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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-23
RALLY IN ASHLAND.
Close Contest for Superintendent
of Schools Of Hanover.
I(Snacta1 IN 1'he Times

IIt1L 1Hnec'a1 tn II'he TImes- Jo1snntcl.) "
ASHLAND. VA, May 22--Muoh interest
jis manifested here In the election Of u
snew. county school superintendent to slr-
coed Mr.. W, RI, Campbell, At present
there Is deadlock between Mr. Ben
Cooke, of the county and Mr., Marion
smithey. OF Ashland. The matter will
come up Tomorrow before the State
Hoard, In which the vote OF Governor
Montague. will decide the matter.
In yiew of the above situa ton tho an-
.noHncement to-day that Mr.. Carter tRedd.
OF Beaver Dam, was a candidate. created
much Interest, Il a.3
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TERMINUS OF THE
COULD. RAILROADS |;
Franchise for Lighting the Town
to be Granted to
Gould.
L.
(spec,al 10 The mes-Dlspaloh.)

ASHLAND, VA. May 22-The. termi-
nus OF the Gould railways which are now
being surveyed between here and Tappa-
hammock and between. here and Rich
mond, known as the Richmond and Ches-
5apeake Bay Railway Company, will be
located near the Presbyterian Church on
what is known as the August lot. This
lot was recently secured for the purpose
from Mrs Caroline Scott = OF. Ashland.
At the next meeting OF the. Council an
ordinance Will be- passed granting the
exclusive franchise for electric lighting In
Ashland to Mr.. Fraltk ]. Gould. who has
filed his bid for 500. The ordinance
provides that the work must commence
In six months. " " I Y, =;
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sULLINs COLLEGE.

n %. tHpeolnI 70 TIC IIImes-D1sD tch.) 03977H
E BRISTOL, VA, May 22-This was
lege here, The annual literary address
WAS delivered by DR., w. n. Jordan OF
the University Of Tennessee. Diplomas
representing the several depart ments. The
baccalaureate sermon was delivered Sum.
day by DR.; J. Y Tigart book editor OF
'n eom a'oasn1 uE IS n s ppogress at vr
ginin Institute for Young Ladies' Tho
baccalaureate sermon was preached by
Dr. George w. Mcdaniel, Of Richmond,
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m HIHi ''t upiands. ~; m,ddhs gult SO;
sales 800 bales
eeipts i1.64l bales; sales, 4.7oo bales; stoes:
lli.6sl bales: export TO Great Britain. l6s
as csn. 81 i. ~ '9 1ses,p
bales export 10 Great Britain. ls5 bales: 70
the Continent. 1903 bales; TO Japan. Ley
Consolidated at all ports-,Net receipts, 81. s2o
bales; export to Great Britain. l0.2Ss bales:
70 rrnee ioos ea ~ 4. 70 the -
Total since September LIST at all ports.,.S,e e
receipts bales EXPERT 10 .e Great BT,.ain
Ell bales sra sse. isss ss
bales; TO Mexico. Is So bales.
NEW YORK; May ss-FLo guIsa ,nr,r but
pWhsa,DFirn: No.2 red. sl.oah nominal e!e-
decline May eiossd at si.o2; July, $3.50; Sep
no s,e ms sen asyses slevs May
closed at 6Ac.; July, sssc. oats-sseady;
II. Sss siss,: a's s.. Rss'sf bel
Firm; rcaned. firm. Pork--Steady. Taliow-..
Dull. Rosin--Firm at .s.75as.so, Turpentinet----
conee--spos Rio. quiet; mild. dun. Futures Futures
steady unehsngedt 70 Iso paints hismer
7-isc.; refined. steady. R!ce-Firm. nolasees-
Steady
Butter-Firm: creamery. 1920; state dairy.
lSG2li1c. Chesee-Easy: new. small 10Gl0kc.
Esgs-Irregular: selected. nearby. ecGslc;
southern, poor to fair. l0al6c.
Potatoes-Irregular; Southern rose, s2.1G3. 90;
State and Western, 7sc. OIL 90; Jersey sweets.
81. 5oa4oo. Peanuts-ouiet:. fancy handpicked.
Easy Charleston. per barrel crate, sc. OLE.
cot,on-By steam to Liverpool lo0l4c &,
CHICAGO. ILL. May recovering by fran
tic shorts to-day caused a. sensational advance
delivery and OF &c. In the price OF May wheat.
Rumors OF an attempt to corner all corn for
Nay delivery was the main reason for the
sharp bulge in the price OF corn. Part Of the
advance was lost on profit taking. IA the
close May corn was up 4hc..; May VIII eat Is up
an even Be-: July oats are up Nc; provisions
are shade lower .s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-23
BAT THING NELSON NO
|. MATCH ! FOR ABE ID /. ATTE Eli
Western Fighter Proved Easy
Proposition for Cali
fornia Man.
(By Associated Press.)

i PHILADELPHIA, May 2e.-Battllng Mel
son made his first appearance in the prize ring
IN this city tonight and proved a rather
easy proposition for Abe Atteli, OF California
1t was the old story OF the finished boxer
against fighter. Atelrs cleverness proved
too much for Nelson, and In the first hour OF
the six rounds OF the bout. the Californian
5abbcd the western man Mt will. In the fifth
round Attell's strength began to wane, but he
was able to hold Nelson easily. In the latter
part OF the sixth round however Attell re-
covered himself and was hammering Nc:son
with rights and left when the bell sounded.
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The Produce Market.

Tho receipts OF vegetables and other country
produce were somewhat larger on Cary Street
yesterday than the commission merchants look,
cd for, The demand was active. however, and
business was fairly good without any material
change In prices. Still larger receipts ayn
predicted for to-day. 57s55 sis5 s
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DR.. Frank A. Waddill.

L CHARLESTON. s. c., May 22--Jor.
Frank a.. Waddlll, a prominent business
man OF Cheraw, died to-day after short
aNl Lee University shortly after the war.
AVID for some line was private secretary
to General r., Il. Lee, He. afterwards
graduated atthe Baltimore Medical Col
legc. Mr. Waddill had been an officer In
the Bank Of CheraW since 1889.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-23
Leaf Tobacco Market.

q The sales of leaf tobacco for the week will
onens up mt the Tobacco Exchange and prob
ally at the warehouses also this morning, The
market was very active. all last week and tho
receipts by rail- being large Saturday and
yesterday, the pr'bablltylis that the offerings
at the Exchange Will no greater this morning
than on any day this season. sg
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY. %, 1905.

. 4
PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY %, 1905.
Steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk. merchan-
disc and passengers. old Dominion line.
disc and passengers, OLD Dominion Steamship
Company. SILL Sc 49, ZEE 80 FL
Schooner Charley P, Flnney. Middleton.
Chickahominy River. corn. Warner Moore and
Schooner James a. Garfield, Bailey, Chick
ahomny River corn. Warner Moore and. Co. &
Schooner John Keso. Shores. Rappahannock
River corn. Warner Moore and Co. j,
Schooner Mnryetta, Roman, Potomac River,
fish. Robert n. Smith and Co. rs
Barge Minerva, Clayton. Baltimore. coal,
Barge p IL Pamiico, colson, Baltimore. coal,
Crump and West GO.
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves. Norfolk and
sengers Virginia Navigation Company. -
"A Steamer Brandon. Harvey, Norfolk. nerchan.
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line:
s5s
PORT OF WEST POINT. MAY 20. 1905.
ARRIYEn ~
baltimore, Courtney. Baltimore. passengers
Elm City. Haynes. Mattaponi River landings,
passengers passenger and Is seassXTiaLl S srrs0
Baltimore; Courtney. Baltimore. passengers
and general cargo, gl
4 Elm City, Haynes, Mnttnponi River landings,
passengers and general cargo
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. MAY %. 1906
ARR!VED,
Steamer ". L. Riken' New YORK l
Schooner Annie B. Mitchell New York
Schooner Mary w. Bowen, Providence.
Schooner t''r. Ausus'q sA 1WsIt: Norfolk,
Schooner BENJAMIN A. yanbrunt. New Haven,
Barge Grafton, Cambridge.
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EXCELLENT RECITAL.
Enjoyed Entertainment by Nine.
Heineck-Loyd and Mrs. Yeanans

TielHccK-IOyd and Mrs. earlIdHs
A music-loving and select audience en-.
joyed the Joint recital by Madame Anita
Helneck LLOYD and Mrs. Jennie Yea
The programme was diversified and was
fully appreciated by those present. Mad
anne Heineck Lloyd was in splendid voice,
mans never showed to bettor advan-
tage.
They We're assisted by Miss Annie Rein
The programme was varied, including Sc
Gounod-Bach Gilbert Parker Stanton,
Tennyson and Fred. Brooks.
Among the most enjoyable selections
by Madame Hcineok-Lloyd was ave
Maria" by Gounod-Bach, and Tostis
Goodbye" in the former, Miss Rein
ihardt assisted with violin obligato.
The favorle reading by Mrs, Yealnans
were "The Swing" by Brooks. aud THE
First Quarrel" by Tennyson.
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SEAA 3 J. Z ARD.
AIR LINE RA1LMA4,

III I-y- 1876. 9ys 8ys&
TRAIN.5 LEAVE NIcHA1OND-DAILY.
$50 A -Locat--iorS Noriina and Hamlet. TIL
2: 20 p. M.-6eaboard East :Mail-Savannah.
jacksonville, Atlanta and Southwest.
10 100 P.$ NJ Seaboar1 Express--Savannah,J ack-
sonviIe, Atlanta and Southwee L III 81
s5tS{3s TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. sss ..{s
s:s5 A.. M.--Brom Florida, Atlanta and south--
5tstQ3
4:55 i, M.-Fron. Florida, Atlanta and South
{s& west. "a. M s5T9%
H s. LEAR y, w 4 NJ. TAYLOR,
80 Dist Pass. Agent ~ City Ticket Agent
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Mrs. Nora Cox.

Especial to The Times Disratch)
8 GATE CITY, VA, May g. Mrs. Nora
Cox, wife of Professor John Cox, fell
dead at o'clock this morning while
going about her household duties She
was apparently In good health. She was
25 years old, and had been married only
o. little more than year,
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There was a fair supply OF aheep and lambs;
good damand prices steady.
HOGS were In light supply and cold at firm
prices. Outlook fair for next week.
H We quote choice native Virginia butcher cat
re: 81 a5As few fancy, e.; ,mediun to good
10 10 good southern heters .teers and &c cows $40
&C.; common to fair. 2tdsAc.:. bulls. 3q4c- |;
oxen ava &C.; veal calves, tdShc.; Southern
calves, "a SIC. per pound
Sheep. 415c.: spring lambs, 1850; good hogs.
6ha6hc.: pigs. sake. ESD 81
Hogs weighing 10 to, 1so pounds are most
cepta, si.ooo. head. Market steady. Good to
prime steers. S. saas. Is; poor to medium, sL4o9
s s, o.. and tesdsrs sow S
Reeelpis a. i coS head. Market saoe higher
Mixed and .i good t. s shase
Ss Ssf hesd ia'ss ias
shorn. tSaps. s. s; fair 10 choice. mixed shorn.
iA.6oG4.so; native lambs. shorn, ;iG6.0.
NEW YORK. May MISUNDERSTANDING
1858 head. Steers, loa15c lower; bologna bulls
~ steady s,eers sS2s9sso: bulls; sas1g
sss Fafy sess but ass ysas
hesvy,,7: general sales. ssQlsS. Dressd calves
weak; city dressed veals. 7d1lo,lc. per pound
country dressed. in light supply and selling at
6Q9hc. per pound. Shee1, and Iambs-ReceIpts.
1894 head Sheep fairly steady: lambs l0a l6c..
lower. Spring lambs slow and ra Their eas.er.
sl!ngs, all clipped, ,SasssN; no wooded stock :
spring lambs ss.57190o; by the head. 1895
each. Hogs--Receipts. 1875 head. Market
firm; stnte hogs. $4,000. n
rs CINCINNATI, May a2.-HOGS-Active.
Butchers, IS. h2s d5.b5; common, 81 100H 40. Cat
tlc--Steady. Fair to good shippers, s4.65G5 IS {;
common. s. 25G3o0 Sheep-Qulet at 81. 50lI4. Is.
l4ambG-Slow at SAG, IS, 23l VI ttiS
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
Z BALTIMORE. MD, May 22,-Eeaboard Al
Limo common, 1871 asked; do. preferred, 5
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
: Richmond, Va, May 22, 1905.
II QUOvArIONA NN $50
CATTLE MARKETS,

I. RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
3 (Saes at Union Stock Yards.) a
Richmond Va, May az, 1905.
There was q fair supply OF cattle on our
market this week. Prices on all stades easier.
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N k&7lVhA6Ifo|k&W6SSttern.

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. sSsf
a 900 A. M.--NORFOLK LIMITED. Arrives
Ta:tolk 1920 A.. NJ. Stops only at Petersburg
Vaverly and Suffolk . II Z,
u 9;Oo A. sM--CHICAGO EXPRESS Bunet
Paror Carr Pe,srsharg 3 L yn y, ,ola ana
bus, Bluefeld to Cincinnati: also Roanoke 70
Knoxville, and Knoxville e Momphs. care
Dining Car, Roanoke to Williamson, w. va.
1910 2. M.-RoANoKE EMPRESS. fo es
Farrnyille, Lynchburg and Roanoke.
800 P. M.-OCEAN SHORE LIMITED. Ar-5
rlves Norfolk $50 P. NJ. Stops only at Peters.
burg Wayerly and SuHok. Connects Win
steamers to boston, Providence. New York.
Baltimore and Washington. 5tsz
1925 P. M.--For Norfolk and all stations east
o:so p. Anew ORLEANS SHORT LINE.
Pullman sleepers Richmond to 1ynchbuTg and
Roanoke. Petersburg TO East Radrord. LYNCH
burg TO Chattanooga, Memphis and New Or
$50 p. M.-sT. Louis EXPRESS. Pullman
Sleeper Petersburg to Roanoke and Roanoke 70
Columbus. Dining Car IS. ~
Trains arrive from the West 7:E a n. Ego
r. NJ. ind 9:ls r. NJ; from Norfolk ll:4o a. -.
and y 80 r. NJ, s f6 4sF
rs w. 3. BEVlLL. Q; =: SOsL6f,
Cent Pass. Agt Dlst. lass AL
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steady Winter. patent. s5isG5,x,; spring pat
ent, IS 55G5so, Wheat-Dull. but hrner: spot
ana contract, sl.01; the month, sl.Os: southern
by sample. S90c. G$1.05M, Corn-Du; spot and
the month, 55aebAc.; southern White, go
5sssc. oats---Firm; No. 2, 3.nc. Rye-Dull,
.Buter--steady and unchanged; fancy imlta-
ton, 2oGelc; do. creamery. zsd24c Eggs--
Steady and unchanged at lGMc. Cheese Easy
and unchanged Sugar-steady and unchanged;
coarse granuated, $500; fine, 1890, !.
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10 Z &; ~ KiC.LplOn0, : 1edcricks.s
1s * . burg 8 Potomac Il. IL

HrnillS lk<sASc - Ne
tA:lsI q. si.-lnii y--byrd ST. Through.
< 1:%i AZ M.-Duily--hain st. Tnrough h.
7:1 A M.--Week Days--Elba- Asnianu Ac.
$40 s a. iM.0Dauy-Byrd St. Through. Local
I, q; n.Tne- Ioays-l3yrd ST.. Through. s
Il :S S p M.-Week Days-B sra st re4sr lcts-
a1e, burg accommodation 4. ~ laS3 1tEl3
ts p. NJ --Daily--Aliin& ST. Through. n
$3.50 u M.--,Neek Lay s-- hilbH- A.stliand as
SOS +. 'M.~Daiiy.-Byrd st. Through.
81 rains Arrive Rlcnmond-s g, y "a;
$40 A. M-Week Days Ashland N t as
$40 4. M--Week Days-Byrd St. Fredericks-
s;a5 Al M-Daily-byrd st. aThrough..rr, y.
IL 10 a. M.--Week Days--Byrd St.. through
OIL; p o'IM.-DaiIy- Main St. Through.
$40 p M.--Week Days--Elba. Ashland Ao-s
7.15 3. M.NsDaily-Byrd ST. Through.
9:vO p. sM.--Dally-byrd ST. Through. Local
0 80 =. XII aily-Main ST. Through.
NOTE-Pullman Sleeping or f'ar!or Cars on
ali above trains except trains arriving Hicn- n
niond ll:tO A., NJ. week days, and local accom-
Time Of arrivals and departures and 9connso-
tions not guaranteed. Y x 80 = -, x.
"" D. DUKE, 6. W. cULP. W; p. TAYLOR.
Gen'l Man'r. Asst Gen'l. Mani. TIA MAI Man;
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u. g. refundIne %. reglatered. $3.50. lo4M
u. 8. refufdlns "a. coupon lo41s
u. g. 81, fesistercd losA
u. s. a. COUPON ....,.................... lo4
u, s. New Is. rests,ered. .................l ia
u. q. New a. coupon, .......................i4
II, q ola "a registered. ....... ioiss
II q Old H. COUPON 1917
American Tobacco As. certlfcates.......... ~
American Tobacco 6s. certificates. ~
htchison n jus. ,ncnf Observation-Disclosures. 9S 3
Atlantic Coast Line is lol u
baltimore and Ohio Observation-Disclosures otA
Baltimore and Ohio 3hs.....................?o !
Central OF Georgia 6s.. .....................Al S
Central OF Georgia LIST Inc, g3,s
Central OF Georgia 2d Observation-Disclosures. =
chesapeake and Ohio ~ II
Chica "a and Alton ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
Chicago, b. and quincy new Is. ......... lo1A
C.hica ~ n L and Pac r. II. 4a.......... So 2
Chicago. r. /. and Pacific II. r. col. 5s.... 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-23
VIOLENT BREAK
IN STOCK PRICES.
Suspected That Big Interests
Arc Getting Rid Of Holdings OF
Very Important Stocks.
MANY SENSATIONAL RUMoRs
Campaign Of Lawson Affects Spe-
cial Stocks Reported Trouble
iii Financial Circles.
INV Associated press.)

NEW YORK, May 2.-The. tone OF
speculative sentiment underwent hn
abrupt transition during tho course OF To-
day's trading in stocks. Rumors mat
I financial institution was ir4trouble circu-
/. lated late In the day. The Influence upon
feeling or the violent break In prices OF
the latter part of the day was the more
effective on account OF the strength shown
during the morning. The receipt OF con-
siderable buying orders from London gave
an Impression also OF revived confidence
in our securities on that side Of the ocean.
There was no news to account for the
sudden accession OF selling power IN the
market, 1tHe orders TO sell appearing
simultaneously IN many quarters. The
market had come practically to STAND
still before they appeared. and THIS hha
discouraglng effect on those hopeful for
further advance. The upward movement
gave an Impression OF having been fos-5
tered for the purpose OF anoruing a better
basis for liquidation, and the suspicion
\ got abroad that large and important inter.
ests were getting out Of their holdings OF
some OF the most important stocks IN tne
market. Tho abrupt drop In Northern
Pacific wns OF special Influence on sentl-
ment. It Is now believed that the lorna
ton LAST week OF the new Northern Pa a,e,i
* directorate may lie accepted as inc uei'ttc
conclusion OF any harmony plans that may
have been In contemplation and any ac-.
ii companying hopes OF the high values TO be
developed In all Northwestern stocks by
comprehensive plan to conserve all IN.
terests. Another important sentimental
Influence was the renewed weakness OF the
United States Steel stocks. Railroad traf-
lie officials admitted some falling on IN
business on account OF crop uncertainties,
and the strength OF wheat to-day on the
weather in the southwest augmented TINS
influence. Some OF the weakness Of spe-
cia stocks was attributed TO the renewed
+ cnmpaig Ign by advertising methods In favor
OF selling stocks. There was the usual
short covering on the days decline. but
pressure was renewed and the closing was
easy. sss5 t5.a .a% gss9
Bonds were easy Total sales. par value,
t3,s00O0o. United states bonds were all un-
i changed on cal HI 81 Ms 81
The total sales Of stocks for the day
amounted to 1.4ll,0cO shares.
y MONEY AND ExcHANGE-cLOsE:
Money on call. 2d21-2 per cent; closing
bid e per cent; offered at Ia per cent;
!. time money, very easy and dull: sixty
: days 3 per cent; ninety days. IL per
cent; six months, 1-4G3 IL per cent;
prime mercantile paper, 3 3-4G41-k per
cent. SteriiiS exchange nrml with ctual
Business In ba nkers' bills at $4.S7,06al4.Sf.10
for demand and at .s5.0194. $40 for sixty
day bills; posted rates. SASS IL and 81 81 IL;
commercial blls, s4.Si ga. Bar silver, IS SIS;
Mexican dollars, As. .3ss
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orecon snort tIne refunding 4s........... 9is
pennsrlvntlia conv. 3hs....................1 0ls4
Rea1iia General a .......................... lO3N
ri + o,,is and Iron Mountain con. 5s...... 16h
al IIuis and san Francisco fg. 4s........ DOh
a. InnIa southwestern con. 4s!........... S2M
seaboa M Air Line 4s ssh
Southern Paciilc 94N
Sonthern railway an ............. 120
Teas and Pacific iats...... l2ah
Iroiados az land western 4s,.,..,.,,,,.. So
Union pacific 1861
union Pacific conv As. .,...t...............l los
United States Steel I'd 6s..........,....... s2h
IVaina al, 1sts III E
Wabash Deb. q
Ivcstern Md Observation-Disclosures. So
Wheeling and Lake Erie, As................ s!M
Wisconsin, Central 4s..,..................... g4H
Japan certificates 6s.a.... e5ls
Ianan certificates S6h
Colorado Ind. Is Set A....................... 7iia
Colorado Ind. 6s Bet. B.............."...... 6s
NJ and O. collateral trust 4s.............. 9sls
Central OF Georgia Sd Inc. .................. 6lh
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

c.. c., G. and ST. Louis gen. 4s (offcrd) -. l03ts
caioraao aidland ts
Colorado and Southern NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 93h
Cuba So, certfca les 1854
Denver and RIO Grande 4s.................. 99is
Distlcrs' Securities Observation-Disclosures. 1915
Erie prior lien ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l02
Erie General Observation-Disclosures. 92a
Forth Worth and Denver City 1sts...... 1l3
Hooking Valley AVS (orered).. ............ 1llh
japan ss. certifica tcs...................... %
Louisville ana Nash. Unified 4s......I... 1o3N
Manhattan consol gold NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1914
Mexican Central NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 75 3
Mexican Central LIST Observation-Disclosures. 10 t{g
MINI. and st. Louis Observation-Disclosures. o.
Missouri, Kansas and Texas 4s. .......... 1csA
Missouri. Kansas and Texas 2ds. .......... S6A
National Il. r.. OF Mexico con- IS (ofrcred) 50 i
New York Central gen. 3hs............... 10ots
New Jersey Central gen. 5s.................. 1885
Northern Pacific ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1c6S
Northern Pacific 3s............... 1871
Norfolk and Western con. ls............... 101h
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT April. g., 1905,
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. 55S4%
700 A. M.-Dally-Local for Charlottc.t NJ q. Us
1870 F. Observation-Disclosures Pullman to
Atlanta and Birmingham, New Orleans,
Memphis, Chattanooga and ali the South
500 u Mex. Sunday--Keynville Local. n ,5
IL 80 p. Observation-Disclosures ready $3.50
f. NJ, for oil the South J. n d ti
YORK RIVER LINE 19
The favorite route to baltimore and Eastern
points Leaves Richmond 4:1 p. NJ. daily,
! 2:l5 p. M.-Locai-D Daily. except Sunday.
1870 p. M.-Except Sunday-For West Point,
connecting with steamers for Baltimore
and river landings. Steamers call at York
town and Clay Bank Mondays. Wedncs-j
!, days and Fridays. and at Gloucester Point
and Almonds Tuesdays Thursdays and
Saturdays. ;if'86'
4:45 An. Except sunday-Local mixed for;
West Point. az 81 "a q
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND
$3.50 "A. NJ. and 6:42 p. M-From all the South.
S:3o =. M.--From Charlotte and Durham i.4.35ES
$40 A. M.-From Keysyie. ~ III
9:25 "A. M.--Baltimore and West Point.
10 Is A. NJ. Daily. except Sunday and Monday:
5:lo p. NJ. daily. except Sunday From
G. W: wESTnuRY, .. P. A.. RistTond; Va
H. B. spENcER. Gent. Mgr. s#e .85.ss
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-23

5 CINCINNATI, May a2.-HoGS-Actlve.
Butchers. IS. IS; common, 34.1o0h.4o. Cat
tlc--Steady. Fair to good shippers, s4.66G6. IS
common s. 25G3.o Sheep-Quet at S2.53l4. IS.
Lambg-Slow at $4q6n5. r5sssft "a M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-23
The leading FUTURES ranged d follows: .l
sl-ts} Fs- Open. High. Low. Close.

Cash quotations. were as Follows: FLOUR
Firm. No, 2 spring wheat, sl,o61l,os: No, 3.
slGlos: No 2red. 81. o3dpl, os No. /? corn. teNo. ;
No Q yellow. 66%c. No. oats, S0N; No 9
rye, 77ha7Sc Good feeling barley, 500 TO-;
fair to choice mailing, is049c. No. ! flaxsed,
Sl,26; No. northwestern. Fl.42; prime Timothy
lard, per 100 pounds. s72oQ1.22,t; short RIBS
sides noose). s.. 0b1 10: short clear sides (box-
sl.ss Glover, contract grade, sll766i2. Is. But.
ter-Steady; creanleries 1sG2lc. dairies, 100
loc. Eggs-Flrm it mark, cases Included. l5c. !;
Grsts, lGc.; prime hrsts, l7c. extras. lStc,
Enthusiastically at l01sQllc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-23

Spot cotton closed quiet, Is POINTS highcI;
mddling uplands, SIS; middling gulf. S7o;
snleS 400 bales.