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PropertYT ansf

Richmond: william, II. Allison, special
commissioner, to ]. and j, L.itchenstein
SO feet on south side OF Broad Street. 80
feet east of Monroe. $3.50,
NJ. A. Boucher widow and executrix
e john ;,I hqSchfr, }smas ,x Charles i
Otto Staude, Maggie NJ, and c. II, Nash
to BEETLE Lawson. 50 feet on north side
OF Duval Street. between st. James and
st. John, SS1o
Walter Christian, clerk Hastings Court.
to Michael Kelley. ]! l-2 feet on west side
OF Q, In name of Rosa V, Shonbcrger, FOR
Same to II. W, Walton, IS S-4 feet on
east side OF Twenty.slXth Street, between
and p in name of Ella 8. Falconer. for
Fl, w. Davis to Henry s., Wallerstein.
g feet e on % " da se s q gAth street los
L. NJ, Gill to James w. Thompson, 81
fact Vest OF Price, 500.
Jerry Jones and wife to Spencer Jones.
42 feet~ron south side. OF Leigh Street,
corner OF Munford. 81 800
c, II. Phillips and Wife to Henry S.
wallersteln. ssfest on north side Of Mon
D.s West to Willie Ann Perkins. In
terest In 4S feat on west side OF Four
teenth street between Main. and Frank
Htiesnarlco; George W. Clifford aud wife to
tlepage Street IS feet west Of Baker. ST.
~ The old Folks Home Of the Grand
Fountain United Order True Reformers
Ia Louisa j. Hart. l0b So feet on Secopa
Street. BrownesNllls, S5S,e3
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MARKET IS
UNSETTLED.
Dealings We're Too Small to
Be Of Consequence.
IN PROFESSIONAL HANDS
IN PROFESSIONAL HANDS
These shrank from Carrying Prices
Far In Either Direction = United
States Steel Bonds Were Car.
ried Down-Sa sales Small.
nv Assoc,a.cd press.)

tBy Associated Press.)
NEW YORK, June 24.--Very. title can
tlment from the movement Of prices IN
to-day's stock market. For ono reason
dealings were. too small to be OF any con
hands Of professional traders. The move
tnent OF prices was 30 conflicting and so
constantly fluctuatins as to leave no room
chat pronoted tho operat tic There was
some degree of strength in the morning.
which seemed 10 be simple continuation cont ,ia,n
OF Yesterdays late rally. Last pri,G ss;
night. Probably the real reason for this
tx that prices advanced yesterday. In the
prevailing doubt and tItnidity Of tho board
Ing prices far in any direction. While ono
small party buys stocks. another party
avails itself OF this demand to go. short.
Is sufficient I TO prompt the closing out Of
contracts. For several years Mr.. Nor
gan's return. from his annual vacation IN
bull demonstration In tho stock market
To-day the passage Of the steamship
bearing him was bullctned from various
!t Sss market ii failed to respond. Some Of
Connected con with MI. Morsan's name await-
Ing ays Ee may :ess
tho changed attitude towards his home
coming. -, 49, !. ia 1or
The engagement Oh l,OO.UV+ OIL 6olu ioA
shipment to Paris Tomorrow, was
changing influence ON the market, espe-
cially In view OF the condition OF the sur
plus reserve of the banks and the ap:
proach OF the period Of the semi. annual
settlements. The requirements Of thls
falling due Of subscriptions for the 20
Of tho Pennsylvania Railroad
The excited speculation IN tho cotton
market to-day and the notable strength
4 In wheat and corn arc normal Influences
for a contrary movement OF prices IN
stocks.
Enormous selling OF United States Steel
second ives carried the price down to 81
compared with previous low record OF
IS. There was sudden rally cf u ct the
last, but the depression OF these oonds
had a sympathetic influence In the stock
list The bond market otherwise was dull
and irregular. Total Gales. par value,
g. coo. United States new Es, coupon.
advanced Il per cent on the last Call.
The total sales OF stocks Tor the Gay
were S7O,300 shares.
MONEY AND ExcILANGE-CLoSD:
Money on call steady at ROW per cent;
\ closing, 292it per cent; time money cas-
Ter; sixty days. 31a94 per cent; ninety
, days, ~ per cent; SIX month"; . per
cent; prime mercantile paper. 4RqoA per
cent. Sterling exchange heavy with act,
nal business In bankers bills at 7eoD
l.s7.66 for demand and at 346og4 g; % t s
personal bills; posted rates. H,8HQ4;S5;
commercial bills. A.8tE. Bar silver. 62si;
Mexican dollars, II.
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SOUTHERN CHANGES
Many Changes Are Effective on july
(By Associated Press,D

(By Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON, =. c., June e4.--Fol-
lowing the promotion Of Fl. L. Miller to
the position Of division freight agent Of
the Southern Railway at Knoxville, Tenn,
the Southern announces the following
changes, effe:tlvo july 1st:
r. l.. Simpson, commercial agent, Chat
tanooga, Tenn. vice H. L. Miller. pro-
noted
bus. Miss, vice MI. Simpson.
George Robertson. travelling freight
agent. Atlanta. Ga. vice Mr.. Cox.
j. j. Stevens. soliciting agent, Mont
gomery. Ala, vice Mr. Robertson.
H. Tyler Smith. soliciting agent, Ashe-
Vile line. New York city.
John III. Andrews travelling freight
agent. Raleigh, N, G.. Vice Mr.. II. Ty-
Ter Smith.
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spot cotton CLOSED Qulet, 80 poptS HoSducei
mddltng uplands. 1925; middling gulf, 1896
saIes, 800 bales.
Cotton. quiet: mddling, 1875: gross receipts,
la les; sales $50 bales stock 1853, i6l bales.
Total to-day at all seaports--Net receipts
1885 bales; export to Great Britain. 600 bal
to the Continent l409 bales; stock. 2i9,5l3
bales
Consolidated at all seaports-Nct receipts;
1851 bales; export to Great Britain, 7,:l2
bales; to the Continent, 4371 bales.
Total since September at all seaports--Net re-
ceipts. 7.Gil 702 bales; export to Great Britain,
a74e, $50 b5les: to France, 755,T3 Ibnlcs; TO thu
Continent, :,7I7,75: bales; TO Japan, l35,lo6
bales.
NEW ORLEANS, June a4;--Therc was little
doing In thu spot cotton market. to-day. ofter.
tnss are light and prices very hrm. Quotations
unch apscd.
Futures opened irregular ,nd prices were near
the closing leyel OF yesterday. Bullish re-
ports from the country, coupled with rains IN
Texas. where they were not NEEDED, and a decid-
ed fall In the Temperature In the Atlantic States,
caused wayo Of buying that sent prices from
ca 20 points up, August gaining 20 points. Sep
TENDER 20, October rs and December g.
Just st present the July deal y the leading
Friday next. ''notice day" is awaited with
great Interest by nil concerned,
The market was firm at the close, me list
showing net gains on the day OF 10 points on
June July l8, August and September 20, October
s and the other winter months each.
Cotton futures steady; Jnpe, 1a.96Hl4;Oo;
isi6a1a.l|: October, lo.2s@lo.20; November,
0,Sa48.s6; December. e,sl &a'S2; January, pss
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REPAIRS COMPLETED
Southern Will Resume Opereratlons
Within Short While.
(By Associated Press. )

(BY AssocIated Press.)
Southern railway announces the that tic re- e.
pairs occasioned by the land slide on the
tracks OF the Southern Railway at Sa-
Iuda. N. c.. between spartanburg. s. c.,
and Asheyille, N. c., have been completed
and that beginning tomorrow. June 25th,
there Will be a complete resumption OF
all its trains, including, the Charleston
and Ashaylle Mas9n and AssylIIle and
lines
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Mr.. RYAN Improving.

Mr.. Thomas M. Ryan, formerly OF this
city, but now living In Kentucky. and
VINO has been quite sick. is slowly i'm
proving. Mr.. James ]. Ryan and sister,
Of North Ninth Street, have been with
him during his Illness.
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PORT BERMUDA HUNDRED. JUNE q. i
MIR. Cunningham Running.

The names of several persons have been
mentioned as possible candidates for the
position OF superintendent Of the Laurel
Industrial School (Reformatory). The
many friends among the members OF the
Prison Association OF Virginia OF Mr..
r. w. Cunningham. who has held tho
position for nearly five years. will be
pleased to know that he IS candidate
for recollection.
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GEORGIA ASSEMBLY
Message ofGovernor Terrell Confined
to State Issues.
INV AssocIated Pres,

10y Assoclateu FressJ
mer session Of tho General Assembly Of
Georgia convened to-day. The annual
message OF Governor James NJ, Terrell Is
confined almost entirely to State issues:
recommends an equalization of taxes In
the State: the care OF the State; the care
OF the graves Of Confederate dead by
tho State, and the utilization for the
education OF the poor OF certain lands.
which were previously set aside for that
purpose by the General Assembly.
This session OF the General Assembly
Is the first under the new law which
creates the summer session OF the leg.
islatiYe body. eEeis
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
poRr OF RICHMOND, JUNE q, 1908

PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE "a, 1908.
ARRIVED.
st..mer Brandon, Rhodes, Norfolk: merehan'
disc and passengers. Old Dominion llne.
Schooner Bill Nye. tonEe Har1e 90 grace
dsh, Lefeb1re and Armisteao.
SAILED.
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves. Norfolk ana
James River landings. merchandise ana passen.
gers Virginia Navigation Co.
o,s s.e ana passe p Old Dominion line
PORT OF WEST POINT, JUNE "a. 1903
ARRIVED.
Baltimore. Murphy. Baltimore. passenrers and
general cargo.
SAILED.
Baltimore. Murphy. Baltimore. passengers and
Etleral cargo.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS JUNE -. 1908.
ARRIVED.
Steamer America, New York.
Steamer st. Leonards, Antwerp.
Schooner Benz. A. Van Brunt, Boston.
wenIy M ~ SinR ortoG
Barge Land Seer ProTidence-
Barge Gwcnnle, Providence.
SAILED.
Steamer Allegheny. London.
Steamer Indrian, Glasgow.
Barge Kingston New 5 Ha,sn:
PORT BERMUDA HUNDRED. JUNE "a. 1903.
ARRIVED.
Schooner J. 8. Beacham, Morgan, to load rail-.
sc Schooner Done Jennie N. Huddell. Predmore. to
load pine wood.
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FINEST CoAsTWlsE TRIPS IN THE
WORLD,

richmond ia Boston and return, $4,000;
to Prevalence and return. S2loet tnclud-
Ing meals and room, via Merchants and
AIners' Transportation Company. from
Norfolk, iaaily line to New England.
Tickets on sale at Chesapeake and Ohio
and Norfolk and western Railways OF.
r. W. WRIGHT,
Agent. Norfolk.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond, va, June "a, 1908.
SALTs.

y1rSinl, ceutu,!s,-ss.ooo at esN.
virginia Carolina Chemical Weferred-lo
shares at lls; 10 shares at ll1h.
STATE SECURITIES; BID. Asked.
yeFtss T., os NsM 3 ~ ,na e. eas ' ess 81
"a. Centuries. IS, 9. and n, es's es%
RAILROAD BONDS;
A. Il. q. R, R. consol n. Fs.,. 80 ssh
6 ssE: ce g. ana and Aq FI. q 49, 81: o. "
deor gia aud Ala. Con. IS, lo45..,. lion lllH
PeteFseurg Glass 4 e.. g. o...,. IL
8, a. Z. Con. list ~. ieSo,.,.. 7sE 10
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Phone 4o5,
ONLY TWO HOuRs,AND TWENTY
MINUTES.
Richmond to Norfolk via Norfolk 8
Western Railway.

Thu Norfolk limited leaving Rich
mond 8. A, N, daily, and the Ocean Shore
Limited leaving at = f, M s eyer r re
the The, exceptionally quick time OF two, hours
ana twenty minutes between Richmond
and Norfolk. Without change ot ears, ears,
hack seats and other. modern improve
mentss The Ocean Shore Limited" !s
the only afternoon train from Richmomd
for Boston, and Providence; also connects
With steamers for New York. Baltimore
and washington.
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BALTIMORE. ND, June :4.-FLouR-Dull
and the month, s1@s1Hc.: southern BY sample,
56@s1c Corn-steady; spot and tho month.
IS Ne; southern white CORN. 659Ssc; U 2eIs
Rye-ouiet; No. 2. 5sc. Butter and sugsr--
Steady and unch anged. Eggs and Cheebe-Firm
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
pu4Nur AND PEA MARKET.

PEANUT AND PEA MARKET
NORFOLK, VA, june M,--The peanut market
Is quiet to-day The opy change. In prices y
spanish nuts, which have dropped tn price 70
Fancy, quiet at &c.; strictly prime, 2Hc;;
prime. axe; low grades, e.; machine plsksa,
psss So. Is bag; black snd specific peas, 31i
clay and red peas, soc, Peanut bags tn bales
as In, Z a,1oc,
PETERSBURG, VA, June 24.-PEANUTs--
Spanish, new, market very firm at q hc.i sellers
asking more, Vlrgipias-ouet at &c.
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sWallStreet Gossip.
(sp.ci.l To The rmss.Dispsteh.)

(Specisl % Inc Ilnss-Olspaten'I
new YORK. June 24:-1he stock market at
eovarlnn movement OF the previous nights close.
although there was not the sarne urgent desire
Oh the part Of the shorts TO get stock back.
rsiiy.r but tho larger professionals were doubt
fu OF much advance after the shorts were cor
cred.
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FUEL HELD WELL:

Colorado Fuel and Iron held we'll, as the loan
crowd had shown that considerable amount
Was also supposed that certain financial matters
had b.en .d,u.ted s.ti.t.etoriy ana 70 ,. tnsse
short in view Of the small ostlng supply OF
stock.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD., June 24-Eesboard Air
Line COMMON and preferred. no sales. Seaboard
IS, Tsk. Atlantic Coast Line, common and
preferred, no Eales.
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vERYEoWs RATES VIA SEABOARD
y AIR LINE 7AlLWAYttTO POINTS
MEDEBEEOW:s rs: 8

VERYEOWs Raj S.s5VtAssSEAbOARO
y AIR LINE. RAILWAY TO POINTS
NAMED BELOW: ~;
PEABODY COLLIE GE IS UMME Err
SCHOOLS. NASHVILLE. TENN,
JUNE .1sT-JuLY GOTH. 1908.
on account OF above occasion. tho sea.
board Air Line Railway will sell round
trip tickets from all points on Its lima
to Nashville, Tenn, at one fare, plus %
cents Tickets on sale May 31st, Juno LIST,
I'd, 10th, 2oth 21st, July Sd. 4th and 9Th,
limited fifteen days from date Of sale.
Fare from Richmond ana PETERSBURG,
SITE.
NATIONAL CONVENTION, B. Y. P. u,
Is ATLANTA, GA, JULY 9TH-12TH. 1908.
On account OF above occasion the Sea-
board Air Line Railway will sell round
trip tickets from all points on It's line at
one fare, plus Is cents. Tickets on sale
July 7th sth 9th and 10th; return limit
July 18th. Fare from Richmond and Pc,
tersburg. 3l5.75.
SUMMER SCHOOL. ATHENS. GA,
JULY 1sT-AUGUsT 9TH. 1908.
For the above occasion the Seaboard
Air Line Railway will sell round trip
tickets from all points on Its line at rate
of orc fare. plus Is cents. Tickets on
sale June 26th. 2sth. goth. July LIST. 81,
4th, nth, 18TH ana laln' t!|Wltso Atteeu
days from date OF sale.
SUMMER SCHOOL, TUSKEGEE, ALA,
JUNE 26TH-AUGUsT 7TFI, 1863
On account of abova. occasion the Sea.
board Air Line Railway willtsell round.
trip tickets from all points on It's Inns
at rate OF ono fare, plus rs cents Tickets
on sale June 23d, oath and 25th: final
limit August 10th, 1908 Rate from Rich,
mond and Petersburg. $2O35.
Ipf~ tot1 ffA Ia k{,tAU IN
schedule and sleeping car reservations
apply to any agent OF the Seaboard. or
to Richmond Transfer Company; Ticket
Agent. Nlurphy's or Jefferson Hotels;
Main Street Station. or to ". j. MAY,
City Ticket Agent.
2, P, SMITH.
District Passenger Agent
No, $50 East Main street,
Richmond, Va.
Phone 4o5, s
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, June 2a,--lrhs dry goods mar,
let Il tending upward aud prices are beipg e, con,
good many Instances to restrain buyers from
making as liberal purchases as they might de-
sire on account OF the inability ia al many
The scarcity OF cotton Is becoming q serious
factor with the manufacturer, especially In the
South.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va. June "a, 1908.
QUOTATIONS..
CATTLE MARKET.

eel PTS. IS, 600 mead io@3oc lower. Geed e
$50; stockers and feeders, sa.TbaI7o; COWS,
SIS a I.5o; hefers. sa.25@l75; Gamers, 8 e9@
$50; bulls. s2,25G4.25; calves; $2eods.5;
to-day, De- 600 head tomorrow. SO, 900 head; left
o1er. is. 900 head; soGAoc; lower. Mixed and
St. 75G5.s5; rough heavy. $560@5.75; light $50
Gns5; bulk OF sales. s57bG5; so. Sheep-Re,
celpts, Is. 900 head. Sheep steady to .ec. Lowell
ers. s4.4od5; fair to choice mixed. sa@da5;
pitlvs lambs. S4Q6.sO.
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y Cash 1uotatIons weft ~ foIu"t' ,sTn1s
rirm. Butter-steady: cresmertes, lsg2zlssm;;
Sic. No. s.. gIec.; No. 2 red; ae9sle.. No.
corn. b1Ac.; No. yellow, 61A a51 rs. 10.
rye. b2.a 152Hc. Fair to. choice mating barley.
No aa1seeo nee. No ss aS1tnT Mss.
pork. Der barrel sle.25I16.e7!s; lard. per 100
pounds. ss4oas.45; short ribs sides Goe ss9;
ss.75@s.eo; dry sailed SHOULDERS t6oSea) Ss sa
whisky, basis Of high wines, $50. Clover-
Contract grade, s11.5ogl115. Cheese-Steaay
Guided. i2hQ1ssc. Receipts-Wheat, IS eoo
bushels; corn, 6ls.Soo bushels; oats, 6t6,1oo
bushels; hogs. 81, 900 head.
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doing; receipts. q, q
casks. Rosin-Nothing doing; receipts; snI G
sS.s5; receipts, Is barrels. Tar-Firm at sl.ooi
receipts, II barrels. =, rr,prrryNE-
sAVANNAH. Ga. June IKE "a nea ca.ks: sales,
1855 casks Rosn-Firm receipts S7 q bar
reis sales 1850 barrels; ports, so0g BEN
r1SEMsteady at 4ehc. Rosin-steady.
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NEW YORK, June :4,-BEEvEs- neceipt,s.
weas; bologna bulls and cows steady to strong;
Medium to choice steers, st,eo@ so; bulls y ~ =
40. Calyes-Receipts, $3.50 bead. Veals: 25c.
higher; huttermilks, soc. higher. ysals, Sb;2o@
Saisc. per round; country dressed calves, 61i1
, iE I per pound. sheep and Lamhs--Receipts.
$500 head. Sheep; STEADY; good 70 s eholGs
ssM3, 80; lambs, s5.sbd6oo. Hogs---ReceiptE.
500 head. Market shade higher. State hogs
ga 60G706 as.
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Rlchmonders In New York.

NEW YORK. Juno a,-waldorf Miss
a.. r. Walker: Herald Square, w, Fleg-
Continental. Miss NJ. Blair; Sinclair, J..
". Dunno.
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BE11gR REPORTS FROM KANSAS:

tn. better reports on the wheat crop in Kan.
s,s had 4 favorable effoct upon tho Western
roads, but especially, Atchi;on. It was notice.
outiock were very conservative. and It was
thourht that a movement In the corn market
EouId have some influence upon STOCK.
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Z
U. s. refundipg rs, registered. ....-....
y. 8. refundinv rs. coupon ............'
U. &. as. registered ..................s.'.'
". 3, 2's, coupon ''..''''''
u. 8. New As, rcgistercd...-.
u. S. New As, coupon ..:...-.......''....
U. s. old IS. rcSisterc ......
U. q. old As. coupon
U. =. b's, registered. ...............''.'.''.
y. 8. SIS. coupon
Atcblson. gcnetsl IS ..;.'.'.....'.'....i.
Atcbison. adjustment, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
baltimore and OHIO as ....-..........'.'....
baltimore and ohio aye
baltimore and Ohio Conr. a. $1,000
Canada Southern 2ds ........'.'..'.'.'
Central of Georgia SIS ...-........''''
Central OF Georgia LIST Inc; ..-..'......3.'t.''..
Chesa peake and Ohio rs -.....'..''''
Chicago and Alton 3h,s :. -.
CHICAGO. 81 and st. Paul gen. 49,.
chicago and Northwestern con. IT,.
Chicago, Rock Island and Fac. 4s......
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PHILADELPHIA BUYING:
There was some Philadelphia buying IN Penn
SylyApia and Reading.

THE SECOND HOURS TRADINa:
There was little feature Of interest Ia thu
msrket IN the second hour. although upon The
rate buyer, and there seemed to be some dis
sosItion to speculate among the more active
professionals OF the Hoffman Houle srcup'
some capital was made Of reports from
Washington that Congress would meet earlier
d IN had been so far anticipated.
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rorrovsrpn OF, MARKEr.

corToNsEED OIL MARKET
NEW YORK. June 2A:-cottonseed gu was
quiet and steady. aside IRON PROMPT ntGnsd ARM
Prime Prime crude, {. o. b. mills, 3l@32c.; p!ims Inc
summer yellow 49,; Of sumner Le.pw Fellow
Iae !. inrimA meal, f:7@27.oo nominal.
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EAST LIBERTY IA "a y June ss g 15Ik Is:
Sss@s iday: leave yor hsims ss ssS
SIS; light workers.. ss.4ba6,ao; pigs, $1,000
,ess; roughs. $4Q4,so, sheep-slow. s sses
wethers S4.5O@4,06: culls and common, EGG
8; earrings, sS9s.25; veal calves, se,oo97.
CINCINNATI. o.. June a..--Hoas-.puiyI AZ. sas
lower az S4c56805. Cattle-eutet at $2.6O@
sss. sheep~oGiet and lower at 1904. Lambs
Easy md lower at SiQD4.60.
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THE CLOSE

THE CLUSE'
Tho close was dull and lower with little feat.
ure OF interest except perhaps fair amount
Of trading in the United states Steel issues
shorts. and there was nothing 10 Indicate a
ms rket position Of consequence amonS the larger
"ners tors Commission house business throughout
he day was on tho smallest scale.
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fancy handplcked. 4E94kc.; other Domestic,
ga @4c. Cabbages-Stendy Ht $l12. Cotton
BIZ steamer 70 liverpool. 12c. :,

By Iteahef 10 Etv1fp6of. n ----'-- "a
CHICAGO, ILL, June 2l.--Cousiderable e1-
element was witnessed In the wheat pit 70.
day and prices werc decidedly strong, July
closing 11sc. higher and September mp 14@
tx c. ! July corn was Ike. higher, September
corn &c. higher, and September oats u QEc.
higher, whllep rorisions ruled weak. the Sep
TENDER products closing from 1ch 927hac. lower.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Open. High. Low. Close,
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TRADING:

m in the early afternoon. and there was rather
more aggressive professional action on the short
side. The Waldorf crowd was talking lower
testins tho strength Of the bull account around
the room.
from tho sentimental effect, 1t seems probable
that tho Hooking Valley reorganization viii be
taken In hand and carried through; There 10
reason to think that. sill the preliminary steps
nave been achieved, and as no important nnanf-
Ing fs Involved an announcement ought TO- he
forthcoming IN tho immediate futnFe
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NAVAL STORES.
WILMINGTON. NJ y, June S1.-sFlklls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-25

NEW ORLEANS, June 24;--Therc was little
doing In tha spot cotton market to-day. OFFER
tnss are light and prices very hrrn. Quotations
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-25
CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

~ TO- r. r. ana 81 rouis zen 4's........ ~
- chicayo TERMINAL ~ .....,,.......... say
4: Colorado and Southern 4's...-........... g
y Denver and Rio Grauda As ...-......... ssS
Il. Erie prior lien as .........-............ bost
S %s;ts "a q Denver oity
iJnct,rc VaIiev ........,.,...... lot
!. ilmisviIe and Nashville unned 4.s....... 1oo1s
II Manhattan con gold I's.................1 1919
~ tSfsIican necrsIst a, ~. Coon, n dS 0nup
Mc1ican central as .................... 1sh
" Mexican Central list Inc. ............... =
T. Ninn. and st. Louis 4s........-........1oo o
~ Missouri. Kan. aud Texas 4,a........... ~
~ Missouri Kan. and Texas 2ds.......... SO
~ Sew jersey Central rem. 6s............. 1s1 y
,N Northern Pacific 4's.....................1 9S
u Nor folk and Western con. 4's............. esH
Reading General IS ........:;........., s1A
u A.. louis and San Francisco 4's.......... esq
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-25

Spot cotton closed quiet, So points adyance;
middling uplands. 1875; middling gulf. 1850;
uaIeb. 800 bales, sdsl7. ~ q.