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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-03
PRODUCE MARKET.

CHANGED. Rye FIour-lnac,ive. Cornmeal-
culei. Rye--Du!l. Barley-Quiet.
Wspot steady; No 2 req. siM OPTIONS
covering, followed b. severe break under
liauidation The close showed haAc. decline
May closed a, 9l5sc.; July. s9isc.; September
.5Sc.; December. sa!sc.
ket opened weak under July liqiidatioH. raj
lied on scare OF May shorts, but again de.
ctned. closing &c up on May ana lac. net
lower on July. May closed q; 5o9sc., July,
5z;.e., oats-spot steady mixed % TO 81
Beef-steady Cut Mcats-pul. Lard-Easy;
Western steamed. 500; refined. barely steady.
Pork-Quiet Tallow-Easy; city fs per PACK PACK
asel. s.i6c; egnntrg paetsasss ifee'' t''ase
Coree-Slot Rio. quiet; No. Invoice, &c;
mild quiet: Co.doya, iGulsc. The market for
coffee futures opened steady at decline OF
points under very isnt ilquiaaiion me mar
kel continued very quiet and closed easy al
decline OF I0uD points. sales o1.Ioo bags.
Sugar-Raw, firm; fair refining, 3S-le9" 1-3.c.,
e. tltrlfugal, SO test, ll-lba3 .-52c MoIasscs
sugar z 15-l6I2 81 &c: refined STEADY. Rice
quiet Molasses-Firn. ..o.,,,or,. oaaouLc ).
Bu.tcr--F'lrm: extra fresh creamery. .aa -it!c.;
staies dairy ltuz3c. Cheese-Ceutet; state, large
ana small los. al1c. Egss-lrregular; State.
Pennsylvania anr nearby, average nnest, lsc.;
Potatoes-steady: Florida (newl. si;toI52 % :
Long Island S3.75u4,.5; state and Western.
81 4u3f3 30; Jersey sweets. S..5yU4.eo. Peanuts
STEADY: fancy handpicked, ss.c,i other domes-
Tics. 3aasizc. CabDases-Vu'cl'
CHICAGO, ILL, May 2.-unsurpassed wealth.
or conditions CAUSED neavy reailzns sales OF
,yrcat ro.day. net loss OF l1sc. in the July
nrice Corn is down Sc; oats are OIL ssc.;
provisions are UP 2.sGoc'
III. leading futures ranged as rollows:
IlnA m
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SPECIALLY LOW ROUND TRIP RATES
OFFERED BY THE SEABOARD
AIR LINE RAILWAY.

s2o.7o-Richmond, Va, to Jacksonville,
Fla. and return, account meeting In
terstate Sugar Cane Growers Associa-
ton" tickets on sale May I'd and Sd,
good returning until May s, 1904.
500, 7o-Richmond, Va, to Carthage, Mo-,
and return. account Annual Meeting Ger
man Baptist Brethren. May 19th-27th;
tickets on sale May nth to oath, inclu-
siye. good returning May both; can be
extended until June 30th by deposltins
same and payment OF fifty cents
$39.O5-Ricnmond, Va, to Dallas, Texas.
and return on account General Assem-
Nv Cumberland Presbyterian Church,
May l9th-27th; tickets on sale May 10th
to 18th, inclusive, good. returning May
81, 1904.
;65. Richmond. Va, to San Francisco
or Los Angeles, Cal, account General
Conference Methodist Episcopal Church.,
May Sd to 3lst, and National Associa-
lion OF Retail Grocers OF United States"
May Sd to sth; tickets on sale April I'd
10 3Oth. Inclusive; good returning June 10,
1904. Stop overs are allowed both 60
inl. and returning at a number OF. points,
also side trips are given to holders or
these tickets to various points OF inter-
est
Rates given above arc from Richmond;
Same reduction from other points on the
Seaboard. Information in regard TO the
above gladly given.
". NJ. TAYLOR, c. L. A.,
$50 East Main Street.
H. S. LEARD. d. p. a.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. May 1.-The cotton market
opneed weak at decline OF ga points under
liquidation and selling By room bears as a
result OF better weather over Sunday than eX-
pected and weak English cables. Trading was
not active, but commission houses appeared 70
be selling the late months for long account.
and with the professionals eyldenny hunting
for stop orders the long side III the summer
options the market continued easy, soon In.
creaslng the decline to matter OF l3U2i
points. Following This there was partial raAiy
as room shorts turned for protits ana around
mid day the market showed some steadness az
O recovery Of from 6uS points on buying. en-
couraged by reports OF good exports, While
IL wa3 also reported that Eastern spnners
had recently been buying out or local stocks.
The gain was soon lost. however. ana whllc
the market in the late trading was more or
less irregular, the general tendency was uowi-
ward, and the market closed at within u point
or so OF the lowest. The final tone was steady
on moderate covering with prices net lo12a
points lower. Sales were estimated at ohiy
$4,000 bales. .
New crop months We're relatively steady IN
the late trading on predictions of less faNor-
able weather In the western belt and there
also seemed to be some demand on me GROUND
mat the weekly report OF the Weather Bureau
at midday Tomorrow would prove bulllsh
factor. Exports for the day were heavy.
Receipts at the ports to-day We're 300 Dales
al ainst 1856 last week and 1853 last year.
For the week IS 600 bales against 4l,3O3 iast
week and 67293 last year. io-days receipts
at New Orleans were Lila bales against 5,Osl
last year. and at Houston 2.l2s bales against
a,45s last year.
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Business on Stock Market Was
More Bulky Than Any Day
During the Past Week.
EARNINGS FOR MARCH POOR.
Run1ors That Acknowledgement
Contemplated Action Against
Anthracite Combination.
/. nv Associnted I,reas.l

j .r
r1.w Work., May 2.--Rather large
voI,,rne OF business was transacted on the
stock exchange to-day, than tho everase
done last week, and fluctuations were
rather WIDER.
The speciiic cause Of the heavlness OF
Tho market we're not easy TO discern, but
tie desire to see the operation OF the
Panama canal payment terminated has
Influenced In keeping sentiment unsettled.
1t is felt that the uncertain factors may
accoun In small part for the halt In the
STOCK market. To-day,s market missed
the sustaining effect Of the recent adj
vnnclng tendency in London, whose eS-
change vas closed for aghoday.3 while
the more Indirect effect OF the Paris mar.
ket was depressing, owing 10. tie knssian
reverse on the 1alu Flyer. The 5@ceKly
returns showed no decisive improvement
in the railroad traffic situation and the
ne, earnings for March reported. con,ln.
,cd the poor comparison Win last
YEAR Tie lockout ct me !. A =, o MI
that stock held better than some Pdcilies.
Expressed opinions by trade authorities
thai urgent European dem ma Tor COPPER
was probably satisfied, scemed toDrompt
Inc the selling Of Amaigama,ed copper Tie
coa!crs ere hurt IS rumors. which later
We're denied that the attorney had ~
eon,empation an acton aga'iI Iaca le tr n,
s tions made sharp reactions from recent
speculative advances Weather news
was in favor oil the crop prospects, Tie
money market was unaffected by ~ az az
ditlonal gold engagements. the closing
tone OF the narKel was easy and prices
were generally near the lowest OF the
Gay. Is " i. :,
bonds are heavy in sy,npath,y, mill With
stocks Total sales. par value, $Le3D,Vp
United States bonds declined Ia per
cent on call for all Issues.
J,otai s,ies stocks to-day 3O3, 200 shares,
NEW YORK, May et-close; Money on
call easy. i-idiz2 per cent; closing bid,
la; offered At ! IL Time loans easy
and dull. sixty days. 2d3 IL; ninety days,
2 1-2u2 "a. six months, Sa5 -
Prime mercantile paper, 3-4N4 ~ per
cent; sterling cxcaange steady with act
ual business IN bankers bills at 3aso l--e
Commercial bills. 1884 "a. Bar silver.
s54 ~. Mexican dollars, 70 i-2.
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET,
-7 9I|,n,racted E,very iI,rilav)

= FLouR-Market continues dull with heavy
,.ratn,s WIEAT-Aiarket continues quiet; res
aIniis iirht. CORN--Graded corn active: or
grades dull oATs-yers dull; stoets large
and in excess OF demand, NfE-con'inues
quiet at quotations, HAf-Wlth very light
receipts all offerings of the best grades are
.reaJtt,v placed; common hay dun.
EGcis -Recepts continue moderate and mar
AI a JTrER- Receipts Very light and all good
stock In active demand. 49,,
ps1UiTRY-Fair receipts and prices little
lower than last week. spring chickens weigh
Ing less than one pound, and turkeys, not
waited ~, 49,, ,,, t.,,.Laa
stock continues In good demand,
POTATOES Market strongi very Light ss-
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stock, os,5so bales; e1por. to the Continent. $50
bales
Total to-day at all seaports--Set receipts.
$50 bales: export to Great Britain, 100? bales:
10 the Continent. 7,027 bales; stock, a;6,4i5
bales
bales; to the Continent. 1904 bales.
Total since September LIST at all seaports-
Net receipts. s.Ss2.54S bales; export to Great
Britain, a2GT.52t bales: 10 France. s1o..sj bales:
Ia the Continent, 23I.6s6 bales: to Japan, AZ
oil bales; 10 Mexico. 25,57l bnles.
NEW ORLEANS LA, May a.-coTToN-
Spot cotton quiet and easier; gales 725 bales,
Including 400 10 arrive. Quotations isc lower;
delivered on contract. 1,1D
Futures opened barely steady and from 6alf
points lower In sympathy With Liverpool and
10 IA short while made free use OF their ham
Hers. but AZ soon az July was II points lower
than the close OF Saturday shorts commenced
TO take profits. This caused q recovery OF a
few points. For the better part ofNthe morning
July iuctuated between 1880 and 1io1 Every
200 kprofts ana this did not allow OF any wide
decline. as offerings were extremely limited. II
WAS a narrow market with all classes OF trad
ers eagerly looking for developments In crop
conditions and not caring TO operate 10 any
great extent until the issue OF the government
first lest IL points TO l3. recovered 70 l&ss
and finally declined to 1885. The closing was
very quiet. Net losses we're e6l2i points on the
old crop months and 12I16 on the new.
Cotton futures quiet and steady: May, IL. 45g
l3.47; June. "a. 65dl367: July, l3sSal5.s7; Au-
gust 1900; September. llSfallas; October,
eIillall2; November. 1o.374lLoo; December,
IN srjD a i
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MEETING GRAND LODGE
4. o. o. r. OF VIRGINIA,
NkioIIt,ilton VA MAN q, ~

$500 round trip via Norfolk and West
ern Railway, Tickets will be sold May
Sth 9th and 10Th, good for return pas
sage until May 10th
The Norfolk and Western Railway, via
Petersburg, is the only limo operating
three daily trains between Richmond and
Lynohburg. Leave Richmond 900 A. M
$50 r. Nj. and $40 r. NJ Pullman pay
lor and sleeping cars, For tickets. Pull
man reservations and further informa-
tion apply 10 Richmond Trensfer COM
pany. ticket agent Byrd Street station, or
p at commands Office No SSs East Main
Street, JNo' 81 T.. , 1870 n
G. H. BosLEY, CITY Pass Agent
Dist Pass. Agent.
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SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION,
NASHVILLE, TENN, MAY 1918,
1904, HALF RATES VIA
Nj pAlt WAN t.f

For the above occasion the Southern
Railway announces special rate OF one
fare plus twenty-five cents for the round
trip from all points to Nashville and re-
turn. Tickets on sale May loth' llth anu
18th. with return limit ten days from date
of sale. With privilege of extending the
limit to June 10th on deposit of ticket
with joint agent and payment Of htty
cents The Southern offers two attract
i've routes, through Asheyille Land OF
the Sky" Chattanooga or through Al
lanta and Chattanooga Double daiiS
limited trains each direction over either
Of these routes, with Pullnans and day
coaches. ,e,,,,,,
District Passenger Agent.
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SALES.
1860 Amalsamated copper...".
800 Amer. Car aud Foundry.n.

1860 Amalsamated Copper..nn.
800 Amer. Car and Foundry.n.
200 Amer. Cotton Oil.s..,....,..
Amer. Snuff ....'..t,..'.s.
.,,n Amer. Snuff, pfd......; ..'.
2W Amrc. Can ......,..t."!.....
100 Amer. Can, pfdsn.........,
lepg Amer. Locomotive. COME.
Ivy Amer. Locomotive, pfu. ~.
35U Amer. Sugar ...s..........,.
11700 A., Il. and s. t'e, com.....
800 Al r.. end s. re. pfd........
900 Baltimore and Ohlo........
200 Hrooklyn Rapid Translt....
Canada Southerni............
1000 Canadian Pacific ..,.......
1000 Chesapeake and Ohio......
400 CHI. Great WESTERN. .......
1900 chi. Mil. and s. P....."...
400 Colo. Fuel and fron....."..
50 Colo. Southern, com........
300 Colo. Southern, 1st pfd....
go Colo. Southern. 2d pfd. ....
Clcv., Gin. Chi. and s. L..
Continental Tobacco. pfd..
1900 Consolidated Gas ....,.......
300 Delaware and Hudson......
Del. Lack and West......
1900 Erie, com. ....... ....,.......
400 Erie. list pfd. ....,,....,.....
$50 Eric. I'd pft. .................
400 General Electric ............
coo Illinois Central ..............
200 Louisville and Nashville.
400 Manhattan.,.... ..... ......
147Cn Metro. Street Railway......
1900 Mexican Central ............
100 Mo. Kan. and Tex. com.
200 Mo-, Kan and Tex, pfd...
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SUNDAY BASEBALL LEGAL,
DECLARES BROOKLYN JUDGE
lRy Associated Press.)

! NEW YORK, May 2,-sunday baseball
4, brooklyn was declared legal to-day
In a decision handed down by Justice
Gaynor. AT the same time the several
ball players and officials at the BROOK
lyn baseball park, who We're arrested
in the test case week ago, were als-
charged from custody, the justice shsihs
tn INA, the police commissioners had e%'
ceeded their authority in accusing tn
parties,
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t,YNcHpuRd TOBACCO MARKET.
-L-l-L ......a -. VA. MAY 2. ln1

lynCDDuIS, y 80 800
sn1cs Of loose tobacco on the Lynchburg mar mar
ket u' for Inc two weeks ending April 49, 1903,
rsportod by John l.. Oglesby: u, y.
Sod week ending April 29d AZ sSs 4 20, ponnds:
sold week ending April sot s s2s' s9, ~ ~;
pounds ,,o, A., ,,.u az 1904
III s3ygOD pounds: sold from October \, llOE, 70
APRIL 30 1903 io5ii,5oo pounds decrease rem ,a fer
i,Ss6 soo sounds; sold during April 1904 1ossioo
pounds "a. 49,. eo.,,, oo,
sisted more largely Of the better sraaes man ~
last week were fully SUSTAINED on al s gr ~ Ell
Srades. ana good filters. are decidedly higher.
with higher prices ana ne so9p sSa reo me
handling tobacco we have haa, TINS Week lne
probability is that receipts VIII be much hfaY-
Ter next week. .ua,,
The quotations nre as foiio"s's m "a n
iJlrk i i en,andi,,r, MINIMUM. 376 40 400
Iar t I'VE, iuss' mi .,,........ 400 % 800
DARK ings eoou ,.,, ',,,,, 45O 10 $50
DIRK lehi so''''..o 45O N 500
Iark ent, I'M 49, - .t.,.,.,.... $50 ~ $50
1ar ieaf h tine MISREPRESENTATION. 300 q 400
DIRK lend i'l.s .,,.,,.... 15c0 @ $500
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, N. c., May c,-sP1R1Ts
Pc Es.NITfNE-Sothlng doing; receipts. 90
casks Rosn-- Firm at $40; receipts. JOG bar-
reiss Tar-FrIrtn at $500: receipts, 90 barrels.
Crude Turpentine--Firm at s2..25aa75 and S4.oo.
Receipts, z barrels. ,ra,. "TRIP p1,Nr1NE,-
Firm al 54c.; sales 1856 casks receipts. AGO
casks: exports, 3o2 casks Rosin--Frni; sales.
go barrels; receipts. III barrels; exports, 1913
Dd c.iHiARLEsToN,l s. G., May 2-TuRPEN-
TINE--Ffrn at &c. RosinT-Firm.
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nAI.T1MonE STOCK MAnKEr.

BALTIMORE. MD, May To-day Was very
dull and iifeess and there is apparently u
sta gnation in our market. Prices hold up well
owing 10 the lack OF pressure. United Railway
issues are weak ON continued offering and the
selling is said TO be good. Atlantic Coast Line
and Seaboard Issues Very quiet.
5eaboard Air Line coinlvn, 3Ia&: do. pre-
ferred. lsa4ls Atlantic Coast Line common
lyiMlyS. aEH
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nnY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, May 2.--While there is less In
clination on the part of the sellers Of the
dry goods to make price inducements to FORCE
There Ore Indications, however that prepare;
lions are being made for future buying, H. ana no
a short time ago. Little development IN the
price situation has taken place, although r.
Irregularities in certain lines are SUI rePorteu..
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
nrAN1ir- MARKETs.

PETERSBURG. VA. May 2.-p I, N ,s,
Continue r at silS per hushs FOR fs Spdbn nit
neeraS virrinins firm at 4Ac. for fancy stock
Some shipments nra being. made from Peters ets.
burg Of stock that had been stored IN 'h's
y ''sSyoRFoLK. VA May 2..p,E % I:
Fancy AZ Q5c.; strictly prilr!. PRIME.
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BALTIMORE, MD, May 2,-cALyEs--cn Choice
light veals. 5Q6Sc, per pound; g9od ~ veal 4lia
and anu sh e lambs, choice and fat. SO
e per pound poo small nannd thl bsst 7g7f per
ace good. per head S2,5oaSoo; Inferior. per
head, sl4l5o; old bucks per pound 2ase'. as
to quality and weight.
CINCINNATI, O., May ?,-HoGs--s'teaay md n.
lower AT SiU5,(D CutIle--Steady AT SL25piW.
Sheep-Steauy at f3Mi-o, l+amps-steauy at
saMI ~ I Lamhs-SIenny At Sia6OO
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1,oBAcco MARKET.
Rlchmond, Va, May 2, 10

Richmond, Va, May y 1901
Dark Fired Tobaeco-New; Receipts continue
light and market active a at er ,aag Very qn sh
mn s,'' mari,st Very quiet, but little doing,
n tar CONTINUES nrn with far re-
ceipts, sun Cured-Market CONTINUES ACTIVE,
Note. e.Panters are cautioned not to snip
their tobacco N h Gan o1aer n pI W yhen
warm weather II IN ~ u 2lmota tons 10y "''
ii viii not bring fun ln r,I,n,vs.
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corroNsEED OIL MARKET.

q NEW YORK, May 2.-Cottonseed oil was dull
and lower in view Of the depressed condition
Of hog products Prime crude, f. o. b. mills
SsiscF: brine summer yellow, nominal; prime
white. a4,sc.; prime winter yellow, S4l.c.
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Richmonders in New York.

(special to The Times ispatch)
NEW YORK, May 2.-Navarre. w. r..
Northern Ashland; =. w. Ward and wife;
Wolcott, Mrs. c. ". Carrington' YORK,
". r. scott; Savoy, r. N. Carter; New
Amsterdam. H. S. Dalton; Fifth Avenue,
II. L. Valentine and wife; Victoria, NJ.
c. Patterson; Holland, DR.. j. NJ. VIM
free and wife.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

C-hira RI and Northwestcrn con Ts.......... l2T5s
c.hicaeo II 4 and Pac as lex. into $3.50. 10ls
t.hicnao n. /. and Pac col. 5s............ syis
G.. C. G. and ST. Louis gen 4s.......... 1Oo1s
Gnleako Tnaces Is 5s7s
coinradn and fSoutl,ern As .,...........,... s4ss
i1envar and i,io Gratitia As ................ 9S.
- ia nrInr lien IA 9sas
E:rie General AZ Observation-Disclosures. S5A
~, ,Snr,h ma tlenver city lsts.....,,. JOY
iIoct,nr ivaisv ilss ................... 1864
Louisville and Nash. Unified 4s...........',. !g't
Mexica n Central ls Giis
~,oan .S,nntral 1st inc ..,,.,,,,,... l3 3.
stss, nd az fm,is As NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. o.
Miasouri ! TKansaF and Texas 4s .......... 1905
Missoi,ri Kansas and Texas 2ds........... 7sh
Naiionai n r. of Mexico con. ls.......... 1874
New York Central gen 3I1s................ 9ssi
Nav. Iersov Central gen I. PATS
Northern Pacific is ,...................... lO3ss
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ceipts.
demand; receipts light.
NOIOSS-In good demand; receipts light As
SOUTHERN VEGETABLES, ENEW-Rcceipts
liberal: market quiet and dull
RECEIPTS FOR THE WEEK--Wheat, 200
bushels; corn, 3s,i7b bushels; oats. 21.Ssa bush
els; -four, $3.50 barrels; hay. 255 tons; mill
ofai. So tons.
STOCK IN ELEvATOR-yHheat, e,12s BUSH
els oats 1877 bushels.
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Spot cotton closed quiet. 20 points lover
middling uplands 1895; mlddllng gulf, 1890;
bales 1888 bales.
Cotton, quiet; middling. d385; net receipts, "a
bales gross. 1854 bales; sales, 1888 bales;
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Northern Pacific So lex. init ...o......... ~
Norfolk and Western con-. is.".......,. a7S
Oregon Short Line As and Partc........... glss
Pennsylyanla conv. 3lss ..................... 95
Reading General IS ..................,.. 9S7s
st. Louis and Iron Mountain con. 5s....... liz
st. Louis and San Francisco fg. As......... s2sa
st. Louis Southwestern lists lex. int).". 94A
Seaboard Air Line As NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. GS :.
southern Pacific 4s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. alhs
Southern Railway SIS ...................... 1l5la
Texas and Pacific lists .....,........... 1lSls
Toledo. st, L. and Western As ............. e91s
Onion Pacific As 1914
Union Pacific conv. As lex. int).s....... g7is
u. y. steel I'd 81 lex tint.)............... 1875
Wabash lists lex. into ...................... 1l5al
Wabash Deb. Bs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81
wheeling and Lake Erie As i...........u... SOFA
wisconsin Central AZ Observation-Disclosures. a0js
Colorado Fuel and Iron conv. 5s........ TOE
NJ and O.. collateral trust 4s............. SO
Central Of Georgia I'd Inc ............."." 81
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MARrNE 1NrELLlGENcE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY :, 1904.
----- App TNEn

PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY ., 1904
ARRIVED.
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk merchan.
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line.
SAILED
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly, Norfolk, n, merchan'
PORT OF WEST POINT. MAY 2. 1904.
- ARRIVED.
Baltimore, Courtney. Baltimore. passengers
and general cargo.
SAILED.
Baltimore. Courtney. Baltimore, passengers
and general cargo Ia
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, MAY 9, 1904.
ID ARRIVED.
Steamer Dorlsbrook, Boston.
Schooner Lucinda sutton Providence.
Schooner Marguerite Prevalence g,
Schooner Henry W. Cramp, providence.
SAILED.
Schooner Estelle Phinney, Boston.
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NEW YORK, May 2.-BEEVE s-Recelpts,
4ilo head Steers, slow and ioal5c lower;
cows, slow. steers, Sl.5gMJ,-25 tops, S5r3l;
stays $780,; bulls, ss@4.s5 cows, l,75if4;75
Calves-Recelp,s $3.50 head Market o opened ned
s Ss ;' choice and selected carly, s54ogS;75 few
fancy NJ So; general sales $i,'oqSoos Glly
country dressed, 5Qp7l.c. Sheep and Lambs
Receipts, $500 head shesp-Eirm; ism r,l',
steady for good HANDY Weshs inp s9w 40 % shaa
t toSsr extra oS $780, s CLIPPED Guns as9 unhorn
lambs ssaas s I,p am n2 s i5Ssq =, XII
sop each Hogs-Receipts. 1880 head, Market
.5dl30c, lower State hogs. SolOa5.25.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-03

Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
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Bankers and Brokers.
BALES. ll

SALES.
1900 Missouri Pacific .........n.
Nash, Chat. and $. L...,..
POO New York Central........,.
100 Norfolk and Western...n.
1900 n. Y. Ont. ard West......
Pacific Mali ...............n.
c3l00 PENNSYLVANIA II. R........
700 Peoples GAS tChicago)...
400 Pressed Steel Car.
100 Pressed Steel Car, pfd......
Republic I. and S.. com...
200 Republic ]. and S.. pfd....
22T0O Recalling, com........ ........
Reading. LIST pfd............,
21O Reading, "a pfd.......4s.....
600 Rock Island, cotu. ...........
500 Rock Island, pid. ......."..
S!oas.... $50. ..........
Sloss, pfd.,...s b.,...., .......
100 S. T.. and S. III. I'd pfd. .....
400 s. l.. and Southwest, pfd..
215o0 Southern Pacific .........n.
( go Southern Railway. COME.
800 Southern Railway. pfd.....
Sea board Air Line. com....
Scaboard Air Line. pfd....
500 Tenn. Coal and 1ron........
Texas Pacific ................
1880 Union Pacific .....y.........
1900 United States Leather."...
2OOO United States Steel. .........
$500 United States Steel, pfd..,.
rs Va. Car. Chemical, conn.,.
200 Va. Car. Chemical, pfd....
900 Wabash, com.,.... ..........
$500 Wabash, pfd...... .,........
3T5 Western Union .............
300 Wisconsin Central .....:...
200 Wisconsin Central. pfd....
Total sales 29s,5JO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-03

26 900 head. Markc, steady to strong; closed
weak Good to prime steers. s5ll5,7o; poor to
medium Sa.9ol4.9o; stockers and feeders, 500
ners sl.75a2Go; bulls, s?25d4.oo;. calves. se.50@
5..5 IeXas-fed steers siai.65, Hogs Receipts
Market 5dIlOc. lower, Mixed and butchers,
s4b5q4,so; good to choice heavy. s4.75a4.sS:
rough, heavy, siG0ai75i light. y. b5947o; bulk
head Market steady. Good TO choice .wethers,
81 756p5. so; fair TO choice mixed, $s.754A75;
clipped native lambs, Si,b0a6.lV'