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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-24

4 short visit home this week tie expects to
leave for Ohio II, q few days. a..
MI md Mrs. Lee, Hunter, of Newport News
arc visiting Mrs Huol Walker, on twenty
second Street. s.i 4,..sf
port News whcro sha spent some tins WITH
Mrs w. G.. ffarrs ttsp%s ss.,. XXI. NJ.
Miss laura Holmes, of Williamsburg, ~
yis tlrs her sister. Mrs. James sclph, on lWeh-
Russell Russo Fidier OF Ohio, is visiting rela-.
Freddie areonstteet has returned from New
Kent county, where he visited friends for
Tommy and Louise Fanthell, formerly Of
Topeka, Knn.. nre Visiting Mrs. 3. IL. oary'
i Johnnio Perkins. Of Newport News. was the
guest Of relatives here for lew Gays this
week ..,.,,,. al. ~
homie. In Iunenbtirg county, this week;
Mr. Il. w. dnincs,s who has been III apout
anvant can weeks. ~ no,', cSic - ~ ~.
Mrs Jones ana Miss Bessie Jones VIII leave
soon for Caroline county TO visit , relatives.
Miss Mamie FENDER ant. Miss Ella Fenhe ,r.
Of New Jersey IRE spending some time with
( !" M. THOMAS Williams left "Wednesday for
Tho clifton Forge Hospital to undergo an
operation. .,t ,..,, - ~ hos,,t,iJ
for eV1r enks Is much better, and ex-
poets 10 return homo soon.
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ppnpucE MARKET.

SEu- YORK. June 23.-FLoUR-Duil: large
arrivals checking demand. Rye fiourISleaay.
Cornmeal-ouiet Rye-Nomihai' =
s Wheatspot flr,ni No red nominal, eisya.
Options dispayesd nolao by sraE cabes
bullish foreign crop news and scarcity o., 2.
Shorts principally July Prices say were ilna,y
let unchanged July closed at ss'tc, septeh'-
5 No a,zns ssh =. o IsIsneoa had aue
% pooT eond III small fssspts aaa
higher cables. but later reastd WITH , w U,nssd
ana sose sp eS a &C. ssea du
o1 hsetGs,saay GU Mssisnrm ra haTaRra,:
mon 10 good, 1905 Turpensns,,Eirn M.
tsp co Ms a aass
unchanged prices to an ADVANCE Or ~ poin ,a
demand sn from i a nts srse ds ana
reeeipts. Tho close waR steady with prices 9
p9os I0g e $50 e b Ra''
refined firm. All grades Of rehnd sugar , We're
a a,sas n fei han6sad p0un's '0u
s' neautitycr.F I;' creamery. common 70 extra:
1aisc state dairy som Incsn ana sSos eEs;
snail Shite shelss Sads s nsaqBy fsssy
s lef sia' white s5bsie; Southern, ik0l5c;
do Interiors. 1910, - ,,a,,,, ,offa. Ok !.
Jersey sweets. per basket, Pea dn,nss-
Steady: fancy handplcked, 6c.i other qo , Ss
,,c az af6ihc. CabbagesSteady; Long islan 10
nv, nv, itS N: Southrn barrel-crntc, $lVl.zo.
Cotton.-I3y steam TO LIVERPOOL l.c
CHICAGO, I'LL, June %. -,l,enrsh re ls rs
from the Northwest and southwest rSgara oni
. .ts iulising sales OF wheat to-day 70
cause n slight loss at the close, septsmner os.
snr Sntyn &c; corn and oats arc unchahgea'
provisions arc UP. :lswloc
,rhe leading futures ranged as followsi
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LECAL.LIGHTSMAKE
The RIVER SP ARKLE
City Bar Versus Harbor Bar.
VerdictEof All, a Good
Time.

Last night the members OF the Rlch-
mond Bar Association. accompanied by
their wives, daughters and others. spent
n most delightful evening on James River.
The excursion was from Richmond 70
Dutch Gap and return, by tho steamer
"Old Point Comfort" and the AFFAIR Was
In charge of committee Of the Bar
Assoc.a ton. OF which Mr.. Hill Monta que
was the aficlent chairman. The legal
profession was out in force and every
where was heard legal terms and phra ge-
oiogy, and unconsciously they may drift
into this report: Soon after leaving the
urban confines Of Richmond the party
foated down the James viewing by moon
light and searchlight the lands. tenements
and, hereditaments appurtenantjlto the
noble stream. On board the good ship,
all was bright with music and laughter,
and the largefnumber Of femmes sole and
greatly to the animation of the scene.
H.tner and thither among the guests
darted the walters, appropriately dressed
In livery of season. to-wit, white duck
coats, TO one Of them tho writer parted
with shekel in fee simple. The Court OF
the Lord High Steward Forester during
the evening exhibited the following decla-
fried chicken, cold ham aud tongue sand
witches, ice cream, cake and coffee, flied
BY SAID Forester with his bill and prayer
for proper costs. During the evening the
counsel for the plaintiff opened With =
served each dancer Professor Thilow
furnished music and filed his cross bill
with that of said Forester. Later on
dancing was INDUCED in. and the dainty
feet OF the femms sole became chooses in
action. Now and then the young couples
larcened a few moments on deck, but no
papers were filed beyond the usual decla-
ration, though some OF the cases went up
on appeal to the courts of last resort.
The excursion was universally enjoyed
BY al present, and 1t Is rumored that a
m nnaadl, Will DO secured to compel the
this nature every SUMMER.
Among those who answered subpoenas
Of the Assoc. alton and were present were
s,J Judge 5. b WITT and Mrs. witt. Judge
crymp. Mrs. THOMAS Boiling. Mrs. an Charles aries
Boiling. Mrs. George Gibson, Mr. and Mrs.
names Mrn p Cannon Mraana Mrs II NJ Smith
morton, judge and Mrs. s, &. Richardson.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Carlton jackson, Mr.. and Mrs
a MSn,asae Misses winston Mrs George
and Mrs. Henry Stuart. Mr.. W. A. Moncure.
president Of tho Bar Association. MI. and
Mrs G. e; PinSkney. Mr. and Mrs James W,
Mrs Talley, Mr.. md Mrs Il, P. Cox, Mr..
and Mrs. jackson Guy. Mr., and Mrs r. W.
Watkins Miss Norris. Miss Ylngo, Miss
Hebbard, Miss Buford, Miss Howard, Miss
Darlington, Miss Barksdale. Miss Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. =. II, Talley. Mrs John 4, Lamb
Fuller, Miss Pcrk!nson. Attorney General An
4 MantaEue, Alfred Williams, i; 's e. Wi.
nuford. Crawford, Cary. Eggleston. Herman
%s%s DTs
Cutehins. Lea, sutton, Wlntson, John Guy,
Fuller, Colonel ", Q. Shelton, Pitcher u, NJ.
Z Rowolle, s. E wa Wadal, T. r Winston, G,
and many others, ri lit
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PARAMOUNT NEWS.

Mrs l.sYs Mayo, OF the Avenue, has re-
turned from visit TO Buckroe Beach, Old
Point, Newport News and Hampton.
Mrs Josie Bowie and little daughter Rosa
Bell. OF Petersburg are visiting Mi and Mrs,
j, IT, Koon,. on the Avenue.
Miss Ellen Payey VIII leave IN q few days
for Hanover county, TO spend the snmn,ar
with relatives.
has been visiting Mrs. a. H.. White, has re-
Mr. and Mrs Jesse Hay will leave shortly
for ST, Louis to attend the Worlds Fair.
Work on the new Town Hall Is progressing
trsddy
iiienza Iilnker, Newport News. recently. has
David Pierce has returned home from 9
MFG NJ. A. Coates and Miss Mary Coates
of Hanover county. were the guests Of Mrs
y, II! Pavey a few days ago,
Mrs Mary Woolfn visited frnends IN Cor
louisville this week.
Johnnie Richardson. Of Backbone Va, n'kse
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DIR. FITZHUGH HERE.
Is Perhaps the Oldest Living
Graduate of the ". M. r.

Or. p. A. 1ritzhugh. of Northampton
county. is at llurpIhy's. Dr., ,Fitzhugh is
perhaps the oldest living graduate OF tho
Years OF age and having been In tho
class Of 1876.
DR.. Fltzhugh is exceptionally active for
va q tn I dse That hn he Is press s1y
He Is Il great friend Of Captain Frank
z. Brent. who. Was n resident OF the
Eastern Shore for many years. DIR. Fitz-
hugh and Captain Brent We're together
last nigh. and had n hearty laugh over
the fact that the latter some years ago
wrote the obituary nptice of the former
when II WAS thought he was on his dying
1,ad y
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WEEKEND EXCURSIONS ITO NEW
JERSEY sEAsHoRE RESORTS.

----- M - n = ~ :
Commencing June oath and until Sep
TENDER 10th. inclusive, the RI y. d r
r. r.. will sell on Friday and Saturday Of
each week special excursion tickets to
Atlantic City, Cape May, Ocean City and
Sea Isle City. N. j., at rate Of SO round
trip from Richmond. Tickets good going
only on date Of sale ana for return pas
sage leaving destination not later than
Tuesday following date of issue. Apply
ticket agents r., F. 6; p. r. r.
w. p. TAYLOR, Traffic Manager.
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GO TO ST. LOUIS
S. VIA C. & G. ROUTE.
SOLID VESTlBULED TRAINS,
!, WITH DINING CARS.

The q. g. o. train leaving Richmond
at q p, NJ, runs solid to ST. Louis.
coaches and pullman sleepcrs, arriving
ST. Louis 615 p. NJ. Only one night on
the road. Train leaving Richmond at
lo:45 n NJ, with through Pullman nc
Communications, arriving 81. LOUIS GSo a.
Returning from st. Louis, through
trains to Virginia points leave ST. LOUIS
ii A. Nj. and II p. NJ, arriving Richmond
$3.50 p. NJ. and 1880 A. NJ, respectively.
Shortest quickest and best route. Goach
excursions every Tuesday and Thursday
during months Of June and July
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED.


PORT OF 3ICHMto;M;p SorSdIk ~ a aeots
disc and passengrs, Old Dominion llne
Steamer Old Point Comfort. Graves, Norfolk
and James River landings, merchanuise ana
passsngers XrKn!a Savlsa1qn r9 do Grace
fish, John Adams
SAILED.
oss anna pa msshssy s ga
PORT OF WEST POINT. JUNE %. 1904.
ARRIVED.
Charlotte Murphy, Baltimore, PASSENGERS and
se Elm city, Haynes Mattaponi River landings.
passengers and general cargo
SAILED
Charlotte Murphy. Baltimore, passengers and
itln city, Haynes, Mattaponl River landings.
passergera and general cargo, ~
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, JUNE %. 1904
ARRIVED.
Steamer Powhatan, London.
Steamer Georgetown, i'ortland'
stamer WaecaInaw, pertlan Mav o,,.an.
stfssr fs srry ass RSsSS
Sebooner II. Il. Earnum, New York,
Schooner II. w Stone, New York,
Schooner Elda NJ. storer. New London.
Barge Sagua. BOSTON.
Barge cen 'us'essAi 1 isauo.4''''
Steamer South Australia, bordeaux,
Schooner /; A Davenport, 4. qlogeestsr
sshoonsT T msl|sase y n5 naaa savannah
Barge Annie II, Smith. Portland
Barge New York Providence
Barge West Virginia. New BEDFORD
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MARKET WAS
\. SLUGGISH.
Excessive Dizziness the Feature
Of Yesterdays Stock
Movement.
a DAY Of spE'clALT| les
United States Steel Preferred
A..,lH X
A DAY OF sPE'cIALTI les
United States Steel Preferred
Has Very Influential synpa-
tllctic Effect on Stocks.

NEW YORK, June 3,---iGxcesBivc dull
moss ana sluggisllness were the features
OF the stock market to-day. The under
tone was pretty lrin ana Isolated adj
yanccs in specialtics helped the market
sympathctcully but some OF the specials
ties Which performed that function yes
terdny were Inclined to react to-day and
80 had their influence In confusing the
movement Of the market. The marrow
fluctuations or prices, however. were
above last nights level for, the most Of
the day. II Is evident that convictions on
The Ultimate outlook arc ny no means
firmly held by spectators In stocks, on
The part of those at least who haze suiii-
Gent means 10 express their conVicuols
IN operat. ons III STOCKS. Sentiment III ue-
cidediy mixed, but those who see current
sunfayoraple news, sufficiently discounted
the present defines IN the market ana
who expect the developments TO pc TO-
wards Improvement, and those fear con-
tfnuance Of shfinkagc In trade ana m
uustry. owing to The Importance attach-
cd to the iron and steel trades as an IN,
dex Or general trade, United States steel
preferred has u very influential symph-
thetic effect ON the whole market. us
immobiiity to-day in contrast TO us re-
Cent advance communicated tehusncys
TO the whole market. AHlalBuTlutcu5S oI-e
rer'Y unresponsivenegs to news OF u favor
able judicial decision In Montana. was
also regarded as highly Significant Of the
uuicscencc OF a party Of capitalists whose
market movements are closely watched
for leadership By the rank and file OF
Hpeculators. Changes OH the day were M
significant.
Bonds were firm. Total sales. par
values, s213o050 United States bonds
were unchanged on call.
Total sales Of stocks to-day were 2l71oo
shares.
MONEY AND ExCHANGE--CLos E:
Money on call, extremely easy, 1-aI1 II
per cent; lowest. IL; ruling rate, ID;
last loan. l-2; closing, bid 1. offered a
iii Time oans easy and dull; go and 80
days. 2 and IL per cent; six months.
3 3lf3 Ia
Prime mercantile paper, 31-2G4 IA per
cent. sterling exchange, heavy with &C
tual business in bankers s-lls, Mt st.s7.26tp
As7so for demand and a, AS.s5as4; So
for sixty days bills. Posted rates. As6D
Ass; commercial bills. sis5 1-Sls4s5 ii.
Bar silver. SIS rs; Mexican dollars, 49,.
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RICHMOND GRAFT MARKET.
Richmond, Va. juno 20, 1904.
-al. M QUOTATIONS.
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET. e
(Sales at Union Stock Yards

Richmond. Va, June %. 1904.
Recepts for the week ending Monday:
Gait E;-lReceipts, 900 head. Market active y.
on good CABLE dull and lowe ,n on sonimo non;
steers. 6AES,sc. medium to good, 4sgSc conf
mon to fair. ga g4c-; good heifers, aisg5e.;
common to fair, sAa!c.: fat epws, 5isG4c.;
calves, 5ase. fresh cows .ss5. as45. quarantine
eat! ods oRss Bfn Ii hassa market ARM
GS saE hSgs A sNaf 1PaShf s. sss head
market lower. Fat sheep, 3aa4c.; common 1n
% fair. 24G3c.; bucks. 21zGsc.; lambs, so
6tc
ceitts, 5000 head Market slow to steady.
Good to prime steers, s45oas.50: poor to me.
dunn. l.511S60; stockers and feeders. ss.50sp
SIC! hs s:f' b s s!S sGS; ;;sasos
Texas-fed steers f4.ted5 40 Hosss1,,Reeepts,
5000 head. Market sc. lower. Mixed and
butchers. ;476a5.2S; good 70 choice no heavy ,sy
s SILK r9 y sa R
10 eioice .s4.s5a6 IS; fair e choice mixed,
siGl75; spring lambs. $4.59g7W
NEW YORK. Juna 23:-EBEEvEs,-Receipts
none and no trading. Feeling weak. Calves
RECEIPTS. 81 head; about steady. Seais Stg 10 |;
choice here bus 1aasad xes ss cse per
Issmbs-Receipts, a.ss head. Sheep. slow,
aud weak; good lambs strong; common lambs.
s. ssas. Gee lambs. ss.s5a575 hoss-Receipts
/ sG3 head Market barely steady for live
hogs. Few State hogs sold nj $685..
M e sHns ss 4 sS 5S shasyp q
Easy at s22515.e5 Lafnhs-Stronger at S3.bo9
fl5. = i y T..
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!. Division Passenger Agent.
s3s East Main ST., Richmond. Va.

FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION RATES
VIA SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
on July Cd, Sd and 4th tho Southern
Railway will sell special round trip tick
cts between all points on. It's lines. and
to points on connecting llies, south or
the Potomac and east of tho Misslssippl
at rate of one and onc-third itrst-class
fares for round trip. limited to July Stll
For Information, apply to agents.
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MAvAlI srQRES

lwIIMINGTON, N. c., June 23-sPIRITs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. doing; receipts. 80
casks Rosln-Nothing doing; receipts O7 par-
reis. Tar-Flrm at 81. so; receipts, 10 barrels.
Crude Turpentine-Flrm at S22S14oo and s4':a;
receipts III barrels,
Firm at botc.; receipts. 1866 casks sales 2,Oo3
casks exports; exports, sIs casks rs r. Kosnr
Receipts, 2.l76 barrels; sales. la27 barrels; eS-
pu cHlARLEsToN.' IS, c.. juno 2s,-TURPEN-
Irirm a I h2mc Rosin-F,lrM. ~. 49,, "A. !.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARErrs.
PEANUT MARKETa

VA, Juno es-PEANU Ts-
continue arm at sli5 per b,ishel for spanish:
seiIers are ASKING hignur prices. very few being
offered. Virginias firm ct 4%c. FOR fancy stock.
some shipments are being mndc from Peter.
burg Of stock that had been stored In this
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corToNsEED OIL MARKET,

NEW YORK, juno e3.--cottonseed oil con-
tinues In fair demand, shows frmness, but 20.
aaotable change in prices. Primo crude, {. Q.
b. mills. 81 nominal; prime summer ,,r yei bI,s
&c. of summer yellow: no n1 primo "h''e'
S2d33c.; prime yellow, 324S3c.
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TRAVEL THIS SUMMER

Until vol, have communicated with the
relative to low-rate excursion
tickets via Washington or Baltimore
q All prominent summer excursion points
North and West via the superb through
trains of Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
t{Royal Blue Line), Including Deer Park,
Oakland, Atlantic City and particularly
st. Louis.
Amply to ticket agents-Byrd Street,
F,lba and Main Street stations, Southern
railway or Richmond Transfer Com
pany, or address
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DRY aoops MARKET.

NE WYoRK, June 2s-The dry goods mar
ket has not developed according 70 the !, tx,
meet ations OF sellers, and they are disappointed
In he reception with which the revised prices
have met at the hands Of buyers mne iatt ,hs
and are anticipating further reylslons
whIch, however, sellers claim are impossible "A
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FOURTH or JULY EXCURSIONS
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.

This line will sell round trip tickets
from all points on its limo to all points
south OF the Ohio and Potomac, and east
of tho Mississippi Rivers, including ST.
Louis, Mo-. Mt ratio Of one and onc-third
first-class fares minimum faro SO cents) !;
tickets to be sold July I'd, 81. and 4th,
With final return limit July 5, 1904.
FOR full information apply to agents;
or, 9, s. C1AAlP r; -,
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TWIN TRAINS SUNDAY.

Two special trains every Sunday via
Southern Railway to popular Beach
Ps.rk West Point, Ya.). leaving South
urn Railway, Fourteenth Street Stution.
$3.50 A. NJ. and 400 p. NJ; returning, leave
West Point 500 p. NJ. and 1000 z. NJ.
so cents round trip.
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~ leading futures ranged as followsi
~ i.ue'''s I,ner jiYh Low, Close

Cash quotations were as folloWs s r'-W oSaa.
s stsssy NO. No. sal yse No red ssgS9c No
corn $40; No yellow; ,S soHs No. No. owe W.
stcs. dood feeding barley 10000 fair 10 To-
choice mating. i25?c, ~ ilaxsacmai n, sG ~
seed. ss.sss. Mess. por barrel, sls sog1gSy5;
lard. per 100 pounds ss,sS9o s7S!s short I rbs
sides (loose), sl,37ls97.boi short clear sizes Sizes
boxed, s7,s6d7bO. Wllskey. basis OF h'gll,
wines. sizes Glover, CONTRACT grade sl No
iiMGiyc. Eggs-steady at AYli.sc Cheese
Steady at 7&qSc, s
STEADY sAi iGn aaehansed Wheat-sleady; SPOT,
contract ,l9IA SPOT "a a Eed Msstbesn,
b. sa,npe, S. asIoi Corn Dull spot. we
6shci the month, 5s@sshsj soNStheTn ,y Wh,se
aslsap47c Ryo-Dull, Hay--Steady and nn.
changed, Butte,,steady and unchanEssdi
fancy Imitation. l7aiSc. do. creamery, l9c.i
al. iadie, i4di5c.i store packed, 1idli2c. Hssa--
Steady and unchanged ut lsc, eheese-Fism
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u. s. rcfunding e. registered "......... lo4S
II. ref,,ndInr 90, coupon. ............... 1o5ss
n q A. registered ..........,.............. 1861
ii. s. New iii Registered ................ 1924
u. s. New As, coupon. .................... 1921
u. s. Old Ar. reglstored 10Gh
u. s. Old 4s coupon. /. .............,..,.... 1o7A
A,chlson general A 1923
Atebison adjustment As ..................... g3.a
Atlantic Coast Line Al ........,...,...... 1914
baltimore and Ohio Northumberland. 1D2,s
baltimore and OHIO Observation-Disclosures. W Z
Central Of Georgia Observation-Disclosures. 1loh
Central OF Georgia list Inc.............. AA
Chcsapcuke and Ohio 4Iss............... Jos II
Chicago and Alton s,ks. u. ............ 10
Chicago. y. and Quincy new 4s............ stA
Chicago, NJ. and ST. Paul gen. 4s....... 100 "a
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Northern Pnciho IS 3.......".,..............i ~
Norfolk and western con. 4s............... e9A
DRAGON short line a. and Partic. ..,.., o6,a
finnsv,yn ,,Ia cotiv D6h
r,oadInt, rianarnj ia Observation-Disclosures 0t
AZ rn,si. and 1r,n Mountain con- 6s.... 1l51s
81 Iruis and Gan francisco fg. 4s....r S2A
a. fn,,i. so,,thycstarr lsts..,....,.....ss 9i&
saaha1rd All line Al Bs5s
souI barn pncifn IA 93is
Southern railway IS ....................... 1iIH
Texas and Pacific lists ......:.............l ~,
Toledo, st. L. and Western 4s............ 1o!!a
finion l,acinn cony Is .....,......,.,..... 99la
n 8 steai "a So Observation-Disclosures. 1855
10, 10 ~, 81, 'I.,. - .,,..,......,&1 III
Syabash Deb. = Il eo,1
tvhoaiin,, .nd' lake Erie is,,.,............ Of
1yncnns,n e centrni'1s e0&
r,,dn r-,,ni conv' IA 60 An
~ nra n cn,in terni tr Observation-Disclosures. 94N
rsn,rai ~ r;eornia ID Observation-Disclosures. siN
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET,
BALTIMORE, MD. June 23.-seaboard Air
Line common, 7Iih;s do. preferred, laulo.
Atlantic Coast Line common, l0sUlQ9is.
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.4ss ARTHUR G.. LEWIS.
Southern Passenger Agent. Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, Norfolk, Va.
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ana unchanged; large, s,saSXc.: medium. 81 @
&C.: small, S7sa9hc. Sugar-Ffrm and uh-
changed. t4ailt
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{ - u sa @
NEW ORLEANS, la, June % COTTON.
tspot cotton quiet and weak. Sales l7O bales.
Including 2op 10 arrive and l,V9o :. O. D. quo quo
tatonG unchanged. -o.s,,
Futures opened steady with prices soa Il5
down in response to declines IN Lynrpooi a,ia
New York. Tho market WAS sold dow +chleny
81 these traders who have been the heaviest
sellers for some time past and who are CRED.
tied with having made enormous sums or
money from their operations. The outside pub
lie generally ,et the shorts alone -, ana mere re
The country to sell. Not only were bears az.
gressive, but disappointed bulls who 6ous nj
yesterday threw their stun oyerpNaI re- mn, nnb
news came from any quartz. but the decline
was based on the return OF bcnrtsh sentlment
In tho trading fluctuations were narrow. me ne
market closed quiet tho list showing, ,a mes
and iSa115 on the new. =, !, -. ,,,
Cotton futures STEADY, JHns sspe S,s a.S 6
"a 81. October 3 3sGa.5 SO; November, 9.S1I9.32;
pecnnber, eaiaa5a; January. e.ssde.se
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BOND QUOTATIONS.

4 (.hicnro. md Northwcstcrn con. 7s....,.. 12SH
r,htc,.,o n II and Pacific As,.......,...... 60
chicaso r. +, and pacinc col. 5s......... 7oA
c.. 5C c. and ST.. Louis gen. 4s......s.,.. G o,,
Chicago Terminal ~ ;.................'..
Soinruao md Southern ls..........,...,....S 35t
a,, :, III I, n ande 4s....,.,,.... 100 A.
ETA Gnrar en a. 1o0ls
Irio rcnarai IA ......,,... S6is
E 1:prt Wortb and Denver City ists..... l0stS
Itdcknr valley 4hs ................. 10ota
i nnsviiIc and Nash. Unifled 4s............ 10lE
Manhattan consol gold lg 20
Mexican Central As Gs1t
Kim and 81 Louis Observation-Disclosures. b6is
Misan,,ri Knnsag and Texas 4s........... SSla
Missouri Kansas and Texas 2d1...,.... Isk
Nav York Central zen. ahs.............. 1oo,s
Nsw iersey Central " gen. 6s......,..,.t.. 132X
Northern Pacl,cTis ........................ 1888
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Cotton, quiet; middling 1925: net recepta
400 bales: gross. .,lsy bales; gales, 200 bales;
stock, 63.0sl bales
Total to-day at all scnports--Net receipts
2.7i0 balcs; export to Great Britain .ss pa,es
Consolidated al al! seaports-Nct receipts.
II Isl bales; export to Great Britain. bils1
bales: to France. $3.50 bales; 10 the Continent
$3.50 bales: to Japan, ol1 bales; TO Mexico. W
balcs. :, .aG5
Total since September LIST at all ieaports-
Net receipts. T,0ii.5.T bales; export TO- Great
Britain. 2io., $50 bales; 70 France es1sos bales;
to tho Continent. 2,5ts 40 bales; 10 japan, II,
100 baIes: 10 Mexico. ss.1 bales.
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CINCINNATI, o.. June 5-HoGs-steady at
IS Do5i5 10, Cattie-Slow at seas 60 Sheep
Easy at s2e515. Is. Lamhs-Stronger at $500
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Elsa last year. and at Houston 81 bales,
against "a last year.

Spot cotton closed quiet % points .loWer;
middling uplands. 1925: mlddlins guf. 1l29;
sales, 90 balcs. 5afts2s5 tt re
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond. Va. June g. 1904.
EpH{l $50 GATES

Richmond City is-590 at JOS.
Virginia 3s--2 100 at p55s 4, go at e5n.
virginia Cen, (lrics-l0D at aSS. 5543tf7 ~