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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-10-12

An Example OF Practical Co-opera-
tfon--GranEe Speakers at State
Fairs and How Fairs and Oranges
May Cooperate.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-15
I COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. July 1.-THE cotton market
had another sharp break during the middle
session. but after selling more than SLY .
rallied on active covering and closed at ne!
loss OF only sal points. Sales were estimated
at 100000 bales, The opening was easy, at q
decline OF 4as points under a continuation Of
tho bear pressure noted on tho previous day.
but tho cables were u shade better than ex-
pected. and while the weather was generally
offerings comparetlvely,, light the market soon
after the opening rallied to net advance OF
nbou, 1a7 points Following this there s waS a
ports OF free spot offerings, and around mid
da ythe. bears became aggressive. forcing de-
clines that caught heavy stop orders In tho
hands OF wire and commission houses and
throwing the genera Hist into confusion. Be-
fore the decline, WAS checked, October. had
points moi lower. In the late trading ihere
was active covering by shorts for over The
weekend. and the market was frm at the
closing figures. Il
Receipts at tho ports to-day were II 7o1 les
against li,5l2 last week and 1922 last year
For the week (cstImatedl $1,000 ba les against
g., -? last week and 1888 last year. To-day's
receipts at New Orleans were al9s bales against
I'LL last year, and at lIousto 1851 halcs
against one last year.
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BANK CLEARINGS.
Report Of Bradstreet's for Week
Ending IulY II
(By Associated p

(By Associated Press.)
NEW YORK, July A-The following
table, compiled by Bradstreet's, shows
the bank cleurings at a number Of the
cities for the week ending July
18th, with the percentage Of Increase and
spending week last year. siXty-two otfGr
cities are included In the totals:
New York 81, S25 Al All, increase 42.o.
Chicago $194A4,031, increase SO. H
Boston $l64, l54255. increase 1868. HI s S
philadelphia sl35. $3.50, 755 Increase 2o.1.
ST. Louis *55.2s5s39, increase -.
Pttshurg $40, 49, 997, !, INCREASE =. Sc le.s:
Baltimore $25. SSO,6S4 Increase 1a,2.
Kansas City s235l2.213. increase 6l,3
New Orleans soo,333, 927, Increase 1915
< louisville $l2673S32, increase So.
Memphis S4.6S01h7, Increase 38S,
Richmond 81, l66,753 increase 14.5.
Washington s5,353,085 Increase a2.0
Savannah $4.9sss5 increase 69a.
Fort Worth s3,9Sl,SO4. increase 64.o
Atlanta $S,Gl0,92o Increase 3o.5.
Nashville $1,000, l5, increase 9S,
Norfolk $2,172.14S. increase $40.
Augusta s. 233, 1917, increase Nl.6. s
Birmingham 81, 600, 679, increase 800.
Knoxville sl,s4o1ss, increase 267.
Charleston $l,306, 1875, Increase o4,0.
Little Rock f1,19G4S0. Increase $40.
Chattanooga sl,l4S.0i3, Increase sos.
Jacksonville 81 ,o50.270, Increase i5.7.
Macon s5S7624. increase bG.b.
Houston Sl1055, 704. Increase $50,
Galveston 80, 4G1, ono, Increase 37.3
Totals United States seSoe 'aaS, 10, In
Outside Nav York so77 a6l Dos, increase
Total Canada sG7,477,e7s. Increase se,5,
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Continent. 3.111.7lS bales; to Jarana s07.<s
bales; to Mexico .o.53l bales. E

"a NEW ORLEANS. La. July t.--cOTTON-
Spot cotton quiet. offerings light: sales 90
bales INCLUDING 4p to arrive. Quotations re- re,
call, with priceH 3as points lower than yes
terday's finals. Traders. Influenced by the
closing improvement, In Liverpool bought free.
sly. sending priceA up i4als points. This caused
a selling movement. which carried the market
was gradual Improvement and prices re-
covered 70 within a few points OF the opening
figures. The market closed steady with prices
iron, gu5 points net lower:
y Cotton futures steady. July, lo.5ag1o.+0: Au-
gust, lo.aadlo4l:. September. lo.Aalo!5; Oc-
tober, l0.EfIIQ47; November, 10.fdi049: De-
cenher. lo.5lu1o.S.; January. lo.thH 1857; Feb
ruary l0.67nlo.5a; March, 1065Gl0.67
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OTHER PRODUCE MARKETS.
T,,It, J)111Ir Is a nd

5tfst1G OTHER PRODUCE MARIE
NEW YORK, July H.-FLOUR-Dulls q and
barely steady. Rye-Steady. Cornmcal-
Steady. Barlcy-Duli
Wheat-Weak; No 2 red, 81 nominal. elevator
Options lnf24sc. lower July closed at 9eMc,i
September SIS 7-16c.; December, SShc.
Corn-SpoL easy: No, .. sc. Options dull
and easy. July closed at GlNc.; Septemher,
seNc. oats-Spot quiet: mixed. $! s136hc;
Realistically Cut Meats-Steady: picked
hams loh@loAc. Lard-steady: Western
steamed. $3.50: refined. steady. Pork-Quier,
Tallow-Quiet. Rosin-Quet: strained, COM
mon to good, 30. Turpentine- Quiet,
Conee-spot Rio. Arm No. I invoice. S,sc.;
mild, steady. Futures closed net advance OF
So 10 points. Sugar--Raw, nominal: fair reAn-
Ing. sIc. centrifugal % test. &C.: molasses
sugar. slsc.: refined quiet Rce-stcady. Mo-
lasses-Ftrm. n.liR ~
Buter-steady and unchanged Cheese,
Steady and unchanged. Eggs-steahy and
unchangcd.N
Potatoes-Weak; Long Island. SIC. gsll2;
southern. 75c. Msl.Oo: Jersey sweets. slGl2 %.
PeaEuts-Qulet; fancy handpleke%i, 5g5Ac.:
other domestic 3Ghhc cabbag steady;
Long Island. per 1oo $4,000. Cotton-By
steam to Liverpool lo113c.
b CHICAGO ILL, July l4.-Brliant weather
throughout the American wheat belt was the
main reason for fresh decline here to-day
In the price OF wheat. At the close the Sep
TENDER delivery was OF lAc.; corn Is down Kc.;
oats show a loss OF M9ssc.; provisions are
Tho Leading futures ranged as follows:
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RAILWAY.

AZ SCHEDULE IN EFFECT May %, 1905.
NJ TRAINs LEAVE RICHMOND.
100 A. M.-Daily-Local for ChRrlotte. n. G.
1850 P, M.-Daily-Limlted-B Pullman 10
i'm Atlantn and Birnlngham.} New Orleans
Memphis. Chattanooga and all the South,
with through coach for Cha Be City, OK
ford Durham and Raleigh. Is 4+
800 p Mex Sunday-Chase6 City Local.
4 :a6 p, Observation-Disclosures pullman ready $3.50
I@'7I5 p. NJ, for all the South. 5{}5
tn g YORK RIVER LINE. r
THE fayoritej route to baltimore and Eastern
ponts, N Leaves Richmond 84:20 F. Nj daily,
except Sunday. =. "A
9:i5 p ocal--Daily-Except sunday
#1:eO p. M.-Except Sunday-For West Point
- connecting with steamers for, baltimore
and river landings. Steamers call at york;
town and Clay Bank Mondays. Wednes.
dnys and Fridays. and at Gloucester Point
and Almonds Tuesdays Thursday anu
Saturdays. = u, z z ,xo, 80
4:46 A. M.-Elxcept tSunday-.At.oeAt 1857 H"t, -.
>"TR AIMS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
asa A NJ and 6:42l p. jM.-From all the South.
s:s sS p M'1Tron, Charlotte and Ralel 9 h.
S:SO 4. M,-Fron, Chase City and interHedl-s
o.o5 An. Baltimore and West Point,
to''' DAY.; $40 p. Nj daily. except Sunday
From west Point ,,,.,o,t ,o
G.. w. w ESfbURI, -. :. ~ -; f.tTAYI az n
a s. II. HARDWlCk W. -, r. = : D ) u -
3~1#l5 P.5T. NJ. y, x,9 ! 80 a. 49, s
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,

PORT OF RICHMOND, JULY II, 1905.
F4@ fft4a4 ARRIVED l4+34
Steamer Berkeley, Shelly. Norfolk, merchan.
disc and passengers, Old Dominion Steamship
line t5!1latH NEE 'Eit5 .:it&
steamer Old Point Comfort. Graves, Norfolk
and James River landings, merchandise and
passengers. Virginia Navigation Co,
disc and passengers, Old Dominion line.
Z PORT NEWPORT NEWS. JULY II, 1905.
ARRiVDn titE
Barge New Jersey. Providence.
Barge rLandsecr. Providence.
SAILED
Schooner Lucy E. Friend, Bridgeport.
Schooner Dayard Barnes, Providence
Barge Coal King. Providence,
Barge Cardenas Boston.
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.

FIOuR-Recelpts very gh. and market very,
dull. l W1IEAT--New wheat continues In good
demand when dry and free from onions. Damp
and oniony wheat CELLS according to Its ualtty
and conditions. Receipts very light. CORN
Firm and active. RYE-ln good demand
.HAY--Recelpts heavier and stock IN excess
o. fdciiand and 'narIset exceedingly dull and
lower for all grades. on grades and dam
aged practically unsuitable
u iPOTATOI9S--Receipt increasing. Market
firm at prices quoted
WOOL-Receip,s moderate. Market weak Z
EGGS-Rccclpts moderate. Market weak. but
In rather better condition tina Mast week
RUrTER-In good demand at prices quoted.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES heavy and demand very
light with downward tendency. jt5
VIRG mia #BAcON-Dcmand very light. Re-
ceiptS moderate. -6tsa sa t2s#
RECEIPTS FOR THE WEEK-Wheat. 1874
bushels corn, 3?3pG bushels: oats. 1870 BUSH
els: flour, 40 barrels: hay. 4l3 tons.
II STOCK IN .ELEVATOR-Corn, 1851 bushels;
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TOBACCO MARKETS.

Richmond. Va, July IL 1905.
Toba oco1nark FIed-1acceipts and offer
ings light, Market quiet. Very little doing
.Brights-Quiet but firm; fair receipts. SUN
Cured. Receipts light; market steady at prices
quoted.
Sales Of leaf tobacco during month OF June
003.oa2 pounds !; from October !, 1904. to July
]. 1905. 9,96603s pounds.
+ Note--We advise shippers to avoid too hlgh
ORDER as much OF the tobacco coming In Ia
damaged, and when such Is tho case it sells
far below market price. .sy, 5Is g5Ej III.
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PRICE MOVEMENT
VERY IRREGULAR ] J ! |:
Fluctuations on Stock Market
Yesterday Marrow and Rather
Uncertain.
SLIGHT q. RALLY At CLOSING '..[''|'l|' 9
Mysterious Southern Pacific Deal
Causcs Activity n III
Short Stock.
SLIGHT RALLY I. Y . At CLOSING J 3 81 d
AN AssocIatctl Press.l

NEW YORK. July l4.To-days stock
market proved q small affDir from any
point OF view. Fluctuations were gem
orally narrowed and at times very irros-
ulur. a few stocks reflected operations
b. an organized market following, ana
there were runors circulated TO afford
explanations suitable to the price move
nictit IN the stocks These did not prove
worry Impressive, and tho market fell into
Increasing neglect as the day pro-
crossed.
Heavy buying OF Southern Pacific. III
the morning was explained as being due
K to the expectations ofSa coming dcnl ny
which the stock was to benefit. but
which was vaguely described as helny
neither q dividend declaration nor stock
fessrans rsns TIA ay sspGis
culatcd during the w4cK resolved them
selves Into. wide range Of conjecture
as to the disposition 10 be made Union
tics dissolution I' tinted states Steel was
sold freely early In the day and this
WAS supposed To- be The disposal Of some
la r lines aceumulatea on Monaay, l.
continued 10 show a frmerstendency, tl@
rate for 6 months loans working nhoye
per cent. The opinion was heard IN IN
likely TO work closer in the near future,
andtlis prospect is believed to account
for the dlsInclination 70 extend commit
meuts in tho stock market. 81,
crease the weakness. and there was a
disposition. towards recovery from the
level OF the first hour The Irregular
manner OF the recovery continued up Ia.
the closa. 81
Bonds were regular: total sales. par
value. s3.GO4.00O United States As regis
tered advanced ~ per cent. on call.
The total sales OF stocks amounted to
b35700 shares.
MONEY AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Money on ca steady; 2Gr2 IL per cent;
closing bid and offered 21-2. Time loans,
slightly frmcr; 90 days. 2 3-4as pei. cent;
Prime mercantile paper. 4M4 IA per cent.
day bills! Posted rates, s4s1 1-2fl$4sG and
siS7 -2g988. Commercial bills. 1881 Sd:
Sterling exchange, weak. With actual
business in bankers bills, at 4Sss5qs4ss.7 10
for demand and at s4s4,9oGsis4. for 81
bar silver, 591-4. Mexican dollars, IS IL.
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CATTLE MARKETS. 4
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET. ~

(sales at Union Stock Yards) 4
Richmond. VA. July Il. 1901.
B Fair run OF cattle, Sheep lambs and calves
!, PET steers: 5asEs; medium 70 good, !Aa
rs. common 70 fair aa:5Itc heiter 3, 35sg
esves sase ssw' sse sus cow sa and
lambs sac; Common Nt 70 fair 4a5sc Hogs Hoss
ce GIcA bead SS ,E., XTd asd
sars g ssGsfer
head. Market loo. higher Mixed and butch:
s: eass Seav eos g sh 81 sh ayy s's
bulk OF sales, s3.60@5, e71s, Sheep Receipts
TO- eha afaa ws Ssep sssJ 9wef Good
choice. mixed, shown, si,5oa5.2o: native lambs
s.sas head Steers slow and loc lover rt'r fat
ssers oMss H5ss!s osen e @
head k.aa1 Marke. dpll a, yesterdny's quotations
SEE head, Sheep steady; lambs Opened St arm
grades Sheep. ,sa5 500 Few exports wethe rs
$50; culs: $3.50; lambs: ssaS.75; one car
choice. Ss.S7is culls, $3.50 Hogs-Recclpts
1856 head, Market steady; State hogs, So. roc
$50; mixed western, $3.50.
5&f UNION STOCK YARDS %PIr.rSBuRG Pa
July. %H,--C1ArrLE-supply light: market
steady. Choice. IS. 75d5s'; fair, 50. +oGf6.6 5
!1ogs-Receipts light; market higher Prime,
workers.. ght workers. and pigs. $500; roughs
ttG6,oo. SSheep-supply fair: market lower.
Prime wcthers, S5.6oN6,70; commons $25063 so;
sRrlng lambs, s.5odSoo: veal calves, s76I5o
CINCINNATI. o.. July l.-HoGs-s,rong
Butchers and shippers, &S0d6.95: common,
s4.65d5. 90. Cattle-Dull. Fair to good ship
pers. s4o5da.75: common, s2.60d2.7b. Sheep
Active at s?,75d4.75. Lambs-Strong at $4,000
90
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M! NJ N6ito|k&W6SteIn.
June II. 1905.

II Ma lf5. +
8&yit (6a LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. & t8itS III
300 A. M.--NORFOLk LIMITED. a Arrives
Norfolk 11.9o a. NJ. Stops only at Pntersburs,
Waverly and Suffolk. 6E 5SSs
Le:o5 A. A1.---CHlcAGo EXPRESS. Pnrlor
Car. Brniler Service. retersbi,rg to ), Lynohburs
columbus, Bueheld TO Cincinnati also Roan.s
oke to Knoxville, and Knoxville TO Merphls.4
1910 r. M.-RoANoKE EXPRESS. For
Farmvllle. Lynchburg and Roanoke ~ V S$8
X 800 f. M.--OCEAN SHORE LIMITED. AR 4
rives Norfolk $50 m. Stops only ct Peters
steamers to Boston, Providence New York.
Baltimore and Washington. isi VS.
7:S P. M.--For Norfolk and all stations east
$50 P. NEW ORLEANS SHORT LINE:
Pullman seepers Richmond to Lynchburs and
Roanoke, Petersburg to Bristol, Lynchburg to
Chattanooga. Memphis and New Orleans Cafe
s:so p. M.--sr. LOUIS ExPR Ess Pullman
Sleeper Petersburg to Roanoke and Roanoke to !
Columbus. Cafe Dining Car. 3
Trains arrive from tho West 7:R A., NJ. a:os
r. NJ. and 8:18 p. NJ; from Norfolk ll:4o A. NJ.
and $3.50 T. NJ. "A Il $500 5tls5
Fl ". r. BEVlLII, & G. IL Bo6AEi ,.&4s3&
AZ Gent h pass. Agt. Dist. Pass. AEt &
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Lancaster & Lucke,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
RICHMOND, VA. VIM
For sale, the First Preferred Stock OF
the Jefferson Realty Company, yielding
i've per cent.,fre Of tax.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.


PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET:
isN6 (Reported BY Rodgers, McCabe x CoD :.
$r,E'rERSBLRC;, VA. July Ili-PEANU Is,
Spanish: Market firm at 3Ll0 per bushel.s
Virgil mia. Market steady at &C.. for fancy STOCK;
machine picked. 2hG3hc.; Smelling stock at "a
2Hc.
DRY GOODS MARKETS.
NEW YORK, July 1.-THE dry goods ma rkel
has become far more settled than It was carry
in the week. To-day there was only moo.
crate business reported In the primary markers;
Buyers prefer to market their goods on hand
at an advance before loading up at the pres
ent high prices. T@ Il.
NAVAL STORES.
TtiRPBSTrNE-stead at 5s1sc,: receipts =
casks Rosn--lHim at $500 bid receipts l34
barrels. Tnr-Firm at e. 90: receipts, 80 pa rreis.
Crude ETurpentine-Firm at $o.tOG4.lO and $i.i0;
receipts 2GS barrelE.1 . q
d SAVANNAH, GA. July l4.--TURPE1NT1N!1ss e.,
Firm Mt size; sales 624 casks; receipts. ,s.a
casks; shipments, so casks. Rosn-Firm;
sales. 1901 barrels; receipts, o,aOl barrelsi
shipments $3.50 barrels
: cHARLEsToN, s. c.. July l4.-TURPEN-
TlNE-steady at SEC. Sales, IS barrels Rostn--y
Nothing doing
CoTToNsEED OIL MARKET.
NEW YORK, July 14..-Cottonseed oil was
moderately active and easier. Prime crude,
f.. o. b. mills. 24Gp2+lac. prime summer yellow.
27at desAc.; OF summer yellow. nominal; prime
white, 3lhGI32c. prime winter yellow, 3li7Gaac.g
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE

r,, ,IN.. 4 l.AVE RICHMOND pAll4-BfEO-'
tH-|''S -" STREESr. STATION. -,
pE,rC-l,IVF; SUNDAY, APRIL 10 iH,
o,n. II X Al, "A 81 Z, l.. Express to all points
South. ,-a,f,,,s
800 <. M,-petersbarg and So, ana ". we,,.
aS 3 M,-petersburg and Norfolk,
slid r. M.--tioldsboro Local
S S5s = n --nFlorlda and Vest Indian llsn'
tied" to all points south; VI, Wa,
$50 i, M.-petsrsSSurs and I'd \, ana " "e''
'TSpR AINs ARRIVE R1cHMoNp-D2AiL..ii;; Mar
4;o7 A. Nj; Il; 4 NJ; M'ss a. a. A. M.,vH
\, 81; ITO A. NJ a ti@ 4 A. n -'~ ~ ~
,Eseept sunday ''sunday Sniy.r !, I. I,
- $50 O. s. CAMPBELL, DlF. ssA' Az 81
w J. CRAIG. Gen, Pass As3' IA
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BOND QUOTATIONS.

Colorado Midland Is fofered). 70 H
Colorado and Southern 4s.............. 6h
Cuba u.s. certincat les !. ................... 1861
Denver and Rio Grandc 4s................ 1904
Dlstlllers' Securities 6s.,................7 9Iff
Erie prior lien 4s..................... 101h
Erie General o2St
Fort Worth and Denver City 1st......... 1l3 q
Hooking Valley 4iks (onered) .......... l09&
japan Gs certIHca ties 101f
louisville and Nash Unified 4s.............l olA
Manhattan consol gold 4s................. 104 T.
Mexican Central 4s........, ................ 477h
Mexican Central LIST Inc. ,................. Il H
MINI. sand st. Louis Observation-Disclosures. SO
Missouri, Kansas ind Texas 4s...... 49,. l0l
Missouri, Kansas and Texai, 2ds.......... s71a
National r. r. OF Mexico con. 4s.... 50 " 4
New York Central gen. Observation-Disclosures. 9sA
New Jersey Central gen. 5s................. 1881
Northern Pacific ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1884
Northern Pacific Observation-Disclosures. tx
Norfolk and Western con. 4s..,.. ......... 1o2ii
Oregon Short Line refundlnR 4s.......... F3Gls
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u. S. refundlnE q, registered 4. 8. !. 1osX
u. 8. refundinH 2a. coupon .............. 103H
u s. 3s, fegistcred Observation-Disclosures. 103N
u g. Ss coiipon . ,.,,,,,,a.....,.,...,...... 10i
i. s. New T. r cenpon lux
81 +;
Atchiaon general lo47s
Atchison adjustment Is ed......... e., g
A tantlc Coast Line iF.......,............. l0s17
sslt%srs s"a S Sss =
Central OF Georgia b ll4 Il,
Central OF Georgia lat Inc............... esll
Central or Georgia I'd Inc. ................. slis
Chesapeake and Ohio 4lxs.."...........s. los
Chicago and Alton INSTRUMENTATION. E1a
Chicago. 3. and Quincy new 4s............ 10lE
Chicago. r. !. and Pacific r. r, ls....... SCI
Chicago. r. Il and Pac r. r. col. 5s...... 9iss
c., c.. c. and st. Louis gen. 4s........... 1912
Chicago Terminal NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. OF
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Pennsylvania conv. Observation-Disclosures. 1o4lA
Reading General lo1H
St. Louis and Iron Mountain con. hs.... ZIG
st. Louis and San Francisco fg. is.......... 50
st, Louis southwestern con- ts.............e slH
Beaboard Air Line ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s9h
Southern Pacific ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, s3h
Southern Railway ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1854
Texas and Pacific lsts....,...............i12 lE
Toledo. st. L, and Western As torered).. 81
Union Pacific "a. 1os%
Union Pacific conv. 4s.....................l csh
United States Steel I'd 6s................... Gi
Wabash 1l7E
Wabash Deb. Observation-Disclosures. ~ h
Western Md. 4s. INSTRUMENTATION. IS
Wheeling and Lake Erie IS (oftered)...... s4S
Wisconsin Central ..,............. "a 4
Japan So. I'd Observation-Disclosures. 9ass
Japan +ts, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 82l
Colorado Ind. 5s series A...........,..... g7fs
Colorado Ind. IS. series Bs.....,...........47 3M
Southern Pacific list IS. certincates...... 9;!s
N. and O. Collateral Trust 4s.............. 991.
Central Of Georgia Sd Observation-Disclosures. Is
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Lynchburc vronacco Market.

LynchburR, va, July II, 1905,
Sale sof loose tobacco on tho LynchurG mar
kct for the two weeks ending July T. as re-
ported BY John +, oglesby. OF -Lynch's Ware
house was as follows; Ell
sold week ending July It'll SO, 700 pounds; de-
crease for week endiDg July 7lh, $500 pounds.
Sold from September !, 1901, 70 July 7, 1905,
s. 95a 800 pounds; sold from Sepemher |, 1908,
10 july Z. 1905 eOs99,9oo pounds; decrease for
1905. 5,7+87CO pounds
The receipts OF tobacco continue light. Prices
on Jugs were, fully up, but all grades OF leaf
was rather low, The weather during the week
vas unfavorable for the growing crop There
very heavy. doing much damage TO the grow
Ing crop. the upland being badly washed and
The low land oyerfowed. which washed up OF
coyered with mud much of tho tobacco. This
is the report from ey.ry county that trade
several sections, but not much damage 10 the
Ia nd = y
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Petersburg Tobacco Market.
reported Ly Graddock-Jones, Virginia Ware-
51t Petersburg, VA, July II, 1905
Receipts continue light with an active market
on all grades. ~
Coinhlon w 50 11
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD. July lt.-sea board Air
Line common, % bid; do. preferred, i'N bid,
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TAKE STEAMER .OLp POINT coM'
FORT,p SATURDAY NIGHT, JULY

22D, 10 O'CLOCK.
75c. Round trip to Norfolk, 75c.
75c; Round Trip to Newport News, 75c.
Children under II years. Doc
Tickets good to return next night or
following Tuesday. i
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-02-01
WV
Park Gaming ParIors.


The town has become acquainted
with the fact that the Park Gaming
parlors are conducted on the square"
from the fact that the play of the
winter is going on there. The games
have become noted for their genteel
treatment Of all who try at the flare
OF fortune.
The change Of position is good one
For years it was considered that the
south end OF Carson was a dead one,
but to the surprise Of everyone the
people have taken up headquarters
in that section and naturally the
games at the Park are in for the big
end this winter Many who never in
dulge in the fascination of chasing
fortune congregate at the old corner
to see what's doing and find plenty
to keep them amused and interested
1t is a reminder of old times and all
agree that the sporting parlors are
as we'll conducted as any on the coast
If the pulse of the town is to be felt,
/ take a trip to the Park.