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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-21
MAKE PICKS UP
AND PRICES Rise ]
Still Largely in Professional
Hands, But Graders Operated
More Freely.
ADVANCE WELL MAINTAINED
Realizing in japanese Bonds IS
Somewhat of a Check Crop
Conditions.
fRy a ssoclatcfl leress.1

III ff1si (T3y Associated PresF.1 5i
81, NEW YORK, June 20.-- MorG STOCKS we're
sold In the two hours before noon to-day
than during the full session Of yesterday.
In tile afternoon there wassa contraction
In the rate Of activity, but the sales for
tlie3day rose 10 allnrgcr total than for any
day since early last week. The market
obviously was still largely professional
hands, but the traders operated more Tree
~, and there were indications Of the re-
entry into the market OF some OF the
larger semi- professional spectators who
have refraincd from activity for some
time past.
The buying movement was largely Of, an
experimental character. The market has
given clear evidence. for several days OF
d hard ,ndertone Reallz!ns In Reading
palpable check to the operation Tor the
advance. Some. general effect on senti-
nleht Was PRODUCED also by the reaiizing
In the japanese bonds, as these have been
the real leaders of the small Spectators
for some time past.
Probably the weekly crop bulletin OF
the Weather Bureau wasas much res resp sa-
yancing tendency OF prices. Ihe reports
on the corn and cotton crops were espe-l
oially cheerful and railroads having
/ large percentage of traffic In those COM
/ mobiles were helped accordingly. The
winter wheat carriers were MT so respoi,-
rive owing to reports al Immediately un-
favorable weather conditions IN addition
+ TO The corn and cotton influence, tbs re-
ttentions " tho ono per cent. dividend rate
on Tennessee Coal and Iron was accepted
ss an index OF the favorable conditions
), In The Southern iron Industry. There swas
3 also GONE renewal Of gossip OF an Intendeu
Increase In the Louisville and NASHVILLE
dividend rate.
Published reports Of the undiminished
activity of steel mills In tho Pittsburg
I district gave tho impulse 70 ths5grlso ~
United Steel preferred. The supply 81
funds for call loans continued very apun nc, :
ant, but the tone for time loans is har '
eninE. 5
Il The Gays rise In prices was very well
Smstptaincd through the dlllness Of the
later ma rl5et. si l5
Bonds were Irregular. Total sales, par.
value, 81, $50, 90. United States bonds were
unchanged On call.
|, The total sales OF stocks for the day
amounted to lnOs0D shares.
MONEY AND IxCHANGE-CLOsE
Money on call easy at 2G2l-i per cent;
closing bid 2 per cent: offered at : l-i
Aprr cent: time money, itrmer; sixty day
+ b percent: ninety days, 3 Ia per cent;
SIN months. !, 3-4II per cent; prime mer-
cantiie paper, q 1-29l4 Ia per cent. Ster-
ling exchange easy, closing steady with
actual business In bankers bills at St:sl dog
IS7ag for demand and at Ss.S5. 2oit .S,.s5
ff,,. sixty day tillsi posted rates is6 and
tslsS. commercial bills, $4.S. Bar silver
5S5.S; Mexican dollars, As
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-21
VICTORY FOR LANsTON. .
Public Printer Awards Contract
for This Over Merganthaler.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch)
WASHINGTON, D. C.,sJuna 2o.-Tho
Public Printer has awarded a contract
for seyenty,two Lanston Monotype ma
chimes over the Mergenthaler Llnotypes.
The machines are to be Installed within
six months Public Printer Palmer said
to The TImes-Dispatch correspondent this
evening that In book work the 1anston
has proven highly satisfactory, and lnH-,
mated that. In the test that has been
going on for some time between Mergen-
.thaler machines and Lanston's, the latter
made the best showing. Asked IL there
would be any more MenEenthalers In
stalled Mr.. Palmer replied that not at
present, at any rate.
There are now forty-sx linotype and
twenty-eight monotype machines in use
in Uncle SAINTS big printing office, the
linotype having received the preference
originally. When the new machines are
installed, there will be one hundred mon
otypes and forty-slx linotypes.
This is a big victory Tor the Lanston,
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Property Transfers,

= RICHMOND: Rosa D. aud o, B. II. nowser
to Jessie Williams, 10 feet on west side Of
Seventh Street, 1916 feet north Of Preston
Street. aud Is feot on west sida o. Seventh
Everett and Carrie L. Waddey to NJ. iLy
Hofheimer. $50 feet on north line Of FrankliR
Street. northwest corner Of Robinson Street.
s James ~ Pearran. y. a. Fisher. s5 s,t feet
on south line OF o street, southeast oornsr OF
George Rupp, Jr, and w!fe to Jared G..
spotswood, Ell feet OH north slde OF Catherine
Street. between Smith and Munford Streets,
! Camilla r, ana Robert q, ghoyutpa to JOHN
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COTTON MARKETS.

q NEW YORK, June 2o7-The cotton market
was very nervous and irregular until near the
close, when prices broke sharply and closed
at q net decline Of 6Is points, The opening
was s,eady with November l point higher and
March 9 points lower, but other options un-
was Considered favorable, a bullistl weekly re-
port was reported ut midday and there was
sellins for both accounts, But reports from
spot markets were bush, and with r,Imors
that the government would ISSUE a revision OF
! ts recent acreage and condition statement in
the near future, general offerings were restricts
ed. and In spite OF Il weekly bureau report al
moo nlndteaIing ~ further general Improve
tnent" In the CROP price reached the high point
OF the session, or a net advance Of so points
In the early afternoon. Toward the close it
WAS announced that telegram, had been re-
ceived from Secretary Wilson In RESPONSE to
M inquiry wired by the New York Cotton
Exchange stating that there would ba no Cow
ornment report by the Department prior to the
July Sd report. and that the Department know
OF no reason for n supplementary report. This
MAS followed by general selling, an 'dthe mar
knt closed barely steady within I point of the
lowest Of the day. Sales were estimated at
100000 bales. 995
Of cotton at the ports to-day were
loo bales against l6Qs 1862 last week and 1869
last year. For tho week (estIma ted go 900 bale
aganst 1896 last week and 1886 last year.
To;days receipts at New Orleans were 1924
sS6s bales against l24 last year. 4
Cotton futures opened quiet and closed barely
Open, Hlsh Low, Close.
august .. So st7s ss5 SIS
~
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n ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
11IINE III la0L..

sill5As{F' UN1 ~, 1905.
.l LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. IL .55tSa
300 A M.-NOnyOLK5 LIMITED, Ay;ryes3
Norfolk lI;2O a. NJ. ~ Stops only at Petersburg,
fWayerly and SUFFOLK - . . Is ~ u. n
0o5 a. M.-CHICACSO EXPRESS. Parlof
Car Broler Service, Petersburg TO, Lynchburg
and Roanoke. Pullman Sleepers Roanoke 70
Columbus. 3lueield 10 Cincinnati; also Roam
oke to Knoxville, and Knoxville to Memphis
Sd u:1o q. Ms.-RoAN oKG EXPRESS. 5Foss
Farnyilie LynchbHrg and !, r Roan 1sIf4pn 9.
rlyes Norfolk S 10 p. NJ. Stops only at peters.
burg Waverly and Suffolk, Comments with
steamers to boston, Providence. New for r
7s5P, M-For Nortok and all stations east =
q 40 me 5. mMNEw ORLEANS SHORT LINE:
Pullman s!sepers Rehmond to Lynca6ahs ,r ana "a
Chattanooga, Memphis and New Orleans ms Care
5D a.sG :. nj .-sr LOUIS EXPRESS. Pullman
slesner Petersburg to Roanoke and Roanoke TO
Columbus Cafe Dining Car. Y.
Trains arrive from the West 1;is A. ~. 2 y
.Pr II. and 9ils p, M; from Norfolk u 10 A. -.
an oft Sts No. SIS East Main street, . I,
w. B. BEvrLI4 9. r. bOsLD9,.
Gen'l. Pass. Agt. ANs..l t,Ass, AL III
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D. Murroll. 20 SO feet on south side OF
Grace street, between First and Fo a's'e
g. II. fpnsten and wife 10 Camilla F.
Thornton, 40 foet on south line OF Monument
Avenue, 344 feet east OF Meadow Street, IS,
EENRICO: Mary W, Alice g. Curr!e and
George Nv. Epps, Matte LIZ and William =.
gRuskcll, and John Lindsey, Jr., and wife 70
Malvern G. Patterson, 10 acres on south side
OF Cary Street road adjoining the lands OF
DR.. II. a. Patterson and others, SO 900.
susan W Tompkinss' trustee, Susan "
gTompkns and susie Fl. and Charlie O.. Dorset.
to 5Rebecca f. Mlnter, 1922 acres on the west
side OF tho Hermitage road, about five miles
north OF Richmond, $500. ess5 nv 81
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\. RICHMOND. STOCK MARKET.

Rlehn.ona. Va. June. g. lss1ls ..5.s
III SALES. m.
Virginia. Carolina Chemical Co. Col. Trust
5 per cen $1,000 at 100
Virginia. Carolina Chemical Co. preferred
100 nj iga tE3s s5s aF$y5l III q
M STATE SECURITIES Bid.Asked
Gortl Carolina g. G., ,s!o,.;.. i ,oa los
Ma, ss, New. e, ana n. l05: -. ,...,. 81 %
Va. centuries a-s e. and r.. 1891. s1s4 o72
RAILROAD BONDS,
Atlanta and Char. LIST rs. r.. 1871. 1os
a. ~. r. r.: Con. 5Tr. 9 p. 10.
Georgia Pac. LIST IS. c.. 1s3s..... ia
4 Ga, SO. and Ella. LIST 6s l9i5.....,.. lis =.
St;eorEa and Ala. Con IS, 1st5..,,.... II, s...
Norfolk and Western Ry. Is. 1906 1o1 =.
Western Is c. ist Es, e. 1914 SO. ia -.
seatoarh Air Line Con- 4s 1890. s7ts ~.
STREET RAILWAY STOCKS. Par.
Norfolk Railway and Light Co. % -. Il
RAILROAD sTOCKa Par
Atlanta ard Charlotte. 100 1855 80.
Atlantic Coast Line "a .e....,..1G0 100
Atlantic Coast Line pfd ....1oo 1?l, =.
Atlantic Coast r.i ne com ios leo
Norfolk and Western con.......,1oS 80
ii gANB AND TRUST CO. STOCKS.
Bank OF Richmond ....,.,....,..,. 100 124 80.
American National, .g,..,.....,..D0 ia5 -.
Broad Street Ban ,t.....,...,es .sts ~.
City 80
First National. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS as
Merchants National. 100 40
National Bank OF yrginlA,.....,.loo 1870 ~.
= INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Virginia Fire and Marine. ........ rs 4ela
4 MISCELLANEOUS b
Sa.-Car. Chem pfd Is p. c.,..,.,lfo los 100 Il
Na..Caroline Chemical com !. 81. 100 s4h -.
Fa,-car, g. co, Col TT, 8 y. Geo.. oais -.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF R1cHMoNp. JUNE 70. la0s.

PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE 70. 1905
81 ARRIVED
Steamer Old Point Comfort, Graves. Narfolt
and James River landings. merchandise and
diae and passengers, Old pominion line.
barge r. w. cumn,lskay. Jr., Egap, Ralti-
more coal, S, III, Halves and Co,
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk. msychln.
disc and passengers, Old Dominion Steamship
schooner Alice !, yenable, sgaalyo. ysues
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Club Changes Name.

Especial to The Times plspatchO q
Rock Wheel Club to-day changed Its
name to the House Rock Country Club.
gna's movt charming -prlyate club
grounds, know the Significance OF the
name and the beautiful scenery which
belongs to the club.
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Princess Anne Candidates.

4'nscinl to The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
II NORFOLK, Al. J une 90 The pol IDEAL
county is the wit drawal from the legis-
Elative race Of Mr.. w. Fl. Hartley. Mr.
Hartley to-day camo down OF his own
nHSora aSd H II I ptt Is tnl''et
4 Mr.. Ewell was some timo ago spoken OF
as AZ possible candidate, but afterwards
would not have done at this time but for
the voluntary withdrawal Of Mr.. Hartley
Mr.. Ewell will be opposed IN the August
primary by q Dr. Sneed, tho Incumbent
member Of the Legislature from Prln-.
cess Anne, who, after announcing his
withdrawal, hps again entered he race.
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Barge Delaware Fairbrouthers. philadelphia,
Pa, wood. rs
PORT OF WEST POINT, JUNE 20. 1905.
ARRIVED
Charlotte, Murphy Baltimore. passengers and
elm City. Haynes, Mattaponl River landings.
passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Charlotte. Murphy Baltimore, passengers and
general cargo. ttlls8s
2, Elm City. Haynes. Afattaponi RIVER landings,
passengers and general cargo
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Resignation Accepted.

(By Associated PressD
NASHVILLE. TENN: June 20--At the
meeting to-day OF the board OF trustees
or Vanderbilt University. the resignation
Of the board was accepted, and Bishop
o.. B. Galloway, Of Mississippi was
elected to the vacancy "a Bishop Har-
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.

Corrected daily. Unless otherwise stated these
peu IF Tnses large per
pound ooa22c.; small. per pound, 17dlec.; hens
geese. per head. 5eG75e.; gu!neas. per head,
BUTTER-choIcc dairy packed. per pound,
s1eai4c.: choice family packed, per pound. AeD
store Ra bsss se es ssts PsaRa
EGGS GaGs-in crates, fresh, nearly. dozen ise
ir NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sE a3ssG isS peaches, N
per Pound sgac peashe Wpsn
per pound, 4G5c; apples. fancy; sliced psr
pound 4d4lsc apples. eyaporated. per pound u
si.ss; biacEeye no per per: bushel se; s!ask
nerS bushei, 81. 20: clay. per blshel sl'10al:o.
PEI bns insE, q
II 1T vE sToGiiIVeals choice per pound, 80
saS ,hn per pe ennse SSs
Choice s per Pound Pound sa4,Ee beef cattle com
&c. Irish potatoes. fancy, per barrel, ,l6o:
choice, per barrel, sI25 medium, per barrel.
sl.o9, Country hams, l2al4e, /, !. !, :,
Ter stra Il; aa5so wintss patent ss!sS
gss p9sna ba,ed
6sHdG5c. Millfeed-shipstur. per ton. s2l.G9
200; bran, sl9, boG.l.oo'
OTHER PRODUCE MARKETS.
NEW YORK, June eo.---FLo yR-Steady. but
quiet. Rye Flour--steady. cornmealF-- = Tr
t' Wheat-Firm; No. /? red, slosh nominal, ele.
Options Arm at H1lc. net advance July
closed at 94Hc.; September, sSc; December,
= ccorn-Firm: NO. q. 6lhc, elevator. Options
closed at 7sGlMc. advance. July closed :
6oe.; September, bsHc, Oa's--ste'ady;. mixed
'on Beei--Barely steady Cut Meats-st eady.l
aSst P e
Coree--spot RIO. uiet; No. z invoice, 4 ll-lsc, {;
mild, steady: Cordoya, loGlsc Futures steady
ut a decline Of 10 points. srgar.Raw, steady;
fair refining, 3Ac.i centrifugal, es test. 4Ac,;
moasses sugar, 8Nc.; refined, steady. Rice
FIRM Afolasses--FirIn. /,
Butter-Firmsr and unchanged, Cheese-Firn
and unchanged. Eggs-Quiet and unchanaed.
Potatoes Steady; southern rose. tlgl:.W,G;
southern seconds, b01f0c. Jersey sweets, Slep
oa6 Peanuts-Qulet; fancy handpicked, GAG
s STEADY; moi Norfolk, Per barrel i5dsoc, Cotton
ny steam to LIVERPOOL 1o@lsc
CHICAGO, ILL, June 2o,--Wet weather IN
the Northwest induced active buying by shorts
in tho wheat pit here to-day, A report that
FRANCE will he heavy importer q american ~ ~
close dpracticauy at the highest polnt Of the
o oats show a gain OF Nc. provisions are down
N t4 atfffff 3iE ftt5g
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BUYS Southern Road.

(BY Assoolated Press)
beaumont, Sour Lake and Western Rail-.
road, a twenty mile line from this city
to Sour Lake tapping rich lumber and
Of New York, representing tho ST. Louis
and San Francisco Railway
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NAVAL STORES.

! WILMINGTON, N. G. lyme :so.-sPIRlT .
casks. Rosin--Frm at 3a.ed bid; receipts. 50
barrels. Tar.Firm at $500 bid; receipts, 227
barrels. Crude Turpentine-F Finn at sa,5o@4.a5
and $40; reeepts, ls2 barrels, - :, ;,
Firm at bSA dS9c.; sales. a72 casks receipts
1 ,760 casks shipmepts, 1b3 casks. Rosn-Nrm;
sales 3,0sa barrels; receipts 900 barrels ship
'' "'oHARLEsToN.' s. c.. June 2o,-TURPEN-
TIME AN pROsIN-Noth doing
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
( PEANUT MARKET.

(Reported By Rogers, Mecahe and COD
PgES S MA lyme iniASMhTs
quiet at 3Nc. TOR fancy stock: machine pick
cd. 2lsdSNo,; Smelling stock. sG2Hc.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

n SCHEDULE IN 51IFTECT MAY rs, 1D05,
... TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, i & gGs, &,
Ivy a. M.-Daily--Local FOR Charlotte, N. C. 81
1880 p N. --Daily-Limlted-Buf Pullman u I
M Mtmnta and nd Birmingham, New Orleans
f M,th through ag coach tor Chase City Ok.
6 6:oWU Z. M.-lcx Sunday--Chase City Local.
ll:So z. M.-Daily--Llmited-Pull ready 9Sa
Z, !; ~, for al the South: a
YORK RIVER LINE.
= nc IaYorlt6 route to baltimcro and Eastern
points. Leaves Richmond 4;2o p. NJ, daily,
except Sunday. 7s5's9 ~ So
gag 7. M.-Local-Dally except Sunday. AZ q
4;2O =. M.-Except Sunday-For West Point
connecting with steamers for Baltimore
g8 and river landings Steamers ,call at York;
town and Clay Bank Mondays, gWednes< 4
Gays and Fridays. and at Gloucester Point
and Almonds Tuesdays. Thursdays$ and
4;45 4; M:.Exeept sundny-Local mixed fos
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
4 663 A. Nj and 8:42 p. M.-From all the South
I 1885 P. M.--From Charlotte and Raleigh.
$40 \. M-From Chase City and intermedi-s
ute stations. 80 Z. Z "A;
o:as "a. Baltimore and West Point. 81
1913 AL NJ, Daily, except Sunday and MonUnya3
5;io y. ~. daily. except Sunday from
c. w..WEsTBURY, p. p. A. richmond. Va
EE 6. II. IiARDWICK, ". II. TAYLOE, WA
Il. B. ssSPi;ENcER. aen'l. Msr.. a IL n q Ssh q.
Washln gton, D. c. x,
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Northerr Pnctfc Observation-Disclosures. 1V5f2
Northern Pacific 49,. ..................... iii
N,r,oi,,s ma Iwe.tarn ron 4s.,,,.,.... 10, 4
nrs .on shor, line 'refundinE is...,.... 9bk
i3anna,vs Ma cnnv f1 ............... 1914
fjendJna General as. observation-disclosures. 1851
81 ~ n',,s' and iron Mountain con. 5.... ll6h
al louis and San Francisco fg 4s........ qS
ssahoard Air Line Observation-Disclosures. ssh
Sstbarn Beads Il. sl.I. 4! (. 9S 4
s.o,,thorn q siiwav hs..... 12l
sTeuas and Pacific Observation-Disclosures 2IA
Toicdo. 81 r. and western 4s........... s3A
1rnion Pacific 4s......... .................. 1861
f,nion Parinc 'conv. 1874
iInifed states Steel I'd .............. o3M
vahash lists 117ls
yvnbash T1eh Bs. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 72
S1,astern Ma . a. !..:. ........,....,...5 50
WbeelIne and Lake Erie ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. eiM
yT,isnnn.In Cant raj l4s 95
y, ~ asna"n Gala fora Trust IA .,,,,,.,, OF
esntrai Of Georgia Sd Inc. est
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% r. ID kicnnond, EredericIs.
Us . u ] burg 4 Potomac r. =.
Tn ina Leave Richmond... NOrthWard.

xT0lnH 4lSSASvc ASAS>AAAAA0oAOT0ANOAS ~ ~
ALB a. ily-byrd 81 through TIA ESs
o:I5 A. M-Dally-Ainin st. s. Through. 8}44 III
7:S a. M-Week Days-Elba. Ashland Ae'# I
$40 g. Son Msi.@pasly.Byrd ST. Through Local
I2.o, nooIli"7Wcek Days-Byrd St Through,
~ burg Accominodat lion - i,lis W
sos r, M-Dnily--ALains ST. Through t,Ss 81 "a
$50 r. M--Week Dnys-Elba. Ashland Ac-5 Z
Sos - H MaMDaiiy-Byrd st. Through.
ifoTraIns Arrive Observation-Disclosures .ss5{
$40 "a. M.Week Days-Elba- Ashla nd AT Ac-
SEQ A. M@Week Days-Byrd ST. Frelerlcks.$
ara A.@M.-Daily-Byrd ST. 7 through. sssf4 XII
Ii 10 4. M.-Week Days-Byrd Sc rhrouSa.4
ala +. M.--Daily Main ST. Through
5:ts r Nj. Week Days Is ba; Ashland sI1g Ac.8
connodat Ion. EfEta W
3s7:15 p M.~Daiiy-Byrd st. Through ~
800 r. M.--Dail y--Byrd st, ThipISh, {}3. Loca!
4 $3.50 +. M.-Daily--hIaIn st. Through.
NOTE-Pullman Sleeping or l'arloE- cars on 4
all above trains except tra ms arriving ltlch-s
nlond 1850 A.. NJ. week days, ana local accom-
modal Ions. II id y.
Cen /. Man Asst Ge;s'i Ma q Trat. Man,
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coTroNsEEIo OIL MARKET. 81
n NEW YORK, June 20.--Cottonseed OF was
steady and fairly active, Prime crude, & q, b.
mills. 22R2sc nominal; primo summer, yellow.
27A a7%e ott summer yss!eW o nom ~ prime
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET. 4
Richmond. Va, June 2o 1905
III QUOTATIONS. & iS
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Richmond. Va. June 20. 1905. 81
The live stock report for week ending Monday
is as follows:
D Full receipts Of cattle: market easier. Best
steers. 4Nd5c.: a few superior higher; medium
TO good. 4Q4ltc.: common. sh93Kc.; heifers:
sG4c,: cows, la93hc.; bulls. az 9Sc; COWS and
calves. SOTO per head go q.
sheep-Best 3A@aAc.: common, 21ls 13c..:
lambs, best. 6IsG6c.: lot Of extra, 6sc.; com-
mon. 4G5c Hogs bA m51c.
Prospects fair at these prices for next week,
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TunIDRY GOODs MARKE,

& NEW YORK June ao--BuyIng in tina dry
djcoyerlng It Is necessary to provide for their
future wants to q greater extent than In the
past by reason Of the difficulty IN securing
deliveries. Prices are hrTn.
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BALTIMORE STOCK a,ARKgr.
z BALTIMORE MD, Juno %. Sea boa I'd Air
I-AuS common. 1assqii97s; do preferred 80 asked.
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q CHICAGO, June observation-disclosures, 5000
head, including coo Texans. Market steady.
Good to prime. s5.5ods,0o; poor to medium,
se,75G5.g: stockers and feeders. s:.75dt.7o;
81. 400. N:S bulls. so.2o640o; calves, s3a6.25;
Texas fed steers. t494.76 Hogs-Receipts,2 70, Is
ooo head Market SC, lower Mixed and butch g =,
5,42h: rough. heavy, s4.7695.lo; light, Is, 700
8, 20: bulk OF Gales. {5.s2sG5. a7h sheeD-Re-
ceipts, 1900 head. Market lower, Good to
choice wethers shorn; 81, bOG5oo; fair to choice.
mixed. sliorn, sabo@4.W; native lambs. horn.
A.7596.5O. iy5s8.
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SEABO ARD
~ s,S,s
Am LINE RAILWAY !,

i-y-l9Jo,
n,pAJ.,s r lSAYE;7 RICHMONp-DAILY. II
al, nn>I 4 as-1t.ocaI-For Norma ana Hamlet D
FIX i. Mssasoara Fast tu i Ma sooibWsaI'''
IN 20 p Nj -seaboard Express-SsvannaA, jacks
souyille. Atlanta and SouftintW" ,ast,
rRAiSS ARRIVE gRICHMOSD.2 Il
a,1 A. M,-Tronl Florida. Atlanta ana seutn'
ASS F.tSM.-FEosn Florida. Atlanta and son'h' g.
$50 ;. sMi.-grom Vocal Points. /, "a vroR.s
H. 81 ntsI pass Agent C!sy Ticket Agent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-21
STEAM BOATS.
Old Dominion Steamship
Company,
For Norfolk,

Owing to the Temporary withdrawal OF the
Steamer Berkeley there's will be no steamer
Monday night. Commencing Tuesday June
goth. and until further notice Steamer Brandon
q clock. stopping al Newport News en- route
Fare $3.50 one way, 80 round trip, Including
state room berth, meals Soc EACH Street cars
10 Steamers Wharf. III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-21

BALTIMORE, MD. June eo-FLoUR--steady
and unchanged. Wheat-Dul; spot, contrac,
by sample, soc. GBs1.ol. Corn-Strong; spot ana
the month. 5she; southern white sorn 0s p.
Oats-FirHer; No. mixed s4N gst1zc:
Dull; No. g Western, SIC. nominal 6 sSl.,ea
Firm and unchanged: fancy Imitation, l7a lSe. !;
fancy creamery. 2H2oc Eggs-fir a. q, saer
Cheese-Firm and Unchanged. s'usar 7es'as'
nd unchanged. W. z
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eeleses : SIS S. 50
December ~ 8si sa4 sT35z S.7s $40
{ In MIA ~ sSs g9S. $50 Ssh
Febri,ar ~ if.... SIS SIS SIS ss3
Mhrcn .,.,..-...-.. e.9l ~ o,'si o.o' 9 co
April ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .... o.e'
Spot cotton closed quiet; mlddlng uplands..
o.l5; middling gulf, 80
Cotton, quiet: middling. s.i6: net receipts. =
bales; gross receipts 4.4a7 bales; stock. LIS. IL
bales. atf{ I.
bales: export to the Continent Isl bales; stock.
43i. $40 bales. IL ~ .
Consolidated at all ports--Net receipts, q. ~
bales; export TO Great Britain, 2ieo3 bales: 70
France, }g 5.G7 bales; to tho Continent, 1884
bales: 10 Mexico, 80 bales. W.
Total since Septnmber LIST at all ports-Ect
receipts M bales 20 e Great Britain
Continent. 3,0a5,os bales: to Japan, %, eS2
bales; to Mexico. z, 232 bales B
NEW ORLEANS, La. June eo.-CO1TON-
Spot cotton dull and shade easier. sales, 10
balcs including % bales TO arrive; delivered on
contracts. 100 bales. Quotations reduced l-lec.
Futures were dull at the opening with the
crs apparently have tho market we'll IN hand.
and Eonn after he ,0rat call sent prices UP
several points. duly opened points down a.
s.S., sold up To SOS and finally declined to SIS.
August opened point lower at S.'4 advanced
sss and finally declined e ST. T gIs market
s.ssas. "a; August. s7ias7s; September. s:esap
$40; October. s6Gas.67; November 671s.6s;
December, s.7oGs,7t; January, s.7sas 7s.t