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CHURCH NOTICES.

BAPTIST.
aqoss 11snue saa Beech s1sT sHgn
4, y. y ths pastor. Morning .aolset, %foanda
Vices at nisht On Account Of Richnond osllsEs
ne spnday seheol ssH A.
preaching a; ii a n. By the pastor. Dr.. cooP:
mr.; subject, "a Great Historic Movement,.'
Sss s Rs a mad. q sslsy n 10:
81 ,sSco q, ~, BAPTIST 5 enunn CORNER
No service At n,sh.,, owing .o the annual les
mon at Richmond College Bible school at $3.50
aIAcR.srRErr BAPTIST CHURCH. tcon.
oASbNs sse. sanSs, .eSae
ara s;lt p. NJ. Prayer meeting Wednesday Al
Pa ,.S d,e nARsT
oenpu,orS tSs second il TIL
seriea. June religion Every seat free; everT
BODY SfssRs y S s1x'PPE Citizen COR
a asr TTs ear a. a hsfs ssss ps
saSS 'Sss sSissss q q
tho BAPTIST sgSpAY;,scHooL,, 1ss1 S;;
$3.50 o'clock. Dew. Or, WESTON BRuNER. -
dSsvry dRst GSsra w
AL are invited. "a
AZ 4 nsDsy HS4n 5 s; RSs' '''''s's
BRoAD.sTREET# NJ. r. CHURCH-REv. W.
he pasdl Il II e. spd ss s. s'Gdsz
subject. "An Individual and ats Sabbath. go
eo5 TRiN 1aTs'o NJ = ouRcH CORNER 7wnE
evening s"s5eea 'An Gttempt at sribeiy.
S GBS ut VARY N, 3, oHuncH-nBv. W. va
by Rev. t. paAYDpE. AZ s;lS the PASTOR
'ees hs utuss
jim i#S5S J.
Il a. NJ aud f sRfs n; y ths pastor
n. I and 8 p. NJ. condne ted BY Dr.. r. r. BEAN
rl shc & 0u1iys Ky wefH%s
cEc s. ,hs !, AZ
WESTMINSTER PhEsnYTERrAN ,cnuRcH
5 b y ' sau siS School y ESQ
TsssSiH 81 E & I'll
Rev. JERE WITHERSPOON, D.. D.. pastor.-
Services ut II o'clock a. NJ and s:15 o'clock Pt
CHURCH OF THE covENANT--Rgy. N
CALVIN STEWART, D. D.. pastor: Divine ser
srI.i-s tomorrow at II A. NJ. and 8:1b =. III. SUM
school at $50 A. NJ. Devotional services
Wednesday at 8 P. NJ. All welcome
CHRISTIAN.
MARsHALLsTREET CHRISTIAN cHuRCa
(Aiarshall Street between Graham and HanI
s5Ss7 hl anS SIC sunday
school O.sO A. II. Christian Endeavor society
s:15 P. NJ Md.wesk prayer meeting Wednea
day s:15 r. NJ.
EPISCOPAL. 5
THE MONUMENTAL CHuRGH tBR0AE
b., Rector.-Hoy communion 8 a. NJ; morning
service IL A. NJ. afternoon O'clock
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE 80. y.
Services Sunday morning at 1l1b. Subject.
els the Universe, Including Man. Evolved by
Atomic Force7' Wednesday evening meehp9
at $780, No. 1901 Grove Avenue. All are IN.
yited.
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Sales Of tobacco on tho Lynchburg market tor
the two weeks ending June 8, 1908, furnished
by John L. oglesby, q lLynsh's warehouse. oa
sold week ending June 9th. s5l. 800 pounds; In.
crease for week ending June 9th, b6e, COO pounds.
Sold from October l, 1902 to june 9, 1908.
21.O11 100 pounds sold from October l., 1901,
to June g. 1909, 1871 900 pounds; increaae for
1908, !, $50, 400 pounds,
Receipts this week much heavier than last.
caused BY tho good season for the past two two
weeks for handling tobacco. The order and con,
dition was good for selling. Prices "a on al
grade ewere fully sustained at former quota.
lions gentle. warm rain began to tall last
night and ha. continued during the day. II II
ing OF the crop OF tobacco in this section. We
expect light receipts for this week,
Tha nlota lions are a. follows:
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MR.. UMLAUF'S rlARRIAdE
Popular Member of the Fire Alarm Sers
vice Takes Bride.

The marriage Of Mr.. Lewis Alfred Um3
laut and Miss Otealie Pauline Schmidt
took place In Philadelphia on Wednesday,
June 10th, at $40 p. NJ, at tho home Of
the brides uncle, Mr.. August Bishoffi
the Rev. J. r. Obi. Lutheran missionary
OF philadelphia and chaplain Of the Ger1
man Hospital. officiating. The bride waA
ltastefully attired In a travelling suit Of
gray. with hat and gloves to match. and
carried BRIDES roses. Miss Eminq
Schmidt and Miss Minnie Bishost acted
as bridesmaids. The wedding march was
rendered by Miss Elsie Griffith. The
ceremony was performed In. the hands
some parlors. which were decorated with
palms. ported plants and cut flowers.
After the ceremony the guests were tens
dered reception at the homo OF Mr..
Rishoff. and the happy couple left on
an extended tour. which will include New
York, Utica. Jersey City and other points.
The bride Is the popular daughter OF Mr..
Herman c. Schmidt. OF this city. and thu
groom Is connected with the city's fire
alarm service and 10 highly estssmed.
Mr., and Mrs. Umlauf will be at hons
to their friends at No. III South Halvt-
dere Street after July LIST.
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BANK cLEARlN0S
Table Giving Figures for Principal Cities
In the Country.
fRy Annotated Prasa.l

NEW YORK. June 12.-The following
table. compiled by Bradstreet, shows the
bank clearlngs at q number of the prln-
cipal cities for the week ended June 1lth.
with tho percentage Of Increase or de-
crease as compared with the correspond
cities are included in tho totals:
New York, 81 1862, 1o1, 1855: increase, 2a.o
Chicago. sl6s, b64,77h; Increase. .s.5.
Boston, $144,13723 3: Increase, l2.b.
Philadelphia, Slo6, T43. ool; Increase, 81
St. Louis. sil,ss1, s7s; decrease. 1872.
Pittsburg, $50 9l2.263: Increase. 8i.A
San Francisco. s25. 400, 600; Increase. n.2
Baltimore, 1851; 7ss: Increase. 49,.
Kansas cIty ne aeerssse 100
New Orleans. $lb,s5s, 365; increaae, sos.
Louisville. SIC. 612 SSS; increase, 1.c.
Richmond. N,sSS,i76; increase, 1874,
Washington, S4.666. 307; increase, H.s.
Savannah, s2,73l,224; decreaHe, la,
Memphis. S499t.S79; Increase. 442.
Fort Worth. s., 449, 4ss; Increase, 1a.L
Atlanta, t2e23,00; Increase, lie.
Nashville, s2.5s2, S5; increase. 49,.
Norfolk, Sl,ssa,1 .1s; In Increase. 10,
Sirminsham s' VIII. as; deorease, "a.
Little Rock, $3.50. 1856; increase. liza
Knoxville. sl,3oi. sos; increase. 926,
Macon, S72S. 900; In crease, 86.3.
Chattanooga, s765, S37; Increase 40.f,
houston. i1b. 2s.55s; Increase, IL
Galveston. s5557o00; $50.
Charleston. s. c.. s., o55 .so; -
Totals United States. s2.19L ,817l In
Outside New York. ,s2s, $3.50 osa; increase.
Total for Canada. se4,sB.11s; increase,
1871 I
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WEEKLY TRADE REVIEW
Demand is Steady and the Prices Are
Firmly Maintained,
(By Associated Press.(

lBy Ass9clateu FEsss'} ~ q
Cornpany's Weekly Review Of Trade to-
Except In those bronches of business
that are always quiet at this season, re-
Of commodities are firmly maintained,
Manufacturing returns are Irregular Idle.
ness In textile lines partially offsetting
Earnings of the railroads reporting for
the first week of June are only "a per
cent, larger than last pear and rs psr
cent greater than in 1901. a condition due
entirely 10 Western floods.
That furnace stocks OF .Pittsburg In
creased only a.90 last Msek~ dssnita tho
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. N; O., June l2.IsplRlTs
sTURPENTINE-steady at 40c.; receipts, l4s
rcls, Crude rurpentine-Firm at sl.7h93 and
S3 25; receipts. 1b4 barrels. Tnr-Firm at
1O5: receipts, 60 barrels. - =
sAVANNAH. GA, June l2.-TURPEN.
TINE--Firm at ACC. ;receipts; 600 casks; sales, Sales
receipts, 707 barrels; sales. 1895 barrels; e1'
ports. 3,5S7 barrels.
CHARLESTON, s.. o.. June l2:.-TGhPEN.
LTINE-Steady mt 451sc. Rosin--Steady; re-
CENTS, 100 barrels.
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DRY GOODS MARKET,

NEW YORK, June-io-The dry goods market
has been quiet with buyers cautious. Prices are
steadily advancing announcement Of the fact
buyer comes to purchase the goods be Is In.
formed that an advance has been made Tho
shutting down OF an increasing number OF mills
portnnce with additions to the number Of those
so situated, qtl8
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE IL. 1905.


Steamer Brandon, Rhodes. Norfolk, merchan'
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line..
steamer Pocahontas, Graves. Norfolk and
James River landings, merchandise and passen'
gers, Virginia Navigation Co.
Barge swansboro, Scott. Baltimore coal,
Crump & West.
SAILED.
Steamer Brandon, Rhodes. Norfolk, merchan'
disc and messengers, Old Dominion line.
schooner Maid Of the Midst, Boyer, James
River. light.
PORT OF WEST POINT, JUNE ~ 1908.
ARRIVED.
Danyille, Courtney. Baltimore. passengers and
general cargo.
panville, Courtney, Baltimore. passengers and
general cargo.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. JUNE ~, 1908.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Orion, Boston,
Steamer Georgia, New York.
Barge Ohio. Beverly.
Barge Ocean Belle, Providence.
Schooner Paul Palmer Boston.
Steamer Andes. Port Cabello.
SAILED. mi,
Barge Carrie, Providence
Barge Indiana, Providence.
XNEEkI " TRADE REVIEW
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.
Petersburg. Va, Juno ~, 1908.
rhA nuntAtiona for this markpt arc as fol.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
PEANUT AND PEA MARKET.

NORFOLK. VA, juno 1.-THE peanut market
is quiet to-day. The ony change in prices Is
TIC. bushel Tho prices ara rs follows:
Fancy. quiet at &c.; strictly prime 2Nc:;
prime. axe; low grades. &c.; machine picked.
202Hc; Spanish, TIC per bushel Blackeyo
peas, 1925 bag: black and speckle peas. 81;
clay and red peas. SOC. Peanut bags In bales
eS In, 4.1Oc.
PETERSBURG, VA, Juno 12.-pEANUTS-
Spanish, new, market very firm at II hc.; sellers
asking more. Virginia s-Quiet at Sc.
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nAIr,MoRp STOCK MARKEr.

BALTIMORE, ND, June l2.--seaboard Air
Line common, 2aS G22%; DO, preferred. $50
3Sls, Seaboard As, I9h @70&. Atlantic
Atiantic Coast Line. common, l@6@i.7; do. pre-.
ferred, nothing doing.
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"a pIpIN THE OCEAN"

At Virginia Beach.
sitlia Beach CHI, a,gs round trip. These tick-
view from the government light house lsS
sisht on the coast Go ON the "TRII-
BY" which gives you three t3) hours
longer at Virginia Beach than any other
route. Fast vestibnled train leaves Rich.
mond, Byrd,Street Station. every Sunday
$50 A, Nj. Quickest. best and "only all,
rail- route" No change Of cars betWeeH
Richmond Norfolk and virginia Beach.
ROUND S1.o0 TRIP
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NORFOLK AND OCEAN VIEW.
SPECIAL SUNDAY TRIPS

To Beach Park, West Point. va.-soa
Round Trip.
Two fast trains cyary Sunday Leave
Richmond $50 "A, NJ, p. NJ; returning
leave West Point and 1870 p. ~. q
cents ropnd trip, a delightful plaza "a
spend sunaaY, \ =
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Wall Street Cos sip.
tspeclal to Tho rime..pIsnstcb. I,

Especial to Tho Times. pispatch,)
NEW YORK. June 1&,-The opening Of the
stock market was generally strong on the turtle,
part OF the. short interest was still uncovered.
The professional element was following the gen.
door traders were concerned, but the larger
operators AFRO probably still doubtful OF the rally
holding.
AMALGAMATED COPPER STROSG:
A. g. + sh v,,n j., considerable early strength
London. It Is doubtful. however il there is
much more than short .interest to put the
ar dos as to the
OF maintaining the present prices Of the metal.
WABASH ISSUES:
There wa. some ON attempt to develop. . .peeiaI
OF an arrangement with Pennsylvania The story
did not receive any good confirmation.
FIRST HOUR SATISFACTORY:
The market showed very satisfactory tone
throughout the ,hrst hour, and in spite Of heavy
proat-taEing did not react substan TALLY. London
ct s0 an e
mixed and difficult to trace.
Ludenburg. Thalmann & Co. will ship s25O,ooo
TO Argentina to-day
THE SECOND HOUR:
In tho second honr the market held rather
the selling In some places looked better than the
huying. There was no doubt thnt good dea
Of stock bought to protect on Tuesday and We'd
uesday was coming out, The small traders were
hulIIsh on the theory that there was sufficient
short Interest to Offset the liquidation,
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE:
Louisville acted as we'll as anything. and It is
Western holdings, which were regarded as a
source OF weakness by the control. have mostly
gone into sa fer hands during the recent decline.
Il Is thought that ultimately this Will have an
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TRlLBT TRIPS
TO THE
'sEAsHORE EVERY SUNDAY.

800 round trip to Norfolk and Ocean
View. sl.2b to Cane Henry and Virginia
Beach, Special Fast, ysstibgylssSd Tratp
t oa,ckest ns Best and "oNLE ALL-RAiE
ROUTE No change OF cars between
Richmond. Norfolk and virginia Beach.
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coTToNsEEp OH MARKET.

NEW YORK, June 12.--Cottonseed oil was
orrcred less freely and showed o moderate ad-
vance Prime crude I. b.. mills, 83@S4c.;
prime summer yellow, a 14lhc; ~ summer l,,sr
winter yellow. asc; prime meal, S27da7oo
amin
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Tho following are tt. total net receipts Of

z The following are tEs total net receipts OF
cotton at all ports since September lat:
Galveston. ooS4, 014 bales; New Orleans, 225,-
s3i SIS bales: Charleston. soa5os bales: vii.
mnston, 324, 79l bales Norfolk, 604.0O5 bales;
baltimore, 45,10l bales; New York. 5000
bales; Boston. OF, 497 bales Newport News. Ia
O5a bales; Philadelphia, 5000 bales: Bruns-
wick. 1881 7bales; Fernandna, 3.134 bales;
Pensa cola. 1879 bales; Port Arthur, So, 663
bales; Port Townsend. So,bs4 bales; San ran.
cisco. 35,i47 bales: Portland, Ore, 1,541 bales;
Ell Paso, .5S7 bales; Eagle Pass. 12,470 bales;
Laredo. 1900 bales. Total, 7,8l3.333 bales
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond, Va, June l2, 1908.
nJrp,N ArJnNG
CATTLE MARKET.

NEw YORK, June la.-nEEyEs- Steers
Sl.65@4,25 Calves--yeals 60c. higher. City
dressed yesls, si6o@7 City dressed yeais
1rtner at 71aQll01ac. per pound; country dressed
6aoe. per pound, Sheep and Lambs Sheep
$6.6o07.7o. Hogs-Illgher; State hogs 5000
f CHICAGO, I'LL, June l2,--CATTLE-Texas
10@15c, higher. Good to prime steers, S5Gl5, SO ;
poor to medium, $iGlieoi stoekers and feeders
calves. sa6o@b1Si Tesas,feda steers sial,56
Mixed aud butchers, s5o0@0.25; rough heavy,
good 70 eloise hsaSya aosse s2
Good to choice wethers, $i.6oGb.60; fair TO
cnoice Mixed sa25@lGo; native lambs. s4,6u1
4.BS.
steaay. Choice, sS4oG5,5o;' prime, s5i5@b. IS;
Esod 'soS Ss'bA ssay ,d pIs heqyS
yorEers and PTS, $aSo@e40; roughs, S4@55b
Shee p-Stepdy, Best MetheEs Sa,7o@4 81
choice yesrlngs sSs5@oso, Veal calves, s79
7.25. 81
CINCINNATI. o., June 1a,--AoGa- Actl1a
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Cash quotations were as followsi Flour,
a assay No. s 'g Tseat No. sg sesa i KG
Noe yellow. 4sNc ON 2 oats, 8sc,; No. 9
white. 39Isc.i No. white. ss@8s9tc, No. Q
fair to choice mailing, boGG4c. No, /. luIseed,
sllo; No. northwestern, sl,12ls prime Tim.
othy seed, S3.75 Mess pork per barrel, SIT;
lard, per 100 pounds. $3.50; short ribs sides
EQouse). .so,2o; dry sailed shoulders S.; short
clear sides lboXsd)' 500 Whisksy, basis Of
$ii,5odDlI,75. Butter---Weak: creamery, lOdl
2lhc.; dairy. lbla@lshe Eggs-steady at
Steady at lola@llHe. Eeceipts-Wheat 60,
400 bushels; corn. 273.l00 bushels; oats, POS 500
bushels; hogs. 1000 head
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ROCK ISLAND LOOKS BETTER:
Rock Island acted better than IL has done Tor
a long time past. The forced liquidation Of the
past four months has probably not been very
least created a genuine market for the stock
which never existed before, and may prove
blessing in disguise. The disguise Is admitted to
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Cotton, quiet: midding. 1885, net receipts,
80 bales gross, 1850 bales; sales. 1900 bales;
stock losses bales.
Total to-day at ali ,caports-Set receipts 200
bales; export 70 Great Britain. 1873 bales, to
the Continent; 100 bales; stock. 27s.2s5 bales.
1901 bales; export to Great Britain sos
5,oll bales.
receipts. 7,ela.sas bales; erpct to o,e.t Britain,
Continent, s7Ss,eao bales; to japan, 1850
bales.
NEW ORLEANS. juno lo-CoTToN-The
spot market remains very quiet; quotations IN.
| changed.
shot upward with wonderful velocity. As soor
| as the market opened there was wild rush
to cover and shorts forced prices up on them
selves fully much as they were lifted In re-
sponse TO the advance In the Liverpool market.
Within short time after the opening gong
had sounded July WAS forty points up from the
closing Of yesterday. August was 81 points
higher. September AZ points and October %
points. The advance was caused by extremely
bullisb cables from Liverpool
In the local market there were slight 1uctua-
lions. prices easing from the highest point for
the day, but the list at the close showed sub.
stantial net gains on all positions. June and
July gained 81 points each. August 10; septem;
|, Der a3 and the other new crop months 1917
points each.
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THE CLOSE:

THE CLOSE:
The close was nrm, and 10 spite OF proat.tak.
Ing by room traders and the ne tnral disr!bntlcn
cline was practically at the best Of the day.
feature OF the days trading was the more az
gressive attitude Of the bulls OF stocks. who were
not afraid to bid up on the shorts.
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LyNcnpuRo TOBACCO MARKET.

Lynchbugr, Va, June tt 1908.
warehouses of the city report light receipts
for the past week. There has been no material
change In prices. Owing to the dry weather and
the fact that farmers are busy prepa ring for
the new crop Il Is expected that the market
will continue dull. tf
The quotations are as follows:
DARK GRADES.
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BALTIMORE, Md, June 12-FLoup-un.
changed Wheat-Dull; easy; spot and she
month. 1sis@!ssic. southern by sample. 100
b3itc.; southern white, Soat51se oats--Firm;
No, 2 white, 42@a2bc, Rys--Steady at t6Q
b8Ac. Butter. Cheese and STRAIGHTFORWARD.
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and lower at .s445ao25. Cattle STEADY At
S2.50id.00 SheeIe-Steady ut $22o6425
Jnmbs--Dul and lower at s4.25@7.
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AsALGAMATEp COPPER STRONG:
WABASH ISSUES:

WABASH ISSUES;
There was some attempt to develop a special
movement In the Wabash Issues on the report
OF an arrangement with Pennsylvania, The story
did not receive any good ton.
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ErgSE BRoKERs BUYERS:

The Reene brokers were credited w.is good
deal OF buying In Steel although II IS doubtful
II they renlly took much stock. This interest,
however, see ms to have been working In harmony
With what are assumed TO be the Morgan Idea on
the market position. ard IS sti1l taken to reject
that view OF the general situation.
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TOBACCO MARKE,
ket are follows;

Richmond. Va. June IL, 1908.
lie quotations OF the Richmond tobacco mar
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MONEY AND ExCHANGE-CLOsE
offered. / "a: time money. steady; sixty
days and ninety days. l-2; six months,
s l-4I5 IL: prime mercantile paper. 4 3-4d
IL; sterling exchange. easy. with ac-
for demand and at S.s4.70 for sixty days;
posted rates, H.S5 1-2 and 4.Ss 10; COM
merc!al bills. s4,S4 IL: bar silver, So 49,;
Mexican dollars, II 1-2.
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AFTERNOON TRADING:
Tho market held very well In the early after
noon, in spite Of considerable volume OF profit
taking: and also OF selling by people who were ere
mart Of the week. Tho traders. however. were
willing to follow the rally 30 long as 1t lasted.
and especially as there seemed 70 be very tau
amount of commission house buying orders
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important influence % the dividend policy Of the

CURRENCY MOVEMENT:
The prtacipnl movement OF currency this week
Indicate that the banks gained thereby ,loo
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FIRST HOUR SATISFACTORY:

GOLD SHIPMENT:
TO Argentina to-day.
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Spot cotton closed quiet, 10 points higher
mlddlIng uplands, 12.s5: nidding guilt, 1900
3sales, 1900 baleg.
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outside New York. ,sss, esa.osa; increase.
Total for Canada. se4,ss.11s; increase,
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond, va. June -, 1903
SALES

virginia $500 at 83ts.
Virginia centurIes-s2,5oo at OAK; 500 at
OK.
National Bank OF virginia-s2oo at 1851.
Virginia Carolina Chemical Co. PREFERRED
share at lI9; 10 shares at no.
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CINCINNATI. On June 1a.--AoGa-Aetirs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-08
RI0TING IN
CHINATOWN

VANCOUVER A. q. oct a
Chinatown ir In a frsnss u ssoi,s
msnt aud tfgubls is fsare1 oas b,s
fight preaching pafn rtat IN
which several asicHfsam Were dan
seruusiY Wounded. has fuaf cef1r 10
light
lterause they believed thas The pro
nffstaEs az ths taaa aes Wins gam
bfInx heuas ,e Dupont street haa
tuHgigated tDs faiH g the ru.ire last
weeh uu Ne. Sc cafrail street D.
members Of fhs chimes NJ apnic
fraternity. Monday. started aAt on
= sfes siuE expedition
Poe haN - hauf tHafe Haa ssAsd
tbs i4sassf fart that esH ever &C
Carrsd in Vancouver ghinfgwn.
Men armed wlth hatesasH tried 10
drive rtsrN gambler aut 81 issu Ges
= InEs haaHs Fuur Nsfs 80 badly
iuI1frd ln tho melee that thef had
o. b. carried home - their ffianfs.
aud ore man Be- reported - be near
the point ~ dsafh
80 news - the fiahf reached tire
care ~ the police aud the ceiesfiais
ere taktux every prves uttuu 60 hush
the matter 80 nut this morning u
sac aII the tats - thiu@tHvu. and
other riots may euns or before ths
trouble IL over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-08
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Ydu 90 nor wheuss
Tile - ulay das f1f the delegates 70
the Rtata Liquor Dealers Protective
association This afternoon they are
enjoying "trip % the NAYS yard aud
clam bake a. Pleasant Beach. aud
tonight thes are due al banquet ct
the Rainier Grand hatsl
puriaE the closing business session
Yesterday several important matters
were discussed the rh0st radical move
being tf.e passage - resolution 60
protect any mefuhfr u'to may get Into
trouble through the iuuur laws
Hereafter any member Wha 10 arfiat=
ID fof violating The sunday CLOSING Law
NiH not be lefi a. bear his trouble
atone. but sii a. positively over
Wheimad wtfh friends shn are anxious
10 puil him out again The nsaacias
tlou decided 20 stand 'aquafsiy behind
ans ous - fts mamhsfa hfferird unF
DR. ans niua Laws
- provide funds ~ anticipated is-
eai hafties the aarn were raised from
& Go . q year
Tho neat convention - tite Hsaocia-
tian viii be held a. Olympia in sep
tsmhsr. i'oi Last night the delegates
attended the performance q the
"nnirF Faru5 AZ the Seattle thsstef
A. yesterdays mesfinE u The assoc
citation james " Morrison ard a.
asfbsI - Seattle were reelected
president ard secretary b. Rcclama=
fian The vice presidents Srss J J.
Malone. - Tacoma 4 :. Lane What.
eeH - HofmHn Spokane. John
uaahfnid Waila Naiia John Garner.
Spokane. J - scott Olympia John
sIstrniaa un. Port Townsend treas