Norfolk and Virginia Beach
without change of cars in either direction.
on following fast schedule: Leave Rich
mond $3.50 "A. M, Petersburg 9:oo A. NJ.
arriving Norfolk IL "a. M, Virginia Beach
u:45 A. NJ; returning leave Virginia
Beach 9 80 p. NJ, Norfolk 7:16 p. NJ, ar
riving Richmond 1890 p. NJ. s1.0O round
trip to Norfolk. s1.25 to Virginia Beach
and return. Tickets will be sold for sun
day morning trains leaving Richmond
$50 A. NJ. Crrilby) and 800 a. NJ. good
returning on above special train July 4th,
at following round trip rates: Norfolk.
seoO; Virginia Beach, s2.25. For tickets
and further information, apply at CONS
panys office or at ticket office, Byrd
Street Station.
JNo. d. WAGNER, c. II. BosLEY,
City Pass. Agt. Dist. Pass. ACT.
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. N. C., June 1a.-sPIRIrS
TURPENTINE--Noth thing doing; receipts, IS
casks Rosii-Nothin doing receipts, IS bar
rels. Tar-Firrn at $3.50; receipts. 80 barreA.
Crude Turpentine..- Firm at s2d4.oo and s4.25
RECEIPTS, lss barrels = y, !, !, {, -. ",
Firm at 62Xc.; receipts 1,190 casks; sales. sos
CASTS: exports 654 casks. Ro..p-Steady; re-
receipts. 2,oos barrels, sales. 2,oi3 barrels: ex-
sCHARLEsToN. 8. e.. Juno 1s-TURPEN-
TINE-Etrul OF 621sc. Rosn-Ffrm.
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LYNcHBuRa TOBACCO MARKET.
III Iynchburg, Va, June Is. 100

safes OF loose tobacco on tho Lynchburg
market for tho two weeks ending Juns 1sll
reported BY John L. oglcsby;
Sold week ending June ~ y, o 10000 Pounds;
crease for week ending Juno IS, 10000
Sold is,m. October !. 1909, to juno ls. 1904.
10 pounds s vi w, from October ! 1902 to
1904, Lass, 100 pounds. sa
Tho receipts for tho past week were light
when compared with last week, though much
heavier than the corresponding week last yenr.
Tho offering was largely Of tho lower grades
The iight receipts Tor the past week Indicate
that the crop Is about sold therefore tho sales
NJ m he 1irhk in future, 5sl Ht fsig4tf a.
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DANv1LLD TOBACCO MARKET.

Danyile, Va, June Is. 1904.
IS Dibrel Brothers report sales for this week
as quite small and tho stock offered com
mon, much OF which was In n damaged con-
dItion. The farmers are no doubt taking adj
vantage OF tho weather and occurring their
wheat crop. Prices remain without change
for the past several weeks. No report OF any
sales OF size made In round lots OF hogshGad
tobacco. Altogether, In tobacco circles It waa
an exceedingly dull week.
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SPECIAL RATES TO EUREKA SPRINGS
ARK, VIA SOUTHERN RAILWAY
ACCOUNT SOUTHWESTERN
SUMMER SCHOOL AND f
n WEh 0ST00I
CHAUTAQUA

Account OF the above occasion. the
Southern Railway begs to announce rate
OF one fIrst-class fare, plus 90 cents, for
the round trip; tickets on sale July 9Th
10 9th. inclusive. with return limit Au-
gust z, 1904; rate from Richmond $3l.95.
For information, apply to agents.
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WORLDS FAIR RATES VIA r.. F, g p.
q q. AND WASHINGTON

The Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac Railroad will apply tho following
special round trip rates to st. Louis. wa
Washington. In connection with the Penn
sylyania Railroad and Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, account OF the Louisiana Pur-
chase Exposition. Season llckets. sSs, CO.;
return limit, December is, 1901: sixty
3days, tickets, $500; fifteen days tickets.
sa3'oO. For further information apply to
ticket agents. Byrd Street. Elbh or Main
street stations. Richmond Transfer Conn
pany, or ~ I, 49,, N
Traffic Manager,
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, juno is-The dry goods mar
ket ends the week quietly with buyers showing
no particular desire TO- operate except on con-
No further reylsIons In prices have been res
ported and little change 10 expected In the
irnine diate future. i5i5 sa
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PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, June ls.---FLoUR--Dull an and
barely steady W Inter ateRR, ys Sssss0o h
low low western fLioal L. Rye.San,inai;, No.
MMh ssst barely steady; No. 2 red, nomi-
nal elevator. options opened higher on bull 1,.
sh European market aha nron Closed 1c
nat higher against 1c. decline IN July jury
closed al ss3sc.; September, SAC Decemper,
90 Sorn-spat quiet; No. 2. &c., Options market
neglected md no!nn SosnS snehansea
her. alc. oats--spot quiet; mixed oats, 20
TO $e pounds. 45ai7c. go
s5 B:ef beef i'am s@as s$ Issss
ponndd haesl
Rssaa sisss mesa ai "a!
i RaslngEasy; strained. common to good 1910,
Turpantine- at sh.saoss : ,nyo,o. NO.
mid, irm cordova. salse Tho market tof
coffee futures opsnsd s points and was nay
b parely % Steady y at decline Of lo@so points
Sales 1900 bags ,. oanz
sn 1air gssas sugar. Ssa
retined steady Confeetloners A ss7s; mould mni
ss' n l9ai sses s si sas $685. Bly,
nominal Isns MoIassesIouista Ne Msw orleans open
Butter--stendy creamery, common 70 ,s extra
1 SHsnss Firm t state full cream small coored.
choice small White Iao ana n 1gSs
fnney selected, white. 2o92lc; Southern, l4G9
l5se infer Wes,, Southern (new ,.asoo
styeet q ner BASKET ;e5ai75 Peanuts
STEADY; fancy handpieked, oc other domestic.
aMuSIc. cabbages. southern y, p Ilver.
pool, 12c
CHICAGO. ILL, June ls-,,Praet!caily per- !, n;
,cct Weather conditions for tho maturing ana
hearvesting OF wheat caused weakness n sths
market for that cereal today, put GoSeF1n ns
p ny FOR July were unchanged from yesteTdays
closing quotations Corn is down nc. oats are
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TOBACCO MARKET,

Richmond. Va, June 49, 1904
Dark Fired Tobacco--Re ordered Receipts
continue fair and market Arm at unchanged
nrlees Brignts- Unchanged hrm. fair. re,
ccsipts Sua-Enred RE cipts cont niue liberal
and market active ut quotations. Ia.
aasir tobscso 70 market IN high ordsh as WIN
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKETS

PETERSBURG. VA. Juno 1s.-PEANUTs-
Continue nrm at $l15 per bushel for SPANISH
sellers are asking higher prices. very few oenA
offered virginias nrm Ct 4Ac. for fancy stock.
burg OF stock that had been stored In this
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET u
pAITtMopE MD. June 1s,--Scaboard Ali
Inc common. 7g7is; do. preferred, l5isal5so
Atlantic Coast Lane common, loshVloy'
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coTroNsEED OIL MARKET.

K NEW YORK. June 1s.-Cottonseed oil was
quiet and barely steady with prices q shade
lower to SELL Prime crude. +. o. b. mills. 2lo.
nominal prime summer yellow, 2s1s G29c.; off
summer, yellow nominal primo white, 32133c,;
prime winter yellow SEQ $780, & S4gS
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Spot cotton closed quiet; middling uplands,
TO; mddng gulf. Il.95; sales, s245 bales

k . ID W ~ RI Ii
Cotton. quiet; mlddling. ITO: gross receipts.
g Total to-day at all seaports-Net receipts.
q T bales: export TO Great Britain. 45l bales:
to the Continent, s..ss balesi stock, 22sssi
bales.
2, 45i bales: export to Great Brtta!h, SOL pales;
to the continent, 3,2f3 bales
Total since September 1st at all seaports-
Net receipts 1895, $50 bales; export 70 Great
Britain 397 1853 bales 70 France $50 4ba bales
70 the contirsnt. as2s.s bales 70 japan =, I
NEW ORLEANS. LA. June 1s.--CoTTON-
The spot cotton market was steaay. ih s,
Tho supply was limited Sales l,llg bales, IN
4cindlnE lpo3to arrives. ouninttons unchanged.
Futures opened steady with prices ap!s points
above Yesterdays closing. Liverpool was up,
whereas II Ms expected to DO down, New
Yorl. opened strong. Offerings and tho demand
were about equal and the favorable weather
map Offset he more optimistic tone 81 me
English market The market was dull ana
featlIreless throughout the short SATURDAY ses-
sion until just before the close ivy Wat sh ha
10 VI for 60yo bales. He got the cotton ana
the ring went into an uproar Inc iehuer tnsH
bid lie for 80 900 bales more OF JuIs' pu8 w
hears only gave him 500 Inc t!eader thsn
Jumped upon a stool ana anhouhs,su .ha. .. iIn y
was willing to take the entire STOCK o. COTTON
In New Orleans 81 llct, out no tLl"1o So'so'
In the trading July first advanced Is points
tn t.is fell on 10 1850 and hE>Ily Tecoveteu
to Iibl The market closed firm, showing net
Cotton futures steady: June 1921 bid; July.
II vi Bid; august i0.44a1o 10; September. s.I,g
s'13: October, s42astsi November. sas9s.4e;
Decenber. g.5Ias.Ss; January. s.43ls.45.
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Official Range and Sale 81 Stocks in New York
Bankers and Brokers.

600 Missouri Pacific ~. ......l
Nash, Chat, and ". IJt.,...'
200 New York Central...........
4 100 Norfolk md Western. .......
200 N. x, Ont. ana West......
Pacific Mail ..................
100 pennsylvania r. R...........
400 People Gas (Chicago) .....
Pressed Steel Car.
Pressed steel Car. pfd......i
z Republic ]. and 81, come.
Republic /. and g., pfd...,..
400 Reading, com. 500. ...........
11eadlhg, list pfd.......,......
Reading, I'd pfd.....i........
500 Rock Island, com,..,.....,..
100 Rock Island. pfd...........
}l SlOsS....,.a ........ .....l..a
sloss, pfd. ..........+........
s.. L. and Southwest, pfd..
2iGU Southern Pacific ............
zoo Southern Railway, cotl1...
Southern Railway, pfd.....
Scnboard Air Limo, COM.
100 Seaboard Air Lane, pfd....'
100 Tenn. Coal aud Iron. ......
1000 Union Pacific .....H. .......
= y Hlteu ptdles f1LcdLtioA.shsSl
I 100 United States Steel.......
240O United States Steel. pfd.,..
y va.-Car. Chemical, come.
Va. Car. Chemical. pfd....
10OWabash cotn....... .......
1900 Wabash, pfd.. $3.50. .."....f
155 Western Union .....,.......
Wisconsin Central .........
Wisconsin Central. pfd....
Total sales 1880.
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sio.75 Butter-steady: crcameries, 1311417hc.;
dairies, 1l1sI1ec. Cheese-Easy at 7A0Sc.
Eggs-Easy ut mark. cases included, 141l4lsc.
a BALTIMORE. Md, juno ls.-FLoUR-o Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat-Dull: spot, contract.
tlO14loi; Southern BY sample, SOC. gSioL
g4sQllS,ac. oats-Easler: No. 2 white, A4sd4sitc.
Butter-Steady and unchanged: large. $50
SNc.; medium. sEdec. small, s1spshc. Sugar
Firm and unchanged; coarse and lne sranu-
lated. 1910, &
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against 1874 bales last week and 2, al last
year. For the week 1900 bales against ~. 796
last week and 1896 last year. To-day's re- re-
cepts at New Orleans SIG bales against i.3s!
last year. and at Houston lis bales against
Ejl last year.
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DEALINGS
~ HG TNBSW E4N 5i -
ARE SMALL
prices on Market Hardened a
1'riflc, But Trading. Was
Without Significance.
MONEY SUPPLY IS AMPLE.
Weather ii Crop Regions Con
tinues Favorable--;P'1rre,ssss,ire on
Southern Pacific Relieved.
nv Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, June 1s.--The final trans
nctionH OF tho week In the stock market
hardened prices n trifle but the dealings
,yerc small and without Significance. Tho
/ ,ovo,s IN southern Pacific subsidized. and
,he freedom from pressure OF that stock
,e,,oved the general list from the sym
pathetic sagging tendency present since
t,e nreforred stock Issue was announced.
weather in the crop rcgions continued
favorable, and the money supply H. 30
ample for all demands that there IS little
pressure upon the marketsin the absence
OF any positively bad development. South
ern Pacific made a languid recovery, ana
then lost practically all OF IT Just at the
close An increase of $ll1.Oo0a In fMissouri
pacifics gross earnlngS for the second
week ia June may explain the recent nd-
vance In that stock but 1t had little ef-
fect on to-day's movement. Anlalgamated
Copper gained point on the strength OK
Tho rep9rts OF recent large safes , 0l co az,
per both for domestic and export &C.
counts. The very conservative tone OF
the mercantile agency reviews az 70 me
general course OF trade had p represslYe
plications OF railroad iiet earnings TOR
April show the effects OF trade inactlvety
and email grain and cotton movements.
The increase In Inc DanK suTpiuo 3Soit
formed pretty closely 10 expectations, ana
Icveaicd no change In conditions existing
TOR Some time past. and was little no
tired. The holiday In London added 10
the dullness OF the trading.
Total sales OF bonds. par value. ss05VVO.
Total sales OF stocks were 5000 shares.
MONEY AND ExcHANGE-cLos7
Money on call. nominal; no loans; time
leans. easy and dull; sixty days. per
cent; ninety days, 21-2; six mon this. u;
prime mercantile paper 31-244l.4 per
cent; sterling exchange, firm. with act.
auHl business In bnnknrs bills ut A.sI3O
for demand ard at st.s6.2S1i. s,.35 for sixty
day bills: posted rates. A.s6 and $50;
commercial bills 1874 l-2al4.S5; bar silver,
% lie: Mexican dollars. A IL.
WEEKLY BANK sTA,TEMENT
NEW YORK. June 1s.-The statement
OF averages OF the clearing house banks
or this city, for the week shows:
Loans, @ici9 $50. so; increase. s'.596.50o.
Deposits. ;ilz2. 1880; increase. sl2.ISl.-
Circulation. s3s.752. 800. increase. 1864
Legal tenders. ;s3,0J,7co; increase. ST.
77s,oDO.
Reserve. SsI93T3O0o: ..uHease, s6.I02,S $40.
Reserve required. so.5c3. l25; Increase,
Surplus, as,sss.s75; Increase. $. ao7. t75.
Exhibited States deposits. sH,725, 60; In
crease & ,32l roo u
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.
Corrected Every Friday.)

FLOUR Receipts light, but the market, con-
quiet; light receipts. coRN--With ample re-
eeipu market Is dull. oATs-continues, !, very e
with Increased receipts. market is lower and
only best grades in demand; should receipts
continue to Increase market will likely be
easier; low grades dinicul, 10 sell at large
EGGs-Rece!pts continue light and market
firm at quotations. . ~
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES not 50 heavy. but the
market, continues very quiet and In buyers
favor; especially low grades which arc hard
to SELL even at low prices.
POuLTRY-Receipt liberal. but tho demand
is good and market fairly active at prices
q VIRGINIA BAcoN-Unchanged; market
PoTAToEs-Receipts increasing and market
souTHERN VEGETABLES, New-Hecepts
heavy but the market continues fairly active
RECEIPTS FOR THE wEEK-wheat II. 1874
bushels; corn. s5.7s4 bushes; oats. 2l.656 bush.
els. Flour, 1870 barrels; hay, AL tons; mill
offal lT5 tons. iair
N STOCK IN ELEvATOR-Corn, 1,7S1 bushels;
9oaiH Al. l6& buBhelB. s14jlf1s tJ} 81 ~
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago, and Northwestcrn con. 7s....... 1zs1
( Chicago, r. /. and Pacific 4s.............. 50 j
Chicago, n. i. and Pacific col. 5s........ 7s7s
SO. c. and 81. Louis gen. 4s.......... ooM
Chicago Terminal As Observation-Disclosures. rs
Consolidated Tobacco Is. 4. !. e?M
Colorado and Southern 4s................St
Denver and rio Grands 4s..:.............S lOO 81
Erie prior lien As ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 99&
Erie General As 66
Fort Worth and Denver City 1sts.......... lo4
Louisville and Nash. Unified 4s.......... 1oiA
Manhattan con. gold &4s.....................31ot
Mexican Central 4s ....................... 81
Maxican Central LIST LIST 1n................ 1s1s
Ninr and 81 o,Iig "A 95 n
Misscuri. Kansas and Texas 4s............ gsA
Missouri, Kansas and Texas 2ds. .......... IS
National r. r. OF Mexico con. is.......... TAN
New York Central gen. -. 1904
New Jersey Central gen.. bs............. 1924
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va. Juno is, 1904.
QUOTATIONS.
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
IA (Sales Mt Union Stock Yardsl

Richmond, Va June 49, 1904.
Hes .,sI, :, for the week ending Monday:
o aaoG o a head market active
55a,5sc Is = medium to good TAGS common 70
tair ssah a;.. soea hsllers aHgse common
ta sasae bulls o s.c s'g CAVES e0 5ase
fresh COWS, SIS gst5 quarantine cattle, a0l,sc.
:, H0Gs-Receipts $50 head; market active.
Ssh sE aSes A II ,ss head;
far g Rat sucs ssees ssa as.
cAsq dLh MarR KEN; Slows dasa Z prime
fs f sssss4 gS s sS. ~ sS
s.ssE: M Ms asad MslHsf aa
Mixed and butchers. H,95a5.so; good TO choice
h1sa slss mi iI rough heavy s!ssgsio
sReep-Raceipts. 1000 head. Market s,es siy
Good to choice wethers, $476qs. ISL native
70 head; nothing doing on feeling steady DRESSED
Se az
Sheep and Lam bsn 4sst htaa Trade
soa ps Il ssasoo; eSs , aom neg 10 sl Rase
lambs Dressed mutton slow at
iic Per pound, Hogs-Recelptu, 2,a47 head;
feeling steady. 5a
UNION STOCK YARDS, PII-TsBURG. PA,
June NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. light; market
steady. Choice. s6.as9s,5oi prime. ,6q6.25;
fair, sasog5;9. Hoss.ResedP',s light; market q,
yorkers, i6Sod5.ss; light workers, i5sta5sOi
pigs, s4.695.io; Toughs. Ss'7Sgtlo. Sheep
ss.mPp1yS nemmon sheep, ssdsOo; choice iambs,
$gT,oo veal calves, i5,6oa5.75.
CINCINNATI. o., June ls,--IIO cIs-Aetlye at
So s0op5. so, Catte--Weak at s526a5, g. Sheep
Steady at s325dJt.35. Lambs-Quoted at $4p7.
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,rhe lending futures ranged as followsI
~. .-sl',- open. High, Low. Close

Cash quotutlons were az foiloWs' Fl.sluls-7
Quiet and easy; winter patents, $iS594 Cyl;
straighht SsSgi.so bakers. 81 10.
spring wheat, p2Qs5c, Me- p q SS q s i ~
Yellow 50c No. oats. 4lQ 4lhc,; No, 81 white.
3sGl4Ssic. No. q rye, Csc. Good feeding barley;
sSdsSc. fair to choice mating. 43g54c, NO.
iiax sted $l,Di; No. northwestern. H. Ola;
mime Timothy seed secs. Moss pork, per
barrel. si25Oai 1885; lard, per 100 pounds .7S3
salted shoulders lboxedl. not quoted; short
clear sides (boXed), S79I 20. Whiskey, hasls
- iAi4A slAsA Sa-SSs $1,000 saatxast RrRae>
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q; WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK. June 1s.--The statement
OF averages OF the clearing houFe banks
or this city. for the week shows:
Loans, sici9 $50. so; increase. s7.596.50o.
Deposits, si.1z2, 800: increase. S2.iS1.-
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i CINCINNATI, O., June ls,-.Iiods.Aetlye at
Steady at ,3,e59ts5. LambsFGuoted at St07.
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Circulation $3s.752. 800: Increase 1854, 500.
Legal tenders, ;s3, otJ.7co; increase. ST.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond, Va, June u, 1904.
SALES.

SALES
Old Dominion Steamship Col share at ITO.
Virginia $500 at ssh.
Virginia centuries--7,vo at So: 1000 at ssA;
E.Opjt at es&s "
Georgia and Alaba consol ss--1.ooo Of 1854
virginia Carolina Chemical Co. prcfcrrcd-1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-19

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The Savannah morning news., 1904-11-19
WILL SWEAR FOR
NAN PAT TERSON
WITNESS NOW TURNS UP
WHO SAYS HE SAW CAESAR YOUNG
SHOOT HIMSELF.

This Witness Wrote Letter in
German, Telling of what He Says
He Saw i'm the Hanson Cab-Di0
Not Speak before Because He
Thought There Would BE other
Witncsses-Jury Has been Secured
in the Case.
New York, Nov. 1S.--Although two
full court days had been taken up in
securing seven of the twelve jurors
who will decide the fate of Nan Pat
terson, the former show girl who Is
charged with the murder of Caesar
Young, the incidents in the court room
have tended to keep up interest in
the case.
The receipt of a letter telling of an
important new witness and the finding
during the examination of talesmen
of another person believed to be an
eye witness were the principal of these
Incidents. The text of the letter which
Mr.. Levy received was given out to-
day. 1t was written in German and
signed by Il. Black The writer
claims to have witnessed the struggle
in the cab and says that he saw
Young turn the revolver against his
own breast and fire.
II saw with my own eyes on the
morning of June a man In the cab
with pistol in his hand and a woman
was seated alongside of him." says
the writer. 81 saw the man raise the
pistol which was in his hand; 1 heard
the shot, and l ran as fast as / could.
1 kept quiet until now. because
thought you had other witnesses; but
for the sake of the truth must write
you this. / am willing, should occa-
sion demand it, and IL you think it
worth while, to appear before Mr.. Je-
rome and yourself and say that / saw
the man hold the pistol in his hand. l
am ready to take an oath on this for
the sake of Justice"
The five jurors required to complete
the panel We're secured to-day. After
cautioning the jurors not to discuss
the case among themselves and direct
ing them not to read newspaper ac-
counts OF the trial Justice Davis ad-
journed court until Monday.
During the search for the twelve
jurors SO talesmen were examined, and
the defense used UP 2S of the 80 chal-
lenges, which 1t is allowed by law. The
prosecution had 16 of its 80 chal-