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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-03
,VIRGINIAS EASlDE AND MOUNTAIN.
RESORTS.
Via Chesapeake and Ohio ny. Tho
Season of 1903,

4 Fashions laws require the 400 to hrst
go to the, seaside and afterwards to the
mountains. Virginia has on Its seacoast.
reached by the Chesapeake and ONO Rall-8
wav. several delightful seaside resorts--
notably, Old Point, Buckroe Beach and
Ocean View--at which the hotels are COM
Portable, bathing safe and tnvigorating,
rates reasonable with other attractions
to make one glad and healthy w
After Virginia seaside, then to- onaf
of Virginias mountain resorts. or SUNNI
mer homes. on the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway LIN
Summer rates are now in effect. De,
scriptive booklets and folders can be obs
talned at the Chesapeake and Ohio pass
senger office, No, 500 Fast Main Street,
Richmond, Va.
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PRODUCE MARKETS.

NEW YORK. June 2.-FLoUR-Fairly aetiys
and firm. Rye Flour-Stesdy. CornneaiI2uiet
nye--Firm: No. Western. .ooAc. Barley
Quiet. .ss-,,,, a.
later rallied and were firm all DAY on renewal "a,
Of hull crop news. The close was M sc. net
higher. July closed at SoKc.; September.
77s.c.; December, TSHc.
weakened at frst under realizing sales: bua re-.
covered and held firm all day on ouli,sn i9 Tp.
report covering and Investment BUYING. :.
close was net unchanged. July c,os Glossy X
| September. ossc oas-spot ste ar 10. =
- BseefSouiet. Cut aeats.Dull; Picked shout
Firm Western steamed. Sa.25: refined. hrm
compound. s7.75Gs. Pork-Stead{. Ia 10y -
Dull. Rosin-steady. Iurpentine-oui' ~ 1''s~
40c. -.. o,.n.d
Quiet. but rallied later by covering. and at the
close was dull, net unchanged to 9 points nigner.
Sales. 1850 bags. Spot NO. quiet td; I'll
sGscs: centrifugal 90 test. 3 1926; molas:es
SUGAR. eo-s2; refined dull Rice-Flrm. MO
lasses-Firm. ,,,,
EXTRA 22 sssts sts u
cream, fancy small. colored, 1o%c.; small white;
iotsc Eggs--1rregular: nearby extras: oa =: ~
1sc Potatocs-Steady: new Southern, $oG5; ~ o.
old price, s29225; jersey sweets baskeis'. Sig
l5o Pesnuts.s.eads; f gM haeap'eh abb.resg W
EASY: orfolk. 75c. asI.c5 Cotton-By steamer
TO Liverpool, 12c.
CHICAGO. ILL., June 2.-Tradins vas active
IN nil markets to-day and higher PRICES Iuieo'
July wheat closing ~ higher; corn Isio s were
strong the September products closing from
I7am32l5c. higher. at{l
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An Effective Turn Was Made
Against the Bears.
DEMAND WAS URGENT
Many Prominent Stocks We're Lifted
to Level Two Points Higher Than
Mondays Close Bond Market
was Irregular.
tny Associated pre,,.)

tive D turn against the bears. which has
been accomplished since the. present pro
feoted to-day, and that without any
striking development In the news 10 affect
values. On the contrary, there was =, q
ties which we're sympathetieally affected ed
by the speculative breakdown In certain
Canadian markets II was the serenity
It's failure TO induce any further iquida-
ton In tile market which impressed the
bears with the ACCESSIBILITY OF protecting
commitments. During the last hour Of
the trading the demand from this source
became somewhat urgent, and st. PAU
and Missouri Pacific were llited NOR more
son, Louisville and Nashville, ,wqbasl,
ensI Stocks aa bes ee rose a about %
points over last night in tho late deal
lngs and the market closed very active
1aa G have been ps ii Bs cans
dian group Of securities fol. some time and
seemed 10 have had their inception IN
the rumorsd troubles Of the
madam shareholders in, these, companies;
Yesterdays sharp declines IN some 81 Of
tional margin by New York brokers and
forced iiquldation OF some OF these ac.
counts to-day. BESIDES tncSe disturbing
Influences the market had TO face the
probability OF shipments OF gold on
Thursday OF an aggregate of $4,00),000. al
though only part OF this sum was actual
y engaged to-day. A slump in the Lon.
don copper market caused a drop Of 2
points IN Amalgamatcd Copper and was
an effective check to the early harden.
ing tendency OF the market. London re-
sumed trading after the holiday to-day
and was disposed to buy stocks here as
II was reported that London was short
Of Americans. The further reports Of
flood da mage in tho West were without
notable effect. as the quietcr tone OF the
grain market gave ground for hope that
the harm TO the crops had been exagger-
ated.
New Rock Island SIS. newly dealt In.
rose more than point over last nights
curb price. and there was n sharp adj
vance In United States Steel second SIS
Otherwise the bond market was irregu-
lar. Total sales. par value, 81, $1,000.
United States 2s, coupon, declined 1.2
pcr cent. on the last call.
Total sales OF stocks to-day were 1871. tnO
shares.
MONEY AND ExCHANGE-CLOsE
Money on call. steady, at . 1-212 "a per
cent; closing, lag IL; time money.
steady: sixty days. per cent; ninety
days, 4 per cent: SIX months, l-245
per cent; prime mercantile paper. 81:
sterling exchange. strong, with actual
business In bankers bills at 34Ss30 for
demand and at Si.S5.25 for sixty day bills:
posted rates. S4.S5 1-2G4.s6 and 3a.Ss 1-.I
!.s9: commercial bills, s4.s5; bar silver,
% 3.s: Mexican dollars. 49, ~
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. n. O., 1ssJune y 2.-SPlRlTS
Nothing doing; receipts. 10
casks: Rosin-Ftrm at sl.7o@l.75; receipts, 4s
barrels. Crude Turpentine-Firm at $1.75 So
and 1925; receipts, 1.43 barrels. Tar-Firm at
$1.e5 receipts. 90 barrels.
SAVANNAH. GA. June 2.-TTRrENTINE-
1901 casks. Rosin--steady; receipts. 2, 7ss bar
,rels; sales, POS barrels.
lCHARLEsToN. s. C.. June 2.-ruRPEN.
TINE-NothinE doing. Rosin-steady.
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WEEKLY CROP BULLETIN
Heavy Rains Cause Losses In Some
Il Sections ard Drought in Others
(By Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press)
WASHINGTON. d. e, June THE
weekly crop bulletin Of the Weather Bu-
The States OF the lower Missouri and
ed much from heavy rains. and partlcu-
larly eastern portions OF Kansas
and Nebraska and Western Missouri,
Droughts continue In New England: II the 70
States and In Florida, and rains are
needed in portions Of the Central Gulf
States and In Southern Texas.
In the western portion OF kansas ana
Ing will be necessary. In Iowa the acre
age will be materially reduced. In the
Southern States corn has experienced q
very favorable week, and Is largely lald
out.
Winter wheat on lowlands in the east
ern portions of Kansas and Nebraska
and Northwestern Missouri has SUSTAIN
ed inquiry from floods. but on the e y, whole
and has begun in Arkansas and North
Further Improvement. In the condition
crop. as a rule, is from two to three,
from the carolinas, Tennessee. Alabama
and portions of Mississippi. Louisiana and
Texas. At Arkansas. Oklahoma and Mis-
souri,, the crop ls grassy. cutworms are
causing damage In Central and Southern
Texas, and boil weevi are reported this
week from number of additional coun-
tics In that State
The week has been very favorable for
transpanting tobacco. and this work has
ana reR Atanc states Where the
bulk of the crop will be set during tho
present planting season.
1913
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
pEANur AND PEA MARKEr.

NORFOLK, VA. June 2.-The peanut market
ia quiet to-day. The onyg change IN prices Is
Spanish nuts, which have dropped in price to
77hc.8 bushel. The prices are follows:
Fancy: quiet at &c.: strictly prime. 2Ec.;
prime. 2Ac.; low grades. &C.: machine picked.
2d2Ac.; Spanish, THO. per bushel. Blackeye
peas. s2.25 bag: black and speckle peas. 81:
clay and red peas,s Peanut bags In bales
6S In, 4-lOc.
PETERSBURG. VA. Jun. 2-PEASu1s-
Spanish. new. market very nrm at TIC; sellers
asking more. Virginia s--Quietr at &c.
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HALF RATE TO lNDlANAPoLls,lND
Via chesapeake and Ohio Railway.

Via chesapeake and OHIO Halfway.
For the annual meeting Travellers Pro-
tective Association at Indianapolis, Ind,
June 9th to 18th, the Chesapeake and Ohio
will sell tickets TO indianapolis. Ind. and
return at one fare for the round trips
which rate from Richmond. Va, Is Sl7aa
Tickets on sale June sth, 9th and 10th.
with final limit. June 18th. Two fast trains
with unexceli$d serp!ce.
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. DRY GOODS sIARKET.

NEW YORK. June 2.--The dry goods market
bias not shown as general signs OF improvement
as was hoped; buyers are conservative and tho
high prices which are stil being asked have
acted as handicap to fsse trading. Naputac.
advances. and in addition the determine ion. ito
curtain under any circumstances Is growing more
general. =, sStEB
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GRAZ, IN oAMTMeNT. 4. Q. Q. f.

rnond, Va, June o, 1908.
F6 above occasion the Southsru
lRailwa B announces four cents psy nails
one way distance fole the round trip "a
Richmond and return Tickets on aslA
June 7th, Sth and 9Th. With return linil
June 18th,
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CoTToNsEEp OIL MARKET.

NEW YORK, June 2.--Cottonseed oil was dull
and barely steady. Prime crude. I. o. b. mills,
34@35hc.; prime summer yellow. 4oc.; on SIM
mer yellow, 3768sc.: prinia white. 46@47c.;
prime winter yellow 4oG47c.; prime meal S27@
q. 80 nominal XII,
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond, Va. June 2, 1908.
QUOTATIONS,
CATTLE MARKET,
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET,
iSales at Union Stock Yards.l

Richmond, Va, June 2, 1908.
Receipts for the week ending June !, 1908:
CATTLE Receipts, 20s head market fair
Hest steers, 5@bhc.; medium to good. AZ Gl5c.;
light so steers o s onS sGlte s9d asd
4c.; bulls. 8Kc,: fresh cows. SEQ gas; calves
ttaac. Southern Cattle: Best steers, az a
aud heifers, sis@s%c.i common to fair, a@al4c.
HoGs-Receipts. l7+ head; selling b'a10c.;
SHEEP AND LAMBS ! Receipts, os head
Sheep. sale; spring lambs 6,sd7c
I CHICAGO ILIag June 2,--cATTLE-Aiarket
steady 10 weak Good Ia prime steers $4,000
bS0; COWS, S1.5O@47t; calves, f260@8.7R.
Hogs-Amkst 400, higher. Ansd and butchers
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NEW YORK. June 2.-BEEvES-Trade light.
Two cars of fdistillery.fed steers sold at S465.
Calves-Feelins weak; nothing doing Of import.
snce. City dressed veals steady at sG1Che.
rer pound. Sheep and Lambs-Firm for both
sheep and lambs. Sheep, S3G4.es; lambs. 1880
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BANKERS LARGE BUYERS: ~.
Tho bankers mostly closely identined WIN
Union Pacific and nnsylvsnia roads make no
secret that they have been large buyers OF
Union Pacific. Southern Pacific and baltimore
and Ohio in tho recent past.
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STRENGTH IN STEEL PFD.:
The strength in United States Steel preferred
was an important feature In tho days trading.
Tho greater willingness TO convert Into poIis
reduces the supply materially, and the loan
crowd seems to Indicate that the stock has
hcen oyersold. Specialists consider that the pre-
fcrrcd at least is very we'll distributed
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD, June 2.-Seaboard Air
Line common, 2as. q "a; do preferred, A0f4 al.
Sea board As, s0A @S0f..
Atlantic Coas, Line common, l2ia 1875; DO, pre-
ferred not quoted.
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was $40 -four 10. spring wheat. 7s4 Too; No; 8.
7 E"s no. red 74h a75Hc. No corr 47hc' !;
No. yellow 4salsA No. o aaa 49,, GO Good
feeding barley. 4oa4ac,; fair 70 choice mating;
taGS4c sassesd 4 S11gsl seed N 81
~. 7u Mess pork per barrel. sl7.5o@l7. 62a;
lard per 100 pounds. ss.shGs.eo short ribs
sides tloose,, soSod8.45: dry sailed shonlasrs
sSs7,s alo. Wiiskey. basis Of high wines. y 80.
GLOVER, contract grade siea;1I s iSM,so
t-heeseIsteady at l0laGllHc. Egss--steady
at l3N M1ikc.
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middlng gulf, li,7b; sales, none.
40 bales gross ,o6S bales; stock. 1915 bales.
Total tad1y ~ ~ ,stSllt5-Ne receipts,
1901 bales; eYpoyb /, line .,Gontinentu lI,i2o.
bales: stock, 275.24 sbales.
/, Consolidated at all SeapogS-Nat receipts.
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THE CANADIAN PACIFIC Poolh
The Canadian Pacific pool proper. which con.
,.ists OF at least three members OF the companyys
strong nnancial force. and two other OF the
rrc,siye buyerg OF Canadian Pacific after the an.
nouncement Of the Montreal failure The scarcit!
Of the stock In the loan crowd materially helped
tho improyemeut. ~
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EAST LIBERTY. PA. Juns 2-oA1T1.E
STEADY. Choice. sb.so@5.4o: prime. sa152o;
s0.S6T6.4o; medium. se.259s3o: heavy yorker,
and light yorkers. 50. 2o9e Is; pigs So. 25@ea0;
ioughs. s4.2594Eo. sheep.-Hisher: Best
Veal caives. S9.bO07.25.
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THE CLOSE:
The days :
=

The days rally was we'll maintained up TO
tho close, and the professional element generally
showed more bul!sh temper man 70. crnra
seemed seen to have turned round and the small
traders found their pronttaking sales = e,.n
up their books before the close very rcadi'!
taken. a ,efIsts ~ if7
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s4eoas.so; good to choice heavy, So eo@e.52h.
wethcrs, S4.T6a6 rs; rntive lambs. s4.5o97.4o.
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Wall Street Gossin.

Especial to The TImes-Dispatch)
NEW YORK. June The opening OF The
,'eck market was irregular and generally lower .
Influenced TO some extent by the continued rains
IN Kansas and the Mississippi Valley. aud also
BY the vigorous raid on Canadian Paclnc. The
rsins tendency and put ont some Of Tho stock
they had covered on Monday.
CANADIAN PACIFIC:
Canadian Pacific was under pressure from the
opening, said to be directed against weak bull
In touch With the more important pool say thai
the members OF 1t are not concerned, and are
news upon the whole has been good but the
decline has caused good deal OF nervousness
among foreign holders.
AIALGAfArED COPPER:
4. 9. +; declined 10 the early market In SYN.
don and the further drop In the price of tho
metal there. The Lewlsohn interest is said to
be bearsh. both on tho stock and the metal.
RAIN AFFECTS STOCKS:
Tho continued rains in the middle West af.
tested Atehson Union raeIae and Mssou5
island met with good support. - ~ :
THE FIRST HOUR:
and kindred issues, the market In the frst hour
rallied very a;y., We'll Al tho Changers improved
been Sc somsws In evidence among wh Il. more nae
active professionals on Monday, was very mark.
I'd. London was a fair buyer. and the Chicago
wire houses took stock In some quantity. -
BuY1NG IN ROCK ISLAND;
The principal buying In Rock Island common
was by Mcintyre &, Marshall. hut Henry Clew es
per cent bonds. Tho former was taken as rep.
rescntlng the covering OF weliuformed Chicago
operators and indicates more aggressive Kind
Of support from the Moores and their friends
than the market has seen for some time.
SUGAR RALLIED EASILY.
American Sugar rallied easily. although the
street took the regular diyide,l for granted
There Is som ,o reason t" hnH mt people in
trade have been picking up stock recently. it is
doubted, however, II there will be any serious
move much before the meeting of Congress.
THE SECOND HOUR:
The market in the second hour showed very
better organized support; although the early
rally PCT y The
on theory that the worst was known
TSS sas.2d Of hUmSa ST eA Sy:r. of
stock around the room, It looked. as, II the
tide.
COPPER NoTlcEABLY WEAK;
he REDUCTION in lie trade price Of tho metal
ind the, heavy. selling Of Rio Tintos IN London
not hopeful Of Maintaining the price Of the
metal at the present level. IN view OF the severe
decline In London.
BORROWING DEMAND:
There Was an early borrowing demand Tor
Union 10 sef srd st. Paul a
rate. while Canadian Pacific was very scarce
at per cent,
pnrAK RESULT OF FAILrrRF.
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IN. 800" issues, and In a lesser degree In
Canadian Pacific. was the direct result OF the
Ames failure. The trsn Is rnted at 81 600 ooo.
and A. z. Atnes Is n director OF Twln'Cit!.
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| ,412o bales; e.por. to the Continent, 4o.sos

14,12o bales; export to the Continent, 4osos
bales.
Total since September LIST at all seaport
Z, $50 1O3 bales: export TO France. 730So2 oaies'
TO the Continent. 21ol8s2 bales; 70 'apan' Ao o''
100 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. June 2.-CoTToS-The spot
The future market vas quiet. Both ou!.
mort which Will be Issued Thursday. The open.
ing June was 10 polnb higher. August down .
points and tho remainder OF the list l0aa points
wards turn OF a few points. but bsfore the close
prices eased on the list showing June June. ana LUX
noints no. while the other positions had lost 2G4
Cotton futures quiet and steady: Junes !2;9o
hid: July. 1234dI2.39: August. 1l.se9lI.ea;
September, lO.3SGl9. 81; October, 9S2g9, 90;
November, ee3da.3a December. o.S3ge.S.i
January 3,8400.39.
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eh nAsGlhqhS MP .ss ses1As 5slg
54c', Southern white com, 4od55c. oats-Firm;
10. 9 white, 4llsG42c. Rye--pull; No. z, e8c.
Ri tter-and sugar--Firm and unchapged' Eggs
Firm and higher fresh, loHc' Cneese-WesS'
IN q ed. !.
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RAIN AFFECTS STOCKS:
Tho continued rains In the middle West af.
tested Atch!son. Union Pacific and Missouri
Pacific to some extent at the opening, but Rock
Island met with good support.
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CANADIAN Pacific:

canadian Pacific was under pressure from the
opening. said to be directed against weak bull
accounts In both Toronto and Montreal. People
In touch with the more important pool say that
the members OF 1t are not concerned, and arc
content 10 let the market take. Its course The
news upon the whole has been good. but the
decline has caused good deal OF nervousness
among foreign holders. =.
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THE FIRST HOUR:
In spite OF the break In Canadian Pacific
and kindred issues, the market In the hrst hour
rallied very we'll. All the Changers improved,
and the disposition 10 cover shorts, which had
been somewhat in evidence among tho more
active professionals on Monday. was very mark
I'd. London was fair buyer and the Chicago
wire houses took stock In some quantity.
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A,IAIGAMA,rED COPPER.

AIALGANATED COPPER:
a. g. +. declined In the carly market In SYN.
psthy with the weakness In Rio Tinto In LA.
don and the further drop In the price of tho
be bearIsh. both on the stock and the metal
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higher at $4.4ode16. Cattle-steady at $2.5o1
4.s5. sheep-Easy at s2.2he4. Lambs-Qutet
end lower at &4.5O67.2D.
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Bl1YING IN ROCK ISLAND;
The principal buying In Rock Island common
was by Mcintyre & Marshall. hut Henry Clew es
& Company had good buying order In the 4
per cent. bonds. Tho former was taken as rep.
resentlng the covering OF well-informed Chicago
operators and indicates Il more aggressive Kind
OF support from the Moores and their friends
than the market has seen for some time.
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BORROWING DEMAND:
There was an early borrowing demand for
Missouri Pacific Union Pacific and st, Paul and
Atchson, In spite OF the rather harder money
rate. while Canadian Pacific was very scarce
at per cept
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Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch)
,tock market was irregular and generally lower,
Influenced TO some extent by the continued rains
BY the vigorous raid on Canadian Paclfc. The
larger traders seemed willing to follow the pre-.
rslllng tendency and put ont some OF tho stock
they had covered Monday. A..
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COPPER NoTICEABLY WEAK:
Amalg amated Copper was notlceahly weak on
The reduction In the trade price OF tha metal
ind the heavy selling Of Rio Tintos In London
Tor Paris account, Trade interests here were
not hopeful of maintaining the price OF the
metal at the present level. In view OF the severe
decline In London.
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SUGAR RALLIED EASILY:
American Sugar rallied easily. although the
street took the regular dvdeSl for granted.
There Is some reason to think that people in
touch with the true conditions OF the sugar
trade have been picking up stock recently. 1t is
doubted, however, II there will be any serious
move much before the meeting of Congress.
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BREAK RESULT OF FAILURE;
The bad break in Twin.City. sloss.Shefield.
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THE SECOND HOUR:
The market in the second hour showed very
considerab bic strength, in spite OF an important
failure In Toronto. 1t looked an II there, was
better organized support. although tho early
rally was not maintained. in every case. Tho
professional element was trading for an advance
on theory that the worst was known.
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STANDARD OIL BUYING ST. PAUL:
Paul, and H. We'll and his following were taking
stock around the room. 1t looked as II the
Waldorf crowd had changed over to tho lous
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A.. Z. and San Francisco 4's.......... esh
st. Louis Southwestern 1sts............ 9aH
st. Louis Southwestern IDS. ...... ....... BON
southern Pscinc 4's................... ssh
so,,thern railway 81 ................1 lis !.
Teras ana Pacific Observation-Disclosures. 1l6 y
Toledo. a.. y. and Western 4's.....l..... 73H
f'ninn Pac,nc ~ .............. 1902 y
Union pncine conr. Observation-Disclosures. o8t5
Wabash i.t's ..,,................... 11b u
wabash 2d's .,..,.................. 1851
wabash r,eh p's ....,,............... 10
west Shore Is i. Observation-Disclosures. 100 *
Whne,ino ana Take Erie 4's ............ 81 {
Jrisconsfp Cenfrai AZ ...,.....,....... OF
Continental Tobacco ~ ................ eoTA
Colorado Fuel As ....................... g :,
penn.1irsnia con. Observation-Disclosures. o4H
~ sna n collateral frust 4's.,,,.. %
Central ~ Georgia % Inc. 83h
Va .c.sroiina Cyhemical Co com .......... 57%
virginia .Caroliua Chemical pfd.......... 1le
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! NEW ORLEANS, June 2.--COTTOS-Ihe spot
cotton market continues quiet; quotations un.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-06-25
Board of Cancellation For adj
justing Differences of Oper-
ators and Miners Meets
WILL BE ORGANIZED TODAY
The Coal Operators Representatives
Receive District Presidents of Min
ers' Unions cordially-Walkins Dele
gates Begin Campaign Against the
New York Contractors.

Willesbare Pa, June 25.-The board
Iof cancellation, which was created for
the purpose of adjusting any grievances
between the operators and their en-
pioyes in the hard coal regions met
here today for organization. The per
sonnet of the board follows
w. l.. Connell. individual operator.
intendent Philadelphia and Reading
collieries: S. ID. Warriner. general SUI
perintendent of Lehigh Valley Com
panys mines: T. d. Nichols, William
Fahy, district president of the United
Mine Workers. The district presidents
were cordially received by the repre-
sentatives of operators