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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-24
BANK CLEARINGS.
Of Bra dstreet's for Week
Ending Tune 22d.

(By5 Associated Press.) 5
! NEW YORK. June 23.-The following
table. compiled by Bradstreet's, shows
the bank clearngs Al number OF the
principal cities for the week ending June
3D. with the PERCENTAGE Of Increase
and decrease as compared with the cor-
week last year. Sixty two
other cities are included in the totals:
New York $1.407. 148, 9ls. Increase 34.5.
"a Chicago $lS9, 1891 So, increase $50.
Boston s132,808276. Increase 1868. Y
Philadelphia sl3l,sl1,1b7 increase 23.9.
st. Louis $4,000, 72s, increase %,
2 Pittsburg $47929.19 increase 1873.
q San Francisco $ss, $50, 200, increase 2s.s.
Z Cincinnati $26.473. 900, decrease b.
Baltimore $21,7S6, 325, increase 1.2.
Kansas City S21.477, SIS, increase $50.
!. New Orleans SIS, 776.514 increase $685.
louisville 1079O, S04, increase a.
Z Memphis 81, $685. sos, Increase 10.
Richmond $5040,400. increase Al.
Washington 5.1l5.8B. increase $40.
Fort Worth $4,019, 49f, increase u.s. 5a
Atlanta 81, 800 097, increase 1874.
+, Nashville 81. 666,o76, Increase 1853.
Norfolk $1.721S91, increa SO $780,
Augusta $1,e03S9 increase 704. @
Birmingham s1,531. 1850, increase 60,4.
Knoxville $l,so5,4 29. increase 5.
Charleston $l,cc01 3s, Increase 10,
Little Rock 1894 49, increase 16.7.
Chattanooga s59a.ao1 decrease 1873.
JacksonvilLa.$ s1,070,071, increase 27.3
K Macon s41671p, increase, 58.7.
4 Houston s12R31, ITS. increase ae3.9
galveston s9.135, 400. inorea Sc 1874.
Total United States s2,acs 1857 'olS' IN
crease o7.6. I. !. Z. !, - .
1873. y. =, 80, ,..,xa ~
J.. y = q .
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WEEK LY. REVIEW OF
TRADE CONDITIONS
s(By Associated Press.)

T.
NEW YORK, juno. s23:-R. G. Dun and
}Company's weekly review Of trade to-
morrow will say: y !,
Seasonable weather IN most sections OF
the country has done much to stimulate
tagging retail trade in, light weight ap-
5parel and greatly Improved the entire
business situation by accelerating the
maturity of agricultural products. AZ few
moro weeks Of favorable climatic condi.
.tions will put large quantities Of grain
beyond danger, while, .late planted corn
and cotton are rapidly recovering lost
ground. These are the most important In
sfluences at his season OF the year. job
Sbers' advance orders rbeing4 largely de-
pendent upon local condl ticns:
I'm the leading manufacturing indus
tries thereSis less idle Nmachinery than is
customary at this time of Invent Dries,
especially. at plants making textile fab
RIGS, despite the fact that prices OF raw
materials are somewhat inflated. Labor
controversies are not disturbing. build-
ing operations are numerous for the
month and involve a greater amount OF
capital at this time than for several years.
Railway earnings for June thus far ex-
coed last years by 81 Sper cent.
Failures this week nun bered 1875. against
s227 last year. III ~
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PRICES ROSE, BUT
]. FELL !. |. BACK A AGAIN.
Closing Was Distinctly q Easy,
With Days Gains Reduced
to Fractions.
EQUITABLE e y !. IS INFLUENTIAL I !:
Foreign Markets Unsettled BY.
Renewed Anxiety Over Mo-
roccan Situation
EQUITABLE is INFLUENTIAL
tBy Associated 1,ress.)

.- 4. u. ~ 4
NEW YORK. juno 23.-Thc organized
stocks continued to-day and further pro-
gross was made. The market was oil
about the same scale of activity as for
several days past. The movement, how
ever, showed less consistency than OH
yesterday Or the day before. This was
owing TO the uisposltion to take profits
iii stocks, which have led the previous
advance with tho advantage offered by
pushing up new stocks TO sustain the
inarRet. rue rotallOn through the list
was also le.s comp:e.D tan yesterday.
The days gains as consequence are
less Wlueiy distributed and the hign
prices or the day were less evenly mum.
tanned.
u the weight OF selling seems to show. a
progressive Increase. The further prices
ADVANCE and proved less easy TO absorb
to-day than pcretoiore The selling FOR
LONDON account was u special burden u 70,
day, the foreign markets beng unsettled
ina prospect OF criminal suits in the
Equitable Life affair was cited as help
fui 10 the market. owing to the THOR
ough. going nature Of me re aod co tnus
markets were decidedly unsettled by re-
ports OF conditions against the crops.
Nevertheless. the granger stocks were
prominent in the days advance. ana !, were =,
sylyania group, in which there was SELL
Ing 10 realize on yesterdays advance.
The demand for the Pacifcs was accom-
panied BY renewed rumors o. coming
4 ciai Information on the subject was to
be had. The closing was distinctly easy
with the gains reduced 70 fractlon ms t ahu
q struggling array OF small LOSSES: q. /.
Bonds were irregular; total sales. par
% ~
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Visible Cotton Supply.
(Ry A ssocIated Press

/ NEW ORLEANS, June 23,-secretary
Hester's statement Of the worlds visible
supply of cotton. issued to-day shows;
The total visible to be s.672,e against
q Tx sa1 last week, and 2,162.sss last year
81 this, the total OF American ton y
e,asoe5, against 2,s64,e3t last week, and
/ 90 s6s last year. OF all other kinds, IN
Guiding Egypt Brazil, India, etc, SO, 900
against 1851 900 last week. and 9o2, o0
last year.
OF the worlds visible supply OF cotton.
there Is now afloat and held ~ 81 Gf ga
against $4,000 last year; In Egypt
10000 against l21,O0o last year. and in
india, $4,000, against $4,000 last year,
and In the United States, COT, against
$4,000 last year,
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COTTON MARKETS..

NEW YORK, June aa--The cotton market
was less active and after selling at q new high
levvl. with October reaching &C.. lost the ad-
vance under realizing. closing at a net, decline
of 2do points. The opening WAS frm at an ad-
vance OF a95 points on overnight buying orders
and little bull support, encouraged bysyery firm
spot markets at all points. artlcularly at Liv-
erpool. where prices were % American points
higher on sales of 5000 bales. Liverpool futures
werc somewhat under expectations and the
waether, with the possible exception Of rather
heavy ra ns In the vicinity OF Little Rock,
was favorable, but after some lrregularity the
market continued to advance, and shortly after
mid -day reached net gain OF sGs points on ac-
1.-Two months Bulls were disappointed, appar-
emily, that fresh stop loss orders We're not UNI
covered at &c. for October. and the market. at
this leyvl met Increased pressure from both
accounts. Further fluctuations were very !r-
regular but the market generally speaking,
but at Just above the lowest for the session,
Sales were estimated at $4,000 bales. z .s
q Receipts of cotton at the ports to-day were
{ .Ois bales against 10. so7 last week and s,2ls
last year For the week (estimatedl 900 bales
against 1885 last week and 1876 last year
To-days receipts at New Orleans were ssis
bales against 1917 last year., and at Houston
j, SOB bales against 100 last year. #
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mail CARRIER
shot T0.DEATH.
His Head and Body Were
Riddlcd With Buck
shot.
WAS ASSISTING IN AN ARREST
Shooting in the Dark, and Not
Known Who Fired the
Bucksflot. Y.
WAS ASSISTING IN AN ARREST.
(spe clal 10 Tho Times Dlspatch2

Especial 10 Tho Times Dispatch2
4 DUNN, N. G., June. 23.-George e. Bass,
a rural free delivery mail carrier, was
shot to death this morning between and
2 o'clock about seven miles from here,
while assisting the sheriff and his depu-
ties in their efforts to capture William
Henry Smith, an escaped convict from the
chain gang of Wayne county.
Smith Is notorious, desperate and
violent criminal. and the sheriff had sew
eral deputies and assistants, all we'll
armed, to assist him. An examination
shows that Bass was completely riddled
with buckshot from the back of his
head down; several entered the back OF
his head. He died In about two minutes
after 1t was found out that he was shot
It all occurred in the dark and several
shots were fired. It seems that smith
was up and experimenting trouble; 1t Is
not known who nor how many wero
there to assist him In resisting the at
tack Of the officers.
At present 1t Is not known Who did
the fatal Observation-Disclosures 1t was an
accidental shot by ono OF the sheriffs
posse or by some one stationed on the
outside OF the negro hut to prevent the
arrest OF Smith. It Is reported here to-
day that the posse became scattered or
divided, and no ono knows who dealt
the death-dealing shot The facts In full
will doubtless come out before the cor
,oner's inquest. n.
The scene Of this sad affair was IN
what Is called the neck section, be-
tween the cape Fear River and the
Beaver Dams and also between Upper
and Lower Little Rivers. Tho negro
house is situated in cotton field and an
orchard surrounds the house.
Bass was a young man Of about thirty
years OF age and Of good character. He
was highly regarded here, and his death
Is greatly deplored. He leaves a wife
and small child. " {f III l IS n
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AS TO Loonis..

President Roosevelt's official comments
on the Bowen- Loonls case arc Ike his
action In the sampson-schley dispute.
when he no doubt intended to be perfect,
was agairst Schley, and could not quite
see all the demfrts on the other side.
IN the present case he Is so much in-9
nraaspa With tho shortcoming, Bowen that
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Print Cloth Market.
(RY AssocInted aI'ress

FALL RIVER. MASS, June 2s.-The.
sales for the week In the print cloth
market are estimated at from e7S,0c0 to-
10000 pieces. Trading has been active
for both wide and narrow goods. Narrow
odds. which up to within the past TWO
weeks had ben practically neglected, are
now In active demand, principally rs
Inch, 81 by GO, and show an advance of
one-eighth over last weeks figure 5
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. N, c.. June 2s.-sPIRITs
TURPENTINE-Steady and unchanged re-
ceipts, SO casks Ros!n-Steady and unchanged;
receipts 2Ss barrels, Tar-Firm at $500 bid;
receipts u barrels, Crude Turpentine-Fr'n
4 SAVANNAH GA, June 2a.-TU RPENTINE-
Fir mat 6o96Qxc, sales 1859 casks; receipts,
sales. $3.50 barrels; receipts, 1899 barrels;
shipments. ], AGO barrels RI ". I. Lif
CHARLEs.ro ON, s. G., June 2a,-ruRPEN-
sales, 80 casks RoslR-NothlHg
doing, ~ ~ 49,.
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he fails to sec and to chatacterfze prop.
erly the errors of T.oornis, which looked
so glarlng to Bowen in Caracas. Hartford
Presidents Neck and Neck.

One OF the Richmond newspapers. rot
ing the presence of President Edward A..
Alderman OF the University of Virginia In
that city, ON his way to Pale to receive
the degree OF I,L. D.. notes with pride
that this college president now only 46
years Old will then have received seven
of these titles. He must be pushing Pres
ident Roosevelt quite closely In this Held.
but this week will give the president of
the Unitad States several more to show.
Springfield Republican,
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Ico ). Y, or MARKEr

NEW YORK, June es.--cottonseed oil steady,
except crude, which was easy. Trade quiet.
Prime crude, 20. b, mills, 211c,;3 prime cum
mer yellow, sSA GeSXc.; OF summer yellow.
nominal; prime White 3o93lcs; prime winter
yellow, S003lc, ~ ~ t4se t43i
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or; No. 2 white. ssE gaze. Rye-Dull No. 2
Western. &c. Butter-Firm and unchanged ;
fancy Imitation. 179lSc.: fancy creamery &c.
Eggs-Firm at 16nc. Cheese--Birm and un-
changed. SuGar-Steady and unchanged ~
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THE DRY GOODS MARKET

" NEW YORK, June 23.--The strength Of the
dry goods market is Its principa feat and
yet buyers are not speculatiyely inclined. They
prefer to take the risk Of paying higher prices
on nearby deliveries, which are not to be had,
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET.

(Reported by Rogers. Mccabe and Coz
. PETERsBuRG: VA. ~, June ,22.EPEANuTs-
auiet at SIC. for fancy stock; machine pick.
ed, 2,sQ3Ac.; Smelling stock. 292xc.
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SOUTHERN RAIL Way

II
- s III IEs ~ ], Ett,EEST NAY q. isos.
y ~ =. M.t-DallyLocalgfo for Charlotte, NJ. M.
- i '0o 4. a. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Pullman Ia
n ntianta and Birmingham, Now Orleans,
Memphis ChattauooSa and all tbs South.
with through coach for Chase CITY. Ok
: \, 1ord. Durham and Raleigh. J ~ N 5a85$
Ply +. NIX. Sunday-Chase City Local, Ssi u
u ~ r. M-Dally-Lmted--Pullm ready 9 ~
r. NJ, for all the. South. 49,
1,x YORK RIVER LINE. ss:s
y ne 1ayortte route to Baltimore and Eastern
polnm. Leaves Richmond 4:2o P. NJ. daily
2:l5 MI ocal-Daily. excep. sunday. i;
A:20 z. M-Except Sunday--For West Point
connecting witt steamers for Baltimore
and river landings, Steamers call at York I
town and Clay Bank Mondays, 3s Wsdncs-9
Gays 3nd Fridays. and at Gloucester Point
sna almonds Tuesdays. Thursdays and
West Point. 5l b 900
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
500 A. n: and 6:42 p M.--Erom ell the South.
$3.50 y. M.--Erom Charlotte and Raleigh.
$50 A. M.-brom Chase City and inter1nedi-a
ate stations. 4 ,i5s
/. 1925 a. M.-Baltimorc and West Point, Il 3, I'll
1850 A. M.,E Daily, except Sunday and AoudAysE
S:V Pr. -. daily. except sunday-Frota
1ti5s6 Weat Point.
CIV. WEsTBURY:.D. p. AZ Richmond, Va.
5t3 8. H.sHAEDW1Ck.I w. II. sTAYLOt, iS
Il. 3. sP;pNcER, Gent. Mgr II; ~
washington. D.. @. 3j iS
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4 BALTIMORE, MD, June s3.-FI.oUR-Uh-
southern by sample. 15aS0c.l Corn Easy; spot.
59G69flc.; southern white. 6sa9lc. oats-FFlnI
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NEW YORK, June MISUNDERSTANDING
e.so5 head q Market slow. but prices steady.
Steers 81 soas a5 bulls, see5as IS; COWS. sl759
s.25. Calyes--Receipts 1874 head; veals selling
given on buttermilks: common to prime veals,
s4aS6o; one lot sold at 81. 621s; general sales.
pound Sheep and Lambs-Rece 1904
head. Sheep steady. Good to choice lambs
frn1. Sheep, ,&3q4.6o: few choice. $500; lambs.
s7@S. %; two cars choice. sS.4oGS5o y general
sales. s7.5oas,25, a Hogs-Receipts, 1,l67 mead.
Market easy. Good to choice State hogs. $500
$50: four decks mixed. Western, sold at S. 90.
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Schooner Ben c. FIRTH. New York.
Barge Havana. Lynn.
a{S}7ai lg SAILED.
4 Schooner s.. s. Thorp, Newbury Port.
4 Barge New jersey, Providence
Barge West Point, Providence.
I Barge w. II Conner, Boston.
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ID r. q. - Ricnmond, Fredericks.s
kls y ] burg g Potomac r. =.

Trains Leave ktlC0m01Q-..N orCnWaT0.S
! :l6 AZ. NJ. --Dauy-byrd 81. through.
SIS IA. M.-Dally--Afaln st. Through.
si:S a. M-Week Days-Elba.B Ashland Acc
s4o.I. M..NDaiiy.-Byrd ST. Through Local
a:o5 nooSn..Wcek Days-Byrd st Through
400 p,E M.-Wcek Days-Byrd st. Fredericks.stt
y ~ burg $Accomrnoda ton. s3sts
q s :06 P..M-Daily--Mnln st. Through. II
$50 p. 3h1.-Week Days--Elba. Ashland tAc'3 1
s;o6 - M0Daiiy..Byrd St Through.
Il Trains Arrive Observation-Disclosures ard.
$40 M,aWsle e1 Days-Elba- Ashland A.
$40 a. M.SWeeE Days-Byrd st, Free ertcks-
S ;s5 a. M.-Daily--Byrd st. Throug b:
II 10 A. M.--Week - Days--Byrd ST.. Throusa.g
52:14 ?. M.-SDally- Main st. Through.
& 6:3 P. M.-Week Days-Elba. ashland s Ao.8
S7:1b p M.-DaiIy-Byrd st Through.
500 p. M.-Daily-Byrds ST. Thlous h.s Local
4 0 :5O p. ,M-Daiiy Main st. Through. 3SEsi5sa
NOTE-Pulman Sleeping or Parior Cars on Il
all above trains except trains arriving Rlch- Z
uond 1850 A. NJ. week days and local accom-
modations 81 ~ S55S
!V ,hg5 crJLP r. TAYLOR
Gen'l. Mani Asst. Ger NJ an =. Tra T.. IA
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On July 4th trains will leave c. & o,
I Main Street Station s, $50 and o "A. NJ.
s and $3.50 trains will make no stops. 8 IA.
NJ. train stops only at Newport News.
Returning trains leave Old Point, 1855 F..
M, 1880 p. M. and s:45 P. NJ, giving 12
hours at the seaside, Passengers can
remain In Norfolk until p. M, Ocean
View p. M. Passengers desiring to
spend the day at Cape Henry and vlr-
glnia Beach connect at Norfolk with
electriclline running through to the Beach
every half hour.
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sSAos1eCLeO S1ASoo ohhSt otoSoS sAAS'o
quotations are wholesale priceH.) 5}lgI3{ .sE
AZ live SPOuLTRf-.!spring chickens. large. per
pound. o0922c. ;fsmall, per pound. 17d1sc; hens.
per pound. 1sglsc ;o ducks per Pound lsqi.e
B BITTER Choice dairy packed. per pound.
lie; store packed. yellow. extra, per pound,
100 store packed, fresh, mixed. per pound.
fl2Qlse. common grades, per pound loa1:c.
In crates. fresh. ner dozen, l5e. II barrels,
MISC ELLANE99us5;asp1 3s peaches. ~ g.
per pound, 4a5c.; apples, fancy, sliced, pei
eayad sRes. ]
per bussei. 81 .; clay per bpshe iL1oa1.se
white, mixed, per bushel. sl.lo9Las; colored.
'fI 1S SHsn sFoekSWess. choice, per pound. So
per pound. 4a6c:; hogs choice per pound. 4A@
te; lambs. choice. per PERI pound. saehe; -, sheep.
&C.. Irish potatoes fancy. per barrel. $780,;
esr,s s msdlum per barrel
8 FLOUR-Winter superior, 81 5o6a76; winter
s': :;,sitss ass' S!ass. SIG
.aesa sss ?0 soua5
2lsd65c, hIillfeed-Shipstun. per ton f9LN9
sl0o; bran, $1e6o02l.oo.
OTHER PRODUCE MARKETS.
NEW YORK. Juno z23.-FLOUR-F!rm with
trade quiet Rye Flour-culet. cornmeal-
Steady. Barley-Dull. fs
Wheat-Firm; No, 2 red. sh05 in store. OPP
lions Irregular at 191hc. net ad vance. July
closed at s5gc.; September. $3.50; December,
= cornNEasy: No 3. sps.c.. elevator options
H@lsc. net lower July closed at 69fflc.; Sep
TENDER. 6sAc. Oats-Flrm: mixed. s5it 936c:
Beef-steady, Cut Meata-Steady. Lard
Steady; refined. steady. Pork-Quiet. Talow-
Steady. Rosln-steasay at is.7ods.76. Tu'pen-.
ltlne-SteadyS at 6sgeas .
RIO sstcady MID n sHs.
sugar-Raw. arm; fair refining. ,sNas il:lee.;
s $50; mould 4, $50; cut loaf and crushed
tG.l6; powdered. $5.t5; graduated. s5,ls; cubes,
IS. 70. 4 Rica--Firm. NIolaAses-Flrm.
q Butter-Steady and unchanged, Cheese
Firm and unchanged. Eggs Quiet and I'M
changed. 5ft
Potatoes--Steady; southern rose, $l.oG: %;
Southern seconds. 75c, GSl.oo; Jersey SWEETS, $40
225. Peanuts-Tirm; fancy handplcked, 6h0
5lhc. other domestic, sAG51zc. Cahbages-
QUIET per barrel 5oGs5c. cotton-By steam to
liverpool, 1oalsc. 55 81
CHICAGO. I'LL, June es--Prospects Of a
greatly diminished yield Of wheat caused &C.
five buying by shorts. At the close wheat
for July delivery was. up Nc; corn - down
I No.; oats are up A@1sc; and provisions show
7lSG1l6c, GAIN i'i,5s 80 MS, ~
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BALTIMORE STOCK AARKnT. d
II BALTIMORE. MD. June % -seaboar I'd ALI
Line common, lsA go: do. preferred g asked.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
PORT 1,t, or RICHMOND. JUNE 4. Is, 1901

PORT or RIcIlMo ND. JUNE 2s, 1905,
IA u si5 ARRIVED
Steamer brandon, Harvey, Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers, Old dominion line.
TS9I SAILED
Steamer Brandon Harvey. Norfolk, merohsn-
disc ana enassenssrsl y Ola Dominion line.
Steamer Old Point Comfort Graves Norfolk
passengers. Virginia Navigation Co, y. VIZ
3 Tug RADIANT Bal timore.2 oil harges.
s Schooner William sommers, Young, Kappa
hammock, light,
\ Barge Mary $, Brady, llelson, James River,
light st5l t ~ i5
Barge Perryyllle. Morse, James River. l!ght.
y PORT NEWPORT NEWS, JUNE ?s, 1895.
o. Vi ARRIVED. r 81
Steamer Shend. LYerpool.
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June 2s,-cATTLESupply light; market slow
Choice s5Go@5. IS; prime. IS az. co. HoEs-Re
ceipt STAIR; market higher. Prime heavy. s. BOO
s.. IS; pigs, s560a6.6s; roughs, $4@4:76. Sheep
supply light; market steady. Choice wethers
81 9o95.l0; common. $2.50Q300: spring lambs
s.. b007.00; veal calves. $6.b017.0 20. FA{ al a FIJI
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The leading futurosS RANGED a. follows,
" ~ ~ - Open. High. Low. Gloss

aSGtat!0ns fSlio Sv
sigi,os; No. red, slo5; No. u corn uAo,;;
No. ? Yellow. 54tsc. No. q oals. s2ssc,i No, 8
white. BAG ss,sc; No 3 white, s2@sse No, rye,
7Sc Good feeding barley, 40GJ2c. fair to choice
mailing, asa, 400. No ! naxseed, ii,!5; TO, /
Northwestern. 81 q; prime T!n!thy seed. $500.
s tshTps .S Sss RI atl
t7e5Q7T5; short clear sides (boxed). 1850
I.ssM Whiskey. basis q high wines. tl?1,.
Firm at az GP10Ac. Eggs--Easy at mark, cases
Included he Butter--steadyi creamery. iH0
.9Xr,; dairy, l5al1sc
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CINCINNATI, O.. June 2s.-HoGs-Qui
1875; common, s4.25@5. s.. Cattle.
Steady. Fair to good shippers s.. 800 %: COM
mon $2@2.15. Sheep-Strong at S2,25G4. %.
at $4,6047.b0. HI 4 q
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MD DOMINION
III STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Night Line For Norfolk.

Leave Richmond every evening tfoot Ash;
street, at n r. M. stopping at Newport News
en- route Fare $3.50 one way,t$450 round trip.
II Guiding stateroom berth; meals. 5Oc. each.
Street Cars to Steamers Wharf
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the Continent. s.sal bales; to Japan, Ala haies;s
stock, 423 SS4 bales
Consolidated at all ports-Net receipts. Il, $40
bales: export to Great Britain. a, 81 bales to-
France, 7.7s4 bales:s TO tho Continent e0.goS!
bales to Japan, ,3s7 bales.
S Total since September LIST at all pots-Setl
receipts. Q. $500 bales; export to Great Britain.
375s - bales: TO France, 7st. AZ bales: TO the
Continent, 3,0l5,0s1 bales: to Japan, 23s. 6Ssl
bales; to Mexico. q. 232 bales AZ III
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RICHMOND 4 PRODUCE MARKET.

Corrected daily. Unless otherwise stated these
quot ations are wholesale prices.)
live POuLTRf-Spring& chickens. large, per
pound. 30922c. small per pound. 1711sc.; hens.
per pound. 1salsc; !; ducks. per pound. lsQite:;
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57 Futures opend dull with active positions i
paint up TO down on somewhat diaappolnt.
up until July touched soc. This caused weak
iongs to get out. The liquidation sent July
down 10 800. and later In the session prices
Ing July opened at s.sB. sold up to 9. % and
finally declined to s.N. The market closed
steady, tho list showing net losses OF point
other positions, ~
Cotton futures steady. June. s..s7 bid; July.
s.97dS.vS: August. S.slGs.s3; September, S.s60
;Sss;sg october, s.si; November .soGS.s7; De-
cember SIS 49,; january 8. 929S.sA
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NEW ORLEANS, La. June 23-coTToN-
Spot cotton ofertngn scant. more buyers than
sellers at full board figures or above Sales
100 bales, including 100 to arrive. Quotations
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q CHICAGO III, June 23.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts. 900 head. Including 800 Texans; market
to mediums s. 75g5.lo: stockers and feeders,
81. 5og4 80; cows s25oa4 60 heifers. Sc.
ssas.5o:. T ; steers, ssNaAso. Hogs
Receipts. 5000 head. Market &c. higher, Mix
ed and butchers, S5.lb@5. 40; good TO choice.
heavy s5.35S75 .42Ii rough III heavy, $5.40Gi.l0 {;
light, s5.2ogS. 40: bulk OF sales s. loG0. 10
5sheep-Receipts. 5000 head. Market for sheep
steady: lambs 1o926c. higher. Good to choice
wethers, S4Eod5. 25; fair to choice, mixed, $500
40; native lambs, Including spring lambs,
5$4.SQ17. Go. Ss5t ssfs5