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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-12
COTTON SfARIIET.

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE cotton market
was not more than moderately active taking
\ the session as a whole, but showed lircsuarity
and nervousness with fluctuations compara-.
! lively broad.
s. a The opening waa weak Mt a decline Of 3G7
points under liquidation and selling for short
account, encouraged by disappearing cables and
O generally favorable Swcat her map But there
was ftar OF bull manipulation in the near
months, and as brokers believed to be working
2 for the bull leaders Were buying those posi-
( lions on the initial decline. prices after the
first rush OF selling ORDERS had been absorbed,
worked rup toward last nights level. On the
advance a great deal Of bulllsl news came In
from the South regarding crop prospects west
OF the Mississippi. and private Wires claimed
heavy rains not shown on the map. This. IN
connection with a fr1ncr tone In New Orleans
and reports OF Arm spot holders, helped TO
rally the market which. In tho afternoon.
showed net gain OF about sanS points, with
May and July the strongest mohtha. Later
July longs seemed to be selling. while Wall
Street bulls were supporting the market by
purchases OF October. and toward tho close
g fluctuations We're Irregular, Final prices We're
steady, point higher to q points lower Sales
OF futures We're estimated ut 10000 bales.
Cotton receipts Mt the ports to-day swere
1880 bales against 2l,727 last week and 1907
last year, For the week testinlatedl 10000
bales against 172.7Sa last week and e5SIS last
year. To-day'a receipts at New Orleans were
Ans haes against 1900 last year, and at
Houston 4,s7s bales against 4Si last year
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annual the i ugle, next year IRE: Editor
.in-chief, William r. Owen. South Boston,
Va; literary oditors--R. r.. Henley, Nor o.,
folk; j. a 81. Gary, Richmond: Alfred w.
Taylor, z Knoxville, Tenn; Business man
assistant business n anage rs-J. Denm9nn,
New T. D 81 Giles Natc ;es I! MISS nit
hurst. Richmond II. D. Hobart, Roanoke;
art editor. Charles ID. Snead, Lynchaurs;;
historian. ]. w. Grandy, Norfolk. I.
election. as nearly all the men are ex-
.ceptienally strong for their posi- tons.
Class rsanizatIons here are very impor-
a -. no Yfraternities or smilEr dtganizn-
tons to IS 50 it is very Important that sound.
5level-headed men be chosen to the posi-.
tons Of responsibility. In the ilsnt %
these facts the Junior class has made
a number oE good selections.
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Coal Rate Increased.

.9E954I Especial to The TImes-D spatch,) --g,
ana Nashville Will, on May 90, Increase
the rate on coal from Birmingham Dis
5trictt to Alabama City, Gadsden and An
niston from so cents to 70 cents per ton
the officials of the road in order to realize
"a profit on the traffic. 81 4
1T appears that the Increase will not
for n time affect tho cost OF producing
pig iron In the Southern District as tenn
sporarily at least the new rate will an
ply only to domestic and STEAMBOAT
by President Smith, who stated that In
the fiscal year 1901. the total sross busi-
ness of Louisville and Nashyille5 derived
from Alabama traffic was SlO097,67 Of
which only 81, per cent. was domestic
Or tntra-state business. $3.50. 81
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bales; gross. stls bales: sales; 100 bales as;
stock. 1854 6aies; to Japan, 9S4 bales.
. Total to-day at all ports--Net receipts Is. $50
baies export 10 Great Britain: IL. $50 bales; to
the Continent sos bales to Japan. 954 bales;
eiock, Gl6.sE bales. "a 33 5}i
Consolidated at all pnrts-N ct receipts. LOO, l92
ba les export to Great Britain 1879 bales to
France, 1855 bales; to the Continent Al. eA
bales; TO Japan. 1895 bales: To- Mexico. 81 100
bales. set ~ 3; 3lsi5 saa
Total since September lst at all ports-Net
receipts SLIPS bales export to Great Britain,
32i 500 baleE; 10 France, AS bal les; to the
Continent. 2.S2s. 3l4 bales Il 10 Japan. ,2c3.S4
bales; to Mexico, Is, ST. bales. s5 2
81 NEW ORLEANS, La, May 11.-coTTON-a
Spot cotton very firm. offerings light. Sales
,Gao bales. including $50 To arrive. Quotations
Lie higher. I'd
Futures quiet with prices 5a6 points lower
than last evenings scioslns on the opening on
disappointing Liverpool and favorable
weather map. the market now berg largely
influenced by weather conditions. There was
some reailzlng by longs. but only sufficient 10
hold prices steady. In the trailing May first
brought Z, 81. sold up TO ia and finally de-
clintd to 7.57. The market closed fairly steady,
compared with last evening q finals May and
June gained 2 D5ints, j uiy. August and sSeptem-
Der eeresunchanEed, while The other positions
lost : points. $ 5yt 9s 5if;,54 FAX KS as55i
Cotton futures steady. MaySclosed al 1879
7.Gs. June. 1921. 81 July. ~ bsG7.59 August.
4 sec, 81; September, 4a1 .as october, $50
i, 81 November Il sea7.7i; December .7la773
IN 77IsI7.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
3t.35 Richmond, Va, May II. 1906.
8 QUOTATIONS. Il !.
CATTLE MARK ETs..
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Sales at Union Stock Yards.l

Richmond, Va, May y, 1905. q
Report OF the live stock for the week ending
Best steers few w, extra ,td
Rsa rssS sows g 1ss 49, 49,
s ssils ss?fsi lamsz spssR s6s
6aS,sc.; a few higher.
CHICAGO ILL., May llnc -, =. ;oaIsr
espts $500 head Market s stsaay to lS
dunn, Asoas.5o stockers and feeders. $3.50
S. e; cows. ssa5. %; heifers. ssGsso; canners,
bu,s ss Ssaa Market sasss e hess2
sed and butchers 400 81 good to e cfs e
heavy. 4sas, 60; rough heavy 2 ,e a. %
s ;6est SOD head. sheep strong;
lambs loc. higher Good to choice wethers,
shorn. s4.eo96.e5; fair 10 choice, mixed. shorn,
NEW YORK. May 1l,-pHEvEs ee'pts
none and no trading; nomlnally steady As az
In fair I'd demand. City dressed yeals. 7.s9lle.
per country dressed saehs = poI ns
Receipts, US head. Market firm. Good stock
ers l6c higher; Clipped sheep, stgs 2; elIpped
eus no ssP %esed re
offered, Hogs-Recepts. 2,5os head, 8g Market
steady. Good State hogs $500
UNION STOCK YARDS. PITTsBuRG, PA.
May n.-CATTLE-supply light; market
steady Choice, s8.a0a6.50; prime. $6a6 %.
Hogs--Suppiy light market lower. Prime
heavy, S.. 80; medium and heavy workers..
IS soGi5 SIS: light workers.. IS. 755s0: pigs, 7OG
). rs; ruug,hs, s464 80, sheep-supnly light;
market steaedy. Prime wathers, s5@6.15; COM
mon. so,soaa0o; spring lambs, s4a4.6o; veal
calves, $50 $50.
CINCINNATI, o., May 1l.MHOGS-Actiye.
Butchers. s5,t5; common. sAloa6. 90 Cattle
Strong Flair to good shippers $.S5d5, 80; cons
mon. s.. 251300. Sheep-Steady at s3@5. 90.
Enthusiastically at ia.sG7. 90, T
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NAVAL STORES.
! MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or. RIcHAIOND,sMAY. II. 1906.

"A PORT OFAR1CHAiOND,sAlA II. 1905.
4 ARRIVEDIE sss IN
u Steamer Pocahontas,s Graves Norfolk and
James River Ia dtngs. mi rchnnd disc and pas
disc ana passengers, Old Dominion Steamship
Company. ssE.SS XII s u
Tug Radiant. Baltimore. two barges OF oil
Standard OIL Company. z ut s5ts VA 5ias
ER Schooner George H.; Meek ms, Evans, Balti.
more. fish sI.efebrre-Arnis lead .Conpa ny. IL
Schooner Chelton Brothers. Williams Eden.
ton. N. c., fish, w. &C. Bentley.
Schooner e. G. Irwin, Gladding, q Norfolk
light. 55
55$ SAILED,
"a Steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk, merchan.
disc and passengers, Old Dominion line.
y Schooner Alice j. Venable,i !. Signaigo, James
River, machinery. $50 NJ ti. Fl N
Tug Radiant. Baltimore. two oil barges.
n PORT NEWPORT NEWS, NAY II, 1906 Y
ARRIVED
5 Steamer Shend, Liverpool.
Steamer Julia Luckenback, Pensacola.
Barge, Iowa. Providence. 4 3Ss
x Barge Landseer, New Bedford. IN
\ Barge Felix, New Bedford. 8S
Barge Kentucky, Now Bewford. III Il
= Schooner &Frontenas, Boston.
Schooner j mes w. Paul, Jr,, Boston.
sAILEn
Schooner Charles A. Campbell, Salem
q Schooner Magnus Manson, Bangor. 6
Barge Solitaire Boston. f8
Barge Majestic. New Bedford.
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CLASS OFFICERS.
p, I. Juniors Chose Their
Leaders for the Session.
to The Times Dispatch,

z ~ (SpeoIal to Th@ TIIlubT OVERWHELMINGLY nv
BIsAtISSB URIC. VA, May ll,-The ~,
npr class yesterday eea'ea IIs o iasted
bI First Sergeant s. II. Lee. serSsa g
Leo was ylce-preaIdent Of the class umtih
TsSel class elected Leo president fev ,he
remainder OF this session ana elected LOG.
Cadet William L. Owen yice-prfsldent for
u. To fowl arc the class officers elected
for the senior year,: ~, y. =, ~, +
PRESIDENT, "A, D.. Willlgms. Yinls,o q Z, pa,
yice-presldent. 7. n, Mood. charlottes-
yillo, r.,,,,,,,>,a
T Ssasvi ~ II. II, Terrell, Chase City.
serssant-at-arms, II, II, Garcin. Tren-
Historian, j. w. Girandy. Norfolk.
Those elected to get out the eol!eGe
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N k&EMN6ito|k&WsSte1ll

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
2 300 a. M.-NORToLK LIMITED. Arrives
Norfolk II 20 A.. NJ: Stops only at Petersburs.
| rs 4. M.1c ;iii EXPRESS. Butte.
Parior Car Petersburg to Lynchhurg and
Roanoke Pullman Sleepers Roanoke to Colum-
bus, Blueleld to Cincinnati; also Roanoke TO-
KnoxSllle and Knoxville TO Memphis Gaze
Dining Car, Roanoke to Williamson, w. Va.
1910 r. NJ, -RoANoKE EXPRESS. Fog
Farmville. Lynchburg and Roanoke
III 3 100 p. 3M.-OCEAN SHORE LIMITED. Ar
rves Norfolk $50 r. NJ. Stops only at Peters,
burg, Waverly and Suffolk. Connects with
steamers to Boston, Providence, New York.
Baltimore and Washington. 4lij 5i S
7:25 P. M.--For Norfolk and oil stations east
OF Petersburg. a$ is WI ii -4 It
$3.50 p. M.-NEw ORLEANS SHORT LINE:
Pullman seepers Richmond to Lynchburg and
Roanoke. Petersburg to East Radford. Lynch
burg t. Chat tanooga Memphis and New Or
leans. Cafe Dining Car. fs @S etl titSfssGs
100 P. M+-sT. louis EXPRESS. Pullman
Sleeper Petersburg to Roanoke and Roanoke to
Columbus. Dining Car. 4. s's,s ~ 81
Trains arrive from the West ~ "A. NJ: s:os
p. M. and 9:18 P. NJ; from Norfolk 11:4o AZ M
and 80 P. NJ. 5 * 43s w Isl 33i
offico No. Sss East Main Street.
w. B. BUvI1.L, c. II. BOSLEY,
ig Gen'l Pass Agt Dist. Pass. ACT. 6j
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Leaf Tobacco Market.

great and small, We're sold ~ Sample nHpiSs Oh
the Tobacco Exchange yesterday. While
the stock offered was largely OF common
tn medium grades, there was consl siderable
eagerness for stock, especial " when a
few piles of wrappers showed up. The
market was very stiff all the morning,
on the Exchange. The few Wrappers Of
fered sold we'll, from s14t to SIS,
Thera We're no sales Of loose leaf on
the floors Of the warehouses;,
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REDUCED RATES VIA ATLANTIC,
COAST LINE RAILROAD TO sA-
1al ANAkNAh. 0A.,s M Az s16, ga 1908 a.

Account Of meeting OF the Travellers
Protective Association OF America sa-.
.vannan. GA, at rate OF ono fare plus 20
cents for the round trip, tickats one sale
May 18th and l4th, with final limit May
2Bth. The Atlantic Coast Line operates
two fast through trans daily between
Richmond and Savannah, with Pullman,
and Dining Car seryice
For further information apply to agents
OF the company, Richmond Transfer Co.,
C.. IS. cAMPRRLI.. d. II. Al.
Sss II Main st.. RlQA9lond. We, 4,
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ATLANTIC. COAST. LINE.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY-BYRDsa
STREET STATION. 5$s8
III EFFECTIVE SUNDAY, APRIL 18TH.
II 9:O55 Al MA. G. l.. Express to all points
\ 900 "A. NJ -Petersburg and Norfolk.
1910 2. M.-Patersburg and y. and w. West
1910 P. M.-Goldsboro Local. it5 S&t5
\ 6 AS r. EM.-Petersburg Local. u y u. Ssg
1925 p. hI.-"Florlda and West Indian Lin.
tied to all points South.
! $3.50 F. 8M.-Petersburg and N. and w. West.
i7.s TRAINS ARRIVE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
4:07 A. NJ; S7:l2 a.. NJ. 1913 "a. NJ. s'10:6
"a. M; IL 40 "A. M; 100 Up, NJ; 2:o6 p NJ; $50
p. NJ. ;A7:45 p, NJ; 9:1S n. NJ. t5 IA
al Except Sunday. ''Sunday only. l s5is NH
x CO. s. CAMPBELI4.S DIV, PISS. Agt. VT
IVY. ], CRAIG. Cen Pass. AIT. rs M s.f
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That N, & w. Dividend.

Especial to The Times Dspatch.)
NEW YORK. May ll.-Certain large
stockholders of Norfolk and Western
appointed because of the failure to In
crease the dividend TO a q per cent, basis,
have not only beer, holding their stock
on the decline, but they aye,,sbeen. adding
dividend viii be 2 per cent. Or at the rate
Of per cent yearly, In, which case,
IT Is believed, the stock will sell at ma
quite strong on the Exchange to-day y,
selling at its highest price since the an.
nouneement that the dividend. would re-
main as at present. u Il
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quiet. An unusually large proportion OF the
country's looms is running on export goods. for
which there has bee 5nexcepteionaliy heavy de-
mand Light weight brown cottons nre par
tIcularly scarce. Jobbing trade Is quiet.
NAVAL STORES! l
5s WILN1IEGTON:s N. G.. May 1i.-sPIRITS
TURPENTINE-Firm at bs4c.; receipts. 2
casks. Rosln-Flrm at $500 receipts u BAR
5rels Tar-Firrn at $3.50 receipts. IS barrels.
Crude Turpentine-Fi Firm at 81 50d4 % and $3.50;
receipts, 43 barrel Is. {g q; slftss5 4
SAVANNAH GA. May II .----Tu RPENTINE-
Firm at 5gz4c.: receipts. 574 casks: sales, 222
casks; shipments, 4ss casks. Resin Firm: re-
cepts. i 100 barrels; saIes 273 barrels; ship
cIIARLEsToN, s. c.. May 11.-TURPEN-
TINE AND ROsrN--No thing doing.
coTToNsEED OIL MARKET. s
NEW YORK. May ii ttonseed oil was
generally firm with trade quiet! Prime crude.
TO. b. mills, o1c.; prime summer yellow. 10
Tic; off summer yellow, I. nominal: prime
white, 29ls Gsoc. prime winter yellow. SOC oc,
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Z, Cash guotatlons We're aA foll9ws;, FLOuthfgss9
ga ~ o srng Mhssa $o9s sse
white. ssM dsle. No. 3 white, aipssNe. No. a
10 choice mailing. 45V4s,sc, No. i faSseed,
si2Si No.l northwestern, si,Sa; prime Timothy
seed, $500 Mess lork, per barrel, sl2, 500
sides Qoosel, 81 O6a7l5; short clear sides
.(hoNei). s7.l2G7 70. NYhtskey. basis Of high.
Vines, Sl,z9. Glover. contract grade sl,Qe,
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Oliver Gets a New Trial.

lSpeclal 10 IHe ID
I'll GLOUCESTER c. II H. VA, May ll:-Judge
6. Taylor Garrett In the Circuit ,SouI rt,, OF
c J, With murder Of Jeff. Wright, q new
trial on ground tina. the }nry , after wh rs,
firing to their room examined me sun %h tha
the shooting was done WltHout cos'aent - VIC 'i
THO Tho gun was brought in court and had been
identified by the prisoner and then placea IN
the Jury room BY the sheriff. Il ls's&
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BALTIMORE. MD, May 11.--FIoUR
and unchanged. Wheat Ftrmer; spot. con- IN.
sample 75Q9ec. Corn--strong; SPOT and the
month Ls1k aa4c southern white. blG q & }.
No Western $50 Sac. asked. A 4 But ter-Stead
and unchanged; fancy imitation. 2aae5c. fancy
creamery, 27a2sc. Eggs-steady and unchanged
at lie Cheese Steady and unchanged. Sugar
Steady and unchanged.
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GOOD FOOT RACE.
Depot Agent Pursues and Cap
lures Two Robbers. 3
fsa,eclal to Tho -Dispatch.) NJ

KBYsvILLE, VA. May j. bud q I'd Will
Hanson, colored, and Jim Chatham Of
Greensboro O. broke into car q STAND ~
at6len asfcase OF shoes. u They were Aar--.
rested rese but on the wayto jail broke away,
but the piucky agent %h9 Is Is q quite
fleet Of foot overlook and dhKehu Imsnit
them back and placed them In jail. IS
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Richmonders in New York,

"a (SmcIaI to Tho 7TImes- DIBpatch)
NIIW YORK, May ll.--,Untonl Square, ], q.
Norris; Herald Square. NJ NJ Martini CONT
mental ], H. o'Bapnpn; st Denis. G. H.
Miller and wife; Grand Union, T. NJ, searYell; {
Hotel lAsteF, Y, L Htchcoek, .3i
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FOR NEW YORK.

Win Night Line Steamers Except Saturday,
making Connection in Norfolk With Main I.ine
ship following 'day at !, r n, also Norfolk
SShesapeake & Ohio Ry. at Q A. NJ and 1 r.
M'NSmaklng connection daily Except Sunday
at Norfolk with Main Line Ships sailing at Z
$ K M'r Charley, city Ticket Agent, sos
n Main ST. ]. i. MAYER. Agent, Steamer
Wharf. II. .. WALKER, Y. :. and y NJ,
New York, n. Z.
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SE1zA,.B|;.OA !. !. D. D.
AIRLINE RAILWAY "a

l-9- 1906, $ 3
TRAINS LEAVE. RIcHMoNDTpA!L;Y;
$50 p. M,-Senboard Fast Mail-Sayannahs
Jacksonville, Atlanta and Southwest ,,#
10 100 p. M-Seaboard Express--Savannah, JACK.
800 sonylll1 Atlanta and Southwest
~ TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. q I; IA
G;S5 a, M--From Florida. Atlanta and South'
Ass p, M-Erom Florida, Atlanta and South.
west, SL.5j IA Ssjiss5
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sTEAM BOATS.
nLD8DOMINION
u STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Might line Fol Norfolk.

Leave Richmond every evening foot Ash
streetl at Z p. NJ, stopping ut Newport News
an ro,ite Fare $3.50 one way, $4,r0 round trip
tnc,udng stateroom berth; meals, Soc. EACH
~ rect Cars to steamers Wharf.
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4 CHICAGO. ILL. May l1.-officlal announce
ment that nearly l,o0o, 900 acres OF fall-sown
strength TO tho wheat market here to-day Ex-
tensve rains furnished another reason for.
OF 5bullish sentiment, Ats the
close July wheat was up llsGlAc. Corn
showed u gain Of 4sd stc.: oats are up Sc; pros
Visions are unchanged to loe. higher,
The leading futures ranged as follows:
II 49, 49, ,lS 'Isf E5 - Omen. 9Th. Low. Close.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
& BALTIMORE. MD, May H. --Sceboard Air
Line common, l7Ql2o; do. preferred. aiq3s
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u. S. refundng u. registered. .......... 1o4h
U. s. rcfunAinE 2s coupon. Z. !. I. 1o4H
N g. "a rrpIsiered 1o4
III s.. IS. co,,,ol, !. 1914
n 81 Nav a. reei stored . .....,,.,,...,1
II s. Nav "A : co,no,, i. ........,.. 1872
II; s. Old Is, reristered .......,....... 1o4is
II; s Old is 5roi,f,on d. 1914
American Tobacco ~ certl1cat ties ...... 1881
American Tobacco 6sl certificates. 1llk
Atchison general IA l0asl
Atchison adjustment As fbil). ............. 93ls
Atlantic Coast Line IL fbd) ,............. 112 r
Baltimore and Ohio Is did 80. 1f4M
Baltimore and Ohio as (bid) ............. aoM
Central OF Georgia NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1885,
Central of Georgia let Inc th!d).......... e3,s
Central OF Georgia I'd lc.. Il. II
cheaapeakG ana Ohio 49,. 107I
Chicago and Alton 81 SIN
Chicago r.. and Quincy new 4s............. 99;S
Chicago. r. I. md Pacific II. II. As. ...... Soh
Chicago, Il, l. and lac. r. r. col. 5s... 92ls
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RICHMOND p 81 81: CE MARKET.

l(Conected daily Unless otherwise stated thess
chickens
hens, per pound. ise.; ducks. psr psana:
per head. og75c.; guineas. per head. s0c
fs Sa' psets POI Soua
ID De: siors packed. fresh, mixed. per pound,
per pound, 1zalise. r. "a
;lsc. In crates. fresh. per dozen l5c. In bar
reis, fresh. per dozen.al4
MisGEl .LAN re st,Irs.-nrieo pea hes, g,
per pound. lgees; h apples fancy. sliced pei
Sun fpRRSs 6shs
l4s biask,eye . No bussI ;l ~;
orsd, per buIhel. sLlsal;sS s !. i,
Z LIVE 6STOCk-Yeals, choice per pound, 6Ia9
7c. yeais, thin, per pound. d sc.; runners. per
ksans fs s pound Sc sheep ssolee
prime, sMa4e.; bulls. per pound y.saseT
s ssr s sIsass psssn s@
800. Buckwheat, per pound 2.4asc cornmeai.
s, sacked ys sSpniry eet ,oa :sksa
200; bran: tl9.toq2l.o 90.
i OTHER PRODUCE MARKETS.
n NEW YORK. May 1l.-FLouR-Steadys and
.uncranged Rye Wour--Steady. Corn,neal--
Steady. Barley--Dull. s3
Wheat-spot irregular; No. 2 red. 95l.c, OPP;
:tions closed 7.GIlBc. net advance. May closed
AZ size; July, SAc.; September, S3Ac.
Al ICorn-Spotg firm: So,io, 55kc. Options closed
MGac.5 net advance. May closed at 64A 9. |;
July. 52Fc, Oats-spot Arm: mixed oats. ssP
3Si.c, I; u t5S 4
. peef-1rlrn Cut Meats It's Lard.Firm:
continent, 100, Pork-Steady: family. il!t0@
ID. 90; short clear Sl34l50 90; mess, Si3s5fIl3f6.
.TalIow-Quiet. Rosin-Flrm; strained, COM
mon TO good, $40 Tulpentine-l'irm,
.Coffee-Spot Rio.; steady; No. Z invoice. SC. !;
mild steady Cordoya. loGlsc. Futures closed
l0Gpl5 points lower. Sugar-ltaw. steady; fair
refining. 3Sc. centrifugal. 96 test, 4hc,; mo-
3lasses sugar. 3Nc,; refined. quiet, Rice-Firn.
Enthusiastically.
Butter--Steady and unchanged Cheese
Firm and unchanged. Eggs-Steady; nearby,
mixed, cxtras l9c.; southerns. l3Sl4c.
Potatoes STEADY; Florida, new. s.,76gs.5o;
State and Western, Doc 9Sl.1o; Jersey sweets,
se.5oa4,eo. Peanuts-steady; fancy handPick-
.bages- Firm; Charleston, per barrel crate Soc. %
sl.g5, Cotton-By steam to Liverpool, 1oGl4c.
y & ! 81 i
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Northern Pacific 81 (bid) .................. 7s&
norfolk and Wester1, con ............ 1918
OraYnn Sbort line re!undlng 4s......... Is II
~ nnsvIynn MA cony. 1913
Reaang General a. 1929
st. Louis and Iron Mountain con- $751;. ~
e. n o,,i. ND On n Fra nc eco fg W
ST. louis Northwestern con. 4s........... se7s
scnhoo,,I Air II Inc q q (ofYered) So
Southern Pacific 4s. II. I. 9sk
Son thern Railway 5s,,,................ 1l9
Texas and Pacific lists did 1881
Toledo 81 H. and Western As .............. 81
Union Pacific 1861
Union Pacific conv. 122 !.
u, s.. Steel Cd IS 94is
Wabash lists \. s. :............ 116ls
Wabash Deb. ..t.-...,.......6 70
western Md As . S9M
wheeling and Lake Eric 4s............... 94h
wisconsin Cent trail ~. =. ........ 93H
NJ and o. Collateral Trust 4s.............. 98 (
Central Of Georgia I'd Inc. ......,......! $50
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

C., e. C. and ST. u. gGn. A Odd ....... l02h
C.icaEo t,rer1ninai Az foffered) 9S
Colorado Midland 4y,..,.,,....... 74h
Colorado and Southern 4s.................t94
Cuba Is, cert flea Les. !G
Denver and RIO Grande l0l
Distiilers Securities 5s..................... !3s
T,rIe tt,rior lien a. JOBS
Frin C;enerai As g2a
Forth Worth and Den. City LIST (ofrered).. 1lsA
Hooking Valley as IBID ......... II
japan 6s. certificates. w
louisville and Nash. Unified As (bid)...... 1874
Manhattan consol gold 1g4s
Mexican Central sI6a
Mexican Central LIST Inc Odd .............S a
Missouri 8 Kansas and Texas 4s...... e. 1881
Missouri ansas and Texas 2ds ............ $50
Sia lima r E n AZ Mexico con- 4s,...... 80
New York Central gen 81 ~. lGots
New j Jersey Central gen. 5s ............ 1854
Northern Pacific 1851
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Eggs-steady at mark. cases sincluded, tS1 icls
Butter-steady: creamery, 2oa,24c.; dairy l9yf
ECheese-Steady at l3a l4c.&sg.i 81 ss58s
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MISCELLANEOUS MARIETTA.

DRY GOODS MARKET.
NEW YORK, May l.--Tho boom In wool Ia
causing the majority Of manufacturers Z of
woolens to advance prices, Cotton goods are
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MONEY AND ExcHANGE-CLO a
Money on call easy al al21a per cent;
lowest, per cent: closing hid. 2 per cent;
Offered at 2 Ia per cent; tine money easy
and dull; sixty days and ninety days,i
;31-4 per cent: six months, Il. per cent;
prime mercantile paper, 3 3-4a4 l-a srer
cent. Sterling exchange gteady With act
tai business in bankers. bills at i.s6st
for demand and at S+.sf.6pI 81. 10 for sixty
day bills: posted rates. Si.S5 i-e and
,sl.S7 12; commercial bills. Si.siGla.Si IL.
Bar silver. Is Ia Mexican dollars, A lii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-12

The retiring president surrendered the
chair 10 president Miller, and after ], g
t tourned. At 4 o'clock the DELEGATES took
= snecIa1 train on the Belt Line and
:, v,sted tho leading manufacturing Sin7
dustrlcs OF the city The DELEGATES are
leaving leaving for their homes ON night trains AIMS,
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8 RICHMOND I! sroo51l nlARK Fl.

5ss Richmond, Va. May II. 1906.
i553 SALES.