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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-02-25
COMING DRAMATIC EVENTS.

The fourth act Of Barbara Frfetchie''
that IS to be presented at the New
Crawford Friday evening by Mary
Elizabeth Forbes and a capable com
pany. shows Barbara and Nanny
Lou watching in the sick room over
Barbara's' wounded northern lover It
IS IN the early dawn. with the faint
morning light coming through the win
/ doWs. The two watchers suddenly bend
over the wounded man. Barbara" be-
comes terror stricken as Nanny
Lou goes to the bed and as the old
negress ightens up Barbara reads
the truth in her face Honey. he's
sleeping his last sleep. says Nanny
and. crying pitifully. Barbara throws
herfelf on the bed At this point the
southern army is heard approaching in
the distance to the strains Of Dixie
and the lights go out for change Of
scene The play viii be given in this
city with the same cast and all of the
same elaborate scenery that added so
greatly to the plays success during its
memora bic run in San Francisco last
summer. as given by the Neil company
Seats are now selling
a Wise Woman" Wilfred CIarke's
farce, viii have an engagement Of one
night at the New Crawford Sunday. II
has made a big hit and IS taking an as
sured place as one of the comedy sue
eesses. The play is novel, cieverly con-
structed and splendidly acted. and that
it is pleasing is shown by the big houses
that have greeted II everywhere
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-02-25

Jefferson City. No. Feb. 25-Governor
Dockery today respited until April II
the following murderers. sentenced to be
hanged on March Il: James Cfartren
St. Louis. Charles May. St Louis, ana
Bud Taylor. Kansas City.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-02-25
s. Dav,d,s Dav Celebration

The Welsh people OF Topeka viii
celebrate St. David's day Wednesday
evening. March 4. in the Odd Fellows
temple. SO Quincy street The enter
tainment Is delayed owing TO the fall
ure to secure the hall for Monday eve
ming
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-02-25

Rock Creek. Kas.. Feb. 25.-Wm. ].
Grist has sold the 2-year-oId FLY Dan
usia. own sister to Charles D. to J. Is.
Lawson. Of Eigin. kas. Price. S400. Mr..
Lawson viii ship her to Little Rock
Ark where he is wintering a stable OF
horses
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-02-25

them or they were retired on pension.
To be sure a howl would rise to heaven
and the whole bunch would want TO be
pensf0ned the second week, thus making
room for others In this way every man
who had constituents could give them
all a short job with life pay-untiI the
state went busted.
The Chas. Fletcher signature and the
st. Jakey and Lydia Z. pictures shall
not be eliminated from the ad columns
Of the Kansas press. The move made
by Senator Gabriel TO prohibit the sale
and advertisement Of patent medicines
in the state met with so little encOur-
agement IN the senate, that he has de-
cided to kill it himself and save the
other senators and members the trouble.
The senator killed it just TO oblige the
members. They could kill it in about
ten seconds and never miss the time. OF
course no one who knows Senator Ca
brieI would accuse him of sprIngfng that
bill with malice aforethought- It was
purely accidental, and should be over
looked.
Cyrus Leland, jr.. otherwise Uncle Cy,
says he IS saving the state on an aver
age of 500 per day by moving to amend
everything from official state paper to
statute book" Maybe he is right. but
he should remember that the official
state paper may need the money. Most
anybody could use 100 sirnoleons Der
diem with no great Inconvenience
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-02-25

St. Joseph. Mich. Feb 25.-The Cooper
Wells hosiery factory was completely
destroyed by FIRE early today The loss
VIII be very heavy.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-02-25

Order -our Easter suit in time Our
new spring goods are IN Jno. F. Nc
Manus & Co. tai1ors. 694 Kansas avenue.
first door north Of New Oxford hotel
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-02-25
FOR 4 BRAND NEW JOB

can't this magnificent state OF Kansas
have one long and continuous session.
SO that these hard working employees
could have Job until death removed
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-02-25

City Ticket Once. Union Pacific
Railroad. 525 Kansas avenue.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-02-25

Next Tuesday lot of legislative job
holders viii be cast out into the cold
world. It is a bowling shame. Why
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-07
THE MANN LAW
IS PROHIBlTIVE
Steamers Bring5Jugs, but the
Sale Of Liquor on Northern
Neck Has Stopped.
fsnecial to The Timca.-Dlspatch

ESPECIAL to The Times-Dispatc h.)
HEATHSVILLE, VA, June 6.-The
wheat crop through the Northern Neck
Is about to terminate in failure,
The stalk and blades have turned yellow
and the wheat Aids are almost as yellow
as gold. This unfortunate condition is said
to be due to the excessive rains during
thu early months Of spring,
Tho operation of the Mann LIQUOR law
throughout the Northern Neck should
give the utmost satisfaction to the ad-
vocates of the antl-whiskey traffic. All OF
the saloons In the FIVE counties or the
Northern Neck have been closed with tha
exception OF those at Colonial Beach. or
course. numbers OF private jugs arrive
on every steamer from Baltimore ana
washington. but there Is but a. small per
cent OF the whiskey consumed now that
was before the Mann lawSwent into eff
feet.
The steamboats. in spit of tho fact
that thcse counties had voted local option,
used to sell liquor as they would move
from one wharf to another. but now
they have refrained from this. Almost abb
solute prohibition prevails In the North
ern Neck
The American Machine and Excelsior
Company, Of Baltimore. and Hon. John
NJ. I.yel, of Farnam. will erect at once
at simonson, Richmond county, an ex-
celsior mill. 60X40 feet. The main build
ing Will be built OF iron siding and roof
Ing, and will be equipped with the latest
and most highly-improved machinery. a
wharf will also he erected on which will
be built large storage house. This new
enterprise will giva employment to a
large number of people. and will prove a
great benefit to the community In which
1t Is located.
MIR, Lyell will have the management
of the business. which he expects 10 have
In full operation by the first Of August,
The buildings will be Lighted by cleo,
trcity,
George A. Carter, Of Emerton. Rich.
mond county, was brought before Justice
Eichelberger here recently charged with
having sold whskey In this local option
district, The accused plead guilty and
was fined $40 and costs,
Carroll Harding, of lrvington, was rs'
Gently fined $50 on each Of eight counts
for selling ''ambrosia' that made sew
cral parties drunk
Mir. Charles Kent and Miss Susan Rock
were recently married at the Baptist
parsonage here by Raw, e. w. Rsale
Both are popular at ,I.ottsburg their fu'
NtlTe home,
souires' and Bellows fishing steamers
captured about two million alewives last
week Menhaden are showing up more
abundantly every week,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-07
PRODUCE MARKETS.

arm. rye TlearaTiim; fair 10 good. sassa
%ests@p se ssar BE No.
Whaat-spot dull; No. 2 red Sic: There was
:. sharp decline in wheat this morning On active
e closed ss s s'0Se' a. ''' '0Ns 'us
corn-spot easy; No. ., ts,se. Options sui;
unfolding. Alter late rany q, eevssriaE
bGEe september. 0t.aco az, 49,. =,
lowed the other markets and were weaker,
Becf-Easier; family. slO5o@l2 Cut Meats
Quiet, lsrd-Easy; Western steamed s SOL
isSS; sae esss clear siseioso
Rosin--Steady; strained. common to good sa,o58
2lo, Turpsntine---EiEm At 4o1. q SOC;
dairy. l7G?lKc. Cheese--ir Irregular; state, fnll
EggIeaay nearby t extras raea isG ire.
steady and unchanged, ruled yery, nnlet al day.
closing quiet, net unchanged to points lower,
sales 1900 900 S mi a SRs esr4ap. s ~
trifasa Ss s, e. $780, seaa sasse @
sapsd eus loaf s5
domestic, fair 10 extra. 4,s@7c MolassesI-
Potatoes Steady; new Southern, saesnssIa;
Sldi,5o. Peanuts--steady fancy handPickel,
ohs Sort aGRes'S fa4 eS,op cay
steamer to liverpool. loc.
CHICAGO, ILL, June d,-Wheat opelcd weak
and although the market steadied tomeWnat
t for july iI of Of Me. Corn closed Arm a shade
lower. than yesterday. Oats close strong at a
gain OF iyGhc. Provisions 7MGlae, loer,
The leading futures ranged as follows:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-07
Wall Street aossln.

Especial to Tho Times Dispstch.)
NEW YORK. June 6.--Sugar rallied rather
rel. a. y was taken that the recent decline
lceoInt. possibly for Boston, and bore no reia.
ton to trade conditions which are considered
fairly good for the time OF tho year.
Canadian Pacific showed rather nrmer tone
on what locked like moderate resumption OF
street. and foreign houses admit that they have
shipped good deal to Europe IN the recent
past.
With regard to the published statement that
h syndicate had been formed to take over 40 600
shares OF Dominion Coal stock from Ames & Co.,
OF the nrm and customers together did mol az.
Iregate 10000 shares.
Although the trading was not In very large
volume the nIsrke: acted well In the fret hour,
ind some early recesslons were rather well re-
covered. 1t was thought that sren II the bank
,ste%efn. were bad one i had been pretty
70 be preparing themselves for covering move.
nent which ever way the showing went.
Groesbeck. presumably long stock, was over, tho
price rallied well. The general impression is
that the weak Western holdings have been liqui.
dated almost entirely.
Amalgamated Copper acted rather well. asd 1t
WAS said that the Standard OIL people have
bought 1t on the recent slump. The recovery In
copper stocks In London was an ecouraGing feat
ure. 800 n
Brooklyn Rapid Transit was the strongest OF
the fractions stocks. and has been bought In
some quantity in the recent past by people tn-
prospects Tor summer earnings Ne esceptionaiiy
good. and the traffic to Coney Island In psrti
cular is likely to beat all records in view OF the
Park. ', AsE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-07
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, June e--Tbe cotton market
opened steady at an advance OF point to do
cline of points on local influences. but rallied
TO a net gain OF 295 points, largely on covering
By recent sellers who were impressed by the
appearance of buying orders from New Orleans.
Tho fact that there were no cables led to con-
servhtiam, while the weather news was genernl-
~ regarded as unsa tfsfactory. This led to some
Increase In the demand for the new crop posi-
tions In connection with indications OF sub
siding movement. Public interest WAS slack.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-07
BANKS in BAD
CONDITION.
The Statement This Week
was Not Encouraging.
THE LOAN CONTRACTION
l--------- ~
Considerably Reduced Reserve Require
n,cn,s--Large Loss 10 Cash Attrib-
utcd TO Withdrawals by Trus.
Com, panies.
THE LOAN CONTRACTION
nv Associaicd Press.,

NEW YORK. June Ito days market
WAS free from liquidation Of the cha a..aai,
ter of that in evidence during the week a.
pionai. AS stock market loans made o.,
FRIDAY carry, over until Ma ,,ta nr l.le
money condition caused no acssau p md
iicipatory, and In the nature Of surmlse
over future effects on tho part OF pro
The bank statement evidently Impress
ed this class as threatening FUTURE dsere eare
3, met more oa bsn assas Of %as
in f cash res HS Of ss,4sa,7oo As tie
Week ne. W Il estmated thai il did not fgare
for Its full effectSnpon the weekiy,,a g rit-
IS believed 10 be Rorae than better than
the showing Of averages. The loan con-
traction Of So. SO reduced tn. reserve rye
reduction In surplus was only. s!,s6o.g0O.
but this more than cuts in half the pre-
yions surplus. bringing II below the 81
a further loan contraction seems to be
Indicated for next week. ,,
The large loss In cash La attributed TO
Withdrawals by trust companies to conf
ply with tho clearing house requirement.
FOR five per cent Of cash reserves. which
wsn n1 1efe snns LIST nre ssre WIEN
the selling after the bank statement car
rled tho average level below last night.
Atchison and Union Pacific were notably
pressed for sale and the delayed plant
Ing. Of tho corn crop was the motive
assigned for the movement. New York
Central also ran off sharply at the last.
AmalRamated Copper fluciuated feverish-
" within fractional range ana closed
Ia cent lower.
Bonds have suffered in sympathy with
United states steel 2's. and the govern.
nent old As advanced IA per cent. and
the IS IL per cent. as compared with
the closing call of last week.
Total sales OF stocks to-day we're aos. 400
Ehares.
MONEY AND ExCHANGE-cLosE:
limo money, FIRM; sixty days and ninety
days; 1-245 per cent; SIX months. sD
Il: money CT call. nominai; prime
change. steady, with actual business in
bankers bills. at s4,s7a5694. ss for de-
eiils: posted oas sd. rates. st.s5 1,2a!,S and
- rs: bar silver, Sc: Mexican dollars,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-07

c,,r SO -.
f,i,s+ National .........Ioo 200 -.
Metropolitan Bank OF va.....;s5 s9a y
Planters National ..:.-.......ioo 13o -.
State Bank OF Virginia. 100 1!S
Southern Trust Co.. ...leg I'm -.
Union Bank Of Rich ...........:52 ibs *:
Virginia Trust Company ....-.loo -. 10
INSURANCE COMPANIES:
virginia Fire and Marine. .....es 81 =.
MISCELLANEOUS:
Amer. lob Co. ptd.. 8 ?: ....leo 100
American Locomotive pfd. 100 90 ~
Va. Car. Chem. pfd.. s p. c....10O 11s ll9l5
VA Carolina Chemical com. 100 b6 %
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-07

NEW YORK, June 6 Values in dry goods are
maintained aud the market generally Is nrmer
than ever The week ends With buyers NOW Will
inr TO accent the higher level established on the
pos iority Of fablirs though buying Is petmested
to a large extent by conservatism, Snbpers rrj
Fort an Indifferent demand from the local
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-07
BALTIMORE STOCK MARIE.

Line common, 23Q24.s; do. preferred. 800 80 a..
SEES board IS. 7aGs0. Atlantic Coast Line COM
mon and feprerred. no sales.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-07

nominal, stedy. Good to prime steers. $4,000
500 cows and heifers, $1.eo6l5; calves. 81. 500
q. rs. Hogs Mixed and butchers. s5.eoG5 90.
sheep--Stesdy. Good to choice wethers. Sa.5O6
$50: native lambs, $45o17.
NEW YORK, June e.--CALvEs-strady.
ycnis. s5aef5. Sheep and Lambs Sheep weak
TO 5i5c. lower; lambs and yearngs SOC. lower
Sheep. s325G4.7o per 100 pounds lambs, 500
CINCINNATI. o.. June Oh oGs-Actire at
s4256b 90. Cattle-Steady Mt $3.50 94.75.
Lambs-Dull nd lower at S425G5lo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-07

Sales OF tobacco on the Lynchburg market for
the two weeks ending May 80, 1908 furnished
Sold week ending May 23d 10000 pounds;
sold week ending May so,h, as5,2oo hounds s:;
Increase for week ending May 10th, lS2, 100
1908, 2o,1 5a, 900 pounds; sold from October i,
1901, to May 30. 1902, 1908. 900 pounds. In
crease for 1908, .12l 800 pounds.
Receipts heavier the past week than for the
past i've weeks, We, have had n good. warm.
days which put the tobacco In condition for
market and which was the sagse Of the IN;
heretofore We expect large proportion of tho
tobacco now In the hands of the planters to be
sold within the next two or three weeks. From
pears thut about one'half Of the crop has been
PLANTED.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-07
Ssenograpsers Should List

their names We are daily having calls for operators
+or al m axes Of machines charge to either
fail or write SOUTHERN STAMP q sTATIONERY
COMPANY EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
Phone 1895 Entire BLDG Twelve.s1 Man. Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-07

NEW ORLEANS. June s.--CoTTON-There
was slight Improvement IN the movement OF
spot cotton to-day; quotations unchanged
Futures opened quiet. July and August were
| each points higher bid while the winter
! months were at about last nights closing 1g-
| nres. With light trading the .markct continued
Grm to tha close. showing net gains OF 497
points.
IL 3s@lo.s9; August, ll.o6Gli.as: September.
1925; October a.4e; November. 9o640o7; De.
| ccmber, 928Goc7; January. 0.c7@e.c3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-07
Ne leading futures ranged as follows 49,,

J. %'a 74 sasssy; S N, p fsa zSsS @4sSs 2
BAR mss$e; No. white. Sp@ss1se,; No q
White ili3 Sase,se; Nc. 9 rye, 81 aSlise. Good
feeding barley, 43a4sc; fa!r to choice mating,
western. si,i4; prime Timothy seed, S. sogs 50;
Mess pork. per barrel. SLIGO, lard per 100
So i5aeSo: dry sailed shoulders tbesedl $50
siols; short clear Sides (boxssd) ta7s Whi s
key, basis OF bigh wipes " 10 Ci9ysr-Gnn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-07
nnY GnnnS MARliEr.

PBTERsBuRd VA, June 6,,rPEANuTs 2
Spanish new, market very Drn At ~ iac,i sellers
asking more. virGnlas- quiet at Be-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-07
Spot cotton closed 1uiet; nIddlIng upland
1850: middling gulf, Ito; sales. 2s5 bales.

11.5o; midd1lns gull, Ito; sales. 2ss bales.
Cotton, quiet; mlddiing. 11.oo: gross receipts.
Total to-day at all seaports-Net receipts.
4. 900 bales; export to Great Britain 8,271 bales;
to France. 400 bales; stock, 271 ,0el bales.
Consolidated at all seaports--Set receipts,
] 900 bales; export to Great Britain. 0,271
bales: to tho Continent, 100 bales.
Total since September LIST at all senports-
Net receipts Z. 8Ol. 262 bales; export to Great
Britain, 2l s33 bales; to France 767, os4 bsless
to the Continent, 2,753,41o bales; to Japan.
1855, 100 bales.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-07

u. IS. refunding rs. registered. .......... u
u S. reflndlnr 2s. coupon ............ u
U. 8. 3's. registered ......................l !.
u. S. 3's. coupon ..................... J.
". s. New As. registered. .................ii.;
". s. New As, coupon .................. !.
u. S. old As, registered. ...........,..H3.
u. s. old AZ, coupon ........... ......95
". 8. Us, registered. .................... y !,
y 8 IS, conpon 1:;................i il
Atchison. adjustment 4'e ..............is,
baltimore and Ohio 4.s.................l ],
Baltimore and Ohio avs. -. ..........3.'--'s
baltimore and Ohio Conv. 4s............'
Canada Southern Eds ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ;,
Central OF Georgia RS Appropriateness.
Central OF Georgia lat !nc..>......'... :,
Chesapeake and Ohio 4ia's.............- !.
chicago and Alton 3la's.... ............
Chicago, B. and Quincy new 4'a..........
Chicago, N. and St Paul gen. 4s:.......
Chicago and Northwestern con. $780,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-07

3oFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK
BALES:

BALES:
American Can corn............
200 American Can pfd ............
200 American Cotton OIL con......
800 American locomotive com......
American Locomotive pfd.....
zoo Anaconda. ....... ......s.......y
$40 American Car and Foundry.
800 American Sugar .....n.....A.
4tajJO A., r. and Sante Ice com........
1850 A.. r. and Sante lie pfd.......
1900 Amalgamated Copper ..........
64O0 Baltimore and Ohio.............
1000 brooklyn Rapid Transit........
1850 Canadian Pacific ................
$50 Chesapeake and Ohio ...........
100 Canada Southern ................
400 Colorado Southern conn.,. ......
Colorado Southern let pfd.....
400 Colorado Southern I'd pfd $500.
267nO Chicago, Nil. and st. Paul......
1900 Chi, Rock Island and Pac..
500 Colorado Fuel and Iron........
1900 Chicago Great Western........
$50 c.. c.. G. and st. Louis..........
1lO0 Consolidated Gas ..............
200 Delaware and Hudson. .........
200 Del. Lack. and Western........
500 Eric com OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
1870 Erie LIST pfd ......................
1900 Eric I'd pfd ..............,.......
roo General Electric ...............
900 Illinois Central ..............!...
900 Leather .......................
3iOo Louisville and Nashville........
400 Manhattan ..........-...........
11OO Metropolitan .....................
Mexican Central .................
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-07

AmalgamAted Copper acted rather well, ava 1t
was said that the Standard OIL people have
copper stocks in London was an ecouraging feat.
ure.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-07

After kome selling OF Atchison common by
Groesbeck, presumably long stock, was over. tho
price rallied well. The general impression Is
that the weak Western holdings have been iiqui.
dated almost entirely.
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creamery. 15a2cc.: dairies, lb91se. Eggs
Firm at j5hc. Cheese-Duli at 1iSllhc!

BALTIMORE. MD. June e-FLouR--ouiet
and unchanged. Wbeat-Dull; rpot sou @
Sole. the month. s0Ac.; southern by sample,
7easoHc corn.sstssdy; spot 6.G5tn iH, the
Oats--strong, No. white 42G42hc. Rye
Firm; No. 4, 5e@5sbc. Butter-Firm and ur !.
changed. Eggs--Higber; fresh. lie. Cheese
and sugar-Steady and unchanged.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-07

s.. rops Southwestern 1st's............. OAK
ST. Louis south estern 2ds............. sois
san Antona and Arkansas Pass 4a...... ~
Southern, Pacific IS ...................- IS
Texas and Pacific lists ................. 1l3at
Toledo. 81. L. and Western 4's.......... T!ls
tinion pa cjac IA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. JOB
Union Psci6a conr. as ................ 959s
Wabash Ist.s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1lj
wabash eds ......................... 1ohH
Ws., sba peD. a. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ito
Wheeling and Lake Erie l's............. Oi
wisconsin Central 4s .,.............. 81
Continental Tobac eco As ................. COZ
coinradn Fuel h's S5
Roct Island 4,s ,................ so
pennsvirania 3n.s ,............... DAY
II, q. Steel bs ..................... $685.
| AZ and a. collateral trust 4's......... NJ
| ccntrsi n 'r,eorria ID Inc......,... 30
| virginia. Carolina Chemical Co. com..... 59N
virginia Carolina Chemical Co. pfd..... 1ls
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L-scHBuRd TOBACCO MARKET.
Lynchburg Va, June 8. 1908.
Warehouses OF the city report light receipts
for tho past week. There has been no ma terial
change In prices. Owing to the dry weather and
the fact that farmers are busy preparing for
the new crop, 1t is expected that the market
will continue dull. a
The quotations are as follows,
DARK GRADES
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TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond, Va, June g. 1ana.
The quotations OF the Richmond tobacco mar.
ket are follows Z.
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MONEY TO LEND.

ON CITY AND COUNTRY REAL Els
- : R. B. cHAFFIN 3 CO.. Inc.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-09-25
GET READY
All Points to Be Represented
 at Juneau

The indications are now that every section of Southeastern Alaska will bs fully represented in the convention called Co meet at Juneau, October. 2b. Coppermouut Is first in the selection ot its delegate in the pcrsonoi Gust Grooi' and Hadley follows with W. W. Butler who was chosen at a mass meeting oyer which R. Lidine, assistant engineer Tor the Browu-Alaska Compluy smc.tcr, presided, and of which Frank Porter, the company, accountant. was secrc- tary. Both these gentlemen have promised their personal attendance and che Mining Journal has assurances that Kasaan, Hollis and che other towns and settlements in this section Co whom representation hl, besu apportioucd, will in due time select delegates ike wise pledged Co attend. Iris vel Ketchikau Jourual.