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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-12
RECORD IN PIG IRON
BROKEN LAST MONTH
(By Associated press,)

NEW YORK June 1.-THE record pro-
duction OF pig iron in April was broken
by wide margin last month"; according
Which, show that in May this country
produced l,75s,000 tons of pig iron. COM
pared with 10000 tons in April, This
Is an increase of over $1,000 tons OF this
dnced 1.o33 900 tons In May against 963.Oo0
tons In APRIL o.
There are indications that large inter-
ests are quietly testing the market In the
hope OF securing supplies for the second
half of the year at figures considerably
below the present range. There has been
somewhat more buying lately. hut 1t Is
still far ar below the normal.
The southern situation does not seem
to have been cleared, Outside furnace
interests are again undertaking the Of
t,1uHh
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ST. PAUL IN ROME
Mr.. Arthur 3. Clarke Delivers Interest.
ing Free L ecture T o-Nieht.


This evening at s:15 o'clock, Mr.. Arthur
B. Clarke will deliver at the First Bap-
tist Church a lecture OH tho Days of st.
Paul in Rome. The International Sunday
School lessons have reached the point
of St Paul's Journey as a prisoner to
enllghten and Illustrate the subject that
is this week being studied by thousands
of Sunday school people all over the
land.
The lecture is primarily to the Sunday
school of the First Baptist Church, in
which MI. Clarke is a teacher. but is
being no admittance fee nor collection.
Mr., Clarke was a few, months ago In
the External City" and has enjoyed OK
ceptional advantages in looking into the
things of which he will speak
The lecture Will be richly illustrated
with lantern slides, some of which will
among them the reputed house Of st,
Paul and his splendid tomb.
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THE MONEY MOVEMENT
A Banker Says the Next Bank Statement
Will Be Fine.
Especial to The Times-Dlspatch

Especial TO The TImes-Dspatch)
NEW YORH.aaJunet su,-A prominent
banker says the next bank statement will
be the finest In history OF WALL Street
There vii. be ali enormous reduction in
the loan account On account of the con-
tinuanco OF the premiums for New York
exehangeiat interior points and the higher
rates for money here, the gains from
tho interior will be much larger than are
expected.
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MOB OF ITALIANS
SEIZE COPPER CAMP
Try Associated Press. J

PHOENIX, ARIz,. June liza cloud
in the strike situation at Morenci, Aria,
where thousands of armed men arc
threatening trouble, with the civil au-a
thorities, A report has reached here that
the downpour has inundated MorencI
and neighboring camps and drowned
nine men, Official adIces state that
mob OF Italians and MeSicans charged
plant OF the Detroit Copper Company. dis,
armng them and taking possession OF
the mill. while another mob of thou
sand Italians is seriously menacing the
whole copper camp,
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SUPREME COURT ACTIVE
Sentenced Six Prisoners to Death in
Oael Days Sitting. II.
(By AssocIatee! Press, }

MONTGOMERY ALA. June 1.-THE
State Supreme Court broke all records
to-day bS handing down decisions in tho
case OF Felix Hall. Sidney King and Al.
Starks and Alexander Means. of aIoSM-
gomery. and Jim Stuart, OF Wilcox, az
tirming action OF the lower courts In con-
voting them of murder and sentencing
each OF the prisoners to death. The
court fixed June s9th as the date Of the
six executions
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THEIR TERMS
WILL EXPIRE
HenriCO Officers Will Have to-
Renew Their Bonds on
Next Tuesday.

The terms OF all the constables. magisl
trates and supervisors of Henrico coun.
ty, will expire on Juno 30ti.
This state OF affairs is brought about
by the new Constitution. The election in
the county will not occur until the fall.
Provision Is made IN the Constitution,
however. by which the, present officers
can renew their bond until the LIST OF next
January. thus preventing any compllca-
ton.
Judge wlckham has fixed next Tues
day, June 10th. as the time for the re-
magistrates. supervisors and other OF
tlcers whose terms expire. Will appear
In court on that day.
Andrew Cosby. charged with creatipg
disturbance In the Good Hope Baptisr
Church (colored) was tried before Squire
Lewis yesterday and was fined IS, The
fine was afterwards remltted.
When tho case was called several days
ago, Cosby had warrants issued for Ed.
saS b and psyd ] and Ys oss s
sponsible tor for the alleged disturbance. He
had several witnesses summoned. but
square back on him. Squire Lewis dis
charged the three men and made Cosby
pay the costs.
Squire Thomas has Just tried 2 case
of which lle refuses to give the details.
He was heard to say that six Of the wit
other thing, entirely rel opposite. and that
he dismissed the case and told the bunch
that If they ever came before him again
he would kick them out the house.
The Deep Run School will close to-day
list Church. Major C'apers, OF the Rich-
mond School Board, Will deliver an ad.
dress, A picnic and entertainment will
follow the exercises.
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MONEY FOR STUART STATUE
Lee Camp is Likely to Appropriate Sun
Tonight.

X u. Lee Camp, Confederate Veterans
will have most important meeting to-
hight, when the matter of making an APP
preparation for the erection. OF mon
iment to General Stuart will be taken
up, 1t is the earnest desire OF the otti-
GERS OF tho camp that the attendance
shall be large. and the meeting will be
an Interesting one. Doubtless some OF
the veterans will use this opportunity to
eral Stuart, Other interesting business
will come UP during the evening
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, N. O., June 11.-sPIR1Ts
TURPENTINE-Steady at 4sc.; receipts. "a
casks. Rosin-Firm Mt 81. Is: receipts. 430 bar
rels. Crude Turpentine-Firm at S1.756l3 and
ss.25; receipts. 1ls barrels. Tar-Firm at s1.e5;
receipts, 81 barrels.
Firm at 46c. receipts. Bill casks: sales. SIC
casks; exports, 100 casks. Rosin-steady; Sc
eet CHARLESTON, S. O., Juno 11.-TURrEN-
TINE-steady at ia; sales. Is casks. Rosin---
Steady. aHs
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT oF RICHMOND. JUNE II, 1908.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Berkeley, Guy. Norfolk. merchandise
and passengers. Old Dominion line.
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves Norfolk and
James River landings. merchandise and passen.
gers Virginia Navigation Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Brekeey. Guy. Norfolk. merchandise
aud passengers. Old Dominion line,
PORT OF WEST POINT, JUNE II. 1908.
ARRIVED.
Charlotte, Murphy Baltimore, passengers and
se Elm City. Haynes, Mattaponi River landings.
passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Charlotte, Murphy. Baltimore. passengers and
general cargo
passengers and general cargo.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, JUNE II, 1908.
ARRIVED. =
Schooner Governor Ames, Portland
Schooner Hattie q. Giles, Philadelphia.
Barge Carrie, Boston.
SAILED.
Steamer Kanawha, Liverpool
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Steamer Kanawl
CHEEK-KINNEY
North Carolina Couple Married Here
by Or. Smith.

by Or. Smith.
Mr.. j, Clyde Cheek and Miss Malvia
Kinney were married at the residence Of
Rev. DR., W, r; T. Smith yesterday
morning at 10 o'clock.
Mr.. Cheek is well-lsnown here. but his
home is In Hillsboro. n. e., where for a
long time he vas postmaste,r. He Is, now low
Company, and has been transferred to a
good position In New York. to which
city he will take his bride to-day,
ing daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome
Kinney, of Thomasville, n, G. She has
relatives in this city and many friends.
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A Mixed Foursone.

The Lakeside Country Club will hold q
handicapped mixed foursome Tournament
on Saturday. June 9th, Prizes Will be
given for the lowest gross and lowest net
scores. Pairs wishing to contest must
turn in two nlne-hole scores on or be-
fore Friday, Juno Goth.
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Rye--Quiet. Barley-Dul
Wheat-Spot steady; No. 2 red. SAFE. op.
tons: While the crop report on winter wheat e.,
clned this morning under a vicious bear attack,
poor cables. fine wea Their and southwest selling:
But later 1t recovered on scare OF shorts ana
2 red July, s1lac.; September, 77Ac.; Decem-
Der. 7sc.
corn--spot dull; No. 2, SIC. Options ruled
broke with wheat. In the afternoon 1t again
advanced, however. on covering and closed &c.
net higher. July closed at 5Mc.; September,
b4Sc.. oats--spot steadyi 40. :, 4oc. Options
Hides-FEm. Lcather--Firm. woola--FirE.
BeerEasy. Cut Me "a daId.stea Tg,
low---steady. Ros!u STEADY. Tuspentine--
Steady.
Coiiee-The market for coffee futures opened
points, and while trading was quiet. ruled steady
under light receipts and covering. The close
was steady, net unchanged to 10 points higher,
quiet quiet susarIRaw. steady; fair feanlns, ahe:;
centrifugal. 90 test, 1890; molasses sugar.
29-32c.; refined, firm. Rice-Firm
eIFs s3sfe
cream. fancy small, colored. 10tsc.; large; col
ored 1oSc.; small white. 1ossc; white, large
1ohc. Eggs-Irregular; State and Pennsylv
s2.5o13.5o; old prime, s2.bo@a; Jersey sweets,
baskets, s161 .50.- Peanuts--Easy; fancy hand
picked, 4Ac.; other. domestic. 2G "a 1c: CAP.
Liverpool by steamer. 12c.
CHICAGO. ILL.,, June ia rather bearish
crop report, where bulllsh one had been e1::
pected, caused weakness In wheat to-day, and
July closed &c. lower July corn closed v q &c.
p pls1sons ns ee aa nsae Bias to S.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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my cooDs 11ARKET.

NEW YORK, June 11.---Buycrs 4 ndry good.
have not been particularly active, being baked
In their efforts to purchase by generally higher
prices. at which sellers are independent: mills
are closing in increased numbers and TIN Cur
effects in causing sellers TO take no orderson
which they are not covered.
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Spot cotton closed quiet, 20 points decInei
middling uplands. 1925; middllnG gulf l..oo'
sales, l2s bales.
Cotton, quiet; m,ddl!ng, 1928; gross recs!pts;
2,ssb bales; sales, 1913 bales; stock. 1874
p Total to-day at all sssports.Net ., receipts.
s'G Con,soidated at ali seaports-Net receipts.
IN, oas bales; export to Great Britain, 7,1o2
bales; to France, 2,s47 bales; TO the Continent.
Total since September LIST at all seaporn5s5,tN;et
g 722 200 bales; to France, u ,S9S oaies 10 ths
Continent, a,757,sa1 balesi to japan, lshloo
bales,
NEW ORLEANS. June ll.w-coTToN--The
spot cotton market was quiet but hrm; quo
Futures were rregua. and week e.. at tn the open
ms following the lead o. po Efw tug 81 SEN
TENDER and October T. Prices to-day declined
with the same suddenness that has characterized
many Of the recent sensational advances soon
after the opening IT became appafeht sna LII ihe
4 prominent bear firm was apparently IN charge
Of the raid. July selling orders were rather
numerous; the bulls, however, took AZ that was
offered The best explanations OF me cause o.
unpreeented short, interests, both in New Orleans
and New York, were now covered WIN sper
cotton At the close. compared win last eve
ninr's prices, June had lost ~ points, 3nly 81.
August ~. September "a and the otne' pos't'ono
points each. 40 .,
Cotton futures STEADY; June, Il So nominal;
July Ia 90 bid; August, l2,8i@l2 Sd Septemher,
l06a mi i Oo; October. a67@06S November,
O. 426i6 "a; December, o 42G9. 4ait January, e4Sl
8.45,
nDOnJJCE MhDYFTS
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.
Petersburg. Va. Tune II, 1909. :.
he nnntationK for this market are rs fol.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT AND PEA MARKET.

NORFOLK. VA, June 1.-THE peanut market
is quiet to-day. The ony change. In prices Is
TIC. a bushel. The prices are az follows:
Fancy. quiet at &c.; strictly prime 2Ge;;
PRIME 24c.: low grades. &c.: machine picked.
262Ac.: Spanish, INC. per bushel. Blnckeyo
peas, 1925 bag; black and speckle peas. 81;
clay and red peas, soc. Peanut bags IN bales
90 In, Z 4-10c.
PETERSBURG. VA, June 11.-PEANUTs-
Spanish new, market very firm at THO; sellcrs
asking more. Virginia s-Qulet at &c.
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Q. & o. Earning s,

Following. is a comparative statement of
the gross earnings of the Chesapeake and
Ohio for the first quarter of June. 1908.
ssls, 2olo2; 1879, $40 ol5,ls; increase, Ss5,-
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corroNsEEp on MARKET.

NEW YORK. June 11.--Cottonseed oil was
ouiet and steady. Prime crude, t. o. h. mills.
830S4c.; prime summer yellow. 40la @41c.; of
summer yellow, 87637rsc.; primo white, 49,;
prime winter yellow, 46c; prime meal. S27@
81 80 nominal. III
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond Va, June II, 1908
QUOTATIONS.,
CATTLE MARKET,

to loc. lower. Good to prime steers, s5615 &c; ;
poor to medium. s4.25G5i bulls, Sa.50G4,25;
eaves :; 1891 Mixed butch
e.321a; bulk Of sales. sO96.oO. Sheep and
Lambs--Sheep, 10G25c higher; lambs, steady
choice mixed. Ss.25G46o; native lambs. sl.5o1
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BALTIMORE, MD. June 11.-FLoUR-oui
the month. 7sMs asked; southern hy sample,
75a7oc: cornnEasier spot, 5"1s s Gs sS o June
Firm; No 2 white. aga 4olhc. Rye-> Easier;
No. Q, Ss956hc. Butter-Firm and higher;
fancy imitation and creamery, 24c.: do ladle,
i7disc. EGGS. Cheese and sugar-Ftrm and un-
oh npad (. =
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rbich Ia 1kely to result in some substantial re.
Hrrtion for our n,,ota lions. Rather important
trade interests do not believe that the present
figure can be made effective.
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NEW YORK. June NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
City dressed native sides, extreme range, Ga "a
0c,; refrigerator beef, slaG0c. Calves--Fhln.
Sheep and Enthusiastically to firm. Sheep sold at
S3.4OG5.25; lambs, $6Gs. Dressed mutton, ia
1olsc; per pound; dressed lambs. 1oQ14c. per
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Wall Street Gossip.
lsnecIal 10 The Times .pdspatc

NE" YORK, June ll.---lpe opening on ING
Stock Exchange was excited and notably strong:
10 additional to the government crop rGGort, OF
which the. effect was obviously favorable, the
tant influence, especially as foreign houses were
buyers OF stocks The nal element
ii generally does. but was still rather bear
EORFoLK's REMARKABLE JUMP:
The most remarkable aayanee at the opening
nesday. 1t is probable that the Pennsylyania
controlled roads have been oyersold In the re-
cent attack on the group and on weak bulls,
supposed to be carrying these issues In quantity
THE GRAEGERs sTRoNG:
The Granger issues were partisnn,larly strong
ter than the street expected Allowing for pos.
e IN fn w aaf tfen n
corn would make a good showing by this time
next month.
FIRST HOURS TRADING:
The early rally was more than maintained In
s shS ssneias than tine since tho
decline became violent. London was very
and Re o fsders ers
the rally very cautiously.
BUYERS AND SELLERS:
buying E order al around the room, which wss
Ha4q az Gates Co. V sold penpss the
they had bought on tho previous day.
sTEELs ACTED WE'LL:
The United States Steel issues acted we'll and
were materially helped BY the natural strength
Of the 8 per cent bonds and the willlngness
Of Keene brokers to protect on any serious sell.
ing.
DULL BUT HELD WE'LL:
Although there was some tendency ia, get dull
the market held its rally very Well. The buy.
Ing was general and sentiment II the street
for foreign account were Of material assistance
In rallying the market II was repsorted ,rd IN
marty intended to hammer the market again.
30 far that clique has not announced its plans
beforehand
AMALGAIATED CoPPER'
The buying of A, G. p, by Pearl l. Co, was
the feature In that stock. There is some reason
bulish There is discrepancy between the
price OF the metal here and that In London,
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE MD. June 11.-seaboard Air
Line common. 2la.@22; DO; preferred, s1a -. g
Line, common and preferred, not quoted.
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81 rAn1.Y ArrERNonN:

THE EARLY. AFTERNOON:
~ tho early afternoon the market held nearly
aii It's rally and none of the threats OF re.
newaI Of bear raids Developed into ,. nnsh'b 70
think that hear pressure would not be SO sue,
cessful as 1t has been In the recent past, anu anu
thought such stories were put ABOUT IN o'aet
to cover shorts cheaply.
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,CONfPLICATED SITUATION: \.
The more Important brokerage houses Say ma ~
the real short interest has no. in tho
mark when 1t does There is a great deal OF
stock lending and good deal Of the pntenhsnst
iof the street An active raid would 40 more %
cam the bear situation than help IT, IN INC
nnininn OF the best market JUDGES. ".
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THE CUOsISG:

THE CLOSING: :. .ho
hast NJ The day. There naturally falr
amount Of proal.taking by the foor traders who
Ind bought early. but the effect OF TINS notao
annarent. and It seemed to be getting rAther
uneasy. as stocks were difficult to get oaeR.
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JOHN L. WILLIAMS & SONS
BANKERS.
Dealers In RICHMOND, VA,
SOUTHERN INVESTMENT
SECURITIES.
MUNICIPAL BONDS A SPECIALITY.
Correspondents invited.

the two weeks ending June Q, 1905, furnished
By John H. ogesby, OF Dynch's Warehouse:
Sold week ending May Both. 2s5,20o pounds;
crease for week ending June 9th. COG. 600 pounds.
Sold from October 1, 1902 TO June 9. 1908,
21,01l.7oO pounds: sold from October 1, 1901.
to June 0, 1902. 1879, 900 pounds; increase for
1909. 1.Ss6, 400 pounds
Receipts this week much heavier than last.
caused by the good season for the past two two
weeks for handling tobacco. The order and con.
dtion was good for selling. Prices on all
grade swere fully sustained at former quota.
tions. A gentle, warm rain began to fall last
night and has continued during the day. II 1t
Is general It will almost Insure the early plant.
expect light receipts for this week.
Jba mutations nre as follows.
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EAST LIBERTY, Pa, June 11.-cATrLE-
Steady. Choice. s5.4o@5.5o prime, s5.i5G5. IS;
So, 45@6.5o; mediums sG,50G0521s; heavy york.
ers aud pigs, s6,45@6.50; roughs,. si@575.
Sheep--Steady Rest wethers. S4.7O94.S5;
7.25.
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q. S. refunilng rs. registcred....'...
u. s. refunding 2's. coupon. ..............
u. s. a's registered ..................' =
u. s. 3's. coupon ...:..............''.
y. s. New AS, coupon.... .........'.
&. s. old As, registered.
II. &. old A. coupon .............-..'..
y 3. IS, reSls.efea ..................
A tchison general as ..........''
Atchison, adjustment 4s.....-...,.'........' !,
Baltimore and Ohio ~ ;......'..''..''. .. I
baltimore and Ohio conv. 4's......,.......
Canada Southern 2d's ...................
Central OF Georgia b's ;..-........'.'..
chesapeake and Ohio AIS.
Cbica 70 and Alton 3h's ................
Chicago B. and QUINCY new 4's 4: .5.
C.hica 10 and Northwestern con. 7's...-.-.. ]
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n,,r1. n1rr HELD WE'LL:

AMALGAMATED CoPPER,
The buying of A. C. p, by Pearl l. Co. wa,
the feature In that stock. There is some reas or
% Doubt. however, II trade interests are really
bulsh. There Is discrepancy between the
price OF the metal here and that In London
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CINCINNATI. o.. June 11.-HOGS-Actiye
and higher at S4.50d625. Cattle--Strong at
So.6o14.9o. Sheep-slrong at $o25G1 Is,
Lambs-Easy at Si,55G7.15.
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LgNcHBuRa TOBACCO MARKET.

~ NNt1BuhG IObAIIos MAHk III
Lynchburg Va, June II, 1903
Warehouses OF the city report light receipts
for the past week, There has been no material
change 10 prices. Owing to the dry weather and
the fact that farmers are busy preparing for
the new crop, It is expected that the market
will continue duh!
The quotations are as follows;
DARK GRADES.
LUGS--
Common and dark Tugs ,...... 35o6o 400
DARK STEMMlSG T0BACCOS.
IAlgs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 8b0d9$ 500
Medium dark ngs.......,....,... a,oO6g 800
Good dark Tugs .,..,..,.,...,.. b,0o@ $50
LEAls-
Common and dark leaf...-.... 6,oo1 500
Medium dark Leaf ..,.,....,.,. b.506Q q 80
Good dark leaf ,..,,,.,...,.... 7.006a 500
Fine dark leaf ...,.,,,.,...... II ,Oou 1900
Extra fine dark leaf 1,506l 1900
Black Wrappers ! 6. COG 1000
Common Common ...,..,,.....,.,.,,s s.ooas 500
Good sssipn' osa' ..,,, fSS SS@ 500 ZOO
cemmon cutters .,............s 7oo@s 200
Good cutters .,.,.,,.,....,,.,,. D,0oQ HOO
Fine cutters ..,..l.,..,...,,,.,. 11,009 1900
BRIGHT WRAPPERS
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sTgELs ACTED WE'LL:
The United States Steel issues acted we'll snt
were ma terially helped BY the natural strength
of the per cent. bonds and the willingness
Of Keene brokers to protect on any serious sell
Ing.
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THE cRANGERs STRONG:

The Granger issues were particularly strong
on the government crop report. which was het.
ter than the street expected, Allowing for pos.
sible depreciation In ten days the feeling was
corn would make good showing by this time
next month.
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BUYERS AND SELLERS:
A, a. Housman & Co. seemed to have big
buying order all around the room. which wac
taken as possibly from, the Morgan interest,
Harris, Gates g. Co. sold oneningly the stock
they had bought on tho previous day.
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TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond Va, June IL. 1908.
The quotations OF the Richmond tobacco mar.
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PRODUCE MARKETS.

NEW YORK, June ll.--FLOuR- Firm, but
not active. Rye Flour--Firm. Cornmsai--pull
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.cI.osINd BOND QUOTATIONS.

,-,,..... !, ~, ,,,ond md Pacific 4's....,. Jos
4, r GniGaspc anG 81 tmia zen. 4's....... OH
/ ~. ~. -. ~ ,rar,n,,n, a. ........ 50
| C ,oi1 "a cnn,barn AZ ............ So
1 I 6 aug IA unu nv Hou Gr.nae 4,s.,..... esH
p zen III, anu ,, n,o AZ ash
Erie Eenerai "a Observation-Disclosures. s4N
Erie ysns .s "a nonvcr CIV 1st's ..... 1o7
Hoek,sf vs1isy Il i,a;s.s 4;.:: 1 1914
L Lnssttan a cn, roid NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1o1M
/ Mexican Central IS .................... ~ ~
| Mexican Central LIST Inc................. ~
/ Mimi and st. Louis As ................ Ivy w
| Missouri, Kan. and Texas 4's........... "
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to him to uphold their credit and self
respect.
It may be that undue haste for no.
torlety for reputation, has rushed
Prof. Bassett into the abuse of the
land, which he was supposed to have
held dear.
Even with for an excuse, there can
be no apology made for the language
used, nor is it expected that excuse
will be rendered, for no occasion pro-
voked the words which will no doubt
serve to sever the ties in which Prof.
Bassett has been hitherto so respect
fully and tenderly held,
It is an unfortunate and unhappy
affair, and one which the author of it
must be prepared to receive the full
public press denunciation which his
public words warrant him receiving.