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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-20
RAILROAD Tr1fE Tables.

ROCK ISLAND SYSTEM TIME TABLE
TOPEKA, KAN.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-20

BICYCLES HND REPAIRING.
y. 8. CYCLE CO.. 1ls T. sth st. National
& johnson bicycles. Supplies. repairs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-17
TOBACCO CROP IS
NOT PROMISING / ! ! n J. NJ
Planters Much Discouraged BY
Scarcity Of LaborToo
Much Rain.
From our Regular correspondent.)

# (From Our Regular Correspondent.)
WARRINGTON, y. c., June 1e.--1nfor-
nation received at the Department of
Agriculture indicates that the tobacco
crop Of Virginia Is not specially promis-
Ing this year. The long continued VIM
ter, and too much rain. but, especially
Ethe scarcity of labor, are much COM
planned OF. The tendency Of the negro to
leave the farms and labor on public
works. as he calls roads, railroads, fur
naces, ETC., Is most discouraging to the
tobacco planter. tits said that but for
the Lack of labor the acreage would
tobacco district Of Virginia. But little
transplanting has been done In this dis,
trict, but 1t will be completed during
June tE33 + NJ II 3sg2 f4
Rains have. been prevalent In the Yir..
ginia bright belt, With the result that
in many sections transplantlng IS far
behind, as the land could not be prepared.
therefor. Plants are plentiful. but over
grown in the beds In many actions. a
reduction of 6 or s per cent. In acreage;
as compared with that Of last year, is
accounted for by the unsatisfactory
prices, ravages Of Insects. and, above
all. tho scarcity and high price Of labor
The opinion is expressed by many that
only farmers with families Of children,
who can work In the tobacco fields can
raise the weed without loss. @
Conditions in tho old bright belt Of
North Carolina are said to be about
the Same as those reported for the Vir-a
ginia bright belt. except that no COM
plants are made OF cut-worms or other.
Insects. Tho acreage will probably DO
about per cent. below that Of last
year.
1t is estimated that there will be an
increase Of about 10 per cent. in acre.
age in the new belt in the eastern part
of North Carolina. But the cry Of scar
city of labor is heard there also
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-17
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Juno 1s.--The cotton market
continued active. showing nervousness and ir.
regularity with final prices at about the lowest
point OF tho session. The opening was STEADY
at a decline OF g points to an advance OF
points the declines being due TO reallSihg.
while there was also good demand for. fresn
long account and shorts. At first continued bull
s,,pport was n factor, and the market advanced
slightly showing at one time u net gain OF
1qG points on the active months following
which there was more general selling PROVOKED
( apparently by a circular from tho leading Wall
Street operator claiming as his reasons Tor
tho abrupt change of front announced yester-
day. the expectation OF q small crop, There
was pretty good support on ~ scale down. but
the market while more or less irregular during
Tho afternoon with traders for both accounts
tilnid and Inclined to undo their commitments
on every few points movement. THO close
was within point or two OF the lowest at q
net decline OF 4g10 points. Sales We're esti-
mated at half million bales. s.
Weather reports were considered fairly favor
able, owing to further beneficial rains. but
private crop news continued OF a. hulsh aver
age, and reports indicated very fair Southern
SPOT markets.
Receipts OF cotton at the ports to-day wero
0.0t6 bales against 49, 1856 last week and 1851
last year. For tho week (cstlmntedl 81, 900 bales
against 1ll,030 last week and l4118 last year.
To-days receipts at New Orleans were LEGO
bales against l,7ss last year, and at Houston
a,204 bales againsttl47 last year, aud at Hous-
ton, 2,:04 bales against lat last year.
. o.
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BANK tCLEARINGs.
Report Of Bradstreets for Week
Ending Tune 18th.
Aaaociated press. I,

(By Associated Press)
NEW YORK, Juno 16.-The following
table,, compiled by Bradstreet, shows tho
bank clearings ut q number Of tho prln-
clpal cities for tho week ending Thurs
day. June 49, with the p.rconsnGe Of
increase and decrease as compared with
tho corresponding week last year. sixty
two other cities arc ncludol In the
totals:
New York. s1.4s454o4s9; increase, 42.2.
Chicago. $lS3.S37 066; Increase, J.. y
Boston. $138, 73S, 612; decrease, 2.6.
Philadelphia, $1o5, 1881; increase. $50.
st, Louis, $5s,215272; increase, Al.
/, Pittsburg, $48.424,618; increase. 253.
San Francisco. $33,bo7, 200: increase, 81.
Cincinnati. a23,S4o,000; decresae, So,
Baltimore, s22,b53,2s5; increase, II,
Kansas City, Sc, VI. 05sa increase. SIS.
New Orleans. s18,6o5,6 4s; Increase, H.
louisville, sl1.b4S,1s1; increase, b.6.
Memphis. sass, 900: deoreasa, T.
Richmond. s5,112,a57; increase, 23.S.
Washington, $5,O6S,229. increase. 126.
Savannah. $4,0i3,776; increase, N,2.
Fort Worth. s. 4ss, 45t; increase, COS,
Atlanta, S3.019,SS2: increase. 1b,3
Nashville. $4,000 NJ; Increase, ao7
Norfolk, s1,GH,4ef; Increase, As.
Augusta, $1:41O,16G, Increase. 3S2,
BIrn,in CHAM, 81, s82, 300a Increase. 29b,
Knoxville. $1,245,364; decrease. So.
Charleston, s1.058,s9b; increase, 3.
Little Rock, s937 .793; increase. S9,4,
Chattanooga. s70s.074; decrease. 49,
Jacksonville. $72so, 1867. increase, 4s1,
Macon, 1916 $50; Increase. A.
Z Houston, $l1.7al,7s3 increase, 1875
Galveston. s9.16a, 900; increase, 2s6.
Total United States, ,2,a72, sos, 1853 In
crease, 27,8. outside Now York, sos, 1887
Ss4; Increase, Q. Total Canada, $esab4,-
EOS. Increase, Is. b.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE is. 1906

.Hi- . 4 ~ 4 y vi
PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE Is. 1906
ARRIVED
Steamer Berkeley Shelly Norfolk, merchan.
disc and passengers, Old Dominion line.
. Schooner William Young, Russell. Kappa
SAILED
Steamer Old Point Comfort, Graves. Norfolk
and James River landings, merohandLae and
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk, rnerchan-
disc and passengers, old Dominion steamship
Company m
PORT OF WEST POINT, JUNE 10. 1905.
ARRlVEp
Baltimore. Courtney. baltimore passenger
q Elm City, Haynes. Alatnponi River landings,
passengers and general cargo. ~
SAILED. n
Baltimore Courtney. Baltimore. passengers
Elm city, Haynes. Mattaponi River landinsa
passengers ana general cargo. f{ss 81
E PORT VIEWPOINT NEWS, June 10, 1908.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Georgetown. Portland ij
Steamer Bordsey. New York.
Steamer Burbo Bank, New York.
SAILED.
Steamer Bordsey, Montlyideo. q "A "
Steamer Burbo Bank. Montlyideo
Schooner Thomas w. Lawson, Boston.
Barge Coal King Providence, rs
Barge Indepndent, Portland,
Barge GibsoI.G Quincy Point EN-
z Barge Berkeley, Bristol, Conn. III
Barge Linton. Portsmouth,
7 Barge CASTOR, Providence,
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY 8, 1915.
TRAINS LEAv e RICHMOND. fgii
~ a. M.-Daily-Local for Charlotte, N. G.
0:So r. M.-Daily--Lim ted-Bufret Pullman 10
atlanta and Birmingham, New Orleans,
Memphis. ChattanooGas aud ali tn soVtA.
with through coach for Chase city or
ford, Durham and Raleigh. sl77.3. n Il
600 2. Mex. Sunday-chase city Local,
u:3o T. IM.-Daily--Limited-Pul ready 8: 80
p. NJ, for all the South. 4lll a 5l3.. ca ~
81 YORK RIVER LINE
The favorite route to Baltimore and E,astArn
points. Leaves Richmond 1870 p. NJ, daily,
except Sunday. 80 80
2:l5 P. M.-Local-Daily, except Sunday.
A:D F. M.-Exoept sunday-For West Point,
connecting with steamers for Baltimore
and river landings Steamers call at York.
town and Clay Bank Mondays, ;Wsdnea-
Gays and F'ridnyS. and at Gloucester Point
ana Almonds Tuesdays. Thursdays and
as 4; .M5.kxeept Sunday LOCAL mixed foe
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
500 a. NJ and 6:l2 P. M.-Frotn all the South.
1885 T, M-From Charlotte and Raleigh
$40 a. M-From Chase City and interrs>di.
s:1 A. M-Haltimore and West Point
1o:Ao a. NJ, Daily except Sunday. and Gon9Ay;
BIO r ~, daily. except Sunday-gfom
CIV: WEsTbURY,. D. P. a., Richmond. va
81 g. H. IIARDWICk, w. II. TAYLOR
II. 3. SPENCER, Cent Gsr., 81 - 4 s. az
53 Washinston D. 9. a5ll S5 Il n
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Trains = Trains
Through 10 the The Seaside s. {
EVERY SUNDAY
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.

800 round trip every Sunday Special
fast trains with 4PARLOR CARS. leaves
Richmond $3.50 and 0 A.. NJ. every Sum
day for Old Point, Ocean View and Nor
folk. Ten hours at tho Seaside. Three
hours longer at Ocean Wow than any 9TH
er route, Returning, leave Norfolk via
Ocean View railway every hour until Z
T. NJ; leave Ocean View 1880 =. N. Leave
Old Point 4;b5 F.. M. and s:1b p. M.
Newport News passengers returning
must take train leaving Newport News
i6:25 p. M. or take train leaving Old Point
SIS p. M. This train does not stop at
NeWport News
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Weekly Trade Review.

b NEW YORK, Juno l6,-Bra dstreet's to-
morrow will say; a. 81 \. 3tGSs ~, Is
Distributive trade and crop Develop
nlsnts, while still Of an Irregular char
acter, hold, and have perhaps ADDED 20
for which warmer weather Is respon-
sible, Sales OF summer goods are moro
active and business for fall delivery ap-
pears we'll from all sections, save Texas,
where IMPAIRED wheat crop returns have
n datcrreDt effect Confidence In the
future still continues, Export trade Is
good, railway earnings are largo, huild-
ing Ia active, and steel mills ensaged on
The heavier forms OF finished material
l H situation. though disturbed here
and there ls, on the whole, 4 pleasant
.nHeX Crop prospects in general continue
fayarah,a. although corn conditions are
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-17
Print Cloth Market.
iBM Associatol Prol,

~ F5i LEY Associated Frocs,)
FALL RIVER, MASS. June 16.-The
sales In the print cloth market for the
week, are estimated at $4,000 pieces "A
much nrnler tone has prevailed In the
cloth market during the week. buyers
are active bidders at present prices, Eut
manufacturers continue to he slow sellers
The cause Of tho tirmness on the part
3nf the seller is the high prices asked
for the raw material and also the strong
belief that cotton may be marked UP In
the near future.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-17
FOR new n YORK.

Via Night Line Steamers Except Saturday
making Connection in Norfolk with Main Line
Ship following day at Z P. M. also Norfolk
and Western Ry, at 8 A. NJ. and P.S NJ. and
NJ, making connection daily Except Sunday)
at Norfolk with Main Line Ships sailing at
p. NJ. -. ~ ID 4 =
Main street;4J. E. MAYER, Agent, Steamer $
wharf; IT. d. WALKER Y. p. and r. NJ.
Nav York n. Y, 3iq8 sss7!a2Ef az
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-17
NAVAL STORES,

WILMINGTON. N, G., June 1s.-sP1R1Ts
TURPENTINE-Firm at 57Hc.: receipts, 1O6
casks. Rosln-Firm at s. %; receipts, III bar
res. Tar-Firn at $500 bid receipts. 40 bar
rels. Crude Turpentlne-Firm at $2.50GD4o5 and
Safe receipts. % barrels. ,jt z
& SAVANNAH. GA. June 6-TURPENTINE
Firm at 6slsc.; sales, 1876 casks; receipts, 500
casks; shipments, 1.143 casks. Rosln-Firm;
sale 8 1914 barrels; receipts. 1000 barrels ship
ments, 1854 barrels. ~
Z CHARLESTON, S. c.. June 1s-TURPEN-
TINE-sSeady at size. sales 1856 casks.
Rosn-Nothing doing m u
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u n. ~ Richmond, Fredericks.
~ 70 q Ia burg q Potomac n. u.
Nraina Lave RichmdnGl...NOrf Inward

y
4;b A. NJ, Daily 81. Through BLK
S:H a. M.-Daily-hiAtn St. Through
lis 4. I.-Week Days-B!ba- Ashland Ashland 40.
$40 4 So': MaSpaiiy-Byrd 81. Through. Local ~;
u: o5 nu1n-wcek Days-Byrd ST Through.
100 p. M.-Week Days-Byrd st. treuercks-
sos r. M.-Daily-Main st., Through
s:S p Week Days----Elba. Ashland Az
s:o6 =. M.@Daiiy-Byrd at. Through.
Trains Arrive Southwark. y
$50 \. M.--'Week Days-Elba- Ashland and Ae =
$40 K M.GWeek Days-Byrd ST. Fredsrlcks.
l:N A. M-Daily-Byrd st. Through: I'D
Il 80 a. N ,-Week Days-Byrd st. through.
a.14 p M.-DalIy-Main st. Through
3 I:l2 p. M--'Week Days--Elba- Ss Ashland Ac.
n 5fIRi comn,oda ton .35}lh 3s55E
i 7:15 p. M-Daily-Byrd ST. Through.
600 p. M-Dally-Byrd ST.. Through. Local
$50 =. E.-Daily-MaIn 81. Through.
NOTE-Pullnan Sleeping pr t'arlor Cara on
all above trains except trains arriving Rch-
niond II 80 "A. II, week days, and local accom-
Time Of arrivals and departures and oonneo.
S hI T1IfLSn CLIP. W. r.. TAYLOR,
Cent, Man q. Asst Gent. Mani, Traf. Man
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Cotton quiet: middling e.ls; gross receipts,
1895 ba les; sales. lis bales: stock. oaies
Total to-day at all ports--Nct receipts. 9.S4o
bales; export to Great Britain. 5.cS3 bales; TO
France 800 bales: TO tho Continent z, 07s ba les;
Stock rs t57 bales. !.
Consolidated at all ports-Net receipts, 5000
bales: export to Great Britain 5s57s bales: 70
France, 1904 bales TO the Continent, 1924
bales; to Japan. 1877 bales.
Total since September LIST at all ports-Set
receipts, g432 04 bales: export to Great Britain.
3.T14,94 bales; TO France, 776,is3 bales;5 to the
Continent 3,tb8. GS bales: to japan, 2s4, 20.
bales; TO Mexico. %. 70 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. La. June 16.-CoTTON--s
SPOT cotton In active demand for tho continent
Sales 1, 10 bales, Including $50 to arrive. De-
5ivered on contracts. 800 bales. Quotations ad-
yanced nc.
4 Futures opened dull and 1ae points up The
feature was the weakness of October in New
York. which. however. did not have much et.
feet here The weather map WAS considered
favorable with lower temperatures. The ad-
vance was checked by murors OF proflt-takins
ard Of the desire OF certain big operators to
sell out. July opened point up at S,9i, sold UP
to SEQ and finally declined to $50
& Cotton futures steady. Juno 6.oi asked; July.
800; August. s.s2 asked; September. s76ls.77:
October. s.7aGs.74; November. s76gS.7 Deem
Der, s.77d77s; January. S,siaS.ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-17
n NV N6ffo|k&WeSkI
JUNE II. 1905

UN - 4bU0.
ss LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. 5it
900 A. Mn ORgOLk LIMITED. Arrives
Norfolk 1890 Al NJ. Stops only at Peterzburs,
sos A.. M-CHlCAGO EXPRESS. Parlor,
Car, Broiler Service Petersburg to Lynchburx
and Roanoke. Pullman sleepers Roanoke 70
Columbus Bueield to Cincinnati; also Roam
qke Knoxville and Knoxville e. t e. Memphis
1870 P. M.-ROANOtiE i ENrRESs, Fos
Farmyllle, Lynehburg and Roanok 1s,,,, I, Is g.
rives Norfolk 620 NJ. Steps only a. PetsT z
steamers to boston, Providence. New York;
Baltimore and WteshlnRton, . ~.
7:S5 p, M.-For Norfolk and all stations east
= s.a Me - M.MNEw ORLEANS SHORT LINE:
Pullman sleepers Richmond to Lynehburg A1 q
Chattanooga, Memphis and New Orleans Caio
D As:so p. MIST LOUIS EXPRESS. Pullman
seSTer Petersburg to Roanoke and Roanoke to
Columbus. Cafe Dining Car. . y.
Trains arrive from tho West I; ~ a. n 2:ct
p. H. and OILS +. M; from Norfolk ll:to 4. y,
and $3.50 p. NJ. ,,.. 1. Ne
W. B. BEVILL, g: y. BOs1.EY,
Genl. Pass AIT. DIST Pasa Ass-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-17
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

THE DRY GOODS MARKET.
NEW YORK. June 16.-Buying In the dry
goods market Is moderate. but prices are very
firm. Buyers are endeavorlng to secure del!v.
cries which arc impossible In the majority OF
instances. sg$5$ S'S
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quotations are wholesale prices.)
LIVE POULTRY Spring chickens. large. per
psln Pound. sa,se; ducks. per pound. isai4e
:nas5e.
l.ai4c.: choice family packed, per pound. ! 14g
15c.: store packed, yellow. extra per pound.
1sgltc.; store packed, fresh. mixed. per pound.
l2fI l3c.; common grades. per pound. El0u12c.
e EGGS-1n crates fresh. nearby. dozen, 16c. !:
In crates, fresh. per dozen, &c.; In barrels.
aiiscELLAN peaches, N. c..
fancy, per pound. 13ap1+c.; peaches Virginia,
fancy per pound, l2@asc.; peaches, unpeeied.
p Ia &C. ga, No per buahe $3.50
blsskeys No per bnshs 'l!9 slae Se
white, mixed. per bushel. sl.1o9l.oo: colored.
per I,S SH'h s4oeR ss1 choice per pound SO
5,sc.; veals. thin. per pound. az l6c.: runners.
per pound. 4GSc. hogs choice, per pound. 4a9
I is sass beef as ests
mon to prime. ahQp41kc. & bulls. per pound, 2Mg
&C.: Irish potatoes. fancy, per barrel. tl.e9;
choice, per> barrel, $lao; medium, per barrel.
800. Country hams, 12gl4c. I. =. !.
4 FLOUR-Winter SUPERIOR $50 9s:76:. winter
.ntr. 9aS w!nte' S sIoas pe Sss MA
800 DYekwhss per pound 2AgsS cornm m q
ssis dssc. Mliifeed-shipstun. per ton, 81. go
23.6O; bran, ;l9.5oG2l. 90.
OTHER PRODUCE MARKETS.
NEW YORK, June l6.-FLOuR-Steady. but
quiet. rye Four-Steady, cornmeal-Flr1n.
Wheataspot nrm; No. red, sl.oe. Options
CLOSED Nfllc. net higher. July closed At 0S3sc. {;
Corn--Spot firm; No. 2. 6l,sc, opt!ons closed
barely steady at a partial nc. rise. July closed
at 5sisc.; September. 67Ac.5 oats-spot steady
9 'B Ss Cut Meats-stcady Lard
Steady refined steady. Pork-Steady Tai
iow--Easy RosIn-steady; strained. common to
good. $3.50. Turpentlue-Quiet at 6lMa6sc.
Cofee-spot RIO. steady; NO. invoice, 7s.c. !;
mild, steady Cordova. 101lsc. Futures closed
flrm at a net ad vance Of 1000 points SUGAR
Raw quiet; fair refining. 5hc.: centrifugal,
o. test, 4Ac.i ,nolasses sugar 3Mc; refined,
quiet Rics-Steady. Enthusiastically.
Buttor--StronG: creamery, 1sh1alc,; State
dairy, Is92oc Cheese-steady and unchanged.
Eggs-Irregular: Western, l31a@l7hc
f Potatoes -Weak; Southern rose, sl@1. Is;
southern seconds, COARSE, Jersey sweets, $40
ee5 Peanuts-Steady; fancy handpckad. bk %
$50; other domestic. 3AG5hc, CAbha ges-
Weak; Norfolk, per barrel. :5165c. Cotton-By
steam to Liverpool. 101l3c.
CHICAGO, I'LL, June. 16,--Fresh reports Of
here to-day in the wheat market, ~ the close
oats are up 1I9hc.: provisions show aMG71sc'
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See the Manoeuvres
AT Fort Monroe
June 18th to 18th.
All the Thrilling Events Of
War,
Use the G. g. O. Route.

6. & o. fast trains leave Richmond
8 "A. M. and 4 r. M. Only two hours
schedule, The entire week will be- one
OF pleasure and interest to all specta-
tors.
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STOCKS LII ELESS
0NSMA.LL MARKET \ | !.
Sales Very Few and But Little
Interest Taken in Days
Transactions.
JAPANESE BONDS ARE ACTIVE.
Equitable Revelations Said Not to
Have Any Influence Oil
Prices.
ny Associated prc.,.)

tBy Associated 1'rcss)
NEW YORK, juno 16.-To.days STOCK
market dropped another notch TOWARDS
tho condition OF absolute lifelessness.
There was u little squirt OF activity IN
Reading and some special demand Tor
tho certificates Tor the United States
Leather stocks. II these are deducted
from the days total, this remainder VIII
show as low an aggregate OF sales as
any full day III over four years.
Tho comparative activity In the certiii-
Gates OF tile Japanese l-2 per cent bonds
which have been IN demand ever since.
tho news OF the pattle OF. the Sea OF
Japan, proved an inviting nelu Tor inc
professional room traders, berett OF any
other opportunity OF eitecting q suiiicpsnt
price movement to yield profit on the
days turn. Transfers Of bonds also hrc
free from the tax which applies TO stock
transfers, thus stimulating the tradlns
Iii the issue Ny the professionals
Outside OF these few special movements.
the market was in a torpid state. Many
OF the most prominent STOCKS were ttos
traded In until later. In the day ana an,
in some cases were not traded IN at ~ az.
tho Identity OF the purchaser OK me ma IA,
jorlty stock Of the Equitable Lie insurance
Society and the terms OF the deed Q.
: trust to the voting trustees were a%a au;.
5tO&releAGe the MARKET &lIolA I'D
Tho publication az these facts this morn
ing created not ripple N the mar
Kct. II is now surmised that the de-
lay Is. In expectation OF the report OF tne
State superintendent OF insurance.
N The report OF the weeks currency
movement excited only lnnguld mares.
ms the principal Importance Is attachen
to the loan item. The money narke1
shows some effect OF the preparedness
for tho half-yeariy settlement. sahK
ers are little Inclined TO place lungs u u. :
the existing quotations. and express hopes
q Of better rates later in the year.
Aside from the Japanese II certin
Gates. the bond market was duh n l,a ~, ~
regular total sales. par value, Sdlo,Vo;
United states bonds we're all unchangea
on cnll. The total sales Of stocks to-day
4 amounted TO 14l.1n1 shares.
MONEY AND ExcHANG E--CLosE:
Money On call. easy: 2 1-4G2 IL per cent.
closine bid. PIT offered at Ilme
S money. steady: sixty days. 3 IL: ninety
DAYS. s1-t Six months, 1928 % per
+. cent. !, o674 rer
rent Sterling exchange. firm. WIN WV &c nc.
1nai husiness In bankers hills NJ sts, ~
~ TX for demand and a sF2. , .,a,! !,
1nr ca ,lnv bills Posted rates. S,sb an -,
sIss commnrcial bills Ast IS Har ssl-
vcr. rs "a: Mexican dollars. =
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STEAM BOATS
Mo DOMINION
III STEAMSHIP COMPANY
NIGHT Line For Norfolk.

Leave Riohmond every evening (foot Ash
gstreet) at 4 p. NJ. stopping at Newport News
an route, Faro $3.50 ono way 81 30 round trip.
includinR stntesroom berth; meals. &c. each.
Street Cars to Steamers Wharf.
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Sc aslos y'; No, sti red sss M corn
s Mia ys!'9g ss; M 81 w Ssts ' si
a2Nc. No q rye, tic, Good feeding barley, $50
4se.; fair 70 choice maltng 4oa14ec, Ne ,hax-
pork Der barrol sl265Gd:7o; lard. per ITO
pe unds. s7.2Qd7,:2; short ribs sdas (loosel,
$l.s0a7,s0i short clear sides thoxad). Ha7ai.Gs
Wyhiskey basis of high wines, ;l.26 Glover,
&C ntraet grade $ll.750i2g5 Eggs--steady at
mark. cases Included. lto. cheesc-steaJX Vt
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NEW YORK. June 1e.-BEEvEs- Receipts.
$500 head, Good steers shade lower: medium
grades. f10c. OF: very slow and cars unsold.
Bulls md cows dull to 15c. lower. Steers.
A.s5a5.s5; bulls. s3.25a425; cows. se.2oa3.75.
calyes-Receipts. go head: Market generally
steady; some sales ratherShigher. veals, $50
fed calves si.s7lsa6. 90. Dressed calves steady.
City dressed veals, slplo,.osSper pound; fancy
veals. lie. per pound; country dressed 6g91sc.
5Lambs-Receipts. $500 HEAD shep steady;
lambs slow and &c lower. Sheep, s3a4.5o 50:
tculls. $3.50; lambs. $s.s2Ifd7.50 50: choice s762IzV
Market firm. State hogs. g. s0gS %: mixed,
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3i{ BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
Limo common. 19Zfl20; do, preferred, % asked.
# BALTIMORE, MD, June 10. -Tseaboard sAir
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/, CHICAGO. June is-cATTLE-Recclp 1000
head. including 1000 Texans p Market steady.
Coed to prime steers. sa,4oa6.c5: poor to me-
dun! ~. Aae,2s: stoekers and feeders, s2.759
47s cows. $250G4.60; heifers, s., o8G6. 90; can
ners sl40l2. 40: bulls, 81 g5Gl4.0o; calves, $50
SEQ 81 Texas steers $4,000 .liogs-Receipts,
l z. mead. Market strong 70 Sc. higher. Mix
heavy ss4oG5: 50; rouEh, heavy. 81 76@s25: light,
82oao a; bulk Of sales s5,ssa5 IS. sheep-Re-
lower. Good to choice wethers, shorn, $I5oD
$50; fair to choice. mixed. shorn. IS 50G4 ~;
native lambs, shorn, 81. 59ll7. Ok. & i