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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-09
PEACE RUMORS
AFFECT STOCKS
Market Generally, However, Was
Inert and Prices Moved
But Little.
SOUTHERN H GROUP STRONG
Favorable Showing Of Gross
Earnings BY Railroads in
This Section.
SOUTHERN GROUP STRONG

(By Associated Press.

ri
NEW YORK, June San attempt to
stir UP activity In tho stock market dur
Ing the first hour OF to.day's session re-
suited IN lifting Il few stocks to a con
siderably higher level than yesterdays
closing. Tho movement tiattcncd out
completely and the subsequent settling
OF prices to lower busis was due as
much to hamilton In the market as to
any active pressure to sell.
Vhe opening advance had Its initiative
In the higher level for London prices,
based on the BELIEF In u hopeful outlook
for peace. The uplft Of prices was purc-
~ sympathetic with London and the ac-
tuul trInsactions FOR foreign account here
were insignificant In amount. The small
selling attracted by the higher range 0t
prices, however, invited Some addltional
utlmcpt to move the market upwards.
The efforts conferred on u handful OF
stocks amongst the coalers and Southern
railroads and Including Amulgamated
Copper The operations In the Southern
group were attributed TO u newly formed
pool or revival OF an old pool. Very
able showing OF gross earnings. be-
Ing made by railroads In that region,
were made tho basis OF the movement.
The large production OF anthracite Is a
favorable factor for the coalers. These
movements attracted no important fol-
lowing. AZ
Tho inertia OF the United States Steel
stocks was almost complete. Influenced
by the absence OF any Indication OF re-
vived activity In the iron markets. This
proved q burden on sentiment toward the
entire market. The rise in call money
rates was attributed to the rcdistrbu-
tlon OF funds on deposit. which are tho
proceeds OF Japanese loan subscription
amongst various financial institutions and
the intimation was conveyed that these
funds are likely to be left on deposit here
for an indefinite period Stock commits
sion houses also have funds 10 lend. ow-
Ing to the extreme dullncss OF the stock
market. Tho hardening OF the call money
rate was regarded as purely temporary.
But somewhat frmer tone was report
ed for time funds and the likelihood OF
higher money rates In the. fall ts not
without influence in causing the almost
TOLL stagnation OF the stock market.
! Only remnant OF the dny's gains was
( preserved and the average level OF prices
was insigniicantly changed from last
night.
The peace rumors made the Japanese
bonds strong. The bond market gcner-
ally, was dull and steady; total sales.
par value. 81, 10000.
United statessa's registered advanced
IA ner cent. on call.
The total sales OF stocks amounted to
e7oloo shares. Is
MONEY AND ExcHANGE-cLosE:
Money on cali. steady: f.2as per cent:
: IL: six months. 4 1913 "a. Prime r,er-
camille paper a-4I4 ner cert. Sterling
exchange, steady, with nctnal business
IN bankers hils Ct 10 f % d ns
bills. Posted rates. s4ss and SIS. Com
mnrcJai bills. s4s4 s-4aF.r Bar silver,
Es5.s. Mexican dollars, As II.
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WEEK END TICKETS AT HALF FARE
ON NORFOLK AND WEST.
-5fs&eIs]E NH ERIN RAILWAY -E3sif5t5 55s

Round-trIp tickets from Richmond to
all mountain resort stations on Norfolk
and Western Railway. are on sale Sat-
iurdays. good for return passage until
following Monday, at rate OF one single
fare for the round trip Round
trip tickets to Norfolk at 1925 and
to Virginia Beach at $3.50. will be
sold for evening trains Fridays, all
trains Saturdays and morning trains
Sundays, good returning until the Mon;
day following date Of sale. Apply to w.
Steele. ticket agent, Byrd Street Station,
the Richmond Transfer Company, or John
z. Wagner. city passenger and ticket
agent, s3S 2, Main Street.
c, II. BOSLEY.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE 5, 1906.
~ 57l5fl5-'syy7st u ARRIVNn EEsg ~

. % L H.. y 4 .
PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE s, 1906.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly: Norfolk. merchan.
disc and passengers Old Dominion line.
SAILED s
II. Steamer old Point Comfort. Graves, Norfolk
and James River landings, merchandise and
passengers, Virginia Navigation Co,
Steamer Berkeley Shelly. Norfolk, merchan.
disc and passengers, Old Dominion Steamship
Schooner. Kate, Davis. James River, light
Schooner Ruth A. Price, Todd. Rappahannook
sch;oon s wentz L. Roberts. watson, Po,o.
mac River, light.
PORT or WEST POINT. JUNE 8. 1905,
Charlotte. Murphy Baltimore. passengers and
ssH''af 60 ~ SAILED. u,
Charlotte. Murphy Baltimore. passengers and
general cargo, ~
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. JUNE 8, 1905. Z
ARRIVED.
Steamer salyhia, Belize.
Steamer Battoum. Fort Arthur.
Schooner James Pierce, Boston,
Steamer Armnla Wilmington.
Schooner Charles A. Campbell. Salem.
Schooner Frontenac, Bangor
Schooner Lucy u, Friend, Providence
Schooner Thomas W, Lawson, Providence,
SAILED.
Steamer salybia. London. III
Steamer Armenia, Port GLASGOW,
Steamer Dordrecht, Kingston,
Schooner Dorothy Palmer Hoston.
Schooner Alicia 3. Crosby, Bangor.
Barge Wabash New Bedford, 14sF M
large Buena Ventura, Boston.
Barge Solitaire, Boston, IN
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a =, II. bO0IIE1
District Passenger Agent.
REpUcTIoN IN FARE 70

VIRGINIA SUMMER RESORTS ON
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY.
Summer excursion tickets, with privi-
lege of stopping of at all stations, and
good for return passage until October
Slst, 1905. are now on sale to tho moun-
tain and seashore resorts on Norfolk and
Western Railway For new summer re-
sort book list OF hotels and boarding
houses. time tables, tickets and general
information, apply to w. Steele, ticket
agent, Byrd Street Station, the Richmond
Transfer Company or John E. Wagner,
city passenger and ticket agent, 1898 z,
Main Street. G, Fl. BOSLDY.
District Passenger. Agent
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.EPwoRTH LEAGUE CONVENTION,
DENVER, COLO, JULY 9Th TO
. 9TH-sPEClAL Low \ RATES g

VIA c, a o. ROUTE.
Round trip rate from Richmond, Nor
folk and Petersburg, sa2,75; Lyachburg
or Charlottesville, S+I25. etc. VII.
Tickets sold June 2Dth to July 3d.,
limited for return July 14th, subject to
extension to August 9Th by deposit Of
ticket and payment of valuation fee Of
fifty cents.
These tickets may be routed via Chi
cago and one direct route; returning
Via st. Louis and another direct route,
or4vice versa.
For other information. schedule OF train
service. etc., address G, s. o, Ry. Pas
senger OFFICE.
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Death Of Minister'S Father.

News has reached here Of the death at
DeI4and, Fla. Of Mr.. A. j. Derieux,
father of Rev, w. II, Derleux, D. D., Of
this city. Dr. Derieux was called to Do
Land early In the week on accocnt OF the
illness Of his father
r. When DR.. Derieux reached 'DeI4nnd tho
a,dor nont,annn wns dead 4 Tor Darta,,x
will reach tho city In time to preach at
the Yenable Street baptist Church sun
dpv ts l. M IL
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Mr.. Glenn Speaks.

Mr.. II. C, Glenn. one OF the candidates Tor
the House OF Delegates spoke early yesterday
morning at the city Dtables to tho men In the
Street Cleaning Department. Mr. Glenn spoke
briefly Just before the men started on thelr
days work. p 5Nlt8
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

fS5 SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY Is, 1906.
H. TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, 3lt4
Icy a. M.-Daily--Local for Charlotte, M O.
H:So p. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Pullman TO
atlanta and Birmingham, New Orleans,
Memphis. Chattanooga and all the South.
with through coach for Chase City. OK.
1oru, Charleston and Raleigh. ya55s &
500 +. M.--Ex: 5Sunday-Chase City Local. &S
1850 P. ACCOMPLISHMENTS ready s:ss
r. NJ, for all the South. III
53i1. YORK RIVER LINE fa$s
The favorte route TO baltimore and Eastern
points Leaves Richmond AGO P. Nj, daily
except Sunday. "a 81 70 5TF SGs'tf I1,]'{.
2:16 p. M-Local-Daily except Sunday.
4:D p. M.-Except Sunday-For West Point,
connecting with steamers for Baltimore
and river landinge Steamers cali at YORK.
town and Clay Bank Mondays, Wednes.
days and Fridays and at Gloucester point
and Almonds Tuesdays. Thursdays ana
4:ts a AN y. 11ExseDt sunday-.Iocal mixed TOT
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
S:s3 A. III. and $40 P. M-From all the South.
9:35 7. M.-Erom Charlotte and Raleigh. s,sgsf wa
$40 A.. M..From Chase City and lntermedl--
s:2s A.7M.-Baitimore and West Point.
10:E A. NJ, Daily, except Sunday and Monday;
$40 p: ~, daily. except sunday-From
c. w. WEsTBURY, D. P. A.. Richmond. Va.
Is g. H. aARDWlcK. W. Fl. TAYLOEsES
H. B.. stTENcER, den.l: Mgr 4
Washington, D. g. 9s3E.
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common 10 fair. 3lt@4c.; southern cattle, 2h1
&c. for common TO good bulls ~ CAKE; oxen.
sasxc,; veal calves. 5aehc.; cows and calves.
sheep good to 5xetra, By a4ac,: common. 20
2hc. fall lambs, 4h95hc.; spring lambs. 6hQ
Tie; q few extra, Sc. Hogs. 5aehc.
CHICAGO. ILL.,. June s.-cATTLE-Re-
ceipts, 5000 head Market steady Good to
prime steers. IS +o9s %; poor TO medium. so
,tSeks Ss,. and fesas5s gss
Receipts, "a, 900 head Market steady. Mixod
butchers e. good TO- est sh0 IL sog
sales, ss.ao95sa5. sheep--ReceIpts, 1900 head
Market strong to shade higher. Good to choice
wethers. shorn, r. 6od5 10; fair to choice mixed.
shorn, $a.6o44.D native lambs. shorn, &AooV
$50. $s ia
NEW YORK. June s.-BEEvDs- Receipts,
"a: head all for slaughterers: nothing doing;
feeling weak calyes,Rseeps head; no
calves steady; city dressed veals. SOLE. per
pound; country dressed, eGloo. per pound.
Sheep and LambsEReceipts 4ss2 head la p o.
s. 80. Hogs-Receipts.s 3,liJ head; all for
saughterers. Nothing doing; nominally
steady. N 4 y 81.
UNION STOCK YARDS, P1TTSBURG. PA,
June s.-CATTLE-suppl light; market steady.
Choice s5sogso9; prime, s. eo@5s So Hogs =,
and medium ss.Ss; heavy yorkers and light
sheep-supply light; market. slow. Prime
lsmbs s5g es'. veal 'e caves s5as5o - 'As
CINCINNATI. O., June s.-HoGs-Actlve.
Butchers, $50; common. 5ae: Is; Cattle
mon, s2.a6as0o. sheep-Steady at se.e5@4.15.
LanbsrSteady at s5.JoG7.6o
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CONFEDERATE VETERAN REUNION
LOUISVILLE, kYn
43F JUNE 18th TO 10th,
REUNION

SPECIAL RATES VIA g. a Q, n.y.
For the above occasion the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway will sell tickets from
Richmond to louisville and return at
rate of sl3,15, tickets on sale June 10th
to lSth. inclusive, final limit June 10Th.
subject to extension by deposit and on
payment of fifty cents deposit II not
later than July 10th
Il Tho direct route from Virginia to tho,
.encaInr,ment
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-09
DAILY THROUGH SERVICE TO
VIRGINIA BEACH,

Effective at once and until further
notice. the Norfolk and Western Railway
viii operate through coach without
change between Richmond and Virginia
Beach on the ocean Shore Limittd,a
which leaves Richmond lily at $500 r.
NJ and leaves Norfolk returning at s;25
a. n, g Il. Bos5LEf
q al District Passenger Agent.
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Enforce Ordinance.

Major Louis Werner, chief OF police, has is-
sued an order directing the men on the force
to see that the ordinance relating to the throw.
ing Of trash and garbage Into the streets 10
v!XIdly enforced. 4 y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-09
CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

SIG: No. northwestern. 81. Isl: prime Timothy
{ seed. 1886. Mess pork, per barrel, IL. $50
1850; lard. per 100 pounds. s7.aoa1. e; short
ribs (rides), }73547.45: short clear sides (box-
ed), f7.5G7.bo. Whiskey, basis OF high wines.
31.2s.s Glover. contract grade. I'll. 159l2. Is.
Eggs-Stendy at mark, cases included. ltc.
l5n@isc. cheese-Weak at loc.
8 BALTIMORE, ND. June s.-FLoUR-Quet
and unchanged. Wheat-Dull spot, contract
wv T97Nc.: spot, No. red, Western, s7h@
eiEc.: the MONTH s5hc. asked; southern BY
sample. ssassc Corn-strong; spot and the
month. &c.: southern white corn. b2G57c.
EOats-Firm: No. 2 mixed. ats. bid. Rye-Dull;
No. 2 Western, SIC. Btter-Steady and UNI
changed: fancy imitation. lac.; fancy cream
cry &c. fancy ladle l7G1sc.; store packed
fCheese-Quiet and unchanged: large, 1ol1c. !;
small, 1oIc. sugar-Stcady and unchanged.
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n I. Y. II Richmond, Fredericks.
no * Q burg e Potomac r.. n
TIA ins Ii cave I}ichmond...N OrthWard.


-4.16 A. NJ. ----Eaily-byrd vt. Through M ,f5
S:46 A. M-Daiiy--Maln St. Through. 2fS u
liz 4. M.;Week Days--El ba ashland IN Ac.
$50 a. So's MNpaily-Byrd St. Through, Local
10 ~, nu1Hn.-Wcek Days-Byrd st. Through. s
i:So =. M-Week Days-Byrd 81. Freder lchs-S
3 sos =. M--Daiiy--Main St; Through
$50 n M,--Week Days Elba. Ashland Ae.I
SOS p M.MDaiiy-Byrd St Through.
gITraln Arrive Rlchmond--southwar d.
$40 a. M.-Week Days-Elba. Ashland Ac ,s
SEQ a. .Ms.0Week sDays-Byrd ST. Frederlcks-.
s:s5 A. n, --Daly--pyrd ST. trough =. .,.3
II IS A. M.-Week Days--Byrd st, Throusa'
2:14 p M..Daily--Main ST. Through.
s:ls p. sM.--Week Days--Eba. Ashland As-s
7.,6 3. M@DaiIy-Byrd St Through.
900 P, N. Datly-Byrd 81. Through. Local .es:a q
go +. M.--Daily--MaIn st. Through
NOT%Pullman Sleeping or Pnr!or CarS on
ali above trains except trains arriving Rich-
n,ond II go A. NJ. week days. and local accom-
imodations. 56 4. it#i.s. * .
w. d. DUKE G. W. CULP. W; =. TAYLOR.
Cent Man Asst. Gen'l Man r. Traf. Mar ian
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FOR new YORK.

70 Via Night Line Steamers Except Saturday,
making connection in Norfolk with Main Line
shin following day ut z =. NJ. also Norfolk
and Western Ry. mt . "A. NJ. and 3 r.. NJ. and
c,hesa peake and Ohio Ry. ut 0 a. NJ. and 4 r..
NJ. making connection daily Except Sunday
at Norfolk with Main Line Ships sailing at I
Il. &. BOSWELL, City Ticket Agent, sos Is,
Main Street: J. IT MAYER, Agent, steamer s
Wharf; II. b. Walker, v. ?. and 4. NJ, Now
York, N. Y,
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I MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
5THE Dry GOODs lafARKEr

THE DRY GOODS tAiARKET. 10 87
NEW YORK, June S.-The dry goods market
Is little changed with the exception OF increased
strength on the part OF manufacturers who are
sold ahead on the majorityfof lines. Jobbets
are now active in making inquiries for goods.
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STEAM BOATS.
MD DOMINION
u STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
.Night Line For Norfolk.

Leave Richmond every evening (foot Ash
street, at F.. q s.st top at Newport News
Including stateroom berth: meals, 6oc each.
Streets Cars TO Steamers Wharf.
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OTHER PRODUCE MARKETS.

OTHER PRODUCE MARKETS.
r NEW YORK, June s,-FLouR-Dull and
barely steady. Rye Flour-steady. cornmea'-
Firm. Barey--Steady.
Wheat-Firm; No, 9 red. 1l.os bid IN store.
Options A1Zc not higher. July, 9l.sc,; Sep
TENDER, S5Ac,; December, S5Ec. .
h Corn-FIrr,; No. 2. Soc. elevator. Options AZ
nc net advance. July closed at 67Hc Oats
Steady; mixed, S5Gf35hc.
Beef-Firm.4lCu Cut Meats-Trm. Lard-Bare-
sly steady Western steamed. T.l6gIso; re-
fined barely steady; continents, $40. Pork
Quiet Talow-Steady. Rosln-Den,o ized
entine-Demora!zed
I. Coffee--Spot Rio. steady; No. 4 invoice, &c {;
mild, quiet. Futures closed steady, points
higher; Cordoyn, 1odl3c. Sugar--Taw, steady;
fair refining, sIc.; n,oasses sugar SIC; re-
ined STEADY. Rlce--steady. Mplanses-ouiet
dairy Try iehs Gaoc, cheese-Qaiet and Unchanged
Realistically and unchanged.
Potatoes Irregular; Southern rose. $l,b012O;
Southern seconds, Sl9l.60; Jersey sweets, SIG
a.25 Peanuts--steady; fancy handplcked. 81 %
ibhc.: other domestic, aNG53tc Cabbnges--
Steady; Charleston, per barrel crate, 5oQ70c
Cotton-By steam to Liverpool loQl3c
E CHICAGO, I'LL, June s--Actiye covering
by shorts, influenced by bullish crop report
from Kentucky, caused strength Mt tho finish
In the wheat market to-day. At the close the
July option was up h@Mc.; corn Ia up &c.,
outs show gain OF 1saHo.i provisions are un-
changed to 7ho, lower
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE Of STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
SALES:

400 A. G. L., comu..............
100 Amer. Cotton Oil...........
1000 Amer rob, pfd. .............
234W Analgamated Copper. ....
200 Amer. Car and Foundry.
Amer. G. and f. pfd. ex..
Amer. Snuff ...............
Amer. Snuff. pfd.........
AMIR. Can ...,...,...........
500 Amer. Can, pfd..............
1000 Amer. Locomotive, conn.,.
200 Amer. Locomotive, pfd....
100 Amer. Sugar ................
1000 A., T. and 8. Re, com. .....
300 A.. T. and $. r., pfd.......
2s0o Baltimore and Ohlo........a
300 Brooklyn Rapid Transit....
Canada Southern ...........
2lW Canadian Pacific ...........
2Wo Chesapeake and Ohio......
POO Chi. Great Western. ......
$500 Chi. NIL. and s. I'.........
eco Colo. Fuel and Iron... $500.
zoo Colo. Southern, COM. .....
200 Colo. Southern, lat pfd....
400 Colo. Southern, I'd pfd.
Clev. Gin, Chi. and s. L..
Chat. and Nashville. -.
Consolidated Gas ..........
Delaware and Hudson. .....
Del, Lack. and West.......
6W Eric. COM. ..............
24W Eric, LIST pfd.
900 Erie, I'd pfd. .................
General Electric ............
1900 Illinois Central..............
1920 Louisville and Nashville. !.
2D Manhattan
$500 Metro. Street Railway.....
Mexican Central.............
1000 Mo-, Kan. aid Tex, COM.
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, N. c, June s.-SPIRITS
TURPBNTINE-Stead and Unchanged; re-
receipts, 221 barrels. Tar-Firm at $3.50: re-.
ceipts, 16 barrels. Crude Turpentine-Flr,n at
s2.50Qa5o and $500; receipts. go barrels.
SAVANNAH, GA, Juno s.-TURPENTINE-
Firm at ooc.; sales, b,229 casks: receipts. all
casks; shipments, 50 casks. Rosin-F1rm; sales,
665s barrels; receipts. 6.435 barrels; shipments,
1724 barrels. 4
CHARLESTON, s. c., June s.-TURPEN-
TINE-Steady at 59c. Realistically.
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.SEABOAARD.||..
Am LINE RAILWAY

l-y-19O6 5i
r,pAINs LEAVE RlCHMOND-DA1LY.
o.,o a. M.--Local-For Norma ana Hamlet.
2:D +. NJ -s5eaboard Fast Ma!lwSaya nnsnt
10 .Oo p M,-Ssaboard Express SaYannahs JACK.
sonVllle, Atlanta and SSa afsa,I
s:S5 A. M-Ftom Florida, Atlanta and sopta'
@:55 P.-M,--Fron Florida, Atlanta and South
$40 =. M-From Local Points I, r.y,op
H. p Mat. Pass, Agent. CITY Ticket Agent 4
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~o ~ on MARKEr

cOTTONsEED OIL MARKET. n
NEW YORK, juno S.-Cottonseed oil active
at barely steady prices Prime crude, f.A5o. b.
mills, a21s a'sac. primo summer yellow, esN0
white. 3lc.; prime winter yellow. ale.
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Cotton, quiet; mlddling, SIS: gross receipts,
s,4sa bales: stock. 1868 bales: export 70 the
Continent. 100 bales.
Total to-day at all ports-Set receipts. 1898
bales: export to Great Britain 3.o4l bales; 10
the Continent. Sos: bales; stock 459oe9 bA'e s
Consolidated at all porE-Set receipts. y, iso
baIer; expor. TO Great Brain. 1884 bales: TO
France, i4.022 bales: TO the Continent, 4o!3S
bales; to japan. 2l5l6 bales
Total since September LIST at all ports-Net
receipts e,a34,07o bales; export to Great Britain,
s.e49, es baes; to France. 7t4.ll4 bales; to the
Continent. 2.sse, 1893 bales; to Japan. 27s,7to
bales: 10 Mexico. 9.222 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. La, June s.-coTToN-
Spot cotton In good demand at full prices:
Sales ~ $50 bales, including 800 to arrive ana
100 T.. o.. b. Quotations advanced nc.
Futures opened steady with prices unchanged
TO points lower than yesterdays closing.
Soon after the FIRST call prices began TO move
up on steady buying by prominent bulls. June
opened at SIG and sold up to $40: Jly opened
at $40 and advanced to sa5: August opened
at Sos and advanced to SIS. and October
opened at 500 md advanced to s, %. The mar
ket had strong undertone from the start,
and the trend Of prices was distinctly upward
throughout the session. The closing was firm.
the list showing net gains OF q points on
July. 20 on June and Angst. and 14Gl5 on tho
Cotton futures firm June. $40 asked (; July,
Es3ilSa5; August. s.e71S.29; September, s.elED
s23; October s.2lGs.22; November, s.23GS25:
December, S.26GS.T; january. S.eS4S.3l.
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE. 1

rpAINS IEAVIl RICHMOND pAIA4i-nfItU
4tsN>NNHs''- STREET STATION. a.. yig
BICFFECTIVE3 SUNDAY. APRIL lSt -
o:ob a. Ma. G. = Express 10 az posnu
5a.oo q M.--Pstsrsburs and Norfolk.
,ys .y99 s. M'--Petersburg and n, and w. West
s:m s M.-petersburg and Norfolk.
,SS::GS p M.-0oldsboro Local,
XIX u M,-PetersburS Local.
PIX PIX s M.-aFlorlda ind Nest Indian Lin.
''se itt.a6' 10 all points south. y. =,
100 IS M.-Petersburg and n. ana w. West
,y:S9 p M-Petersburg Local
ti's TRAINS ARRIVE HlcHMINp-pE;AA p. L;,;,s.u
4;0i a.. M; 7;i2 a. Nj ,s;a a: 4; s IL S:S
s. NJ n. Tas i. NJ; e;is 3 y.
4 'T11 scepp q. s., CAMPBELL Div. Pass. Ash.
", !. CRAIG, Gen Paas, All.
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.
-lCorrected daily. Unless Otherwise stated these


uuotaotions arc Wholesale prices) Ia
Live 5POULTRY--sprins chickens. large. per
pound 22Getc.; small. per pound. le9!sc hens.
per pound, 13Gl4c.: ducks. per pound. 13vlic.;
geese. per head. 0976c.; guineas. per head,
nd25c.
l9Ge0c.: choice family packed, per pound. 100
2cc store packed, yellow, extra. per pound.
"a isc. ; store packed. fresh. mixed. per pound,
lsa15c.: common grades. per pound. ls414c.
gEGGS-In crates. fresh, near by, dozen, 17c,:
In crates, fresh. per dozen, l6317c.; in barrels,
fresh, per dozen, 15Gl6c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. peaches, NJ CT.
fancy. per pound. 1sQ1ic.; peaches. Virginia.
fancy per pound. 1ayl3c.; peaches. unpeeled,
per pound. sl6c.: appleA fancy. sliced pei
pound 464hc.; apples. oyaporated, pet
bound. 4d5c Peas-Blackeye No. per bushel,
g. M9l4o; blackeye, No. 2. per b4shel. 40:
black per bushel, ST. ;sclay, per bushel, ;1,100
tl,a0. Beans-4Iandpioked, per bushel, $l.s50
i.+0; white mixed, per bushel $l.l00l8; col.
ored. per bushel, tLl6eL26 .5&
Live STOCk-Yeals. choice, per pound, 6hc.
yenls, thin, per pound, 616c., summers, per
pound 4a5s.: hogs choice. e. pound tSgSo !
per pound. s04hc.; beet cnt.ls, common y
prime. 2.s94o.; bulls. per pound. ~ csc.
j FLOUR-Winter superior, S3.604s:16; winter
extra, $3.75G4,25: winter clears, $500. %; WIN.
tar straight. $5.25G56o; winter patent. R.1tV
600. Buckwheat per pound. 2hG5c. Cornmea!'
city sacked, 70519hc.;9 country bolted, sacked:
Ssid65c. Milfeed-Sh!pstun per ton. *2l'to0
t2,Q0: bran. sl9.LoS?l.oo. fi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-09
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
sit4ie. -. ", o 1on.
CATTLE MARKETS

CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Z, (Sales at Union Stock Yards.)
Richmond. va, June 8, 1905.
There was good run OF cattle In this week
and prices were easier: a fair supply OF sheep
and lambs and light run OF hogs. M
& Best steers. 5XG5hc.; medium to good. 415c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-09

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD. June is.--Seaboard ALI
Line common, 20 asked; do, preferred. lsN9lS&