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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-13
Session Yesterday Afternoon


The session was longer than on Thursday.
as the members had made up their minds to
clean up everything in sight. The matter
OF organization of cheap service in
branch lines and on light railways was re-
ported from. the fifth section. The reporters
were Mr.. Joseph Rocca, chief inspector of
the board of directors of the Mediterranean
railway of Italy, and Mr.. Cornell Tolnay,
general superintendent of the Hungarian
state railways. In concluding the report as
to the conclusions, 1t was recommended
that the importance of the question be not
lost sight of and that the permanent COM
mission should incorporate 1t in the pro-
gram for the next congress. The delegates
also discussed reports from sections on
traffic conveyed by automobiles. reporters.
Messrs Lechelle, Eugene Sartiaux and
ing. reporters. Mr.. A. H. Plant of the
Southern railway: M. Jean de Richter Of
Russia, and Chevalier Won Lohr of Austria.
The final entertainment arranged by the
local committee win be given this after
noon. when the delegates so to Fort Myer
and Arlington. The visit to Arlington will
be paid first Electric trains, furnished
through the courtesy of tie Washington.
Alexandria and Mount Vernon Railroad
Company. will convey the visitors from the
new station Of the company at 18th street
and Pennsylvania avenue, at, AIS o'clock
Arlington will be visited and at o'clock
Fort Myer, where an exhibition drill will be
given by the troopers of the 9Th Cavalry
Field Artillery.
The members of the French delegation to
the congress-. accompanied by the secre-
taries OF the French embassy and Nhe ladies
of the delegation, paid visit 10 Mount
Vernon yesterday, where they PLACED beau
tiful floral wreaths. tied with the French
tri-color. on the tomb OF George Washing
ton and his wife, The ladies of the Mount
Vernon Association received the. visitors.
The head of the French delegation made
address
said that the delegation had come TO Mount
Vernon ito render homage to great cit
lien and that In the political history of
France and America there was g common
page marked by glorious deeds, of valor.
but which were crowned by the great spirit
Of liberty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-13

Note.-sunday May Z. 1905, S413o copies
were circulated
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16eirlptars.

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puroe Bier Der Shubmd6er 9eib BON
9aBpeiler mitteIit MeHsrs uno prii'
eel I5psr bsrlsbt. Die 5hGter. Stsius
bauer Sran; Mag.s unp Ruoolf 6as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-27
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, June %. Tho cotton market
WINS comparatively quiet. but showed a gem
orally stead ytone. and after an early decline
closed net unchanged to 2 points higher.
The market opened weak at a decline OF 6af1a
points, following lower cablnles and selling w
room bears In expectation OF a bearsh weekly
bureau report Tomorrow, but there was q fair
demand on the decline, chiefly for southern
account, accompanied by reports from tina
South that continued rain was doing damage
In some sections of the belt and prlcea soon
rallied. Spot house were said TO be buying
July thus relieving approximations az to tho
Influence orr notnoacs mehehth &.4l neuhprup
influence, OF notices on next Friday to aon,e
extent. and In the early afternoon the market
worked zip to a net advance OF about .d6
points on the active, months, or to within about
s points OF the highest level OF last week,
There was some reaction toward the close
under reniizng. but the Anal tone was steady.
Sales We're estimated at 100000 bales.
oyen sunday and wh IneT NAM esam INA hst TIE
wet weather can do tho special damage. south.
ern advces were rather less bearish AZ TO
crop conditions, and southern spot markets
were agal nreportel nrn.
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Property Transfers.

: y : 1. ID b.
Richmond August Nolde to John w.
Blake. 221-2 feet on east line OF Twenty
fourth Street, 10 feet north Of Broad
Street, 5000
w. H. Adams and wife to Alice Nj.
Perkinson, % feet on south line OF Mar
shall Street, southwest corner Twenty
second Street. $1,000.
A. G. Becker and wife, to William Kinds,
trustee, IS fact on east line OF Severn
tenth Street. 10 feet south Of Broad
Street, 1900
L.. w. and Martha a. Wise to Stuart
nut Street, 15o feet northof Grove Ave-
nue.. S.
Henrico: Fred c.. Brauer, Jr., and wife
to George W. Troxler, IS feet on east line
OF Twentieth Street, 81 feet north OF r
Mary s. and ], r. Hooper to L. G..
Nichols % pcres about y miles bel9w
shirk and others, $1.6S7.5O,
William A. Ellis and vile to A. 3.
Ellis, acres on the Broad street Road,
ana others T. ss5e.
Same to Benjamin a. Ellis S acres on
the Broad Street Road adjoining the
pr cperty described next above. $3.50.
NJ s.. Msctavlsh to j, H. Derbyshirs,
triangle lot fronting 100 feet on north line
NJ Broad Street, northwest corner Of
Hermitage Road, 81, FOO.
William III Braner':s trustees to George
Mechan'cFvIlle Turn nike, between T and
i'rauer's ane, s247.5o.s
r sitterAne ard wife 70 Grace n.
Herrisrn. lots Nos. . and 40 In square a.,
plan OF Chestnut It'll. sN0.
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orHEn pRaodpucp ;nA 1, ].

i45At OTHER PRBDECt1l IaiAhtSb Ell 80 - x
Z NEW YORK. June es.-FtOUn-Flrm with
light trade. RYE FlolT--steady. Cornine ai--
Firm, ahe white and yellow, q. ssLs9. Bar
Wteat-spot arm: No, ! red. HOS. Options
September. S.Nc.: December. ssac,
4 corn-spot irn; No. e. e.c: Options nrntr.
but qutet. July closed at cbssi September
salsc. oats-spot firm; mixed DAYS, sefseA
Beef-Eteady. Cut Meats-Ftrtn. picked
ioL ef;0,Lc per pound. Lard-FiIm; western
steamed, s7.loR. ta0. refined steady. PORK
steady. Tallow-Dull Rosin-Quiet: sra. neg.
common to good, $a.e093.7o Turpehtihe-Quliiet
coee-spot Rio. quiet: Ne: Invoice, sa !s
mild, steady; cordoya. io9l5e Futures closed re,
points lower 10 5 higher; sugatsaRaw, auist:
rnolasses sugar. SIC Confectioners a 2. =, ~
mould *, t. q cut LOAF and brushed. p i y
powdered, $3.50; Eranulated. Is 49, CUBES, 80. No.
tRice-pUiet Molasses--Firm.
Buttef-Irresual creaI,sry IGeoss i. s a.aIs
Cream, small white ana colored, 9gsNe. 4 EFF.
STEADY; nearby, fancy selected, white 2ou slc.i !
sn,s inesIMtak; southern rose as1 !;
tn,,thern 3oSf3sc.; Jersey sweets Siq2. 70. Psu-
n,,t.MFIrni 4 fancy hind picked. ~ 461:c: otner
ahn,estlc, 81 dsnc. Cabbages-Weak south ~, ~,
psr ba rel, tiTl75. 0otton-by steam 70 10y.
,erpool. loli5c t
CHICAGO, June as.--Tres movement Of new
wheat caused an easy finish in the wheat r ..H
ket here to-day. At the close the Ju'y op.'o
Vas OF Lc.; corn IS up &C.: oats ,o snnw .
gain OF sslAc.; provisions are up pvi''s'o
IN. leading futur.A ranssd % fol!owsii
fH,AYN IL n IA
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MARKET OPENS
WITH P 4 /:
Considerable Extension of Inter.
est Manifested in First Hour
and Buying Was General.
MANY DIVIDEND RuMoRs
Indicated That Norfolk and West-
ern and Baltimore and Ohio
Will Make Increases.
1nx A ssnnlnte1 press.l /

NEW YORK, June 2O.--The course Of
to-day's stock market WAS watched with
peculiar interest ID obtain light on how
far last weeks professionally conducted
advance would prove successful In awak-
erling interest In the market
Tho activity III tho first hour to-day
was accepted as evidence OF a consider
able extension Of interest In the market
siderable volume from widely extended
regions OF tho country The customary
selling to take advantage of this demand
sF s ffhss ss q pses as n o aee
wag not marked. and the uplift continued
quite steadily. One or, two 81 the days
Incidents were calculated rather to dash
speculative cnthusiasm but the ERECT OF
these also was moderate. It was while
prices were advancing 80 as to meet tho
limits liked by sellers that transnction ns
came came 10 n d pause no disposition vas shown
and the figures held very steadily in the
periods Offdullness.
2 prs elent Il was argued I'll hat the policy
thus ndiSated SS9q 4. troSasy BE- R
Pacific was also made d feature on its
good assurance OF dividend increhAe.
One argument, used TO enforce the prob
ab:iiyf Of the dividend increasts was that
which these stocks were already selling.
Any ineon grulty In pushing thesr stocks
to d still higher level did NOT seem TO aR-
pear 10 the partisana Of this argument,
KaIlrossd Traffic officials made eneour-
aging reports. /, ~ n
The gold engagements .left the moneyy
market entirely Gndlsturbed. and althouk!
the closing tone Of the stock market was
slightly Irregular, prices were not n'uch
Bonds we're strong. Total sales. par
value, $4,000 United, States oonus
The Total sales Of stocks for the day
amounted to $4,000 shares.
MONEY AND ExCHANGE-CLo6E,
Money on call steady at 2a2 Ii per cent.
closing bid. 1 ga per cent: onered at
Y per cent; time loans. steady; sixty days
and ninety days, per cent. SIX m mo- IL, y
8isa3s per cent PRINT s,an,in sxsns ,ae
strong, closing arm with actual busi.
ness IN bankers' bills at si.g7. 1894 81 % Tor
demand ana at .4.S5.2oGl4st25 for SIX d tl
bills; posted rates s4ss and s4:sS; oom e ,g.
Mexican dollars, IS l-2.
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medium to rood 4AI4xc.; common to taif
sssse; sows anS etiS s''i ,,5asS Ser Sssd
. sheep. sasAc.; bes. lambs. easAc. few
Hogs. sasEc.: extra SIC.
ss SlH,e1aS 'ss; 5oass ss5ss
a RTl .s sssskefs az feeders pss
sse i1I' ETC., ns!esEs
s s;s.. Tesss s.d ste9 MsHi 5s 1Srnsr s,Hs
and butchers. S. p5a5:ss good to choice, heavy
ss.45a9s1!l; rough, heavy, slIs@s g; light
Receipt sYss il. S@ heai. Market steady, iae
hisher. Lanibk lodsisc. higher: Good to choice
wethers. si.5o45.1s, fair to choice, mixed, ss.isg
4 40; native lambs Including spring lambs
NEW YORK, June gs.IBEgvEs- ~ &c ! e
ssxs. .l.isas:1 Rsss!g,s. "a ssa a:
IT, eisy ,'e DRESSED !0es 50
ss Sssiss s ssd shee SAfse ss asa
lambs ssnsT,N sales /, 81; Sss q
h haes,ni 5se s choice m medium. Nlc.
June so.4GATTLE-supply fair. Market low
tr. Choice, sb.so3S 6 prime, So. a5a5, 90 Hogs
Receipts, light: marlet higher. Prime heavy
workers. and pigs, s5.75a5.so; roughs. 4ai.so
sheep-supply light: market, h Ehsro c le,.st.
lambs. .4'SoaTs. o.; veal calves, ss.5oG7 %,
/" cINcINSNTI, O.. June s.-HoGs..-Actlye!
ntchefs, s54sR5. an: common s. e5ae So CAT AZ
tlk-steady, Fair to good shippers, q 39go00 /,
common $2dS.76 Sheep-Strong at s2,bpg4.25.
Larnbs-StronE at s459Q1.75. ~
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET.
reported by Rogers McCabe and Co1
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Washington Affairs.
isnecnl n The Times-1,'snatoh.,A

(Snec'nl IN The T1meS-nlsnatOh.'
+ wAsHrNGToN, D. G., June 2a.- North
Carolina rural routes nrdercd established
September LIST: Blackburn, Catawba eoun.
'ty.s route 4, population 400. houses 50; Co
mover. cstawba county, route 3. popula-
ton 4a5, houses 104.
q Postmasters appointed: Virginla-Bond
Point. northumberland county, Hurr An
drews vice Benjamin. II, Brown. resigned,
q North Carollna--Cherryvllle, Castor
county, Thomas II. Summer, Vice J. j.
George resigned,
Tia eornprsta existenea of tha Nartal<
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July 4th at the Seashore.
SPECIAL EXCURSION VIA
Norfolk & Western Ry.
VIRGINIA BEACH,
NORFOLK and

NORFOLK and VIRGINIA BEACH.
Special train Of Vesubuled Coaches will.
lcays Byrd Street Station July 4 going
through to Norfolk and Virginia Beach,
without change Of cars IN either direction,
on the following fast schedule: Leave
Richmond $3.50 A. MI Petersburg 9:05 a.
NJ, arrive Norfolk II A. NJ, Virginia
Beach ll:45 A. NJ; rsturnlng. leave Viz
gitlIa Beach $3.50 P. NJ. Norfolk 7.1ei P.
H., arrive Richmond 10 p. M: Fare to
Norfolk and return. $1.0o; Virginia Beach
ana return. $1.25. For tickets and further
Information apply at company ONCE. 1913
East. Main Street, or Of ticket ONCE,
R IxT s q eg ( s ststl;GRn. r. posLEY,
- CITY pass. AIT. Dist. Pass. Agt.
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BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW YORK,
BALTIMORE AND WAsHlNoToh
VIA NORFOLK AND WESTERN

- N nv. AND s EVME no. "a ~ an
The ocean Shore Limited" leaving
Richmond daily at P. NJ, arriving Nor.
folk 500 p. NJ. quickest time made be-
tween the two clties). makes close con-
necton with Merchants and Miners Line,
Old Dominion Line and Bay Line steam-
ers, sailing from Norfolk to above points.
This Is the only afternoon train from
Richmond connecting at Norfolk with
Merchants and Miners steamers. PAS
scngers desiring to do SO may leave Rich
mond at . A. NJ. and spend day in Nor.
folk. Tor tickets, stateroom berths and
general Information, apply to John E.
wagner, City Passenger Agent, Norfolk
and Western Office, No, Sss East Main
Street. G. II. BOSLEY, Il
Dist, Pass. Agents,
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France. i.4os bales: to the Continent, a,s7s
bales: stock, 424,sN Bales. I'll
Consolidated ii al portt-Nst receipts. 2o,sIo
bales; export 10 Great Britain, 3, ~ bales; to
France, l,i9s bales; to the Continent, 5.iss
bales. Fl. s{35 t 4 5sills 81
Total since September 1st 1t all ports-.Se,
receipts. $780, 73 Bales expert To- GREAT Britain
2.7s5, "a bales; TO France, 7ss SO bs!es y ths
Continent 5.053. 81 bales: to Japan, 2e6, $50
bales; 10 Mexeo, ara. bales.
NEW ORLEANS. La, June H.-spot cotton
steady; sales 800 balek, including SIS to arrive.
Quotations unchanged. EE,.
"a Futures opened easy With the active positions
down 1910 polnts, a disappointing Liverpool
onset what were generally conceded TO be !. is
dun. but WIN steady undsr, .2 ThIs Is the
considerably infiueneeds thereby, but no notices
we're issued. The stock OF cotton here Is too
small IN allow any rendering.
august opened az s g asked !, sol A. up 2, e
ket closed fr1ii. manipulation being tho leading
feature, bet ahshahsed e pS n ,I hash i,;
August a. sDs,: ssss1srt LES ss
-necrr1haf, s sof1s OH ] anuaty, 8.944sgs. 81.
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Wait and watch for the Forced Sale.
It will be to your interest.
FOURTH OF JULY HATES
VIA h0pE0i.k AMI }NESTERN R,>

's.VuN 10OHrOI1 Nv " = = nv y ~
Tickets ht greatly reduced rates will
be sold on July 1st I'd. Sd and 4th, good
for return passage Until July 5th 1906
The following round. trip rates vii apply
1880; Virginia Beach and return, $3.tu;
Lyrchburg and return, $500, anu COR
responding low rates to all other points
south Of the Ohio and east Of the .nis.'
sisslppl Rivers For tickets and further
apply to Richmond Transfer
Company; Ticket Agent. Byrd Street sta
ton, or al conlpany's office, ssS East
Main street.
mo. q. WAGNER, c. II. BOsLG ), y
City Pass. Agt. Dist. Paas. ACT.
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Walt and watch for tho Forced Sale.
1t will be to your interest.

SUMMER ExcURsloN RATES, Ri, e.
IA g. r. r. r.
!. GUNNER excursion tickets on sale ats
greatly reduced rates, via r., 7. & P.s
r. r. and connections, to all resorts
North ana East, Including many at
.tractive points In Canada, also to Yir-s
ginia mountain resorts reached via Wash
ington and the Southern Railway. Tick
cts good returning until October 51st In.
5clusiVe stop-ovars permitted Al pleas
ture. For through rates. descriptive lit
erature and further information apply
to ticket agents r., F. & p. r. r.
W. z. TAYLOR,
Traffic Manager.
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N-arfhh+n pacnt 3s..,,....,.........,..... 10
Norfo,k ana western con. ,s............... 1osA
Oregon Short Line refundins 4s.......; 20 y
Pennsylvania conv. s}ss.........,.......... lod
psad,nr General .......... 1885
g, 1an,s and iron Mountain con. s.. ~. lie
q. : p,,iS ana San Francisco fg. 4s........-s1
81 InmI. cnu,h wnate m con- ae,,,.,...... 81
ga hoStn AZ Line IL ssh
5, ~ a.. all " . . %
Southern Haiiwhv fofYered). .............. 121h
r. ana pacl6c OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 12lM
I = ~ 1 and western is............ s3h
1,n,on pat,hc 10lh
Union Pacific conv 4s... ;.......,........ 12Ih
1,ts i, III il7A
vrsahas a. nsh al .....,.. .,....,.....:.. i7its
~ $3.50 IA = A. i.'s ..,..,,,,.... SO
wheeling and Lake Erie 4s........n...ss
n - ~ rniiatRrai Trust ls.l....... Bsis
M - ~ tsorrIa I'd inc 1aM
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Cotton futures opened weak and closed QUIET

( s,sS; middiing gulf, s,eS; salej s7s bales =
Cotton, quiet: mlddling, 0sb gross receipts,
S8ss bales; sales, 57a bales; stock, bales.
Total to-day at all ports-Net receipts, 100 s
baes; export to Great Britain, 4,6la balesi to
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Price Of Sugar Reduced.

N INV ABsociated Fress) .7lI4f
Il NEW YORK, June 20--All grades OF
rec nod sugar were reduced five cents
hundred pounds to-day.
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. BALTINoRE, ND, juno sa,-FLOUH-
tsnt X; E5a5so. Wheat-very QUIET; spot con-
tt.n No. red western. July. s6Ac. asked !;
southern ~ saI,lse ;asss souther
Sti spo! eorn u tsas:e. oatsaFYrmeti No. .
yss 5s q. Repsslh ~ .su Ss'is5R s
i?M1sc' !: fancy creamery. a1e: fancy ladle 164
i1S.: store pscked lsa,5e EkAs Y, STEADY S an.
unchanged A. lsAs che sn,al ISxe ~ sursr n-
Stsa n .Ncohrse sraniilated, tSb5i hne, t6ts
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Observation-Disclosures hfr1 at si.ib per bushel yir'
:. nias--Market steady at axe. for fancy stock
machine picked. e,tasAe.; Smelling stock, "a
2Ec.
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LOW RATE WEEK END EXCURSIONS
TO NEW JERSEY sEAsHORE RE. a

--57 nv" SUH S--F1'J r q r. n, II, TI@
Commencing June 2ad ana until Sep
TENDER 9th. inclusive, the r. F. & H..
r. r, will sell on Friday and Saturday
OF each week special excursion tickets
to Atlantic City. Cape May. Ocean City,
Sea Isle City ard Wildwood. N. j., at
rate OF $40 round trip from Richmond.
Tickets good going only on dats Of sale
and for return passage heaving des-
tinatlop not later than Tuesday following
date OF issue, Apply to ticket agents
r., II. & p. r. r.. w. r, TAYLOR,
"a. Traffic Manager,
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE Of STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
sALps.

24oo a. G. IT,, CON. .........a...
2O100 Amalgamatcd C0pper......
1000 Amer. Car and Fonnuo,a
Amer. Car and Founy pfd..s
500 American Cotton OIL. "..
200 American Tobacco, pfd...i
100 American Caii............l.;
200 American Cafi. pfd.a......
1900 Amer. Locomotive, conf.
200 Amer. Locomotive, pfd....
5000 American sugar...........i
114O0 A., r. and 3. Fe, Gomez
600 A.. T. and s. Fc. pfd...n.
W7W baltimore and Ohlou.,.,.S
$500 Brooklyn Rapid T'rhnsita.t
Canada EOutherr..........
1900 Canadian Pacific. .........
1900 Chesapeake and Ohio......
2GO0 Chicago Great Western....
12100 Chi, Mil. and st. Pnul....
27o0 Colorado Fuel and Ironn.
200 Colorado South, cor1nu....
Colorado South, lat pfd..
600 Colorado South, "a pfd...
300 Clcv., Gin. Chi. and 8. l..
300 Chatta. and st. L.......
400 Consolidated Gas. .........
200 Delaware and Hudson....
Del, Lack. and Weston.
291Q0 Erie, com.n..........,.n
3400 Eric. list pfd.................
a500 Eric, I'd pfd...,...,.,.......
400 General Electrlc..........
3IOO Illinois Central. .......:;...
1900 Louisville and Nashville.
100 Manhattan 80.
1900 Metro. st. Railway. .......
3e1U Mexican CefItral......,...
400 Mo-, Kan. and Tex, COM.
zoo Mo, Kan. and Tex, pfdn,
1900 MISSOURI Pacific..........,,,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-27

TO CHASE CITY, icLARKsvlLLE, OK.
FORD, DU RHAM, RALElGH, ETc.
without change of cars, via Southern
railway. Leave Richmond daily 1890
noon; also 9 p. NJ, except Sunday, for
the above points, i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-27
rHE DRY GOODS MARKE1

THE DRY GOODS MARKET
NEW YORK, June 2D.--ppetati ons in the dry
gtols market are not large. but buyers are
now willing to take goods al the prices de-.
,nandeds Values are gradually creeping up:
Many lines are 10 far ahead that It is d fficult
to make satisfactory arrangements regarding
the deliveries. ~ . sis
4 NAVAL STORES
WILMINGTON, N. c., June q. --TpRPENss
TINE-SteadN ahd unchanged; receipts, ~
casks. Realistically and unchanged; receipts,
III barrels 1arAFfrn Sat se.o9 BID; receipts.
"a barrels cfude Turpentine-Fi Firm at S2.6og
425 ana receipts 81 batTs r s, IL,
Nothing doing at Hoc. :7tecelpts eo6 chsks ship
.mentsa. osi cask Rosin--Firni; Rales, t,lSS
barrels ;receipts, e.1S7 barrels; shipments
barrels. $40 .5-.--t.r-t ri -, 49, ,,i,,>.
TINE AND RQsIN---5sothins doing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-27
C,. June e8.-TCRPEN-
me. AND RQs1N-Sothlng doing.
-,or ~ Sc GIL MARKET

cor1pSsEED Oil MARKET.
ard st..dy: prime crude .f.sb!esbi mills. 21hes
prime summer tyellow;;l Is a2sne. OF summer
Yellow. nomirali primo whites ao4slc.; prime
winter yellow, 3913lc.f ~ .EsS5si ~, j4ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-27

ATLANTIC COAST LINE r. r. SUNDAY
EXCURSION BETWEEN RICH.
MONDAND PETE R61URoss
20 cENTs-RoukD lP-4o GENTS.
S Tickets good on all regular trains lin-
tied to date OF sale. Il }: