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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-03

Steamer Russ DAM, Rasmussen.
New iorl1-Major James Haughtou.
Steamer Saltordia Br.), Stewart.
Observation-Disclosures Fuel. Company.
Steamer Waccamaw. Gibbs, Port.
land-Con.clidatcd Coal Company.
Steamer Howard, Chase, Proyi.
dencc- Merchants x Miners Trans
portation Company.
Steamer Juniata, James. Boston
Merchants e Miners Transportation
Company.
Steamer Princess Anne, Tapley
New Yor.i-Old Dominion Steamship
ComIanI.
Steamer Yemassee, Sipmons, Fa:l-
aGelrhia-W. p. Clyde q; Company.
Cleared Yesterday.
Stearor Worthwhile (Dr.), St1v.ey
London; s;.liordia (Br.), Stewart.
Manchester
Schooner William L. Downes,
Flynn, ST. George, Bermuda.
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamers Northwaite. Br.), STAY
ley. London; Nordfarer DAM, Brun-
Mich, Norfolk; Howard, Chase, Bali
more; Juniata. James, Baltimore
Hamilton, Boaz, New York.
Schooner William L. Dcwnes.
Flynn, st. George Bermuda.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-03
GETTING READY TO
HANDLE CROWDS
Exposition Company Wants to Know
How Many Visitors Can Be
Accommodated Here.

Realizing that under the present
conditions Tidewater Virginia has no
facilities for accommodating such
crowds Of visitors as will come here
during the jamestown tercentennial
the exposition company is now ar
ranging 10 prepare for the emcrg
ency.
Mr.. T. i. Farrar, secretary OF the
Chamber Of Commerce, yesterday
sent the following notice to hotel and
boarding house Keepers OF this city:
The jamestown Exposition man.
agcment has asked me to compile a
statement as to the facilities of NcW-
port News for accommodating a
crowd such as would accrue to this
city during the exposition in Che
year 1907.
81 would therefore ask that the
keeper of every hotel and boarding
house licensed or unlicensed in
this city at the present time. as well
as any persons who contemplate
opening hotelS or boarding houses
during the time the exposition is on,
to send me by mail at once state
ment showing approximately tho
number of persons they will be able
to accommodate at that time.
Yours very truly.
"T. l.. FARRAR,
"Sec'y Chamber OF Commerce"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-03
INJUNCTION AGAINST
MEMBER OF COUNCIL
Continued from Page Two.)

amount whether this contract is prof
liable or not and are i'll no way in
terested in the profits thereof am
OF the opinion that such employment
does net come within the letter IF
the statute nor prohibited thereby.
Just what comment this may
cause from persons unfamiliar with
the facts of tho case, and especially
from your competitors in business,
while not bearing upon the legality
oil the transaction, is, nevertheless, a
question which it would be we'll for
you to consider and determine to.'
Yourself
Il
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-03
WI CAN SAY TINS

They meet the requirements of
men of taste aud discrimination,
and they can buy them without
paying Il burdensome price. The
man who buys another make after
seeing the WERTHElGlER line
stands in his own light, and that's
all there is about it,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-03
Social Personal


Miss Lucille Cooper entertained at
cuchrc Friday evening at her home
on West avenue in honor of her
guest, Miss Frances Jordan, of Balti-
more. Those present were: Misses
Frances Jordan, Susie Brett. Clara
Thomas, Agnes Eyes and Edith
Jones; Messrs. Samuel II. Buxton,
w. l.. Shumate, Benjamin Reynolds,
Howard Bowen. James Bowen, Strib-
bling Ballard and Gerard Mason.
Delightful refreshments were served
during the evening.
Mrs. j. II. Weber and Mrs. j. r.
Hard, of Sunbury, Pa, are visiting
their sister, Mrs. o. e. Goodwin, on
Thirty-third street.
The Jasper news., 1905-03-30
Township Officers.

In the township election held in
Richhnd towu.hip Tuesday the follow
ing officers were elected:
". * Harris trustee aud treasurer:
j. l.. bu2. collector; Il. II. Rex, sasscss-
or; Il W. Owens, uud Eli Luuey, JUS
tees of the ieaer, Lou Arft, constable;
road oyerseers Lou ArfJ, T. |. Hin, W
{. Kyle aud {. G. Coates; township
board, j. w. weich, \. Sttemau.
Steciman and ". +, Burpard tied bot
they drew lots and Steelmau won.
The Jasper news., 1905-03-30

Messts Theodore Lawson and Wm
Lauderbaugh two prominent iarmera of
west OF town, who were among tine ev-
cursionists who went TO the pecos Valley
Country last week returned Tuesday.
They We're well pleased with their trip.
Mr.. Lawson was moro pleased with the
what is known as the Panhandle in
Texas than be UasNew Mexico aud talks
as if be might locate their sometime in
the future.
See Joyce & Lee for a boys suits.
The Jasper news., 1905-03-30
RACKET STORE CHANGES HANDS
j. n. Squier sells Ills Business to
J. X. Wells

j. n. Squier, who has been operating
the Jasper Racket Store, located ia the
Wells building, has sold out the bust.
ness to j. X. Wells. The stock has
already been inyoiccd aud turned over
10 the new owner.
The room has been reparered and is
undergoing a thorough overhauling.
Mr. Wells has ordered considerable
amouu, Of ncw goods which be will add
To the present stock, when he expects
TO have an up to-date stock
Mir. Squier hua not decided what he
will now turn his attention TO, but viii
in an probability continue his residence
IA Jasper.
The Jasper news., 1905-03-30
his Brother Died.

". g. Sheets, mother Of K W Sheets,
Of thia clty, Ui,d al his home ia Carter
ylic, Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Tho death was due 10 cancer and had
been vxr,rtcd for sOme time.
The Jasper news., 1905-03-30

See Joyce & Lee for a boys suits.
The Jasper news., 1905-03-30

Brand New and Up=to-Date Stock
Mems and Boys Clothing aud Furnishings
Hats, caps, Working clothes, ETC.
The Jasper news., 1905-03-30

Having bought the business of Jasper
cordially
anything
The Jasper news., 1905-03-30
]. N. Squier's Old Stand


erffrom per of for cash properly to be removes
fasil terms are complied with. Lapch ground
New-York tribune., 1905-06-30
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-Yori June 20
BEEyEs- -Reesips so tg-day al for 70 morrow. market
weight beef in fair request 7Q9c per
ordinary o choice native sides and 51aq7c for
beef markets Britain The Consuelo
cattle OF which $40 head for the London market
and JOG Hull Tomorrow the Celtic sailing for Liv
erpooi. is estimated to 3oo quarters OF beef
CALvES-Recelpts 2S5 head all for the market.
bulk stock consisted of thin veas and butter
miiks There slack trade. with feeling
all around. Poor medium veais s4ls6 per 1Oc
ID; vesls averaging 100 10
thing buttermilks at IS 12ls The
principally strictly good yeals OF handy weights.
Shippers complain that the system OF throwing
which bought from the feeder st level price and
price n1ed others misleading sctuai
price Of the best calves I5G25o higher the average
for the whole lot The apparent benefit TO butchers and
feeders would be than countrbalanced In the long
would from selling lots at straight price unless
the hrowouts are coarse and Inferior In quality City
dressed yeas in fair demand at s@io-c per ib country
Sales-Jellc. Wright & Co.: A. veals. 121 II
SO per 100 do, 40 n at 81; s3 butermk calves
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts were ID cars, or so77
head including for the market. With tbs supply
entirely out of proportion to the demand and not enough
prloes OF larbs and while the market quoted 50c
Higher OF the sales looked big dollar better Sheep
.,S % m S bs.a NJ : en. hess 'Ga a sSg
hisher 7Ne1oc per h: dressed lamb. At I2olsc
erage 50 per 100 ~ 200 Kentucky do "A 10. at
50 60 176 II H. at So 90; 81 Virginia sheep, 116 h
at f475 TO Kentucky do. 100 fb at $4 bucks and culs
aildebrana & Co a25 Ksntucky lambs II n. at 50 o5
KERN Commission Co.. 2o4 Kentucky lambs. II n. at
te 80: llo do i46 70. at g. q Z ss.g
Nsvton q Co; 1p Virginia lsxnbAs % NJ At ~ zois
,Vfrrfaia Gull sheep 66 fh, at -
New-York tribune., 1905-06-30
READING SYSTEM
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL R.R.

STATIONS Foot Liberty N r.
Time shown below is from Liberty West 23d St
leaves 10 minutes earlier except designating
EASTON. BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN AND MAUCH
sn uNhoz4.oo No 715 Easton only) 91o A M 10
A n 100 s 90 % and asi9a 90 P Pnls II !" s4''aS
WILREsBARRE TX AND sCRANToN-s10 A NJ. 12o
LAkEWooD. LAKEHURsT. TOMS river AND
BARNEG 1 AT.z4.oo $40 A. NJ. 1so Gks.4o Lakewood h
g. 40 Lakewood and Lakehurst).
AAiTEANTIG AiHhfaI6 CITHp,s4o sT M kt34o
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK OCEAN GROVE.
POINT + PIEAsANT p aNp sEAsHoRE % %
Grove: eiS A NJ. $50 100 SO P. NJ
LONG BsANeHsaseo bIsts'a $40 i1'ae n.
80 40. $50 $50 p. NJ sundays. 900 Am.
SANDY q HOOK ROUTE Pier 81. NR; "a e
Leave Per 10; NJ Cedar $50 100 1Ioo a ~
PH!LADELpHIA READING TERMINAL5-z..,as; 80 o
MOO e 80 'aee 600 1890 sSo f1oS A No. mtiS mso
500. 1880 $500 800 slo.s6 P NJ j.l2.is 1ndt..
24 aSp S SEsTSUF yGS r. s1o oo 80 soo HoS
BALTIMORE AMP MasHlNGroN- 1000. 1900
IAMsPoaT-IIz4So 7t;sc 800 Hsi9 1000. i. 90
ms pottsTiiie: only 400, 800 .Iso n
xSaturdays only. aExcept Saturdays. k3 20 P. NJ
l. y 90 West st Ssd % St b0 10 70 cs 80 sl2 70
oasss Liberty ST. West ga st. Astor House 2sl
Union square West 27es Third Ave. 27s West 12sth
I I SC Bo6sn $50 ns@ at S
York Transfer calls for and checks baggage to des
" G. BEsLER, C NJ. BURT.
Vice-Pres. and Gen Mgr. Gen. Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1905-06-30
OTHER MARkETs-ey TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. June 29.cATTIE-ResHiptss 10000 head. in
eudng 500 Texans market steady good prime steers
50 25m Sc IS: medium So 15nyJ; stockers and
feeders, 81 5oGs4 40; 81 50a4 so heifes So 50q
s.; 81 500S2 80; bulls S10Gf4 calves, 81 5O
Sc 25 Texas fed steers. So 50gsAI5. HoGS-Peceipts
80. 600 head; market 1oe lower m1 ed and butchers
s5 25@s5 52s good to choice heaty IS 45s5 5 rough
IS AZ SHEEP-Receipts 49, 900 cad; sheep higher
lambs 1015c higher good choice ethers "a s0QS5 So
fair choice mixed s4Gs4 49, natb5e lambs including
spring lambs, IS 50GS8 80.
Cincinnati. June 2emaoGs steady; butchers $3.50
good shippers 81 354$5; common! x2lS2 To- SHEEP
strong, Sc 509s4 35; lambs active. s.. 25dsS
East Buffalo. observation-disclosures. $50 head
frm prime s5 50GS5 75; sh ppng steers 81 I5q
s. 40; butchers 81 25GS5 IS heifeI So 0@s4 S5
ssds4 35; bulls 81 75GS4 % VEAL! Receipts 200 head:
active steady 50assB rs HOGS-Receipts. 700
head: fairly active 1oQ1oc lower; heavy mixed and and
SIS; stays s3dsS so; dairies s5 6sHas5 75 SgEP AND
LAMBS-Receipts 700 head: active and higher; spring
lambs S6Gs9 5O yearlings S6 75ff wethers, s. 1885,
ewes, 81 25dS4 50 sheep mixed, So 5oGS5 30.
Kansas city. -CATTLEE-Fecepts, 5000 head
including coo Southerns market sed to 10c higher:
export dressed beef steers S5Gs5 fair
good 81 25GS5: Western fed steers. qS5 % stockers
feeders 50 1884 so; Southern So 756s4 80;
Southern 50 25@S3 80 native cows 81 25GS4 30.
native hefers So 25@s5; bulls. 81 25as4: calves. sag
So % HoGsRecepts $500 head; market 57 &c lower;
SIS 42la; packers 81 @S5 Ar; pigs light 30G
S. 472. SHEEP-Recepts. 5000 head. market &C higher
native lambs Sc 25as7 2 Western tsd lambs s5 5oGs7
and yearings 25Gs5 so: Texas clipped
linRs. 81 7ars5 so: Texas clipped sheep 81 25SA 80;
stockers ans ,ef1ers 50 509S3 70
New-York tribune., 1905-06-30
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

NeS-fork, June g. 1BLb.
REANs AND PEAs-Thers an exceedingly strong
market for choice beans and few sales are re-
FAT are a little irmer also but
are unchaneed though there very steady holding
nne goods Red kidney seers' favor most of re-
cent lots not easily bought at
that California Lima quiet. Scotch peas steady. We
quote: BEANS marrow. choice bush - 3o1$s 40i 90
medium Sc 17sGs2 221s do pea 81 35: do red kidney
81 s5 white kidney s. oo do black turtle soup - - GO
Yellow eve 81 $685. lima, California, u 1oV5 10
GREEN PEAS Scotch. per bush s191 ON
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to-day Il, $50 pigs The rnaIkAt -
without change Of consequence Tho trading IS on more
rssriofed ecale and the OF the market Is slightly
rood deal of stock Is going into storage. but
here is not speculative support and unless shis
5.ae nd hToadens shortly lower market
Receipts and he make OF butter IL re-
all of the country. e1uofauons
for creamery are reported OF late but
our outside figures more c1trse most OF me fancy
Goods arr going al oO5 d20%c The Western packings are
generally steady. There is some export demand ror
packing stock at 16o16hc We ss9se csssmsTy. s.-
change onsciai auoteH6s satr.A DAe; 90 ns.tA i9h0
So. do secou6E Is01So, sh1s l7oi7kei STATE dairy
New-York tribune., 1905-06-30

Cash quotations were follows: FLOUR unchanged.
WHEAT-So2 sIring, s. 1eqs1 Is: No g. slQSI 10: No
ssfis oArsNo 3 s25sd & yshe ssaHgsaass as5
44c fair to choice mailing. 44a4ee FIAXSEEP-No
grade s12 259S12 MESS PORK, per bbi So 65gs12 20
LARD 100 70 g 2sI 27s CUT & MEATssnSrt as4aI
81 5oas7 rs. wHLSKEY. basis of high wines. 81
BUTTER-On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter
steady creameries, 1920: daires. 15qlSc
EGGS steady: included 1Sc frsts l3Tc:
prime rsts 15c extras, 17c. CHEESE firm ga 4iU72c
Iuluth, June 2e.-Close-wHEAT-No Northern.
81 Northern 81 oS; July. 81 IL: September ssc
co old. $3.50.
No. Northern O7aS1 11s septembT. ssssc asked
RYE-No l.. sf9S2c BAI,IIEY7sNo 2. 52c: sample 4oa
Sic. CORN-NSo 3, 56dJ67sc; September, 541zo bid
Mnneapch lis June 2e--WHEAT-JuIy wheat closed at
81 07Ik SeTaenlber. e314c December, 9AQs9$Sc No
hard II; Northern, 81 TO- No Northern 81 Oots
aSl O71s. FLOJR-FIlst patents So doqs6 2o: second
ogFs rf 6n 6I1ars m s4aSa 4ss 49, second clears
Philadelphia June 2s.-wHEAT firm; contract grade
June SIQk1 Of CORN steady: June 6S4aq0lc OATS
firm: No white natural. 37@3T1tc; No white clipped
aT1x d3T1kc BUTTER firm: extra Western crea merry.
iac: neart prints l24ac EGGS active aad nrn
lZs loss 9a nearby ar fresh asfe at
Flour 1o00 bbls 55s0oO 10 sacks IS 600 bush
oats % COO bush. Shpmerfs-Corn $4,000 hush: oats
IL bush.
ST Louis June 2e.-C1ose- 2 red eash.
a3Mc: July s4ssc: September; s5c: No hara sI 1sg
81 o. CoRN--No cash, 5Skc; Luy !3,tc: DeeeInSer'
s0Hc: No 2 white Ss14 93%1sc.
Toledo June 2S-CHloV11RSEE.D-C s. = bid: DC
tober S. Il X AIsIKE prime 81 40; TIMOTHY. prime
New-York tribune., 1905-06-30

OF TO 10 points Paris. Berlin closed mark net
lower, and Budapest reported holiday. 1t was re-
ported BY BroomhsiI Odessa n stock OF
eyo9oe bushels and had been shipping about 400 900
oushels weekly of late The market closed &C to INC
net higher. having eased off little. from top the
last few minutes through realizing Interior receipts
aggregated sSAo0o bushels, compared with 2a5,000
snsheis a1 year ago. No red. 81 o6 elevator and
81 vs.. o atioat; No. Northern Duluth 81 22ix;
No. Northern Manitoba, 81 IA afoat. CORN.
owing TO heavy os9 reaching Chicago,
waere only ss5 had been expected bear
ishy inclined all day and only showed buoyancy when
lhucenced by strong turn in wheat. The local mar
Rs. ciosea i2e TO 81 net lower In addition to the
arrivals was bearish report by The Current"
and favorable weather conditions through leading
states together w7theasy cables in face the alarm
Ing south Russia news An advance of a bushel
at noon was about the only response bull dur
ing the DAY. and this was quickly lost. Exporters
@ seusnt nye loads No corn closed &c elevator and
SIC o sfoat. OATS-Steadness prevailed n oats
most OF the day of much rain in the belt
ana with wheat Commission houses a West
We're on both sides of the market Cash oats in New
YORK closed as follows: Mixed. to 80 10 36Gss1so:
ss s ra! s white M SO to s2 no s!a3sc clipped
Market dull Feeding quoted 4sc e New-Yorl,
and mailing. 46@ SIC i I Buffalo
New-York tribune., 1905-06-30

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot cotton
export 1000: Ainsrican 1000: receipts 2,o0o tales:
American. LOCO Middig upland Sgd Futures opened
distant positions Gesed barely steady net to points
higher June and Juneyuy o1ad: Jpls-August Aus9st-
renlber@Decenber December-January and JanuaryFeb-
rusry, 51ed: February March 5l7d Ma-chApril 5lsd.
the higher price asked checks business
FLOUR AND MEAL-There was a moderate trade in
Kansas ours being fair sales in patents straghts
and clears There sales alsa in loy grade winter
ssists s. Goss So winter patents 81 so9s5 spring
clears 50 7sass l5 extra No TnteT ~ S9g - 90
Quoted Fsir 70 good 25as4 60: choice fancy g eo
s. 90 Quoted KIN 4S,ea dec ,. - so ~
brand BAGaAF5s 5ss1 91otsd .s ans Wnsss aGa
SPINS sl5 sa ss ss sssps g
July shpsz s e.y 20 brand SIS bulk SIC sacks niddlns
sas ;s sog s2s so ho@ny sgs r6a Ssss % 0'k
sGFAlS-wEEAr-News from Southsrn Russia
hfgey controlled the action of wheat yesterday pro-
iow e=cl which prices we're forced early by
et more iaxoraDie weather advices from spring wheat
later rally ct sfc The market had discounted
a.! tS was knosn OF the Russian situation up 10 mid
effect thai strikers and sailors had practically taken
Of Odessa end burnins THE shpu.ng In
possible abandonment OF exports from southern
Russia Appeared 20 dawn shorts. and the violent
advance already referred 20 occurred the
afternoon strong undertone maintained partly
on heavy Northwestern buying OF September which
~as connected with a renewal Of the sbou. biacl,
spring States senersly ,1nf vor
abs conditions the belt although this was a.
clearing weather and generally better outlook p.
ports from the Southwest less unfayor-
able because of showers the wheat growing sec
Louis edvcsa told decreasing stocks and a possi-
s1istsd Il Sas enh u July Pie. as. ssrs interest
tsh on w3.t9 wheat Cables reelected The Russfan
s'"' Win sa s1vanes Of ~ " II in Lvsrpoei and
New-York tribune., 1905-06-30
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

liverpool June 2s-Closing: wHEAT-spot nomi-
9s nsl a. tq5ees peenesf steady Amer
ican mixed SIS Futures quiet: July As lO%sd;
September As s4d PEAs-Canadian o Arm Is sos I'd
in london cPacihc COAST steady f5 10s@f6; BEEF
quiet: extra india mess. SIS Cd. PORK dun; prime
,ness Western 62s Cd HAMS-Short cut, IA to Is 10.
steady. ass BACON steady: Cumberland cut 2s to
40 NJ 44s: "a ID, AS; long clear mid
dies Eight. IS "a 10: 43s Cd long clear naiddles IS
heavy as TO 40 ID short clear backs. Is to 20
m 4os cd clear bellies IA to 16 n, cd. SHOUL-
DERs-Souare IL TO 1S H. firm. 33s. LARD steady:
pals SOS 20. BUTTER nominal CHEESE easy
Prime city, steady. 23s Sd. TURPENTINE-Spiri
easy. 4ss. RoSIN--Common strong SIS Cd PEIRo-
IEJJM-Refned quiet L1NSEED OIL firm. els.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-30
ms statistical position OF lillian coffee follows:

cotton market less active Alo
times prices showed cor
adorable strength undetcne seemed hrIl owns
10 reports of spot markets and lar
demand q advance from spot buyers. Buy Some
Eortp wired bearsh crop news t
late dispatches Odessa caused uleasihess ha.
the influence OF not.ces
To-Day, there heavy offerings IN the iate
session ana prices steady in but at nes
Decline of IA 81 points, late months showing me
Greatest losses the day estimated az
tJoooo bales The opening was weak at aecIlne ol
to points, following Disappointing CABLES Due 70
about 10 10 IL points higher Liverpool was Gny
points higher at the hour of the locai opetlhb
This heavy selling for both aecouns but 1nes
surprising demand at The Decline partly supposed
fresh long account through wire and coninls
sion houses partly bull leaders who were re-
stil higher prices and point
sections OF the peIt
3ustifying reports damage Inside of hef
hour back o nearly the cloSnE
figures previous day. but this level offerings IN
creased support partially withdrawn and dur
,ng fluctuations Irregular
until close. when selling became general
and the sharply Private advtceS from
liverpool buIlsh with 5he large trade
considerable Sales or
reported to-day 1900 bales at ad-
OF points According official edvfces southern
spot markets unchanged TO sc higher and private
seemed less unanimous TO the rrrn
attitude OF holders
The range OF prices the local market to
6A1 Va as
New-York tribune., 1905-06-30
new YORK, NEW HAVEN 4 HARTFORD 4 r

Trans depssTiIoIn SsAnd Centl1i Station 4.d 81 ana
BOSTON. via New London and Providencs-t4:so
5oS ri 5Ss S;oz .fi2eo f. p iOo Nis0"
BOSTON Wiliimanic-siyS:Oo A NJ. 1900 p NJ
BOSTON. via springnels-f3oo A. NJ. tlli2soo. .Ti4oo
PORTLAND and BAR HAKsoR-+fs:o2 P NJ
WHITE MOUNTAINS: 81. ALBANs and QUEBEC-
FITSHRuRG. via Putnm and worcester-tsoo P. N.
LAkEVILLE NORFOILS=ta02 A. NJ. f3s31 p. NJ
CT: BARRINGroNo M .S.oo sTOCIlBRIDGE. LENoX. PITTS
Ticket offices at eGssnd Central Station and c12asa
ST.. c86 c261. LIS, 354 Broadway c3 PARK
Place. e25 Union Square. c1s2 Fifth cas- Co
lumbus Ave- 6i9 Madison ave- CTS West 125th St.
27Ss Third Ave. In Brook Hn c342. $50 Fulton 81.
Broadway E. ID.
ST.. Sundays only saturdays tPsrlor Car
Limited. Has dining car. eParlor and Sleeping Car
New-York tribune., 1905-06-30
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
, meepooL COTTON MARKET.

,, ,,,e % a D. rn-CoTTON-Spot, good
hsness Done prices points higher American MID
AIM fair 5S2d; good middling, o.oOd
s2d. low mddling. 5A6d good ordinary 490o' I1
nary The sales Of the day were Isvy mnyt and
Included 10 American. Receipts lcorrecteol, zuoO
haIas fncudtng 400 American. Futures opened rni
and closed barely steady; American nddling' g
Jtne nd and July, Slid; July anu ausust;
led: august and September. Sled; Septemoser ana
October q 16d3 October and November, bl6di NoFem-
S Deoember 516d; December and January,
I Isd. Tanuary and February, 6.16d; February and
March 20 I7d: March April. 51sd April ana May
New-York tribune., 1905-06-30
WOOL

Buyers are making the OF such wool
accessible the outlook stock is favorable
for good prices. The American Wool Reporter says:
While outwardly the wool market has presented a
quiet the past week there has been
doing the surface, quite good sized volume
sal having made. Business is restricted by
lack of suitable spot offerings. II there good
varied selections available here there is
little question that very large business could have
been done Both the larger and the smaller
have been in the market and some of them
bought quite freely. Such sales made
at tations. disposition 80
any concessions IN prices anywhere The tendency of
still upward. and this tendency IS naturally
assisted by the general excellence OF the new
woolS"
New-York tribune., 1905-06-30

Judd & Co.: 1872 Jersey lambs. So 10. a. 50 5Ns IS
JERSEY sheep, i3s N: at s.; DO 12I ln b. at At 81
do. 62 h, at 80 200 West Virginia do &c .. at 50; III
Ma 90 % 10 at SS Maryand yearIns 90 70 at
s.; Is West Virginia do ss ~ 81; buck. 15o 10
Jeine. Wright & Co.: 10 State sheep. 1T D at S. 25
Gull. 65 ID, at
HOGS Receipts cars. or 2.G6e II fst al for
s-aughterers except Feeling barely sady. No
sales reported to-day's Late sales Of
State hogs Wednesday S6 Is per kO lb. and
mixed Western sold s. 35TrS5 A..
sales date yesterday, s. Judd & Co :: q state hogs.
fG0 ID average IS Is 100 M: lS5 Western do
PA 10 50 40 III do 26I Ib 50 30 State roughs
800 10 So 49, stag. $40 So :. .
New-York tribune., 1905-06-30
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NeW-York. June %

New-York
COFFSE-The coffee market
Sales for the day were only 75o bags and
eteadr st unchanged prices decline o 8
market curing the entire day clos
ing quiet. with the loss autumn and winter
The declines 20 be TO continued
liquidation from scattering n absence of
in the general news Both Brazilian markets
changed, receipts about expected the
European markets WIS advance of u franc Sep
the French market The
was quiet steady with quotations
4 RIO No Z. ..--.
+as follows.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-30

The local market for spot cotton quiet and
changed basis ss9c for middling upland and
Iniddling Gulf. Southern spot markets
telegraphed follows: Savannah Arm unchanged at
9ssc bales Norfolk steady. 1sc higher
at 9se; sales 25 bales Baltimore noninay &c higher
e. gsxc- higher, exc. Charles
nominal firu lice higher. e35c; sales
81 Galveston steady, unchanged at 9ssc; sales
rs bales Nev-Orleans quiet. unchanged g 9-16c
sales Memphis frm- unchanged. at e-16c
sales Estimated receipts leading points
Houston. $500 500 bales against SOB
last year: Galveston. 1000 1000
bales, ,526 week and 227 last and
New-Orieans 1900 500 bales. against 23l3 last
and 1o7 last year.
Receipts at the and interior points day
pared with the day week year: