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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-28
COTTON MARKETS.

4 NEW YORK, June g.--The cotton market
opened firm at an advance Of l5a22 points on
the old and 1910 points on the new crop posi-
tions IN response 10 better cables tHan tA-
3pccted and talk OF too much rain In Texas,
while 1t was also claimed that the weather %
Inc Eastern belt was too dry and hot with tne
showers torecasted too local in character anu
100 scattering TO relieve the situation. ,ho '
seemed to be covering from the start. t t9a
they were evidently less cxerrlssd over. l,se
over the possibility OF adverse conditi,ons ~, -
The future, and the buying consequently p PA
crossed in n leisurey manner with the uu'
Nancing tendency tterrupted pY tteHu,s'.. ~ !.
actions that In some Instances carT!su p tn
slightly under the opening tgurss a savo ig ths
market another slight upward push. at,u nm y,
the afternoon reports that one OF the leap!ns
Southern operators was an active puyeIr - ny
late ms ,s In New Orleans also helped 20 en
ergize purchases Win tNe n "a sSa .aa ~
q net advance OF 5000 points, sales yer, were
reported Of $50, 900 bales. Generally speakl!ls
trade accounts continue poor ana y sesH.s ...e
more general idea that the crop 10 prosres 's.
ing Very satisfactorily hut lhere WIS sUl''v
crop report tomorrow ana y was pe,sseu
that shorts would ATTEMPT 70 cover pet" ,vii
now and next Friday. when tho inarknt MI
close over the Fourth while on the lonomin ~
Tuesday the July report OF ING t no rl,nt
renamed firm right up to the close. with ma,
prices sal0 points higher on me orc rppp u''
ilboupt s points higher on the new cr XIX -.
Recepts at the ports to-day were $50 pI 1t
eganst AERO last week ana a6zs last ysaF yes1.
inc week 1900 bales sgslns. Esssp.s At New
Orleans were 1904 bales against f-0as i 10 a.
year. and at Houston 557 bales aga'Hss ~ 'a''
year,
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HEY FAILED.
TO DEVELOP
Demand for Stocks Not What
Was Expected ard Prices
Dropped.
aLlsTLEss AND SLUGGISH.
professional Operators Hoped
for Expansion Of Dealings,
But Were Disappointed.
~ Associated prcss.,

kEyv YORK. June T.--Thsre was hope
and so,ne expectation In tho circles Of
nrofe.sional operators In stocks that the
oncntnr OF the new week would witness
an pxpnr,siof Of the dealings and a broad
oninr OF tho interest in the market The
&, nnrket proved even more listless and
sluggish than usual. Last weeks hard
onInr OF prices and the good tone with
which the light proht-taklns at the end
OF the week was absorbed were the basis
for hopes that the rising movement would
gain force and attract outside demand.
4 summing up OF general conditions bore
out some OF the forecasts upon winch u
was supposed last weeks rise was pased.
hut the new demand for stocks falled to
develop and the disappointment CAUSED n..'l
prices to droop after the opening. I ,i..
futer fluctuations were languid and totally
Indifferent. RAILROAD officials ~ lh Ell GUS
tomary weekly discussion OF tranlc ~ sS
pressed a feeling OF encouragement q. 10, LOT
q Tho first time in many weeks ana pro
iessed to come actual GROWTH Of the move.
Inent Of merchandise. Atchlson ny
snr.lv on the circulation OF rumors that
al, important holding was being pu IIt. up
In the property in tho Interest 81 C =, ,,i
Pacific. London sold quite freely ~ IN. !la
class. had rs usual effect In chilling sem
timent as an individual in4tance as n nres
proved to be entirely insignificant. ana
the closing tone Of the market was he z,
There was nn appreciahle investme e,a
for high-gradc bonds, but the, price move
nent was Irregular. Total sales. par pa
value, s2.os5 900. United States % declined
Us and the old ~, registered. advanced s,et
Total sales Of stocks for the day we're
1bs, GOO shares st
MONEY AND ExcHANGE-.cLos p:
Money on call very easy at lgl l-2 per q
cent. lowest. ! per. cent; ruling rate.
ia per cent; last loan, IA per cent;
closing bid. is per cent: offered a. u
per cent. tim loans. easy; Sky 1, a W.
saa IA per cent; prime mercantile paper,
si-244l.4 per cent, Sterling exchange
steady with actual business In bankers
SiIs at sis7.eVIAs7.s5 FOR demand and
Iiss.3sati.sS.4o for sixty day bills. posted
s4s5 1-2 Bar silver. 5s1-s; Mexican dol
lars. 4s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-28
THE LADY'S SHOT
WAS UNERRlNC
Negro Who Tried to Enter Miss
Cowper's Room Paid for 1t
With His Life.
(speeIal 70 The Wines, plspateh.l

SUFFOLK, VA, June azrtyhe police
to-day had positive information that the
man whom Miss Ophelia Cowper shot
some days ago had died OF his wounds In
Islo OF Wight county. He was u negro.
whose name they have not learned,
The negro broke into tho homo where
Miss Cowper lived With her mother. and,
despite warnings that he would enter her
bed chamber on the pain Of death, forced
the door. Miss CoWper fired With re-
volyer at close range whereupon the In
truder uttered cry OF pain and es-
capped, leaving g trail Of blood on the
steps and sidewalk, All efforts to locate
the would a nssailant by police, dctee-
tlyes and county constables were result
less. Their trail ended at y church yard,
about four niles from Suffolk. where a
pool Of blood was found. ii
Police Chief Brinkley Is Informed that
Miss Cowper's bullet entered the negro's
neck and took q downward course, pro-
dncng internal hemorrhages. Miss Cow
per thinks the incident FASTENED the end
OF her mother, who died last Friday,
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January ........... s.ss US 9.ss -
mlddling upiandp 1l.s5; iniddllng guilt lLa;
saJek. 1aa bales, 4tgl - ii. -t s'5tSsAS

Cotton, steady; Iniddling. 1i.a3; Eross recflpsS'
gao bales; sales, 1e2 bales stock, Sl,gis naass
r Total To-day at all sclports--Net reG ;t
to - .he Continent. All bales; stock. 49,, lss
Consolidated at all seaports-3S,st receipts I t.
e4?S baleE: export TO Great i,rlta I. ,, u,ar'
baies to France. 100 bales; 70 the cpnl'''s's
Total since September LIST at all seaports--.
Net receipts lss baies expoI1 -, 20 Lea.
britain 2 bales pra ssiss sSs 10 ,apsa
is,7s6 baies;4 to Mexico, 2s,72s bales.
spot cotton active and higher there was
a cod demand both from European and AMER.
ear, Summers Sales 4, zoo bales. Including ~
(. o. b. terms Quotations advanced &c.
higher than Saturdays closing, inhliencea ~
Lctter LIVERPOOL and tho advance In New fork.
The opening brought out only q moderate, nun
her OF buying or selling orders. anu H innssd
into d waiting attitude. The undertQne was
steady. and while bulls did not give ne mar.
iel much, II any. support, consiaeranie
strength was drawn from ,hs soserans s y '.o
nrotect themselves. This week and next VIII
b. broken ip by the holidays. while At t i,a
end OF thres days OF actIyty lpilo sS ne
June report on condition by tho bureau Few
tr.,ders cared TO increase their commitments
in view 81 THIS In the trading July opened s
rt 1889 sold up 70 lgD ana saseu ~ - 5s
declined to 9.il. Tho market closed h l. Win
net gains on Juns and July OF 80 points eacn.
August Il and the new crop positions is9.f
pI Cotton futures steady: June io-7s BID; July,
esiaa'ss; october a5la9,s3: November 9 tsg
s Ss;' December, s49as,so; January. 'ssa9.'7'
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FOURTH OF July

SPECIAL RATES VIA G. g. o, TO
MOUNTAIN AND SEASIDE RESORTS.
On July I'd, Sd and 4tlr the Chesa-
pealte and Ohio will sell round trip tok-
cts between MI stations at reduced rates.
tickets limated for return passage 70 July
6th. Tickets Issued to the seashore at
rates indicated below will bear final
limit OF July 8th; Richmond to Norfolk
and return. $3.50; Richmond to Old Point
and return. $500, Richmond 10 Virginia
Beach and return. s3.75.
Use the Q, s. O. fast trains leaving
Richmond 400 A. NJ and p. N.
Two hours to Old Point and two hours
and twenty-five minutes to Norfolk,
Popular Sl00 excursion to Old Point,
Ocean View and Norfolk July Sd and
also July 4th.
Tickets also sold for Excursion trains
of Sunday. July Sd. good returning on
excursion trains of July 4th. at 50 round
trip,
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AT THE CASINO.

English Dancing Girls are again at the
Casino. and last night. despite tho cool
Wea Their. they were given q warm @ecep-
Tho programme Ia made UP Of two
musical skits, neither one of which la re-
markable for any very bright or original
lines, thougtl they serve their purpose
Gle for the display Of the talents OF the
members OF the company.
The most unique feature Of the perform-
ance Is the Rndiunl dance, In which the
this number The entire house is IN dark
ness, and not even q CLEAN Of light is
seen or the stage. The only objects that
eight girls, as they nolselessiy fit about
the stage, looking like phantoms In tho
Air. The effect IL almost. weird, and
makes one conjure up Visions OF ghosts
and speaks.
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GO TO ST. LOUIS
VIA C. & O. ROUTE.
SOLID VESTIBULED TRAINS,
WITH DINING CARS.

The c. & o. train leaving Richmond
at Q p M. runs solid to ST. Louis,
coaches and Pullman sleepers. arriving
ST. Louis 6:l5 p. NJ. Only one night on
the road Train leaving Richmond at
1o:45 p. NJ. with through Pullman as
commodatio arriving ST. Louis 7:30 A.
M the second morning.
Returning from St. Louis. through
trains to Virginia points leave st. LOUIS
il A. M. and II r. NJ. arriving Richmond
$3.50 P. M. and 1880 a. NJ, respectively. y
Shortest, quickest and best route. Coach
excursions every Tuesday and Thursday
during months Of June and July.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE a. 1904,

PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE 81. lso.
- ARRIVED.
sta.mer rrnndon Rhodes Norfolk, meTchan-
aisa and passepgeyy, Old Dominion line,
tseamer Old Point Comfort, Norfolk, mer-
chandiss and passengers, virginia NAY'sa''eR
Schooner John Kelso. Shores. Fappahannock,
corn. Warner Moore ana 70 ,,,,.r lumbar
Barge Atlantic, Relrh. James HlfeE 4u'hper.
barge John n, Zlmmsrman;, ,l Meyer Fhl'sasl-
pBi barge b, NJ. Provost, Allen, Baltimore. coal.
VInlAs and Dallauff.
SAILED.
steamer Brandon Abedes EGE,f nn maF'haR-
Steamer Old Point Comfort, Graves Norfolk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-28
DEMOCRAT MADE
FEDERAL JUDGE
Judge Kyle, Of Alabama, Ap
pointed to the Canal
Zone.

(By Assoclated Fress.l
MoNTG oMERY, Ala, June 2,-Hudge
Osceola Kyle. Of the Eighth Alabama
notified OF his appointment as one of
the Federal judges of the. Panama canal
zone. Judge Kyle, who Is a Democrat,
as circuit Judge at the second Democratic
primary. He will resign the office as
soon as he qualities, for his new. place.
which he will accept. Judge Kyle is a
three terms In the Alabama Legislature
was major In the Spanish-American
war, has served as a member. OF the
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
and is now completing his first term as
circuit judge. His home Is at Decatur.
Ala.
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merchandise and passengers. Virginia Navl,
sahooner r Norris Perot. Randolph. james
-A' Schooner s'l Virginia. Evans, James River
Schooner Levi B.. Phillips. James River
light ,,...
PORT 3 FwHsT POINT. JUNp 81. 1904
E a. A ARRIVED.
4 Baltimore. Courtney. baltimore passenger
80 SAILED.
Baltimore. Courtney. baltimore, PASSENGER
and general cargo K
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. JUNE az, 1904.
e y t3 ARRIVED.
Steamer Mae, New York.
Barge ClIntonia. Portland.
Barge Undaunted. Portland. %
Barge Solitaire, Portland. ~
Barge w. II. Conner. Provldeuce. v
Barge Kentucky. Providence. s3 is5
Barge Buena Ventura, Boston.
Barge Annie. Boston.
55s SAILED.
Schooner Alice III Colbnrn. Boston
Schooner Frederick Roessner. Gardner.
Barge Indiana, Providence.
Barge Iowa, Providence. ia
Barge Texas, Boston.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-28

u. s. refunding 2s registered. ............. 1oiR
u. S, refundng Is. coupon (, !. 1,sN
II. & A. rerIstercd. 4. :. 1854
n a. common g. ]. .,............. 1tS
II. 8. New a, registered 1s2A
&. s. New Is, coupon ............ .......... 1s2H
II. q Old a. registered. 80. ....".1oeh
n q Old a.. coupon /. ). 4. >. 1914
Atohison general A. .................... 4. lo2h
Atchison adjustment As y: "
Atlantic Coast Line As y
uaI,,moro and ohio Is 1924
ra ,,,r,ore ana ohio 3As......,.. 9CA
ren,ra, ~ c.eorpIa 81 !. 3. 11oa
c.entra, - C,enrrla 1st Inc 74,s
r.hssa,,eaLs AMI OHIO AUS. {. I, 1o5
e.h,ravo and Aim 3Ag ..............,... ]. s7oA
c:hicaro y and Quincy new 4s.....,...... 21A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-28
nFINEsT coAsTWlsE TRIPS IN THE
WCRLD,n

h Richmond to Boston and return, $1,000;
to Providence and return, s2l,OO; includ-
ing meals and room via Merchants and
Miners Transportation Company, from
Norfolk: daily line to New England.
Tickets on sale at Chesapeake and Ohio
and Norfolk and Western Railway. Of
fices. s19 East Main Street. n, II. Wright,
agent, Norfolk, VIA
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DON'T, a. dol nd sT. LOUIS

Before calling upon the undersigned for
descriptive matter and information rela-
tive to lowest rates via Washington or
Baltimore, and the superb through trains
of Baltimore and Ohio Railroad (Royal
Blue), only one night on train.
Through pullman and unexcelled DIM
Apply to ticket agents-Ryrd Street,
Elbn and Main Street stations. Southern
Railway or Richmond Transfer Cons
pany or address
ARTHUR G. LEWIS.
Southern Passenger Agent, baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, Norfolk, Va.
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, N, g, !June T-sI!RIT 3 3
TuRPiSNTiNE -Flrm at 6sc.; receipts. q
caska. Rosin-Nothing doing; receipts, la0 bar
Seis ;Tar-Flrn at slsOi recetpts. " barrels rs
Crude Turpenu neTF!rm Of sssaaf4'Vo ana '4s ,
Fe SsApWA,N II. II GA. Juns e7.-TUJtpEN-
rfNE--Firm at &c.; receipts, $50 casksi sales.
Isl casks; exports, 25a casks, RosH-Ftmri re-
celpts. 1884 barrels; sales, l1b7 pa'Teai eA-
p1rrttss,A R HiH.s !, juno 27.-TIlRPEN-
TINE-Firm at 6sHc, Rosln-F1rEn
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Assaulted Little Girl.

Especial to The Times-Dlspatch,)
BLUEFIELD.a w. VA, June PIN.
to-day, charged with assau!ting Hattie
Hartsaw, q thirteen-year- old @glrl, Sun
day afternoon. lie was given n hearing
In the magistrates court and sent on to
the grand Jury.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-28
.pRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. June 27.-In the dry EoSds
market to-day here and there syidehcss 81 n M
ers We're proceeding with caution there !, arc
certain lines upon which mex sv w fas e Ma
dsllVery. but arc unwilling TO anticipate their
requirements.
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CHEAP RATES SOUTH
Via
5SEAB0ARD AIR LINE.

\ $6.85-Richmond to Raleigh, N. g. Ac-
count Of Summer School for Teach
crs. Tickets on sale July 4, 5. 511,
IL, Is, 10, 25. and August list, linz
tied to August 6, 1904.
sec. Richmond to Atlanta, Ga Ac-i
count American Association OF
Nurserymen. Tickets on sale June
2o.21, %, limited to June 2Sth. by
payment of Soc, extension can be
had till July 18th, Rates to this
meeting are on the certificate plan.
s17.7s-RIchmond to Nashville, Tenn. Ac-
q count Fiske University Summer
School, Tickets on sale June 2a.
20, 81, limited to fifteen days from
h date OF sale. Z, @
s1e.2o-Richmond to Monteagle, Tenn,
Account Monteagle Bible School.
Tickets on sale June aOth. July. 4,
2, 10 go, 81. %, limited to August
81, 1904 4
St5.oo-Richmond to Columbia, S. G.,
account Of meeting Interdenomi-
national Religious 5s and Edulc ca
81 tional + Association. Tickets on
\ (. sale August asd 24th. 18th, Inns
tied to II August 31st Rates to
sF this meeting araa OH the ccrtl-
ficate plan.
to Athens Ga, Account
Athens Summer School Tickets
on sale July 2. 8, 4, II. Is. limit
ed to fifteen days from date of sale.
a1.e5-Richmond to Eureka Springs, Ark.
Account Southwestern Summer
School, Tickets on sale July 6. q.
S. o limited to August z. 1904.
Fourth OF July-For this day. the Sea-
board will sell round-trip tickets
to all points south Of the Ohio and
Potomac and east Of the Mis-
slssippi Rivers. at ono and one.
third fares. Tickets on sale July
g, s, a, limited to July stl.
H. S. LEARo. w. NJ. TAYLOR.
d. p. A., Phone 400. G. I. a.
$50 ID. Main Street, Richmond, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-28
CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

chicago. M, ana Ct. pau gen. ls........ 100
Chicago and Northwestern con. 7s....... 1854
Chicago, II. and Pacific 4s..,....,........ 50
Chicago. II. /. and Pac. col. 6s....,.......S 79M
c., c.. e. and ST. Louis gen. ........... 1goR
Chicago Terminal Is ....................,.. 1e
Consolidated Tobacco 4s ..............t,,.. 6!A
Cnjorad IA aud Southern 4s.........,..,,.... 81 81.
DeEverS and RIO Grande Observation-Disclosures. 1904
Irrie f1rior lien 4s 1O0js
1trie Ganerai ~ Ssh
Fort worth and Denver City 1sts....... 1031A
Hacking Valley 4ias. 109r.s
i'ouisviIle and Nash. Unlned 4s 1915
Mama tan con gold 10ih
Mexicati Central Is Observation-Disclosures ta
Sie~ican f,entrai 1st ..,..,.,....,....... Is
MINI. and 81 Louis Observation-Disclosures. 95&
NJissouri Kansas and Texas 4s /. .......,.. 9sts
Missouri' Kansas and Texas 2ds.......... 7sA
Natlonni RI Of Mexico con. 4s........... tn
New Yorka cent SAT gen. 3hs............. 1904
Nety Jeryey Central gen. Observation-Disclosures. 1l3hs
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKETa

pErERsBuRG. VA, June g.-PEANUTS-
Continue "tlr,n al sI.l5 per bushel tor Spanisn;
sellers arc asking nigner pr!css, Sery few Is an
offered. Virgnlns tirm a. 4Ae, ior fancy s,oes.
burg Of stock that had been stored IN this
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nALr1MonE. ME-, June e7.--FI. oyiN 4. Y

pALTIMOnN ND, JnMe 80 n
lW vh GiS spot contract. and the month.
gSasSNs s. Esd' 75S %fis'sFH. or@ es4nd
sn, and ths month, 6lsd5iWc Southern by
M SHos Ae Corn 5oaSSc; Oats pu No. white
aiske Rye.al! BI!tsEnunehangsa ana
ID do indle iilIlhc.; store-pnGk 90, !lMlge,
Nisgs-steady and Unchanged % lsc, ch h,Sss
Steady large, s.gse I'M, meai n ,no gSgasij
Gtnrss grlnulated and fine, s5,lb.
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By Thomas Branch B. Coz

b7oO Amalgamated Copper as.
600 Amer Car and Foundry.
100 Amer. Cotton Oll.....a....
Amer. Snuff, pfd..,...s.....
Amor. Can ..,,........,.,...
GOO Amer. Can, pfd............{
Amer Locomotive. conn.,.
= 200 Amer. Locomotive, pfd.....
800 Amer Sugar ............s...,
800 Al, y. and s.. re, corln....
1900 Al, +. and 8. 70, $pfd,...,
$500 Baltimore and Ohio. .......
$500 Brooklyn Rapid 1'rahBtt.a.
2lW Canadian Pacific ....,...4...
Chesapeake and Ohio......
. goo Chi Great Western.
1900 CHI. NIL. and s. P,......,.
Colo. Fual and 1tpn...t...
I zoo Colo. SOUTHERN, com. ...s.
Colo. Southern. lat ptd.....
Colo. Southern. II pfd......
Cont. Tobacnn. pfd.......,..g
1900 Consolidated Gas ,.,........
800 Delaware and ludson......
M Del. Lack and West,.......
1900 Erie, com. .......s....
100 Erie. LIST pfd. ,...........t....
Erie, I'd pfd.................
100 General Electric ............a
200 Illinois Central ......,......
500 Louisville and Nashyille....
1900 Manhattail...... ...... $500.
300 Metro. Street Railwny.....
200 Mexican Central ,..........
Mo-, Kan. and rcxp com. !.
800 Mo-, Kan. and Tex. pid..'.
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Will Build College.

III C;REENsBORO,tN. G., June Tho board
Of directors OF tho Greensboro Female College
have definitely decided to begin the work OF
reachad at a meeting Of the board held here
last week. The canvass for funds. which Is
still being pushed vigorously, has resulted IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-28
4TH--JuLY-4TH
AT THE
SEAS HtORE
SPECIAL EXCURSION VIA
NORFOLK & WESTERN RAILWAY
TO
NORFOLK AND VIRGINIA BEACH.
4 DAY, ST.; q DAYS, SO.

Special train or vestlbled coaches win
leave Byrd Street Station July 4th. going
through to Norfolk and Virginia Beach
without change OF cars in either direction.
'on following fast schedule; Leave Rich
mond $3.50 A. Al, Petersburg 800 a, NJ.
ii,45 a. NJ; returning. leave Virginia
Beach $3.50 p. NJ, Norfolk 7;l5 r. NJ. ar
rIyins Richmond 1000 r, NJ. sl,C0 round
trip TO Norfolk sl,25 10 Virginia Beaet,
and return. Tickets iyill be sold for sun
day morning trains leaving Richnioad
$50 A. NJ, lTrilhy) and 800 A. A., good
az following round trip rates, SorfolS.
sa.o0; Virginia Beach. S.s5, For tickets
and further Information, apply at corn
pany's office on az Ticket offce, Byrd
Street Station,
JMo. Il. WAGNER, CALI BpsLls
CITY pass, AIT. plst, Hnss. A1ss
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COACH EXCURSION ne ST. LOUIS

sis ROUNp@TRl
EVERY TUESDAY tAND THURSDAY IN
JUNE VIA CT g. o. ROUTE.
on each Tuesday and Thursday dur
Ink rhe month Of June the Chesapeake
and Ohio will sell special ten d.. coneh
excursion tickets TO st. Louis at sle
round trip.
200 II, NJ. and 1880 r. M.
Tickets to st, Louis and return, good
for fifteen days, $al.50; sixty days. s26,
and season tickets. SS1,2o,
shortest. quickest and best route with
thorough accommodations.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
4 RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
{salea at Union Stock Yards.l

Z q, ~. H1
Receipts - the week ending Monday:
ATTLE-Rsceipts, a7a head. MARKET tar
on all grades Best sesr. - Shs;s moo oom
mon nVs q ta 'y 5000 hsltsr.; ss com
mon to fair. 3dsAc.; fat cows: az COM n
@o t tS far soW 1871 eSs SSs ssts
sI HOGS Receipts. sl5 head Market good.
Ge sE hSBs I ssSG siHsnsh st m head
Market s b gss 'nss 5e taSo
NEW YORK. June 27,-BEEYEs-Recei pts.
1885, head. Prime steers, firm to zoe. higher;
others Steady eus sn "a s ssa 20 cows
81 500 TOO caives-Recelpts. 6, $50 head. Vsais.
:5c. lower; but,rebilks, s5gase. on TOPS ,ss'
ci,y dre.ssd seas. sSsc per pound; country.
6GSc. per pound. Sheep and I-an6s--Aecelpt u.s.
$3.50 head Good handy sheep, spoat saeaaS
prime lambs Arm e SHADE hisaser: msa! 1s
an slsw eosnSs waak aheeR '. as
extra I'm VIII; suis. $50 Hoss-Rece!It. 49, 90
r Penn hogs it1Sat.So. NJ.
ee GMlcA y 81 HEAD including ss 400 Texans.
Market strong to loc higher Good T. Prlm r.
s stssss sss seoE
crs, sl.t0a6,a0; Gamers: {i.5o9a;0; bulls seaI
s 81 af Hoss- issDpi today Had;
morrow so. 90 head: loft over, 22s3 heud;
Market opened &C., lower, osed e. dse g an. an n
good to choice heavy. $500. IS; light. 81, ?9g
S.aels bulk Of sales g @s "a !, she eeded e.
chncn wethers. sIa5as.O0: fair to choice mix
ed, sa5oa450 native lambs s4af.
UNION STOCK YARDS. PITrsBURG. PA,
! june Y.-CATTLE-Supply fair; market SLOW 'ny
hoice, se1oGG 81 prime. s5.7oas.0o; fair, st+og
"a H9ssRes.ip.s % snub!s 1 dsfss; msfksI
60. light workers.. S. 59a5,55; pigs, s.. apa5:
rough, S. boaI 80. Sheep-supply light; maIke,
! slow. Prime wethers. stloTa.! g !. common
| shcp, sl.Mq20o; choice lambs, *9epoi YEA
| calYes. f5,7SG6.n.
| nj IL SoGf5,o cattie-Steady and higher. at
ssa5, 50. Sheep-steady at S29A,oo. Lambs
steady at ;3t0Gp7.oo. III
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corroNsEEp ON MARKE

NEW YORK, June a,-cottonseed OIL was
stronger, light offerings and "a good pualness
was SSsns nj higher prices. Prime crude, 9.
b. q nominal; prime summer na;r, y yh1ts
SIC. off summer yellow. n2mHaaa prNs ""''e'
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FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSIONS
VIA

ATLANTIC COAST LINE,
This line will sell round trip tickets
from all points on Its line to all points
south of the Ohio and Potomac. and east ai
Of the Mississippi! Rivers, Including 81,
Louis, Mo-, at rate OF one and one-thlra
first-class fares (minlmum rare oo ceA.s1'
Will final return limit July s. 1904.
nor full information apply to agents.
or ,, r. % ssar,rer Agent
s3s East Main ST.. Richmond, Va.
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Richmond. Va. June 81, 1904
SALES,
Virginia SO. al ess..

BALTIMORE sTocK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, ND, June 2I.--senboartl Al
lime common 77s9s; DO. preferred, l54fl5is.
Atlantic CoaSt Line common, lo9a Gllp.