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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-21
HARRISBURG.
Oct. 20, 1904.

Oct. 20, 1904.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Fullenwider Of
Waveland. Ind, after d pleasant visit
with Mr. and Mrs VIM. Penn Hal
lock, returned to their home today
(Thnrslayl.
Miss Fannie Powell has accepted a
position at the laboratory OF w, r.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-21
MOUND CITY.
Mound CITY, Oct, 20.

Miss Acsa Nesbitt has been to the
exposition and declares that 1t is in.
descrhably grand and. almost infinite
in extent.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-21
DENSE roc PUTS
STOP TO BATTLE
[Continued from FIRST pagel

October IL, when the Russian right
flank was broken. IT now develops
that disaster was averted solely by
the timely arrival Of General Sobol.
eff's Sixth Siberian corps.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-21

N txentyfcnr hours nearly zoo
trains pass in and ont q Nss Street
station. Birmingham
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-10-21
BALTIC FLEET STILL SAILING

BALTIC FLEET STILL SAILING.
BY the Associated Press.
Skagen, Denmark, Oct -. "A por.
tion of the Russian Baltic feet sailed
in the direction of the North Sea at
six this evening.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-22
COMMITTEE AT PULASKI.
Close Contest in Municipal Fight.
A New Steel Bridge.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
PULASKI, VA, May 2l.--It Is hard to
tell which the town Is worked UP the
most over. the election for Mayor and
Councilmen or the effort to get the new
State Normal School. The Senate Com
mite was here yesterday and were taken
out over the different sites that the town
has 10 offer and they seemed very we'll
pleased with both the sites and the town.
after which they were taken to Maple
Shade Inn for dinner.
The fight in tho town election will be
a hard one and the race closer than ever
before. but indications now point to thu
election Of the present Mayor. j. T..
Loving, over the other aspirant, Capt.
]. f. Mckee. by small majority. The
old council, consisting Of T. l.. Massie,
B. f. Garnett. W. G. Van Doren, j. A.
Carson, c.. E. Phelps and r. r. Moore,
Jr, will be elected unless there Is a
powerful change in tho sentiment OF the
voters between this and the day of cleo
tion
A contract has been closed with the
Canton Bridge Company for a steel
bridge over Peak creek. to BIO ready for
use by the Goth of June This bridge
will give three steel bridges across the
creek within distance of three squares,
and embraces the three most Important
streets within the corporate limits.
Business, on tho whole. Is better than
at this time last year, and seems to be
steadily improving.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-22
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. May el--The cotton market
opened easy at unchanged prices 10 a decline
Of g. points, and TOR a few moments hung
steadily around the opening hsures. then broke,
Violently under continued bear pressure and
active iiquidaton with July. which had open
cd at 1915, selling down 10 l?.s4. net loss
OF ~ points Below 1890 for the summer
month there seems to be very good demand.
With leading Wall Street bear interest re,
ported TO be covering. and the market toward
the end of the first hour showed a somewhat
steader tope with July around l?.6s The late
months meeting with less pressure ruled rela'
lively steady. In spite OF excellent weather
reports. There were no cables from Liverpool,
wnera the market Will be closed until Tuesday
owing to the Whitsuntide holidays Trading
here was active on tho break and the market
showed great nervousness and excitement, It
being reported that the continued decline had
Undermined the holdings OF a leading long
interest both here and In New Orleans,
Receipts of cotton at the ports to-day We're
2 shi bales against 1855 bales last week and
s,ss3 last year, For the week 25,o00 bales
agalnst :l,b5a last week and s2.sl2 last year.
Io.days receipts at New Orleans We're IVA
bales against i,72s last year, and at Houston
tsV bales against go last year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-22
PRODUCE MARKET,

NEW YORK, May 2l-fLou iE, !, nv VIII !.
gii5; choice TO fancy s.isat,g to ,,,Sssnd
a yellqw wss,srn sosal wes sn,oS sa
t tisrIass ,esas: fesding, ,se mating, ssasse
Wheat, Firm; 10. red. nom p,,1,,i, opsip On.
s sleeks Monday and reports Of ra,n in the
Northwest closing h4hc. net higher. May
closed al aehe; July. sassc; September a"c;'
corngFirm; No. nominal. Option m market d
opened a shade lower on nns , weather aans ana
Il Closed e" ,1alse net higher. May closed a.
s mi.sd. l lse. ''S' .oa,, !. 80,
g sss Cut eFs Msa aa pcklsd sslss
81, GiSc. per pound; picked hams a1saloa. per
paGad peklsW3 e. tep" Steamed. 500 reHned
dull: continent ss's; e. shos, Clear ss. IN
a.: conn sss 4,.a4sc Rosins,eady strained
is S e. 97' ,nsoce. s.e.
ZIG auisi cordova. ioaisc The marke, for
coffee futures opened steady a. unanansea
prs;es in kssp'p Barely Ma steady mt sa5
ioper sales. aa,5o bags. Rics-sseady No
iasses-Firm New Orleans .; ;,eS, csntr,tnsai.
iTI 4, ,i75; mould A. s. % cut loaf
and crushed, ss,T; p0Wdsreu' 80 = '''N''1'
t' ButterDsassr: creamery, i4asoHe.; stat. STATE
u nda,as So. do. white 7a7ltc EGgs-Quiet;
State state Pennsylvania and nearby 2oa2ic''
southern, p Ssn southern new. ta,:5al.75;
aed Western. sacks. ss.5odsoo; Jersey
$3.50 Idmestes laSy A cas-
pe ,tna c,saIv. southern. barre-crate. Slg2.W
cottonsBy stea INTO Liverpool. l2c
CHICAGO ILL, May :-Enormoas sales! sales ct 7
casii mm ,ia,iTe options here to-day. July
II, ,nbe spee closed with gain Of lGlse; corn is
~ n shade oats are down &C., and provisions
q MI. snaas .sa ~ FUTURES ransen as folows:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-22
pANv1LLE TOBACCO MARKET.

y, y i ~ -l-~ DAnVII1e, w., May IT, 1YV4'
Following Is DibrcIl Bros weekly review OF
the Danpille tobacco market: IL
rho market this weelt has been practically
n rcnition of the week previous. We have had
moderately large sales and the, duality has
been Of medium character w,h nj per apsa
aearity OF wrappers. Prices very, firm and
steady There very consders able a gaas
in hogslead tobaccos. INQUIRIES from uomes
considerable sales have been made. though gen !.
orally small lots. The stocks In the hand ~, 1t
ers have been particularly active. and stocks
Of these In the hands OF dealers arc quite small.
raiiY ali Of the desirable lots which were held
nj reasonable prices have been disposed Of.
some sales OF wrappers have been mad" TO
tho independent manufacturers but not any
considerable quantity.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-22
STRONGEST
OF The WEEK
Market Yesterday Proved to be.
More Animated Than Any
Day Recently.
LIVELY BUYING MOVEMENT 40
Bank Statement Proved Agree
able surprise--Tcr n,ii1ation
Outward Gold Expected.
49, A.u.aelatnl rresa.

(By Associated Pressn
NEW YORK, May 2l.--Ihe iast hour o.
the week 8 trading IN stocks proved 70 oe
the most animated and the strongest o.
the whole week. The days moderate
gains were sufficient to decide the aver
are for the weeks movement on the sldo
Or gains. Tho bank statement proved
an agreeable surprise, and impelled the
lively buying movement. Wlllch ii1tea
prices sinartly. Tho movement was SUD
den. and had not spread far In the list
when the end of the session put an END
TO 1t. The closing was strong and at
TOP level The rather spasmodic move
ments In ono or two stocks Indicated
some distress on the part OF surprised
shorts.i An inkllng Of the heavy reduce
ton in the loan item got aboard before
the publication OF the bank statement
and started the buying movement. The
loan reduction is pretty clearly due to .ne
Icsort To tho exchange market to ing
Whit have "a ' been lent here. psSsumabIy
d!spl1cing loans with the banks. Inc
process involves borrowing In London TO
meet the sterling bills when they mature
there 1t is evident, therefore. that the
export or gold Is no longer profitable as
simple exchange operation, and me
early termination Of the outward move
U1Ent OF ROiual3 Uelef1a " pc NhN" ~
endowed Tie limitation Of the cast,
decrease OF the banks to $7.0s5.3DO IN the
week Of the record exports OF slb, ooo'oW
IN gold is convincing evidence Of the e!-
fectye offsetting factors TO that drain
which are In operation.
The net result to Is TO leave the SURPLUS
reserve OF the banks unimpaired Iota'
sales Of bonds. par value. s3s0OoO
Total sales were A4s.10o shares.
MONEY AND ExcTIANGE-CLOSE
Money on call. nominal; no loans: time
loans, firm; sixey and ninety days, 3a
Yi-2 per cent; 81 3months. 33-iMi; prime
mercantile paper. aa-ia4 IL per cent. !;
business in bankers bills at 1886. eon4, So. 70
Tor demand at 34.Si.SGGi4.S4.I0 for sixty day
bills; posted rates, s,.sS l-2ni.S ana
{.s71-2dJ4.sS: commercial bills, N.s414.Si IL;
bar silver, s. is; Mexican dollars. A.
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, May 21.-rhe statement
or averages OF tho clearing house banks
OF this city for the week shows:
Lonas. 3l.oss,JS3.5oo: decreased. 32.37o,-
Deposits. ,l1p5sslco: decrease. 'as,oe4,-
Gircula,ionr, ,ss,sss4oc increase. ufs.-
Legal tenders. ,7s.l4sooo; Increase, 81
Specie. .2lo.oo2. 500; decrease. 1s13l,7oo.
Reserve, &2Ss. 500. decrease, s7,0S5,3oo.
Reserve required, S27otl,5 S; decrease.
Surplus. ,la,oo4 275; increase. sl77oe5
Ex- United States deposits. Sle7li,B25
decrease. r.3pS25.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-22
Sl1elton-Clark.

Miss Irene Clark, daughter OF Mr..
James Clark, a prominent farmer OF In
Shelton OF Roanoke. were married at
high noon. Thursday by the, Rey. ]. q.
Harry, Of the NJ. p. Church; Of Keys
FAST, served at the home OF the bride.
the happy couple left for Roanoke their
future home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-22

ore largely composed Of common stock the
market is duh except for the best grades and
even there are lower: common and damaged
unstable even at large concessions.
EGGs-Recelpts equal to demand. market
quiet and slow. u
BUTTER-Rccepts light; GOOD sweet Stocx
POULTRY--Receipt very light; demand
good at quo ations
stock continues in good demand.
I NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. increasing: market
quiet and weak.
APPLES Receipts heavy; market dull.
ORANG ES--Florida dull; receipts ample Tor
oSioHs-con,inue in good demand; receipts
light. Il :,
heavy, market very quiet.
REC,EIPTS FOR THE WEEK--Wheat. 1890
bushels; corn, AS bushels: oats. %, 400 bush
els: rye TIC bushels; -four, l,l30 barrels; hay
sri tons; mill oftal b5 tons.
STOCK IN ELEvAToR-Wheat. 2:as bush
els; oats. 6l,16l bushels
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-22
NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. N. c.. May 2..-TURPEN.
sTrNE-stcady; sales, So casks; receipts; Il
casks Rosin--Firn1 at $3.50; receipts. 80 bar
rcls, Tnr--Firm at 81 90; receipts. 23s barrels.
Crude Turpentine-Firn, at s2.75a4oo and s42S;
receipts $50 barrels .
I SAVANNAH. GA. May 21.-TURPENTrNE--
Firm at biAc.': sales. l50 casks; receipts. k6s
casks; exports 5sl casks Rosin-Flrm: sales.
c79 barrels; receptsl 2sS5 barrels; exports, 1922
barrels. sNl.5 y. 8. ]. =
'TINE-Flrm at $3.50. Rosn-F'irm.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-22
TOBACCO MARKET.
Richmond. Va, MAY

Richmond. Va, May 81, 1901
Dark Fired Tobacco--New: Market continues
active at unchanged quotations. with very light
receipts, Old; Receipts and offerings very
light; market active. BrGhts-lfeceipis light;
market continues firm at quotations. sun
Cured--Market continues active AT prices
quoted: receipts fair.
Note.--Panters are cautioned not 70 ship
their tobacco TO market IN high order. as with
warm weather II is apt TO damage and then
1t will not bring full quotations
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-22
DRY GOODS NlARKET

NEW YORK. May 2l.-Tho dry goods market
Is In a waiting condition and tho majority OF
buyers arc expecting the. auction and special
sales to create considerably more activity IN
certain lines. The market al frst hands Is ~.
tie changed. and the disposition to wait until
prices have been announced Tor the future.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-22
RATES TO AsHEVlLLE
N. c. AND RETURN ACCOUNT AN
NuAL CONVENTION Y. M, e. A.
NINE 10. 90 VIA SQuTH.
ERIN RAIlWf

Erin RATLWAY,
On June 9th, 10th, nth, the Southern
Railway will sell special tickets from
all roints on its lines to Asheville and
return at one fare, Plus % cents for
the round trip, with return limit June
ed This offers rare opportunity OF
visiting the Land of the Sky"
C. w, WESTBURY, D. p. A.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-22

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD. May dashboard Air
Line common, sgSA; do. preferred. lS%II7h4.
Atlantic Coast Line common. l0TalQS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-22

RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.
,Corrected EYery Frldf

FLOUR Receipts very light. but the market
i. slow and dull ATaRe .s@l 4 continue
very light and ma aF d aie' E9kNm Snsa
- NS~-u,s,h ,,,A-> Aharal ansrins1 ana vhiah
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-22
MISCELLANEOUS MARErrs.
PEANUT MARKETS.

PETERSBURG. VA, May 2l.-PEANUTs-
Continue nrm at tl.15 per bushei for Spanish;
offered. Virginias firm at 4%c. for fancy stock.
soma shipments are being. made from Peters
burg Of stock that had been stored IN TINS
NORFOLK, VA, May 2l,JPEANUTs-
Fancy, 4AG6c.: strictly prirrs. ~ gtfsc. prime.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-22
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va. May q. 1904.
nIr0TAr N
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(saleB at Union Stock Yards.)


neceIpts for the week ending Monday:
nc; common 10 fair. sl.aic.; heifers. ssy
&c. dry cows, 31llsc.; bulls. Saic,; calves,
a12ge'sc; fresh cows, $s5 Ii5.c.; quarantine
tIOGs-Receipts. AS head market fair. Good
hogs. ~ Csc roughs, 4at',G; shoats, AZ aAaA Soc
Market strong. Good sheep, 4l2g5c.: common.
s'7d4c; bucks Saa1:c.; spring lambs. 6asc
: BALTIMORE MD. May 2l..BEEF CAT,
TLE-Young steers, weighing 1860 to LEO
pounds 3iaa4c. per pound; steers weighing
800 pounds and under SfS'ac.; oxen per pounA
bulls per GOOD poa rsr ps be aris
fair sl5a:5 common and thin, sl0Q1soo
Caives-The demand less active and prices were
light yeais per pound, egs.;c.; iair to ne ne
Be- Sheep and lambs hamssM s5s qgles WIN
fat, sheared. per pound, 2aelsc.: old bucks,
pu lambs. sa as 10 per pond a
NEW YORK, May MISUNDERSTANDING
$40 head none on sale Dressed beef in, fair de-
lnand at 7aslsc. per pound. calves-Reeeipis.
changed at 6d9 per pound. Sheep and Lambs
Receipts, ,s,s4s head demand active and prices
spring lambs. ss.e5. Dressed mutton, firm at
eGllc. per pound; dressed lambs, llIl4c.;
city dressed, spring lambs. steady. Hogs
Receipts $500 head; no sales reported; feeling
steady.
4 UNION STOCK YARDS, PITrsBURG. PA,
May l.--CATTLE.-Supply light: market
fair. S.20q4.25. Hogs-Receipts, j. double
decks; market active. Prime heavy. s4.o5a5.t;
medium, $5g5. 05 heavy workers., $500; light
yorlsers, si.s5d4.95; pigs. s4.6oa4.75: rolghs,
IS. 50g4.25, Shpee-Supply fair; market strong.
Prime wethers. S5,s5d5,b0; common sheep,
IS. 50q5.7b.
CINCINNATI, o.. May el.-HoGs-p Dull at
S365d4.S5. Cattle-steady at ia.25ff4S5 Sheep
q M u 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-22
CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago and Northwestern con. 7s.......... l2o
Chicago. r. /. and Pacific 4s.............. GO
Chicago. r. i. and Pacific coll, 5s....... 7ela
c.. c., c. and 81. Louis gen. 4s...,..... lol
Chicago Terminal 4s.... ~
Consolidated Tobacco 4s.................. 5o1s
Colorado and Southern IS ................ Slh
Denver and Rio Grande 4s.................. 9sIa
tIrie nrinr lion A Observation-Disclosures. 80
iSric General 4s s5H
Fort Worth and Denver City 1sts........ 1864
YockIra Valley 4iss 107N
! nsisvi1c and Nash. uniied 4s.......... 1ooN
Manhattan consol gold 4s.....,......'.... log
Mexican Central As ......................... 81
Mexican Central list Observation-Disclosures. 13
Mimi and 81. Louis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. sS
Missouri, Kansas and Texas 4s;........... lo2
Missouri, Kansas and Texas 2ds......... Z!
National r. r. OF Mexico con 4s........." =
Nan Tork Central gen. 3ha.............. aoit
New .Jersey Central gen. 5s.............,.. 1915
Northern Pacific 4s........................ 104i1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-22
1,YNcuBuRd TOBACCO MARKET;
III Iyncheurg. Va, May III. lVYf'

sales Of loose tobacco on the L =, Y ,Sh
market for the two weeks ending May ~ ~
re sed weak sS 'o oa,ns Nay ih roa.
.old week ending May sist; $50, so pounds ,sr AK
,kscrease for week ending May list A'o'oV'
pG MIA from October L. 1909. to May a 1921,
1907, 100 pounds: sold from October !, W. 20
Y Rcceipts TITS week. we're much lighter those
-. ~ ha ndjina tobacco Indicates that q urge
proportion q the crop has been sSa rpsd Ss
ferngs continue large OF ~, the asp fw Waets
Plants are reported as being small and grow,
INK. This was caused by the continued cold
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-22
HoWlrzERs. EXCURSION.

Go With tho IIowitzers to West Point
Whit Monday, May %, 1901. Pound trip.
50 cents, Boating. Fishing and Dancing.
Train leaves Southern depot Q A. NJ Re-
turning leaves West Point 5:io PM
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-22
co1roNsEEp OIL MARKET.

NEW YORK. May 2I.--Cottonseed oil con-
tinued firm to-day on further reports OF the
shorts to cover and very light offerings. Prime
crude, (. o. b.. mills, 2oc,: prime Summer vel
white, saa33c.; prime winter yellow, 7c0Sas.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-22
sis ROUND TRIP TO ST. LOUIS VIA
C, g. o. RAILWAY, TUESDAY,

on tuesday. May cath the Chesapeake
and Ohio will sell coach excursion tick
cts from Richmond TO ST. Louis. Mo,
and return at rate OF SIG, tickets good
for TIN days, including date OF sale
Special attention paid to special par
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-22

spot cotton closed dull; middlins uplands'
lsi5; middllng gull 1919; sales, none.
Cotton. dull: mlddling 1915; gross receipts
All bales; stock, 1901 bales.
Total to-day AT all seaports--Set receipts.
pbls bales; eapor, TO Great britain lB bales:
1" the Continent 1850 bales: to Mexico. %
bales; stock. 3l5.QIs bales.
consolidated Mt all scaports-Net receipts.
to the Continent, 1853 bales; to Mexico. 6o
Total sine. September Is, at all ssaports--
MOI receipts. $685. ?13 bales; export 70 Great
Eritain 33s a7y bales. to France, 6io.SSr bales:
IN iha Continent O. u.s. 65 bales; to Japan il,aao
bales; 10 Mexico. 25,6'9 bales
NEW ORLEANS La. May A.-coTToS On,
INJURY received by exports from spnnsrs;;
saiea. 100 bales. Including 90 70 arrive ana
1860 I %. b. Quotations reduced &c,
Futurns at the opening showed aechn i's., "
from t5Ii2 points Fierce haHmerhs h tr
d,ateiy followed. and with the support from
The bills prices were sent down Tapidiy; Io'ia,
pared with last evening's close jury Iost :
noints october II and December ~ OuSslos
~ tnanipuIation the market was feature!ess
The ring was inactive and noisy. ana ptos s
fhund no difficulty In executing orders DnrihS
the trading July lost u points to l2sg recn go, :.
cred TO i3 il and finally declined 10 1903, ne
market closed steady With net prices p2in'e
t,ntt futures steady: May, l2t4gl2 o.: June
70 705iIg 30: July, l5.u3pl30i: August, log
i9aSt Septembsr, llo7fl1.Gs; October, ~ SIG
10 s3: November TO- s2die.63; December. leela
lyt9; January. 9.56aleal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
PORT or RICHMOND, MAY 81, 1904.

" PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY II, 1874. N
ARRIVED
steamer Btandon. Rhodes, Norfolk. merchan-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line.
steamer Old Point Comfort, Graves Jane.
River landings and Norfolk. merchandise and
passengers, Virginia Navigation Co.
SAILEn
Steamer Brandon, Rhodes. Norfolk mer-
clundise anu passengers, Old Dominion line
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-22

rood 900 a 1too
Pine Observation-Disclosures. 1900 @ 1Aol
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ...I...-.. l0 q ass.M
m neu,"" 27o0 d $500
Soou "..'......'... ... Ak 10 h 1000
Flne M
Fancy a. i2G ..94, ~ WV
rt.m,ns SYs:eoaso D,si I is s sssss
Lvgs, com,non .o W. -. 600 d 200
lugs, coca 10 prime ''..''''''.. ..... 500 ID 1900
SNORT leat 1000 q 1900
t t;anE .sal 150O a. 80 90
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-22
,.o isuuiny futures ranged a. 1oMoWs II,

Cash QuotanonS were as lolloWs' Fi-SON--
Was auiet and steady, Winter patents, 1900
40; straIghts, s3SO94l0; bakers, ss,65g3.3o
10 sp1"E WHEAT, SS9's; .a Mo q, ssgS7o.;;
yellow Yeti 5i'sa62e, No. 2 oats. 4ls.gl?e No; 8
No. aasseed slo9; Ne norlhWsstern, sLos;
rel SIo,eoaio.95; lard, per 100 pounds, lS9
sl7,,; short ribs sides Sooses' "a Ss'la.sss2S;
basis basis Of high Wines. yss clover contract act
fis , dairies, l2al7c; Eggsnsteady, At mark,
cases included l5H9lS'sc. Cheese-Easy; new
goods. 7&49}:c.
BALTIMORE, MD, May gl,-,FLouR-- Quiet
and Unchanged. Wheat-puil; contract. spot,
sos; spot No red Western 'l sSs Il q t dS
Corn Corn Easy; spot and The month, aa9sa;sAc;
Southern while corn, 5lAsa59e; oatsSicirm;
q7s and unshan aiSl;o fancy SS
iadIe. l5a,6c.; store packed. l?a Pig. Eggs
and ,nohanged Sugar Firm and unchanged:
Coarse and ine graduated, 500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-22

5 Hsssmser .. .lSs l lsss III III 1913
spot cotton closed dull; middlins uplands'
1915; middling gull l3tp; sales, none.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-16
ArIES NOT YET FREE.

DR. Ames, former mayor of Minneapolis may not go free.
According to testimony produced his first trial he most
CRATER 1t did take jury long convict him.
but the appellate granted him trial AS law journal
reviewing the decision points the Judge who presided at the
trial the candidate of the dominant
higher position and therefore believed the
Judge did recessy with the former mayors rights
second trial ended disagreement and it believed the
charges would be quietly dropped The county attorney however
made pross the indictments against Dr. Ame but
Harrison of the district denied the motion
the opinion of his associate judges that the
should be tried again Dr. Ames unless the charges
against utterly false certainly deserves pity He fled
from Minnesota came charges made declared
trial. but since the have been
engaged in clever dodgng 1t salts
takes the position that must
guilty This that the community
itself must decide whether believes in official integrity
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-16
PROTECTION AND THE FARr1ERS.

Democratic free traders repeating the present campaign
the charge made familiar and in 1896 that the advocates
the protective claim credit good that
have made the farmers OF the nation degree
before equaled claim
made by the Republican which the protection The
Republican contention is that the profitable price which the
farmers able dispose of their crops largely the result of Re-
publican legislation and of the operation of the protective tariff
system
ihe American Agculturst recognized authority
mat the value OF the nations agricultural products will this
De larger than preceding Yet the crops
are not extraordinary have they some wears past In
1870 Tor example the vastly OF that for
some recent years yet for it the farmer obtained only about half
what he received during later years Weld was not IN 70
the bumper record.
is just here the Republican claim benefit to The farmer
from the protective finds signal subsantaton The l
OF profitable employment enjoyed by great army OF
workers since 1877 has enabled higher stand
ard Of living and by doing has provided the farmer largely
semuneratve market for his products
This year American farmers will receive for their crops approx