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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-20
MARKET FIRM At
Weeks: :.K| (, 0P E !: ! \ 6.
No Evidence Of Real Life But
Tone Was Regarded As
Good.
PRICE MOVEMENT LIMITED
Prediction Of Coming Increase in
Reading Dividend Has Eff
feet OH List.
(By Associated Press.)

4 NEW YORK, juno l9.--Thc price move
ment on the Stock Exchange to-day fol-
lowedathe rule recently prevalent OF re-
verslng the direction Of the day before.
There was no violence OF real life in the
market and tho professional contingent
did not venture to indulge q hope that
progressive expansion In activity was
progressing. The tone OF the market,
however, was called good and the fact
that the occasional tentative operations
on the part OF the traders are on the
buying side helps to confirm confidence
In the stability OF values.
y Such tentative operations to-day did
not extend beyond a HANDFUL OF favoritc
speculative stocks a number of these
were under the Influence of the reiterated
predictions OF coming increase In the
dividend distribution for Reading. That
stock Itself was one OF tho more active
issues and the movement In Pennsylvania
was distinctly in sympathy Union Pa
cific came In for It's share in the move
mcnt and the strength Of United States
preferred was OF sympathetic benefit to
the whole list. Incoming reports OF gross
earnings Of railroads for the second week
In June showed the level well maintained
above last year in accord with the re-!
OF prices In tho grain, market from hour
TO hour made II difficult to draw pre-.
dlctlons on the crop situation. but wealth
err conditions were reported promising.
The large increase in loans shown by
the Saturday bank statement came in
for discussion and the explanation was
offered that It represented the repla cling
OF the proceeds Of the Japanese loan sub;
scription. which was shifted and rede-
posted week ago The money mar
kct continued entirely unruffed al
though preparatons are making for the
coming half-ycarly settlements. The clos
ing was made somewhat irregular by
SLIGHT profit taking in railroad stocks.
value, s3nee.oc0 United States bonds ware
all unchanged on call. The total sales
yesterday amounted TO et2,3no shares.
MONEY AND BxcHANGE-cLosE
Money on call easy: 2G2 1-3 per cent:
closing hid 2;otrered ats21-4: time money:
easy and dull: 60 days. ner cent; 90
days. 3 IA; six. months. 3 1923 81,
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bales to Japan. $50 bales: stock 422.4s2 bales;
3 Consolidated at all ports-Set receipts, II. so7
bales; export to Great Britain, 21l.oo3 bales: .to
France. $500 bales; \ to the Continent 7.Ozs
bales; to Japan. 80 bales. .
Total since September LIST At az poT,s,N, ne
3,7+5.s+ bales: TO the Continent. a.oSo o7s bales;
to Japan. 2N, $50 bales; to Mexico. %. 23s balef
THE PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, Jane 1s-FLoUR-steady. Rye
Flour-Quiet. Cornmeal-steady Barley
Steady. = - . isa
Wheat-1rregular. No. 2 red. tLos4L osh nom
inal elevator Options closed .i91hc. net low
en- July. closed at s3Ac.: September, ssc.; De-
corn-Easy; No. soxe.. elevator, Options
TENDER 57Ec Oats-steady: mixed. 35GSshc..
s Cut Meats-stead5. I.ard-Steady; refined,
STEADY stRsS !, ST s
/ sa,. Turpentine-steady{at slia 9s2c.
CofYee-Spot Rio,. No. invoice. nc; mild. )
quiet; Cordoya, l0a13c. Futures steady; fair
refining. sHc.E centrifugal IS test, Nc.; mo-
lasses sugar. SIC: refined. dull. Rice-Firm.
dairy. ISL 9soc. = cheese-Firm; new. small.
tcolosed and white. sxae,sc. Eggs-Weak;
nearby selected. coG2lc. :. = /.
southern seconds. boas9c-: Jersey sweets. sl@
Z. Is. hit PeanutE--Firm; fancy handpicked 6fti0
5hc.: other domestc. Az 5hc: Ca6baEes-
Weak; Norfolk. per barrel. log 4oc. Cot1on-
BY steam to Liverpool. JOG 49,
& CHICAGO. I'LL. June ls..Favorable results
in harvest operations caused weakness In the
wheat market to-day. At the close July wheat
was OF nc. Corn Is down h9Nc.; oats 9sc..
and provisions ehGl211c.s Is. 53s 5
The leading 1uturs 49,, u ri ~ = rnW clos
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4,2Ss head Market badly den,oralzed 1oas5c.
81: steers. sas5gs. 80; one e. ear fancy, $50;
lcepts SO shead. veals active and strong:
buttermIiks. e5c. lower. veals, s3@7 3; selected
and extra 81. 1907 6oi culls,.. s494.6o; butter
milks S3.7b0i4 25 n Dressed calves steady; city
dressed veals. s@lo,sc. per, pound; choice. lie;
per pound country dressed sas,sG Sheep ana
slow; fair 10 good, &c. higher. Sheep, $50
ESQ; choice. si,75a6.oo; eulls: s2@2,tai lambs By
general sales, s7g7,60, Hogs Receipts, L. 6s7
head. Market hrmi State hogs, s5.sod5soi IT.
tie hogs, SO, 90. sf it3f 65s g4g4
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LAST EFF 0RT TO
Save mrs. ROGERS
DIV Associated Press,)

n :" (By- AssOcIatcu |PTesS,J
WINDSOR, VI1RMONT,yJ juno 19.-It Is
reported here tonight that a writ Of
habeas corpus In behalf Of Mrs. Mary
Rogers, whose execution for the muir
der of her husband is fixed for Friday
next, was granted late tonight at Brat
tleboro by Judge Wheeler, OF the United
States District Court, According to the
report, the prison officials will be re-
nuired to produce the woman In court In
this town at q o'clock Wednesday,. only
forty-e!ght hours before the time set
for her execution.
1t is said that the state will be re-
,quired to show that Mrs, Rogers Ia not
Illegally restrained Of her liberty a
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Beautiful Souvenir Received.

rhe Times Dispatch has received from MI:
John NJ. Beali. general PASSENGER agent o.
- Inuis' q beautiful souvenir of the recent
Confederate veterans reunion In Louisville.
KY in the form Of a photographic reproduc-
flags. which could be obtained Of those that
have been returned to the Southern States
by act OF Congress.
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CATTLE MARKETS. (

& CHICAGO. June ls.--CATTLE-Recelpts. IS
900 head. Including 900 Texans Market lo9lbc.
mediums, 49, 1916. %; sockers and feeders, w. 70
947oi cows h sn 69Ss7d c en-
4 Is; cannevs. s1.5O@c. +o bulsa $e2I940o3
calves ssas.sS; Texas steers. s494,76. Hogs,
Receipts, Is, 900 head. Market &c, lower, Mixed
and butchers, IS 20l5.45; good to choice. heavy,
s537,sG5.45; rough, heavy s4.7hq5,lo; light.
s5.2o6fb,4.,a; bulk OF sales $3.50 40. Sheep
Rocejpts, 10000 head. Sheep 100, lower; lambs
lOal6c lower. Good to choce .wethers. shorn.
S4bOG5OO; fair to choice. mixed. shorn. $500
!, 10; native lambs. shorn. 81, 1896 20,
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X BALTIMORE, MD. June 19.-FLOUR-ouet
and unchanged. Wheat-Dull;. spot contract
by samples. s0c. Qsl,oo. Confirm; spot, ESQ
bssc.; southern white corn. $4,000; Date
Flrnler: No. white. 361S6kc. Rye-Dull; NO:
2 western, SIC. nominal. Butter-Flrm and
unchanged; fancy Imitation. 17Qlsc.: do. cream
cry 81 oec.& Eggs-Flrm and unchanged at tic.
sCheese-steady and unchanged. Z. Sugar-steady
a nd unchanged.
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BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW YORK,
BALTIMORE AND SHiNGTON
VIA NORFOLK AND WESTERN

7-17-1711I-' II - NNO 81 ENWENo. y -.--I1-
The ocean Shore Limited" leaving
Richmond daily at 3 p, NJ, arriving Nor-
folk $40 p. M. quickest time made ho-
tween tho two citles). makes close con-
nectlon with Merchants and Miners Line.
Old Dominion Line and Bay Line steam
ers. sailing from Norfolk to above points.
Richmond connecting at Norfolk with
Merchants and Miners steamers, Pas
sengers desiring to do so may leave Rich
smond at 0 A, NJ, and spend day In Nor
folk, For tickets, stateroon berths and
general information, apply to John y.
Wagner, City Passenger Agent. Norfolk
Street, g. II. BOsLEY, s
Dist. Pass. Agent.
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Steady. No. ? spring wheat. sl.oS01 10; No.Ss.
Csc AZ. o5; No. q red, ,l:o:q i;osM No. corn.
siHc.; No. 2 white, s2,sasse.; No.13 white. slA@
a2isc. No. 2 rye. .7sc. Good feeding barley.
39Gss.sc. fair TO choice mailing, 4sa4sc. No
i faxsecd, $l.25; NO. l northwestern, $l.43;
prime Timothy seed s2,95. Mess pork. per bar
rel sl2.e5a12. % lard per 100 pounds ms s, s. aoee
clear Sides tbox ed). f7.5o17 .s2A. whskey, basis
Of nigh wines, sles.. Glover, contract grade.
t$ll75dpl2. Is. Butter-Steady; crcameries. 1s9
sOc. dairles, 9lSc. Eggs-Weak at mark,
cases Included, &c.,: frsts, 14c.: prime frsts,
l5c.; extras, nc. Cheese-F'irm at ~ qloHc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-20

BALTIMORE STOCK ayARKEr.
y BALTIMORE. MD. June Dashboard Air
Line common, 1875 bid; do preferred, 80 asked.
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THE DRY GOODS MARKRT,

a NEW YORK. June ,s,--The dry goods sltua-
ton ID not altered materially and buyng con-
doutbediy upwards and buyers admit the pos-
sibitles OF higher prices for the near future;
Inventories and are closing out stocks at re-
ductions q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-20
Reduced Rates to Japan,

: The POSTAL Telegraph Cable Company ans
nounce that on July 1st.. tho rate to japan
via their Pacific cable Will DO reduced 20 eants
per word, making the rate $t33 from Rich
inond,. against sl.79 before tho completion OF
their Pacific cable. This is the second reduce
tlon to Japan, 5353
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-20
GARDNER WINS FROM
STIFT IN THE SIXTH ROUND

(By Associated Press,)
< OGDEN, ITAt Il, June 10 &C Gardiner won
from Stiff at the end Eof the sixth round,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-20
Mr. GATES after
THE ICE People J. |:
Says He Has Data Which Will.
Prove His Conten-
ton

Councilman II, o. Gates, who is the
chairman OF the subcommittee on health.
TO which was referred9the question OF the
alleged Impurities in the ice manufactured
and furnished by two Richmond COM
panies, is losing no time in the perform
ance Of his duties tn6the matter, and he
says he has evidence ,which. to his mind !.
is conclusive that .4h ese.St two companies
are pumping water from, the canal for
manufacturing purposes. IS t4s
6s''If this shall be true q said q promi.
nent member Of the Council last night
there IS another side to the question. as
these concerns have never secured the
necessary authority from the Street Com
mittee.' n n;
Only Wants Facts.
81 wish to be conservative" said Chair
man Gates, OF the. subcommittee, last
night, "and shall not knowingly do any
person or corporation any Injustice; but
/ am told by a director OF one Of the
companies in question that the water
used is unfit for such purposes, and is a
menace to the public health:
""I have. with my colleagues, gone
Gates, "and when the Board of Health
meets some time this week to take it up.
we feel sure we will be able to establish
our contentious"
s#S"I received as many as thirty seven
letters from citizens on the subject yes
terday saying they were sure the leo
4 furnished here was impure. and they
urged that the investigation be pushed
The Investigation was brought about on
motion OF Mr.. Gates, who had his atten-
ton called to the small amount paid the
city for water by the two companies. In
comparison with the amount OF ice turn.
ed out by them,
"Just Smell Il"
ttATo be convinced that there Is some-
thing wrong said Mr.. Gates, you have
hut to step upon the back step of one
of the wagons and stick your head in
for moment, or place piece Of ice
in a pitcher at night and smell the water
the next morning. 4
1.-THE old theory Of freezing out inn
purities has long since 5been4exploded by
chemists, and no one now believes in it,
President Oppenheimer will call the
Board of Health to consider the subject
some night this week. and representa-
tives of the two ice companies referred
to and tho members ofathe sub-commt-
tee on health, having tho matter in
charge. will be present at the inquiry;
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n k&xWN0iito|k&W6Spln
JUNE II, 1905,

ls------- -T9T7g JUNE IL, 1905.
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. s4
900 A. M.-NORFOLK LIMITED. Arrives
Norfolk 1920 A. n. Stops only at Petersburg.
Wavery and SUFFOLK. ~ IS =, Z. ~
sos a. M-cHICAGo EXPRESS: Parlort
Car BroIlor Service Petersburg to Lynchburgf
and Roanoke pullman seepers RGanoke = n e
oke 10 Knoxville. and Knoxville e. to Memphis
IN IA Dining Car, Roanoke to WILLIAMSON b z
1910 p. M.-ROANOKE EXPRESS. ss tos
Farmville. Lynchburg and Roanoke a., ~, I.
s:oo p. M.-OCEAN5 SHORE LIMITED. Ar
rlyes Norfolk $40 p. NJ Stops only at Peters.
burg %Waverly and Suffolk. Connects Win
steamers 10 Boston, Providence. New York.
7:S p: M.@For Norfolk and oil stations east
o. : "a geI s r.m.msSEw ORLEANS SHORT LINE.
Pullman sieepers Richmond 70 Lynohbur1 and
ROANOKE Petersburg to Bristol. LynchburK to-
Chattanooga, Memphis and New Orleans CAFE
D a.an 3 M,-sT. LOUIS EXPRESS. Pullman
SLEEPER Petersburg to Roanoke and Roanoke TO
Columbus. Cafe Dining Car. ~.
Traips arrive from the West 1:42 A. NJ. 2:os
P. NJ. and 9:ls p. NJ; from Norfolk ll:to A. y.
a' nr Ice: No. SIS East Main Street.
", B. BEYILL. Q. II SOsLEi.
-
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coAsTWIsE TRIPS in THE
RIi555sgNat a3iS3ff NOEL %. 10 f1 5Nf 9fi5Ng

Richmond to Boston and return, $500;
ing meals and room via Merchants and
Miners Transportation Co., from Norfolk.
daily line to New England, Tickets on
sale. atlC. g. O: and n. & y; Ey. Of
Agent, Norfolk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-20

Spot cotton closed Guet; mlddllng uplands,
Cotton, quiet; middling s.i5; net receipts. Is
bales gross, 4.l49 bales; sales, 20 bales; stock.
l2s, sos bales; export to Great Britain j, ms
bales; to France, 2,s07 bales; to the Continent,
l,263 bales.
bales; export to Great Britain, SITS bales; to
France, 6,6o7 bales; to the Continent $500
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
pnANI1r MARKE1,,

Xxx PEANUT MARKET, Il
(Reported ~ Rogers Mccaha and Coz
4 PETERsBuRG! VA, June .ls.-P,EANuTS-
Market firm at 5l,ot0l,o7, Ylrginias-M Market
auIet5 at SIC. for fancy stock; machine pick
cd, en- sNc, shelling stock, 2Gexc. 5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-20
CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

t.hicaro Terrninal OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 97H
S.oiore a. Midland Observation-Disclosures. rs
Coiorado and Southern M,.,,.,............ 9+E
China 5s cartifcatcs 1854
Denver and Rio Grande observation-disclosures. 1921
Distiiior.s secIrIties IL ......,...... 70 y4
Erie nrior lien 1o,ta
Erie General Observation-Disclosures. s4h
Forth Worth' and Denver City 1st........ 1914
Hooking Valley 1ilss
Janan ss, certificates. j. ,looN
Louisville and Nashville Unihed ts........ tlo3
Manhattan con- gold ~
Mexican Central ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. N!6A
Mexican Central 1at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. nh
missouri MISC Kansas and Texas 4s............ 1oo&
Nst,onais r. r. Of MEXICO con- g. so,a
Ea, eYnrk central gen 3ids,..,..,....,..... 1908
Esw 1ersevs Central gen. 5s............... 1864
Eorthern Pacific 1854
Eorthern \ Pacific .,.,........ TIN
Eorfnlk and Western con. ls................ 1o2N
Oregon Short Line refundlng 4s............ 70 IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-20
Montaslg,1ue's Roanoke Crowd.

Reports from Roanoke OF the crowd present
to hear the speech OF, Governor Montague on
Saturday night In that City vary widely;
Some reports place tho number at 1890
persons, while the Roanoke Times. which
prints q four column reporu Of the speech.
says In Its Introductory paragraphs;
tween 500 and zoo people at the Academy Of
Music In this city last Saturday night"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-20
Rail WAY

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY IS. 1906.
~. TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
,n @ A. M.-Daily--Local for Charlotte, n. C. 3S5
H:So =. Observation-Disclosures Pullman t.
atlanta and birmingham, New Orleans,
aiemphS Chattanooga and all the South.
WIN through coach Tor Chase CITY, OK.
FORD, Durham and Raleigh. n f5.' f3fF \
6:9o + MEX. Sunday-chase City Local.
4u:So +. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS reaayi 9:a
=. M, for all the South. 6 a3eS
-, YORK RIVER LINE
Inc favorite route to baltimore and Eastern
points Leaves Richmond 4:9o p. NJ daily.
except Sunday. S1s}S ls3ff 6gi 1H's ~ -
4 2:l6 F. M.--Local-Daily. except Sunday.
4:2O P. M.-Except Sunday-For West Point,
connecting with steamers for Baltimore
" and river landings Steamers cali at York.
town and Clay Bank Mondays. Wedncs-
Gays and Fridays. and at Gloucester Point
and Almonds Tuesdays. Thursdays and
Saturdays. 5e.l7l33 5a4g.g3S
4:45 a; M.15Except sunday-Local mixed for
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. j$3;
500 A. NJ and 6:42 P. M.-From all tho South
1895 T. M.--From Charlotte and Raleigh. &S8
& $40 A.. M'-From Chase City and intermodis
ATOMS. 44S
s:25 a. M.-Baltimore and Yves. Point. s
1919 a. M Daily, except Sunday and Mondays;
6Mo ?. r., daily, except sunday--Brotn
F7a West Point. n ggss 3fF
C. W: WEsTBURY, D. P. "a, Richmond. Va
g. H. IIARDWICK. w. n. TAYLOE,
II. B: SPENCER, asn'l. NIT. 81 i'lli
s}sa Washington D. G. .ft5 ssSts y sf4
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ATLANTIC coAsTfLlNE r. n. SUNDAY
EXCURSION BETWEEN RICH
MoND AND PETERsH R0.
40 cENTs.-ROuNDAT HlP-4o CENTS.
Tickets good on all regular trains linl,
Tied to date OF sale.
TAKE STEAMER aoLp POINT COM,
PATH. 10 O'CLOCK.
75c. Round Trip to Norfolk, 75c,
75c. Round Trip to Newport News, 1bc.
Children under "a years, Boz.
81 Tickets good to return next night or
following Tuesday, K
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Pennsylvania COW. sHs...,,,','.'.'',.,....,E Io1H
Reading General Observation-Disclosures. 1oaH
e. Yon,. I'd 1ron Mountain con. 5...... 11sH
a. SIs and san.Frarcisco IL. 4s........ soH
st. Louis southwestern con. 4s........... o.
seutparu psciHc IA 92A
Southern railway Northumberland .1k
Tasas and = pacIhc Observation-Disclosures. lin
Teiado 81 ~ and western 4,............ s3H
i-nion Paciac 1osH
T,s,sa pnnieo cnn, IA 122
s;n;tnd staiss steeiS ID Observation-Disclosures. o3A
Trshos ists. 1l7&
tI,aSast i1ah . I3s Observation-Disclosures. ~
w apasn 1sa 20. Observation-Disclosures. 50
1Wu,seirr and ate Eric Observation-Disclosures. 93X
yv,.cnn.sn ntral n. stX
49,, e. - saries- .......,,,.,.,,......... %
Ia!,an Ia certifcates OK
.1,aHfnra A. TIA "a Iet A.....,......... 10 n
Soio-ado ma "a let. B................. 6Sh
n IVA = ncnI,aterai Trust 4s ............. sen
ccntrai 81 Georgia Sd 3Ino.................... ssh
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MONEY AND BxcHANGE-CLosE
Money on call easy 2G2 1-3 per cent:
closing hid, 2aoffered at ia: time money
days, 3 Ia; six months. 31-2da 81,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-14
WALL STREET REVIEW
PROFESSIONALS SUFFERED FURTHEl
 DISAPPOINTMENT,
Failure to Revive General Interest In Mar ket Because of the Equitable's Plan of Settling Its
 Dispute.

stocks today reflected the further disap-
 failure of any general interest in the market | to revive as a result of the Equitable Life plan of settlement and the prospect of peace feeling of disappointment was already
 if'ef clement of traders Cherished hope that the irresponsiveness of the market to tho
 day observed ap/,ser Europe. 1t was with the expectation that the resumption Of operations in foreign markets would show the effect of the peace developments since the adjournment on last Friday, that the local operators marked up prices late in The London market availed itself of this opportunity this morning to sell about 3o.- definite abandonment of any hope of specu iative revival on account of the peace ne-
 gotiations immediately followed. The pro- fessonal element thereupon proceeded to take steps to undo what they did yester-
 Ss been adr driven % to eovsr pT6eeeded to H renew @ their short contracts and the small pro-
 fesional commitments on the long side were
 How closely these lines of conduct were
 followed was indicated by the relatively
 risen most since last Friday. E3uch effect
 as peace prospects, produced on foreign mar
 anxiety over the Moroccan question. Some of the newer phases of the Equitable Life
 market circles notably notably the is' general err ''S sr-
 rangement of conditions in the life insur- ance DuSlnesS contained ID IOriner PreSf- dent Cleveland's acceptance of the trustee ship.
 The crop bulletin for the weather bureau received an unfavorable interpretation in the commodities produced The conditions reported for corn and cotton were con- sidered satisfactory. while much was made of the yield reported from the winter wheat being harvested and the improved condition Of spring wheat was practically ignored. The increase shown in the May exports of agricultural products of nearly $22, 100000 over May of last year did not help the market. The expansion in cotton report ed during the month of 632,7l3 bales, against 144,240 bales in May of last year was the noteworthy feature of the showing. Reports of large increases in the yearly earnings of Amalgamated Copper subsidiary companies did not save that stock from being one of the weakest in the list. The uninterrupted ease ruling in the money market took that subject practically out of consideration. Another payment by the sub-treasury of s500.000 on account of telegraphic transfer from San Francisco marked the further return of funds recent ly transmitted to that point on account of American Smelling Companys purchases The stock market showed no effective power toward recovery ani though the last prices not Tn all casos at the low point, the closing tone was easy
 Bonds were heavy. Total sales. par value.
 S3, 4s5.000. United States 4s coupon
 advanced per cent call.
 NEW YORK STOCK LIST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-06-14
KANSAS CITY LIyE sTOsK.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, June 1S.-Reports from thresh- to maintain a firm tone in the wheat mar ket here today. At the close July was up off hc and provisions are down 21S G7Hc.
 Firmness in the wheat market developed market was rstSer weak. initial quotstions lSas on Ss SH July p,s being trd off & h9%Sho , at % ssH Q at the openns %eaher was one of the reasons for thu, selling pres influence was the bearish tenor of reports received from a party of traders who are ing crop conditions. According to advices from this source the yield of wheat in In
 sd eers s%er rsisod Ne%s of entirely opposite nature soon gave rise to gradually becoming firm. From NebrasSka S same Hans,oI reports 3rt Of cSnsdera6le damage by nature was the strength of wheat at Min hneapolis neaap @ oo As trading progressed offerings from Dallas that returns fl om threshing showed seS.ra the new crOP to be generally of July sold at S7Me, Final quotations in that option were att S6A Qs7c. Clearances of els Primary receipts were 227, 40O bushels, compared with 3S5,00o bushels a year ago. Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago reported receipts of 2o2 cars. against 200 last week
 Reports of damage to the crop in the Ohio the corn market. Absence of any indica@ tion of an increase in movement furnished an additional hullish influence. Commits sion houses were persistent buyers through out the entire session The market opened O trifle easier a result of larger receipts than expected. but offerings were not sui ficient to satisfy demand and prices quick ly rallied. July opened unchanged to K Q and closed at 62%c.
 Sentiment In the oats market was bear- fish the entire day. Selling by cash houses was feature of trading. The volume of business was small July opened a shade sod off to 3O%c and closed at SON C.
 Provisions were inclined to weakness not withstanding liberal shipments of meats and lard. Commission houses were moderate sellers. At the close September pork was off S@7ko at e1R.s5Q12. .S7H. Lard and ribs were each ho lower at $7.42m 91.4s and S7.65 respectively.