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Arizona republican., 1904-01-20

possibly at Kingman. from which polm transmission line will be run off to the mines for the operation of all macnlh- cry. By this installation great saw ing. amounting 10 more than interest wear and tear etc, on the plant can De effected and at the same time give the machinery motive power that can De relied upon at all times. At present the gasoline propulsion is not to De relied upon either at the mine or mill.
 the machines being shut down at least half the time on account of the engines "buckin."
 s. S. Bagg, general manager of the New Comstock Mining company. came in from the mines last Monday to at tend the meeting of the stockholders of the company. At this meeting a board
 of directors for the ensuing year was elected and other business transacted
 The old board was retained and 1t IS expected that the same officers will be
 elected by the directors. The company recently bonded the mines and mill comprising the Sheeptrail and Rather
 inc groups of mines and the twenty stamp mill at Pyramid to the Messrs.
 Swan, of Michigan. These gentlemen
 have interested New York capital in
 the enterprise and will make many iu-
 provements in the property during the next few months. It is proposed to add to the cyanide capacity of the mill and possibly put in a railroad or tram bs-
 tween mine and mill. The property is one of the richest in that section of the country and with the necessary capital back of it ought to become a great gold producer. Mir. Bagg has been run ming the mill on samples from the diff ferent properties and will soon start up for a long run on good ore.
 Over at the pempsy- -O'Dea mines one of the shafts has reached a depth of 95 feet and is in splendid ore. Re- gently body of ore was cut that gives greater value than any thing found in any of the workings. The owners will continue work on the property just as long as it is possible to windlass it out and then hoisting plant will be in- stalled.
 The Vivian mine. now being operated by Col. Tom Ewing and Judge Ross. of Los Angeles, is getting splendid ore in the bottom of the shaft. h0isting plant has been in operation on this property for some time past and the work of exploiting is being pushed ahead with all possible dispatch.
Arizona republican., 1904-01-20
FOR RENT.

Furnished, by the month or year, the c. C. Randolph residence in Capitol addition, one block from car line. This is one of the most desirable residences in the city is roomy and comfortably furnished. Grounds are highly inn proved, plenty of roses, shade and lawn; stable and buggy shed; wind mill and water tank. Water piped all over house. Acetylene gas plant for lighting. Everything ready for house. keeping. Enquire of H. I. Latham & Co.
Arizona republican., 1904-01-20

Some mems popularity is due to their ability to conceal their thoughts.-Chi- cago News.
Arizona republican., 1904-01-20

Never kiss a girl on the street; the best place is on the mouth.-N. Y. Press.
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VIRGINIA. CAROLINA CHEMICAL OOmPi


the amount Of the the
In
20 Street New Yor
bank draft as
such hrs
tockhoder the
provided he shall lose ell right to
all
subscribed for or paid
4
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tmeaf ceAcat or
|
tanned upon application
Street New NJ
-" 4tN 1S
|
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, June 4.-There was great ac-
tvity In the cotton market to-day. The 6peH-
Ing was weak al decline OF 7Q22 points on
heavy selling, following continued good weather
and lower cables, ana when the government .
conditions acreage report was published at the
ned of the first half hour the declines were In
creased IL q sensational manner with leading
room operators offering large blocks Of cotton
all along the line. New Orleans appeared TO
be an active seller here on the decline, Clos
Ing last night at 1852. July opened at n.t6
and broke to il.37 before the report was pub
lished. after which 1t sold at liza, net loss
OF about 80 points and decline from the CLOS
Ing price OF last week OF nearly 1tac. pound.
October sold as low as 3,95, net loss q %
points, and December at $50 against ~ az
shorts checked the decline toward the end Of
ket shopwed little Improvement. During the
later trading the market continued very ner-
vous and was more or less Irregular, jury
sold as high as ll.45 on covering aIer the re-,
port was issued, but eased off again later ana
closed at II. SO. or 10 points up from the bottom.
October and December had descended. however,
and continued very weak, selling as low as S'ss
and 976. respectively and closing within
point or two Of the lowest. The market was
finally steady at a net decline OF 264ib points.
Sales were estimated at $4,000 bales. represent.
Ing one Of the most active Saturdays IN the
history Of the trade.
Receipts at the ports to-day were l,S29 bales
against 2,0S7 last week and l,O02 last year. OFT
the week 1000 bales against s6e last week
and II, 029. last year, To-day,s ressslpts at NsW
and at Houston 29S against ~ bales last year
. .
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jssanay .: .lSS1 l lSiS rs III. So
SIo, cotton closed quiet: middltng uplands
His; middiing gulf 400. sales. l00 Bales

7s1 baes; sales. lao bales stock. q Iss bales.
Tsfss s1e eagor 81 arss s5s
bales; stock, 2ss,sis bales
Consolidated at all seaports--Set receipts.
1873 baies export to Great Britain. 1888 bales
70 the Continent. 2.sss baies; TO Mexico l.o0o
bales.
Ne. re receipts. T.ps5,s7s bales; e1poE. e Great
Britain ss2 bales e France ssee52 baie ss
bales; to Japan, 2s.67l bales,
NEW ORLEANS. LA, June l.7coTToN--
Spot cotton was y good demand apa % Tut ne M
R nosa wsfs 80 es's e a4 sas aad 90
iatioraa revised. All grades reduced Nc. except
middling fair. which sc. lower
a, "a . decline ui OF q ss,s points from the close
OF Thursday. Trading was active and me r,nE
undertone. although Liverpool came in about
al conservative traders expected New ORR
opened weak at wide declines and the hears
in anticipation Of kearsh report The bear
ishness Of the report was IN q mea sure DIS.
~ bs deas s
came In The w Tns was dcuy that
report was read. The figures were Immediately
written on large blackboard, which waa
hung high above the rinE. where every one me
started the selling and their offerings. coupled
with some unloading By frightened i9ngs. sent
prices down 25 points IN few minutes, ., mns
took advantage OF tha decline to realize profits
this steadied prices to some extent lHmedass :,
Is after reading the report July XII from ~ ~ =
iowede by d recovery 10 ll.ss. Other active
months showed similar fluctuations. Net losses y:
were: July Is points, August 10. Septemner =:
while ali other new crop positions lost ~
points .a ,,,,,, :, aem
76Tpi0.7T. September, lU.l24
ioIs; October. e7laS72; November, io;go9io7.;
December l0.eg9l0.6l; January s.sias'SS.
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pANwLLB TOBACCO MARKET.

DahViHe, Va, June :. i9O4.
Messrs. Dlbrell Brothers N their weekly re-
We have had quite small receipts this week,
Friday being the heaviest sales for the past
ten days The character Of the offerings has
Gates that the last Of the crop ia being mar,
kssd very ga ky ssss pS
have Been VERY few good medium wrappers
offered. Prices the past few, days have been
somewhat easier; a. least there seems 70 b
the whole our market this week has been
quite uninteresting
There has been ,nepsry iop so SsW
sales OF the former have been made but we
have not heard Of any sales q Dd o.
doubt liz crop Is now practically ali planted.
We do not think thai The planting In the ola
on the whole planting In the bright district
is estimated to be from % per cent, to IS per
cent, short OF last year
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NAvAII sroREs.

w1LM1NaToN, N. G.. juno l.--SP1ls1T,ss
rtiRnpENTfNlS-Not doing; receipts, -
casks Rosn--Fifm at 81. 80; reeeipts, LAY ~ ,is
Crude hit Turpentine- lrm At 81 $4,000 and sA2S'
re q M M M 9afre!s June 4.--guRPEN-
T22NtsntIirm at 53Mc; receipts 2,ss5 casks
saies 90 "a sks: exports, ass casks Rosii,---
Firm; recaipts, 8ss5 barrels; saies, oV' oaire's'
es g}5A E f,,fesToN. d. q, June 4--TJRpEN-
TINE-.Ftfn al t3tsc Rosin--Flrni.
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LYNcHpuRG ToBAcco afARKEyr,

Sales Of loose tobacco on the Lynchburg
market for the two weeks ending June 4. 1901
4 Sold week ending May 18th. 7l1,5oo pounds;
sold week ending June An. 2es. 700 pounds; de-
crease for week ending June me. 4th. 442,soo pounds
1881 800 pounds; sold from October l, 1904.
to June &. 1909, 2loll.f00 POUNDS; decrease for
1904. 2,02s,S00 pounds.
This receipts this week were the highest for
the past four months, caused by the dry
weather The past bs week o and large Portion
largely Of the lower grades with soiile dne
shipping and wrappers, also some fine filters.
ticulary on the fine shipping wrappers and
lllers There has been good rains In tho
eight counties that sell .her tobacco y lynch
Ing tobacco that viii last for several days.
All reports are that. from ona-half to two-
thirds OF the crop will DO planted within the
next few DAYS. faiI h
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u. 8. refund,nr q, registered. ......... 1914
II. s. refnnd,np ga coupon !. /. 1o5
8. s, a. registered 1c5A
Il. q A co,inon ,.......,..... 100 Z
u. q. Nav q, rcrstered 4. 4. 1924
u. g. Ne,y a. coupon. :. 13sh
u. q. a reyis,ered Observation-Disclosures. 1854
w 6 ND Il. connon ,............ 107
Atehi.on general !. .,........... 1ola
A,oh,ton adjustment 4, ......,.,......... Ok
Atlantic t,oas, Line a. ............... o51s
Baltimore and ohioa Is .................... ioiH
Baltimore and Ohio Observation-Disclosures. o5N
Central az Georgia ~ .,,..,....... 107
Central OF Georgia LIST 1nc................ 9 &
Chesapeake and Ohio Observation-Disclosures. loA's
Chicago and Alton observation-disclosures. y
Chicago, B. and Quincy new 4s.......',. eiH
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& NEW YORK. June MISUNDERSTANDING
steady. Ca1ves-Recelpts. none; no trading;
feeling steady. City dressed. steady at 6!s go.
head. Market steady to shade easier. Two and
one half cars, mainly sheep. unsold. Sheep
sold ct s4a5.6o few choice at $500; bucks.
s394.0D; yearlinga. 1901; lambs. s76bgs co.
Dressed mutton. steady at sa1o1sc. per pound |;
dressed yearlings. l1Glsc. per pound dressed
lambs. lgglsc per pound Hogs-Receipts. 26G0
head; feeling steady.
ID CINCINNATI. o., June 4.-HoG s-Actove at
So. 60G4.15 cattle-Steady at So. 25Q5.15. Sheep
Quiet at {2.I594.40. Lanbs-Easy at S42597. 80.
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81 o46b1. o4,t: southern by sample, Bic. Gslo3,
c i5riii spot, Sss. a5ic.; the month. 5sh1
Sac. southern white corn, 5lg57c. oats-Firm;
Mo- white, 4sh 4sc. Rye-very dull; uptown,
No a 3T7473c. Butter--steady and unchanged.
fancy Imitation, 1791sc.; do. creamery. lggsyc-;
do, iadIe. 14gl5c.; store,packed. laizc, EggssI
large, sMgsRc.; medium, sH asc.; small, $40
arc sugar-Firm and and unchanged
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r Cash quotations were 81 r2lloIs; 'FLouIK-
ETa s W sssng pp pssas s1ss
SsSgisS SaksFs sss5 SssassAo No mi spf rsa
n Mn oISi .os' No. corn, 49I.e. No, yellow,
s5Se No. oats, white 4sg5 aa,sss Rys7S 2:
Goaa FEEDING ssso barley sGSs sNssad fa soe
M. northwestern, slos,$; prime Timothy
seed, $500 Mess pork. per barrel, 81. 40Gn S9i
sides HooseS ST. 5oas7b short clear sides tbos-
edS. S. 50gs.75. Whiskey, basis Of hish wines,
sias Clover contrast gEade sioi1S B ayass.
E & tass STEADY at l4Saisl.c, chesss-Easy at
7a9c
nj nnchanged Wheat-pull; spot contract,
and the. S6sWi OsN spot, No. red Western
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corroNsEED OIL MARKE'

Nrtw york, June 4--Cottonseed oil war
aot With prices showing little changes Prime
,o,vi Ssitc.. OF sr1arner yellow nominal prime
, ,vh,, AZ q asc.. prime winter yellow. 36c.
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CONFEDERATE vETERANs' REUNION
NASHVILLE, TENN. JUNE Ia 10,
1900, LOW RATES VIA SOUTH.
5s ERIN RAILWAY.
1une 10th to 18TH Inclusive, the South
ern Railway will sell special low rate
excursion tickets from all points on its
lines to Nashville and return. account
az the above occasion, limit June 18th.
Rate from Richmond to Nashville and
return will be slS.75; comparative low
rates from all other points.
BY, deposit OF ticket with Joint agent,
Nashville. and payment Of fee OF fifty
cents return limit will be extended to
date az late as July 10th. This offers a
splendid opportunity to visit the Worlds
Fair. as we'll as the Reunion.
THE AIR LINE WILL SELL
round trip tickets to Atlanta Ga, for
s5.TS, limited to ten days from date Of
sale, on account Of the meeting OF the
Southern Wholesale Grocers Association.
Tickets sold June 4th, 9Th. 9Th, 1904. Two
fast daily trains in each direction with
pullman service. For further information
apply to City Ticket Office, $50 East
Main Street; phone 46.
4 w. M. TAYLOR, c. T. "A.
n. IS. LBARD, D. p. A.
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5 BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
BALTIMORE, ND, juno dashboard Air
Linz common, 7t5gs; do, preferred, ls,s alsS.
Atlantic Coast Line common. l0IGll0S
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PORT NEWPORT NEWS. JUNE 1, 1907
ARRIVED.
steamer Ida, philadelphia.
Steamer Lady Armstrong. Tampa
x Stan,nsr Deutschland New York.
fsattleshp, Missouri, Hampton Road,
Schooner Daisie Farlin, New Bedt pr.
schonner Emma II. Angel, Allyn's Point.
barge j. b. Walker, Boston.
Barge kingston Boston. ..,,,d
Barge Frank Pendleton. Portland
SAILED.
Steamer Ida Pensacola
Steamer Armstrong. Antwerp.
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7cLOSINd BOND QUOTATIONS

r,h,o,ro \, and 81. pauI gen. ls.,....... 100
e.hisapo and Northwestern con. S7s.........12s
r,hio,aa % r and Par 4s.,..,.,..... IS
S,hcasso u r. and Pae. col 5s............ 79h
G., Co. c. and St. Louis gen. 4s.......... "
coinrahn and samthern Observation-Disclosures. s2!s
SSo.as = ID M Ara nda Is ,,.,....,.. 90
Eris nrnr lien As ssM
Itria General IA ,,................... S5M
Tari Worth and Denver City 1sts.......... 1914
Enrk,nu VaIIay 4As,..,,................ 1918
fS~ts,,i1i. a nd Nash Ijnified 4s.......... 1011s
nSanhattnn cnn. roid NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 103A
Wavican Acentrai a. .,....................6 3h
Me~ican Contra 1st Observation-Disclosures. 12la
S;i,a, ana al ,oi,is n a. So 4
Missouri = Kansas and Texas 4s............ 9ssi
Missouri Kansas and Texas 2ds..,......... n
national r. r. OF Mexico con. 4s........ 7i!s
New Jersey Central gen. s5s................ 1904
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TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond Va, June 4. 1904.
Dark Fired Tobacco-Alarket continues firm
with fair receipts. old-Receipts and offerings
very light; market. Brights--4n fair receipts:
market Arm Sun Cured--Receipts not SO heavy
lns heretofore; market active.
N Note. Planters are cautioned not to ship
their tobacco to market In high order as with
warm weather It is apt to damage and then 1t
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from both prompt ia future devlioveries tns
current business ding being OF moosrase
character. s+
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
PEANUT MARKETS

PETERSBURG. VA June s.--PlGANu IS-v
Continue nrm al sllS per bushsi for spanl,ai
sellers sskas SlShsr Fss' o SsT fah ssS
some shipmsiNs are being, made from Peters.
p,irs Of stock that had been stored In this
city. ,.sa
Esncy. lNGbe.; strictly prln .4,s94ssc. prime.
etssslMc.. !: Common. sHGsAc,; Spanish. 3l2s per
bushs.
DRY GOODS MARKET.
NEW YORK, June 4.--rhe Dry goods market s
has shown no change os aeseiopiHsHs sfu Wv
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PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW yoRK. june 4.-FLouR-steady. but
inactive Minnesota patent. "'i 1sir
pslsssss caaizs s aogEss' Yellow hat
zoe Barlsy-1naetiye; feeding 81 4ec' rad norn,-
nal notlons opened stronger. but Immediately
reacted and for the balance q the 9,a ses cnsa
reflected heavy pso, ,n .ak prsyous night July
closed los Il sss.c.; september, s5ae- December,
as4 iii day and whs out feature Closing
mona aaii 1sassc net lower. July closed at
sptssassssg no sszs 9 3s1ss Assaay
Beet-steady; family sss9aio:t9; mess sa ssso
beef hams sssss =. Cut poa msa's pisklsi
p sbanlaers SIC. picked hams. a9oc per pound
f'ard-Barely steady: Wesiern steamed, $50;
aa fams ~ s ssost sea
s s,s i5 p %ass sisala5o Taiiowsseady: city
tss per PACKAGE 4c. country tpackages iree2,
saStsss so5. Tarpenine-ouet at 57a51lIc.
mid tsady cosoya sss The ma1kss
ri Nut eased of slightly and closed steady
net Unchanged to IS points lower Sales 1880
ol ssuaar-Kaw, firm; fair refining, a7-1sc.; CEN
trr as % test l5-isc; molasses sy.sgsa5s .
eaess6 st eut osf ana crushed
nnwdsred, ss.o5; graduated, s4.s5. Rce-Dull;
DOMESTIC fair TO extra as@SAc, Ia1an NOM ansn
heati. E soad to Choice. slSs7c.
,.9issr /. State dairy, common to extra, l3Q
i;tc, enthusiastically; State, full cream.
small. colored, choice, use. email White Wilt
syivanla and nearby. fancy selected, white.
sogsle Southern s !n,sEors ls nsMS .ssoo
s.;ate ana western. sacks, $2.Tbd3'24; Jersey
sweets, ssa5,oo. Psanuts-steady; fancy hand
picked, &C. /; other domestic, sA Geisc: Ca6bage-
Easy:' Southern, per barrel crate. slG2,25, Cot
ton.By steam to Liverpool. l2c.
CHICAGO. ILL, June 4-Innuenced BY
hsavy reaiizng the grain market was weak
hsra To-, ~ Notwithstanding severe RAIN
storms larioas sections u.s.. Of the e ssnn
down MGYc.: oats are off %c.. and provisions
59l2lac.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,

PORT OBJ RICHMOND, JUNE 4, 1901
a594fE4 ARRIVED.
steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk, merchun-
stsa nd ma ssengers, Old Dominion line,
Steamer Old Point Comfort, Graves James
r,iver landings aid Norfolk, merchandise and
passengers. virginia Navigation 20.
SAILED.
Steamer Berkeley, Shelly, Norfolk merchant
disc and passengers, Old Dominion line
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. CHICAGO, 1LL.,VJune A--CATTLE-Recelpts
300 head. Market nominal. Good to prime
steers. S55od6. %; poor TO medium. tt0gb6o
stockers and feeders. ss2sG4 Is; cows and hef-
Els 70: Gamers, 81 IS; bulls. S. $50
200 head Afoncay. IS 900 head. Market steady
to strong. Mixed and butchers, s4soG4s21a;
$4.G9G4.75; light. s455A75; bulk OF SAFES s4.65G
4i7tl sp.eep-Recelp,ts. 5000 head. Market
steady. Good to choice wethers. IS. 2o4s5 so; fair
lambs $5l16.50. N r
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az eoR s s bas ssie eai Sxs
5h q5hc.: fresh cows, SIS. 145.; quarantine cat
tie, 3i594ac.; bulls, 3d3hc.
HOGS-Receipts. 240 head; market Arm. Sell
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Reeelpts $50 head:
fal t fer paefs sass8 a a aaSs saa
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MONEY AND BxcHANGE-cLo sE--
Money on call nominal: no loans time
2H per cent; six months Sd3h; prime
mercantile paper, 3A44Hs per CEN; sterl
Ing. exchange, firm With a az business
and at s4.s555 for sixty-day bills; posted
rates s4.as14S6A. and 81; commercial
bills. $4.s4Xa$4,sbM; bar silver, 30; Mex
lean dollars, 44h
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IS VOID OF
ACTIVITY
.------------- IN
Difficult toEFind a Stock II the
Active List Which Shows
Change.
. MARKET SEEMS IMMoVA v
Stocks Are Entirely Unaffected
BY News--Cotton Makes
a Record.
MARKET SEEMS f: ENJOYABLE . !. !:
nv Associated Prcss,)

NEW YORK, June lit would be DIFF
ncun TO find stock In the active llst
which shows a change OF as much as
mint from the last price OF Friday, OK
i,at week. when dealings were suspend
I'd for the three days holiday which foi-
z ,oryed Gains and losses are mixed. Prices
havo not been very far from the level Of
a week ago at any time, but the early
selling Of the early part OF the week was
followed by equally light covering OF
shorts yesterday and to-day, thus practl-
cally obliternting the weeks changes
The market Is entirely unaneete ca n o,
news go ne 70 confirm the unofficial s.
Inmates OF the promise OF a RECORD caSI
OF that product AT the game TINE con- !,
tinued rains and cool weather u the f gLasq
e ee5t aceq Some speeulative activity was
fiereby caused In the cotton and gram
markets, but the stock market RENAMED
imrnovable. ~. ,,.,,,,,,
OF these crops for this season is q prop
lem whose solution Is tho paramount fac,
tor In deciding the course Or the presen,
stagnant stock market, Ihs ~, doa nn, p psn
p rro e,ii Of the cotton crop. or NOR.
assured prospects as to the outcome q
ali crops may be awaited In the deisT.
bank s, uns did not reflect iii Of ths
expected gain In cash and the loan con,
traction was not as large as ,expeeIeea
But Wall Street has been drawing una.
vorable differences rather than otherwise
from the accumulation OF idle bank re-
rerves. so that the motive for the days
stagnation can hardly be attributed e
this cause The closing vas virtually n,
sts. 900 total sales Of stocks were 81,
500 shares
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.

CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
(sales at Union Stock Yards ~.
Richmond. Va, June $ ls0A
4 Receipts for the week ending Monday;
Best steers. 6G5Ac.: medium to good. 4HV
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Northern Pacific As ....................,....,o 4s
Northern Pacific IS #....................... 721z
Norfolk and Western con- 4s............. 90
Oregon Short Line As and Partlc.......... 85h
Pennsylvania conY. 3,ss.................,... 95A
Reading General 4s ........,.........,...... 891a
81. Louis and Iron Mountain con. 6s,... 1141h
ST. Louis and San francisco f. is...... 81
4 St. Louis Southwestern 1sts..........".. 90 "
seaboard Air Line ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 70h
Southern Pacific As .................,........ 0sls
Southern Railway IS .................n. 1l51s
Texas and Pacific lists .,..... ........,.,... 1l5H
gp9 nen S q asa western ss... g
Union Pacific cow ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS % a
U. S. Steel Cd SIS 7sa.
wassss b lssS 81 'lS
Wheeling and Lake Erie 4s................ SOS
Wisconsn Central Is ......................,. 20 1
Colorado Fuel cony. Observation-Disclosures. G9h
NJ. and o.. col TT. ts........................ 9sh
Central Of Georgia I'd Inc.................... aiA
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-08
N Office,

DR.. Dunlop's C4scara 9 IN Quad.
81 Clarke's Life Balsam
Or. Dunlop's King OF Pam.
Bromo Nervolene.
DR., DunlQp's Liver PHI
RuSsian Rose Balm.
Dr Bacnman's Vermifuge Confecu,n
i,r. Dunlop's Quick Relief.
I ! N,ditiit Cos. Quinine PHI
Worm vermifuge
sar sale By John volner. Agent near
Gravel Point Nc
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-12-08

beautiful piece If work. Feral