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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1905-06-16

What conclusion did your literary
and debating society reach last night?'
oh" answered Miss Cayenne, 1.-The
conclusion was as usual-cllicken- sal
ad, ice-cream, and Good night; had
Il perfectly lovely time "-Washing-
ton Star
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1905-06-16
When Your Grocer Saws

he does not have Defiance Starch, you
may be sure he is afraid to keep it UNI
til his stock Of IL OF. packages are
sold. Defiance Starch is not only bet
ter than any other Cold Water Starch,
but contains 16 OF. to the package and
sells for same money as IL OF. brands.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1905-06-16

rs it true that the Bloptons are
living beyond their income?" "Worse
than that. They're living beyond
their credit. "-Brooklyn Life.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1905-06-16

"Tall oaks from little acorns grow
and big aches from little corns, you
know.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1905-06-16

Fashionable churches close in the
summer. but the devil does business
all the year round.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1905-06-16

One of the very poorest ways to
compress air is to hit it with a bat.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1905-06-16

If it paid to be good some people
would still think it "a shame to take
the money"
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1905-06-16
AND THE s10CKMAN

offers beyond question the
greatest opportunity for in
vestment IN the West. The
finest climate and the rich.
est soil in the world. Grain
Yields RELIABLE AND
grasses most nutritious.
Mt. Correspondence earnest.
Who would investigate land
'ew years. Full and RELI.
receipt Of your address.
Growers Bank, Napoleon, n. D.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1905-06-16

The we'll earned reputation and ;ncrcas.
ing popularity of tho Lewis Single
Binder" straight &c cigar, is due Lo the
maintained high quality and appreciation
Of the smoker Lewis Factory, Peoria, Ill
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1905-06-16

Mrs. Windows Soothing Syrup.
For children teethng softens the gums, reduces tn
Summation sllays palm cures wind collie. Csc bottle
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1905-06-16

Many while life has left black
mark behind it.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1905-06-16

The shoplifter is careful hoN he
goes in store and takes a notion.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1905-06-16
W. N. w., Des Moines, la, No. 24-1eo5

The artificial foot manufacturer is
responsible for many false steps.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1905-06-16

The politician who STRIKES the key
note" is never struck out"
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1905-06-16

The early bird catches the worm,
but he gets it in the neck.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1905-06-16

The tin peddler, strange to say,
looks for customers who have the tin.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1905-06-16

FULLER UUUNj ships Half to Million bushels
Smith DAKnTA wheat per year Taxes small No No
churches Richest soil Thousands Of of landstt
very cheap though advancing fast Send your address
write to yoe Murfs Okeehe Gettysburg B. psx'
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1905-06-16

r. RS markets. schools, churches. creameries. We
build house for buyer sx26 feet high ready to
live in Land and NJ to Ella per cash. bal
ance yearly payments at cent For maps aud fun
particulars CECkES LAND AGENCY, Cumberland Wis
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1905-06-16
| 70 THE FARMER
LOGAN COUNTY.
SOUTHERN,
. NORTH DAKOTA.

BOUNTIFUL. Native
Range and water abundar
ly invited from those "
which will double In a fl
ABLE particulars on
]. ]. Anrphy, Cashier, Stock
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1905-06-16

Bargain hunters are generally sold.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
WEEK IN WALL STREET.
Review Of Conditions on New
York Exchange.

Ggtfll5 loIleCldl
4 NEW YORK. May s7.--Tho week opened With
Wall Street In a pessimlstic mood and liaul-
dation In full swing. Nobody seemed to know
exactly what the trouble was, hut It was evi-
dent that largo quantities OF stock were being
sold In blocks by people who were unwilling
or unable to carry them any longer. The
liquidation was helped along somewhat by
tho announcement of the failure OF tho Afer-i
chants Trust Company, although II 10 doubt
full whttherythi really produced much effect.
Toward tho middle OF tho week the liaui-
dation slackened and It soon hecare evident
that there existed a very larHe uncovered short
interest, Rumors soon began to circulate that
n complete understanding Ind been arrived
at between the Hartman and Hill interests
In regard to tho Northwestern situation, which
was soon followed by an announcement that
the Union and Northern Pacific were to build
ioIntly u small road into territory which had
previously been considered disputed one,
The largo professional short Interest flew to
cover In d hurry and fairly climbed for stocks,
The result wa8 q very sharp advance 3extend y
ing In Union Pacific to 9 Is points from the
lowest and to oven moro In Northern seouri,
ties, Great Northern and Northern Pacifi
" on tho advance there was very heavy profit
taking by some OF tho larger inte1osts who
had bought stocla to protect tho market on
the sewers decline and us soon az the urRens
snort covering ceaeed tho market rapidly
sagSed Off. 1he rest Of tho week hardly calls
fors comment, ~ the market has been dull,
embarrassing and professional with nuatuastons
The sayasabls features oe the situation Nss
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market LEFT TO
SMALL TRADERS /: \ /:
Brokers Off for Decoration Day
Holiday and Exchange
Was Deserted.
DEALINGS NOT IMPORTANT.
BcliefRThat Long Expected Naval
Battle Is at Hand Induced
Spirit OF Caution.
.(By Associated Press

Nloy fiSSCCiitlCuAt SoS.f
NEW YORK, May 27-To-day's stock
< glsh downward movement was retraccd
before the end OF tho day. The at
tendance at the Stock Exchange was
3 small many brokers having left the
= city to remain over next week 8 decora-
ton day holiday. With this prospect Of
an idle market, the small traders had
the market to themselves and were lit
Ito inclined to make any commitments.
\. Tho belief that the long-expected naval
battle is near at hand, had It's part In
inducing q spirit Of caution.
I'm The, considerable contraction OF loans
&discloscd by tho bank statement, was
something OF a surprise, In vlew of the
weeks heavy transactions, including the
Japanese loan payment and subscriptions
I TO u he new american snitltcrs Securities
stocks. tbs explained that arrangement
of tho SEQ con. 900 paid In on tho subscrlp-
tions to the Pennsylvania convertible
bonds. the greater part IN the New y rk
banks ard the rest ~ philadelphia banks.
tise in the call loan market The days
8chnnrrsl /, ~, .ks were insignificant and
Z tho closing was stagnant.
. Tho demand for the Burlington Joint
market generally was Irregular. total
sales, par value, sl.sss.o0o.
81 Tho total sales of stocks to-day amount
cd to 1o3.9oo shares. z3 S.5s
III nj oNEY AND FxcHANGE-cLos
Money on call nominal: no loans; time
Eloars, easy; 60 days and % days. per
4 1,It. IS: slx months q -4.sit' 10. Primo
mercantile paper. 3 i3-4Gni ia per cent.
Sterling exchange. steady with actual
business In bankers bills, at s4s7.1n for
demand and at s4sS1s4s5.10 for GO day
bills Posted rates. 1856 and 1888. Com
IEn1crcial bills. s4s4 -2Gsa-4 Ear silver, IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
|! II /. ! ON IN.
THE STAGE |. AGAIN.
the state Of his own mind than #t hot
whose time Is In he pa st ,ss RI
5sss 1.ondon' 8 "a dvahtages.
5(continued from First Page,)

Lond s dvahtages
I,olndo ns has one great I'D vantage over
I Now York in z that 1nll England comes
here for 1 is fcntertainnlent.. IN that way
there's Il always i a. tremendous ransientf
to draw upon for udlence s. II
'.rhc present 8Shakespea revival X for
instance, draws throngs Sot people from
towns far dlstant 1T, Il but which real are
within easy reach Il & tho mot ropoli 3. n
England Is "Trip e London On IN n.
America, It is a Journey to M y olfk W
.lFor theatrical managers this Is a n
excellent thing. Al
Besides, the art atmosphere Is much,
stronger in London than In New y ork,
though the patronage Of really good
things In America IS I al ways very liberal
of the things IN which America has
gradually followed Eng gland Is. tho star
ring system. Here all companies consist
OF stars with supports, ny
''The prevalence of the special matinee
4 Is a great stimulus to art life. Here
some years ago II used to be occasional.
Now 1t Is general. The existence of such.
organizations as the Mermaids, Society
and tho Playgoers Club, the Shaw Cult.
and others similar Is more or less su1n-l
8ulhting to general dramatic interest and,
will havo Its influence on forthconing
work of the present generation OF wrt teIs.s
who all realize that while the public is
Anxl OuB TO DO ilIl uSCu ttIu SeIltcTItllIleu,5
1T will not shy at any impending intel
Slectual attempts of the modern theatre.
But Behind in Traffic Facilities.
'1rhis taste Is also being manifested in.
4 America, where our, public has such
great facilities for getting readily to and
from tho theatre. II London had an ade-
Gqunto system OF traInWnys and cheaper
lines of travel, the popularity Of tho the-a
Ratre here would be still more increased,
especially among the middle and lower
classes. 45s5 ~ Il Nj 45i
\ \, Another thing that impresses tho
American manager here is the admirable
stage work always seen In a London the
fatre and tho credit and praise accorded
Ito the actors. g5
also are the social MS we'll as
monetary advantages which como to real
artists. s 384s
zone OF tho finer things hcrolis the
strong foolng for m usical entertainment,
especially for opera, Il
III I'm America opera requires to be pre-
scented In a way that will meet every
possible requirement. as to setting and
scenery. Here they don care so much.
for detail. so long as they get sound,
scene and ensemble In theAphrformancc.
IT makes the work of the operatlc man
ager easier, because 1t relieves him OF
B the great bug-bear OF. the work and ex-
Hpcnse In mounting. "a
Royal patronage means much FOR ops.
era and theatre, as tho public likes to go
where royalty Is to be seen. or course,
we could have no uchsthinE In America.
where fashion Is the only guido and
sometimes taste.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
ia MARINE &INTELLIGENCE.
--- 81 8fix5 H ~
PORT or RICHMOND, MAY &. 1905.
TUISr


Steamer Poeahentas. Graves. S Norfolk and
James River andings MsrGhand!ss and pas
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly Norfolk, merchsn,
Barge Cralner Hill, I.oughney, Baltimore
coal, 81. HI I1agan and co. I, y IA x
goal, 8. II. 1awes. and GO, ss XIX Fl.
la5fi4tys IS ~ SAILED. sf2Ss 81 ,s5
"a Steamer berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk. merchan.
disc and passengers, Old Dominion Steamship
Company. ~ 8 !. IS
+ d PORT or WEST POINT, MAY 81, 1905,
H W. TIL s3 ARRIYEln LII ri si;57 e
papy1lle, Short, Baltimore. passengers and
general cargo
II panYlle Short, Baltimore, passengers and
general cargo, gi e5 ss ~ Ri
N PORT NEWPORT NEWS. MAX s7,B1sos. 6
VI :Sssi M ARRIVED si s5s.
8 Steamer Wasltenaw. New s9aTts4
81 1 p1 " ~ Z SAILED.
3, Steamer Washtenaw Sabine ka1s.
y Steamer Rio Jano. Rotterdam
X Steamer Nero, lsayile 5. VI ss n
q Steamer Ulrken, Balcelonia. N n i55
D Schooner JstcGa, n, HASKELL Boston,
n Schooner Dayayd Barnes, Pro 4dence. IA.
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.11iy tg7 o s'E7{ Z ~ y -, y
COTTON MARKETS,

NEW YORK. May 1.-THE cotton market
later Increased the gain to a matter OF about
! Gas points on the active months on a fair
demand from local shorts, Europe and the
& South promoted by Hrmer cables than due.
continued rains In tho West, and the hrlnness
+ OF spot holders. Brokers representing thee re-
cent bull leaders were supposed to be. selling
quite lberaly a. the advance. but the tone
& Of the market was good and offerings were
well absorbed. n IS 49, Sc q
17,bS4 bales against Is, 900 last week and e. o37
last year For the week (estimated} 10000
bales against 1909 last week and 40 99s last
year 4 Toeday's receipts at New Orleans were
y 3.137 bales against al last year, and at IIous-
ton 3.2A bales against 30 last year
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
LyachbnIg ToiIaeeo Market

I4ynchburg, Va, May q, & 1907, 6
sales n al loose tobacco on the LynchhurS
ma rkot for the two weeks ending May 10. 1905,
reporte4Ipy John 4. oslesby. q Lyash's Ware
s'S soid week ending May 10th, 4as, 500 pounds;
sold week ending May 10Th ll5, 400 poundsi de-.
creass for the week ending May B2sth. sss,40O
pG soid from September 1901 to May 1906
IA, 7ai, 40o pounds; sold from Sept !,
10 May cd. 1904. 10, M. 900 pounds decrease fpr
1906 5O, 600 pounds. x sss Sy 5s .
fs VIC receip ta tins week were vary. nghts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28

So.,hern pacac .............. 75h
No,tnIl. nd West crr con- ............ 1olis
$500, x.tn.. = f,a srefhndnr a. 90 2
pa,, S,, CAN'T o's So,,vS 1914
i,enhiur Gnnerai Il ia 1924
ST Louis and Iron Mountain con- 5s..... ll6Ia
st. Louis and San Francisco IS. 4s........l sofs
seahoa ID All Line II |(offered) ssh
Son,Ha ~ phc,an a ........... e5H
sotharr Raii,yay S. :. 1l3A
was nd Pacific lists (bid) 123ls
,roiedo at. t. and Western A. ......,..... s3ia
fTninn pecifc u .,............... 1858
Union Pacific cnnv. 4s 4. lloss
iinited states steel I'd IS. 1914
Wabash ists 11Iss
W, X. y, MI, = T3a 10 m
WesfernS Ma. s7ss
Iyheeiinp, Ia nd AXE Frie 94a
wisconsin Central A. q. OH
Nj and o., collateral trust Is. 9SH
Central of Georgia ID Inc 81 5S
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largely due to the farmers being busy prepar-
ing their land for planting tobacco and re-
the heavy rains OF Inst week, and to large
portion Of the crop having been sold. The
quality and condition Of the Tobacco continues
fairly good. Prices on Tugs arc up. but leaf of
ali grades are ra Their lower. Plants arc Henti-
full and IN good condition.. With good seasons e
the bulk of the crop Will be planted by tho
ilrst OF June. The weather has been quite
cool for tho past few days, which Is favorable
for tho cut worm. They have been very de-
Sweatcr Is warmer " It'll a gentle rain falling.
which Indicates a good season for planting
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-28
CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

4 Co. O.. c. and ST. Louis gen. lo3
r,hicarn Terminal AZ loffered5 . . .......... 90 H
Colorado Midland 74h
f.ojora A n nd southern IN ........,..... o.
Cnha hs cer.if cat In !. :. 1G5ls
Denver and Rio csrando 101a
Diaii,inra, s;ec,rities e. d. 70 s
Erie prior lien 1924
Erie General IA e3A
Fort h WORT nd Denver CIty lists ia
Hockinr Valley 4lhs.............. 1i1A
Jamar e. certifcates 9sA
Lolilsyile and Nashville Unified A.. 49,. 1055s
Manhattan consoi gold 4s.....,........... 10t r
Mexican Central 4. 3. J. 75M
sMoYica,,5 cant ri lat inc 10 q
Minr. and ST Louis 4s......... 97h
Missouri, Kansas and Texas 4s............ JOB 5.
Missouri, Kansas and Texas 2ds. ....... s5ss
National r. r. of Mexico con. 4s.......... SO 81
Nav ork Central gen 31ys 1914
New Jersey Central gen. Ga. (. 3. 1s6A
Northern Pacilc Isl Z. 1c5ss
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Petersburg Tobacco Market.
,ported nv Craddock and Jones. OF Virgins
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS! !
Norfolk Peanut Market.

NORFOLK, IA, May s.-Pcanuts cannot be
bought here 1t less than cents. q pound. and
There are few Of the better grades offered.
6rher@is strong market for al the peanuts
which arrive but only the lower grades are az,
Informed dealers reclares that daere are not
many nuts OF any kind In North Caroline, and
{ prime grades are selling for sE @4c.. in the
country The stock In Norfolk is. small! in com
parlso snto5 what 1t usually Is at his time OF
the year. The commission merchants have not
more than 1000 bags. and they are selling
quite freely. The cleaners have larger stocks
efforts to sell all that the trade will take in
order not to have. a great stock during the
summer. They were n disappointed with the
early spring trade, and OF the II, 90 or 10000
bags which they have now they wish to dispose
of as many as possible before the dull trade
the cleaners. The high price OF farmers
stock indicates that the cleaners arc getting
gooa prices and that they are
season. when ONE Of the cleaners had no stock
nt all and some OF the factories We're not run
ers put in their cotton crop arst. and the
peanut crop takes the second place. The acre.
age of cotton Is In excess Of the acreage Of
.of peanuts may DO somewhat less. But there
will not be a great difference inqeither crop
because both spielded q good profit. The quo-
Farmers stock virginias: Fancy 4c.; strict
kly PRIME sXc.; prime. 3asG31ao,: machine
picked, 3GsHc,; buch. 37sGpa1sc, q pound. ~
Spanish peanuts by the bushel. 81 02tsG1 .05,
& The tone OF the market Is steady at those
prices and sales are readily effected.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
e PDTEHSBURG,s VA May 27.-PEANUTS-
Spanish. market firm at 81. o2h@1 .05. Vir-
kginas--Market quiet at az 6p4c for fancy stock ;
smnohlne picked, t2lsG3tlc,; sholing stocks 20
THE DRY GOODS MARKET
NEW YORK, May 1.-The week closes
quietly In the dry goods market. but strong
operations Of buyers indicate depletion OF
stocks In a great many directions and inquiry
for promIter deliveries arc general. Prices
tend upward to the statistical position and to
sthe upward trend OF cotton values. 8 y &
q. NAVAL STORES.
,NlLMINGTON. NJ G., May T,--SPIRTIS
uRPpNTIN We Firm and unchanged; receipts
4 \ casks. Rnsln-F Firm at $50; receipts. 1888
barrels. Tar-Eirm at 81. 80: recelpts, 6 bar
frels. Crude Turpentne--FIrm at $2b0047 70 and
I 81. rs; receipts. iii barrels sSSs
Ss5AYANNAH,ECA May T.--rURPENTINE-
Firm "a $780,; sales, S15 casks ~ receipts, 1904
casks; shipments. 72 casks, Rosin--F Firm; sales
sos harrelsj receipts, 9, od7 barrels Shipments,
4 CHAR LESION, s.. c., May 27,yTuRPEN-
I'll N ll-Steady at Zoe, Rosln--S eady.
coIsroNsEDD OIL MARKET.
Fl NEW YORK, May T,--Cottonseed oil was
quiet but frner. showing a slight advance
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RICHMOND STOCI MARKET.
Stts& S35 Richmond. Va. May q. 1905.
5E35ss9 81 . EAIES TAX s$s s;i

Virginia cen.uriesslo. ooo al s7,s; 1900 az
! y STATE Er. SECURITIES. BID. Asked
Nor,h csI ra,n. - lsIs s5 (:
va. Centuries. 90. c, and r.. 1891. 97h a7h
9 CITY SECURITIES.
Richmond City. 1855. lO1
i;ssA RAILROAD BONDS.
Atlanta and Char LIST Is. r.. 1907 sn5
A.8C. La RI r.. Con- TT. 4Sps G. 400 .,.5&
IA. @. L. CertiHates OF Ind p. e2
ca * 10. ana Fiji. 1T s.. i3t5 :...:... lis
8Georsa and Ala Con b. l945. II
". and Nv. ny. Pocnhontas g. 81
K RIch.S and M ck, 1st ~ ls4s. sa
Florida Southern 1915 e. I. Z. 9sts
western N. &. Isl Is, g.. iii. e. 1ls
T.. ". con z list ~ g 20: . ss
Norfolk ay. and Light Co. Il. Is n
81 $RAILRoAD STOCKS Par. S
fAt18uta and Char lotte.. 100 1es S5
Atlantic Coast Line 100 l4s1s
Atlantic coaat Line pfd .1oo III
Atlantic Coast Line OF Conn. 100 SO :i S76 VI
Clefapeake md Oh iO. 100 ~
Norfolk and Western com 70
4 F. and p DIV. Oi,liE. 100 Isl 80 IL
!: BAN1S AND y TRUST CO. STOCKS.
american National. LOO l26
& Broad Street Bank ..............a e
First Natioclhl. jed t20 20
Merchants National. :. l10 100.
National Bank OF Virginia 100 1so 81
Petersburg Savings and Ina.........o0 10 80.
Z INSURANCE COMPANIES. i1&
Virginia Fire and Marine. rs III $50.
E MISCELLANEOUS II Eta! 3 ss s3s
q Old Dominion s. S. Co. 100 80 is
Wa- Car Chem: ped p. c..,... 70, ,oo 1os 1o7
lear. C. Co. Col. :. p.$ ....... osh
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W
auotaotonx are Wholesale priccs:) l3ss
LIVE POULTRY-sprtng chickens. large. per
pound, small. per pound IN heas
ter pound. 13c. ducks. per. pound, 5l3glic.;
geese, per head. b9g75e.; guineas. per mead
SUTrEn Choice dairy d packed as per pound nd,
is TAI .;0 stors packed fresh mixed psr pound
j. i EGGs-ln crates fresh nearby. DOZEN 1sc. |;
I'm crates, fresh per dozen. loo; In barrels
fresh per dozen Z, z = 14s -, y ~. (, !
fancy. per pound. lzaisc; peaches Y, unpeelsd:
pSund. asc. Peas-B ankeyc. so.sl per bu.hsI.
S'ssssys No ea; g.. sasss Tia
HeansHa5adpisked PEI Su:ns' s6c
oI Eve 81 sr essas choice per
Yea lg thin, per pound, bGSc.;; runners PEI
saesa S Ssss
psin poa a#s4s s Ssii, per pound
extra. ts759a2 winter clears. SOS q win, '. q
ter straight, 5.25d6.5o: winter patent. E7eY
SO PEI po sns,zX bo,ed acfed
III aS5c. Miiifeed- shipstun. per ton. 32l.s zoo
e 90; ! bran. SO. 6oa2L0o. 5S
OTHER PRODUCE MARKETS; !.
NEW YORK, May URn Ina Il AN. ana
about seS,1 ~
"a TSa4 rye Tlonr-Firm at y. 25ta4 80:
cornIrieaFiin Fine white and e. "
feadinx tsHaai'!a
Options saowed, lAaie net asalas
SIT Corn-Steady; No. 2.f bsc, nominal. ano "a
Options no az
Oats-Oulet:g mixed 35l3I1ac. "a rs.
s ssgi4g g;ehef fss Illus ss5
SIS IS: pekled shoulders. S. 90; picked hams
sio So 8 s s6. rn
bound s. s. as. Porksteady; family.
81. boapl5. o.; short clear, sag 90. Talow-
STEADY; city. country, e1sss. lsosli'-
coffet-spot Rio. steady; No. = invoice. Sc. !;
mild dull: cordova Futures .ei esv,
Sair retlniIie. sstc.; Centrifugal. 9s test. ~ @
u r. Emoiasses sugar 3lsc.; refined, steaay.
Mould 9 % cut loaf and q g srus sha IL
j 1spsi nominal Molasscs steady: New Or
leans good t. shoice daily
flSa2lc. Cheese-ouiet and unchang 2.a
Irregular; Western, fancy selected: l5hs !,
and western; &c. asl.oo; Jersey sweets. per bar
rel ST Ooale. q. Peanuts-Duil; fancy handpick-
cd. 5tla5hc. other, domestic. ~ ga1sS Gan-
In res,-SSteady: Charleston per barren CRAZE,
sldil l2 Cot ton-By steam 20 Liverpool, loH lac.
CHICAGO, ILL.,. May 7.-Profit kiig, due
partially to heavy movement Of wheat 70 Q
m narRet here to-day tie close the July
delivery was OF Influenced by extra,
ordinarily heavy resspa \ ne nree tSe eo ay
Ing figure to day--49 being the lowest point
Of the day, q loss Of sAc eompared with Yes !, s.
i. a M r,rovi sions ara almost uncha nged.
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q, a. rounding %, Registered, i. 1tiM
III s. reminding % coupon I. lo4
IL 81 as rcsis,ered III. !. . Z. 1G8$
III. 81 3a rcristereri !, r. 1921
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IFS did a. IA rerI tered 10iss
III E Old a. cono1 \, Y
a nterInn,l Tobaccn As certificates 4, ]. 7Ss;
America n irroha Cd certificates !. 1924
atcnison general Z. 1881
Atchison adjustment 49, " 70
fsaitmore1 and Ohio !. Z. 1t4h
Raifnorc n nd II Ohio 3Hs. . 3. &. 90
Central of Georgia s. :. &. Z. 1881
Cen rni NJ Georgia lat nc 93
Can't rai IT c;eorria 81. :. 1lah
Chesapeake and Ohio 4ss y. Z. 107%
chica 20 and Alton 3Iss . 3. S0n
Chicago. b. and Quincy new A.. 10s
Chicago, r. !. and Pac. r. r. As. 90
Chicago. n. II. and Pac. r.. r.. col 6s...... 9l1s
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ERICHNfOND PRODUCE NIARKET.a

s. ~: November. q; December. .s.ao jan
uary. S.3la$ 49, 81
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TOBACCO MARKETS,

Richmond. Va, May q. l005.i
4 robacco- Dark Frcd-R eordrred: Receipts
modorate and market quiet. Very little doing.
quiet but firm; light res.
ceipts, sun Cured -Reordered-- Fair receipts
and market fairly active at quotations.
D. Note--We advice shippers to avoid too high
order as much OF tho tobacco coming In is
damaged, and when such 8 the case II sells far
mn price. 4