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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. May ls,-The cotton market
showed rather a nervous tone to-day with trad-
Ing less active and fluctuations narrow and
irregular The close was steady at n net ae-
cline Of cila points Sales for the day were
estimated at 1866 bales, The opening was
steady at an advance OF lIs points ana prices
worked up 10 u net gain OF 4M6 points imme-
datey after the call on covering OF shorts ana
a little bull support. which was ENCOURAGED
by the hrnlness Of tho Liverpool market and
continued, predictions OF a. builish weekly
bureau REPORT at midday The daily weather
reports for the day were considered favorable,
however tenn lure being about sensonable
with no precipitation of consequence and with
tho scattering shorts pretty we'll covered on
The opening bulge prices eased on toward mid
day under realizinglng and little selling
from local bears, The weekly report proved q
little less bYsh than some had expected a., ~
frost. notably In North Carolina, ana the
market was easier after Its publication The
close was within point or two OF the lowes!'
though steadied slightly by bull support
Southern spot market were UNCHANGED 20 l,Io
nor cent. lower. Receipts continued liberal.
the interior shipments reflect a loss OF STOCK
at interior towns and exports have recently
have overrln the port movement,
Receipts at the ports to-day (est ln,atea, lio.s
bales against rl4,514 last week and ?t,1is !s st
year, For the week $500 bales against 40 ~.
ceIpts at New Orleans a2l5 bales against 6,l10
last year and at Houston 2,4eS bales against
6211 last year.
Cotton futures steady Prices ranged as fol-
lows; 49,
May ..."..,,,..,,..H,2 Has 1887 n.as
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Chesapeake e Ohio Ry;.3

Cincinnati, indianapolis, st. Louis. CHS;
cago, Louisville, Nashville, Meaphis:;;1s ~
200 pm and II 100 p. n daily VI 5ss
Westbound Local Trains.
7:ao a. M. daily and b:15 p M week days.
Newport News. Norfolk and Old Po'nt.f;
90? a M and 400 p. m. daily.
Local for Newport News and Old Point
1885 a. m. and 800 p. M. daily. N 5ss III
5 James River Line: III sA
1920 a m. daily; 6:15 D. M week d,ys- sfi53
Arrive Maine Line from West: II ian AZ NJ.
1880 "A. NJ, 1880 p. Nj. s7:45 F. Nj From
East: "lo:o5 \. NJ. .l1:45 a. M ;oo P. AZ,
P. NJ. (sDailyi Eek. Sunday N Isl ss8s IN
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. NAT Is. 1906.

PORT OF RICHMOND. NAY IS. 1906.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves. Norfolk and
James River landings. merchandise and pas
senEers. Virginia NavIEation Company.
Steamer Brandon, Harvey. Norfolk. mercha n
disc and passengers, Old Dominion line.
SAILED.
Steamer Brandon, Harvey. Norfolk. mercha n
disc and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
PORT OF WEST POINT. MAY. Is. 1906.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Danvile Courtney Baltimore. pas
sengers and general cargo
SAILED
Steamship Danville. Courtney. baltimore, poA.
sengers and general cargo. 5,sS
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, May l5.-FLOuR-FirIn., Rye
Flour-steady cornmeal-steady. Rye-Duli.
b WhstEbareIy steady; No red. s:e nominal
eleya tor. Options nc. net lower May. Sshc.;
July seize; September, 81 C.
Corn-1rregular; No. 2. &c. asked, elevator.
Options unchanged. May. &c.; July. 6a5s.c:
September. 64Ac..: December, sac Oats, 3sAc.
Beef-Steady. Cut Meats-Firm: picked bel
lies. So. Glo4c.; picked shoulders saS1ac.
Lard-St eady; western prime. SS.70GS.!b; re-
flned quiet. Pork-Barely steady. Tallow-
steady Rosn--Firm at $40. Turpentine-
Firm at 6sh667c.
Rice-St eady. Conee--Spot Rio. steady;
mild quiet. Futures steady and unchanged
TO 10 points higher. Sugar-Raw, firm: tnir
refining. 2 ae-a242 i5-lsc.: centrifugal. 3 la'3.9
8 7-l6c.: molasses sugar. 2l-32ac H-l9c. ) re-
fined. quiet
changed. Esgs-Firm and unchanged.
Freights and Pcanuts-Quiet and unchanged.
Potatoes--Sew. firm. unchanged: old weak;
Maine per bag. te.l5a2. 10; State and Vest
ern, s2Gt2.l5. Cabbage-Flrm at 81. ESQ? 3D.
Cotonseed Oil--Quiet, but steady on Limited
offerings Prime crude, (. O.: b. mills slc.
nominal; prime summer yellow, 3SEIS9c.;
prime winter yellow. 4lc. s
4 CHICAGO, May 15-Rains throughout Kan.
sas and other portions OF the Southwest had
a weakening effect to-day on the local wheat
arket At the close wheat for Jul ydellvery
showed q net loss OF NC. Corn and oats were
Tho leading futures ranged as follows:
ri = Oman Jieh NV Cinaa.
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MN! N5ij1 Dix ! q

ONLY ALL-RA1L LINE no stORsOLK.
Leave Byrd. st. Station. Richy,ontA lotily.
In Effect Jan. sta. e ". n
a FOR NORFOLK g 20. y. I5.t a 500 ..
NJ. 1925 r. ~. 55f II X K. " ~ 4,
FOR LYNCHBUntse$ tins w Egg GnJ
the SOUTHWEST: 9:o5 "A. NJ. 70 10 NodA.
800 p. NJ. Pullman Parlor and slecr.nu
cars Cafe Dining cars. Trains Il arrive
daily from Norfolk III 40 $3.50 Pss AXgei
from the West 7:42 "A. NJ. 2:0k f.. Mt0 81 -v
p N. s.tE $4 $
Office 1873 e. Main at. sFlyerss 4. 90, &,
,55.5iis minutes, b9!t I. 53
Gen. Pass. Agent Dist. Pass. AEenE:
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. ". c., May b.-sPIRlIS
TuRPENTIN E-Nothng doing; receipts. IS
co.ks. Rosn-steady at $3.50; receipts. e46 bar
rels. Tar-F1rm at $3.50: receipts IS barrels
Crude Turpent!ne.Ftrm at s2.sod4.7o and $50;
receipts 147 barrels
SAVANNAH CA, May 15.-TURPESTINE-
Firm at s2hc.; Sales $50 casks receipts. $50
casks; shipments 1885 casks. Rosin-Ftrm;
sales S55 barrels; receipts, 1857 barres ship
ments 3. 7es barrels: stock 1851 barrels.
: CHARLESTON. s. c.. May l5.-TURPEN-
TIN AND ROSIN-Nothing doing.
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Southern Railway,

,.no TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. a.t 81 Nv. as5aH
,aoM q. M--Da1y-1.ocal for Charlotte M G. III.
l2:So +. M.-Daily--Iimited -Buffet Pullman TO-
atlanta and Birmingham. New Orleans
Memphis. Chattanooga and al the South.
through coach for Chase City. Oxfordss
I. =. durham and Raleigh. t5is Igfg
o:W r Mex. Sunday--keysvilla Local. ~
11:ao M:-Dn,y-L mited-Purnan ready @o:1D
=. Nj tor all the South. 3 sss s
49, . YORK RIVER LINE. Il
4'o Mi;;.Exeept sunday-No. 1s-Bait imoif ~
a'15 F n! Except sunday-No ,o-Iocai 4 to
s West Point t5 MI 8is aff- I'M Isl s,5.s9ss
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. 5sSs NH
~: 6s 4. N 1850 P. M-From all tho South.
S:5S r M.-From Charlotte. Raleigh. Durham,
!. Chase City and Local Stations, s9: ,ayS
S S:1 A. From Keysville and Local sta tionss
59:l5 a. Mo- 15-From Baltimore and Vest
Point b $780,. III ~ 555 Il 4 tg;-s sfa4
1875 4: NJ, No. % 5:15 p. NJ. No. 49, E1em
west Point and Local Stations IVY 8.9s4Bi
Nc NJ. Is and No. stop. .o,ilnton. Tunstalls.
White House and Lester Manor. ~ 5l 4s sg4FtS-
W WEsTBuRY. p. p A.. R!chmond: J, ;v q.
43 s. II. FIARDWICK, ", II. &TAYLOE.ssS
II. B. SPENCER. den'l Mgr.
r. Washington. p. G. iissst fsS8 I'M s&i5lG
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Es ss;s;; y 4, 4:

l{5s Gsfl zl5l8fe5 glgst& Se3fH
Tralne Leave Rlchrr1ond--N orthward. "
4:G n. M.-Daily-Byrd st. Through. y Nh q t53 XII
d:2o A. M-Daily-- Main ST. Through. 4
20 . a. M,W ;,sa rays-lba Ashland AZ.
$50 4. NJ DAILY ST. Through. Local
1905 t,ooii-week Days-Byrd st. Through. Il
400 =. M.--Week Days--Dyrd st. FredericksA h
34I burg Accommodation gS
SOS P. M.-Daily main 81. Through. u Il IN
f s'so E, M,-.Weok pays-Elba. Ashland Ao...
$40 p. M.--Dally-Byrd St Through.
Trains Arrive Rlohmond---s Southwark. 1s4
$40 4. NJ -Week Days-Elea. Ashland Y. !
500 a. M--Week Dnys--Byrd 81. Frsdoricks.$
H burg Accommodation. ~
s:a5 A. M.--Dally-Byrd st, Through.
u $50 A.. 81, Week Days-Byrd 81. Through.
~! 7. M.-Da iy--nialn ST. Through
o'4s =. M;-Week Days-Elba Ashland Ao.8
ss MP6syRyrs g 81 T 4ssssss Loaf,
1o:@ P. NJ Dally--Main st. Through. Il i,
,NOoiTE--Pullnan Sleeping or Pnrlor Cars o.
a. aooyy trains except trains arriving Rich.
mona on II 100 A. NJ. week days. and local acooin-
ta Thine 20 q arrivals ana departures and eotnses
Up. DpKB G. GULF W. r ELL TAY si12 \,
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
PETERSBURG, VA, May t15.--PEASUfS.-
Spa nj sh-Market nrm at t1.o7h per bushei.
firm at size for fancy stock;
machine picked at l&92hc.; shelhns Stock
lAI3c.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

/" COED 1885, common 3Aase best T.. COWS :, VS.
ea92ke best heifers 4atHe 5ned!u N TO to
head; calves, 4G6llc.; extra. &C.: best sheep. oG
&C.; common to fair. sa4c.; lambs. sj.GS s ;
best hogs, sd6kc. common to fair 5Ga1c ;
sows and stays, +14hc.
d Prospects good for all kinds OF stock for next
week. 8
CHICAGO. May NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. +ooo
hesa MaEasi s eowa SelfoPs
5s5; bulls, ssa. q calves; s27Jgss5 stoese eF5
head. Market weak. Choice to prime za hsaaysy.
50. 5516 621 medium to good. heavy IS 5oH 3; %;
heavy. mixed. $s.ul4655; packing s6g5.oIi "a.
Sheep-Receipts. 1900 head. Market steady.
Sheep. st15asio; yarlngs %, s5a6. %; !amos'
IS. 75Gl765.
NEW YORK. May s.-BEEvEs-Receipt.s.
5s2 head ali consigned direct. No trading IN
live cattle. Nominally nrm. Dressed beet 10
rivals; nothing doing: Sheep and LambsIRe-
ceip,s, 1904 head. all consigned TO slaughter
ers except one car. Sheep and Lambs-Nom!.
nal \ car OF Virginia spring lambs sold at *og
per head; about steady. but not many wanted.
tIogs-Recelpts. 2,48l head. Market nominally
Arm,
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

d NEW YORK. May 15.-No change was re-
corded in prices or movement Of staple cottons
in the dry goods marKe, today - so GnEham n
goods mills were sold up for months ahead ana
prints and colored cottons for thirty 10 ninety
IayS. (.
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NEW YORK COFFEE EXCHANGE
| ASSOCIATE MEMBERs L1VEi
r,.: yr,: - Me-, vo-L ~
private e. WIRES '' % NE" s ork' ~
49, -TT1TT0T- N u = a
the negro than with tie white patients7
Ans. Yes, r suppose they do.
BY Or. Dunn: ext
Cues. Are not many operations unnec-
essnrv? g3
Ans, Yes K think so.
Chairman sadler: IL FIJI
CUES, What results have followed the
operations at the Central Hospital?
Ans ( know that DR.. Drewry Is as
careful lof his negroes as no would be Of
anybody else.5-I did not mean to say
that he had been careless. for do not
believe he has be en.YS ! cannot tell OF the
results OF the operations since left
there These tops fat lions were performed
bv Or. Price. OF Philadelphia; Or. Stu
art Mcclure and Dr. Bosher performed
operations when / was there, but only In
emergency cases.
Dr. Henderson was then allowed to
stand aside, after having been on the
stand for nearly three days. @
| DR.. p. n. Southall, second assistant
nhysician, was then called to the stand.
Dr.. southall then outlined his duties
as physician to the male patients.
49,
4 witness stated lhal Wneh, tWo ~. ~
half year ago. ne was transferred rom
the lenlA.e - Tug I'.iie Io 1917
Deapngs n ne Sem I hard een h
them down in the winter. but in the
spring tho bedbugs got worse. They
were there N great numbers. Witness
said he had worked hard to extermlnate
tho bugs and that he had made no con-.
cealment Of conditions. Witness said
that the construction Of the Montague
building Is such that It Is hard to keep
the bugs down. for they got In the CELL
Ing, which was made Of tongue and
groove. with a space between the cell
Ing and the floor above. The walls. he
said. are bad. the cement sides having
! cracks and 4 holes in which the bugs
live. There have been very few bugs
found this winter.
| a don't know, what VIII happcn this
| sun1rner.n said witness,
Witness stated that in his opinion and
| In the opinion OF the attendants, it will
! be necessary to tear up the floors to rid
the Montague building OF bedbugs.
Dr., Southall said that the color OF tho
IN T'i color and dlnay.t'S Ga,..7 .~s
| CUES. Have you ever had occasion to
correct attendants for rouoh treatment Of
natlents7
Ans. + have cautioned them, rene
har Nj 4 lt1enheroa for striking pa
t,sn+ Viii = stick, sE'.,
80 III n,,o1lad p,+;ar+e
DuCkeu dtiet4to.
Cues. Have you ever had patient
1ucked, or dueked one yourself7
Ans. Yes, have.
Witness then described that female
patient had tried to stab an attendant
with a pair OF scissors, ana lnat ne nao
ordered her ducked In a bath tub. He
said he ordered her pushed under the
water In a bath tub twice. and that she
remained quiet for several months after
wards.
DR.. southall said that he thought he
had a right to do as he thought proper
In the treatment OF his patients. lie re-
ported the matter to Dr. Foster and at
forwards to Mr.. Cole OF the special
board, who approved OF his act. The
Board OF Directors investigated the mat
ter.
Witness said he never ducked q patient
for punishment. !. but y T. as treatment '' which
L 7 :.
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STOCK BROKERS.
GEO. 7. KING 8 CO.,

l104h II. Main st., Richmond. Va
STOCKS, COTTON AND GRAIN,
Fractional Lots a Speciality.
Close Attention to out-cf' Town Accounts,
PRIVATE WIRES,
NEW YORK, Oh IcAGo, NEW ORLEANS
Western Union Branch In our office,
/. stock Ticker In customer'a Room.
Members
Richmond Grain and Cotton Exchapge.
Strangers visiting the city are ilAyfsed
to make our office their; headquarters and
have mall and wires sent IN our care.
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.DUCKEO FEMALES
IN THE BATH TUB
CONTINUED from First Page

|. therefore, kept the record at my house,
which use as an office"
DR.. Henderson said that DR.. Foster
had never examined this record. Flo
said. In answer to the question. that
DR., Drewry. superintendent OF the Cen
trail (negro) State Hospital, examined
the records OF his assistant physicians
every week.
No Record Kept.
Witness said that no record was kept
hen he came to the hospital, but that
row Dr. southall, second assistant rky-
hician, keeps one. f'l go
Continuing, witness stated that he had
seen DR.. Foster In the public dining
room OF the hospital, but four times
since he had been connected with tho
institution, and tina. any Information he
(thc superintendent had regarding tho
food was obtained from oths%s, -
Senator Roberts Brought out the fact
that 1t would be to the advantage 70 the
patients to be put on special leE, and
that tha patients would recover sooner;
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Merchants and Miners
TRANSFORMATION Co. So

boston, Mass, and FroVIdenoe, r, !. 5Ts55 "a,
Steamers leave, Norfolk tor Boston Tuss4Ay,
"Wednesday Friday and sunday. EOS rtot1si
dsnee Monday. Thurstay and saturday st
F. n. Passengers, and freight laEsn esF ~
New England Points Tteksts on sale - @. .1a4
o. Rwy: and "; and ". NHy, o1ssA go
No, $40 East AsiR IS y S NJ siigss
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connecting at Old Point for Washington. Ea-
for the hight at moderate prices. Electric cars
direct to the wharf. Fare only Sl.So ana II
Norfolk NJ 58
Freight received for above named places and
all points IN Eastern Virginia and North caro-,
lima IRWIN WElSlGER. Gen'i MSr,
y, A. Barber. Jr,. Secretary, 85 X
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Richmond and Petersburg Electric Railway

Streets, ManeSester. every hour Ton the houel.
from a. M 70 10 r. Last car y T saaay.
Cara leave Ietersburg foot Of sye e n y
Street every hour from 6:3 An 20 " vvHe 81
All cara from Petersburg conuectins H'on's
mond cara 5sF fE5{&s t5t5
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New York Central gen. 6s.................. 1s5
New Jersey Central gen. 5s................ l25
Northern Pacific Observation-Disclosures. 1884
Northern Pacific Observation-Disclosures. 75N
Norfolk and western con. 4s........,..... 100
Oregon Short Line reflindng 4s......... 95H
Pennsylvania co1v. 31ts..................... vS74
Reading General 1009.
81. Louis and Iron Mountain con-. S.. ~. 1l31i
st. Louis and San Francisco ,fg 4s....... s5A
ST. Louis Southwestern con. 4s............ 70
Seaboard Air Line 4s...................... ST
Southern Pacific LIST IS certlncutc,...... ejM
southern Railway ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l1a
Texas and Pacific 123ls
Toledo, st! Ii and Western 4s......!...... SOl9
Union Pacific As. lo+As
United stats Steel 2d Observation-Disclosures. 37Sa
Wabash lists ll3S4
Wabash Deb ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~ y
Western Md. Ag........,,. ...............,.... IS
Wheeling and Lake Erie 4s.................. 81
Wisconsin Central As...................,.... 81
NJ. and o. Coleteral Is Offered. ........ 90 /
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD, May 15,-Seaboard Air
Line. common and Notwithstanding doing.
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Seaboard Air Line Railway.

southbound Trains Leave R!chm9nda p y y.
~ tions, Charlotte. Atlanta, Birmingham.
| Memphis and Southwest. ~
:, 20 p M.NrTo Savannah. Jacksonville. "a At-
lanta Birmingham Memphis ana soutniI
Northbound Trains Arrive Richmond Daily
$40 a. NJ 4;6s p. NJ. $50 r. NJ. s;ls
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steady. a 70. Spring g'e wheat he's ssGsSc.; No 8
7SQSic.; No. g red. Ssls19lc. No 2 corn. 4oH4
as!sc.; no. 2 yellow. toHa5o,te. No Nc; oats,
2 Eye 500. Good feding barley. 400 lilac; fair
to choice mailing '616lo. NO, i'axseed.
sl.0Sls; No. ! northwestern, sll4. Mess pork.
per barrel. fla. 50Il565; lard. per 100 pounds,
ss.5S;; short Ribs sides (oosel, ss7oas,7b; short
clear sides (blxedl i9lOg920 Whisky, basis
OF high wines, 1879, Glover. contract grade.
siL8. Buttert-as!er crnmerNps. 31!6piaac. |;
daIrles. l31lsc. Cheese--steady at odl2c.
Eggs-Steady at mark cases INCLUDED. l59
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FOR NEW YORK.

Via Night Line Steamers Except SATURDAY
making connection ln Norfok With Mat1 Linz InS
S Western Ky. ct IA, ID. and =. n. and ches@-5
peake 4 Ohio Ry, atS A ., ~ an aun =
Morfoif with Main Line Ships sailing 81 Y -
N Tickets sos u. Main Street. n 554
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ATLANTIC COAST { .IrlE

-V7If-| CTEECT1VU9 AFEIL- 81
&, Trnins leave Richmond daily: tlt sSt s#
For Florida and South. 9:05 A. NJ. 7:2o H.
For Norfolk. $500 A. NJ. 500 P. NJ on n
F For N. i and w. Ry. west. 1910 and $50: '
P. NJ ia, = rs
For aoldsboro and Faxetteyle as, = = -
q Trains arrive Richmond daily: 4:l7.g ~ :3d.
..io:4s and ii:4o A. NJ: -1:O0. 2:oa, $3.50. ~
and 20 P. NJ. 5s S5 1850
sExcept Sunday, +tsundny only. W 9; u
Fl Time OF arrivals and departures and conneo-5
tons not guarant eed =, Z, * s5S4
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Going to Great Council,
The Great Council OF Red Men OF virginia
will open to-day at Portsmouth, Last night a
good-s!zed delegation left Richmond Tor the
council Among the party We're Past Grand
sachems. c. ]. Phillips and Emmett I'LL
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RAILROADS.
irginia Navigation &C

JAMES RIVER DAY LINE.
STEAMER Cab Q MIA s
LEAVES MONDAY. WEDNES-
DAY AND FRIDAY Al 7 a. NJ,
for Norfolk. Portsmouth. Old
Point. Newport News. Claremont
and Jamsa River LANDINGS. mn
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE oFsToCKs In
- rhona ] branch { e.. Bankers and Brokers.
'sALBs:t


I 100 Atlantic Coast Line, com.
m,7W American smeltcrs, com.
1Sl.100 Amnlgnmnted Copper .....
1900 Amer. Car and Foundry.
ny 100 Amer. Car and 1Toun.. pfd
7o0tAmerlcan Cotton Oil...a..
200 American Tobacco, pfd...t
American Can ........,...
100 American Can, pfd.. ..u..4
5000 Amer. Locomotive, com. -
Amer. Locomotive, pfd...4
500 American Sugar ...........
6.lo0 A.. 4. and s. Fe, COME
200 A., T. and s. re. pfd.a...
LOO Baltimore and OhlO.u....
1880 Brooklyn Rapid Trnnslt...
{f 200 Canadian Phclfc ..u......l
4.l0O Chesapeake and Ohio......a
$500 Chlcngo Great Wcstertl...
81. 200 Chicago, Nlil.1nnd St. Paul
1920 Colorado Fuel and 1ron...
30 Colorado South, CON-. -.
3 1000 Colorado South, 1st pfd...
Colorado South. I'd pfd...
h 100 Clev., Gin. Chi. and st. J.
1900 Consolidated Gas .:.... 49,.
300 Delaware and Hldsofl....
Del. Lack. and western.
1900 Erie, con1..... ...............
200 Erie, list pfd................
200 Erie, I'd pfd................
LOO General Electric ...........
$500 Great Northern, pfd.......
800 Illinois Central ............
4,SOO Louisville and Nashville.
30 Manhattan ........ ..........
eco Metro. Street RailWay....
$500 Mexican Central ..........
100 Mo, Kan. and Tex, com
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NEW ORLEANS May l5.-co1ToS--spot
cotton steady; supply scant: sales All bales
.rcluding 30 I. o.. b.. delivered on CONTRACTS
il7.1sc. " Futures Influenced by tsvorapI.
liverpool. opened 1@1s points higher. but the
sent pricea down a few points, Trading light.
fluctuations numerous. bu. small The market aas
clo6ed quiet. May and september were GaCn
Lost 5@7 points. !, .. .
Cotton futures closed: May, ll3o; June. u. So;
July, liz -: August, 1l.H: September. lo.72 Oc-
tober, 10 80; November 1888; December 1926;
June 10, 81, st95 H. 81 ts-7 ~ a.f5-+ Y5s
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

Richmond. Va, May Is. 1906
SALES AT BOARD.
Virginia as Old-l,OL6 at 94l!.
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Cotton quiet; midaling. 1l.a5:, gross receipts.
1874 bales sales. 90 bales; stock 1883 bales;
export TO the Continent. 1876 Oalea. =,
Total to-day at all9ports-Set receipts. 4.osS
tnlcs; expor, to Great Britain 39e bales; TO the
Consolidated a. all ports-Nct receipts. $3.50
ba les; export 10 Great Britain. 100 bales: 70
France 3.sl2 bales; to the Continent, a0.oiS
bales.
Total since September LIST at all ports-.Nct
recei S. 302 $50 bales; export 10 Great Brital
Continent. :,3ss.3 bales; to japan. ios O. bales;
t. Mexico 2.764 bales
consoiiaa led a.; ali ports and total since Sep
,ennber Isl al ali ports are corrected flgu!es
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u. s. refundlng 2s. registered. ..........".. i
u. s. refundlng Is. oupon................ i
u. S. 2s. registered. .........................
U. s.. Old ~, regis tered i
U. +. Old 4s. coupon. ........................ !!
u. S. New 4s,{ registered. ....................!
U. s. Pew Is. coupon.......,.......... !
American Tobacco ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
American Tobacco 6s........................
5Atchison general 4s.......................... J.
Atchison adjustment INSTRUMENTATION.
Atlantic Coast Line ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Baltimore and Ohio ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. y
Baltimore and Ohio observation-disclosures.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit conv. 4s............
Central OF Georgia 6s.......................l
Central OF Georgia LIST Inc.
Central OF Georgia I'd Inc. Observation-Disclosures.
Central OF Georgia Sd Lnc................. !,
Chesapeake and Ohio 4hs...............'....5l
Chicago and Alton 3hs.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Chicago Il. and Quincy now is........,....
Chicago. r.. l., and Pacific f. r. 4s........
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STEAM BOATS.
.LD DOMINION .s,,
. STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Night Line for Norfolk. y u
Leave Richmond every evening y Scpos
IN Street, st NJ = 80 s ons Way 4 soaa
trip. Including stateroom berth L.; meals, ~.
each, Street Cars to Steamers wharf,
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Straight Jackets.

DR.. southall said he used straight
Jackets, although none were used now,
He thought they We're necessary for re-
stmint Witness said he had seen hand
cuffs used at the hospital
Dr. Southall said no was In charge
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Not Insane.

Witness said the food furnished the
negroes at Central and the food furnished
the whites here was practically the same;
that he thought the food. taken at an
average, was the same. He said he
spoke from a general observation. and
not from practical examination Of