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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-09

LOW RATES TO NASHVILLE, TENN,
ONaAccOUNTisME MEETING OF CON.
FEDERATE VETERANS, VIA
EXTRAORDINARILY me RWY.
QUICK TIME, SPLENDID EQUIPMENT,
.l FAsT. SCHEDULE.
The seaboard offers most attractive
r1rse fsom Rshmp9nd ara 1theT points n
a day, making close connections for
Nashville. over the famous Battlefield
route. Lookout Mountain and Chicka-
manga. Tickets on sale June 10th to 18th.
Nisl. .inal i.....l J,,ils .qta. ou, n.s4t can
be extended unit. July 10th by payment
OF fee Of fifty cents. Remember yo.. can
leave Richmond Sunday night, June 18th,
and get to Nashville In time for opening
Cal Or write undersigned before pur-
'''i ~ W. NJ. TAYLOR. q. T. "A.
II. 8. Lizard. d. p. A.
Phone 405,
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SUMMER EXCURSION RATES, r., f. &
2 r.. R.-SEASON 1904.

Effective June 1st, the R., It. & P. r.
r., will sell reduced rate summer excur-
sion tickets to all principal northern,
eastern and Canadian summer tourist
points. including Atlantic City, Cape
May, Niagara Falls, Saratoga Springs,
Clifton Springs Newport, Quebec. Mon
treal. resorts in the Adrirondacks and
White Mountains. etc, also to Virginia
summer tourist points reached via Wash
on sale daily until September sOth. In
elusive, good returning until October 81.
1904; liberal stop-over privileges.
For further information, apply to
Agents r., F. & P. r. RI. or
W. p. TAYLOR. Traffic Manager.
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District passenger Agent.
ON AGAIN! DAILY Trips TO THE POP.
uLAR 56AIcHE H y 8 B soc.

on and after Saturday, June 18th. the
afternoon daily trips will he resumed.
epeclal train leaving Richmond daily ex-
cept Sundays. at $3.50 Y. Nj, and re-
turning leave West Point, 10 p. NJ. Fifty
cents round trip. Sunday trains leave
Richmond 9.an a, NJ. and 4 F. NJ, fe-.
turning leave West Points and 10 p. NJ.
respectively Drains leave and arrive
from Southern Railway. Fourteenth
Street Station.
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DON'T GO TO ST LOUIS

Before calling upon the undersigned for
descriptive matter and information rela-
tive to lowest rates via Washington or
Baltimore, and the superb through trains
of Baltimore and Ohio, Railroad (Royal
Blue. only one night on train
Through Pullman ana unexcelled Din-
ing Car service. II
Apply to ticket sagents-Byrd Street,
.Elba and Main Street stations, Southern
Railway or Richmond Transfer Com
pany, or address
ARTHUR q. LEWIS,
Southern Passenger Agent, Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, Norfolk, Va.
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Meyer Known in Jackso nville.
fRy Associated Press,)

( JACKSONVILLE, FLA. June 's.-Al-
gernon c.. Meyer. who testified that ne
saw Young shoot himself resides here
and is well and favorably known. He
left Jacksonville three weeks ago on
business trip going to Wilmington. N. c.,
and thence to New York.
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SUMMER EXCURSION RATES TO
MOUNTAIN AND SEASHORE RE-
SORTS ON NORFOLK
AND WESTERN

Summer excursion tickets to the noun
tain and seashore resorts on the Nor
folk and Western Railway are on sale
daily until September Both, good for res
turn passage unit, October 81, 1904, Sum
mer resort folders furnished, Tickets sold
and Pullman reservations made by Rich
Ticket Agent. Byrd Street Unlont Sta
ton and John u, wagner City Passen-
ger and Ticket Agent, S3S ~ Main Street,
G.. II. BOSLEY, t
District Passenger Agent.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARErrs.
pEANur MARKEra.

PETERSBURG. VA. June s.--PEANUTs-
Continue arm at fl.io per pusnei ,ot opanlsn;
sellers arc asking higher prices; very few being
offered Virsinias firm at 4Mc. for fancy stock.
some shipments are being made from Peters
burg Of stock that had been stored IN TINS
city. tiri
NORFOLK, VA. June s.-PEANUTS-
TAnry. ~. uoc. strictly yrilt- pIIiAs.
.sy.7.c.; common. sh9S9sc; Spanish. " - per
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Dry GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. Juno Sin the dry goods
markets conditions remain practically un-
changed with buyers operating conservatlyey
and no Indication OF Immediate Improvement,
Not until price announcements are. made on
certain Important lines will buyers be content
TO NAVE provisions for future wants, and im-
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COTTON MARKETS.

opened steady A a, l an advance Of points .
dssns q 81 Tas a5s W oss
months G naer hs at
first and tho list as whole showed soIs
steadiness under covering. but . soon turn as1
loss Of about llQl6 points, with July leauins.
Al this level somewhat better demanu de,
yeloped from spot houses and exporters, !, an g.
to ii. a.; October from o,s5 70 s.io, and Decem-
Der p.s5 70 a.sa, Mo former tons was QUICKLY iay
s s fo ye4y In
CRADLE. and estimates tor to-n,orrow's receipts
This caused a renewal OF pressure: ana - me ne
market ruled weak during nearly =, The , entsa
OMIT e hs sew Close
when July sold at il.sa October az 80 az an %
psGsoer a, s net nu 81 there
something Of rally on room covering ana
July apG Il Ss sfo seaay
mated ma ass.ns 10000 6ss. als nsrys3ss
sna sre Is respo ar very aacky
IL light orders either way. During the early ,sN
s ns ora.r on ar o hs 1895
TO bid the price up from 1l,3a g il.tl. AFTER
which 4 went back quite az aniGSkiSy e apex.
celent weather. reports and was under pressure
from ono source or another nearly az guy :.
bo selling in The local market, and while COM
mission houses bought freely on the soft spots
they sold on all the rallies o,.
Receipts Of cotton at the ports to-day were re
1884 bales against s4s ast oo we baes ana ara inst
ss EE ana ,es
receipts at New Orleans were 5ii bales against
2,2A last year. and at Houston s2' palea
against 1868 last year.
Cotton futures opened steady and closed
steady: -, -, to..
June ................,1I,l5 ll.2o il1o ii,5
July 1 Il Is 1 HI ioss
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SALES.

1900 Amalgamated Copper ......
200 Amer. Car and Foundry.'..
Amer. Cotton Oil..........t..
100 Amer. snuff, ..;....s.......s
Amer. Snuff, pfd.....!.....''.'i'.'...
100 Amer. Can ......... $1,000.
i, 900 Amer. Can, pfd ..... :. !. \. n.
100 Amer Iocomotii,v e, . c2hin1....
1 SS A an +. ~ snfass To- eoii...
iioS e.. =. and s. Fe, pfd......
iOo Bnltimore ana OhioM........
t5oO Brokiyn Rapid Trarsit....!
i60 Canada Southern ......,..
GOO Canadian Pacific .:..........
500 Gill, Great yvestef'tl...,...
1900 Chi, Mil. and $, P..........,
400 Colo. Fuel md Iron, ,.......
2f00 Colo. Southern, co n .......
COO Colo. Southern, LIST pfd......
100 Cool. Southern, I'd DID,.
NM Clcv., Gin, CHI. and s. u.
400 Continental Tobacco. pfda
800 consol. Gas. ex. rlghts.,...
500 Delaware and Hudson. .....
WI Del, Lack. and West.......
400 Erie. 1st pfd............a..t
400 Erie, "a pfd.... .............
200 General Electric ...........
200 Illinois Central ..............
ITO louisville and Nasllville....
1900 hfanhnttan...... ...... ......t
34OO Metro. Street Hailway....
4 200 Mexican Central ........,...
zoo Mo-, Kan. and Tex, com n.
zoo Mo- Kan. and Tex, Dfd...
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District Passenger Agent.
THROUGH TO VA, BEACH EVERY DAY
WITHOUT CHANGEE CARS

WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
VIA NORFOLK AND WESTERN .RWY
Beginning Monday, June 9Th, and con-
tlnuing until further notice, tho Norfolk
and Western Railway Will operate
through coach service from Richmond to
Virginia Beach daily. and from Virginia
Beach to Richmond daily, except Sunday
on the ocean Shore Limited" leaving
Richmond daily Mt 8 p. NJ. and leaving
Norfolk returning daily at OPS Al M,
G. II. BOSLEY,
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago and Northwestern con. 7s......... 127X
Chicago. r. l. and Pacific 4s................ GO 3
Chicago, r. I. and Pac. col. 6s ...........7 70
c., CT c. and ST. Louis gen. 4s......." 90 6
Chicago Terminal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 70 A
Consolidated Tobacco Observation-Disclosures. 6l7s
Colorado and Southern Observation-Disclosures. S2N
Erie prior lien Is OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 0sta
Erie General 4s ;; II: 81 g
Hooking Valley Observation-Disclosures. 107N
Louisville and Nash. Unified 4s.......... 10lh
Manhattan iconsol gold 1854
Mexican Central As ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
Mexican Central lst Observation-Disclosures. 12M
Mimi and st. Louis Observation-Disclosures. osh
Missouri, Kansas and Texas 4s.......... gs
Missouri. Kansas and Texas 2ds: ...........s TN
National r. r. OF Mexico con. 4s........ "a
New York Central gen. s,ss................ eaA
New Jersey Central gen. 5s.............. 13l 4
Northern Pacific Is .......................... ION
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WEEK END RATES ON NJ. a. w. RWY,
NORFOLK $a.25, VIRGINIA BEACH

TAIN RESORTS.
The Norfolk and Western Railway OF.
fers for evening trains Fridays all
trains Saturdays and morning trains Suns
day. round trip tickets TO Norfolk at I
ss3.5. and to Virginia Beach at $3.50; also
for ali trains Saturdays. round trip tickets
10 the mountain resorts on Its line, az
rate OF one straight fare, plus twenty.
fiyo cents. These tickets viii ba good
for return passage until Monday lollow- !
ing date OF SAFE, This Is the only line
running through fast trains between
Richmond and Norfolk without change of 4
cars. Time. two hours. twenty minutes
The ocean Shore Limited has through
coach TO Virginia Beach every day
g. H. Bc1SIt I. H ~
t District Passenger Agent
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I MARINE INTELLIGENCE

PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE g. 1904.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Berkeley, Shelly Norfolk, merchan.
disc and passengers Old Dominion line.
Barge James T. Easton, LOTHIAN, Baltimore,
coal. Ellison and McCaw. .
Barge Menerva. Clayton. Baltimore. coal,
Nelson. Ladd and Co. tx M 81 RI B JS.$ {,s8 AN
III SAILED. Nc ~ ss X s.
Steamer Old Point Comfort Graves James
River landings ana Norfolk. merchandise and
passengers Virginia. Navigation Co. 5
! Steamer Berkeley, Shelly. Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line.
Schooner Early Bird. Hamburg, James River.
light 4 E II n x !,
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. JUNE 8. 1904.
s ARRIVED. t5
4 Steamer Beatrice, Daren. S9
4, Barge Theodore Palmer, New London
SAILED.
y Schooner Elizabeth Palmer, Boston,. 4
Steamer Beatrice. London. 5 sS
Schooner B. c. French. Salem ,6S
& -n II 4 Z J
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u. IS. refunding a. registered. lo4.1
u IS. refunding 2s. coupon. ...........1 1864
IT, 81 49, rcgia.ercd 1osA
IT, s.. IS. coupon Observation-Disclosures. LOG
U. g New 4s registered j. ............ 1924
u. s. New A, coupon !. &. 1874
IT, s. old A., registered . 1861
IT, S. Old As, coupon. h. y. 1o7h
Atchson general ii acknowledgements. 1oiA
Atchison adjustment Observation-Disclosures. 9lH
atlantic Coast Line 4s.............,.,.... e5ts
and Ohio lgl!ss
and Ohio 3hs...................g 2.s
Central of Georgia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS gst5
ana Ohio 4ts.................. 1904
f,hica "a A nd Alton aiss....,. ............ 7s1
chicaeo. 81 and Quincy new 4s............ 1914
Chicago. NJ and ST. Paul gen. 4s.....,.... 1o91i
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Cotton. quiet: middling, Il. 70 net receipts.
LOG bales; gross. t2t bales: sales. b13 bales:
stock. ei.zs1 bales; EXPORT to the Continent %
Total to-day at all seaports-Net receipts.
1854 bales; export TO Great Britain, 5el9 ha:cs;
4 othe Continent. % bales stock, 256. 1874 bales
Z Consolidated At all seoports-Sct receipts
1855 bales: export 70 Great Britain. q, ibl
bales: to France. 4pl bales: 70 the Continent,
& Total since September list at all seaports-
Net receipts. Z, ,sts bales; export to Great
Britain. 2,3s51il bales; to France, $50. $50
bales; to the Continent, 2, t35s bales; TO-
Japan, Al, $50 bales; to Mexico. y. s7l bales.
NEW ORLEANS, La. June s.-cOTTON--5
In the spot cotton market considerable activity
ruled. Buyers had many orders. but ofertnGs
OF the grades they desired were far from being
free. This fact Is and has restricted trading
for some time. Saes $500 bales. Including
10 to arrive and 500 {. o. b. Quotations uii-
changed. 55 Is K ss .
a Futures opened barely steady and 5ajt4 points
lower, Notwithstanding the Improvement IN
Liverpool. The opening OF the market brought
out heavy selling orders. particuiarlyTin the
from PROFITS taking shorta. In the trading July
frat lost "a points from yesterdays closing at
ii 49, sold down to ll.S4 advanced 10 u.s1i
and declined TO ll.47. October lost rs points at
40 recovered to $50 and declined to- o.4l.
The market closed steady, showing net Losses
on June and July OF II poin:s, August e and
IA to II points on the more distant post tons
h Cotton futures steady: June 1l.37 bid: July,
II. s7ali.4s; August, lo.7sIl01a; septem6er:
's7J0p So; October, a44G9.45: November. ~ ESQ
$50; December. 9.ssaa.36: January, a42a9,a3 Il
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Y 49, NAVAL STORES. IN
TUhPEaTiNEfr at 5 sais receipts
casks. Rosin--Firm at $500: receipts, 15l bar
res. Tar-Firm at $l.so; receipts, 20 barrels.
receipts lz2 barrels, 5Sla
SAVANNAH. GA. June s-TURPENT1NE-
Firm; receipts, 1910 casks: sales. Cal casks !;
exports, ,15 caNks. Rosln--Firm; receipts, 22S3
barrels: sales, ~ barrels; exports. l.oa5 bar
5rels. se4 Il
TINE-F1rm at 62Hc. Rosin--Eirm.
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A Nocturnal Shot.

He threw his small clock at a cat
He missed her You can bet;
Tho clock It stopped at half past three
-YoHkers Statesman.
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Richrnonders in New York.
fSnecIaI "a The ,rlmes.Dlspatch,) (

NEW YORK, June S.-Manhattan-W.
Northrop; York-B. B. Burton, 3. Lands
and wife st. Denis-B. W.iWilson; Eofl-
mani. @. Mcintyre and wife, r. j.
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CHICAGO, ILL. June s-conArmat!on. OF
record breaking crop Of wheat u india r., IN N.
npessure was emphasized by. guesses that the
report Wond show e. eoss gyy
mhnat was down 1Mc.; corn is on ssD&c.;
oats show loss Of hdAc.' and provisions
}aIaGl21sc. $3.50 ,o,,,,,x. Y
open. High. Low. Close
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No. 2 white Gear lots) ............ 80 a beA
No. white Gear lots) ............ IS % ssh
No 2 mixed Gear lots).......... 671s4 IS Z
No. 9 mixed Gear lots)............ 81 @ 57h
OATS "
No. mixed Gear lots)..".....,. N
No. 9 mixed Gear Iots............ 1871
RYE ............ IS q % Is
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THE TRADING
ISLl..A|..|N'I|.IC|.UlD|:|.
The Strength in Anthracite Was
the Backbone offhe Mar
ket Yesterday.
ONTARIO AND WESTERN HALTs.
Passenger Traffic as Result Of
Travel to St. Lofts Pro-
duced Good Effect.
nv 4 asnoiated press !

Z II IT, Il I
NEW YORK. June s.--Tuesday's up
ward movement OF prices was carried
over into to-days market, and with some
show OF energy on the part OF profess.
sional operators q respectable and Quite
representative showing OF gains was es-
tnblished during the course OF the trad
ing. There was nothing In the tone OF
the market nor In the volume OF deal
ings and width OF the fluctuations to
warrant the supposition that the day OF
small things IN the stock market has
passed away The trading became ex-
tremely languid at the higher level, and
tho buying movement gave evidence OF
quick exhaustion. The cheerful reports
contrast with unfayorable general eondf Il
thong. but they were given more c :, \, \,
erat aoaei oa Rss tn ass s
a Ontario al and re Western was influence q
stock itself halted on proft-takng. Some
uiiex large volume Of passenger
H irs' ha B. tisns and ID eseadea
East. Some attention was paid also s ~ to
f' 81 yeo hat j, th Rafa !ne
R Raa a1apgIs assets pndsT AZ as
e Ths largely Experimental character at a.,
taciisd 10 the advance was pretty clearly ly
INDICATED BY the easy yleldinsf re
The Iron iigat dlseavanategd
III; tie reaction, which left little Of the
Bonds were irregular, Total sales;
the old rs advanced IA and the new IS
declined rs per cent. on call.
The total sales OF stocks Tor the Gay
were 267, 100 shares.
MONEY AND ExCHANG E-CLOSE:i
Money on call easy: highest, :. ! IL per
cent? lowest, per cent; rul Ing c raits:
closing bid, sl per cent; offered at 1&1-4
per time loans sasy a nnf cent s'S sy
t meh' pape e. 5-4@i1s4 per Gent sterliTg
exchange easier With . aftaa y fo
a aihs At stss 7o4 S. ii FOR sixty day bills;
posted rates; siN 1-2Nass II; fom Nae,can
dollars, Al L.. s3F 54sd at " "A
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UNION STOCK YARDS. PITTSBuRG. Pa,
June s,-cATrLE-snpply light; u mark set
fair. s4.T6Q5.lo. Hogs-Receipts, Is double
decks market active Prime heayy az ana me- ne,
WORKERS, sisoa4.95; pigs, $i70a4.so; rousns..
$8i50d42 %. sj.eep-l;uppIy light; marketf
steady. Prime wethers. 35l 10; common sheer.
Gt5. rs. No. is3s. i-.f
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nALr1MoRE, MD, Juns s.-FL gu -aulst
sna ane w. red Westorn lSiA Southern
Sy sample eoc9slos ceTn.Dull spot ssN g.;
~, srn w 9s@soc, steady and unehapg-
~ fancy Imitation, l711sc.i fancy creamery,
oSg SHESsass-Firm and unchanged, lsisc, Cheese
steady and unchanged sugar7-Flrm and u'l-
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By rhoma. Branch 4 Co. Bankers and Brokers,

Zoo Missouri Pacific ...........
70 Nash, Chat. and s. ta......
500 New York Central..........
100 Norfolk and Western........
1850 n. ". Ont. and Westerna..
Pacific Mali ....,............
1900 pennsylvania Il. R........
100 Peoples Gas (Chicago) N.
Pressed Steel Car, pfd..".
800 Republic I. and S., com ~.
100 Republic i. and g., pfd!...
464W Reading, com.... ...,.,n.
H00 Reading, 1st pfd ...,.......,
100 Reading, "a pfd.............
1900 Rock Island com. ......,.,.
lW Rock Island, pfd...........
go Sloss. ..,.... ..... ...,,.,.,..
sloss. pfd .....a.....,5
100 s. l.. and s. r., I'd BID ....,.
400 s. l.. and Southwest, pfd..
500 Southern Pacific ............f
100 Southern Railway, come.
20 Southern Railway, pfd.....
b seaboard Air Line, Gomez.
Seaboard Air Line, pfd.....
400 Tenn. Coal and Iron. ........
7OO Texas Pacific s..................
1900 Union Pacific .............
1O United States Leather.....
1890 United States steel.
231O United States Steel, pfd. u.
Va.-Car. Chemical, com.
1S2 Va, Car. Chemical. pfd.....
WABASH, com...... ..........
11C Wabash. pfd...... ..........
300 Western Union .............
600 wisconsin Central .........
go WISCONSIN, Central. pfd
Total sales, 2GS, 900.
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q CINCINNATI, o., Juno s.-HOGS-Activs
and higher at S.. 50a50o. attIe-steady at s..25
G5.25 I sheep-steady at s2.7b94.4o. Lambs
steady at $4lp7.25. 3,
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i nALT1MoRE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. ND. June s.-seaboard Air
Limo common, 7itgS; do. preferred. 1Sstul7.
Atlantic Coast Line common. loS,.a ioI,t.
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Cash quotations were as folloWs: IFLUUFt.,-
steady. No. spring whsat A. s6aSsse' NO. ecrS .
sSS ss NO: yellow. 59as9.sc No g. oa g..
IGi:c No. white tlaase ne; rye bo 7Sc;
m9Ia ase 4satsc IL. aaxseed, sl,6o NJ !
no aa,Ss .slosMi prime Timo,hy SEED,
Rok sgo saEss shaFe lSs s iiei
P FIooseS a. 75ass7 short clear sides (boxsaS.
is75g7o6 Whisky, basis q high wines VIZ a.s:
ersamsrss dair!s ss.s-E l1Naissi
mark, cases included, i1sql5hc.
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PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. June s.--F'LoUR-Barely STEADY
and dun. Rye Flour-steady. cornmeal-
Steady Rye-Noninal. Bariey-lnactiye.
Wheat-Spot easy: No g red nominal. Op-
tious opened easier and rallied. but IN the
Afternoon acted weak, closing &Ilc. net low.
err July closed at sz.c-: September d l-ioq
s5tc. ,., .,.,,,o-
OPTIONS OPENED frner on light Chicago rece pts
after which It slowly yielded with wheat eat.
closing easy at aasc. net decline s July
closed at azc September. Sa;sc. oaIs-spot
Arm: mixed oats. Is TO % pounds. 45gi!c.
Beef-Quiet; packet, fsIs.1 Cut Meats
slow pickled bellies. 6iad5kc: 1.ard-steady;
Western steamed ,S 1sned failis' sSIs
Rasin.FIrm TurpentIne--Quiet.
MA a,,iet: cordova. sAal3c. The market
I'M Nee futures opened steady ut partial
dsc,inn Of S points under moderate Liquidation,
hut almost at once steadied. AT one time the
market was about log15 points net higher me
market was finally steady WITH august ,nt net
higher sales $50 bags, suSarmasEa ss; 9Het:
s;eaas MoIasses -bul.
Butter-Steady; creamery, common TO extra "a.
1sSSIsac; State dairy. common to extra, l33p
iTsc. cheese-Easy; state. full cream small,
osorsa 7's small, wh,s sho and
r naaarhy Fancy, selected white 9oa2lc. South
ern. i5al6c do, interiors, l3ai4c. ", ~.
PotatSes-Steady; Southern new. Hgoo;
state and Western, sacks. $3Ga.2S; Jersey
sweets s3a15. 90. Pennuts-Steady; fancy hand.
nicketi &C.; other domestic. 31t g6t1c Cabpa ges--
puiet: Southern, barrel crate. Sl4LbO Cotton
BY steam to Liverpool 12c ss8
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Spot cotton closed quiet: 10 points lower;
middling uplands, lilo; rniddling gulf. lbs;
Gales, 5l3 bules
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mediate necessities are not sufficient to cause
any general inquiry. }f
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CATTLE MARKETS.
Il RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
zstls u fSales at Union Stock Yards,

q
Richmond Va, June 8. isc4.
Receipts for the week ending Monday: Y
cATTLE-Receipts. ZIG head Market strong.
Best steers, bJ5Ac. medium to good, AZ GiHc.;
common to fair. sisg4c.; good heifers, no
Sc common to fal:. st.G4c.; dry cows 3h8
4hc.; bulis sy4c; calves. 5gSc.; fresh cows,
SIS gI5. c. /; quarantine cattle, 3A44hc.
Good hogs. 4Aa6lsc roushs 4giAe s,4 had
Market hrm. Good sheep. 4gsc;: common to
fair, 3as,ac.; bucks. aa3,ac.: lambs. 6ai6Gc
CHICAGO. ILL.,. juno s.-CATTLE-Re.
ceipts. p. 900 head Including 200 Texans MARKET
Hex @ e ~ nea GSSd T. prS s sosk
e eps and feeders. isaIeo; cows hsif-
s sS as s sss1s .is5
s ssss HoEs-ksfsae1s MarSes
s Mixed and batsssEs loues he sssa
s.S e'i ss.eepssnReseips, 1900 head. Market
Z fair to choice mixed. ss75ad native
lambs, clipped. s5.s0a5.9 50; spring iau'ps' sSv
NEW YORK June s 4, = siaSss
Steers, ;sas.ss: oxen. ss.ssGsso; Bulls $4,000;
cows sLs9d4 80 ESQ !, mead,
Prices pr; at close. ss7s: buttermilks. easier at
sh xss Dress Dressed p ssye soa aS
fauatsy ssssisa esa Good
l5c. lower others ssa5ee lover. N pTme a and
common slow and 25a5oc. lower. sheep. s2tIR
500 culis. sl.5oa.: 50: lambs. So 19as.eo; cns;
fsa yeaasRRsss h a PTs SAFE hogs
S. l5d5.3o.
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corToNsEED OIL MARKET

NEW YORK, June s.--cottonseed oil was
nrm in absence OF offerings. but trade was
quiet. Prime crude, T. o. b. mills 21c.; primo
summer yellow. 2s1h9esc.; Oft summer yellow,
nominal; prime yellow. S3c.; prime winter
yellow, 3c3. g
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond. Va. June 9. 1904
SALES.

y,rrin,a- Car cl,na Chemical Co. preferred--lo
sfares al ltot1i !. shares at lQOh. b
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Cotton futures opened steady and closed
NJ opon,, 4 H'sR; % l ipYj c! ,I.sS
AUGUST '', .,.,,...,,.,."idSs 1857 ioTi 1918