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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-07
REMARKABLE SUIT.
A Former Insane Man Sues for Money
He Formerly Gave Up.
ts,oo;o1 n,sn.tch ia The Tim

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
NJARTfNSVILLE, VA, June 6.-A very
remarkable case is now in progress here
in the Circuit Court in the case OF Mead
NfifchsII e. Dunlop accused Meadows OF
Stealing Stealing 500 from them when he was act
ing as their clerk, and made him give up
the above amount, threatening him with
Meadows was afterwards adjudged luna
tic and was sent to Marion Asylum. from
which place he was after EVA =, DIS q
the defendants for s512 The case is
watched with great interest by the en-
tire people. ~
Anglin was decided to-day with verdict
Of SO for the plaintiff. Judge N. p;
Smith and William NJ. Peyton represented,
the plaintiff, and w. Fl. Gravely and
Judge n. H. Hairston Represented llles oe-
PENDANT.
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YORK-RIvER Line, wzsT u so,ur
THE FAvoRITE ROUTE NORTH.

THE EAVOR1TE hOuIG GOAIi.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
4:2o F. NJ, Nc 16. Baltimore Limited, daily,
.excent SUNDAYS Tor West Point, connecting ut
West Point with steamers for Baltimore and
2:i5 P. NJ, No. 10, daily. except SUNDAYS.
local express for west Point and intermedia te
stations, Connects with stage at Lester Manor
for Waikerton and Tappaha mock:
IS M 4 M No r. local mixed, leaves daily.
exeept Sundays, for West Point and interme-
date stations connecting with stage at Lester
Manor for Walkerton and Tappaa1h.adnn22ck
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
e:l5 a. H.. No. Is. daily. from West FONT,
with connection from Baltimore. except Monday;
lO:45 a. M, No. 0. daily, except Sunday and
Monday. < w..
Point and intermediate stations
Nos Is and IS will make no stops between
Richmond and Quinton >,
Steamers sail from West Point $3.50 2. NJ.
daily. except Sundays. Steamers call at Glou
csster Point and Clay Bank Mondays. Wednes
DAYS and Fridays. and Yorktown and ALMONDS
tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS:
C. w. WESTBURY.
District Passenger Agent.
92O E. Main Street. Richmond. Va.
S. II. HARDWfCE.
General Passenger Agent.
C. Fl. ACKERT.
General Manager. Washington. D. C.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-07
OF ten. The officers have been invited
to an eat home at Government House
Department Of Commerce.
tBy Associated Press

- TBy AssocIatcd Press.
WASHINGTON, June 6.-The House
Committee on Commerce, authorized
Chairman Hepburn and such associates
of the committee as he might select to
to the creation of Department of Com.
merce. The committee has expressed it
self on behalf of the measure, but in
perfecting details many difficulties have
arisen such as transferring bureaus al
ready existing, to the new department.:
Several of the, bureaus have proposed
against the proposed change and 1t is
desired to know what the Executive
bra wants.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-07
7aAssrorrA71o,s Ines ',I';''
Richmond, Fredericksburg
Potomac Railroad.
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT MAY g, 11 soz.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT May Is, 1Soz.
TRAINS LEApB RIcHMoND-SoRTE!H MAan.
4:s2 a. T., daily, from Byrd.srrsst s Sl1ay
fGs and ssops g osss
guam surdsys. Sleeping cars 70 y asa11.s
an as Ssx 1Sfk dai}1 nl o aaiastreet ss.tton
Florida and Metropolitan S.ls.ted ior ~
s tSe and esy?ns ssoa Cars 70
700 A. SUNDAY from E inIfer ssaiau:
500 a: 49,. Sunday on1g, from BJssa isss Is
ssa e, &c. Assa ssa .cs ara
Cherry Al. HUI .nslasiys. Neg;sy' oeeoauan .@s'
$50 I. NJ. s aaseDt sanaass from By:a;s.rsss
&, ;as ss5ssd
iaeas R sns nina
E Etc., a.s s passs ssS S,Gsd
and and 4!ssand:ia Buffet earies caf' e'tAe -
9Sr ana
$500 PM. daily. from Main-streee station iSs
MaSah1Sson and beyond Stogs ss az Car a.
s:ls z. IL. daily from zloa ss.si ss.,. e
burg and Alexandria. s'eeDanE Car U Ss -.
$3.50 F. u. except sune.-. nom Elba station.
accommodation for Ashland and iutarmeolass
sos P; H., daily. esom ny-a-s.rsee st ssn.
hsa5s.d IsSsd
= ssssE s ssst's YstS sa1s as
I1:I5 ?. NJ. except sunday from E,oa o sss-=
ton: see0m mediation fos Ashland ana 1n.eln1,
| TRAINS ARRIVE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
$40 a; NJ, except Sunday. AZ Elpa Seasotn.
accommodation from Ashland and tnte-meoiato
s:sb A n. except Sunday, at Byrt-st.ess
Station, accommt dation from Fredericksburg ano
htern.ediats points. ..o,.
AT AisSandria, occoquan. Widswates. BROOKE;
EIeher!cksburg, Milford, boswell Asbtand anu
Elea. stops at Other stations Sunday. sleeping
car ia. New ferk to Riehnond; :. pvrd.straas
station, stops at local stations. Washington %
Ashland. inclusive. Glen Allen and Elba.
2:e2 z. M, daily. at Elba Station Stops a.
Alexandria Lorton. occoquan. Freterickshuss
a:o5 ?. NJ. daily at Maln.street Station.
stops at Alexandria, Fredericksburg. sliitord.
boswell and Ashland. Sleeping Car from New
500 P: b., except Sunday. at E,oa Station.
accommodation from Ashland and intermediate
7:l6 P. M. daily at Byrd.strect Station,
stops at Alexandria. Fredericksburg. DoaTeil.
ferk and WASHINGTON. Dining C.
stops at Alexans.ria and local stations: ouantico
to Ashland. inclusive, Glen Allen and Eiba. But.
1925 P. NJ. daily. a, sIaln.street Station:
Alexandria. fredericksburg. boswell and Ash
land. Sleeping Cars from New York
1l:oo 2. NJ. except Sunday. at Eide statIons
accommodation from Ashland:
W. ?. TAYLOR, Traffic Manager.
". D. DUKE: General MANAGER
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-07
Bay A5n g
SO I'd 9EtErrore
Via C. & 0. Railway and
Old Point.
u. s, HAlL ROUTE.

Leave Richmond VIA. Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway daily, except Sunday. at 4
p. NJ, connecting at Old Point with the
superb steamers of the Old Bay Line,
leaving at 7:15 P. NJ. arriving Baltimore
$50 A. NJ, in time to make connection
with all trains North. East and West
finest steamers In Southern waters Re
turning, arrive Richmond 1000 A. NJ,
daily, except Monday.
For tickets and general information APP
ply at general offices Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway, Richmond Transfer Company
and 1905 East Main Street.
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Beers Paroled.
Try Associated press.l

tBy ASsoc1At@u PTesS.J
HAMILTON, BERMUDA, June g.
The Boer officers who have been living
in the prison camps on the islands neal
here have been allowed their liberty, on
parole Several Of them came ashore
here to-day and were interviewed. Gen
erals Cronje Vessels, Botha, and others
were extremely reticent, but they salu
they were glad the war was over and
would be delighted to get back to their
homes.
It is understood that the rank of the
Beers will be allowed ashore in patches
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-07
FROM NEW YORK.

PASSENGERS can leave DAILY. ex-
oe,t Sunday, from company pier, No. 26
North River. at P: NJ, for Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk, connecting with
Western trains for Richmond. or with
new steamer Brandon leaving Norfoll.
tuesday. Thursday and Sunday at Z P. M.
oa tKhe except Sunday. - "<-i ~''0
Tciets on sale at Company's office. No.
1919 East Main Street; Richmond Trans
far Company, No. 903 East Main Street;
Mnrnhv's Hotel, Chesapeake and Ohio
and Richmond and Petersburg depots,
Richmond. Baggage checked through to
all points.
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Old Dominion
IL Steamship Co.
DAlLy LINE FOR NEW YORK
THE NORTH AND EAST.
FROM RICHMOND.

PASSENGERS can leave DAILY, ex-
cent Sunday, by Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway at $50 A: NJ: and I; P. M. or 9 a
NJ and g P. M. by Norfolk and Western
Halfway. both lines connecting at Nor
folk with direct steamers sailing same
daV. or by company's new steamer Bran
da4 Having Monday. Wednesday and Fri
deu ait p. NJ, arriving Norfolk at A.
NJ then transferring to New York
et EEREIGHT for all northern. eastern and
forei1n ports received and forwarded
doi1ys except Sunday. at company's wharf,
poclkettS
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DEATHS.

on Thursday, June 5th
at the residence Of his daughter, Mrs
Rudolph P. Miller. l1 East F'ort1eth
Street, New York city, in the eighty
sixth year of his age, Dr.. WILLIAM
ARMISTEAD NELSON.
ROTH.-Died. at her residence. No. 90i
West Clay Street. at $50 P. NJ. Wed
nesday, June 5, 1902. Mrs. CLARA e
ROTH, wife of John T. Roth.
Interment SUNDAY at P. NJ, at Mt
Calvary.
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Atlantic Coast Line.
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE JUNE 8. 1902.
TRAINS LEAVE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE JUNE 8. 1902.
rRafSs LEAvE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SEQ A. NJ, SoKI ok, LIMITED daily. Arr
rives Petersburg 9:51 a. ", Norfolk II 20 A. y.
s:G5 A. H. daily. Arrives Petersburg 9:i9 A.
NJ. Emporia II os A.. ~: Weldon Loo 4 81.
Eaystssyills W. 1s rnselssige $50 4 H.
Tampa 1000 P. VI. Port Tampa 1880 e NJ
Connects Wilson Yh so 20 500 = s. Pa
n p9ao Sleeper ssg New YORK to Jacksonville.
lilo 4. NJ. daily Arrives Petersburg t, LIS 1a
2. VI. Stops Manchester, prewrSs Bun. een-
tralia and Chester on signal
1:5o P NJ. daily, from Petersburg, Roanoks
aa so lat 3 No. ocE9N nlslrEp a..
Arrives Petersburg 80 p NJ, Norfolk 30
". Stops only at petersburg. "aserh ana sur
i0 $50 ?. NJ, daily: except Sunday. Arrives Pc.
Rac, Mount 900 F. ~ Makes all intermediate
5000 S:os P. ", daily. Local. Arrives Petersburg
7.0i p. ~ Makes all stops.
NJ FL9 aFI.Ts p AsD MES soa !fD
hlMlp vita Norfolk and western for Norfolk
And Intermediate points,, Emporia Dos T. NJ.
with "A nna b fo wson 14s m
FayettsylIle d:ls a. eharssso 1ss Il.
Ta%P % 1o isr T 10 srp p6Is :apa
Arriving Augusta $40 \ p3 NH ma s1ssners o ~
York to wilmington. Charleston. Jacksonvi!lss
Part Tampa augusta and Mseo Psts-snrr. 80.
a.ah
P. n. connect at Petersburg with Norfel I. and
u-es-ern Railway. arriving LyHchbnrE $50 4.
w pnaroke 500 A. NJ. Bristol 1870 a. II.
Pg I9so P. H.. daily. Arrive Petersburg 1910
a NJ TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND
+ 1.,e A. NJ, daily, from Jacksonville. Savan.
nah : Charleston. Atlanta. Macon, Augusta and
all 1! asnal 4. Il. daily from Petersburg. Lynch
on sas a. H.. daily. except Sunday. Petersburg
'ei lilo a. NJ. daily From Go1a.eoss and In
'et iI:ss i. NJ. daily, from Norfolk. Suffolk and
PeteIsoIp n. daily, except Sunday. from Pc.
+.rsS,irx Roanoke and intermediate points.
a.so p n, daily. fronr Petersburg and fn-
ss sso 2. NJ. daily. from Norfolk. Suffolk and
4e4s ?. H.. daily. from Miami, Per. lamps.
r.tsony,,le SAVANNAH. Charleston. Wilmington.
co,Ssboro and all poirts South.
a:5S 2. NJ. daily. zsou Petersburg. Lynch
bure and the West
j. T.. KENLS. General Manager.
IL n. EMERSON, sGen.1 Pass. Agt.
C. S. CAMPBELL. Div. Pass Agt.,
SsS East Main Street..
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BRITlsHTRANsPORT MONACRH
Hampton Roads Electric Railway Push
ing Construction.
,., 1;.n,tc, to The Time

lSnecinI Dispatch to The T1mes.)
NEWPORTs NEWS, VA. June 6;-Ihe
big British steamer Monarch, WHICH has
been used mule t ran Pc inc :,
and iwart to the shipyards for repairs.
Ssh s,e Coming out of Cape Town recently
the Monarch ran aground, sustaining
slight damage. She discharged forty
The Hampton Roads. Railway and Flee
trio Company has force q three hun
dred men at work on La salle Ay venus
b6rders have been given the contractor to
comn,eta the line as apidiy as 1t can
be- done, and an official CT the company
this morning stated that cars Would pc
running by July LIST.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-07
N'P'T NEWS C0UNTERFEITERS
One is Sentenced and the Other Has
the Smalpox-Site for Stee! Plant.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)

Especial Dispatch to The Timeso
NORFOLK, VA, June 6.-When the
case of r. l.. Finley, alias "Hobo." of
Newport News. charged with counter
feiting. was called in the Federal Court
to-day it developed that he is in the pest
house, smallpox patient. The case went
over.
Benjamin Orne and James York, of
New York, and Albert Gorten. OF Baltl-
more, are here with a view to securing
a site upon which to build a steel plant
to employ some 500 hands.
Samuel w Smith, of Newport News
was today sentenced by Judge Waddill
to five years in the penitentiary for
counterfeitinS He recently served five
wears on a similar charge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-07
DREW IT;
CLEVELAND. S|GNEDI1
The Largest Draft Ever Received.
in q Lexington Bank,
FOR THE WILSON MEMORIAL
Lieutenant Moreno Writes an Interest
ing Letter to Colonel Tucker About
the Eruptions of Mount PeIee.
Lieut.. Derbyshire is Well.
FOR THE WILSON MEMORIAL
Especial Dispatch to The. rtmes.)

Especial Dispatch to The. Times.)
LEXINGTON, VA. June Ga draft for
s94, 553oS, drawn by the Girard Trust Com
pany. of Philadelphia, on the Hanover
National Bank of New York. has been
received by the Washington and Lee Uni
versity. This is the largest check ever
received in Lexington or deposited in a
local bank. The draft was accompanied
by an order drawn by former Secretary
j. G. Carlisle, and signed by Grover
Cleveland, as chairman, and Herbert
Welsh, of Philadelphia, as secretary-treas-
urer of the committee who had in charge
the raising of fund for establishing at
Washington and ee University a school
of political science as q memorial to the
late President William L. Wilson.
About $1,000 had formerly been
received, thus making the 100000 endow-
mont
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OBITUARY..
Funeral of MIR. Gates.

me remains OF MI. -. II. 5N5lte al :
rived over the York River Line. South
ern Railway yesterday at 9:15 A. NJ.
and were taken Immediately to Holly
wood The funeral services were held at
the grave, conducted by DR.. Charles S
Gardiner, pastor of Grace-Street Baptist
Church, who read appropriate scripture
selections. and DR.. George Cooper, pastor
of the First Baptist Church. who offered
a beautiful, touching, and appropriate
prayer He also made an address OF
sympathy and consolation to the be-
reaved family and friends gathered there.
sThe pall-bearers were Messrs r. M.
Foster T. J. Todd. w. w. Lefew, r.
M. Burford, w. H. Harris. 2. Leslie
spence. Edward Alvey, and General A.
L.. Phillips. Mccarthy Council Royal
Arcanum, and rickett Camp, Confederate
Veterans, We're represented at the fu-
neral.
Mrs. Alkaline A. Starke.
Mrs Alkaline A. starke died suddenly at
her home. No. SIT East Marshall Street
at a late hour Thursday night: MRS
Starke was seyenty-foUr years OF age,
and until recently resided in Hanover
county near Auburn Mills She was the
widow of the late Gideon Starke, of Han
over. The children surviving her are: c,
B. Starke, Dr.. P. P. Starke, Mrs. w. 3.
Gray, ali Of this city and George G..
Starke, of Hanover county. Her sister IS
Miss NJ. l.. Chewing, of this city.
The interment will be at II o'clock to-
morrow morning from the home OF her
son. George c. Starke. near Auburn Mills,
in Hanover county.
MIR. Ludolph Powell.
Mr. Ludolph Powell died yesterday
morning at his home. No. 14o2 Taylor
Street. after an illness of two weeks. Mr.:
Powell was twenty years of age and
for some time was clerk for Mr.. George
Schoen at Eleventh and Main Streets.
He leaves a mother, Mrs. Kate Pow
ell. and two sisters, Misses Ora and
Carrie Powell.
FUFERAL NOTICE..
STARKE-The funeral services OF Mrs.
$50 A. NJ TO-DAY Saturday at SIT E.
Marshall Street. Her pastor the Rev
H. A. Bagby, will conduct the services.
after which the remains will be taken
on SUNDAY MORNING at Il o'clock
at the residence of her son, George c.
Starke, near Auburn Mills.
j. Emory Hughes.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
LYNCHBURG,V A..June 6.-Mr. J. En-
DRY Hughes died last night at his home
near Yellow Branch, in Campbell county,
after an illness of several Years. A few
months after his marriage to Mrs. Frank
Alexander, of Stanton. Mr.. Hughes was
taken sick, and it was soon evident that
he was suffering from consumption. He
travelled extensively. and finally went to
Texas. where for nearly two years he
lived on a ranch, devoting himself to the
outdoor life of cowboy. His condition,
however, did not improve. and few
weeks ago he returned to his old home in
Campbell where he breathed his last.
MIR. Hughes was one Of Lynchburg's
most promising young lawyers, and when
taken ill. was rapidly winning success.
Among his surviving relatives is Mr.. B.
E. Hughes, of CAMPBELL.
r ebert Goad.
Especial Dispatch to The Times-)
ROANOKE, VA. JuEle 6.-Robert Goad,
a native of Bedford. died here last night
tier a lingering illness, aged fifty-five.
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r ebert Goad.

Especial Dispatch TO The Times.)
ROANOKE, VA. Juae 6.-Robert Goad
a. native of Bedford. died here last night
after a lingering illness, aged fifty-dve.
He is survived by his wife and six chill
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-07
KRUGER EXCUSED.
win Not Be Made to Swear Fealty to
(By Associated Press.

(By Associated I'rcss.
LONDON. June 6--The Birmingham
Post. the organ of Colonial Secretary
Chamberlain. to-day says that. owing to
his age and infirmities. the British Cow
eminent has waived its claim for the ac-
acknowledgement by Mr.. Kruger, of Brit
Ash sovereignty over the Transvaal and has
guaranteed to all the Eoer delegates in
europe a safe conduct to their homes In
South Africa.
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Richmond 6 Petersburg EIsc
triG Railway.
Reninninu April Ist, 1902.

cars leave corner OF Perry ana seventh
c+.sats Manchester. every hour ION tb
honr, from A. N. to 10 P. NJ
Cars leave Petersburg. foot OF Sycamore
street. every hour from $3.50 a. ID. to
TT transfers may be obtained to or from
Richmond and Petersburg cars from or
10 any point in Richmond on lines Of
Richmond Passenger and Power ~on-
Similar transfers may be obtained to or
from all lires In Petersburg.
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g E3A BOAR
AipIine Railway.

CAPITAL CITY RoUTE.''
Short Line to Principal Cities OF the South
and Southwest, Florida, Cuba, Texas. Caufof-
MA aud Mexico. reaching the Capitals o. si1
''a SCHEDULE m EFFECT APRIL -. 1902.
TEAMS LEAVE MiCHNO NJ N -SiHEbi
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Virginia Pos:masters.
{By Associated rresso
WASHINGTON. June s-J. r. Muir
vas to-day appointed fourth-elass post
"a aster At Ophelia. Va
New-York tribune., 1902-06-18

but most Of the offerings show Irregular quslity spTns s
ducks have been in fair supply and sxeeedinsH o" ae e
been in larger receipt and prices lower prime @ @ a and
medium size and such dragging at ssqaF ss dgS pSeT
peddng outlet prices nearly all desirable Grades
held drmly We quote Ieed-Tu@reys @ nen, % Moor 10
far sq1oc broeGs PhadelPhia fancy iaTge & SSc $S
do small &c; do Baltimore. dry picked large 2s1E39c
do scaided large 2oa22e do small i5al7c; fowls West
ern l212c do southwestern 12a 122G 40 .Iins Iong
Island and Eastern per n Ice SQUADS & per a eozs @ la
20c: No 15Q15c oapons. Western fancy aTg l9 %
aEras sc 9 do dc scaied ed i61sc fowls No l. l2tsc; do
10 10 D. sl{ci ducks ks No i i4dG5c geese No l. 1oa11c
TATo 4ND yEGTA have aT4Irad
but osrng & havs nss oa Tnesda, there
limited arrival prices are slightly much doing
full foreign stock pretty yo well nave Shown up
lively little change prime stock in good % aIe %
Cabbages have steadily declined. with market closing aT
selling low figures Not many ] F
r in Light s suB Psnty and from 1aniZ Long
poor other stock receiving little ssad2 de
squash turnips dragging tomatoes fem boS
florida yegea6ss about b 6ds a g1oed @ do
Chis southern s. 25G$3 Southern seconds 81 SGaS
cus Sg$ 20 do state and WsSteTn M narsIs Ps i Co
ossa per oz bgnehss saS 81 5g$2 i T 2o69 do
sia Island ahd prime Gsrzey per
Long
ner Dbl crate SIdsl so; Baltimore, bbl S1$l & 90
Norfolk per bbi crate 81 25aS1 75 do North Caro9a
csulaowers es Long Dbl s2a$ti ioga SG5a
1s Serb box ssaSs lettuce Rfn I Long
T 81 onions @ d6 SoStRsr6 R9ao psT b6
bag s%s Is,55 10 do Sr BfTuda 6a 5cs Rsf 5 DO
Eastern shore per basket, 5ocSl rhuharo L1nS 3GG
75c spinach. Long Island and Je5SeSs & R sas 5 do
ser 5ps Bn!s 9Sfn 6a:a 6%SS
basket 25G5Oc: squash Southern per bo cEate AZ
Russia per Dbl 81 5OGS2 tomatoes savannah per car ar
75cq$1 80: do Florida 9ocqSi % 10 f-
-BEESwAX-The market is fTTn at 'l9 @ &c
per II. supply very modeTate far demand at
traced quiet 4s53c per gallon ana E,rher
taced very dull at 2e per have arrived but
as vet and prices entirely nominal M(NF So dS
7l1GS1.c ner NJ for sugar. 658I5c per salion lo
syr NyITS-There has oeen an advance OF rarrs ao
c per b both hand-picked ana Ne oaoIe: Pea
nuts Virginia hand picked fancy per fe &C 30 $s
ga &C do No i Spanish shelled. 3c; dc No =
do TTgiai2 a2D Ne there been but
~. I1e5 much Of the inactive movement that ATTENDS
is na ~ the season full supplies have oegh
10 tame prices and the market tnfeao dc not turn
more manageable hay rules fairly stsThs m f tbe
N Iergrades. Great Britain is ealing dGt W.
hav but she still Canadas custoHe SHoo. To .
Prime large bales. per 100 ~ 92c; S% % fSver mixed
{ Sc clover eOG65c: small bales 2l2c less 1nan
W. No e s2sc short 6sa6s12e Receipts
of hay and straw in reported al ;Id i 4eO. Erie
PenrsyIvania 210 Delaware lacka"annI ANA rsa
12ostern To- West shore 100: Lehigh VALLEY ~ al
more and Ohio 40 csniTa a Total to- 222 tons Receipts
Of straw by liver. 1lo tons so do BY rail-
New-York tribune., 1902-06-18
STOCK ON HAND.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. June H. 1907. 1907
NJ :5s5 81 :s5a 6Ssssa
n%Ts a tatsa ide sas Ing at 5a 6 weight
aeef at F a' G csife 2fT ~ and io22 sheep for shabeg
1 Son 4o5 cattle Tor Schwarzsshild & sulZ5eTssF 1 $q
Copahy Te,o3ic for IyeTPoq .o is panT eated a3
cary ECO 9u@T5eFs arr ,he swift Beef Company. ToorTow
the Phatslhiss for .cb3a SGph$Rih gRaI6erser Is 10
al G5 @ the III eq5tT mqTss' cy a9a and ma 2a at
sixtieth-st The market about STEADY \ rev % ve@
gold $&aSI 30 Per 100 10. Ss drssdd Sow at 1ols
saies| Hume 81 Rra ;, ysas 1a' ID average AT
s. % per C3Ttis igG son: veas 81 So do
HEEP D tnGl9dinE ngi Saa5 eaTs asng f
rect to butcher weS , sr from, vesterday total Of
p cars sold ali at Jersey CITY Sneen rGa G r @
favorable weather showed more nSvy 6,f al cdgad
e cars Of stock soa $ snesP 4s5 5oi lambs a at
s per i9G n ,'to 5W general sales sSsS per NJ
dressed lambs general sales %" 3@a Virginia lambs es 70
ye@e n la9 G4ap9 "a Do S3,ta 90 10 S a. a. TS 50
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DO io n at s. 10 . bucks. 40 10 at 81 so; is bucks
and culls 10 10 81 so -, z,,u,o,,. ,,r,bs 8.
n NerHs s ss 10 ~ da So n at sa 5o S
' @ a DO % % N 10 at al si fS Do % NJ at s. 5 d. 10
al Sc; date yesterday 226 Kentucky sheep $50 ID al
81 Seuon sS & Co virginia lambs 81 n at
s. s. G lis lS do IS n at S I26 n So
2aa DO 65 m Sc 80; Kentucky sheep lo6 H. at 81 %
Il j. oq H wGero KsntgsEy lamb ps 50 % N n at s. 10
head were ~ head sas The me market * fo was was
loo n Country unchanged 7d9sc per 70 for
eASss ssiesH II Hollis hogs Ia n
s. 60 per 100 n 800 n at Sc CO. date Yesterday
81 9Je St9e h?TS Mn st Ia yesteTda 1e State hogs ~
at s. @dd 5 eo 90 1 date at AZ Td . Western hogs
81 60 sa"asIs f6Gshs a;s sss SnSelss'6o rs s. so ~