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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-26

g1aved upon it. Water in which 1t has been
dipped cures sterility in men.
The blood jasper preserves from snake
bites. 1t is engraved with a snakes head
The garnet, bearing lion, preserves from
fire. The emerald, engraved with the image
of a sparrow, strengthens the sight. Those
who wear it heavily mounted in gold often
have prophetic dreams, while the agate, en-
Graved with dagger, guards generally
fIom sudden perlls.
The cornelian, bearing man with
scepter stops hemorrhages and favors for
tune. Young Prince Murat never opened
bank at baccarat without he had on the
first finger of his right hand ring with
large engraved sardonyx in it. The design
is an eagle; and the ring came to his Ia
nous ancestor from Napoleon-who firmly
believed in these stone-talismans in general,
and in the eagle emblem in particular.
The sardonyx favors fortune generally,
but to men only, and to young men in par
ticular. There are authorities who pretend
thai after forty years Of age you should
cease wearing it in favor of chrysollte-
pale green with golden glints-which, en-
graved with the figure of an ass, possessed
the added virtue of preserving from govt.
The alectorne IS another of the new art
stones, white and as big as bean. Prob
ably you never saw one, though they are
not expensive. The Marquis de Dion wears
one in ring, correctly engraved with a
tiny human hand. If il be worn on mid
die finger, between sapphire and an emer-
aid 1t makes a strong combination to OBJ
tam ana keep worldly SOOQS, TecONQuer tHe
favor OF princes to those fallen into dis
grace and to sustain affection between the
married.
Kabbalists' Beliefs.
The young Due de Guiche (son of the
Duchesse de Grammont, just deceased al
very advanced age-she was Rothschild)
wears invariably bizarre combination of
three Enthusiastically designed rings on the
first, middle and third fingers of his right
hand. viz: a sardonyx engraved with its
eagle, topaz, engraved with falcon
and piece of very rare blushrose coral en-
graved with a man bearing sword The
combination, which refers back to mystical
kabbalistc numbers corresponding to his
names and birth dates, was made for him
by his mother, the Rothschild heiress-heir
also to much queer old Jewish occult
lore, dating-who knows?-from the days of
Aaron. AT any rate, 1t is part of general
knowledge that topaz engraved with its
falcon procures sympathy for its wearer,
while the coral with its man-bearing-a-
sword protects from epidemics and forces
others to tell you the truth.
According to hard-shell kabbalists, the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-26

Pure Food Laws are Good. No state pure
food board has ever questioned the abso-
lutte purity of Burnetts Yanilla.-Advt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-26
The Uses of School.

From Puck.
Petey-"Kin yer throw the spit-ball?''
Chames-"Kin II Didn't / practice all
last winter on de teacher"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-26
THE PLUM TREE.
Ely DAVID GRAHAM PHILLIPS.
ocoryrsn by The sMnmc Company
Ely DAVID GRAHAM PHILLIPS.

tcopyrisot 1905. by the Bobbs Merrill Company
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-26

When Nature has delivered II tthe peach)
to us in it's perfection, we forget all the
lesser fruits; and IL not found by the river
of life, an earth born spirit might be lot
given for missing ito. w. Holmes.
BREAKFAST.
Peaches and Pear Salad.
Cereal
Broiled Tomatoes.
Dreamed Potatoes.
Rolls
Coffee
DINNER.
Canteloupe.
Fflet de Bass with Rice.
Boiled Potatoes with Cream and Parsley
Sauce.
Egg Plant, Dreaded.
Cucumber and Green Peppers, with French
Dressing.
Peach Ice Cream.
Delicate Cake.
Iced Coffee.
SUPPER.
Chicken Salad.
Saratoga Chips.
Cream Cheese, with Peppers
Iced Baked Apples, with Cream.
Gingerbread.
Russian Tea.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-22
COTTON MARKETS.

n NEW YORK. june 2l-The cotton ma rket
vas again Irregular to-day but ruled Generally
sss,sr IN the lat, Trading
Ing was firm at an advance o. sas points on
trmer Liverpool cables than looked TOR, parti-
culariy as to spot cottan. which was 4 points
Lower ssa but In excellent demand sales being
start IN responss, ta ,hs. showing, hut there
ea who 1bsS s.e
also encouraged by good weather over the
gyats ,,sepprs Claiming am easier situation
spalIy YIELDED and became quite weak and
July selling II ss and October =. s5s. or 'a
net decline Of ahou, lsGl5 points, lsepm shorts
oyersaIa on the decline, shdi eayerlns was ac-
we towa1a she fI Close, WHEN was stsady at
were estimated q. s1D obaIes According 10
generally UNBALANCED TO 1ie, lower
s P9E Wsee as ssss
For the week festlmatedli 80, bales against
rsaassps At New oFasas wers aais Bales ssainss
1879 last year, and at Houston a.7ss bales
against IS last year, Fl ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-22
SETS THE PACE,
City Committee Of. Newport News
Will Provide for Primary. l..

The City Democratic Consnittee OF New
mort News, has set tho other cities and
counties an example. which II followed
generally, would result In greatly de-
creasing, IL not In altogether removing
from candidates, the burden Of heavy as
sessments with whlchl5:to defray the ex'
penses OF the state primary, August ed.
In brief, Newport News proposes to con-
duct tho primary there without pay for
the service Of 5uageg~. 81
Mr. Allan D. Jones. chairman OF the
Newport News committee, was An the city
yesterday, and outlined briefly the plan.
He stated that thee comFalttee had aaapt=
ed asresolution pledging -ti,e part here
to conduct tho primary nj thput cost to
the candidates The exact wording pf
( the resolution, could nat be secured !! Mr..
Jones stated that a 7capy ct the resalp-
ton had been forwarded to state EAalr=
man Hllyson:
4nethe event that any. osAef cities ct the
state adept the Newport News plan. TINS
would materially reduce the e1pense to
the candidates, far there are more than
hundred precincts in the elites OF eAe
State alone, and the cost Of judges for
these would be eyer s40Q.
Newport News has Just elected q new
cammtttee, which will not go into e1flee,
however, Until septenher. after the date
! Of the urinary. The present committee
Ia said to he about equally divided be-
tween Martin and Montague, so far as
the individual predilections OF the mem-
hers are concerned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-22
UPSET BID MADE.
Mr., Melting and Associates After
Purchasing! Railroad.

An upset bid for the Farnyille and Pow
ha tan railroad properties has been offer
ed BY Mr.. Fred Noting and associates
and the matter Will come up before Judge
IngraH3, in the Law and Equity Court
on next Saturday.
Messrs, Green s. Redd, real estate men,
recently knocked down this property to
Mr.. w. N. Hapnston and associates for
s125.ooo, subject to the approval Ct the
court. TIE bid offered by Mr. Noting
and associates is in excess and It IS
likely that the larger bid Will pc accepted
unless other bids are made.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-22
ROCK HILL FINALS.
Governor Warfield Makes Tender
Reference to His Student DAYS.

/
Governor Warf1eld Of Maryland was
one OF the principal speakers at the
recent commencement OF Rock Hill COL
ilege at Elllcott City, Md., which is at
tended by "a number Of young men frem
Rishmond and other sections of Yir-
ginia.- 4
The Governor RECALLED In his address
the days when the commandments Of
Rock Hill were held under the big oak
tree In, front Of the college building.
He had g. particularly tender regard for
Rock Hll College, he SAID because q
the associations and memories II re-
called. In his home at Oakdale, he said.
hangs little certificate Of proficiency.
signed by Brother Tobias, which had
heen won BY his brother, who Was a.
student at Rock Hill IN 1862 1852 1853 ana
1s64
lie left Rock Hill in June Of 1884,
the Governor continued, and In July
Joined General Bradley =. Iohnstan's
First Maryland Regiment OF the Gonfed-
era te army. IN January OF the next year
he was brought back home to be laid
away in his grave: The little certificate:
in the room where he and I were born. 3
& The Governor spoke also of his close
a acquaintance with Brother Bettelin, who
was president Of the nallfFe from 1854
ia 1870. and Of his successor. the gentle.
scholarly and much.loyed Brother Aga:
Was The grsdpates q IL, Roe 1n5 hll' thh e
good name Of their alma mater. and
have been a credit to the State He
smoke OF his own warm friendship for
many, mentioning especially Mr.A Thomas
x, WhelDnap at the class of 1871; Judge
Charles ". Heulsler, OF the class of
Isle, and Mr.. William F, Ryan, offst II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-22
MANIAC SHOT s.
KILLED HIMSELF
Held One Thousand People at
Bay for Two Hours in San
francisco.
(Ry Associated Press.)

SAN FRANctsCo. GAL, June 9l.--
After holding 900 persons at hay for
two hours IN Eddy street early to-day,
shooting and wound!ng nine peeple and
defying the police, Thomas 7L1tobb, q q
maniac. killed himself. sss
y, The insane man was barricaded IN his
room, on the fourth feor o. the United
States Hotel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-22
20, u. a. M. Officers.
(By Associated Press,

~. (By AssocIate ed Press.) "A r., z
NASHVILLE, TENN, June gl:-Flhe {.
national body Of the Junior Order pf
American Mechanics to.aay elsetse q !he
creast, Of Massachusetts; Treasurer,
Charles Reimer, Of Marylandi Genduetor,
James w. cheshire OF New York. Chap
lain. Rev. NJ. d. siahliter, Of FennsYl-.
vania 1T was decided that the national
body will meet every two years and Bos-
ton was selected as the place Of meet
Ing In 1907.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-22
Engine Bumps Into Cars.

hurst coided with q string Of care In the
Atlantic Coast Line yards last evening with
the result that tina cab OF the engine was
gage car was almost torn of No one was hurt
by the accident Ell
The hostler was taking the engine out tof the
yards and running towards tho south. A string
Of cars being pushed northwarI were on an
opposite track, The coll sioA occurred when the
curve was reached, The damaged engine apd
switching went on With very little Interrupt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-22
Rlchmonders Off for Europe,

Mrs. James n, Hsrvie, Mrs James 2,
and Miss Martha Haryle, Of n;saSt|e, epn,pTss
for Europe, FEe party lands at Glasgow after
a tour Of Scotland, viii go to Ems land, spend.
ing much time in and near LendHIR, Far!s an1
betora the return, which win be about Sep
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-22
SOUTHERN Rail W AY.

800 TRAINS LEAVl0 RICHMOND.
~. ~ a. M.-Daily--Local for Charlotte, N,
aas se sul osissns e.
Memphis Chattanooga ana iii The south. Il
with through coach for Chase CIV OK
ford. Durham and Raleigh. {, Y >7s>}
SUPERINTENDENT CIV,
8 -. {S5 a! ihe vi S9pthi M,
y The fayorite5 route 10 Baltimore and Eastern
except Sunday. liz h 5 - d N, I
40 p Nj Except sundayesF sorN 7 VEST Point,
connecting With steamers for Baltimore
and river lsndlnss. Steamers call a York
town and Clay Bank Mondays, Wednos-
Gays and Fridays, and At Gloucester Point
ana Almonds Tuesdays. Thursdays and
Il Saturdays 4efgF' I'll "a 81
sJs& West Point. 81 q 5.g q z.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND
S:b3 a. NJ and 8ila p. M.-From all the South. !
3:as *: M-Fromy Charlotte and Raleigh. ~, s
y $40 A. M.-From Chase City and in.ertnedi-3 t
Io:as a. M.-Baitimoro aud west Point 4
1873 A., NJ. Daily except Sunday and Mon1ays
6;1o !. M:, daily, except Sunday from
C. W: WEsTDuRY p. p, a., Richmond. Va
6. HI HARnWICk. W. H TAFLDE.
II. 5. SPENCER. aen'l. Mgr,
Washnston D. q. fBi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-22
VIII Elect in the Fall.

The matter OF the election OF a permp-
5nent president OF the Richmond Fredarr
icksburg and Potomac Railway, to sue,
sfss 1as CAME s1e until My s s nss
Ing Of the company IN toctoheF.SI t is
to forecast the result, OWING
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-22
Meeting for Divine Healing.

The revival services at The West ENd
Rescue Mission. No. 727 West Cary Street.
Will go on each nlsht tbs week at s;le;
mission next Sunday,
= A meeting for divine healing Will he
held in the mission to-day at r. N,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-22

10 the various interests involved In the
ownership Of the read. Hon. william j.
Leake IS now president and may be qons
tinued in that capacity, should he consent
IL serye. His long connection with the
AFFAIRS Of the road as counsel and his fine
executive ability equip him for the work:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-22

FOURTH OF JULY Ex0qRslONs VIA
soUTHERN8 RAILWAY, {,
on July lst, "a, 80 and 4th the southern
railway viii sell special excursion tickets
10 all points south OF the Potomac and
east OF tia Ohio and Mississippi Rivers
at greatly reduced rates, return llnllt
july sth Applg to agents.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-22

y EaSh -1UdtHtloNy . SvFru n FL
Sss, slpsi No g red, sloaal;N mo. p corn.
ysllow Ssss N %i,'e oest Ia sMe
80, "a rye, 7sp, Coed feeding barley. a342c,i
!sir 70 shees mailing Sg,sGSs M asissssSa
iced, ;s.oo Ness pork, Per bsrral ia k9ip.S 50;
lard per 100 nounds, s7lbG7l1.ii shart ribs
Sides (iaasej. stt@7 IS; shot slasr aides (hpxedl
Market Steady; creamerles, isaisNo., dair,es,
l6@lsc. Eggs--Easy at mark; cases included,
i iii c hssse- ssii at w ai0ae, w
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-22
.Deacons Ordained.

Messrs Henry S. Holland and Wallace q,
manuel Baptist Church last night, Rev, Mi
Stone preached an excellent gerMpp on the
oftiee and duties at despaRs ana the ordination
followed. dye ig3 JEt #f2 E5 ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-22
CATTLE MARKETS,

r. CHICAGO, June sl.-CATTLE-Receipts lb,-
os0 head, including 100 Texans; Market strons.
Good q prime atesls '4as & poog e sS
I1iab ; cons, eRa4aS; helfsga, can
ners, sl,s5aS.l0 bulls, ts,46G4 1905 Texas steers
il. boat.75, Hogs-rRedoipts. 800 head. Market
good 10 Choice heavy S, Is a5. Is; rough, heavy
ii SSa5,o0; light. S. lO&sao BULK Of sales, $50
$50. shsep-Receipts 900 head eep
choice wethers. shorn. 4; 400. 4; fs!F 70
choice mixed. ,shoTp. sssaat aoi native lambs.
shorn, s. b0QI7 49,, 5tfs arsal s,5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-22
THE PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK. June 2l-FLoUR-Flrm hut
quiet. Rye Fiour-ouiet:ff cornmeal-Flrm.
Barley-Quet - 4 as sss$ !
Wheat-irresular: No. red. 1904 In store.
.Optlpns partly kc. net lower. JulY closed at
Garn-Flrm; No. &, &c. elevator. Options un-i
changed to PC. net higher. July closed at &C.;
September 4Ke. oats=stesay; mixed. $50
Bset-stsady: Gut Meats-sleaay. Lard
Steady; refined, quiet. Pork-steady: TalIow-
steady RosIn-ouiet but steady at $40 ask
ed. Turpsntne-Steady At s2g6?tke,
Conee-slot RIO, steady; ,nyoise:
steady; nst points higher. Eugar--Raw.
steady; fair refining, 5ss4l l-1sc. centrifugal.
s. test, a 5-lsc. tl3olasses sugar. - 90 7El6S,
lnfined, 1teady,t CanfectiQnerEJA q: q mould
$3.50: ept5 loaf. g 2s crushed, ~ RoW so'
Rice-Flrm Mnlssses-F|rT,. e, \
Buttsr-Quiet. z Cheese-FlrH1 and uAen2nGen.t
Eggs-Weak and Hneh sI, s o. 10. ia, "a.
southern seconds, 5AQsoc.; Jeraey sweets tlQ
TIC; other dam estic,1 sN asisc.. cabbagesS
STEADY; Norfolk. per barrel, 1bapoc. Cotton-.
By steam to Lvcrpooh alb4 lac.
CHICAGO, 4L.,.nJuas 21.-Notwlt hstending
numerous reports 81. dahasz s tai the whea. crop
a az Fesse On JUN 81 aNe and
Ga IL are each down3hc.; provisions are shade
higher to The. lower. ls3i Fs
Ths leading futnres ranxed = follow,
a - :. -f'T-<, Opeu. High. Low. ClosA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-22
], Market Unchanged.

The produce market remains unchanged,
ThInas arc sailing very quietly, and there
seems n to be little prospect Of q rise ~
Potatoes are plentiful, but there Ia no
advance at present.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-22
Hold Special Meeting.

The Ladies, Auxiliary, Ancient Order N
meeting III 4 a'eloeE this evening in the base,
2nlent af Sacred Heart Church 70 make ar,
srangements for an outing for tho society, "A S
& A full attendRpce IL requests cd. NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-22

Lii hsaad, steers Very dull and 1o@eiS loWsri
s sissr ~" ;a fss' sui ssil, saSs '5sS
Vea]s lever bu!tsimks = S s,,L l Icy g
.euIs. ,lD; butterpplks, lseags sssd
au fancy e, H. RE- s INA eaaabar
Rscsipts, Ila head, Sheep hrni lambs so. u,
and ib@ac, higher on iEht supnlya.e, ~ sah,sfp ySg
il76 culls, 5000 so; lambs, Stogts.lsA aeW
year|IngR, &5G6,50, IIogs-Fecelpts, w lea ~ e.
Market ahapt steady. state hogs, Gso65 ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-22
Picnic at Westhampton,

" The Sunday school OF lnnlanuel HaPtlsl
Church VII hald its annual a., picnic lo,morga y;
friends OF the school Will 80 out on cars,
leaving First and Broad Streets at q A, NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-22

oro.on snort line refundinS .s..,....... ssA
xS 1917 cnnw aiAs..............,. 101
r.anarai 1854
ST. Louis and INN Mountain con Ss,..... llS i7
St Louis and San Francisco IS. 4a......''. ~ "
sea hoe ID Ar Line Is ssh
s,,parn pac,no a. N. ........,..,,,,..,, 80
southsrn RaIwav l2oh
2outnern Ana pscino ists. 12H
Toledo, st. Ii and Western 4a............'. ,sSsh
IMAM pacnc conv. Is. 124a
United States Steel 20 -
Svabash LII IN
Wabash Deb. 20
Western Nd =. ~
Wheeling and Lake Erie 4s.................. oo1
wisconsin Central 4s..................--.... ssA
1apan sns eertifcates se
n nt A. Tnr,d Il at sA..,.............. Is
G GoioEsdo ind e. Lei soA
Staaa - 'r.,,iaterai Trust 81 =
Eentrai ~ Cseorrla I'd Inc II ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-22

class Of 1876, as men who had demons
strated in their lives the good results
OF the training received at Rock Hin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-22

WlLM!NaToN n, q. sune sl;I q. e
sasks. Rossin--yirn AZ s.. rscelpts.sS!a bar
rolls. Iar-Firn at $500 bid receipts. ban Z.
reis, Crude Turpentina-FirM Rt SEeqq1.ap
ana a, 76; receipts. 100 barres'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-22
]stl1sCELLANRops AiARKETs.
.,,u nav GOoDa MARED1

55 THE DIRK GOODS MARKET
NEW Yna q a e. sfee eonT sFkes
ana ana Buyers wha refused to consider certain
prices Bic a few days OF weeks 10 are now cam.
betting sns sspSesa are ssfs 10
'' ''N"' ~ y NAVAL STORES,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-22
Memorial Service.

Unity Lodge, No. Sc, T.. o. Q. F. will
hold memorial services to.lnorrqW hight
at $40 o'elaek in hnnor 81 the late De-
ceased brether, 4, w, Battery,
4 Xii membars OF tho order, lodge mfn'T
hers especially, are invited 70 ARENA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-22
n II Y. n Ricpn,ond, FFedericks.t
III INK : burg q Potomae r.

Trains Leave Rchmond---N orthwaEd.
I;lb a. M.--Da{ly-hyrd 81. Through
6:{S a. M-Daily--Mnin st. Through. X
lis a. M.--Wesk Days-Illba- ASHLAND 40. !
$40 <. MAi5aiy.Byrd St Through. Local
p,o5 noun"-Wcel .Days-Byrd 1t. Through.
400 p, M.-Week HDays-Byrd st. Fradertcks- n
80 hurry Accommodation. g.
sos p. SM-Daily--AIainN 81. Through
$50 +. .M.-Week nays==E lha,s Ashland As 4
sY6 3. M.aDaiiy-Byrd ST, Through.
Trains Arrive RIchmond -Sout INV ard ,33@a
s:4oi ~. A.Wsek Days. Ashland as As
$50 A. 1M.@Wssk pays-Byrd ST Frederick 9
f,urK AccQInmod ation %F 4Ess sts& fsE
s:3s An. -Daily-Byrd st. rhrough .TT
II 80 A. AI:--Week Days--Byrd g. phrougn.f \
2:14 +. n.--haily= st. Through.
~ n comnlodat alton. sS 4,
S S:5s HBailyHBSsaa 81 THaRssssss
4 o 80 =. PARLIAMENTARY St. Through. GO
y NoTE-RuHqn Sleeping or Parloy cars 9n !.
all above trains except trains q RlSa
Tlms Of arrivals aud departures and fonnsee-
tenS not AZ kyH = Ssess: r11p W. r. TAYLOR,
Cent. Manr.. ASS t. Ge:.sl Mani Irat MAJ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-22
oIF.lnEsT q oAsIWI sE TR'Ps IN the

Riehmend ia Hastqn and return, i2S,oo;
tS Ia s Ioo Msrehaaa and
Mnassi TRANSPORT ton GQu from h9TfQlk,
daily Inns to- New Y land, 7, TICKETS on
i,sss, q 81 3 mas, ham aiaa sffess GLeaF
Agent, Norfolk,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-22
TRADING ACTIVE
AND. PR|CES.H GIL.
Speculative Leadership, for Which
Market Has Been Waiting, As
serted itself Yesterday.
.RUMoRs ABOUT RUSSIAN NAVY.
Movements to Take Profits Bee
gan Late In Day to Check
Advance.
nv Associated press.)

fry Associated Press.)
NEW YORK, June 2.-The speculative
leadership. for which the rank and tlie
OF small traders had been watching IN or
der to determine the direction OF Their
ventures, asserted itself In the STOCK mar
ket to-day and whipped up a sharp price
movement and considerable degree OF
animation.
evident that e ats IS
proportions, owing to the temptation to
professional operations to take the short ,,,i
side II very d1l market, o The dema Inn,
had had established Itself. a considerable
volume Of realizing sales ,r was f Ssra b 80
oye,hang The market plseSsa acn 'n wIait,s
for an opportunity to sell their STOCKS;
These were absorbed with a good deal 81
& facility. 1t was not until late ~ the Gay
10 make any effective drag on the adj
vance. BY that time q consider,a no /. P or,
ton OF the requirement. from the SNORT
The early movement 7centcred very large;
" In specialties, and United States steel
+ preferred made an effective leader Rei
ports q prge orders pr snd soe
thing was made OF the published denial ~
ex-pres!dent schwah q an in,ss n, co 20
combine number OF Slndencnnc1it 1SDi
porations to compete with The Is Un,ted
States Steel Corporations.
The concurrence Fof dividend meetings
OF tho Ontario and Western and Reading
companies was made .skilful use 81 by the
leaders OF the speculation In the excite
ment OF hopes OF bettorment OF values.
The ontario and Western DIVIDEND disaap-
pointed some speculative hopes. ana ING
market reached the close without tne
susnense oyer the expected Reading dlvi-
dend Increase being relieved, the declaraE
ton being announced IN the actual closing
transactions The closing Tone was. ~
consequence, unsettled and Irregular.
Bonds we're frm. Total aales, par value,
Si.940o50. United States bonds were al
unchanged on call. 4, :,
The total sales OF stocks for the Day
amounted to 90l,7n shares.
MONEY AND ExOHANGE-CLosE
Nancy on call easy at AL per cent;
Closing BID, per cent: offered at 2l-2
per cent; time money slightly hrmer:
sixty days, 8 per vent; ninety days. 3 IA
per cent; six months, 3.4Mi per cent;
prime mercantile paper. 3l,ga4 per cent.
SterlIng exchange heavy with actual bust
ness In bankers bills at 44.H:l0ItsLlo for
demand. and at lt:5.3 for sixty days
bills; posted rates IS So and S4:sS: COM ner-
ciai hills, ti.s5. Bar silver, bSf.s; Mexi-
can dollars, 40 IL,
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PORT sEwPoREE {. N sVl4fY JUNE ~ 1905.
Schooner Maria o,Tesl, FogtuNeuth,
Schooner Singleton Palmer. charlesloA. i
Barge Davenport. Bangor
Barge White Band. Pgpyldsnce.