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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-04
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, June s.-Ths cotton market
opened Arm at an advance OF 61?4 points ad.
vance In response to very strong Liverpool
cables. the better spot demand in mat market,
private cables reporting the possibility OF fun
time In Manchester. The New Orleans raarks.
with New Orleans connections were aatiye
sellers at thA opening advance, and these OF
ferings seemed 10 convince tho local cotton
contingent that the Southern bulls had Sun
cotton TO liquidaie through the local market.
This started q renewal OF the bear pressure.
and the market soon after the call decline 70
about ll.57 for, July. Later u rallied asain On
continued firrnness OF the liverpool cables. ana
Just before midday sold up TO ITS Tor the
summer months. while the new crop. inhu-
enced by favorable weather reports. ruled reia-
lively heavy The estimates for Saturoay,S
receipts at leading points. however. were tu!l
noon when there seemed to be some Wa!|
Street bear pressure, and prices again easea
on. reaching the lowest level OF the session,
when July sold at 1l.56 and the general llst
showed a net loss Of 8 points to an advance 9!
y points In the late trading me marker
shorts, who seemed desIrous ct evening up T.. II
for over Sunday. when there mlght % =
change for the worse In the weather; g..
though present Indications are for tnvoraple
conditions. and the close was STEADY Win tne
old crop months net sJl7 points h'gher ana ne
new crop months unchanged 70 poih's lower
Receipts at the ports to-day were a.7sl bales
against 3.l25 last week and 2S7S last year.
For the week 10000 bales against 26e2 last
week and Is, 295 last year To-days receipts az
New Orleans $40 bales against l,7ii last year
and at Houston 4eS bales against l4s last year
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PRODUCE MARKET.

ter inquiry and was steady Rye Flour
Steady. Cornmeal-Hteady. Rye-Slow. Bar
Whsat-spo. strong; No. 2 red. nominal ,i
Options opened stronger on r TensSea a,a aa
net higher. July closed at sier september
Gorn-spot firm: No. 2. 6sc Options opened
higher on further heavy rains ana advanced ,cea
&c ne net ADVANCE. july closed At sesie.; sep-
tcmber. 56sc. oats-spot steady: mixed OATS
EeefGs;eady. Gu, Meats-ouist; picked bel.
les s9;e per pound . Lsyar centinsnt ss
compound. $4,000. s7i.. Pork-ouiet. Tallow-
Firm Ros,n steady Turpsnt!nee !. ,,e;h
mild, steady. The market for conee futures uns :
opened STEADY at "a, 6 Ell Doo 81 ss
steady. Ries-eseady, Mosssss-oui.s e. =, !.
B Butter-Easy; creamery, common 20 WE W.,
lt3lsae state diary, com siole y full cream
a small eoIersd. eheIee Csc. snail while
choice. 7aasc. EFss-Eirmsr; STATE Penn ma
syivanla and nearby. fancy select. white sSv
gc. Southern interiors, la1ltc J, -.,,,. =
sortnsrn iasS2a s. 1s s,s
nieked &C.. other domestic. SNqs1se. CAB,
bages-Flrrn: Southern. per parrei.cIates wy
2.59 cotton-By steam 70 Liverpool. 1.c.
CHICAGO ILL., June s.Alar =, n n , lesarn
in IN Wheat to-day the July delivery closing
are Ar ~ IN s,QNc, and provisions 7hg27hae,
rb. leading futures ranged as follows:
NNS '~' Omen High Low. Close
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RESTRICT DuE j. IN
No RIPARIAN LIMITS
81. Lafferty Suggests Water
Cure for Wounded Honor Of
the Baptist Editors. u,

The Lafferty end Of the Christian #Ad-;
yocate comes UP this week with a side-
splitting editorial. .'Aposta tic g Blows and and
KNOCKS. devoted to the recent encounter
between prs, cranfill and Hayden. Rap-
fist editors Of Texas. Or. Lafferty recalls
Sidney Smiths account Of the duel be.
tween doctors. when. Instead Of swords,
the weapon was a. forefinger SIN cared ''!1Y
With croton oil. This tragic encounter
suggested certain things to him. He said
in part -,
The reverend editors are at daggers
point rather pistol muzzle, for, ON thelrj
way to the Southern Baptist Convention
at Nashville, tho Rev. DR., Cranfill fired
two shots on a pullman at the Rev. pr.
Hayden. There was no blood, not even
a bruise from a bullet. Such lndlftefens
craftsmanship will discredit these EDITORS
In Texas. where every boy I'm MS Cos
ling can snuff a candle when his mus
tang is at a dead run. The Alamo q
1T seemed fitting that the train load
OF Baptist delegates ought to have re.
strained the hot and heroic editors TN
the cars came to the Mississippi, The
''ten PAGES stepped Oft" along Its banks
appear the proper place for the polemie
preachers tol"try conclusions" With each
other. cranfill and Hayden might have
been supplied each Wit! With ansS Sasps .i,s
slulces shot In the nostr!ls. Or. II these
weapons were outlawed by reason Of re-
sem alliance to "sprinklins, then the bell
cose brethren might have secured sat
isfaction,' and cooled their colorio By
settling their differences" amid the great
waters. Bach. UP to his neck ~ the
turbid tide. could have tested skin BY
attempt to submerge his antagonist The
''bubbllng cry OF despair from the
liquid grave would count as the signal
OF defeat. The bystanders run no risk
Of contact with cartrldg e, and tho cute
cap Of the Contestants after the siui.
lltude OF porpolse. might have d..
varted the delegates to the bursting of
I've conjure tho clergy Of that clever
church to enact "rubric" Tor eonvsn-
tons, restricting duell!ng divtnss to
riparian limits. decreeing tho water cur,
for wounded honor
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next ruesaaY VIII Instruct for Judge
Geurgs Gray for the presidency, re
thinks, but that the sentiment OF ths
Democrats Of the state IL for Judge
Parker on second choice. He THINKS lls
there IL small doubt Of the elen.ora e
vote Of the state being cast Tor tne len.
ecratic NOMINEES this fall. DelaWaEe .. Is
naturally q Democratic state. and wn zen
Vii casts It's vote any other way. II may
ba act down az certain that something
IA radically wrong either as TO the plat
form or as to the nominee.
Attempt to Gust Murphy.
K A Now York city Democrat, VINO Is N
washington to-day. brings the startling
newa that there Ia a movement on foot
10 o,,st Charles r. Murphy as the leader
AZ the Tan1mar,y Hail Democracy. The
movement has already gathered consid.
erable strength, and 1t Ia being predicted
4 hnL the T,anin1any captain will eventual-
~ find himself without JOB unless no
manages his affairs more prudentiy.
Tho ostensible ground OF opposition TO
Murphy Is that he resides at Atlantic
city. as no has been doing for some
svenrs. and that 1t Is impossible for him
n rl.een In close touch with New York
affairs The opposition Ia strengthened
Nv the s,nimosty which Murphy has ex-
cited nv his continued opposition to the
nomination Of Judge Parker. It is said
that pronounced majority Of the Tam
nany Democrats are in favor OF the
nomination OF the chief juddge' and that
they are disposed to mutiny because OF
the attitude OF the big chief.
1t is the intention Of the disaffccted
ramr,nanv men to make Hon. Hugh Grant
tia leader OF Tamany II they are sue.
cessf,ll II, accomplishing the overthrow OF
Murphy. They have excellent chances OF
rIcceas Grant was a Tanmany mayor
and while his administration was not
entirely satisfactory to the majority OF
the people OF New York, y pleased me
Tammany men, ana they would be gao
to ace him at the head OF their organlsa-
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COTTON REPORT.
Secretary Hester's Weekly State
rnent Shows Decrease.
(By Associated Press,

1 4
,,nu op1rANs. June 3.-secretary
sav shows for the three days Q. Q.
1 T,na q decrease under last year =.
~ ond incrcase over the same per'uu
year before last Of 1900. ave ~
Tnr the nine months and three days ~
~. oson that have elapsed, the assss.
cate q behind the same DAYS o. .ass
v ve s7a. 600 and behind the same Gays
year before last so4'ooo .,u,. awning
ms amount brought into sight duEins
tina mast week has been 42uso Oa ~ IS.
against 55119 for the same seve. u ~
last year and 1880 year pe1ora Ias,, , az
N movement since September ISL SHOWS ' Ia
ceIpts at all United States por.s N W
7olo,sss, against 7,6o2 III last ysaf, ~ %.
.nmac Rivers to Northern mills ana can
ada sss. asa. against 1,063634 last yeh.;
Tntarior stocks In excess OF those ns ny
at the close Of the commercial year. 70
aos against 1918 last year. sousnefn
Mil takings, l,67s,ooo. against l'1os'o4s 'ae
year, L.. s.ntsn,ner
is e7oe,64s, against lo3s1,7oi last year,
Foreign exports for the week nave n 's' :.
222lo, against 64,s7s last year /! M Naa ~
the total thus far for the season o,'Ve's0''
: The total taklngs OF American mills.
North. South and Canada. thus far 70.
the season have been s,7s662s asa'ns'
5, 762, $50 last year,
Stocks at the seaboard and the twenty.
nine leading Southern interior centers
have decreased during the week 2l.ol
bales, against decrease during the c.. cor
resnondinr period last season Of &.m5.
Including stocks left at ports and TN
interior towns from the last crop any
the number OF bales brought INTO s'sh
70 I'D date is s,s7144s. against lo6ss'77b fo1
! tha sona perod last year.
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WOMEN THIEVES !.
in AUTOMOBILE
Clever Shop-Lifters Give Chi
cage Police No End Of
Trouble. Il
NV Associated Press.

4gf33 35t3Plby AbsuClt1tSu tSeess''
CHICAGO. June S.--Two women. W l'''
dress stylishly and are experts IN the
handling Of an automobile, are being ls
sought by the police. whol declare them
to be the cleyerest thieves that have
visited Chicago in years. Articles valuea
II 81 200 we're stolen from a turr.er's es.
Enlistment at night following yi ~,
from the two. women IN the a .,s s soesa.
when they had requested Ina ~, ene sNe''''
10th women wore automobile cloaKs
and their machine was left standing at
the the curb l while they were in the store;
si Ths ,olice are of the opinion that the
,va ans p are working under the instruct
Mons saws ~ mon. In the -aytime the women
l locate places to be robbed and the men rst
perforun their work Of burglary Al h's NJ
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SYMP A'THY
ON MARKET
Caused by Few Executions Of
Large Buying Orders, Which
Lifted Stocks Higher.
LATER DuLLNEss PREVAILED l-,E
Excessive Rains in Grain Re-
pions Counted Against Pros
poets Of the Crop.
tBy Associated Press5

,,rvv Work.. June 3.--Durlng the frst
,o,r ~ to.day's market there were rev
n,,.t.r orders executed In a number OF
stocks lifting them to a higher lever ana
causing the general market TO hasten IN
.vn,nothv. Thc movement was not pur-
900 and the market fen Into intense
dullne.s with no evidence OF dispo-
alton either to buy or sell.
rYncssIve rains in tho grain regions
wore counted against the prospects OF
tho crops, and some rather sensat. u'
ranort. circulated In Wall Street OF dam
age by floods. Il, -. ~.
gave rise to disturbing runors q !. money Y
troubles growing out Of the conaitLio.is ~ ~,
that narAet. but tho effect was ,negi nfHsieIl
! estimate Of the acreage for the presen.
CROP ana the June wheat condition were
paid more attention to In the stock mar.
kei than the movements IN the oottoh
The estimates OF the weeks currency
movement Indicate continuance OF the
flow to this center. although me IL Se y !
l l9tk wgs Eek, s and ire New York Exchange
ut Chicago Is rising lightly.
The strength shown by the coaiers was
IN spite of The Ap5 statement ten q s saf In
III hEh es yasy g. vhsh IF sa
Than ina Wiped be- out by the loss OF the coal
cnmpanies. The fractional advances ~
the coalers and In United States 6teel
preferred made the, closing firm W, with
,iiarI Total sales. par value, NG5 900,
United stntes new AS advanced 1-a per
Total .ales Of stocks to-day. lssspo
shares
MONEY AND ExCTIANGE-CLOsE
Money on call. lal IA; closing bid, ]; q.
tered at Ii ting S,Y ,oans as Sa p ano cent?
six months. z l.2@s IL: prime mercantile
paper, 3.l14l-4 pre- cent; sterling OK
Change firm. with Ectual business IN
and al $i.S7 4.@i.S7.5O for sixty day bills;
posted rates, s4.sGg4.sel-2 and Ass; com
rr,ercinl bills. H.s4 3-415 ~; bar silver,
5sls Mexican dG1lass hand; sqrernImrh'
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BANK cLEAR1NGs.
.Bradstreet's Table Showing Per-
centage of Clearings.
(BY Assoclated PrEss,

table. complied by Bradstreet. shows the
bank clearings at a number Of prlIn cl "a
cites for the week ended June "a. tne
percentage Of increase and decrease - I'll q:
Compared with the corresponding Wees
last year. slxty-three other cities age
included In the totals: or
New York s q; s;s dssFease$
S Sostoa' 'ss S. ,isSoas; decrease. ear.
Philadelphia, $s3.l3S675; decrease. las.
s Bill s aUnss sss,7s7ssi; decrease. 2a,s.
San Erancisco, $2S.22s, lis; decrease, SO.
t eincinnati RsSt.i7ss.soo; decrease, ii:
Kansas city, $lb.S0o $50; increase. ~:
New Orleans, 3l2,5l6, lS7; increase 23.7.
Louisville, $s.7l42s4; decrease. s.S'
emnghls sISssGY d desrsass 7s
Msfinu s'sAs, ,i5s'5s4: decrease, az.
Savannah, S2,69S,oSi; Increase; 2l.S
Fort Worth, s2$s5,239; decrease, ~.
Nashville. $ai6l,77s; increase. ga,
Norfolk, S15s4, 73s; decrease. 81.
Augusta Ca, $6S0,T68; decrease, 2l.v,
Birmingham, s! ,a:s,lsQi increase a.
Little Rock 1893 1sa; decrease Ct sle
Chattanooga, 1924 22sS yso1 inoss6yease, u, 10 n
jacksonville, Fla, ssos,ssoi sAS q ie''
a sIyssto 'I sssl dfsessas H.
a sasI|sibs2 aatea staies siSsSss az
't yassias sew york, ssss,lvhsA; as'
of Toseis ga Canada s5o7sso5s decrease 1913
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vETERANs' REUNION
NAsHNILLE, TENN., JUNE t4.16,
teo4. LoW@RATESH VIA SOUTH.
rRN RAILWAYS.

1una 10th to 18th. inclusive, the South
ern RAILWAY will sell special low rate
excursion tickets from all points on Its
lines to Nashville and return, account
Of the above occasion. limit June 18th.
Rate from Richmond to Nashville and
return will be s1S.75; comparative low
rates from all other points.
BY deposit OF ticket with Joint agent
Nashville. and payment OF fee Of fifty
cents return limit will be extended to
date as late as July 10th. This offers a
splendid opportunity to visit the Worlds
Fair. as we'll as the Reunion.
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BODY WAS HURLED
FROM THE COFFIN.
Wagon Containing Corpse Of
Soldier Demolished BY
Trolley Car.
fRv AssocIated Press.)

ST. PAUL, MINI, June S-While an
undertaken, D. W. Hurley, was today
remoy ny from; Fort Smelling the body Of
Tony &. Wish, a soldier. who was shot
by 4 guard at the Fort yesterday, the
wagon was struck by q streetcar ana
the body Of the dead man was hurled
from the coffin,
IThe coffin and the wagon Were smashed
to lieces Hurlsy's knee was dislocated.
and George Sulke, a cousin OF the dead
man. and John Deyl!n. the undertakers
assistant, we're also hurt.
rio body was brought to ST. Paul N :
street-car. fl8
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Worlds Visible Supply Of Cotton

NEW ORLEANS, June s,-secretaTy
Hester,s statement OF the worlds visible
supply of cotton. issued to-day. shows -. sse
tntal Visible to be 2a4+5ls, against 1885,
~ last week and 2,s45,1a last year.
az this the total Of American cotton
a. 1's7s5ls, against l,4s7.755 last week, ana
,4sslM last year, and OF all other KINGS
including Egypt Brazil, India, etc, Lvn,-
900, against lo99,00 last week ana l'los' :
81 the worlds visible supply OF cotton,
there Is now afloat and held In Great
britain and continental Europe lS94ooo'
AGAINST $500, 900 last year; IN Egypt.
1900 against 5000 last year; In india,
AZ OU. against 7ls0O0 last year and IN
t he United states $4,000. against Sef, 600
last year.
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NAvAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. N. c., June s,-sPIR1Ts
TURPENTINE-Firn, at 63c.: receipts, n
casks. Rosn-Firm at -. 80; receipts 1853 bars
rels. Tar-Firm at st.So: receipts. II barrels.
CHARLESTON, S. c.. June s.-TuRPDN-
TINE-Firm at 53hc. RosIn-Firp,
a SAVANNAH. GA. Juno a.-Holiday. No
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Postmasters Appointed.

a (By Associated Press. ] n
WAsH1N GTCN, June 9.-Pres ident
roosevelt to-day appointed tho following
postn1asters. :, ~ -,
~. Newton. r, P. Reinhardt.
'Georgia-Ca w. T. EdwardH.z
n T,oi,isla na-Do naldsonville,|J F.ATerrle.
Mississippi- Grenada, A. s. Ws1gerti
Magnolia. A. j !. Leggett.
'AlIabanla9Gadsden Thos. H. stephens
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BALTIMORE. MD, June s.-FLouR-ou!s

BALTIMORE. MD, June s.-FLouR-oulss
barrels Whsstp9 laG w Sest eshtSs sa
fi M! t ReV month, Juy sye assea
august $50 asked sor5 5Is spos o age
9 49,: No. White, AG4sssc Rye-Dull; No.
) 7iaaise. Buttcr-steady and nnchans,sadi;;
fancy imitation, l71lSe.; fancy c:samery, iSSS0
I ggSS.u,s-NFirm and unchanged at 17hc; Cheese
ifsehanged. Sugar-Strong and unchanged
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4,ss7 head. sheep. steady. 70 fraction lower
earrings, hrn; lambs, Arm TO 26c. higher.
Sheep. 81. zoos. 80 export wethers. $3.50; year.
iirgs. So, 1bGa.S5; lambs, as5o9s65i culls. ss
Hogs-Rsceipts. 1859 head Market easier,
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, Nd June 3.-Seaboard Air
Line common, TAGS; DO preferred. l6tagl6&.
Atlantic Coast Line common, l974lcs.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
PEANUT MARKETS.

PETERSBURG, VA. June a.-PEANUTs-
Continue nrm Al Hip per Dushe, lot spant,a;
ffered Virginias arm at 4xc, for fancy stock
Some shipments are being maos from Peters
burg Of stock that had been stored ~ tals
city. .si w lfsi
NORFOLK, VA. June s-PEANUTs--
Fancy, 4..Voc: strlcily pril. 4ssV4n nc /, prime.
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nv EooDs MARKEr.

q NEW YORK, June 5,-The dry goods market
is in the same undecisive state which has
marked It's condition for the lasr few weeks.
sauguine Of improvement.
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to tho Continent, 1850 bales; stock. z1s.4SS
bales
Consolidated q, all seaport.---Net rsA:lpts.
19, go bnies export 10 Great Braln, 62sb pale5i
10 the Continent, 1881 bales,
Total sinca September LIST at all seapots-
Net receipis.7.oJ3 7to bales; export 70 Great
Britain 22s2 e9i bales; to France 900 baes;
10 the Continent. z, 5000 bales to Japan. Az
s3s bales; TO Mexico. 2s,s7i bales
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Small Judgment,

IA Judgment OF s55.40 Was rendered yes
terdsv ii, the Circuit Court for the plain
7tlff il tfla case Of Taliaferro and Haynes
!, against u. ]. Deitrlck,
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NrAsH1EST jnne e-H, l. Fry.
now froad lnaster of the Southern Rail,
~ has aasa II way With
ters al Greensboro. ~ q,
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The ieadIng futures ranged as foIoWH:
az open. High. Low Close

Sep. .,:;o,.,ons were as follows: FLoUN-l
Gash 81 auo .,sady. No. q spring wheat, s4gs7c;
No. ss9sSs red ssI,ow sLot tgIa@s1o rs 10
corn, wi r,s GIsc.: no 9 WHITE 42yiiAc. Good
3es cans sarisy asa e choice mailing,
isSsSc MOL haxseed, sLOo NO. ! n. norm en-
w y, 1o iarS per 100 pounds s4oGsa? short
ribs '9agK sh9 5a, slea al i hiEs
anHAs' 81 81 Clover contract grade, slu.75.
ssutter-Firm; creameries. 1ah3llho.; carries e.
2aise a. s.r mark GEES sse 'n'u'su
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago. n. and st. Paul gen. @s......... 100
Chicago and Northw western con. 7s.,....... LIN
Chicago. r. I. and pac. ls......,...... %
Chicago. r. I. and Pac. col. BA............ 7oh
Chicn 20 srerminal q 73h
Snnso1tda "a Tnhacco is.....,............ 59N
soiorano and Southern NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s2H
Denver and Rio Grande ls...,......t.....
Eris frnerai IA Observation-Disclosures. s. n
Eort JVorfh and Denver City 1stS,....... 101
Hooking Valley ............. 1y7M
Manbattan con. gold Observation-Disclosures. loaN
Ms~Ican centra II Observation-Disclosures. GO
Me1ican5 Central list Observation-Disclosures. IN
X X inn".cnd 81 n iouis "a ,..,,,,...,,,., Ss
Il ssourI. Kansas and Texas Il ........... DIN
Mtsso,trt Kansas and Teras ds..,,....,... II
National r. r. OF Mexico con 4s........ TX
Nav Jersey Cnn.rai gen. 5s..........,..... 1901
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SUMMER EXCURSION RATES TO
MOUNTAIN AND sEAsHoRE RE-
SORTS ON NORFOLK

~ AND iWESTE Mn, lFl- -
Summer excursion tickets to the noun
tain and seashore resorts on the Nor
folk and Western Railway are on sale
daily until September 3oth. good for re-
turn passage until October 81, 1901. SUM
msr resort folders furnished. Tickets slld
and Pullman reservations made by Rich
mond Iransfer G9mPanyt y, W, stes 9.
ton and John p, uagner City Rassen-
ner and Ticket Agent, SSs p. Main vStreet
~ C. Fl. BOsLEY,
District Passenger Agent,
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corroNsEEp OIL MARKET

NEW YORK, June s-cottonssed Gil was In
Prime crude, T. O. b. mills, 21c.: prime sum-
rner yellow. 2s92sisc: OF summer yellow, nom
inal: prime white 33c,; pr inc winter yellow.
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RIcHMLED GRAlN MARKET.
Richmond. Va, June 3, 1904.
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARhEf
(SaleS at Union Stock Yardsf

Richmond, Va, June ., 1--we
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 1903 head, market acti CITY 9;
Bsat stsers, 505Nc. medium TO good, !H4
&c, common TO fair, Sla9te,i helfers. sAw
dc, dry COWS, a94Mc,I bulls, sgtG, Ga' sss
5r@6,sc.; fresh COWS s2h at5 quarantine cat
"fHioGs-Recslpts. sAo7head; market Arm. SELL
~ H tsH AND LAhtBs--Rees!pts sos head,
n fairi Sse t BUCKS sasac, lambs. sS7Ao
CHICAGO. ILL.,, Juae a,--eATL5Es,,Rss.,
eaiR stssrs. sHtos si poor e msdlun |asGS
ko gstockers and Feeders. ss261t7b; cows, $EIe
gt;E6o s asstst4o 10; CAVES, saSo@s5o HogsRs-
seipts to-day, 10000 head estimated for toner
M,xed and butchers. Ssoq4 good 70 ehoes
heavy SI769is2hs; rough heavy, " S so y
slSns -fRsesIp.s 1900 head Market steady to
w " eho,es son aI.sd sSaS@; native lambs. $50
$50
NEW YORK. June s.--BEEyEs.rReceipts,
sas asd e. ssyiS u isr9sa sssS esss cows ia
$50 81 H hsad. Nh. MsEk &
Choice, $500; no buttsrm - pressed y veal
sss & Rss shssss sq and sssasss
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u s. retundlnE %. registered. 80. 1o4h
u. s. refundlng Is. coupon. loo z
IT, s. 49, registered. 1osx
u, a. a.. co,,non ,.................. 1os
u. s. New a. registered ...............,... 1a2H
u. g. New As. coupon !. I. !. 132
u. S. Old 40, registered. NV
u. S. OLD Is. coupon ........................ ~
AtchIson general Observation-Disclosures. 1olX
AtchiBon adjustment Is .........,.......... VlN
Atlantic coaAt Line 4s..................... % A
Baltimore and Ohio ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. lolH
Baltimore and Ohio observation-disclosures. e5A
Central Of Georgia bs.......s.............. 1858
Central Of Georgia LIST 1nc................ q
chesapcake and Ohio lpiA
Chicago and Alton ahs.............,....: e
Chicago. B. and Quincy new 4s.......... eaH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-04

Spot cotton closed QuIeti mldd!lhR uplHHus'
12c.: middling gulf, IL, %; sales, i1d pales'
Cotton quiet; middllng, l2,0ot gross receipts,
SeI bales, sales 42e bales; stock. SO, Al bales
Total to-day at oil seaports--Net receipts,
2,7sl bales; export to Great Hrltaip, 100 bales;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-04
COACH EXCURSION TO ST. LOUIS
s16 ROUND TRlE

EVERY TUESDAY AND TFURspAY IN
JUNE VIA c. g. o. ROUTE.
on each Tuesday and Thursday DUR
ink rhe month Of June the Chesapeake
md Ohio will sell special ten day coach
oxcursion tickets TO st. Louis at SIC
round trip.
Fast vest!buled trains leave Richmond
200 II. M, and 1880 p. M.
Tickets to st. Louis and return, good
for fifteen days, s2l,50; sixty days, S2e.
and snason tickets, $500.
shortest. quickest and pest route with
through accommodations.