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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-21
AMERICAN COURTESY TO
ECUADOR DIGNITARIES

Guayaqul. Ecuador. March 2f.--Unted
States Minister Sampson gave a banquet
at Quito. March 10. 10 President Plaza
and his cabinet, the members Of the di-
plomatic corps and high government Of
fcials. Speeches OF a cordial nature
were made.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-21
That
Tired FeeLinQ

Is q Common Spring Trouble.
It's sign that the blood is deficient
n vitality, just as pimples and other
oruptions are signs that the blood
Is impure.
It's warning, too, which only the
hazardous fail to heed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-21
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.
House Of Representatives.
Providence. March rs. 1904.
PUBLIC HEARING,

Fraternal Beneficiary Associations
The Committee on Judiciary OF tho
House OF Representatives viii hear ALI
persons interested In the bill entitled
AN Act relating TO Fraternal Beneficiary
Associations" IN Committee Room 22s.
state House. Providence. on Thursday. v.
March "a. 1904. upon tho rising OF the
House.
JAMES HARRIS. Chairman
ARTHUR a. RHODES. Clerk.
Sc Weybosset Street
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SULLY HOPES TO RESUME.
(ContInued dom Page oneO

WILL CONFER WITH CREDITORS.
Superintendent King, OF the New York
cotton exchange. has announced that n
meeting of the creditors OF Daniel j
Sully & Company will be held this after
noon at 3:15 o'clock in the board room
OF the cotton exchange. Mr.. Sullys con-
ference with his creditors Is to be held
at 4 o'clock
THE NEW ORLEANS MARKET
New Orleans In. March 2l.-The cot
ton market opened steady and from two
TO forty points higher than Saturdays
close on extremely favorable cables from
Liverpool. a moderate volume of buying
orders was seen. May showed an ad-
vance OF ~ points at 14.45 and July an
advance Of 80 points at 1882.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-21
STRIKE IN new BEDFORD
MILL DECLARED OFF

New Bedford. Mass, March q The
strike at the Dartmouth mill is OF
This morning the strikers returned 20
the mill and over 200 were turned away.
Agent Langshaw not having places for
them. All the looms In the mill are run
ming.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-21
The Cotton Market.

Reported for he News by DAVIS e.
DAVIS. Banigan Building.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-21
10 cuRE A COLO lN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money II II fails
to cure. f. w. Groves signature Is on
each box. CSC
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-21
The New York Stock Market.

Reported for The News by ". CURTIS
Fl,ETCHER & co. street floor Banigan
Building
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-21

Yesterday morning the Brewery Work.
yrs ia met 10 the Labor temple for the
ransaction OF the business of the body.
Like the other meeting Of the Brewers
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-21

. Eek dividend.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-06
FULTON NEWS.

jury yesterday morning while at work at tho
Crenshaw branch OF the Virginia and Caro-
lima Chemical Company The old Crenshaw
Richmond Chemical Works. Colgin ON the
top floor assisting IN tearing down the structure
when the massive rafters gave way and tho
roof fell in with n crash, catching Colgin I'M
der the timber and plnnlng hin,4 to the floor,
The other workmen escaped, They heard Col
gin crying for help, and after getting most
of the weight off him managed TO get him out;
His face and head were bruised and cut and
his back Was badly Injured. DR. -. l.. Reams
was summoned and found Colgin In a helpless
condition Dr. Reams dressed the wound about
his face and rendered other necessary treat
Miss Alice Walton, of Louisa county. Is Wis
iting her sister Mrs John w Turner. on
Marion Hill l#g
operated upon at the Memorial Hospital last
Saturday for appendicitis is getting along nlce-
~. and an early recovery ~ nnticipatssd.
Mr. Thomas H. Weimer. engineer OF steamer
be out after u brief Illness.
The revival services which are being mold
nightly at the Fulton Baptist Church are con-
rum is packed to its fullest capacity nj every
service. The Rev. David Hepburn, the pastor;
Is conducting the services and Is much pleased
Miss Viola Rngby and Nh. NJ, Grover Jen-
nings, of Crowe va, have returned 10 thhelr
home after an extended visit to Misses Ada
and MYRTLE Shelton on Fourth Street i
Mrs L. Don Smith, OF Durham, ~ O., Ia
visiting her mother. Mrs. Mary Knufelt, on
Denny Street.
Miss Mary Easley, OF Pearisburs, Va, is VS.
ting Dir, j. +. Williams and family on Ora
Miss Bertha Taylor, of Waterbury, Conn,
who has been visiting the family ot MI James
her home Monday, Miss Martha Black VIII
her.
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PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. May 5.-FLouR-Slow, but
duiet Rye Flour Barely steady. coFnmeal-
Steady, Rye-Quiet baTieyT 4. S,ie,s we've
strong on generally unfaSoTabie winter wn ntd.
crop news closing Ssqtec net niger. o,t sius
closed at ga7sc; july, .2c.; SEPTEMBER 'asac''
i' snrnpiI Firm No. ?. solsc Option market was
strong and higher on covering o. snoFhs u nv
In sympathy with wheat .s CLOSING f 5ss;e
higher May closed az S p".e mixed 45aisac
~ . rtnet steady Cut Meats-Dui. Lard
sisadvt renned steady. Pork;-Siow IailoW,s
Dull. Roain STEADY; strained S-'s'' 'pet''
Toffesnspot RIO quiet; No I invoice. SIS;
wild n,,iei: cordova, leul3c, The market Tor
coffee futures opened sieaay az at ~ i,nndaion
Leading bear tnkings We're nor ,uic ne, r,o ~
check III edeclining tendency OK the ti'ir Ess;
which closed steady al Il decline oil lou'o
peinta sales lgseSe ea sair refining, sa-1s@
asar asn,fu ';rn % test, sss molasses
sugar, 2 l5.iGlI3 Sl@32c.; refined. firm. Con- on
PETITIONERS ses; om mGnla s 81 co. sramuaed
ana a. q. er rnhss 8 So g. RceNDui sioiasses
Butter--Wcak; extra fresh c 1sil ,; Ieg
2eiic. state dairy, iSa a., e,bar ,ossmiIe
S,a.e, arse ennsylvania and nearby, average
tinsst iSc: Southern Nlirst. l6Il7c.
bsi sask Js sss
a a,yae,s "a 5oi;l45. Peanuts--steady; fancy
hnndnIcked 5Xc; other domestics, 3HG6ssc
c.abbares-Weak; Southern. per barrel-crade
75casl.25 cotton-By steam 70 iANerpoo'' io'
CHICAGO. ILL, May 5--Sensatlonal aainase
reports from winter wheat States caused heavy
buying OF wheat to-day me result ne na ng
wbea, showed a net gain Of Y GD7sc; Corn is up
&c oats are precsel vat yesterdays CLOSING
dgures; provisions are unchanged to 'lsc
higher ;, d,,r futures ranged as follows;
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CONTINUES
SLUGGISH.
.---------- ------- I'D
Narrowncss oftl,c Market More
Notable Than Any Day
This Week.
VERY LITTLE :! BUYING
More Of a Variety in the Bond
Market Than III Stocks
Yesterday.
VERY LITTLE BUYING

Jew YORK. May 5-rhc slugglsliness
and nsfrowncSs or the stock market was
even more notable to-day than on pre-
yous days this week 'rhe movement
or prices was so slight ms to offer little
basis for comment. United States Steel
preferred was somewhat relieved from
the pressure u which II has been recent
Is subjected and Pennsylvania was
rather freely sold with the dividend off.
There was only such buying OF stocks
MS seemed necessary to@preYent the sag
g!ng tendency which is normal to stag
iant market The news of the day Mad
little effect either way, Such develop
mcnts as There were. offered nothing 70
stimulate any revival Of speculation. ! ne
news IRON London 81 the notation, % q, y
Japanese loan OF S50,p00.O00 Of which Ne"
York liz expected 10 take half, was hc.
ccptcd as another evidence OF a real
abundance Of capital resources mere. ana ans,
tie money market was quite unhiteeten
u, these prospective claims upon II. Inc
lirmer tone Of United States steel
preferred was helped by reports Of the
purchase Of steel rails by some the ran
roads, but the stock gave way slsh.s
alter the announcement tl}at the shelby
IRON Company would deter dividends.
The advance in refined sugar was ,asSf 4,
as explanatory Of yesterday strchgtli w
sugar. but it was not followed up TO-DAY.
Railroads reporting weekly gross earn
FOR the fourth week IN April Prices re-
aedcd late in the day under offerings nS
tired holders, but the decline, did not pro
cccd far The days net changes were
trivial losses.
Mere was more variety in the bond
market than in stocks. the tone wa
lricr uiar. Total sales, par value, Who'll
United states Old As coupon declined
Us per cent. on call
Total sales 1890 shares
NEW YORK. May 5.-Moncy on ca,i
easy, / l-;Ii IL per cent; Closing oiu'
ir,me loans nrmer: sixty days, 2l-2;
ninety days, 23-i; six months w" ~ ..
Prime mecantile paper q a-iIi - PCT PCT
cent: sterling exchange easy VITA s. act az
business In bankers bills, at sly; son
,4sC95 for demand and al s4S4 .ypn $'s M!
for sixty day bills, Posted rates: 1852 o
i.2n6, and ass. Commercial bills, sAs4 30
aF-i. RaJ silver, 81 s-s. Mexican uo''a' z
q
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tIeirhts BAPTIST Church will meet at the home
OF Mrs II. o. Wright Friday evening at $3.50
O'clock.
Mrs. j. H Paraons, who has been visiting at
the home OF Mrs William Talley. has returned
to her hsme R T. sSson ef Norfolk is visiting
Mr.. Walter Moore. Of Meadow Bridge Road.
ns H. ani Mrs CHARLES or hans
have left for their home In Charlotte
Mrs a. ". Robbins. of Miller Venue 4, mas as
left for Roanoke and Biuehela' ". Va 70
Mr. " W.; T. Ragland has returned 70 his home
OF. Barton Avenue from u business trip 70 Lex Lex
SIrs 9 VI wilson Of char}ss,G, 1,ns s. pds is
Mrs Jane Robinson; q Amelia Y, who vi \ has
been visiting at the ,, hone }nr b OF Nor h5me ana MRS
Miss Lille Parson Is quite sick a. her nome
MISS Annie Taylor Is visiting Miss Lula
iieroert Priddy, Of Brook Road, is visiting
his mother IN Pets1shu lr s,,n, hor sister
Mrs Thos Philips, OF New York ,L.,, /,
Mrs Hattie Lane Is visiting her father IN
Mr. Walter Thompson q Wa, washington Il Is
visiting his mother in Broolsland Park.,u.t
Mr. swara Pate & #
Mr.. W. l. Stockton has lett Tor Ettpo''a o''
oH Mr. J b stokes, Of WILLIAMSBURG is visiting
at the Seminary.
M ~ A. ". Martcnstetn. who has been visit, visit,
Mrs s. p. Jones, who has been VISITING. her
sister, Mrs George W. Lancaster e., OF fesg M
MISS Molllc Duval has returned to her home
Mrs. Mrs, James i, Dusgan. OF Indian Head Is
Visiting Mr M hFs "a ps af 4f
visiting Mrs. T. II, Duggnn. of Poo Street
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c. & O.
SUNDAY SEASIDE
OUTINGS
EVERY SUNDAY.
Round Si.OO Trip.
Newport News, Buckroe,
Old Point, Ocean View,
AND
NORFOLK.
Cane Henry aud Va. Beace, Sl25

rwo fast yeStlhuled trains, with Parlor
Cars leave Richmond lMuin-street Sta
tom every Sunday $3.50 A. NJ and A..
Al. $40 A. NJ train makes no stop a.,
Nj. train stops AT Newport News a fast,
clean ride over rock ballast track only
eighty five miles 10 the ocean. Retnrn-
Ing, leave virginia Beach, via new cleo
trio limo, $50 +, NJ Leave Norfolk wa
scwell's Point or ocean View Ines. =.
Al. Leave ocean View 7ao p NJ, old
Point S:l5 r. NJ Arriye Richmond lo'lo
Il, NJ.
Tickets also good returning VA Ghosa-
poake and Ohio steamer leaving @oilplk
4:so r. NJ old Point 1855 i. NJ Newport
News 5:25 T, NJ arriving Richmond I =,
NJ Ten hours at the seaside,--only sl,Qg
round trip on either $3.50 or a, NJ, train
Norfolk tickets good on either seWells
Point or Ocean View lines from old
Point,
Virginia Beach passengers take Sew
ell IS Point steamer from Old Point, con-
meeting with electric line az Piney Beach
running through 10 Cape Henry and Nir-
glnia Beach without change, \ dellsht,
full trip In full view OF the ocean.
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was the ,prondcst man present and maue =
Tho roll of honor for Paramount School for
the month of APRIL follows; ft 4}s5ta
sixth Cirnmmur--Virgna Thornton
Fifth Grainmar--Avis Turner Alma Aipert-
son. Fannie ChCnault, Ernest 6lanton.
Third Granlnar--James Gea,nan.
Eighth Primary--Bertha Crtzera Corinhe Sfet1,-
try. Essie Watkins. ,-,.,o
Keck, Willard Gum, Louiae Lawrence M MA
wine Battlge. s,.,,,
Wright. Lena Woolard ,,.,,,
Fourth Primary--Ttudolph Bowers Mau we
Bailey, Rubie Eeck. Matte Pavey. Sailie
Mcbride, Annie Weymouth. Hattie Woody,
Third PrImary--James Tucker, Mamie De-
laney, Katie Worreli. Fannie uzzle. ,,,.
second Primary--NInceod Gary. Rodipnii
Jctet Cornelius Patterson. Ernest 1,oliar ara.
Matte Ilelluin, lille Quentini. u
First Pr.mary--Gcorge Atkins, Ruth tOlfers't
Martha Rice, Willie Thomas.
s Howard Grove No, y Extra Ilooml--Otto
Blackburn, Josie Blackburn Bessie Hall, LOT
liz Stcinbacl, Bernard Sweeney. Eugene Win
ters brightly Cross Annie Enroughty, France
Iowrle Oracle Iowric, Mamie Lowrie. Phll9-
-mcnia Nfugan, Georgia Rollins, Edna wal
ton. Henry Pierce, Alma Barnes, Grace Farln-
er, Mary Mugan. The school VIII close on
NAV
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Five Per Gent. Money
BIG DAYS WORK
FOR THE HANGMAN
Triple Execution III Tennessee
and Double i'll Pittsburg
Yesterday.
special to The Tlmes-Dispatch)

WINCHESTER, TENN, May 5.-Henry
Judge. Joe Delp and John Evans We're
hanged here to-day for the murder OF
simoa Butcher and his wife last August.
,rhc three men exhibited the same I'M
differonce and stolidity that marked their
conduct during their trial. and walked
without assistance to the scaffold. Each
Of them made Il short speech. expressing
preparedness. All said their only regret
was that they We're leaving their wives
and children, None of them made any
reference to the deed, for which they;
paid the penalty.
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Two Hang at Pittsburg.

(By AssotIhted -FTess,J
pTTrSBuRCi, PA. May 5,---Willlam L.
Hartley, white. and James Edwards, coll
orod, we're hanged to-day In the Alle-
nheny county jail yard Both men had
in ample supply OF nerve They We're
hanged separately.
Hartley asked that he be not hanged
with n negro, as he feared his family
would have to bear the disgrace OF the
public having the impression that he
committed crime with negro His re-
quest was granted by Sheriff Dickson
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ASKS PRESIDENT TO ATTEND
L0UDOUN HORSE SHOW
CIV Associated Press,

& WASHINGTON. d. c.. May 5,-Rep-
,csentatlye Rixey, OF Virginia, introduced
to the President to-day R.,N. Harper,
president of the Loudoun Horse SHOW,
which is to be held at Leesburs, va"
on the Sth and 9th of June. Mr.. Harper
extended to the President cordial lnSi-
tation to attend the show. but, in com
mon with other similar invitations, ne
vas obliged to decline 1t.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, May 5.--The cotton market
opened steady at "a decline Of 54l. points under
liquidation and some selling by room brokers.
following disappointing cables and generally
favorable early weather adviccs. Al M -
there was some hesitation. but II soon developed
that room shorts We're covering presumably as
n result OF the continued light movement anu
talk Of a still further reduction In supplies rs
domestic spinners while 1t also appeared that
the more aggressive altitude assumed ny
leading Southern operators recently was lehu-
ing to approximations as to position or the sum.
at once began 10 improve. led by the Oh cron
pe sitlons, which were In demand BY shorts ana
spot houses and while the faVorabie wealner
accounts naturally exerted a depressing eile.t
some extent by further adverse crop accounts
as result OF the less favorable climatic
condition OF the past fe weeks inc very lisnt
estimates for the days movement we're re-iH-
leading points tomorrow, ana 10 bellet IN
very buish into sight showing tomorrow
In addition TO this very bulllsh messages Ws's
received from New Orleans With rumors 0t a
butt while all these bullish items had their ef-
feet here. they seemed rather 10 restrict seliins
than to greatly stimulate demand, SO thr as
the old crop positions We're concerhu' lTlcs,
the afternoon. July was selling at IS, SO and Oc-
tober l,F. net advance Of loUls points FOL
lowing these the market eased off a few points
under rom realizing and was llnaliy harely
steady at unchanged prices to an aa W., %
Estimated receipts at the ports to-day vera
1000 bales against 4.l29 last week and o,bSO
last year For the week $4,000 bales against
1903 last week and 1928 last year To-day
REGENTS at New Orleans Sas e. assns.
against 1926 last year
.
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BOND QUOTATIONS.

r,,,,.,,o 4, ard 81 paul gen ls........ 100
chicaso and Northwestern con. 7s......... 1s71s
Chicago, r. I. and Pacific 4s-..........." =
1.,icasn r + and pan. col. bs........... sth
S,nc.e''c, ard 81 IoIia gen, 4y....... 130Ts
t.,,,ca,.o Grerminni is Observation-Disclosures. s0H
,.n.naG1f d,tn II Tohnlco Ia ....,....,.., 80
Soin,nnn Id Sniithcrn 4s,.,..,........ s4,s
!, ~ r, ~ r,nnda "a ..,...,,,. ~
Ell. ,,,a,. lion A ..........,... 9s5s
Erin GennraI IA Observation-Disclosures. SGa4
Enrt Worth and Denver city 1sts.......... l0I13
~ I,sni,,ms Va Iav aiss ......,.,.... 1917
i,is,,ii,c ami Nash IJniaed is..t........ 1905
unnGattan consol gold As ......,....... 1886
Vivian Central a. Observation-Disclosures. 61h
s,a,toa,, can't raj al Inc Observation-Disclosures 4!
M;nn and AZ Louis a. ......,........... 9GH
.Niasnuri kansas and Texas As ........... tU1as
Siiasolri' Kansas and Texas 2ds......... ,sA
National r. r.. OF Mexico con, 4s........... ~
Nav Jersey Central gen. IS .............. 1908
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SOUTHAMPTON Democrats.

Especial to The Times- pispatfh)
SUFFl1I.K. VA, May 9-r-siSteen
members OF the Sopthampum County
Dsmocrative Executive COMMITTEES met
to-day at CORTLAND and decided shat six
district mass meetings should nc held
MAY 81, for the selections. af seventeen
delegates 10 the State Convention 10
Richmond. ,2i
Eighteen Delegates VIII 90 chosen alta
seventeen eigt teenths az u vote each
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PARAMOUNT NEWS.

zeIie and Ernest Gettng Of West FONT are
visiting Mrs, Charles 7. Perkins
Misses Pearl Melton and Mamie Cottrel We're
the guests or Miss Male Melton, IN Ashland
during the past week,
Mr., Jesse Binford. sunerintcndcnt Of Far,
mount Baptist sunday school, who Is III Win
appendicitis Is reported better
little Philp Getting, OF West Point. who
has keen quite or * the res,dSnos e MS
Mr.. While overly, who had one Of his hands
so badly mashed while engaged In his work
~ the Chesapeake and ono shops soma time
ago as 10 neceEstate ampuatlon had the mis-
In being kicked BY horse lie is now at the
Clifton Forge Hospital, ana ii is hoped the
hand can be saved
Mr. r. il. Gum. of Notoway county, has
moved his family here aud are located on
Nineteenth street
In tho revival services NJ the Ilpplist Chnrrh,
has returned 90 his home IN Nenucky.
Mrs. W, A, Rhodes and mother, Mrs Sallle
Manly, have returned homo nfter a Visit to
MI Mason Garrett and his family, OF Palm
Beach. Ella. who haye been ris ting Mrs,
Parker Williams aud other relatives here have
left for Cincinnati
Miss Letcmo Philips, OF Bupklnsham county,
Miss Florence Williamson, who has been
the guest OF Mrs, Harry Han, mas returned 10
her home.
The lrairnount Christian sunday school cap
tured two banners az the meeting OF the sun,
Church oMe was for the best attendance for
two months. and the other for the largest
number OF scholars present al the messing
SUNDAY evening. Superintendent Z, W, Wight
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NIchmOnd, -4A,, May o. lDlI
Dark Fired Tobacco-New; Receipts continue
light and market active at unchanged quota
lions. Old Receipts ana oh III very light
T CONTINUES nrm with fair re-
ceipts Sun-C Cured Market continues Lctiye
with very light receipts
Note. Planters are cautioned not to ship
their tobacco to market in high order as with
warm weather 1t is apt 10 daniaee ana then
1t viii not bring full quotations.
The quotations are as follows
Dark FIRED ToDAcco-.NEW.
LuSs emmy w -
Shore to medium leaf .,...,,'','', aV ~ " S'eo
seiestions and Wrappers 1900 1900
eDAItK FIRED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
prIminss ...-..,,.,,,....,,..... 275 q $50
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Explosion in Tampa Bay Hotel.

(By Associated FresS,1
TAMPA FLA, May 5,r-The Tampa Bay
Hotel Was threatened with destruction to'
day pp an explosion Of alcohol IN the
basement. The plaze MAS eSsinge'snsa
without Serious loss Tho hotel wits
crowded with delegates 10 the Panama
Canal convention, but panic was avoid,
Il L 4 i
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.,
pEAN11r MARKETS.

pErERsBURG. VA. May 5.--PEAMGTs--
Continue firm at $Ll5 per bushcl for Spanish;
.aIiers are asking higher prices; very few being
offered Virginlas firm ut Axe. for fancy stock
some shipments arc being made from Peters
burg OF stock that had been stored IN TINS
city. !, .+ 49,, /. ,,u., >,r,re
Tn ncy, AZ q5c. strictly prit.e, i3sc. prime.
..fia
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NAVAL STORES.

r WILMINGTON, IN. G.. May 5.--TURPEN-
.1INE-Nothing doing; receipts, "a casks Roslr--
Firm at $3.50; receipts. 1i0 barrels. Tal-Firm
al 500; receipts. 40 barrels. Crude Turpen-
tineFrm at s2..25gs.75 and $500; receipts. 50
NCHARLESToN. s. C.. May 5.-TURPEN-
TINf2-Firm at 53isc. Rosln--Firm.
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U. S. rcfundinE 2s regstered..............1o Jos
u. s. refundlng Is. coupon. 100
ii. $. New H. registered. ................. ise.sl
II. IS. New A.. coupon. Observation-Disclosures. 13sia
U. $. Old "a. registered. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lo1 (
u. S. Old 4s.l coupon ............,....'..' l9i
Atchison general As Observation-Disclosures. 1915
Atcfison adjustment Is ...........,....... elh
Atlantic Coast Line Is ...................... wa
Baltimore and Ohio Is ...................... !ol
Baltimore and Ohio 3'as ............,.,.. ei1i
Central OF Georgia SIS ..................... l05'5
Central OF Georgia is, Inc ............... 12
Chesapeake and Ohio ins .......,.....,.. 1875
Chicago and Alton st,s ..3................ '71a
Chicago y. and Quincy new is............. 94fs
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Dry GOODS MARKET. I.

NEW YORK, May 5.--The dry goods mar
ket IN spots possesses better tone and q
good many buyers are commencing TO make pr
rsuarities are currently reported. feclers do not
seme as disposed to grant SESSIONS as they
were q fw days ago.
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coTToNsEED or MARKET,

Z NEW, YORK, May ga better feeling was
noticeable In to-day's cotpnseed oil market,
which was steady at unchanged prices. Prime
crude. (. o. b. mills. 23,sc.; prime summer yell
low 2gts4aoc.: off summer yellow. nominal:
prime white. 3il5c.; prime winter yellow. 3ilEc.
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MARINE 1NTELL1GENcE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY 5. 1901.
ARRINEQ w. ----

ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon, Rhodes Norfolk. merchant
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line
River landings and Norfolk, merchandise and
= schooner John NJ Ginnis Roberts, Severn
River sand. Warner Moore and Co. =
SAILED Ss
Steamer Brandon, Rhodes. Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion line.
PORT OF WEST POINT. MAY 8. 1904 Il
ARRIVED.
Danyillc Short, Baltimore, passengers and
Elm city, Haynes. AIattnponi River Land.
!ngs, passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Danville Short, baltimore, passengers and
general cargo
ings, passengers and general cargo
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, MAY ). 1904.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Frieda, Port Ingls.
Barge Indiana, New Bedford.
Barge Texas. Boston.
Barge City ii Montreal. New Haven.
Barge Coal King. New York.
Barge Hamilton Fish, New York.
SAILED.
Steamer Frieda. London.
Schooner Baker Palmer, Boston.
Schooner Lucinda sutton, Portland.