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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-11
PRESENT SESSION ENDS.
colored School to Close Successful
Term Tuesday Evening. ~

$500 OS'oOi 10 SIOSC SUCCESSFUL
Term Tuesday Evening.
The cnorcd school Of this city has
dcne excellent work this year. -Four
hundred and cighty-nnc pupils have
been enrolled and 81 per cent. oi those
VIII ocontinucd during the school term
have been promoted. Cooking. sowing
and manual training have been taught
IN each of the upper grades, beginning
with the fourth, and the work has been
successfully carried out XII of the
boys have made practical things, while
The girls in the seventh and eighth
grades have done the same.
Good work has been done in English
and literature. The children have been
been encouraged to read good books.
Tho final exercises will he held Tucs
day night June IL. at which time some
OF the members Of the school hoard
aud other prominent people will be
prcScn: ~
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MUSIC LOVERS
GIVEN a TREAT
Delightful Recital at Y. NJ. C. A. Hail
by Prof. Alsop's Class, Assisted by
Mrs. Robinson and Miss stea,nes.

Orc of tho NJ, sical treats Of The yea,
was The recital given al the Y. NJ. g. a
hall last night by Prof Z. 3. Alaop's
music class, assisted by Airs. Clarcnce
W, Robinson and Miss Mary Stcaracs.
An enjoyable program. in Two PARTS
was rendered. aud all ni nc well exc
cuted numbers were erected with
hearty applause. Tho hall was fille,t
with fricn,ls end admirers of the pro.
lessor and his pupils
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-11
Every Man Who Has Announced
Himself Gets Ills Name on
Primary Ticket.
MANY MEETINGS THIS WEEK
Clubs win Give Asplrants fFor Office
Chance to he Heard For Last Time.
Numerous Special Meetings-chair.
man Jones Not Candidate For Re-
Election to Committee.

when the secretary and treasurer of
The city Democratic committee dcclar-
ed the primary entry list closed yester-
day afternoon at O'Clock all who had
announced themselves as candidates
for the various Offices had paid the re-.
CURED assessment In all tho commit.
tee collected $685., or nearly 500 more
than il was supposed would be forth
coming at the time the assessments
were fixed
Zones Not in Race.
Although it was generally supposed
that he would offer for recollection, Mr..
Allan ID. Jones, chairman OF tho com
mitee. did not have his name placed on
the list. This came as n surprise to
almost everybody, as Mr.. Jones did not
make his decision until the last mo-
ment. It will be noticed that ont OF
twenty-oight candidates for the com
mittee. only six Of them arc at present
members OF the body. Sixteen arc to
be elected, il having been decided to
have four committeeman from each of
the four wards.
Tho complete list of candidates
whose names will appear on the ticket
for the primary on June 20 is as fol-
lows:
List OF. Candidates.
House CT Delcgatcs-C. A. Ashby. w
L. Jarrett. Floyd A. lIudgins. r. Al.
hudson, w. II. l.. Kent. &. w. Blick,
~. a. Moss
Treasurer. M. Curtis
Clerk of Ccurts-p. G. Smith, Il. L.
Cunningham.
CITY serseant-E E. w. Mllstead, s. S,
Archibald.
Commissioner of Reycn,,c-M. n.
Joncsi b. w Crump Mark Bernard. w.
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doubt, because our court will meet IT.
by an extension Of the doctrine of con-
irlb'ltory negligence il doctrine which
they have already extended far beyond
its legitimate limits. Should you boz
elected to tho legislature, and allow
INC to hope that you will. you will flnd2
men of your way cf mind there. OF
course ho ore snpposeH for an Instant
that amy member of our court is corr
runt' but bad law. unfortunately. has
he same evil results whether The mo-.
tive behind il Is COOL or had. think
The tendency of our cooperative decf..
stems has been to make The railroads
reckless, because il is cheaper to kill:
Utah to save.
Sincerely, &
"R. e. BYRD, ~ 3Ss
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Arrived Yesterday.
Sailed Yesterday.

Schooner Young Brothers. Gabriel,
sen. Boston,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-11

ONE BIG LOT OF LADIES AND
Cliidrcns Hats: To close out,
quick marked at, E.
each ............ OG
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rance to Second Floor from Street

Will address the Workingmcn's Demo
cratic club and the Same Organization
Will be addressed by Captain G. c.
Berkeley, FOR commemorative attorney,
= week from tomorrow night, the night
before the primary.
Other meetings not yet announced
Will be held during the week.
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Royal Arcanumites, Attention!

You can avoid the danger OF incrca;;-
ed premiums for all time and get gCdd
insurance at very low rates in an old
line company, with large assets by
seeing w. j. CHAPLIN. nj Nclms
Maryc, Boycnton & Chaplin. Inc
6-11-Gt
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board of school trnstccs.

1t is expected that the Academy will
he flicd to it's capacity. The Academy
orchestra will furnish music.
The members Of the senior class will
assemble at the High school building
this morning at 1890 AMI march in Il
body to the Trinity NJ. e. church,
where Rev. w. A. Beauchamp will dc.
liver the baccalaurcatc sermon this
morning at II O'Clock.
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sen Boston.
Sailed Yesterday.
American steamship Georgetown;
Pennington. Portland.
British steamship Irada. Roberts,
Liverpool 54l
British steamship Rosewood, Oliver.
;tcttin. Germany.
Schooner Charles ~. CAMPBELL, Pearcas
;cw Haven. IA
Schooner Charles X. Schulz, Jefser.
cs, Havana. SIS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-11
Norfolk Peanut Market.
(snec,al 70 rhe rimos- DISPATCH,

Is Especial to The TimcB- DlSpatch.)
NORFOLK, VA, June l0.--A feature OF the
peanut market this week was the sale OF l.too
bags Of machine picked peanuts at 3 cents q
price In the country. but in tho city that price
must have represented a loss to the spcculaior,
who could not have bought them In the country
and paid freight and expenses on them to the
market at less cost than the price at which
he sold. The fact s that the sale was made
at Kc pound below tho market, and there's
fore It has caused remark and procured some
sympathy for tho Spectator who suffered from
the ill-advised deal The market is steady and
mand. There are no grades OF peanuts offered
In tho market which will not sell at the highest
quotations II they are good OF their kind. Tho
great trouble now ls, and all during the season
has been. to find peanuts which were up TO
their grado. The cleaners have been busy this
week. They have enjoyed a fair trade. and
the prizes hav been we'll maintained TIL stock
on hand Is decreasing materially. and the
spectators have begun to show some anxiety
to be rid OF the stock Of peanuts they pur-
chase dto hold for q rise. The higher price
the factories. Tho factories have good-stzed
stocks and until they have decreased their
piled-back supplies they will not wish to buy
peantu sfrom the spectators who bought to
hold for rising market It Is Is still tho
In the market here that no peanuts
can be bought at less than cents a pound.
Anything less than that Is trash. Thus the
quotations for the week are as follows: E v
s Farmers stock, Virginlas: Fancy, &C.: strict-
2AQsAcs: q bunch. 414:c. pound. Spanish
peanuts. by the bushel 81. OH. ass5G. 4
n The market lis steady at those prices and
the demand Is good, 4g zit4S} 81
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RADFORD FAIR.
Preparing for Splendid Ex-
hibit This Year.
- The rines-Disnntch. )

Especial to The Times-Dispntch.)
RADFoRD, VA. June 1O.-Dlrecton Of tho
Southwest Virginia Agricultural and 1--we Stock
Association reelected Hal. 9. Tyler. secretary,
June srd, and give the services OF a stem.
ographer.
Ex.Governor ]. Hoge Tyler. Major John T.
cowan, Messrs. II, NJ. chumbley, and J. n. x.
Reel were appointed an executive committee;
Major w. W. Bentley, and tho following do,
rnrtment superintendent were elected: OF Agri.
culture and Horticulturc-R, NJ Chumbley, OF
swine; II. II, Ensteip, of Cattle; y. H.,
Tyler, of Poultry; II. 0. Scott. Of the Woman's
buildings Mrs. William Ingles. ], n. Cowan
ment and r. ]. InllArd. OF tho racing and
hunter classes.
Harvey were made a commits on alnusements
and special attractions.
the board appropriated about 5000 for va.
rlous purposes, In addition TO the assocla'
ton premiums, liberal premiums will us usual
be given by. tho shorthorn aud Hereford
breeders Association.
Captain ]. q. Osborne was elected 70 fill
the Vacancy on the Board Of Directors made
vacant by tho resignation OF Captain W. j.,
sheburne,. who declined t. serve On account
Judge George u, cassell was re elected Chief
Marshall, with authority to name his assis.
tants. isf5.-5 tEs .tft{5 If, 3555lai36
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE 10. 1906.

PORT OF RICHMOND JUNE 10, 1906.
ARRIVED
Steamer Old Point Comfort, Grayes, Norfolk
and James River landings. merchandise and
Virginia Navigation Co.
) Steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk. nerchan-
disc and passengers Old Dominion Steamship
Company. $50 9S Y
SAILED
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly Norfolk. merchan.
disc and passengers, Old Dominion line.
PORT OF WEST POINT. JUNE 10, 1905.
ARRIVED
Charlotte, Murphy Baltimore. passengers ana
= 49, ~ SAILED 81
Charlotte. Murphy Baltimore. passengers and
general cargo.
PORT or NEWPORT NEWS. JUNE 10, 1906.
ARRIVED y
Schooner z. T. Stotesbury. Boston.
Steamer Rosewood. Tampa. E
Schooner Young Brothers. Boston.
Barge Cassie. Eirle. @ W
y Barge w. D. Becker, Providence.
Barge Florida. Providence.
Barge Felix. Providence.
SAILED.
Steamer Rosewood, Stettin.
Steamer Georgetown, Portland.
Steamer Irada. Liverpool.
Schooner Charles A. Campbell. New Haven.
Schooner Charles K Schulz. Havana,
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, June 1o,-Lrhe cotton market
opened quiet and steady at unchanged prices
TO decline OF 3 points. and shortly afterward
Increased the loss to a matter OF agH points
aggressive pressure, and the market later arm,
ed up on a renewal OF the covering noted
yesterday with prices ranging about 2G1 points
ness was very quite in the absence of LIVER
pool The weather map was consldered fay-
and Southern spot markets were reported f1rm
Receipts OF cotton at the ports to-day were
1865 bales against 26,i3s last week and LEA
last year For the week 5000 bales against
III $3.50 last week and II, 7se last year. To-day
receipts In New Orleans we're 200 bales
against 7a3 last year and at Houston 1893 bales
against $40 last year.
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ARTISTS MODELS BEAUTY 4.
WORTH $500 SAYS COURT

(speclal Gable 10 The Times Dispatch and
New York Herald.)
Copyright, by the New York Herald COD
A PARIS. June 10.--Mlle Marcelle Rous'
seau, a professional artists model. was
the victim Of collision of an omnibus
and an electric car on mld-Lent day
She had her nose broken and her beauty
was otherwise marred, She brought suit
against the omnibus and car companies,
claiming that her injuries rendered 1t
Impossible for her to command the same
fees for posing as previously, The court
has just decided the case, awarding her
s.OoM. $500 damages
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET,
Richmond. Va, June 10, 1906
FL 0UOTATIONA
RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET,

FLoUR-Roccipts moderate; market very
nu!ri active. coRRNcontinues asiye and
demand good, oATssteady. HAY-Market
dull, xecept for No, y Timothy with receipts
it, on grades and damaged are practically
unsalable and should not be shipped here
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. liberal; market steady
at prices quoted Season for old about over
and we omit quotations.
WOOI-Recepts continue lisht and market
strong and active at Equotati lions, &
EGds-Recelpts LIBERAL but the market 10
fairly active at quotations.
liberal; only prime stock
wanted. Other grades very du!l.4
POULTRY-Larye sprnE chickens wanted.
Receipts Of small heavy and IN excess Of de-
Other stock in fair demand. !. l5
y YIRG UNA BACON-Well cured medium
weights In good demand; heavy welghts very
Receipts FOR THE WFspK-Wheo 81, 40
bushels corr s e1 SHshe's; oats 1s BUSH
kaed. ~ tons st
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THE. PRODUCE MARKET.

SEw YORK. June 1o.-FLoUR-Dul and un-
changed. Rye F'Iour-Steady. Corrt'eal--
Steady. Barley-Dul -. -,
wheat-No. red, t1ot bid. IN store: Options
had firm opening, but later weakened.
d corn-spot steady; No. 2. &C.,; elevator ana
5atc T. o. b. afloat; No. yellow. ovc. Up
tons Nc net lower. July closed AZ oe1c'
Oats-Steady; mixed, a593shc- ,s&
Becf-FIrrn. Cut Meats-Steady. LARD
Steady; western steamed. s7.lb9!. 30; renned:
quiet Pork-St eady. 5& Tallow-Dul!; city: 4tac.;
country, ~ 14Ec. Rosin-Unsetted.ss lurpens-
tine-Unsettled az es,sG64c- y. y.
CoYee-spot Rio. quiet; No invoice. &c. !;
mild. qu.et Cordova, 1o913c. Futures closeo
steady at a net advance OF points. sugar. r,-
Raw. steady; fair refining, h-lec.; een itl
Iugal 96 test, 5-lsc.; u1olasses sugar. 5'-4oc
Rice-Firm. Molasses-F1rm.
i Butter-Dull; Western factory. 134snlorsc.:
imitnt ton creamery. ls,s 917c. Cheese-t1rm ana
UNCHANGED. Eggs-Quiet and sunchange
Pota toes-Firn; Southern rose. N.759S:oo;
Southern seconds. 3l@a.5o; Jersey sweets, !lg
30 Peanuts-Steady: fancy handplcked, SAG
&c: other domestic, 31t95Ac. Cabba ges-
steady Norfolk. per barrel. 6od9oc. Cotton
By steam TO Liverpool. 1oGl3c.
CHICAGO ILL. June 1o.--The Kansas re-
mort showing a decline OF Is points In condl.
ton OF winter wheat, since April LIST, caused
trnness in the whea tnarket here to-day. AZ
the close July wheat was up NC; corn also
is up &c; oats and provisions are practically
unchanged. NJ
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HEAVY Weeks WORK
At THE CITY G.. Hall .||.Ll.
Light Plant and High School
Chief Matters-Board Of Al
dermen Tuesday Night.

There will be much activity,ln council
manic circles this week, and many mat7f
tiers Of Importance will be considered.
The Committee on Finance will meet
at o'clock tomorrow afternoon to deter
mine upon site for the proposed new
High School building. and II report
shall be agreed upon, 1t will likely go
to the Board Of Aldermen for consider
alton on Tuesday night. Unless this
comes up, the Board session will be
confined to routine work. as the annex
alton matter is on the table In the lower
branch.
At s o'clock Tomorrow evening the
Committees Of Finance, Electricity and
Water will meet to consider further the
report ofStheJ subcommittee with refer
8lence to the proposed Y new municipal
light plant. Citizens are invited to be
present and to. express thelrsviews on the
subject Other meetings for the week.
are as follows:
Il Tuesday-Board of5Aldernen s P. NJ
Committee on Police, 1880 P. NJ. 5s
"wednesday we 8 P. NJ. 5f
Thursday-street s P. NJ; Light, g
P. M.
Friday-II ealth and Ordinances. 8 P. NJ
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Spot cotton dull, but steady sales, 52e bales,
including 2:5 to arrive. Quotations unchangea.
Futures opened dull with prices Sa6 points
lower than last evenings ANAL figures Llver.
almost 2 throughout the belt The news that
Japan has appointed plenipoten .aries on the
suggestion OF President Roosevelt TO discuss
tho peace terms with Russian plcnipotentaries
caused the market TO strengthen at the close.
The Manchester Board OF Trade returns TOT
May was also a bullish feature: uly open PEN.
points down at s.36, sold UP to 8, % and final y
ease don a point to s.4s. The market closed
nrm within point OF the top. the list snow
&c Cotton ton futures firm June, $50 bid; July.
s4sas %: August, s.soas.+o: September: $50
SIS: OCTOBER, s.33: November, s.a5as; 81; Dccem-
Der. S.3S@s.33; January, 8.42dS. 4a
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/ TOBACCO MARKETS.

Richmond, Va. June 10. 1906
Tobacco-Dark Fred-Receipts light; market
continues quiet at unchanged quotations; very
little doing. Brights-Unchanged. quiet but
firm; receipts moderate. 6un-Cured-Market
continues fairly active at unchanged prices;
receipts heavy. 58 SS5H 5 a
Note-We. wise shippers to avoid too high
order. as much OF the tobacco coming In is
damaged, and when such Is the case It sells
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Petersburg Tobacco Market.
reported by Craddock- Jones. Virginia Ware.
Danville Tobacco Market.
tReported for The Times Disl~vc, by Dibrel

I'm Danvlllc, Va, Jurc TO- 1905.
Receipts Of loose tobacco at the warehouses
have been tho smallest this week for any corr
responding time since tho crop begun to move.
Prices havo been fairly steady, considering
there Is not enough on the loose market to
interest the large buyers. Occasionally there
are very reasonable tobaccoe selling OF various
grades, such as are offering In the way OF
nllers and common wrappers, The crop Is now
practically out OF farmers hands. but there
Is still enough OF It unsold to give US small
Sales like we arc now having, till the new
crop begins to como In. Our warehouse doors
never close The weather 10 unusually cold
for tho last few days for. the season Of the
year, but has not been Injurious to the crop.
There have been some very heavy local wind
an drain storms. Trade In hogshead lots Is
nuiet. - lLt..l NJ 49, -.-
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Cotton futures opened QUIET and steady and

Spot cotton Closed quiet; MlddIInG UpIandS.
$40; m!ddling gulf, SOS; sales, $50 bales,
Cotton, quiet; mlddlng. $40; gross receipts,
S66 balos sales, rs bales; stock, $4,000 bales
r, Total to-day at nl ports--Net receipts. Q. Cos
bales; export to Great Britain. 2o.sos bales:
70 the Continent. l95 bales; to Japan gs6
Consolidated at all ports-Net receipts, O,s6s
bales; export to Great Britain, eo.e0s bales;
to France. :4,1o5 bales; TO the Continent, 2s6
bales Fl; s5
Total since September list at all ports-Net
receipts o9slo7e bales: export to Great Britain,
Continent a,9s7,o57 bales; to Japan. 277,o6l
Sales to Mexico. :0ee32 bales.
NEW ORLEANS LA. June lo.-coTToN--
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, N, c. June 1o.-sPIRITs
at Csc. ! receipts, IS
casks. Tar-FIrm at $500 bid; receipts, = barr
rels. Rosin-Firrn ut 500; receipts, le6 barrels.
receipts, 100 barrels. Ws5 i3tSttaa III
h SAVANNAH G A-.rJune lo.-TURPENT1ND-
easRs SHIPMENTS aa1on s 81 :. Rosn9fir 1s
sales, LII barrels; receipts. $3.50 barrels; ship
ments, $50 barrels. 81 b
TINE AND ROSN-N Nothing doing.
COTTONsEED OIL MARKET.
II NEW YORK, juno 1O.-Cottonseed oil was
quiet, but firm Prime crude. I. o. b. mills,
22h@23c.; prime summer yellow, 2sG2ac.; of
summer yellow nominal: prime white, sl932c. !;
prime winter yellow, s1Gasc.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
TIE - pRY GOODS MARKE =.

THE DRY GOODS MARKET.
IS NEW YORK, June 10.-Buying In the dry.
goods market has been restricted during the
day. Prices remain very strong. and with an
upward tendency while deliveries are by no
means acceptable to buyers.
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Iiyncllburg robacco Market.

IIyncllburg Tobacco Market.
Lynchburg, Va, Juno TO- 1905.
Sales of loose tobacco on the Lynchburg
mo rket for tho two weeks ending Juno 0, as
reporte dby John L, Oglesby Of Lynch's Ware
house. were az follows
Sold week ending June 3D. 49, 600 pounds;
sold week ending June 9th. ll5, GOO pounds;
deeretse for week ending June 9th. e4.lc0
pounds, q
Z Sold from September !. 1906 to June 8, 1905.
5,o4s.6oo pounds; sold from September !, 1908,
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CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
ll- lSales at Union Stock Yardal 800

.4s Richmond, Va. June 10, 1905. +.
There was good run ct cattle IN this week
and lambs and q light run Of hogs.
Best steers. ~ q5nc.: medium to good. 1850;
&c Tor common to geod: bulls. 2&asNc.; oxen KEN
3d3Kc.; veal calves, 6ashc.; cows and calves.
sorG4.0 per head.
sHe..; fall lambs ~ @ehc spring lambs. t,s9
71ic.; 9 few extra, Sc. Hogs. 59ehc,
CHICAGO &c ILL.,. June 4 .-cArTLE,Rs-.
prime steers. .4o9s55; poor to medium, 40
$50: stockers and feedersnt ,s?.75q4.s5: cows,
::g si1 hs!1s5s ssSa 5 ;hss9
Receipts. 10000 head: vs. Market strong; mixed
and butchers ut Ct s :SSas eh; good to choice
heaTy s aS bn T1us hssyy st &C.
sheep-ReceIpts, 1900 head Market STEADY
Good TO choice wethets. sao5n, y. eo95. 10; fair
to CHOICE e sos mixed IL saso944o; native lambs.
500 head. Feeling steady Dressed beef slow
e eails ss
SGG.5o. City dressed veals steady4at s0l11ac.
head sheepHslow. but steady. Fl Lambs H@Mc.
lover " Eight cars .unsod: Sheep sold at $40
at II g1s1sc. per pound: dressed lambs weak
at 1291Ac. Hogs-ReceIpts a,4la head. Feeling
steady. "a
UNION STOCK YARDS, P1rTsBURG, PA,
June 1o:-CATrLESupply light: market
steady, Choice. $5.So96.0o: prime, IS. Hogs
Receipts. lights market slow. Prime heavy,
medium. heavy workers., light workers. and pigs,
s5D95.65; roughs, $4a4.76. sheep-Supply
light: market firm. Prime wethers. 81. 5@5.0O;
common. e 90; spring lambs, $507.0o: veal
calyes. S.0oG6.o 20.
Y CINCINNATI. o., June 1o-EoGs Slow.
Butchers. IS. 10: common. sAl5Q5. IS. Cattle
Steady. Fair to good shippers, 81. 60@5. rs |:
common, e. $4,000 Shecp-steady at $2.2;@
40. Lambs-Slow at $5.b0@7.50.
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+ Sunday School Institute, Bible School
and Woman's Congress. Monteagle, Ten H.,
tickets on sale June 20th Stn, July lst'
1ath 18th, 17th ESD and oath, August 9Th,
~ and nth, return limit August 3lst.
s Dates Of sale for Woman's Congress July
Goth and soth and August lst returning
August 10th, with privilege Of extension
to October slst under special arrange
ments.
The above rates arc open to me pupAc
q. w. tWESTBuRY, d. P, Az
90 East Main ST.. Richmond, Va.
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SPECIAL RATES OF ONE FARE PLUS.
rTWENTY.EiVE CENTS FOR THE
ROUND STRiPAVIAS SOUTHERN
RAiLWAYl5TO POINTS
NAMED BEL

Summer Schools, Knoxville. Tenn, tick,
cts on sale June 18th, 10th, goth. 24th,g
25th July LIST, Sth. 9th and 18th. limited
fifteen days from date OF sale, with
privilege Of extension to September Goth.
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summer Schools. University Of Misss-
sippi oxford, Miss, tickets on sale June
18TH, aoth 9th. July 5th, 18th. 18th and
18th, limited fifteen days from date OF
sale. with privilege Of extension TO Sep
TENDER goth by paying so cents,
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BALTIMORE STOCK sARKWr
BALTIMORE, Md. June 10.-Seaboard Air
Line common. 1914 QllsH; do. preferred. $40
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-11
~. = sd,nr fu,urea ranked a. Follows:
i - - 80 Open. High. Low Close

CAsh quotations were a. iounM,. ,r : = "
Sc. as1 .os; No. red esac. asl .ol No. corn
ssHc 81 ysllew 5ts No o,;ta oa, a,;.a sI%e
No 8 rye. TIC Good feeding barley. 500 40. ;
fair si to choice mailing. is04se: No. aaxssed.
sIl2G7.l5 short ribs sides {iooss)s TsS%, 20;
basis Of high wines, sl.28. Glover, contract
grade. sll.76a12 Is. EgEs-steady at marx
case sincludod l3914c Butter-Easy; cream
cry, l6Glo,:c.; dairy, l6apl7c. Caeese--'teaoy
at 9G10c.
BALTIMORE MD, June 1o,-FLoUR-Qulet
and unchanged. Wheat-Qulet: spot. contract,
and No. red Western. s71s dl97Nc.; the month,
a5iEc. asked; southern by sample, Ssl97:c:
corn-stcady; spot and the month, 6sAc,
Southern white, 53H6So Oats-Flrm; No,
mixed, SIC. Rye-Dull. Butter--Steady and
unchanged; fancy imitation; 1oo.; fancy cream
cry. PC; fancy ladle H9lsG.; store pae s1.i
cheese-oulet and unchanged; large, loMc.;
small, loXc sugar-steady and unchanged. 4