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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

ID NEW YORK May 4-FLOuR-pulL put
steady. Rye F1our-Quiet. Cornmeai-steady.
Rye-Dull. Barley-ouiet.
Whcat--Steady; No. 2 red. sQc. nominal e.e ena
.sr oSR,IISns gsrt'ys e2 He ne' 'SIss
S'G:orn-Barely steady; No. Ea. b7Ae: nominal
elevator. options &c net lover. Nay oe eaS
July Sc Sept ember b3sc:;# December. o!7sc'
onts-steady; mixed. 37h y. - {.
#,sBeef-steady.g. * Cut Meats-Steady: Lara
Barely steady; western prime, $3.50; rennea'
easy: continent. ,ts.s5. Pork-steady Tauo ~,
Steady. Rosin-- Firm. Turpenune-tlrrn a az o'v
e7kc. 49,, roree--snot
RIO steady; mild, dull. Futures nrm at T.. a
net 'advanc OF 6dl5 points. sugar-Raw hrm;
fair refining. ls-l6c.: centrifugal. I-iec.' mo-
iasses sugar, 2l-leo.; refined. steady -
Butter-F1rrn and unchanged Ccheese-Se",
weak; old. rrm and unchanged new state
full cream large and small sEqsNc.; sK Hii
1Ha7Nc. Eggs-Firm; nearby s ses5as lsac.'
Peanuts-steady and unchangsd; I ro,a.oe e Nd
Northern. per bag. i2.2s: state and Western.
q 70: European, e 81. sOQr2.0. Cabbages-Easy;
Florida. red per crate. $1,000; do. white. ZIG
! .iS: Charleston i5c. Gr.2,oo. h. q. ~.
s Cottonseed Oil-Firm and higher on scarelsy
OF spot covering Trade fairly active. FI ...I
s naaa' yeiiow ssMGassc.: prime white 4o@4lc';
prime winter yellow. 4014ic.t
8 CHICAGO May 4.-Profit-taking by loca!
bulls caused easy close IN the wheat ma5n sss
we're practically unchanged. Provisions were
unchanged to l5c. lower.
here to-day final quotations on the July dellv-
-, = sIx,x t,@,rou anpad al follows.
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Southern Railway,

sCHEDuLEIE EFFECT, APRIL %. 1908. rs
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. !, a44fs
400 q. M.-Dhily-Lornl for Charlotte. Nj "a "a
1890 r. n. --Daily--Limlt ed--Duftet Pullman to
Atlanta and Rrmlngham New Or!eans.S
@8s Memphis Chattanooga and al the sousA.
Through coach for Chase City. Oxford
Durham and Raleigh. s5$ {Gy 3fsS..s..s
e:9o e NJ Fix. sunday-Keysyllla Local z. 7.
8s P. M. for ali the South. x F VI
stYORK RIVER LINE s ~ y
$3.50 NJ Except spnday-No 1e-BaitimosrEsGs
s:15 P: M.-Except sundayNo. 1o1,ocalts$ tof
~ @ West Point. i3.ts "a 53a tlsi
4:45 a; Except sunday-No 7iIocals 8 !. g e
West Pnint.7i& Is 3#TS II
! TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. ssgS5 a
S:sS a. NJ 1850 P From al the south.s Y.
a:a5 F; M--Trom Charlotte, Ralelgh, Durham
Chase City and Local Stations, }S 8 !. Sc us
$40 a.. fM.--Trom Kersville and Local Stntinnsg
9'i5 A. Mo. 1s--From baltimore and and west a:
1915 A. Nj, No. %. Sis p. Nj. No. 7s-Tro,a
West Point and Local Stations. !. \, ,.is
I. No. Ii and No. 1F1e stop Quinton. Tunstailsss
White House and Lester Manor. d;
W WESTRLIRY D. p ~ Rlchm,931rEd;;,, v e e.
4 s.. Fl. HARDWrC1<. @ ". II. TAYLOE,BssS
p. T.. Nj. l5s Az O. t1o.5 A 5#S45
II. n, SPENCER. Gent Mgr,
WASHINGTON. D. c. 45 ,s5 Ssss
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bales: export to Great Britain. Il: !to bales; 70
the Continent 3ls7 baes stock, GsaSs2 bae 81 &,
bales; export to Great Britain. O,s2l; bales to
France. 1926 bales; to the Continent 4''oss
bales; to japan, 3. 10 bales ~.
receipts. 1875 oss bales OK port 70 Great Britain
2seo2 bnlcs France. eS $50 bales; 70 o. ~, !le
Continent, 2.u1.7H bales; TO japan, 1Vs'tiAl
bales; 10 Mexico. 2.7Gi bales.
NEW ORLEANS, May 4-coTToS-spot
cotton in good demand, but supply light; sa!es
do bales Including !, l5o to arrive and 100 :.
O.. b. Quotations unchanged middling II IS 6;
Futures were little stron ger. opening , ~
and fluctuations. though frequent. weke mr.
close ss59as sa 81 Do 1n support
t;a,ion futures closed: May. il.i4: june. ll.ls:
July, i1s4; August. 1895; September. lo@:
October, 1912; November lo.s? December.
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3 Cash quotntont were as follows: FlouF@
Steady. No, 2 spring wheat. Soas2c; No. 3
ITSc.i No. a yellow. 4she. No. goats. s2hc.;
IS. white ssa qssAo ~ White s aSssis
fair to choice mailing, $4,000. No, ! naxseed,
si.o7; No. i northwestern, sl,ls. Mess pork
per barrel sls.o51lslo; lard. per 100 poundsa
Clear sidss iboxed). ;s,soas9 80, Whisky, basis
Of high wines ZIP Cloyer con ts,t sFaG1 IT,
lei, isltVlSc Eggs-seady at mark. cases m
Guided, i3,a dl+c.; nrsts. l+c.; prime hrsts. lec'
extras tic, Cheese-Easy at 0hgllhc. S.yii ~
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Insurance Rates Raised.
fRy Associated Press.)

NEW. YORK, May 4,-Forced by thelr
losses In the San Francisco ire 10
strengthen their reserves, score 81 ,to
insurance companies IN TINS CITY to.uay
raised their rates and cut down GoII'.ta's
sInns ~ agents and brokers. This aa-
IN nee in rates Will amount to Is per cent.
md is applicable to all risks IN WHAT 10
Known as the confngrntlon section.
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New President Speaks.

~ H. s..
Mr. Walter, who succeeds Mr. Barr as
B the president Of the seaboard, said there
was nothing more difficult than to or
ganze Il railroad. He had been fully
convinced of this since coming into
position vacated BY Mr.. Barr, and he
bore testimony to the thorough and sys-
5tematic manner In which Mr. Barr had
gotten the affairs OF the Seaboard.
Judge William Josiah Leake. presl-4
dent OF tho Richmond Fredericksburg
and Potomac, spoke OF his association
nond, Fredericksburg and Potomac and
\ the Washington Southern. lie paid Mr..
Barr tho high compliment Of saying that
during the entire association Mr.. BArr had
served as a member OF the board d these
two roads wi tn IAN eye single ITO their
benefit and the advance nlent of theic In
terests. Judge Leako expressed his HIGH
appreciation OF Mr.. Barr as railroad
man and personally.
8S3 Colonel Grundy,# one Of the hosts OF the
evening, briefly expressed the pleasure
he shared with Mr.. Stevens at having
Mr.. Barr as their guest, and spoke OF
the deservedly. high position held by Mr..
Barr In the business and railroad world.
Governor Swanson. In his speech, dwolt
with some emphasis on the reciprocal du-
ties OF railroads to the public, and said
IL
ought to regard themselves somewhat ns
trustees for the stakeholder and tho pub
lie. He assured tho railroad men In the
company that so long MS the roads acted
In good faith and fairness, they would
find In him good friend. but, Of course.
his first duty under all circumstances
was to the people. * 81, y. 81.
Mr.. Henry G. Stuart spoke especially
In behalf of the people of Southwest Vir-
gina, and n most fellcltous manner.
reviewed the extraordinary results OF
Mr.. Barrs work in the material develop
ment OF that section OF the State. He said
he desired on behalf OF the people In the
territory trayerscd by tho Norfolk ana
Western Railroad, to express their APP
probation Of what Mr., BnTr had done,
The Guests.
There were just three dozen guests at
the banquet. At the center table We're
Mr.. Stevens, Mr.. Barr, Governor Swan
son. Mr.. Stuart. Mr.. John P, Branch,
Colonel Archer Anderson. Mr. Johnson,
OF tho Norfolk and Western, and Mr..
Walter, OF the Seaboard Air Line, Among
tho other guests were Mr.. c. w. Branch.
Judge Leigh r, Watts, Mr.. Decatur An
tell Mr.. Atkinson, Judge w. ]. Leake,
Lieutenant Governor ]. Taylor Elyson
Mr.. Myers. Mr.. Eppa Hunton, Colonel
Grundy, Mr.. II. w. Scott Mr.. c. d. Lang
horne, Mr.. c. =, Boiling, Mr.. c. Il. Doyle.
Mr.. Crump. Mr. Williams. Mr.. p. G.
Leigh, Mr.. King, Mr.. John Stewart
Bryan, Mr. j. x. Branch, Mr.. r. w.
Christian. Mr., G. V. Meredith. Mr.. ]. Y.
Anderson. DR. ]. A, White. Mr.. Maher,
Mr.. A. r. Christian, DR.. w. Il, Oppen-
hmer. Mr.. Boyd, DR.. Price,
=
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-05
MOFFATT--BVANs.
Richmond Man Married Yester.
day in New York.

BINGHAMTON,4 Ny, May ,4.--George
10. Mofratt, Of Richmond. Va, was mar.
ried to -iMiss. Est her Evans, prominenn.
#tosday NJ Rey,@P.E R.sRossj D. d. pastor
OF Of the First presbyterian Church. me
ceremony was performed at the home OF
the bride at high noon IN the pr Pres enc
ding presents were many and costly. ~,
The groom ls:8a prominent young cly u
engineer, and the bride very popular IN n
this section OF the State, The couple lert
shortly after the wedding on a nuptsnl
tour to Chicago. tasyl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-05
Palma Reelected.

(Dy Associated fFess,
WASHINGTON. May 4.-FollowfnG me
counting of the electoral vote of Cuba
nv the Cuban Congress to-day, senior
ouesada, the minister here has received
=, cablegrnm announcing that President
palma and Senior Capole had been pro-
claimed elected president and yice7presi-
dent of the republic. respectively
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Bank Clearings.
lRy Associated Press.

(By Associated PressO
y NEW YORK, May 4.-Total bank clear.
ings 1861 ,076.916 Outside New York
8, $50. $780, 207: increase. 5 per cent
Richmond. s5.565. seS; increase. So
Savannah, s4.367 ,023; increase. 23.7.
Atlanta, s4el6,s73; increase. g, a!I
Norfolk, s2.74s.712; Increase. 64.EGsi
Augusta. s1,764. 0e2 increase, 3s.
Charleston, s1,2S4,574; increase. 81.
Knoxville. $l.3B.66s; decrease, 4.
81 Jacksonville. s1,iB3,9e4; decrease, 49,
q Macon. s678, $50; increase. 1877.
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.TURPEST1NE-ste at s3,sc; receipts. 81
reis 81 Tar-Firm at $50; receipts. IS barrels.
Crude Turpentinc--Firm at s2.9o9+ Is and s. p
receipts. 30 barrels. ~ .Ia5tl
SAVANNAH. GA, May 4.-rURPEST1NE,..
Firm at s.Ac.; sales, 745 casks; receipts. 94l
casks; shipments, 500 casks. Rosln--F!rm;
sales 1850 barrels: receipts 2lG5 barrels: ship
rlents, 1,6O5 barrels stock, 6767S barrels.
e CHARLESTON. s.. c., May 4.-TCRPEN-
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BALTIMORE. MD, May .4,-F'Lo uR-Flrm
and unchanged, Wheat-pull; sp Esan contract ,o;
ern white corn. 6s957c Oats-steady; No. .
mixed s7N Gs7Ac. Rye-Frm; Ne western,
initiation, isG aoc.: do, creamery. 2?dp2sc, Eggs
Steady and lnchange at Isle. cheese-Ftrm
and unchanged large. septen,ber. Ahe.; No;
vember l4c.; small, l1Ac. Sugar-Stady and
unchanged. ~ f4N ~ ss5s,
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Officers Reelected.

(By Associated Prcss,)
LEXINGTON, Ky, May. 4,-The con-
day unanimously elected all its former
officers for the ensuing term, OF one year,
These were Robert G. Ogden, Of New,
York. PRESIDENT Charles 3: AycoGk' o.
BALDWIN, OF Alabama, secretary; William
4 Blair, OF North Carolina, treasurer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-05
Public School League Games.

In the games Of the Richmond Public
School Iengua played yesterday, the
score OF the three games reported were
as follows; West End School, s; Randolph
School, 4; Leigh School, ~; Central
School, 4; Springfield School. %; Belle
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
pA1TIMORE ND May 4.-Scaboard Air
t.ine common. ?9ii bid senboard Air Line pre-
Ierred-Nothing doing. FL.
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Chesapeake q Ohio Ry,'.

Cincinnati, Indianapolis, st. Louis, hls.3
cage, Louisville, Nashville. Memphls ANA
200 pm. and HOO p, r.. daily. 81 .,is{ rs
Westbound Local Trains, ,s,sa
$50 n. m. and b:1E .. m. week days M
Newport News. Norfolk and Old Point. 4
a:o1 a m. ind 400 p. m. daily, III 6$3s IA sE
Local for Newport News and Old Polntl4
7:ss a. m. and s 500 o.. m. week days b
James River Line:
1920 q. m. daily; 6:15 d M. week days 3ft1
Arrive Maine Line from west: II 80 A. MI
sss:so A. M $3.50 p. NJ. ss7.H r. n. afEom
East: .tlo:05 NJ. ~ - AZ NJ 7:o S9. ma
p. II. tsDaily; eek. sunday.s
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Mr.. TAYLOR a Delegate.

The vestry of Monumental Episcopal
Church last night elected delegate and
alternate to the Episcopal Council which
meets in Alexandria, May 10th. Mr.. John
NJ Taylor was chosen delegate; Mr.,
George w, Warren, alternate.
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Collided With Iceberg
(By Associated Press,

(By Associated Press,l
LONDON, May i.-The British steamer
Anglo Peruvian. from Shields. for Phila-
deiphia, founaerel recently IN the Atln a..
berg. An the members OF her crew We're
picked up by the British steamer Mo-
hawk from New York. April ~ FOR
Antwerp. vi
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HIGH TRIBUTES
PAID Mr.. BARR
CONTINUED from First Pagc.)T

hosts, ,nlade charming and graceful
toastmuster. In brief speech, he, Ike
all the other gentlemen who spoke. dWelt
upon the value and efficient service that
Mr.. Barr had rendered in the railroad
world.
The tribute paid by Mr.. Stevens to Mr..
Barr was most heartfelt. He pleasantly
remarked that every one who came to
Virginia wanted to remain a ,Virginian.
President r. $. Johnson,E Of the Nor
folk and Western, spoke of hi1 service,
both with and under Mr.. Bnrr, and said
the latter could give the present occ.l-
pant Of the White House points on being
strenuous. Tie had never known a more
earnest or more large hearted or capable
man than Mr.. Barr, to whom he paid
high tribute. both on account OF his
devotion to duty and his, fine personal
ohm m cte y us l.t4as5 500 I'll
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE

IN 3. IS EFFECTIVE FAPRIL 9Th y HHiyg55sl59
& Trims leave Richmond daily: .%sy.l IS
4 For Florida and South 0!05 "A. NJ. :26a I'm
For Norfolk, 900 A. NJ, 500 p n. a l1el
: + For and w. ny. West, 1910 and s;9s
For Petersburg 900 a. NJ. 1910. 800. $500
0T For ac Go,dsboro and Fayetteville 1855 NJ:
Trains arrive Richmond daily: " TX
ssio:N and 1l.4O A. NJ: 1900 2:o5 $3.50 wy
~. sExeept Sunday. ..sunday only Il 5;.3s 38s
Time OF arrivals and departures and 5conneo.
tons not guaranteed. . \. :, s3 9SSs4
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY I. 1905.
ARRIVED.
steamer Seu4e Shelly. Norfolk. merchandise
and passengers, Old Dominion line. iJj ssYd
K sa E5 SAILED. ~ u q5EEs7 X
Steamer Pocahon.as. Graves. Norfolk and
James Rivcr landings. merchandise and pas
senkers Virginia Navigation Company.
Steamer Neusc Shelly. Norfolk. merchandise
and passengers, Old Dominion line.
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New York Central gen. s,is........"...... %
New Jersey Central gen. 5s".........,....i2 X
Northern paciac ss..,...,.................. 1915
Sorfoit a. nd wes, arm con 4s............... 100 &
nreron shor. Tina rcfunding is..,........., 45n1
PcnnsvIvnniai cony. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 9sM
Reading Oenerai e97s
- - D;iis a nd iron Mountain con. 5s...... 1l3
ST.. Louis and San Francisco II. s....',.. g.,
St, Louis Southwestern con. 4s...,.........H !s!s
scnboard Air Line As (offereD .......,.... S64s
Southern Pacific sl&
Southern Pacific list AZ. 8certihcates........ s5
ToIas and e paG ans 1;ss 50
Union Pacific Observation-Disclosures. 1914
United States steel cd ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. @SM
Wabash lists ll31s
Wabash Deb 3s Observation-Disclosures. 764
Weatorn Md 4s...,.,.t.,,..,. .,....,.......... 81
Vrheellng and Lake Erie 4s....,............ SIX
Wisconsin Central Observation-Disclosures. 00H
ST. and o., Collateral Trust 4s..........."4 y4h
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS,

PETERSBURG PEANUT hAnKgT; ~, -
epa nish-.Market nrnl at Sl,o7M per bushe
Vlrginias-- Market Arm at SIC, for fancy stocEi
machine picked at l&a2Ae.; shelslns s'osA'
iX12c, sR
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Richmond and Petersburg Electric Railway.

Cars leav. corner at Seventh >nd i'-rry
Streets, Manesester every hour Ton the hoHtS
from to19 p NJ Last car Y s W,ndaKhs1
Cara leave Petersburg. foot IT syc az IS
Street. every honr from ass A.; n. TO 19 VIZ *
NJ daily, eycept Sunday. ~, !, I,,ch.
All carr from Petersburg eonnectns N'e''',
mond carr w. -.,.... ...,f
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RAILROADS.
IN X q. n Richmond, "a
TX - X FrederIcksburg a 4
s. s.. : - y -. u = - Potomac r. Il.


Trains Leave Rlchnond--No rthNard. 81
1925 A.. .-Daily-B Byrd 81. Through. MI
$40 A. M.-Daily-Main 81. Through. Ed
7:a5 A. M.,Wsek 11ays-E,lba Ashland A 'at5#
Il $40 a, NJ. Daily Byrd 81. Through. Local.
stops ss3Sssssssi
1906 noon-Weels Days-Eyrd st. Through. fs
400 ?. M.-Week Days-Byrd st. Frederickss v
AZ burg Accommodation, Ha 4 S ,g%
sos ?. M.-Daiiy. Main 81. Through. n
$3.50 ?. ~ week Days-Elba. Ashland Ao> \
com,nodnton. 4G St IN BFy&
$3.50 +. M.--Daily--B Byrd ST.. Through. q "a
Trains Arrive lohmond-southward
$40 a. M--Week Days lba. Ashland Ae-
commodntio "A 3Et sf S
$3.50 A. M.---Weelt Days-Byrd st. Fredericks-
burg Accommodat atom a5lt Ri sj A II s,4s4l.8
s:a5 "A. NJ --Daily--Byr St Through. il4
il;5o a. A. Week Days-Dyrd ST. Through.
~. M ssSi q, /. Through 4 :, :.
comr,odation. f. VI i;4S
5 55 E MMGsEpy1s 81 u. T ns2sshh Local
1870 7, M.--oaily-Afain St. Through.
NoTE-Pullman Sleeping or Parlor Cars on
all above trains, except trains arriving Ricn;
mond 1850 A. NJ. week days. and local accoiln''ls
modations, d sEsl 5 itEg NJ 3 Z; Z }23s5
Time Of arrivals and departures and conne s''
". D. DUKE, &. W. cULP. w. p. TAYLOR
Asst. to Prest. Gent. sup.. Trat NIT!
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tNEW YORK, March 4,-pEDyEs-Rec receipts.
fh ers, bulls. ssDG9 Ii; COWS, a!o9sa calves
Receipts, ~ head yeas it9a'ts9 Sheep e and
sheen, S.; good Clipped lambs. q, 70; prime Wool-
cd sheep, 81 e5a7,$o: spring lambs $50 per
head Tor primo Marylands. IIogs-Recelpts,
aIiN head State hogs. y. 5000 100. --- -
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Seaboard Air Line Railway.

southbound trains Leave Rchmondi Daily l,y J;
o4o A. MSornna ana mt Rir,ni
b Memphis and Southwest. 4, (, 4! ~ NJ.
2:so p M--Savannah Jacksonville ana 7, SF Fr-
II 100 p. METo savannah. Jacksonvil "a :.
ianta birmingham. Memphis and souE.snt''9
Northbo.Ind Trains Arrive Richmond Daily
o.1o A. NJ, %4:55 p. NJ, $50 P. NJ.
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Nk&2W N No } k. {; { D

ONLY RAIL LINE TO NoRFoLK.5
Leave Byrd-st. Station. Richmond. Daily
In Effect Jan. oath. 1905.
FOR NORFOLK: 800 A. AZ 300 p.
M, 57:25 p. M. %& 8E25
S FOR LYNCHBURG. the WESTF3and
the SOUTHWEST: s05 A. M, - 10 Noon,
800 p. M. Pullman Parlor and Steering
cars. Cafe Dining cars. Trains arriYs
3daily from Norfolk 'l1:40 $3.50 r. H.;
from the West 7:42 A. NJ, 2:06 =. M..3 9:2O)
p n. Il L. ~. 995s y.
of1ice s3s E. Main st. Flyer: hrs H.
w B. BEV1LL. g. II: BOsLEY.
Cen Pass. Agent. Dist Pass. Agent
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CAT,TI,E MARKETS.

CHICAGO. May 4-CATTLE-Recept 2,ooo
s stssrs lassa esws ssSS Sstess
6,si; Bulls, a. o44.8 calves. a7hds76; stock
ers and feeders, s3,7594. so. Hogs-Reclpts, 49,.
COO head. n Aiarket &c. lower, Choice to prime,
heavy, s. 45aS s; medium q, e good, ss'S9s, 46i
butchers woights s. good 70 she Sh0ie e
Sheef-Receipts 5. 900 head. Market strong.
Sheep. i7595sS; yearlings' Is, tao's6; lambs,
S. b0Gp7,6O. lgs
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nay GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. May l,-The dry goods market
to-day was quiet and steady, the demand loI 1os
eambrlcs and Tor lining goods being s woos,
ness, Export trade was quiet. The cotton yarn
business has not been so active ~ me p'sss
few days as 1T was 9 short time ago.
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7 Spot cotton closed quiet; mIddllng upands
ll.s0 middling gulf 1855; sales, 500 bales
Cotton quiet; mlddling, II. so, net receipts, q
bales; gross, ,?7o bales sales. 800 bales; Stock
167.e42 bales. ,t1.5y
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U. s. rcfunding 2s. registered -.
y. 8. refundIng rs, coupon. ................
u. 8. Old 49, registered Observation-Disclosures.
4. s.. Old Is, coupon.... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 4
u. g. New As, registered
U. S. New Is, coupon, ................. ..:..:..
American Tobacco Observation-Disclosures. /
American Tobacco ..a........':s
A,chson general .........,..... .....7
Atchson adjustment ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Atlantic Coast Line ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Baltimore and Ohio 4s....:................{
Baltimore and Ohio ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Brooklyn Rapid Transcit con| 4s.,........
Central OF Georgia list Inc. (onered)...,...
Central OF Georgia I'd Inc. ...................
Central Of Georgia 80 Observation-Disclosures
Chesapeake and OHIO s..........,........l
Ch lea 90 and Alton 3hs. y
Chca co. 3. and Quincy new 4s..............
Chicago, r. l. and Pacific r. r. 4s.....'..
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago. r. I, and Pac. r. r. col. 5s..... 7eN
c. G.. 6. and 81. Louis gen 4s............ 1o3h
Colorado Industrial 81. seriesA .............. 10
Colorado Industrial 6s series B............ 7ih
Colorado Midland Observation-Disclosures. 7o1s
fC,ootado and Southern 4s................... O3A
1 cuba IL. II Observation-Disclosures. 1N 7
& Denver and Fso 0rande 4s....,,............ 100
DIstillers Securities ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s4H
Erie prior lien AZ 1011a
F;ra a enetai "a 81
Hooking Valley Observation-Disclosures. lU7I
h Iapan ss ~ 2
japan Ga "a s'h
Inpar oiA
Iapan 4 certifca tes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S3h
Inpan 4hs certificates. "a eeries. ......... BOX
i Inusyiile and Nash Unified As,........... 103
Manhattan consol gold Observation-Disclosures. 1914
! Mexican Central Observation-Disclosures. tISh
1 Mexican Central 1st inc FOX
MINI. and st. Louis Is Coferad) ........... %
missouri Kansas and Texas 4s..,........,... 100h
j Missouri Kansas and Texas 2ds.......... Eh
! National r. r. OF Mexico con. 4s........ 81
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FOR NEW YORK,

Via Night Line Steamers except Saturday.
making Connection In Norfolk with Main Line
SYepi au Ry. at NJ and NJ. and chsss-
peaks Ohio ny. at i., a. an s,lda &; M,
Morfok With Main Line Ships sailinr at n
N Tickets, sos u. Maln Street. is
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NAVAL STORES. -, :, ,,r,
WILMINGTON, NJ g.. May A-SFlAlAs
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STEAM BOATS.
~ STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Nioht Line for Norfolk,

Leave Richmond every evening % doot
Ash street, at Il stepping v a MsSe sn,n
frip. Including sta teroom berth meals. tpc.
each Street Cars to Staameys Whasf. M