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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-04
THIS DAY INHlS!TO]R,Y'''
June 5th.


14o2-Henry w, tried to dispel by pro-
clamation the rumors OF Richard VI
having appeared In Scotland
21eoa4The English merchants trading to
the Levant surrendered their patent
" to the king. They paid 1000 pounds
annually for this commercial mono
poly. S
1646-Battle Of Benburb In the great
Irish rebellion; $500 Irish rebels I'M
der O'Neil to tally routed the Scottish
army under Monro. The Scots left
5000 dead upon the field and the tug
@ tives were ruthlessly butchered BY
the Irish In thoir flight.
}1745Battle OF Placentia In which the
spanin rds and French were defeat
174e-A small Island emerged from the
sea near the island OF Tenedos. It
was about half milo In circum-
ference. "a n Y,
17es-The Archduke Charles compelled
tho French under Massena to evacu-
alto Zurich, Switzerland.
1soo-A signal defeat OF five columns Of
Austrians by two French on tho
Her.
was established at st. Louis. Mo,
185EThe city OF Omaha, Neb., was laid
1s55-The British frlsate cossack APP
penred off Hango Udd, and sent u
boat on shore under flag of truce,
and the men landed, when the boat
was fred on and sunk, and the crew
killed or wounded ind taken prls-
oners. 81
1se4-Iajor- General John c, Fremont.
having accepted tho presidential nom
nation at tho hands OF the anti
Lincoln Cleveland Convention, re-
signed hls army commission,
1866 Galveston, Tex. tho last seaport
held by the South, surrendered by
@ Kirby Smith.
1s6s-The Chinese embassy composed OF
Mr.. Burlingame, formerly United
states minister In Picking. but now
employed by the Chinese government
as special envoy. Chin Kang. and Sun
CHA Su, received at Washington by
President Johnson.
1s74--Congress defeated tho Eads Sill
100000 scheme for the improvement
of the mouth OF the Mississippi River
by iettles and passed the Fort st.
Phillips canal bill plroyiding for q snip
canal connecting the river and gulf
OF Mexico
1904 pemocraticS United States Sens
ate passed the revenue measure
known us the Sugar trust bill"
# which was declared to give the trust
profit OF $aGooolo00,
1eoo--British under Lord Roberts enter
Pretoria, capital OF the Transyaal,
South Africa,
19oO-The first engagement between Chi
nese Boxers and allied troops COM
mences at Tien-Tsin.
19oS-A hurricane swept the Philippine
sland. doing much damage and ds-
stroytns the United States steamer
Perla, de Vlsayas.
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WEEK OF BUSINESS. S
Dun's Report Of Activity in
Banking Circles.

Activity In banking circles, trust companies.
stocks and bonds in States contiguous to Rich
mond is shown BY the weekly report OF the
local branch OF r. 9. Dun & Co: 5] *
BANKING NEWS.
&5 New National 4 Banks-The First National
Bank Of Graham, Va. organising; W. q
Morton, president; j. B. Dudlsy. vtce-pr /:
JAZZ. Morton. cashier
New State Banks, Private Banks and Trust
comprehensive Madison County Bank OF Mar
shall N 81 paid e e ooo; IL audse =,
N. James, cashier. y Ii ,. s.
4 Tho Interstate Trust Company, OF Greenvllle,
g. G.; capital ;loo 90 - Sape s, prs 81
Parker. vice presidents.
The Collins Banking Company. OF Collins,
Ga; capital; $50. 600; Organising ing, I. I,
ington. Ca paid capital. 326 ooo; 4 Q. Ben
ton. PRESIDENT: r L. Galloway, vtce-president,
The ank HOLY A
!Joyner. cashier. To commence sanessS Sep.
- $3.50 INVESTMENT NEWS Il
Miscellnneous-Go 1dsboro. N. CIT II said
that tho sinking fund commission Will pur.
chase at par the SIS. 900 four and Sone-half per
cent thirty year bonds DO !, 8 X, !,
zst upon the proposition to ssue $40. 900 twenty
thirty year waterworks bonds.
spartanburg. 9. C.-The City Council! VIII be
I petitoucd to authorize tho issuance OF $l0O, 900
paving bonds.
Columbia, S. C.-The proposition to issue
$500 900 bonds recently voted 10 under consider.
alton by,the Council. They will probably bear
four per cent interest and mature In twenty
years S.; 35ist
Greensboro, S. Can election will be held
on June goth to vote upon proposition TO Issue
$4,000 water extension bonds. 45Sl5
Bond Sales-conway. N. C.-The 80. 900 five
per cent school bonds were awarded to .. Al.
Stafford g. Co. ii
Forsythe county N. C.-The $40. 600 refund
Ing courthouse bonds were awarded to Albert
Kleybolte & Co.
Bonds authorized-spa s. C.-The
recent election resulted In favor OF issuing
$50 900 bonds for school purposes.
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IA Sorrowful Necessity.

At recent meeting OF tho Cooperative
Workers OF Richmond (summer Rest AssocIa-
tom, It was decided that guests OF the Sum
mer Rest must hereafter pay $3.50 q week for
board instead OF $500 as heretofore The man
agement has taken this action with great
reluctance after two years confederation. They
are driven to 1t by the serious decrease In the
sustenation fund contributed by friends OF the
Rest, and by the great advance in the cost
of living. They reulize that the wages of
working women have not Increased with this
advance, and they arc sad over the necessity
which may mako summer outing impossible
for some Of them But It Ia deemed kinder 10
open the Summer Rest to those who can pay
the 60 cents a week additional. than to close
It entirely. The office will bo located at the
w. G. A. Home No. III East Franklin Street.
and will be open every Tuesday and Friday,
$3.50 to p, NJ. beginning Juno goth. Appll-
cants may engage board as far ahead ua
desired, but can only obtain their coupons and
railroad orders one week before starting for
the Rest.
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\ !CI:,O..),TTON MARKETS..

T NEW YORK. June 3.-The cotton market
opened easy at an advance Of points on July,
bear pressure and Liquidation. promoted BY
lower cables and good weather In the south.
to q net decline Of about 10 points on tho &C.
tive months, when they were stcaded toward
ii O'clock by covering and some buying Tor
long account by parties who take 4 bulstl
view OF yesterdays government report and
regalned about 4 or S points OF the early loss.
Receipts OF cotton at the ports to-day were
a, SlS bales against II. 6s4 last week and l.si2
last year. For the week (estimated) 1o5. 900
bales against II, 40 last week and 1924 last
year. To-day's receipts at New Orleans were
ton 1873 bales against 80 last Year,
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PRODUCE MARKETS..

e NEW YORK. June a.-F1ouR-Dull, ana
unsettled Winter patents; Sassls so h s.ene
seta pstent Rys ee%ss @ S.
c G, mn Fine white and yellow.
81 Is; COARSE s1l0aL12: kiln dried g s1aSD.
BARLEY feeding 44Ac mai TN 4s1gSsG
elevator. Options closed 80 Ne, net $ lover
SJuly closed at p3c.: september, SeAc.: Decem-
$ber ssAc.: December. s5Ac z, -.
Corn-eteady; NO. bS.ac:, e1evAto.. teaGu:
S %Hs1 z. : lover o's'-'a's1S 4
Bect-Firm AZ j s1s.5oa1 90: mess s11guso 90:
beef pae SsfII., = GGs
SEIZED Gss sheiaers .SteSs pieRed
1850. Lard-Quie ct; Western steamed. T:1o9o7 .a
nominal refined. irregular; Contine $.:4,;
South America. g is; eompounna e ;o:43
;1so1s q; mess, s15. s7a @qs STE. Taiow-s,eady;
city. 4hc.; country. 4kGl4Ec. Iaosln-Steady
at s4.l5. T1rpentine-steady at sSoh oslo.
ijG stesay iS futures steady
RAW steady: fair refining. oAc-:;. centrifugal
% test, 4ssc naolassea sugar. ren ~ 60
cut loaf, ,sS5; crushed, s.. IS: powdered; sos:
eranuated. 5.s5 Cubes, 81. 10. Rice-F1rm at
sAG5Hc Molasses-Quie at 2sGa5c.
Butter-Weak and unchanged. heese-Eacy
Potatoes-Firrn; Southern rose. $Le002o 90;
State and Western. TIC. Gsl: 90; Jersey sweets,
3lGe. e Peanuts-Dull: fancy handpickehs
sEQ5Hc: other domestic, sM65lsc. Cabbage
5Cotton-By steam to Liverpool. 10gl3c-
CHICAGO, ILL. June Improvement in
condition of winter wheat as shown by tho
Ohio State report was 9 decided cause OF weak
close the July option showed a loss OF A@Ac.
Corn IL down an even cent; oat he, ana pro-
visions 2Mq5c- S5
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MARKET NARROW
TRADING SMALL
------------------
The Days business Represented
Nothing More Than Testing
Operations.
STATEMENT UNFAvoRABlLE I
A,nalgamated Copper Strong On
STATEMENT UNFAvoRABLE
Atna1gamated Copper Strong On
Run1ors Connected With
Coming Meeting.
tsy Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, June 3.--To-day's small
business in stocks represented nothing
moro than testing operations by pro-
fesslonal traders. Some special atten-
tlon was devoted to Reading on pro-
fessed confidence In o coming increase In
the dividend on Central Railroad OF New
Jersey and the Central Of New Jersey
stock was marked up over points In
mated Copper was associated with the
coming annual meeting on Monday and
the circulauons OF the rumors that some
sort OF financial statement was to be
issucd by tho corporation at that meet.
Ing. The board room traders attracted
little following IN their ventures and
prices sold or again when intiinations
got abroad OF the unfavorable charac-
ter OF the coming bnnk statement. The
slo,0oaOoO shrinkagc In the cash held was
far In excess OF preliminary estimates
based on the known movements Of money.
The large decrease was attributed to
3withdra walls by the trust companies IN
connection with some important s ss1,,s
In this week. Amalgamated Copper rose
Ito the top after tho publication Of the
bank statement had spent Its effect, but
the closing generally was ,rreg1 r,i A. ana %
sales OF bonds. par value, amounted to
. 81 .aos Don. The total sales Of stocks
amounted to 25o2on shares.
MONEY AND EyrH
Money on call nominal: no loans: tim"
loans. easy: 60 davs and 30 DAYS. a-4T3;
six months. 31-4N4 10 ner cent. Prime
mercantile paper. 8 3-41l srer cent Sfer1.
ing exchange. fairly steady. with actnaI
BUSINESS in harknrs' h'i's. at 1856 N,7fAN
for derrand and 81 s!es9's4s5 10 for g, day
: bills. Posted rates. 1923 and saSs !;o'n-
n,ercisl hills s4sA 1-2T3-4 Pari silver.
N as Mexican dollars. *. Government
bonds. firm. Railroad bonds. IRREGULAR.
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LIFE INCOME FOR 81.

& Al Bcauharnais appointed v1ceroy OF
Italy, BY Bonaparte. who at the same
time appointed the order OF the iron II on
crown" " ~ !. "a
1eos-A new constitution formed for Spain
by Bonaparte 81 l,Sii
61s1a-The French under Joseph Bona
parte and JoUrdan evacuated ted sVa tLlli''
dolid, Spain. Ell !. ss4
E1s1e-Treaty between tho United States
and weas and Kickapoo Ind dams.
1s31-Prince Leopold Of Sake C ;cl''-
elected king Of the Belgians.
s1s4S-War declared against the United
States by Mexico on account q the me
~ proposed annexation Of Texas.
51s72--News tariff bill reduced duties 70
begin from August LIST, passed House
III Of Representatives. i
1892 Resignation Of James g. Blaine, as
Secretary OF State; succeeded on June
.a goth by John w. Foster.
1eo2-sir Michael Herbert appointed Brit
ish Ambassador to this country to
succeed the late Lord Pauncefote.
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The quotations ars as follows
Danville Tobacco Market.
Reported for The Times plsl~son by .Dibrell

u Danvllle, Va, June :, 1908.
Sales have been exceedingly ANAL this week
In the markt. The small offerings have consists
ed mainly OF medium grades, = good deal Of
which Ia Slightly damaged Or ~ bad cond! ton
cept very common, damaged tobacco. We have
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RICHMOND \ PRODUCE sIARKE w

tFLoUR-Receipts and demand continue light
and ma rket quiet. WIIEAT-Market cnntlnu,s
active with very light receipts, coRN-Ac-
iys EoGaA SeMsna
market continues dull, except for No, T m,
othsy. Little demand for No. ~ mixed and
No, 9 Timothy. and No, 2 mixed and clover
nominal. and on grades and damaged practl-
Cally unstable, ts8s
PoTATOES-old,- quiet. Season
about over. New, active; moderate receipts
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{ TOBACCO MARKETS.,
Richmond. Va. j

Richmond. Val, Juno g. 1876
Tobaoco-Dark Fired. -Aiarket continues quiet
with light receipts. Very little doing. Brghts-
Receipts moderate. Market continues quiet. but
firm. Sun Cured--Recelpts moderate. "a Market
fairly active at prices quoted @
Note-We advise shippers to avoid too high
order. as much OF the tobacco coming in n
damaged. and when such 5 tho case it Sells far
below market price. s}Ss II s 3;s5
The quotations are as follows.
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Lxnchburg tobacco Market,

Lynchburg. Va, June ), 1895. 4
e Tho sales OF loose tobacco on tho Lynchburg
market for the two weeks ending Juno 8, 1906
reported by John L. Oglesby, Of Lynchs Ware
house, are as follows:
Sold week ending May ?dtl,, lis. 400 poundsI
sold week ending June ID, 10000 pounds; In
crease for week ending June %. $500 pounds
II, s3l 900 pounds; sold from september6l, 1903
to June 3. 1904. lo,ba1, 100 pounds; decrease for
1905. 1886, TOO pounds; sold during May 1905,
l.4e7,70o pounds; sold during May, 1904. 2,ssss 800
pounds. i33i
q Tho receipts continue quito light. The con-
'dtion Of the tobacco was rather of. much OF It
having moro OF less mould on It. Prices on
Tugs we're fully up to quotations. with all
grades, OF leaf rather lower, The weather
market has been very favorable for the past
two weeks. and the crop Of tobacco has been
about all planted, small section has re-,
ported the season not SO good and about two
I thirds OF the crop planted IN that section,
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET,
Il Richmond. Va, June g., 1905.
QUOTATIONS.
OATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
effR (Salas at Union Stock Yards

Richmond, Va, June 8. 1905.
There was light run Of cattle here tha
week and prices We're about the same as last
quality considered, and fair supply OF sheep
and lambs and light supply OF hogs.
We quote choice native Virginia cattle. 6H9
bAc,; medium to gaod, taSc.; southern cattle.
best, AGsatoi medium TO- sSod N.Y. 4o. com,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE ,. 1905.
ARRIVED. u
X Steamer Brandon, Harvey. Norfolk q merchan-
disc and passengers,8 Old Dominion lima
steamer Old Point Comfort, Graves. Norfolk
and James River landings, Il merchandise and
passengers, Virginia Navigation Co.
b z5''S5A s3Fs 35s ts SAILED. i5
Steamer Brandon. Harvey, Norfolk, MERIDIAN.
ass anu pa4ssengsrs. Oil Dominion line.
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coTroNsEBD OIL MARKET.
NEW YORK, June s-cottonseed oil was
steady with a moderate trade Prime crude,
q o. b. mills. e2h Q9sc; prime aurnrner yellow,
2slp29flo.; of summer yellow. oninal: prime
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BALTIMORE STOCK ~ARKUr.
335s BALTIMORE. MD, June 3.-Seahoard All
lkAs common. 1s% 9ls: do. preferred IS asked
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pErEnspuna PEANUT MARKET.

-tAs Reported by Rogers, Mccabe and Cos
& PETERSBURG, VA June 3.--PEANUTs--
sXc.; for fancy stock, machine picked, 2a9
sMc.; stelling stock. 2aehc.
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THE DRY GOODS atARKET.

3 THE DRY GOODS MARKET.
r NEW YORK, June S.-Dry goods market has
been very uiet to-day, the leading houses hav-
ing lnaugurated the early closing season. Tho
advancement OF prices In numerous cotton and
woolien lines has not led to more than a nor
NAL activity among BUYERS although they ad-
nit the impossibity 0 fsecuring certain goods.
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, N. c., juno s.-sP1R1Ts
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and unchanged; re-
ceipts. 1o1 casks Rosin-Errn at So. 60 : receipts
'431 barrels. Tar-Firrn at $3.50: receipts, a
barrels. Crude Turpentlne-Firm at $305tt
CHXR1iEsToM s. c. June s.-ruRPDN-
TLNE-Firm at s72c. Rostn- Firm.
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Oregon Short Line rcfundins 4s............ oe1t
conv. s,ss....................10l H
Reading General Is...................... 1885
St Louis and Iron Mountain con. 5s..... 1l6h
ST. Louis and san Francisco Is. 4s........ 9lA
St Louis Southwestern con. 4s..........,.. 81Is
seaboard Air Line 4s..... .......... Sst
Southern Pacific 4s.......................... s3A
Southern RAILWAY IS 1eols
Texas and Pacific lists lex int.). 121
Toledo. St. L. and Western 4s........... 81
Union Pacific 1864
Union Pacific conv. Observation-Disclosures. 122N
United States Steel I'd 5s................... esii
Wabash !. III MI
Wabash Deb, Bs.. 734
western Md Is Offered ............. s7A
Wheeling and Lake Erie 4s. -. .............. 9ih
Wisconsin Central Observation-Disclosures. etH
Japan IS. certificates oSN
Japan rs. certifcates.............. 30 &
Colorado Ind. S. Lot. 7ot
Colorado Ind Gs, Let. B......................e 9N
II. and Q. Collateral Trust 4s............ e7..1
Central Of Georgia Sd Inc. Il All
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June s-CAT1LE-s,ppl light: market slow.
Choice IS so@a.s5; prime, @9ps. Is. Hogs-Re-
ceipts fair; market active. Prime eavy, SIS @
$500 plgs, S. 6d5.7o; roughs s444.75. Sheer
Supply light; market Slows a Prime wethars,
gH.90G5.00: common, 81 50aa. 90; spring lambs,
s5GS.0o; veal calves, S. 5007 NJ
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had rains every day this week, and the FARM |
era have no doubt, been quite busy planting.
Tho market In hogshead lots las been rather /
active, though we have not heard OF any larga |
6pta d ]
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VI CINCINNATI. O., June a.-HoGs-Activs.
Receipts, 1895 head. Shipments. 1883 head.
Packing and butcher. S5.3@5. IS. Cattle
Steady and slow. Butcher1' and !, shippers.
sa.40a6.e5; common, &. sos. 90. sheep-Slow and
weak at $2.25G410. Laulbs-Steady at $500
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Petersburg Tobacco Market, r
Reported by craddock and Jones. OF Virginia
| Warehouse.)
Petersburg. Va, June 8. 1906.
Receipts light with an active market on
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BALTIMORE. MD. June .a,-ELouR-Dul
and unchanged. Wheat-Weak; spot: contract s,s
b. sample, soc. asl,0s, corn-Qulet;. spot and
tie MONTH 5s @s5sc; southern white IT,. g s9 stn
E RyyeMpull; No, 3 Western, ssc, nominal, Hay
Steady. Buttar-stcady and unchanged; fancy
Imitation. l9c: do. creamery, 22o. Eggs3Firm
changed IN Sugar--Steady and unchanged.
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. cotton eu.ure. opened easy. and closed

x Spot cotton closed quiet; middling uplands.
st0;i mIddling gulf, $40.
Cotton, quiet: middllng. $50: not receipts, s3s
bales; gross, 9Sa bnles stock. LIS, $50 bales; ex-
port 70 Great Britain, 42s bales; to tho CONT
nent, $50 bales. "a I'll l556 4
Total to-day at NIL ports-Net receipts, 26.3ls
lases Gao bee 70
stock. 554S54 bales
Consolidated at all ports-Net receipts. 2S,als
bales ;eSport to Great Britain. 9.92s bales to
tho Continent. $40 bales; to Japan, 1927 bales,
Total since September LIST at all ports-Net
receipts. 9265. 593 bnles export to Great Britain.
356l593 bales; to France 740. 0o2 bales; TO the
Continent, 2.063,lo4 bales; to Japan. eos III
bales; to Mexico, 3,e32 bales. mi
NEW ORLEANs. LA, June a.--No market
~ account OF Confederate Decoration Day.
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NEW YORK, June MISUNDERSTANDING
50 head No trading. Dressed beef slow at
$3.50. per pound. calves-R Receipts. IS head
.yeals. fairly active at ~ alorAc. per. pound.
Sheep and Lambs-Rec e!pts. 4 81. Head. Sheep
and yearlings slow; lambs steady; choice do.
Arm to shade higher Sheep sold at s3.boQD46o
per 100 pounds; yearllngs. unshorn, at#ss: nc
sale Of clipped yearlngs y 1ambsgat $s.121t 9s6o
Dressed, mutton slo wat 749hc. = per pound
dressed yeorlings steady 2atA II 121Ac, pei
pound; dnessed lambs at 1oh 115o 2.per pound
.Hogs--Receipts, 4,os4f bead: mono On sale; fed
Ing steady TO drrn.
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, leading fuyuroa ranged 90 follows,
4 80 - 1870 Or,Af ~ High Low Clos

ss ssa4 spring I patents. s7oGS7o strashts
Wheat. ;ios91.os; No. s. sloo0lo5; No. red.
;l.o41s a,i.osN. NO. q corn, 5aAc.; No. !: yel,
low. $50. No. q oats. sohc.: No. white ssAg
Sic. Good feeding barley. s912c. fair TO
choice mailing. 4s@4ec. No, naxseed, $780,
No, northwestern. 81. "; prime Timothy seed
per 100 pounds, s7,2o97eaA short ribs sides
(loose). i7,e5aza7A; short clear sides. boxed
x. Is, Glover. contract grade, sll.75ai2. IS. But.
ter~steady; creameries lsG2Ohc.; diaries.
bh9loc, Eggs-steady at mark. cases lneln I
extras, 1Glsc. Cheese-Easy at e91OAc.
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adszc.: veal calves. 586ho.; fresh cows, and
calves. $20@40 per head. &c s.sssSs
p Sheep 3@4,tc.; spring lambs good to etra,
common. AZ 95c.

CHICAGO ILL. b June s.-cAI-rLE-Rs-
ceipts. 400 head. Market steady. Good to prime
steers. IS. 5o@s. u: !: poor to medium, H05:4o:
stockers and feeders, s2.7595. 20: COWS, $3.50
500; heifers, 81. 7506. Gamers, s1.so12. 20:
bulls, s2.75g475: calves. tsGJo0. Hogs-Fe-
ceipts. 900 head. II Market shade lower. Mixed
and butchers, t5l5a6sh; good to choice,
heavy. s.. o065 S71z rough. heavy. 81. !;
sheep-Receipts, 1000 head. Market steady.
Good to choice wethers. shorn. 4.do9S. 90: fair
to choice. mixed; " shorn. saba744o: native
lambs, shorn, N.o01s.26 #
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-02-23
Annex Part of Territory.

Washington. Representative R. M
Wallace Of Arkansas introduced a bill
having for its purpose the annexation
to that State of the portion of Indian
Territory comprising the Choctaw and
Cherokee nations. The bill provides
that arrangements for this transac-
ton be made for two years after its
approval by the President
Provision is made so that the change
would not affect the status Of the In
dams in their relation to the Govern
ment. The bill was introduced in
response to joint resolution passed
by the Arkansas General Assembly
January %, that body having arrived
at the conclusion that it would be a
good thing for all concerned if this
portion Of the Indian Territory were
annexed to Arkansas.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-02-23

refuge inside the ramparts Of the
Kremlin where he had since lived in
what is known as the little palace, op-
posite the famous statue of Alexander
Ii. The trip to the Kremlin on the
occasion was made at night between
solid mines Of troops.
Much Of the responsibility Of the
catastrophe at the coronation of EN-
Nicholas In Moscow when several
thousand people were crushed to
death at the time Of the distribution
of the imperial gifts was laid at Grand
Duke Sergius door. 1t was held that
he had not taken sufficient precautions
and the liberals after the affair here
on January %, placed the major por-
ton Of the blame on his shoulders.
At the time sentence of death was
pronounced by the terrorists upon
G1ol.s Duke Sergius it was reported
that Grand Duke Alexis, Procurator
of the Holy Synod Pobiedonsbeff and
Gen. Trepoff, then chief Of police of
Moscow and now governor general of
st. Petersburg, were also condemned
to death, and according to some re-
ports similar sentence was imposed
upon the dowager empress, Maria
Feodorovna.