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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-13
REAL ESTATE MEN,
Proceedings Of Their First Meet
ing Printed in Pamphlet.

The proceedings of the first meeting
Of the YirgIDla Real Estate ASSOCIATION
have been printed IN q pamphlet Of
fifty pages, which will he valuable ia
every man handling real estate, and IN
fact, IL well worth reading by all who
feel at all Interested Ia YlrslplR's prnr
gress, The orsinators Of this pIsn, have
given much Tine aud thepsht 70 tha
matter. and IL backed by the business
men and officials Of the State, much good
Will be accomplished. All tho city real
estate agents, and, in fact, all In anyway
connected With realty, are expected ~
unite with tho organization a copy Of the
constitution ans bylaws may he aht
tanned by any person who VIII write 70
A. F. Rihb. president, or, TO 9. y. RAa'
A9lph. secretary. Charlottesville. wv.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-13
HOME FROM KLONDIKE,
Mr.. George G. Friend Tells
Gold and MOSQUITOES.

7t74 Especial TO inc 4IllItes-J!S PeLlCIi. !
CHESTER, VA, Jan. 1.-The Atlantic
tracking il, this vicinity for some time,
has suspended work TO a great extent
on account Of the Ice. and other enter
prlses can do but little. The people OF
the village, in the meantime, are making
the best Of the remaining leo, and quite
q crowd Is daily skating.
Mr. George G. Friend, from the klon-
dixie country, has been visiting relatives
and friends In this community. and
greatly interesting them with the history
OF his fourteen years experience IN that
frozen region of gold. Flo brought home
With him two mastodon teeth, each OF
which will weight from eight TO ten
pounds, eXhumsd from the gold mines
Of that country, where he says they
are frequently found embedded in. the
drug store OF Charles u, Friend, Hull
street, Manchester.
E Elis accounts OF the sWarlns OF mos
auitos In that frigld zone IN the summer
time and so humorous as to mix freely
with the food While eoo}Slng IN the camps.
making a kind Of mtnco meat With the
bread while making un tho dough, Is as
tontshing to those who associate mos
Guitos With q warm and nlalaral coun-
lie states That in some localities there
protection from this pestiferQus insect:
Mr. Friend returns again Ia his field OF
gold adventure in q few weeks.
Major III, a. Whiting, engineer on the
Southern road, and ut Wori vt Manassas,
Va, who has been stopping here for
sonic days. returned Monday to resume
work, Misunderstanding, near Manassas.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-13
To Select Debater,

Especial to The Tlmes.4lspatch)
CHARLOrTESVlLhlJ. VA, Jan. az
ing s no ana Lee Gp literary Societies Of fhe
University of Virginia have selected Jam
nary 18th and goth rs the dates for the
preliminary schedule OF debates, to
for the. debate with Columbian, uDlyer,
stty, which occurs on Friday. February
bth, at 4:s0 r. Nh IN Lafayette Square
That the Ownership, Control and Opera
ton by the Federal Government Of tho
Steam Railroads OF the Country Would
he to the Best Interests Of the People, =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-13
CAMPBELL FARMER
TRIED FOR B IGAMY
ESPECIAL to The Times-pIspatch,)

Especial to The Times-plspatch,}
LYNcHBURG, VA. Jan. l2-Luth ~, =.
bell county, was tried to-day for alleged
bigamy. 1t is charged that he married
rst il $780, that his wfa became IN th lnfah he
Married n second time Bentley claims
that that lie received d postal from the asylum
authorities notifying him Of his, wires
death, but this the asylum authorizes
Bsntley has been held In the highest es-
.teem by his gneIghbors, and he. - very
we'll to do. His first wife is still IN the
a' fhe jury. tonight rendered verdict
OF not guilty.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-13
MADISON COUNTY.
Mr.. Rudasille Seriously Hurt by
Fall Of His Horse,

tTyvYMAN's MILL. VA. Jan. 12.-The
horse OF Mr.. Meade Rudasllle. Of Oak
Park. fell with him on an icy road yes
terday. breaking his arm and dslocating
Of his sister. Mrs. Charlie Thomas. near
BY, where DR. =. w rwyman sot the
broken bones. IIe is very large and
neshy and suffered greatly from the IN
Mrs. G. D. Twyman returned from Cul-
pepper to-day, where she had been sum.
moned to attend the burial Saturday or
her brother, Mr.. Mortimer Marshall, VINO
a little two-year-old son of Mr., Lester
Loyds pulled over pot Of boiling coffee
from tho stove few days age. scalding
himself dreadfully. One leg Is badly IN
jured. IN ~,
here yesterday, RIVE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-13
UNIQUE LEGAL POINT.
If Trial Resulted in Adverse Yer
dict Would Have No Appeal.

Especial to The Times-DispltchO
WYTHEVILLE, VA. Jan. 1.-THE trial
of Ches. Peoples for the recent murder
in Wythevillc3 OF John SeaGle In q gamo-
ling house brawl was begun to,day.AA
Jury from the west end of the county was
Counsel tor the Defense through Judge
Samuel w, Williams, moved continu. ;
ance. raising q new legal point--thata u, II
lie prisoner would have no appeal, as
there would be no more Circuit Courts
flon which to appeal to the supreme ms
Court. and that II the Circuit Gqu A.
Come ba ok to the County Court: The mo
ton was overruled by. Judge Fulton.
Preliminary argument Of the case Wns
had and the first witness eXamlneaii IL = no
large courtroom was crowded all day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-13
TIE TIE GREATEST LIGHTHOUSE,

Temne.t,tossed, tho hTaYa ssamal,
strains his sight while his soul - 11llea
With ~, rejoicing as he catches glimpse
~ ~" Tia rays from the lighthouse which
penetrate the gloomy darkness Wl.n
Which no Is surrounded, 70 INN me l,gM.
br Iru rescue from an untIglely, wateryi
grave and shelter In q harboy protfeteA
Sgslnst the raging storm, Ths llsnt'
house PLACED hsa aaS s w. nurkhar IT'S
Veuetable Compound, which cures the fol-
loving diseases: rheumatism. Neuralgia,
Catarrh, CONSTIPATION. Heart, Biadder,
stomach, and LAYER troubles, i !nfuses
into the body pure, rich. healthy blood.
the most seeretiYe cases Of disease are
detected and tlssjr polsons and Injurious
substancea are baplshed from the sys,
tenn. Thirty days tysatmaah sSc' AH
druggists, Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-13
CHESAPEAKE
And WESTERN.
Is Virtually the Same Enterprises.
as the Much alked-of Dcep-
Water Railroad.
GLOUCESTER POINT HOLDINGS L,
Satisfactory Arrangements Made
Concerning the Expiring
Trust Deeds.
GLOUCESTER POINT HOLDINGS

('uo,udslQ-seuilL Gull o. luioeds) ~
K YORKTOWN, VA, Jan. 1.-THE Chesn-
reeke Western Railroad people. through
their personal representative. Mr.. r. 3.
Seymour, OF Richmond have for several
days past boon arranging matters reln-
tive to their holdings Of real estate In
and around Gloucester Point.
Satisfactory arrangements we're affect
Cd with the parties holding the trust
deeds. which matured q few days since.
the real estate revertng back to their
original owners None OF the land ac-
quired through purchase outright was re-
leased, and still remains the companys
property
Mr. Seymour, who is the company's
chief engineer and general manager. in
formed your representative that this ac-
OF retrenchment now practiced by the
corporation he represents,
SAME AS THI1 pEHP WATER.
One of the most Important facts CLEAN
cd from the gentleman was his candid
admission that the Chesapeake Western
Railroad and the Deep Water Railroad.
which has figured SO prominently before
the public Of late. were one and tho same
Organization. with the same direct obs
jects in view, that Of reaching deep
water from liarrjsonburg. Mr.. Sey-
nour stated that while this was the
one great. grand idea Of his company,
still the prospective point had not been
definitely decided upon. AS to Gloucester
Point, said he, matters are very quiet.
but there are still some chances for 4
terminal there. Mr.. Seymour has re-
turned again to his Richmond office.
Is Advice received here In regard to the
two gases Of smallpox at Roane's, Glou-
cester county, show an Improvement in
the situation Both cases are progress-
ing favorably toward convalescence,
with no new patients.
NEW CANNERY.
Y A report is current here to the effect
that n canning factory will be erected
during the spring and summer months.
Tho prospects are especially bright for
a packing concern harding oysters dur
ing the winter, as we'll as crabs and vege-
tables during the summer months.
i Mr. j, Y. s Slaight. of Crab Neck, Is
home again, after five weeks spent In
Baltimore and his old home In New York.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-13
CHESTERFIELD COURT.
The Jury Unable TO Agree in the
Case Of Joseph Freeman.
I. (Enecial To The Times Dispatch.>

stsnecial tn The Times Dispatch>
C;HgsTER'FIELD. VA. Jan. la;-T III
{uafe snd ny and al y
perry and dangerous roads to-day, and
the case was duly begun In the County
Court this morning. Freeman! was
Company. with peddling goods in Oak
Grove, near Manchester. without a IL
cense, the case being an appeal case; hay
ing been first tried before Justice L. w.
minimum for such offense. The defense
made the plea that he was only selling
goods by sample. or taking orders FOR
them for eompany du . licensed d ani 70 'of aS
with him one article Of each kind as q
sample. Evidence. however. proved that
he had been leaving the goods sold with
agreement in writing, by which his COM
pany reserved title to the goods until
The 'Iaw save the Jury the right t. to IN i
and t four CLOCK, after considering the
case for half an hour or more, reported
that they disagreed and could not a rrad
Freeman was bailed In the sum o 81 SOY
to appear here again on January I sot i,,vo
Two similar cases to the :. above 1,o,;e nave ave
been appeslsd to ths sonny N one soIr w a
q fine Of $50 was Imposed BY the Justdasses,
and In the other 800, which gave adei-
tional interest to the verdict ~ FREEMAN
Judge Pool thinks that Major James r., r;
WertR's action against the RICHMOND aH "a
petersburg Electric Railway Company ~ y. =
e enensS aoSs his plan Of lots IL Chester
may may be brought up and decided ed ~ !, tno
city g Manchester a On no,' naSe
i" "1 tsiephone connection with Rchmnnd
and Petersburg, which was Interrupted Ie
dirinr Yesterday and last night; was re-
established this morning with the Dest '',-
,,ip a. ~ tta thaW. 4ISl 5E54t $st 4t ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-13
STEAL. GUNS
and PISTOLS.
Thieves Break Into Hardware
Store II, Fredericksburg and
Make a Rich Haiti.
THE BELL HILL FARM is SOLD
Washington Guards Open Their
BAZAAR to Make Money for
"Trip to st. Louis Exposition.

Especial to The Times ispatch)
URG VA. Jan. 12.-
Thieves last night entered Mr.. John y.
Scotts hardware store from the rear
and secured twenttseven fine guns.
twelve pistols and what cash was IN tho
money drawer. The goods stolen arc
valued at over $500. The footprints in the
snow showed that tho goods were taken
t. a wagon near by, and this vas tracked
to the free bridge, where the trail was
Lost. This Is the second robbery here 9 +
tho sort within a short time. the store
OF John c. willis and Son having been
robbed Of over 1900 worth OF firearms less
than six days ago.
The farm in Caroline county known as
.'B.sll FILL" belonging to Mr., Henry
Wissncr, Of this city, has been sold by
Mr. John w. Allison, OF the Southern
Land Agency. to Mr.. Arthur ]. Reeves,
Of South Dakota, at good price. Mr.
IT. chalby, Of North Dakota, who pur-
chased the Aiarye farm at Hamilton's
last summer, has sold It at q good
profit.
Ths Washington Guards opened their
bazaar at the Opera House Inst night,
and 1t will continue through the week,
The attendance was good for tho in-
element yea Their, An entertaining pro,
gramna was rendered, and to-nlsht
music and recitatioRs wera attractive
features, To-morrow night the play,
s"Box and Cox will be presented by the
College Dramatic Club. The proceeds VIII
go towards the fund to be used to defray
the expenses Of the company on g trip
to tho ST. Louis Exposition this year.
Snow fell here last night and sleigh
bells are 1ingling on this streets to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-13
FIRE AT BARBoURsvILLE,
Gillum's Store, Warehouse and
Stock Burned,
lspocial to The Tlmes.pispatchl

ORANGE VA. Jan. l2,--The store
house OF William Glllum. at Bnrboulsyllle,
was burned With its contents last night
buildings belonging to Mr, Gillum. The
10 saYe anything put, or the building,
If Is estimated that his loss will reach
carried on the property and stock Of
goods,
The Insurance on The main building was
ono thousand dollars, on the warehouse
two hundred dollars The origin of the
fire Is unknown.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-13
PITTSYLVANIA STIRRED.
Resentment on Account Of Muir
der of Confederate Veteran.
Is,aoio1 d Tho ,rimes-Dlspatch.).

CHATHAM. VA, Jan. &c. D. Ben
nett. commander Of F.. c. Edmunds
Camp of Confederate Veterans, at Ken
az the camp for next Friday, at which
meeting resolutions will be adopted de-
nloring the death OF Jacob 7. Davis: who
was killed on December S0th by EN- =.
dead man, will urge that the murderer
be given a speedy trial. and at the same
time use their influence in allaying the
excitement Of the people. Never aver. oef Tor 9
over this tragedy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-13
FEARFUL ACCIDENT.
Accidentally Cause Death Of Him
Whom They Came to Succor.

Especial Ia The Tlmesrplspalch.)
ple accident Occurred al iiorbes Mil yes
terday afternoon by which 2 Shllng man
named Thurman. ID years old. VAS killed,
by the shaft of the mill
shaft. but q party who came to his pes-
cue, In. an attempt to lurn the water
Oft, unfortunately turned II, OH By. mis-
take, which started tlle wheels, Of the
machinery again, and crushed the boys
body and head almost Into u pulp.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-13

ute.l and thanked the bar for their kind
ness and consideration.
splendid men who had held the high Of
flee Of Judge Of the county Of Gloucester
under the Underwood Constitution and
Hon. J, N. Stubs gave an interesting
sketch OF the history OF tho bench In
this county. Tho following gentlemen
served as Judges for Gloucester between
the years 1910 to 1901:
Hon Wyndham, Kemp, Hon. Warner
r. Jones, Hon. Fielding l.. Taylor, Hon.
Warner 4. Jones. Second term. Hon.
Talia ferro, Hon. Charles Catlett.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-13

Botanic Blood Balm (B,B.B.) is
pleasant and safe to take. Thoroughly !,
Pure Botanic Ingredients, Strengthens
Weak Kidneys and Weak stomachs,
cures Dyspepsia. Sold by all Druggists,
u per Large Bottle. with complete dlreo-
tions for home cure. SAMPLE SENT
FRED by writing Blood Balm Co., No.
Is Blood Balm Building, Atlanta. Ga, De-
scribe your trouble. and special free med
ical advice, also sent in sealed letter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-13
Covington's Theatre.

lSFeclal to Tho Tlmes7Dlspateh.),
Go y, yA 1sSt sETps 5 gsec
lie lie success Of the new opera House, Il
was not Completed until The first Of De-
esmbsr, and tho manager, Mr.. g. a,
Cover, and Mr. r.; 7, Aopes. were nps
for the season. hut they have secured ex,
ceptIonally good plays,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-13
GLOUCESTER COURT,
An Affectionate Farewell &c
Judge Catlett,
~ ;I,,a Tlmas -DIspatch,l

(sneciaI tn The TlNes' p4spatsE'1 70 .
g Z, M XAii sr I sonye asd
sSpSk srm ma MGa sF ou MonaaS ses ses
Gered 70 Is ssprsad on the records Mi
sFYh III. wv y H1sySI saa pSaas
VA Vera am most Complimentary. 70 the
etrigg Judge charles 81 Gas.H adge WeG4 ats
f att IlespMonded Very feellngly to this trlb'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-13
CADETS DO HONOR TO
L0NGsTREET AND GORDON
fs,..,o, "a The Times-pispa tch

(NnecinI To The Tlmes-p!spatGH.J
LEXINGTON. VA, ian. 1.-THE fol g +
loving order VAS pph!shs.d this tS escH Wir:
before the corps e Gao ~ c9o1mmand Of
G GIn1e M'l shipp. Tia
ho honor q Of tie memory Of L!antsnant-GG en-
erals James Longstreet and Jonm = dear dear
10 every Southern heart, are honored ana h,
rreesneoted BY those once their foes me ne
ags VIM be r a!sgafyeta 4. nss and
= Observation-Disclosures salute Will be hred
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-13
Russell-Gillespie,

tspeelal to The Times-pIspatch,>
Russell, Of Hamilton, Canada. and Miss
vivian Gillespie, daughter OF Or. r.. Il,
Gillespie, OF Tazewel., We're married att
the residence OF Dr., Gillespie ut $3.50 by
Rev. r, Il, fillmore OF tho Christian
Church.
Miss Itlcile Spindle, OF Roanoke. a cou-
sin of tho bride. and Miss Fannie Humid
ley, OF, lsn stern VirGn1N, were bridesmaids,
aud Mr. J, Peter Williams Of I.Snchburg,
Was best ~ Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-13
FORMER CLERK CRlSM0ND
ACQUITTED ON FIRST COUNT

fsnecnl to The Times, Dispatch.)
FREDERICKSBURG, yAn Jan, lswAt
spotsyyar!a co9Tihouse to-day former 1ed
on the tlrst Indictment OF .embexzlement
1'rhera were a. number Of other indict-
ments against him, and the cnsas will BIO
Ing in session from. day to day untl! they
are all disposed OF,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-13
LAST COUNTY COURT
OF ROCKBRIDGE
Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.)

Especial to The Times-Dlspatch)
LEXINGTON VA. Jan. 12-Amid Inn
pressive ceremonies with an eloquent
speech by Mr.. Frank T. Glasgow, OF the
ing the course during eighteen years SER
vice OF Judge William Paxton Houston,
and concluding With the singing of"Auld
Lam, Syne,' lod by Mayor S. B. Walker
Jr,, and Mr.. j. NJ. Senseney, and joined
in BY the judge, members Of the bar.
oncers OF the court and visitors, the
County Court Of Rockbridge was adj
1ourned without day yesterday at noon,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-13
LOCOMOTIVE BOILER
EXPLODES AT FRANKLIN

(Speclal to The Ylmes-D spatchl
& SUFFOLK, VA, Jan, 1.-THE boiler OF
Southern Railway freight engine. No. so5
exploded with great force about II o'clock
last night III Franklin Va The looonlo-
tive and two freight cars were wrecked
and debris was carried for q considerable
distance.
Tho engineer and fireman jumped In
time to escape without injury,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-13
LIFE IMPRISONMENT FOR
PERSISTENT BURGLARY

(SnecIal to The Times-Dispatcn)
sTAUNToN. VA. Jan. l2-In the Cor
poration Court to-day Orkney Banks. col
nred, for burglary Was, sentenced to life
imprisonment, no haylng RECENTLY en-
i Land 81 and stole numerous articles
therefrom. This Is the third time i'anks
has been convicted aud at the time he
was arrested for the crime was out en-
furlouSh.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-13
Call Accepted,

(Sneclal to 'VhN 'Flmes'p
liam IT, Laird, rector Of st, AnMe's
Church, Nashville Tenn. to-day notified
the Ycstry Of 81, james Episcopal Chureh.
Of WHrreptpn, that he would acGspt tllelr1
call and assume pharSe q the paFlsA IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-13
+, +

fSneclal to The TImes.p lspatch)
Crute, Of Farmvlle. Is here to hold Tho
last session OF the County Court. and en-
Judge John r. Moss has gone to Rich
moRd to assume his duties as n member
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-13
D|SPENSARY LOSES
BY SEVEN VOTES

tsnec,al 10 'rhe rmesr plsnateh,,
MANASSAS, VA, jan lathe dlspen-
sary lost in the election hare tn,iaY by
seven votes. There were one hundred and
forty-nine votes cast--seyenty-onc for ana
ssysDty-elght against.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-13
AIT PORTRAIT CALENDAR FREE,

We have limited number Of our
Artistic 1904 Portrait Calendars, which
we shall be pleased to mail YOU upon
recent OF two cents In stamps, Send
fulI name aud address,
The portrait Ia q reproduction Of an.
oil painting and is enclosed In n gold
oval frame. embossed, and mounted on,
crimson background, AZ by 7 INCHES.
send to-day. as tho edition ia limited
and will not last long, ENCLOSE stamps
lcose, Address Art Calendar pepqytr
ment Father Joints Medicine, Lowell
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-13
{ / /
CUR A
Soap
.Oi m ien1.
and Pills

Are worth their weight in gold to
every sufferer from Torturing, Dis
figuring Humors Of the Skin, Scalp,
and Blood, with loss Of Hair, and yet
q set, often sufficient to cute the Sc
verest cases, may now be had Of all
druggists for One Dollar.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-13

Of the Legislature. Very little business
Is to be done In court.
confined to his home by sickness. =,
Dr. II. II. Lacy, OF Lynchburs, VIII
preach here the night OF the 18th.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-13
Negro on Trial.

Negro on Trial.
~. Fl. Randolph, a negro. Is on trial In
TIE Hastisss Court ts wHiEEaSy y ns
RpSsd ot ta,dsys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-06

influenced by the wheat Receipts PIP
with q contract The Price Current said preparations
were making for big Clearances only 5000
bushels. Cash zc 1c higher; shipping sales.
rs 600 bushels May relatively The trade
local and professional largely covering shorts The
ket Is hardly a shipping basis export
basis. Argentine will ship 400 eco bushels. Armour is
not giving support.
Oats closed sc higher for the May and unchanged FOR
the other futures May closed Ac July $50 Sellers
September. Bose. They Influenced by the
possibility OF the lake strike being settled There
moderate shipping demand sales 900 bushels and
standard 1sc May May receipts only CO
cars. with Ave standard 81 200 bushels
standard OF public houses There cancelled
6SOO0 bushels standard oats Cash &c to 1c higher
Clearances "a. 600 bushels Patton party
tinues buy May and sell September.
Provisions closed higher Hogs were sc higher Pro
vision traders influenced by the the grain
markets Pork closed FAC up; lard 2I2c up. ribs
&c II small market but firm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-06
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBuNE.l

LBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBuNEI
Chicago May 5.-Thers a strong active wheat
market with good that bearsh from the
Northwest but with bullsh winter wheat crop news
Futures closed nc 20 higher May closed at ese;
ola July sold at s67sc and closed at $780,
new July s5%c: old September s1$c Sellers new Sep
,enber so%c sellers: December. soSc MI. snow. the
statistician May condition OF winter wheat was
much lower than the April " Jones crop authority
said that eight OF tho Rockies would have
60 600 GOO bushels last year and that there
might be a sensation tho situation between now
and June unless conditions were favorable and that
there would be sensation in Michigan lnaana and Ohio
AT auv rate These crop announcements were tho bull
factors and ;ncted a good deal OF commission buying
Iqere was good OF the bear SORT out II was out
weighed The weather map most favorable All the
,rpeapos mills closed down. Little the man
og.r ., the rtsbury mills here and said that there
was No aour demand wheat prices were too high
80 min and that -four large Gables
800 favorable crop situation In Russia The weather
~ yas an ideal Argentine shipments will be about
900 600 bushels Clearances were only o2ooo bushels
rsoapts small The Armour interest continues bearish.
.-rha Price Current was oeaTsh.
c., closed 40 %e higher. May closed at 467sc
,, o,a at 4s1sc 4sc and closed al As>c sellers
1,sra wa. conference Cleveland to-day which may
.ettlo the lake strike and open Navigation Corn was