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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-08
NO HOP E OF
ACTIVITY.
Market Continues IN Hopeless
Condition and No Move
tnent In Prices.
CROP REPORTS FAVORABLE "a \ y |. :.
Late Recovery An Ontario and
Western Produced Lit
tie Effect.
-. Associated Prcas0

NEW YORK, June 1.-The professional
contingent, In the stock market started
to-day with very discouraglng views ut
inc homes of any activity n tho market
mr. az any movement or prices Tho fall
,,re OF the market to show any response
10 yesterday's decided movement. IN On
tsrjo and Western was made the basis
for this hopelessness, and the reflection
OF realizing sales In the carly one-point
decline In that stock aggravated the de-
pressed sentiment. But the market turn
"a out better in tono and In distribution
4 business than was the case under tho
stimulating influence OF yesterdays rise
IN Ontario and Western. It would pc
dif,,cult to f,x upon specific cause for
this deyelopment, as the current news
seemed TO have .little Influence on the
market. .3ff ssl Il, u X ~ =
weather bureau proved rather more h,
favorable than was expected on wheat
iRe Favorable progress otthe eetton crop r%e
went to aceentnate ne , eTsei f,rst con- o,
government report Of INC y uHo - . - 80
= 4 t,o late recovery In Ontario and Western
to-day produced more effect elseWher Ino1 ~
eeaIers we're especially affected. . s..
Prices eased of In The final deannssj
biit 5'fha closing was steady. Tho bono
market was irregular, with weak spols
amongst the lower groaSdde nGndsd sts eta
sbpds pwera unchanged on call. Total
sales OF stocks were 1860 shares.
Money AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on
rail- easy; highest. IL per cent; lowest
VA cent !: ruling rate, IA per cent /
lat loan. j; closing bid, il.s; onered az
Ia. go. ,ty ard
ninety days, 3Ic Ia per cent; SIX mon this
si Prime h mercantile paper. ss-40sil;,SS per
cent; sterling exchange. ea ,,,aa WI Az
sp9bt4s7.6s for demand. and at AsoISg
,4s5.s for sixty day bills: Posted rates aes
siesdiS4ss IL and 1888 IL. sommel,c cI
bills. stS5 IL Bar silver. % 3D. Me elI
dollars, a Ia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-08

OF WESTMINSTER
Attractive Exercises Held Last
Night at First Presby-
terrain Church.

The fourth commencement OF Westmin-
ster School was held last night In tho
lecture. room OF tho First PRESBYTERIAN
Church. rev Russell Cecil, y. D.. tho
president OF the Board Of Trustees, pre-
sided.
The first number on the programme
was the reading OF an original essay by
Miss Kate Dudley Staples, on Learning
us IL Pilgrim" A recitation in French
was given by Miss Mary Fenelon chalm-,
( ers Miss Pettlts elocution class took
charge OF the programme and entertain
ed tho audience most delightfully."-. Miss
Elizabeth Trent Wilson reclted Robert OF
Gsorgia Volunteer: Miss Verna Albert,
4"secng Things Mt Night: Miss Mary
\ Carncal, "Mammy's Way; Miss nellie
Walters, Kentucky Bell"
Miss Campbell. the principal OF the
school, presented certificates Of distinc-
ton to the successful pupils In each grade.
The pupils III the primary grades were
Elizabeth, Ellyson, Alice Angel, Alice
Reed, Esther Wilson, Susie starke, Helen
Wilson. Ethel Ostergren, Constance john
ston Elizabeth Brockenborough, Frank
Christian, Cabell Trueman. Reid Will
llams, Powhatan Dance, Charles Tabb,
Natalie McFaden. Helen Starke, Verna
Albert.
t Tho young ladies receiving certificates
OF distinction III the upper grades were
Misses Nancy Watson. Katharine sinton,
Katharine Rhoads, Harriet Crew, Nan
Noble, 1nez Hutzler, Alleen Sims, Grace
southerlande, Mary Thomas Lewis, Mary
McFaden, Laura Agnew, Mary Chalmers,
Elizabeth Palmer. Anna Won n. Rosenegk,
Christine Won N. Rosenegk, Virginia
Campbell, Annie Muller English, Gay VIII
Son, Mary Carneal, Alice Thompson.
Edith spratley, Kate STAPLES. Elizabeth
Wilson. nellie Walters, Florence shep-
herd, Virginia CARING ton. Margaret Gray.
Miss Annie Muller English was award
ed special honor for perfect attendance
through the entire session, not having been
absent q single day.
Miss Margaret Noel Gray received a
certificate Of graduation In French.
Miss Virginia Watkins Darlington hay
Ing made a remarkably high percentage
In all her classes, was awarded q scholar
ship for next session. this being provided
for by friends Of the school.
Dr. Cecil made a most excellent address
to the school and the large gathering Of
friends that filled the ROOM
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VIRGINIA Female Institute.

sTAtUNToN. VA. June 1.-The com
mencement exercises at the virginia Fe-3
male Institute closed to-day with the
awarding OF medals and diplomas. ne
special features were the class day exer-
c1ses Saturday afternoon. The entire
school, headed BY the senior class,
Of Of the institute, where the programme ] e
tree Appropriate addresses blythe mer1-
bers Of the graduating class followed.
and gayly waving their colors, the dif-
ferent GLASSES gave their yell, and the
whole school Joined in singing the chorus
Of the class song 3q,
The closing concert Monday ey e, 2, hn,:
was an artistlc success. every n, num nt,I
drod woodward, q Rehmoon5 ID sang " w VII
exquisite voice Elem desc I'll was
never more charming or e. lighhtIfal
Bl ai Of Sc Richmond, and Miss Ghinghen
Yen, OF China. were greeted With q r 'efliel
0 Voice medal. Miss Elise Kelso Wilson HISS
Baltimore Piano medal, Miss Leila ski sp p
with Blair, Richnlond: Miss Chlngi n 4.l
Julia Yen, Shanghai. China. SchoIarshlp'
Miss Sarah Miller. washington. va.
Ter berkeley, staunton. Va; Miss 4Lo o,iise
Alice Eakle, staunton, Va: Miss Louise
Shackeford Fontaine, lhemnrle county,
Va; Miss Halle Heater Henkel, Staun-(
ton, Va. .,.,.
School OF Music, Plano-Nfi ISIS Leila SKID
lien len Julia lli Yen, Shanghai, China !, !,
I Vocal-Nfss elise Kelso wilson, falll-
more Md,
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. juno THE cotton market
opened steady a an ADVANCE q sgs po nnsl, 81
en- The English spot market was not partispI Y.
asy encourages =. asc a. but
wcre considerably better than due ana prl'a,.e e
cables we're bullsh lesor nd dis ad me
British spinners and a better spot demand n
the near futures; A. Tor the weather ephair
rains in western sections. where they are be-
Z lieved 10 do more har mthan Aood. ana aAor
Essr ss was enough q sSsh
after the recent sharp decline. The We, weekly
crop report at midday W9s h1SsnI ns 10
help In the covering moyemgsn % sar, c2R,
t!nued all the sersnS1n VIII wan street ING
frs pTsss ssht faaas
prizes e ws.ssd yaps ss.
srally Improvement IN tho condition q cotton
sssei1 e pol ss.u e VIZ @ a
hardly as favorable as expected. y had llttle
az The ths reports Of
better spot demand and large exports chiefly
from New Orleans 70 Great bri!ai ~ fansea 9
net gain Of II points, while October sold at 9so.
December s.7e, net gains to 70 points ABOUT
S Svs RsGse Street Wire house
New Orleans Connections became heavy
seller. chiefly Of August Offering that position
Ths other month. went Of slightly H. .. sym-
PATTY, H., and the lst was hAal'y pafey ''ssoS'
rs Sales tsY wer ns'n reporssa 81 $4,000 bales
Receipts OF cotton az the ports today were re
t as y naes sssa ase %ssk i Bales agans
last week and 1902 last ~ year Tssaays
a. e S S.sy o ssa Hoo ss'S
agalnst 100 last year.
a Anin.. haze Ia,
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oPEN-AIR WEDDING.
Marriage at Red Hills Of Dr.. Dab
new Trice and Miss Waller Cooke


Especial to The Times-Dispatcll.)
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, June t.
DR.. Dabney M. Trlce, managing physi-
clan OF Moore's Brook Sanitariuln,. near
this city, and Miss Annie Waller Cooke,
tho accomplished daughter of Mrs. Will
liam Ronald Cooke. OF F1uvarl,in county,
we're married to-day at "Red HIS" the
beautiful home of the brides mother.
II was a beautiful open air June we'd
ding. Rev. u. w. Goodwin performed the
ceremony on the we'll shaded lawn IN the
presence of large number OF guests.
An elegant dinner was served IN me
lawn, and. later In the afternoon Or.
and Mrs. Trice. with the wedding guests,
drove to their homo at Moore's Brook
where a reception WAS held
Dr. Trice Is a popular and SUCCESSFUL
phyvician, who, after several years prac-
tlce in West Virginia and New York, re-
turned to his old homo and established
the Moore's Brook santarium, Ills bride
is most attractive and cultured lady.
She IL a daughter Of the late Judge VII
liam Ronald Cooke. and is a niece OF pr,
u. n. Boston one of the most widely
known men in Fluyanna county
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Flerning-Killian,

tspeclal to The Times plspateh;l
,n sA ana Miss s, Leila kiillan wsra married
L. s colSfEa kkaR sn ch the ho,a sh's
iSle,5ns is a prominent dentist al
haielgh, NJ. q, Miss May lSillian was
maid Of honor and DIR, Joseph Belts OF
The brjdesmaids We're Misses Minnie
Wiley, Stella Strauss, Mamie Moon and
Bessie Wiley, 80,
don bowman, Henry Rhyme. Claude Will
son and Frank Wiley,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-08
"poN'T TRAVEL THIS SUMMER

Until You have communicated with the
undersigned relative to loW-rate excursion
tickets via Washington or Baltimore
Ia ali prominent summer excursion points
Nortb and West via the superb through
trains of Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
fRoyal Blue Line), including Deer Park,
Oakland, Atlantic City and particularly
st, Louis.
Eiha and Main Street stations. Southern
RAILWAY or Richmond Transfer COM
pAAy' - ARTHUR g. LEWIS,
soptharn Passenger Agent, Baltimore and
ONO Railroad, Norfolk. We,
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON n G.. June 7--sPIRTTs
TURPENTINE-Firm at Sc. receipts. II
casks. Rosin-Firm at ESQ: receipts. 2e0 bar
res. Tar-FirIn at 81. 50; receipts. 10 barrels.
Crude Turpentine-Firm at a-.25a4,oo and %;
receipts, 1875 barrels. s5s
SAVANNAH. GA, June 7-TuRPENTINE---
Firm at 52%c.: receipts, 1.l66 casks; sales 100
casks; exports, 269 casks. Rosin-Firm; re-
cepts. s6i7 barrels; sales. 1850 barrels; es-
ports, 80 barrels.
CHARLESTON. s. c., Juns 7.-TURPEN-
TINE-Firm at &c. Rostn-Flrm
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-08
ON AoAlNI DAILY TRIPS TO THE Pop.
ULAR sEAch RARk. SOC.

ON and after Saturday, June 18th, the
afternoon daily trips will be resumed,
cpecial train leaving Richmond daily ex-
capL Sundays. at $3.50 r, NJ, and re-
turning leave West Point 10 T, NJ, Fifty
cents round trip. Sunday trains leave
Richmond $3.50 A. NJ and p. NJ, re-
turning leave West Point s and 10 p, NJ.
respectively. Drains leave and arrive
from Southern Railway, Fourteenth
Street Station.
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BRITISH BATTLESHlP HAS
ARRIVED AT TANGlER
nav Associated press.

~ II3y NsSUCIaFHu t'IuSo;1 -, g
TANGIIR, June 1.-The British battle
shin Prince of Wales, arrived here to-day
rom Gibraltar and Joined the American
squadron,
The sultan has not yet answered the
demands made for the release or Messrs,
Perdicaris and yarley, The reports eoh-
corning the treatment OF the prisoners
continue to be favorable,
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DEAF, DUMB AND BLIND.
Closing Exercises at the State
Observation-Disclosures Resigns.

lnSttut1OIl-l edCIlel NCoASiio.
Special to The Times-p ispatch.l
STANTON. VA. June THE com,
and Blind institution began here this
evening with the sixty-hfth annual con-
cert BY the blind. The programme was a, a
most elaborate one and THOSE taxing paie
I MI. 6. w. Butts, president Board OF
visitors, will distribute prizes. medals
and diplomas at the close OF Tomorrow
Mrs. L. G. Ware, (nee Miss Annie
Todd, daughter OF Hon. and Mrs, ], W.
Todd, who was married some eight or
ten months ago, has resigned her Position
at the Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institution,
to take effect June 10TH, Mrs, Ware has
for several years been teaching tho be-
glnners class for the blind and is be-
loved by the deaf and bllnd f E ts n
lucrative position, which will Likely be
filled by ono Of the him girls.
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TRIP-$16.OO
WORLDS FARSI. LOUIS.

VIA NORFOLK AND WESTERN RvfY.
Tickets at above rate will be sold every
Tuesday and Thursday during the month
of June. limited to ten days from date OF
sale. Tickets limited to fifteen days,
s2l.5o; sixty days, $500; season ticket,
1920, These tickets viii allow stopover
at Summer Resorts between Bedford and
Bluefield within final limit OF ticket.
Two fast vestibuled trains. with through
Pullman sleepers, Parlor and Dining cars,
For descriptive matter of the Worlds
Fair and further information, apply at
companys office No. 1888 East Main
Street.
fJNo. r.. WAGNER. G. II. BosLpY.
City Pass. Agt. Dist. Pass. Aet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-08
HANNAH ELIAS is
NOW'UNDER ARREST
New York Police Batter Down
Door and Serve Warrant
Charging Extortion.

49, q IBy 3Assoc1a ted WPress.) ~
: NEW YORK, June 7.-Detectives to-
night battered down the heavy front door
at the residence In this city Of Hannah
Elias, the negro woman who is charged
with obtaining nearly 100000 from aged
John r, Plat, by blackmail. They then
placed her under arrest on warrant
charging her with extortion in having Sc
cured $500 from Mr.. Plat In May last.
Elias was in bed when the warrant war
served. Immediately afterward .the pa
pcrs in the civil action brought against
her by Mr.. Plat were served.
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MANY WENT INTO CAMP.
The Roads in Frederick County
SP1ee1.al w. u. n.

Blocked BY High Water.
Especial to The Tim Dispatch)
WINCHESTER, VA, June IA heavy
rain storm, which passed over this section
last evening, swelled country streams to
such an extent that over one thousand
county persons who attended Confederate
memorial exercises here yesterday, had
to remain along the roadside In wagons
and carriages until to-day,
Several creeks became raging torrents.
and were over twelve feet high. An un-
known man is reported to have been
drowned near Kernstown.
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sctIooLs,

sT. AGNES SCHOOL FOR GlRLs Al,
bany N Y. Preparation for ieads;inE col
senarate STAFF OF chaperons. besides teachr
ers. Three well-eaulpped labora tories.
Strong music department. gataiosge.
.DOANE. President Board Of TrustaeA
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my cnons MARKET

h NEW YORK, June 7.--Tho dry goods market
is in the same waiting attitude, with buyers
anticipating some development on the price
question More or less export business in pro-
gress, but domestic buyers exhibit little inter-
Sc, In this class Of goods The outlook Is for
no immediate Improvement.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE /. 1904

PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE I. 1904.
3 3 > m ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon Rhodes. Norfolk. merchan-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line.
Steamer Old Point Comfort, Graves, James
River landings and Norfolk MERCHANDISE and
passengers. Virginia Navigation Co,
SAILED.
achantiise anu phssengera. Old Dominion lins. Il
Schooner Alice ]. Yenable sisna!go. James
River, light.
BARGE Pamllco, sippe, James River, light.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. JUNE 4. 1904
x Danvlle, Short, Baltimore, passengers and
Elm city, Haynes, sIattaponl River landings,
passengers and general cargo
SAILED, F15
panyllle, Short, baltimore, passengers and
general cargo.
passengers and general cargo
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. JUNE Z. 1904.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Amsteldyk. Rotterdam
Barge q. II, Skofeld. Boston. li
Barge Kentucky Boston. fgl.t Z.
Barge Montana, Providence ~
Barge Dessong. Providence. g..
Barge 8, r. Mead. Providence,
Barge George Moon. Proyldenca
Steamer George Farwell Charleston,
Schooner John y. Manning, Por tsmouth.
Schooner Mary Manning, New Bedford.
Barge Scully, Salem. i4
z Barge White Band. Boston
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-08

BALTIMORE, MD, Jlne 7,-FLouR--Quet
and unchanged, Wheat.Dull; spot contract
snd hs ehh sasgl sp9 No. sam fss
sSc ss sIsIes eofGErmer spot aaa ihe month
Southern White sas 5 RgsDuli nas M.
t tlSni not quoted, Butler Steady and un-
ehaased fancy tmitatan 17SllsS fancy cream
te1hWesessae--sleady and unchanged; B, large, SAG
Sc; medium, sRGac small, SAa2,sc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-08

NEW ORLEANS, June 7.-coTToN-In tho
SPOT cotton market there was modsrat .., ae.
n,and Tor spnners and sxpor nesa,nn sa 70
arrive. Quotations Sc. higher
Futures opened steady at an advance OF ag 1!i
min. !. n The better feeling was said to- be due
10 shorts covering on the belief that the mar !,
kat was oversod In the trading s. 'ny ga'n as
- ~ npnsa 81 The market closed firm md
within. point or two OF the best figures o. the 20
day. June and July showed net gains 9. ~ "
points each, August 90 ana Ihe ne" s'op
Cotton futures Inne y ' sd nb.s
. asms' 81 October g6sgaeo: November, ssls0
g. st: December. s4aGs 20; January. $50 1s.'7. +
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-08
THE sEAeoARD AIR LINE WILL SELL

THE sEA7oARD AIR LINE WILL SELL
sl5,I5, limited to ten days from date OF
sale. on account of the meeting OF the
Southern Wholesale Grocers Association,
Tickets sold June 4th, 9Th, 9th. 1904 Two
fast daily trains In each direction, with
Pullman service. For further Informal ton
apply to City Ticket Office, $50 East
Main Street. phone 4o5.
w. M. TAYLOR, G. n. A,
II. 8. LIZARD, D. r. A.
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coTToNspED on MARKEr.

NEW YORK. June 7.-cottonseed oil was
firm with rrn undertope on absence OF Offer
ings ard In sympathy with better feeling In
hos products. Prime crude. + O. b. mills.
yellow. nominal; prime white. $780,; prime win-
ter yellow. 33c.
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COACH EXCURSION TO ST, II uIs
SIS ROUND TRIP

EVERY TUESDAY I; AND TH Y RspAY IN
JUNE VIA G. & o, ROUTE,
On each Tuesday and Thursday dur
Ink the month OF June the Chesapea Ike
and Ohio will sell special ten day coach
excursion tickets to St, Louis at sis
round trip.
Fast vestibuled trains leave Richmond
200 i. NJ. and lo;S0 P. NJ,
Tickets to st. Louis and return, good
for fifteen days, s2l,50: sixty days, s26,
and season tickets, SS1.20.
sholtest. quickest and best route with
through accommodations.
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Cotton. quiet: mddling. liso; net receipts.
70 bales gross. l.oaa bales; sales lo2 palen
stock CA e4O bales: export to Great Britain.
as bales; 10 France. 4D1 bales.
Total to-day at all feaports,sNet reeeifp III
Loo bales; export 70 Great Br lts IN
Consolidated at all seaports-Net receipts e:
1904 bales; export to Great Britain. lh, ,,s
.,2ss bales. to Mexico. 1900 bales.
Total since september LIST at all SEAPORT u !.
Net receipts. 2oll 1854 bales; export to Glsae
10 The Continent, 24sssss bales to Japan. Il. $50
bales; to Mexico. ss.s7l bales
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Cash uuotNtons Iwerc as folloWs! lFEUIU1t1,
STEADY No. spring wheat hs, h s0a Sa NO corS
tsSissss IS y Sslss osa isss.
1aH Haa No. i iiiaxseed, sioo: No. north
WESTERN ;ioa prime TImoihy seed 's95 Ms 80
"a S!s ae sS,s; short clear sides tboxed) $3.50
SSo. Whiskey, basis q o !, hish vines 81 slas
ccr.enameries, lskIl7hc,; dairies, ll% 9l6c.
cheese. sasy at 7Tasc Eggs STEADY at mark
cases included, 1i&Ql5bc.
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p.rr,,,oR,1 srocK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MO. June dashboard ar
Line common, TAOS; do. preferred; lshsGl7.
Atlantic Coast Line common, lo7aios
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.
cATTLE MARKETS..

No, 9 mixed Gear lots. ~ ! /.
RYE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 % ~
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKETS.

PETERSBURG. VA. Juno 7.--PEAEUTs-
Continue nrm at sl.l5 per Dushol Tor spant,h;
sellers are asking higher prices; very few being
offered. Virg!nias firm tic. for fancy stock.
Some shipments arc being made from Peters.
burg of stock that had been stored in this
city. ll54ts.
NORFOLK. VA Juns 7.-PEANUTs-
Fancy. 4AUoc.: strictly prig., pritns.
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PRODUCE MARKET.

New YORK. June T--FLoUR- Inactive.
Aye Flou1-steady. Cornmeal-SteadS Fye--
Nqn'aal nsFls silm No red nominal op.
opened barely s,ssa ow bni s9
bs1oy a end net sf highe r July
sepiem6sr sshe; December ,lo !, sis Si4c. OPTION
Sas auis buf higher on reeepts
at Chicago CLOSING s' steady; mixed oats
2Sass p saaas ' sus Mea,s-oule, Lard-Frm
Western steamed ,asand ss ,;5a Isnnsa Porkfrm
Family mi SO. 75alEo5: mess siassais15. tai
isw.Firn; city, i.e.i country. 4sc, aos M
sS,,,slaps.gn;,n ntra,ssf f at i5sasssse
coffsespot rio steady No LII inyoies; $50 "a
mild QUIET cor sosaea s sissdy At a. nnehanged
prices to an advance OF points; me asa,nn
ruled generally steady to hrm ~ ,a VI soi,s
sa sssa wels " nominal; fair refining. sse:
ssssItus .,sa g. 'es sss mould
~ loaf e poYasFses cay eI No
antters,.ady; ereamsy eammsn - ,o er f1
sas slfy st saa'a fal z cam
s sai fS'srsd rsnssyys:
MIA and nearby fan fs se 1o WINS
sGssassa soaths,n 5 nsy, sg $780,
state and W y psn saesf fancy hand
s svcnad &C.: other domestic 3Aq6hc, Cab,
bbaaIaes--Weak; Southern. per barrel. crats, Sl1
49, Cotton-By steam to Liverpool. lsc.
r,u1rAeO. ILL, Juna Ia large decrease
4, M worid,s yislble supply was perhaps the
nIM1n sen BUN influence IN the wheat market
to,day Crop damage reports from me sou an
snce Final quotations on July wheat showed
gain q ssrn H. w ipas afRHs oa's aa'
aThs leading futures ranged as follows:
Omen. High. Low. Close.
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Official Range and Sale 81 Stocks in New York
BY Thomas Branch 4 Co.
SALES.

400 Amalgatrated Copper -.
900 Amer. Car and Founlry.u.
20 Amer. Cotton Oll............
1 I@ A Amsr. asn naff, pfd
20 20 A AMER. e sh pfii . .........."
Amer. Locomotive, pfdl,'5.p.y..,
e. Amer; sugat. .,..'.... 8, 7
6G75 a" T. and 8. Le, c9nn i.t 80.
G1 A. T. and 3. rs, pld..''....
1910 Baltimore and Ohio..;;.;,..'..'
1880 Brooklyn Rapid Trnslt.....
Canada Southern ....,.....l. q
Canadian Pacific ..,!,,..'...''
10 chesapeake and Onlo.....'..'..
b235 Chi. Great Western 1000. -. Z
1910 Chi, Mil. and s: P..........
200 Colol Fuel and Iron ,.....'..
Colo. Southern, com. ;.,....
Cool. Southern, list pfd:..,..
300 Colo. Southern, "a pta.,,...'
Clev.. CinD Chi: ana ~. ~.
100 Continental Tobacco, pfd..
1G Consolidated Gas .........s..,
roo Delaware and Hudson.....'i J
Del. Lack and Western....
6S0O Erie, cOin.....,.. ............3
1890 Erie, 1st pfd.................
900 Erie, I'd pfd. ..............
General Electric .............
20 Illinois Central .......::.,...
ITO Louisville and Nashville...
1900 Manhattan..... .... .......
1850 Metro. Street Railway.
roo Mexican Central ............
300 Mo, Kan. and Tex, com.
Mo-. Kan. and Tex. pfd....
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-08

U. 8. refundlng Is. registered. ............ 1e4h
". g. refundlng %, loo
y. 8. ss, registered lVofs
II. 8 4. co,non :. /. z. 4. \. ~. 1OG
u. q. Nav Il, registered !. 1874
IL. g.. Nav Is, coupon. s. 1924
". s.. Old a registered Observation-Disclosures
u. s. Old g. coupon, I. I. 1o7
Atchson general q I. ...,.. lolA
Atchison adjustment Observation-Disclosures. aih
Atlantic coas, Limo 4s................,.... a5h
baltimore and ohio Is Observation-Disclosures. loih
Baltimore and Ohio shs................... o5h
Central OF Georgia s. ....,....... ....... 1911.
Central OF Georgia 1st Inc. ........ ~ Y
chesa peake and c OHIO Observation-Disclosures. 10.
Chicago and Alton shs. Z. 70
Chicago. B.. and Quincy new 4s,......... o5's