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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-15
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Columbus, Ohio, May 40, 1909.
Six years ago had severe attack oi
[nhammatory Rheumatism. I was laid ur
m bed for six months, and the doctors
had did me no good. They changed med
icines every week and nothing they pre-
scribed seemed to help me. Finally be-
gan the use of S. S. S. My knee and elbow
joints were swollen terribly, and at one
lime my joints were so swollen and pain
full that / could not close them when
opened. was so bad that could not
move knee or foot. was.getting discour-
aged, you may be sure when began S. S.
S., but as 1 saw it was helping me contin-
ued it, and to-day am sound well man
and have never had a return of the disease.
S. S. S. purified my blood and cured me
of this severe case of Rheumatism after
everything else had failed. l have rec
commended it to others with good re-
suits. R. II. CHAPMAN.
1855 Mt. Vernon Ave.
The poisonous acids that produce the In
hammation and pain are absorbed into the
blood and Rheumatism can never be con-
| quered till these are neutralized and FL
/ tered out of the blood and system. S. S. S.
/ goes directly into the circulation and at.
| tacks the disease itself. 1t purifes and re-
stores the blood to healthy, vigorous
condition. 1t contains no potash, alkali OF
~ a. MRA other strong min.
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~ ~ NV erals, but is guar
' anteed entirely
IA "a W vegetable. Write
N VI N us and our physi.
"a "a VA clans will advise
A with out any
IN IN charge whatever
A ~ A Our book on Rheu.
" ~ ~ matism sent free
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
Progress ofs United States.

The elatiye Z prog ess made BY the
the import trade Of Japan will be seen
from an examination Of the following
pan at quinquennlal periods from 1854 to
1879. ana annually from 1900 to 1901. In
cent. Of Japan's imports. while the United
Kingdom supplied forty-three per cent:
in 1859 the United States supplied e3
per cent, the United Kingdom so per per
.9.3 per cent, the United Kingdom $50
per cent; lSsS the United States supplied
i7,3 per cent, the United Kingdom 203
per cent, and in 1904 the United States
supplied ~ per cent .and the United
has therefore Increased It's proportion roI 10,
ports in ISL to sixteen per cent. IN 1904.
while the United Kingdom, meantime has ,s
forty three per cent of Japans total Inn
ports In tho former and but twenty per
cent. of her total imports in the latter
year.
Total imports into Japan and share from
the United States and the United
Kingdom respectively, at intervals
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
Leaf Tobacco Market.

Yesterday was u record -bredker for the sea-
son on tho Tobacco Exchange. Tho packages
sampled and sold numbered 237. tho greatest
number for any ono day thia season. The
small proportion OF wrappers In such large
offerings was q nubject Of reinark, and satis-
fled the buyers that there nre but few more
wrappers to offor this season. Tho demand
for all grades OF sul,-cured wrappers is very
active. every manufacturer represented on the
market being In urgent need OF them and
prices being offered for common, medium. fine
and fancy wrappers are high enough to bring
them to market II they were IN tho country
to DO brought, A few small packhges OF each
of the grades named wero ,old yesterday and
they brought high prices. Ha.d one tobacco
man: "Only about one package In forty
offered contains wrappers, and that y usually
tho si1,s Hast package In the forty,' The othor
thlrty-nine are filled With filters and low
grade stock. Common ind medium fillors
are calling a fraction better. but all other
grades remain droopy and lower than tho
groWers would like to SEQ them,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
Excess Of Imports.

During the past ten years Japan has
has exported, the excess OF the Imports
over the exports averaging about $50, COZ, =
coz annually during that period.
An sexalninat ton OF the statistics OF
commerce with the principal countries
shows that Japan imports most largely
from Great Britain, British India, the
United States, China and Germany, these
five countries supplying about seventy
seven per cent. of her total Imports. OF
the la9mports into j apnn ~ In 1901.
amounting 10 1854 9SS. COO. the United King
dom supplied s3I,34600, or 20.2 per cent.
British India QncludinE Straits Settle
nents), Ss5, rs, 00O, or nineteen per cent:
the United States, s2s,9!2;000, or 1871 per.
cent; China, SCI, 295 COO or 14.s per cent,
and Germany, sli,2ei 900 or II per cent
to SIS. o92, coo in 1904, the principal coun-
ries OF destination are the United States.
$50, 423, 900; China, $50. So7, eco; France, slS,
Us. 600; Hongkong, S14, 024 900; Korea, $40
154, 0oO; Great Britain. IS, 600, and Italy,
S6.011 600, these seven countries taking
about nine-tenths Of the exports from
Japan. It will be observed that tho
United States Is by far Japahs best GUS
toner, exports to the United States from
Japan representing about one third Of her
total sales to foreign countries. Among
the nations exporting goods to Japan,
however, the United States occupies a
lower rank, being exceeded In that re-
spect by both Great Britain and British
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
RAILWAY

SCHEDULE IN zEFFECT5 MAY %, 1905.
,,.. TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. ss
~ ~ a. M.-Daily--Local for Charlotte, NJ C.
1:So +. Observation-Disclosures Pullman 10
atlanta aud Birmingham, New Orleans.
Memphis. Chattanooga and all the South.
win through coach for Chase City, OK
FORD, Charleston and Raleigh. ~ {Ss
.e:W z. Mex. Sunday-Chase CITY Local.
1l:3O z. Observation-Disclosures lrnan ready -
est& z. NJ, for oil the South n ss9&
iH YORK RIVER LINE,
q Inc favorite route to Baltimore and Eastern
polnta. Leaves Richmond 4:2o p. NJ, daily,
except Sunday. RI - - -
2:16 p. M.-Local-Dally, except Sunday j.
4:2O P. M.-Except Sunday-For West Point,
5 connecting with steamers for Baltimore
and river andings. Steamers cali at York
town and Clay Bank Mondays Wednes-
Gays ana Fridays and at Gloucester Point
ana Almonds Tuesdays. Thursdays and
AS a. M.7Exeept sunday-.1ocal mixed fos
Woet Point. }Si3E .sl5{z 1870
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
6:63 a. M. and 6:42 P. M-Brom all the South,
8:3a P. M.-F'rom Charlotte and Raleigh.
$40 A. M.-From Chase City and intermedl-
ate stations. 81 l34ss E. ,is5 sgs5 81
o:as A. M.-Bnltimore and West Point
1895 A. NJ, Daily, except Sunday and Monday:
$40 p N. daily. except sunday-E>rom
c. W. WEsTBURY,D P. A., Richmond. Va
4 s. H. HARDWICk, w. II. TAYLOR e.s3ti
H. B: SPENCER, aen'l. Msr ! n -. '35 $8
" Washington, D. @. zzslS55 XIII 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.

Corrected daily. Unless otherwise stated these
Quotcoions are wholesale prices)
3 LIVE POULTKY-Spr!ng chickens. large. per
per pound. l3dl4c.; ducks. per pound. 134l4c.;
geese. per mead. 5oa75c.; gutneas, per head,
Gd3c.
EUITER-Choicc dairy packed. per pound.
13Geoc.: choice family packed. pc. pound. 100
&C.. store packed, yellow, extra. per pound.
17Gisc.: store packed, fresh mixed per pound,
l3G15c.; common grades, per pound, l3Gc14c. p
EGGS-In crates, fresh, nearby, Dozen tic. !;
In crates, fresh. per dozen, 1G1l7c.; In barrels
fresh per dozen. l5alSc
/ SIMULTANEOUSLY peaches, N c.,
fancy, per pound. lall4c.; peaches, Virginia,
fancy per pound, 1eQiIec.; peaches. unpeeled
per pound, 415c.; apples FANCY. sliced, per
pound. !9ths.; apples. 'Syaporated, pei
81 seize; blackeye, No.. 2. per busheI, $40;
black per bnsael $40; clay, per bushel, 81. 100
Sl.a Beans-Handpicked,s per bushel. ALSO
j. 70; white, mixed, per bushel }Ll01L25; col.
ored, per bushel, SLl5V1 70
RAJ LIVE STOCk-Veals. choice, per pound. exc. {;
yeaIs, thin, per pound. $3.50. runners, per
pound, $3.50: hogs. choice per pound. ~ 05c.;
lambs, choice, per pound, $3.50; sheep. choice,
per pound, Stl4isc.; beef cattle. common to
prime, 2t.14c; bulls. per pound, 2h6 CSC.
FLOUR-Wlnter superior: ss6oGa.16i winter
extra Ss.75I4.25: winter clears. &5G6. 70; win.
ter straight, $5.25d .6o2 winter patent, S. 1909
SEQ. Buckwhcat, per pound. ?hq3c. Cornmea!.
city sacked, roo 12hc country bolted. sacked.
eaii ySsc. Nlllfeed-shipstuff. per ton. $1,000
o.00; bran. sl9. so9el.0o.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
PRICES DROPPED
TO LOWER 10. ! IL! !. Level " !:
Market Then Became Apatl1etic.
and Suffcrad Little From
Further liquidation.
A / DISCLAIMER OF RUMoRs
Equitable Controversy Unfavor-
able Factora'ill Market-Japa-
nose Bonds Were Heavy.
!. -. 80 n : IN. n
INV Associated press.,

NEW YORK, June Judged by the
volume of transactions to-day not much
Importance would attach to the stock
market. but the extent OF the reduction
in prices effected by the operations must
be allowed considerable Significance as
an5index OF the speculative altitude to-.
wards values. To a large extent the re-
suit OF the day represented simply a re.
treat from the professional 8coH,ntn entA
to the long side Of the market. which wero
made yesterday. Specific disclaimers OF
some OF the unauthorized rumors upon
which advances were effected had so.ae--
thing to do With the change OF position.
A sense or Dissatisfaction with she
mea ger response from any outside sources
70 yests,days demonstration n was v, "a ihs
changes In prices was erecled prey
promptly as the trading began, and re-
presented n revised estimate Of values as
much as az, actual result O felat'e sup up
gave way promptly on light offerings. ana
4 when the level had been touched, )" hicm
was Judged to be appropriate 70 the, new
opinons the marke. sank ,nto qni I,res
sure Of liquidation. There was niue resi-
liency however and no effective new
demand was attracted by the cheaper
g prices. FlneIc can DE
Importance attached 10 the Equitable life
controversy as an unfavorable factor In
the market.
The days news from the crops did not
throw any very definite light on {thelr
prospects, but the feverish movements IN
the grain markets was significant or the
problem still to be settled OF the, outcome z
OF tho crops. The money market was
slightly nrmer than during. the recent
past. The continued pressure on United
States Steel stocks was OF large sym d pa
thetic erect and considerable reaiiznls
IN Reading and In Union Pacific was con.
nected with the changing views OF q
prospect OF dividend increases which
were considered good in connection win
Yesterdays buying. The market made no
effective recovery and closed easy. The
japanese bonds were heavy to-day IN COM
pany With the general bond market
Total sales, par value. y ,ll1,0D. !, nited
The total gales OF stocks for the day
amounted TO $50, 900 shares
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
OTHER PRODUCE MARKETS.

NEW YORK. June 1.-FLoUR-ouiet and
unsettled. Rye Flour-Flrm. cornme affirm.
1 Wheat. Firm: No. red. nominal. Options
5lMQl9sc. metz higher. July closed at s3&c,;
September, S6ssc,; December. SEC,
Corn--FIrm; No. 2. SIC. elevator. Options &c,
net higher. July closed at 6ac. Oats-Steady;
iseel-Fir4n. Cut Meats--steady. Lard
Quiet; refined. Arm; continent. $40. Pork.
Quiet. Tallow--Steady, Rosn--Steady at24ooV
40 TurpentIne-steady at 771sg7sc
Cotfce-Spot Rio, quiet; No. Z Invoice. The. |;
mild, quiet Cordoyu, 1OTl3c. Futures quiet
at a net decline q 6gl5 polns. susar :,
4kc,; n,olasses sugar. axe. refined. steady.
Rlce-Steady. Molasses--Fll7n
Butter--Firm; creamery, l912lAc.; state
dairy. l7qpic. Cheese-Qulet and unchanged.
Eggs-Qu!et and UNCHANGED.
Potatoes-Weak; southern rose sl.5o92C0;
state and Western, ,76c. Q+l00; Jersey sweets,
$16I9 Is. Peanuts-Steady; fancy handpckrd,
6Ag5,sc.: other domestic, SHl5,.o. Cabbages--
Charleston per barrel crate 16c. Gfl 90. Cotton
BY steam to Liverpool, lOdiSc.
CHICAGO. ILL. Juno l,--Scatcty Of cash
wheat al ali grain centors was The underlying
reason for q strong wheat market here to-day,
At the close wheat for July delivery WAS up
1MdDlNc. Corn Is up 1QlMc.; oats show .
gain OF NO; provisions arc 7h9l6c higher
The lsed!ng futures RANGED a. follow;
+}t NJ Il fT574a+g1 Open, Hlkh, Low. Close
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
Celebrate Anniversary.

West View baptist Sunday school, cor
ner Of Grove Avenue and Meadow Street,
Will celebrate Its sixteenth anniversary
to-rliKtt at 8;16 o'clock. A very interest
Ing programme has been arranged. and
friends OF the congregation Will be COR
daily welcomed,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
Customs Business Increasing.

Tho customs business OF, the port Of
Richmond is rapidly Increasing, as shown
BY the comparison OF the amount re-
scslyed in duties this May and. In May,
1904. The total coleetlonss Z. f2r the month
this year, aggEEegated $S.esl'M, compared
crease OF sl.2a2Ss IN q single year. q.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
The Produce Market.

Except that fruits arc coming In more,
freely and growing better as to quality, and
that tfo supply Of spring chickens Ia getting
nearer up 10 an equality with the demand
Wholesale produce market yesterday,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02

SpOt. COTTON ClOseu Qulct, ~ pOlutS tower,
middilns uplnnds, SIS; middng gulf. 500;
sales, zee bales.
Cotton. quiet: mlddllns. s.75; net receipts %
bales; grcss, 5,6l5 bales; sales. 2.s42 bales;
stock. "a bales.
Total to-day at all ports-Net receipts. 1902
bales: export to Great Britain, a,7se bales;
stock. &C., 40 bales.
Consolidated a, all ports-Net receipts, 1o3.es2
bales: export to Great Britain, G7.73 bales: to
tho Continent 4l.0s5 bales: to Japan. 1855
bales; to Mexico. 100 bales. 4
Total since September LIST at all ports-Set
receipts 20 162 bales; export TO Great Britain.
3.53?,74s bales: 10 France. 7343i2 bales to tho
Continent. 1851 .oo bales; to Japan. 2A, PA
bales: TO Mexico, g, sss bales.
NEW. ORLEANS, Las, June i. COTTON
Spot cotton dull and easier. Sales $50 bales.
Quotations 10. lower.
Futures opened uiet with prices 39s points
lower than yesterdays closing figure on q
perfect weather map, lower New York and I'M
favorable Liverpool. Realizing by the longs
sent prices down rapidly and BY noon, COM
pared with yesterdays finals, July had lost II
points at S6L October IA at Sal. and Deem
Der Is at $50. The market continued weak
throughout the day, the trend OF prices being
distinctly downward. the staple apparently hav-.
Ing lost it's las, friend. The coslng was Very
quiet. the llst SHOWING net losses OF 1898
points.
4 Cotton futures steady, June. s,5sas.ss July.
Ss.4e: August. s42Qs.4+: September. S.380S.: %:
October. s.2sIH. SO: November, sN9S. 81; De-
ccmber, s.+1S.45; January, s.l79S.4o.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. June 1.-The cotton market was
generally easier. owing to expectations OF O
less bullish government report o-inorrow than
previously looked for and better weather In
the South. The opening was easy ut a decline
OF 4a9 points in response to lower cables than
expected. II was believed that the, English
trade had been Influenced, BY crop reports Is
sued by private parties here one OF which
estimated decrease IN acreage Of only 1870
per cent, and the reduction In acreage at - 9
per cent. At first there was q pretty good
demand here and prices inlproyed a little on
tho opening figures, but as tho small acreage
reduction estimates received circulation, Offer
ings became more general. and thu list Was
soon off to a net loss OF about lG1d0 points.
s Following this there was slight upturn on
covering, but the market turned weak again
after a rally Of or, points, and IN the after.
noon sold at the lowest level OF thesession
under more liberal offerings by local profess
sonals and continued liqudatlon. The close
was steady In tone but at Just about the lows
est. not decline Of lsg.4 points, Sales futures
estimated at 700 bales.
Receipts OF cotton at tho ports to-day were
1909 bales against 1850 last week and 3,342
last year. For the week OBSTINATE 125, 900
bale aagalnst 1874. oss last week and ,oss last
l.475 bales against 1850 last year, and at
Houston 1919 bales against 3Sl last year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va, June /. 1905.
QUOTATIONS.
CATTLE MARKETS..
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
q (Sales at Union Stock Yards.)
Richmond, Va, J une /. 1870

Richmond, Va, June l. 1905.
There was a light run Of cattle here this
week and prices were about the same as last,
and lambs and light supply Of hogs.
8 We quote choice native Virginia cattle. 5A1
sae medium to good 4aSe southern ut cattle
sdsxc veal calves. 5Qehc.; fresh cows, and
s]sasc.: common, 5isase. good hogs, SIX a5ac,.;
common. 41fG5c.
CHICAGO. ILL, June 1.-cATTLE-Re-
ceipts 5000 head. Market steady. Good to
$40; stockers and feeders, S2.75d5.0o; cows,
so.ep9s,oo; heifers. sa-7ea5. 40; Gamers s1.soD
R s su's sS .aS eSy xfst s4ssSy Mx1
heavy, s4.Soa5.25; light, b.lsa6. sssh bulk Of
Market steady. Good to caoice wethers. shorn,
$L6ogS.O0; fair 10 CHOICE mixed. storn, 1900
ADJ, native lambs. shon. A.6o9S. %.
!, NEW YORK, June l,--BEEvlss- Receipts,
Calyes-Rece!pts Y head; nothing doing; nom
inally steady. Dressed calves rather slow;
city y sa She
Lambs-Recelp,s less head Sheep ana yenr-
llnss dull and lo@Hc:., lower; good lambs
inss nominal. lambs. sS.4ss,5o. H {
ceipts s9l6 head; nomlnally steady,
L. BALT1MoRE, MD, June. l;--sTocK ON
with ready sole. but offerings most ordinary
and prime arrivals here. We quote rs fol-
lows: Beef Cattle-Flrat quality. per pound,
4q41sc.; medium. per pound, Sgs1a bulls. sJ,c,i
thin steers and cows per pound. 2apelsc.: oxen,
per pound. :43c.; ,mch cows, extra, per head,
ss6Gl3O good. per head. s124co; common. per
head, SS4lO. .Calves-Smooth, fnt veals In good
and constant demand. but such are In moderate
receipt, Market, steady. VEAL choice, per
Souna aba 9 DO sgod beld snge
and Lambs--Al desirable offerings OF lambs
meet With road ysale: demand steady. Old
400; do. do. per pound, 3'sfplc.; No. Z fat,
per pound. 2gSc,; old bucks, ~ a3Ac.; common,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02

sides. boxed. s7.12ha7.so. wh!skey. basis OF
high wines. sl.2s. Clover, contract grade.
eli.76a1e.8 Butter-s,eady: crearneres. 1850
9thc.; da.ncs. 1eG19c. Eggs-Ensy at mark,
cases included. l4c.; frsts. 14kc.: prime frsts.
{ 6c.; extras. 1ehc Chcese-Weak at 94l0hc.
BALTIMORE, MD, June l.-FLOUR-steady
and unchanged Wheat-Dull: spot. contract.
Ssl.5aA1lGA sou them By sample, e2c. dsl 03h.
5Corn--Firm: spot and the month. 55h ao5Hc.;
southern white corn. COX @e5cN. Oats-Dull; NO.
SC. nominal. Butter-steady and unchanged;
fancy Imitation, 19c.; do. creamery. zoc Eggs
Fir mat tic, Cheese-Easy and unchanged.
Sugar-Steady and unchanged.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
JAPAN HAS MADE
RAPID PROGRESS
Statistics Show Great Increase in
Foreign Commerce During
Last Decade.
TRADE WITH UNITED STATES
Growth, in Dealings Between
America and Island Empire
Particularly Notable.
TRADE WITH UNITED STATES
(spcclal to The Timcs-Dlspatch

tSpcclal to The Times Dispn tcll.) #
WASHINGTON, D. c., Juno 1.-The
Annual Return of the Foreign Trade OF
the Empire Of Japan in the Year 1901,
issued ,bve the Department Of Finance Of
that government, and Just received by the
Department OF Commerce and Labor,
through its Bureau OF Statistics, presents
the statistics Of commerce Of Japan dur
Ing the past year, as we'll as data showing
the proportion of its trade with each OF
the principal countries. Japan has made
rapid progress In her foreign commerce
during the past decade, and her trade
with the United States shows an espe-
cially rapid groWt hsssss t,tS3f q ;
The imports intofJapan in 1901 were the
largest on records Being SIS, s3Sooo in
value, as against sl57, $4,000 In 1903, s14a :
csc. ooo in 1860, and $685. 81 900 in 1895. Ex
ports from Japan in 1904 also established
a new high record, being S15S, $4,000 in
value, as against s144. 172.000 last year,
SOL, sosG0O in 1900. and s69.825,o0o in 1895.
Thus the imports into Japan have in
creased by Sis, 6270oO and the exports
from Japan BY So le1 200 since 1895.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
MONEY AND ExcHANGE-cLosT

Money on call steady. 21-od3 per cent:
closing bid, 23-4 per cent; offered at
per cent; time money. easy and dull;
six months, s1-4a31.. per cent: prime
mercantile papep = 3-4g4 IA per cent.
Sterling exchange steady with actual bus
mess in bankers billssat &4.s0.gaIi.s7 1or
demand and Mt s4.s5a4. Sc. 05 for sixty day
sbills. posted rates. s4!Ss and si.ss; COM
nlerciaE bi!lsi s4.s4 g-4al4.Sl 7-S.t Bar silver.
81 "a: Mexican dollars, IS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
PETERSBURG, VA, June 1.-PEANUTs-
Spanish. market arm at 81, o2hG1.05 Vlr-
ginIas-Niarket quiet at3%R4c. for fancy stock:
machine picked, 2h93flc.; Smelling stock. 20
n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02

per head, sl.soa2. 90 u spring lambs, to quail
lily, per pound. 7QpT1xc..

CINCINNATI, o.. Juno oGs-s.eady.
Butchers. s.. 1905. 4o; common. &4I5.25 Cattle
Slow. Fair to good shippers. At0a5.G5; COM
mon. si.25Qs.0o. Sheep-slow weak. Extra.
3A1014.D; common, S2.69a3. %. Larnbs-Slow
and weak; extra, 81. con1n1on ie97 90.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02

BALTIMORE STOCK a,ARKDT.
BALTIMORE Md, Tune L-Seaboard A
Line common, 10; do. preferred, ISL aGS,s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
VETERANS REUNION
AT LOUISVILLE, Ky, JUNE 14.16.
RATES AND ARRANGE MENTs
VIA C, & Q. RY

VIA C. g. Q. ny. e
Excursion tickets to louisville and re-
turn, at rate Of ono cent per mile, plus
twenty-five cents. authorized (Riohmond,
S SS sws sSs 4 s9rt MSsRss2Sa sa Hs%
Jlne 10TH ( 70 18th, inclusive limited Jun e
10th subject to extension, not later than
July 10Th, by depositlng ticket and pay-
ment OF fifty cents Zee MI
Il Special Pullman Sleeping Cars and
Coaches. carving hlshmgnfd q, and Peters
I SsSEs ffaDs M t ssyI oa hishRon %tSa nf
change, arriving Louisville II next morn
For Pullman reservations. apply to
Richmond Tranafer office, $40 East Main
Street, or address Chegapeake AMI Ohio
Railway Passenger Once, Richmond, va
MoUNTAiN HoMEs 81 Ills IlNE
OF The N oRFoLk AND
WESTERN RAILWAY.
Summer Excursion Tbckets now on sale,
good to return until October 81, 1905,
with stop-oYer privileges at all stations,
Descriptive pamphlet. giving q complete
list OF the resorts and boarding houses
along the line, now ready for distribution,
and VIII DO mailed TO any address upon
application.
For tickets, timetables and full infor-
nation. apply to the Richmond Transfer
Company, Ticket Agent, BYRD Street Sta
ton, or at company's office, 83s East Main
Street John r. Wagner. City Passenger
and Ticket Agent g. II, BOSLEY,
+ plsttlct Passen ger 1Ageats
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-02
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