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Svenska monitoren., 1905-12-22
HAIR OCH DER.

President Roosevelt har EFT
hjarta at guild. bet har skankts
honom al invanare ! staten Colo
RADIO och framlemnats pa deras vag-
mar af representant Rob. Bonynge
fran Denver. Omkomstnaderna
for detsamma hade bestridts ge-
nom altman insamling. Manga
hade subskriberat en- cent hvar-
dera, Inalles 5000 encentare hade
donerats for andamalet. iamte
Store belopp. Presidenten for
klarade sig delighted" Oliver pre-
senten.
Med ruttna agg bombara-
des Sarah Bernhardt och hennes
sallskap harom aftonen vid afre-
san fran Quebec. Polisen inskred
till de franska resenarernas for
man. Orsaken till demonstrate.
men var yttranden, som Sarah
Bernhardt fallt till en- tidnings-
man ON Diet skamliga tyranni
Diet katolska presterskaPet utoi-
var. ofver den fransktalande be-
folkningen i Canada. Den stora
skadespelarskan har sedermera
forklarat, att hon har svart att tro,
att Diet varit fransman, som arran-
gerat pobelupptradet i Quebec.
Malagadruivor, navelapelsiner,
stora och smi, SAINT 6na bananas
hos Larson & Anderson.
Da Nj behofver stormdorrar ga
till Spaulding, 3 & Court SITS.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-12-22
Planer att blifva rik

sla ofta Stint genom EFT pl6tsligt aufalI
at dyspepsia eller forstoppning. Gift 81
tappt utan tag DR. Kings New Life Pills.
De taga ut de saker SON hindra eder e.
nergi och gifva eder en- ny start. Bota
afvenledes hufvudvark och svindel.
Lungren och Andreens apotek, Sioux
City, Ia. Endast Csc Garanteras.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-12-22
Modrar.

Stryk botar icke. ON Diet 81 gjorde skulIs "a
barn vata ned sangen, bet gifves en- konstitu-
tione / ors ak hyartor, och Jag skah sanda eder
en- anvisning pa Q y enkel hembehandIing, som
botade mitt barn och manga andras.
Mrs. G, SUMMERS.
BOX y. NJ Notre Dame. Ind
Svenska monitoren., 1905-12-22

Bestallningar at tafvelramar ut
foras bast och till billigaste pris
hos Anderson & Abel.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-12-22
Breuns katie ar Diet baSta.
Eft forvanandsvardt fall.

bet var for ALA hennes WINNER EFT for
y8nsns Jardt fall att Mrs | B. Hunt i
Linn Ridge, Wis, botades for SIP svara
siukdom. ''Doktorer", skrifver hon. -ha-
de gifvit mig upp, vanner voro fardiga
att bjuda mig EFT sista farval, f0rtvitlau
f6rmorkade min horisont, och jsg var pa
hoppl0sheteus strand. da jag b6rjade ia
ga Electric Bitters for min svara mag
och lefversjukdom. TIL alias f0rvaning
erholl jag gensst lindring och ar Ru full
standigt atsrstSlld till helssn som geuom
| EFT underverk. l Lungren & Andrews
apotek, SiouICity. Ia. Pris SOC iaskap
Svenska monitoren., 1905-12-22

lace antraffades dodligt utmattad
i snon at en- undsattningsexpedi-
ton. Denna gang hoppas Wal
lace komma lyckligt fran till Que
bee i April 1906.
Hvilka stormar frulita sJcman,
men NEST?
- De husliga-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-14

Every afternoon, matinee and evening,
finds larger crowds attending. the great
skating rink in the arena of the Horse
Show building, and that this venture has
met with popular favor Is daily beinE
more clearly demonstrated.
AS it has been many years since the
roller skating craze was abroad, 1t is a
source of great surprise to those Who visit
the rink to see the large number of real
good skaters, of both sexes, on the floor.
It is also a source Of amending mirtli
to tho spectators to see the numbers of
learners and the many funny falls some
of them have.
The music and moving pictures at night
draws the largest crowds, when the floor
space is we'll and comfortably filled Will.
a merry throng of skaters gentlemen,
ladies, boys and girls, entoying them-
selves and at the same time building UP
good, strong, healthy tissue and fortify-
ing against sickness and the doctor, rs
this pastime is admittedly ono Of the
most healthful OF the many now open
to both sexes. According to many,
roller skating is more healthful than
either golf or tennis, as 1t brings more
muscles into play, and, in addition 10
this, it gives an added grace to ones
movement, excelling that acquired through
dancing. 1t Is well known TACT that
good skaters are invariably more grace
full in their walk and carriage than good
dancers or others who have made study
OF correct walking.
So varied are the ages of tho many
skaters seen nightly on tho floor that
one would be only safe IN fixing the
ages between six and sixty years as old
veterans at skating have returned to the
pastime Of their youth with vim cquai-
ing that Of the younger set
,The management Of the Virginia Amuse-
ment Company have reserved the natn-
torum In West End Electric Park ex-
cluslyely for ladies every morning, Sat
urdays and Sundays excepted, from to
/ o'clock, when competent instructor
will be on hand to teach the fair bathers
tho art Of swimming.
The Bamboo Chute, the Turkish Car
dens, with Its many mystifyins gates
and walls; the glass blower, Hindoo Seer,
the Hereafter, and the many other at
fractions In the park are daily drawing
larger crowds.
No one can visit the park and fall to
SEQ the Hereafter without missing ono
OF the strangest and most mysterious
sights of their life How q man or Al
woman can pass from living, breath
ing human being to an animated, talking
skeleton in plain sight o. every one, Is
the mystery that keeps the many hun
dreds of people guessing who visit the
place every afternoon and evening. Yet
this sight they see plainly and continue
to guess. The performance has q weird
fascination for visitors. who are not
content with SEEING tho act once, but
come again and bring friends to see IT
they can fathom the mystery
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,all street, subject to deed OF trust for

shall Street. subject to deed Of trust for
$l,5s7.5O. 5000. !.
Mann S. valcn tine s executors to Harvey G.
Brown. 80 lie feet on south side OF Main street,
between Sixth and seventh Streets. Sl3. 800
Peter Winston to Carrie a. Rowe. - L. lee.
on north line OF Grace Street, ia feet west
OF Meadow Street, $500.
terest in II feet on south aldo OF Main street,
between First and Second Streets, So
w. A. Warner and wife to John AWashinston
Hughes, 20 feet on north line OF y street, ~
feet west OF cath Street. slo5o.
HESR1cO:J r. Chadlck to g. Ma. =.
kins. 40 feet on Nine Mile roah. between
Creighton road and Thirteth Street, sl2a. =
Travis A Jones and wife to Edward +.
Cathcart, 10 feet on south line OF Grace street,
30 feet east of West Street. S..
Ell. Thomas and wife to Lottic May Wrisht.
lots Nos. % and * in block F. section =:
plan OF Highland Springs, subject to deed OF
trust for s52s, $3.50 :,
Adams. 20 feet on south line OF street
southwest corner OF Twenty-thirda Street, ana
extending back to Darlington Street. on which
1t fronts. II % feet, $3.50
John 3. Gayle and wife to Benjamin Davis.
c67 1-3 feet on south side OF Fells Street, be-
tween Allen and Hickory Streets, $3.50. .
Winfield Scott and wife to @. p. Fleld, %
feet on south line Of Marshall Street. south
east corner OF High Point Avenue, s3l5
r. r.. Gum to Mrs. S. A, Sullivan. acres
on west side OF Osborne road about I liz miles
south OF Richmond $500.
r.. P. vermillera and wife to r. q. Yer
millera. interest in 1o1 feet on west side Of
Wood street. plan OF Chelsea Hill S..
NJ A. wackcrly and wife to Hans Deierhori.
about "a acres. being O part Of Greendale PARK,
s2,100. 's
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&C.: helfers, 3AGl4Ac.; bulls. eHa3tsc.: calves,
5Iskc.: cows and calves. s20G,i0 per head.
Shecp-Best, 3Ma4c.: common to fair, 2kd3c. !:
lambs very best. 6ha7c.; fair to good 6a
6lzc.: common, AZ fi5c.
Hogs-Best, bAd5isc.
CHICAGO, June observation-disclosures,
500 head. Market steady Good TO prime
steers. s5.50d6.35; poor to medium, AI5.4D;
stockers and feeders s2.I5g4.s0 cows. s2.5op
AGO; heifers. se.50a5.00; Gamers. sl.042.30;
bulls. ss.25i4OO; calves, s39625 Hogs-Re-
ceipts. 900 head. Market steady. Mixed and
!! butchers s5.25G5.f ,A good to choice. heavy
9,3,a5 %; rough. heavy. s.. GoM5.1o; light. $. Mla
ceipts 1900 head. Market steady. Good to
$50. .4 :.
,.BALT1MOEE. Md, June B.-STOCK ON
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. et quiet under
light receipts. and Inferior quality Of arrivals;
inquiry for choice stock. We quote as follows
Bee fCattle-First quality. per pound, Aa41kc.;
medium per pound 3d3iSc.: bulls. 23c.; thin
steers and cows. per pound, 2G2tzc-; oxen, per
pound 2G3c.; mich cows, extra. per head, $3.50
30 %: good. per head Slodi2o.00: common. per
head. $sa12.o0. Calves-Choice heavyweight
veals meet with prompt sale. Veal :hoice,
per pound. 7Q7isc.; do. good per pound, 6lt d
6ac.; rough and heavy, per head $4,000.
but market easy under Increased receipts
Sheep-Fat, No. /, per head, ;sa35o; do do
per pound, 3hT4c.: No. 2 fat, per pound ease, !:
o. dbucks 2!sG3tac.; common, per head, 81 500
200: spring lambs. as to quality. per pound
6fhI1Lc. L gsta- lftT'
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, June la-The cotton market
was much more active. and after u lower
opening had n very strong advance on cover
Ing and bull support The opening was weak
a. a decline OF 74l0 points, which was hardly
as much as duo on lower cables and the excel
lent weather Indicated by the early map. Of
fcring were also promoted by expectations OF
bear!sh weekly crop report Mt midday. but
as soon as the first rush of selling orders had
subsidized prices began to work higher on buy
Ing, credited to leading Philadelphia spot in
terests and to the recent local bear leader.
Some scattering demand was also attracted
by the reports OF, generally, firm spot markets
IN the South and tho market had Just about
recovered Its early loss by midday when the
weekly bureau report, showing only slight
Improvement In tho condition of the crop, was
fowoed by an active buying movement. Dur
ing the entire afternoon the market was more
or less active with final prices steady within q
point or two of the highest at Il net advance
1 OF 1292o points. Sales futures wero estimated
at $4,000 bales. Weather reports during the
day We're considered good, but seemed to have
little Influence on the market.
against %. 767 last week and l,779 last year. For
tho week testimated) 0,Oo0 bales against III $50
last week and l4,796 last year To-day's re-
ceipts at New Orleans were l. ll5 bales against
1901 last year, and at Houston 4,Gi5 bales
against 19s last year.
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WASHINGTON Affairs.

(E'rom Our Regular correspondent)
WASHINGTON, D. C. June s13-Georse
w. Simpson appointed regular, James
Lipes substitute. rural carrier. route 2.
at Eagle Rock, Va.
Rural routes ordered established Au-
gust 18th: Virginia, Middletown. Freder-
route /, population l95 houses los.
North carolina: Bules,3 Robson county
CESS, Perquimans county-route l, popu-
slation 40S, houses SO; Climax, Gullford
iGounty-route !, population 400 houses 80;
Dover, Craven county-route g. popula-
ton ga houses los; Elrod, ! Robeson eoun.
Lawndale, Cleveland county-routes and
8, population l,120, houses 26S; Rockyhock,
Chowan county-route !, population $40.
Virginia postmasters appointed: Mad-
son. Madison county-John E. Carpenter,
vice s; A: BankenbGker resigned; Sabot.
Goochland county-Helen Enright vice
John G. Luce. removed.
Changes In salaries of Virginia post
fingdon, sl.7oO to $780,; Ashland, Chase
sl,eoi to Si.7o0; Berrywlls,. Chatham, Glen
to 81, 800; Boydton, East Radford, $l.S0J to
aoo; Buenanan, sl" 70 $l'22S,; Crle1Wyee
to $3.50; Dayton. Rocky Mount, $1,000 to
sl,100: Farmvile $3.50 to $1,000; Fort
Monroe, 5000 to $al0; Lynchburg. 5000
to $500 Or oGange Sso po 70 Sisso P ,SH 3
Decreased city, se,4oo to, ST. SEQ;
Big stone. Gap, $500 to $l,4oo; Winchester.
Patents issued; ylrglnia-Robert N.
Sewing leather; James O., Mitchell, Stu
af NortR rat aha ostltta sS0 cramer
Charlotte, humiditier or air molstenng APP
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Benefit Association.
(sneclol % The Tjmes-DIspatch,

" Especial to The Tlmns-Dlspatch)
GREENSBORO, N, c., June 13,-The an
citation OF the United States, 1t being an
adjunct to the order OF the Junior Order
OF American Mechanics, met in the assem-
bly, hall or the Bcnbow Hotel here at 10
from every State in the Union,
Seabrght. N, j., was SELECTED as tho
meeting place next year. Tho officers
Pennsylvania; misrepresentation. Henry
Powers, Ohio; treasurer, Gustaye Bacha-
rach, Philadelphia; national directors.
Or. J., II. Sledse, virginia; Marsh Farra,
New Jersey; Theodore Reese, Pennsylya-
OiN ( r s|1s
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SOUTHERN r AlLWAY

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY Is, 1905
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
,a a:W s. : M'-Daily-Local for Charlotte, y. g.
Atanta and Birmingham. New, Orleans.
Memphis. Chattanooga and all the South.
with through coach for Chase City, OK
iord Durham and Raleigh.
6:oo +. Mex. Sunday--Chase City Local.
1:S0 p ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ready 9:Se
+, NJ, for al the South; b
- YORK RIVER LINE. ~
The farorite route to baltimore and Eastern
points Leaves Richmond 4:2o P. NJ, daily,
s2:l5 F. M.-Local--Daiiy. except Sunday. Ed &
4:20 p. M.-Except Sunday-For West Point
connecting with steamers for Baltiuoro
rs and river landings. Steamers call At York
town and Clay Bank Mondays. Wednes.5
days and Fridays, and at Gloucester Point
ana Almonds Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays. PCS 2275s
West Point. 81 i
$3.50 a. n. and 8:42 P. M-From oil the South.
1895 p. NJ. From Charlotte and Raleigh.
$40 a. M.-From Chase City and lnter1nedi.
ate stations. tf.{ rs
o:2s A. M-Bnltimore and West Point.
10:45 a. NJ. Daily, except Sunday and MondAys
$50 p ~, daily. except sunday-From
c. w. WEsTBTRY, .. P. A., Richmond. We.
6. II. HARDWIoK. ,non.W. H. TAYLOR
i. s. !. ss FhsNcn t. aenl. Mr. 4; : -
aWashington. D. c. IS.
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Mr.. Newby's New Place.

Mr.. Joseph w. Newly, stenogrnpher, re-
Gently with the State Corporation Commission,
and enc Of the coyercst men in that yoca-
lion, has accepted position with tho Union
Central Life Insurance Company rs n solicitor
and will continue to make this city his home
lie came to Richmond two years ago from
Norfolk, where he had been employed in tho
Chesapeake and Ohio Hallway office Mr.
Newly promlses to become as efficient In
writing Insurance as he Is manipulating u
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PRICES DROP AND
FAIL TO RECOVER
Hope i'll Speculation Revived OH
Account of Peace palk
Abandoned.
PROFESSIONALS HARD HIT
Crop News Has Ui1favorable In
fluence-Brigllt Prospects for
Copper Ineffective.
PROFESSIONALS HARD HIT
fBy Associated prcss.)

NEW YORK, June 13.-Thc movement
of stocks to-day reflected tho furtner
disappointment OF professional operators
over the failure OF any general Interest In
the market to revive as a result OF the
Equitable Life plan OF settlement and the
prospect of peace in the Far East.
That is about all that can be said of
the market to offer any degree OF enight-
enmcnt 1t was with the expectationithat
the resumption or operations In foreign
markets would show the effect of the
peace developments since the Adjournment
on last Friday that the local operators
marked up prices late in the day yester.
day. The London market awaited itself OF
this opportunity this morning TO sell
about 1900 Of American stocks Ill New
York. Tho definite abandonment Of any
hope of speculative revival on account OF
the peace negotiations Immediately fol-
lowed.
The crop bulletin of the Weather Bureau
received nm unfavorable intsrpretation IN
the commodities markets. The conditions
reported for corn and cotton were con-.
sidered unsatisfactory, while much was
made OF the disappointing yield. reported
from the winter wheat being harvested
and the improved condition OF spring
wheat was practically ignored. The in
crease shown in the May exports OF agri-
cultuarl products of nearly 600 over
May of last year did not help the market.
Z Inc expansion III CottOfI as IEpol eCu WI
ing the month to 632, 713 bales against liz
3 200 bales in May. OF last year was the
noteworthy feature Of the showing.
Reports OF large increases In the yearly
net earnings Of Amalgamated Copper sub
sidiary companies did not save that STOCK
from being one Of he weakest OF the list.
d The uninterrupted case ruling In tho
money market took that subject practi-
caily out of consideration. The market
showed no effective power toward recoV-
cry, and though the last prices were not
in all eases at the low point, The closing
tone was easy.
Bonds were heavy. Total sales. par
value. $3,4s5.OpO United States new AS,
coupon. advanced IA per cent on call.
The total sales of stocks for the day
amounted to 1880 shares. &
MONEY AND ExCHANGE-CLOSE
Money on call easy At 2ll2 liz per cent;
closing bid, 9 per cent; offered al ia per
cent; time money easy: sixty days. per
cent; ninety days. 31-4 per cent; SIX
months, 3 IL per cent; prime mercantile
u paper, 3 1-2Gli per cent. Sterling exchange
steady with actual business in bankers
bills at S4.S7Gl4.S7.O5 for demand and at
$i.5G4.s510 for sixty day bills; posted
rates, Si.SGlii. IS; com mercial bills. $4Si SAG
4.S47-s. Bar silver, ISIS; Mexican dol
lars, IS IL.
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Property Transfers,

D RICHMOND; William ], Ryan and vito to
William Henry rlbbs. At feet on west line of
Buchanan Street, ia feet north OF Accomnlo-
dalton Street, 800,
q. w Childs TO Il, II, HARDWOOD, IS feet
on south line II Ivy Street, l97 IA feet east
OF Rowland Street. 1881
A Lawrence sycle and wife and Fred Stern
helmer TO A. d. Price, IS feet ON west side
oe Brook Avenue, 155 La feet north OF Mar,
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MANoEuvREs AT OLD POINT, WEEK
JUNE nth TO 17TH-sPEcIAL Ar.
RANGEMENTs VIA G. & o. ROUTE,
INCLUDING ACCOMMODATION

AT Chamberlain HOTEL,
Tho Chesapeake ami Ohio Will sell
tickets for S4:00 r. NJ, train of each day,
week OF June 18th to 18th, account of the
Army and Navy Manoeuvers, from Rich
yl,ond to Fort Monroe and return, in-
Guiding hotel Recommendations. at spe-
clnl rates, Tickets will be sold Including
dinner and lodging date of sale and
breakfast and lunch day following, at
rate of $500 round trip; also tickets In
Guiding hotel accommodations up 10 and
Including breakfast the second day, at
rate of 500, round trip TICKETS being
limited accordingly. S5N d
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.

Corrected daily. Unless otherwise stated these
quotations are Wholesale prices)
4 LIVE POULTRY-Spring chickens. large. per
pound. 2laa2c.; small, per pound. l7T1sc: hens
per pound. l?aI3c.: ducks per pound, l3Iltc. :
geese, per head, ooNf5c.; guineas. per head,
2GSc.
BUTTER-choice dairy packed. per pound.
I5Mi6c.; choice family packed, Fer pound l4V
49,: store packed. yellow, extra, per pound.
l3gl4c.: store packed, fresh. mixed. per pound.
12Il2c: common grades. per pound l0ulcc.
EGGS-In crates, fresh nearby, dozen. l6c.;
in crates. fresh, per dozen, 15c.; In barrels
fresh. per Dozen 1sc.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES peaches, ". c.,
fancy. per pound, l3gl4c.; peaches, Virginia.
fancy per pound, 1eGlac.; peaches unpecled
per pound. 4dSc.; apples. fancy. sliced, per
pound, 4M4kc.; apples. evaporated. per pound
iG5c. Peas-Backeye, No. / per bushcl sl.25D
S. 10; biackeye,S No. 2, per bushel s1.io; black
per busheI. $40: clay. per busiel, sl.loal.2o
white mixed per bushcl. sl.loal.oS; colored
4 LIVE STock-veas. choice. per pound, ca
e,sc.; veals. thin, per pound. S96c.; runners,
per pound 4G5c.; hogs, choice. per pound. AGO
&C.: lambs, choice per pound. 5G6t2c, sheep
choice per pound. adibsc.; beef cattle com
mon to prime, 2iaG4c.; bulls. per pound. 2haSc
FLOUR-Wln,er SUPERIOR Sa.6ol37t winter
extra, $3.75g4.25: winter clears, S5ab.25; win.
ter straight. f5.25G5.5O; winter patent. <S.l6Qf
600 Buckwheat, per pound. 21sd3c Cornmeai,
city eacked, 70I72ac.; country bolted. sacked,
.62ls 165c. Mlllfeed-Shipstufr, per ton, S2l.N1
200; bran. sl95oa2l,0o.
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NEW YORK. June 13-FLOUR--Steady, but
dun. yRe Flour-Frln. Cornmeal-Firrn. Bar
Wheat-FYrm; No. 2 red. sl.os nominal. ele-
vator Options kGsc. net advance. July
closed at bike: September, SIG; December,
corn-Firm No. 2. 6lkas?c. elevator. op.
lions &c net higher. July closed at 6sAc;
September. SIC. Oats-ISteady: mixed. 35g2a1sc,
Eeef-Steady. Cut Aleats--Steady. Lard
Easy; Western steamed. s7.lGG7.25; refined.
easy; continent $7,25. Pork-Barely steady.
sT'aiow-Qulet. Rosln-Dull. Turpentine-Dull
at G2lsG6Sc.
CofYee--spot Rio, easy; No. 7 Invoice. re.
September 5 points lower; other futures iodl5
ll-l6c;J centrifugal, SO test, 5-lsc.; molasses
sugar, 37-l6c.; refined. steady. Rice-Firm,
Butter-Fir r,i; extra creamery 1sM9eoc,
scheese--Steady and unchanged. Eggs-Steady
Potatoes-Weak; Southern rose, sl.soae.e IS;
Southern seconds. i5a. dpSl.0o; Jersey sweets,
$lq2.25. Peanuts--Quiet; fancy handp!cked,
5AG5,ac.: other domestic, 81 G5lsc Cabbages-
Easy; Norfolk. per barrel, 6oGs1c. Cotton-Isy
steam to Liverpool. l0Glsc. "a
CHICAGO. I'LL, June ls.-Reports from,
threshers that the new crop yield is very
small helped maintain a firm lone In the wheat
market hero to-day. At the close the July
delivery was up Nc, Corn shows a gain of Nc;
oats off 1sc and provisions are down 2hQl7,sc.
Tho leading tutures ranged a. follows:
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
THE DRY GOODS ,1ARHE

THE DRY GOODS MARKET.
NEW YORK, June 13-Thc situation In the
dry goods market was little changed to-day
buyers operating conservatively while sellers
showed continued frInness In their attitude
Jobbcrs report a slightly better trade on ac-
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CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.

!salss al Union Stock Yarss)
Fis Richmond, Va, June 10, 1906
There was a light run of cattle here; prices
steady. Best steers. bhq5Hc.; medium to good,
4Hg5c.i common to fa!r, SHGto.i COWS, 2hV
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Cotton quiet: middling. $50: net receipts a
bales. gnoss receipts, $50 bales; sales. 2l6
bales; stock. 40 bales; export to Great Britain,
I'll bales,
Total to-day at all ports--Net receipts, 1862
bales; export TO Great Britain. A,Sls bales; to
the Continent, 81 bales: stock, H9.4B bales.
Consolidated at all ports--Net receipts, Ss.ss7
bales: expor, to Great Britain,I 1851 bales; 10
France. 1854 bales " to tho Continent, :o.o3l
bales: to Japan, 23s bales.
Total since September LIST at all ports-Nct
receipts $3.50 100 bales: export to Great Britain.
3,Gs2 gOf bales: TO France. 1888 bales to the
Continent, 3tH.d53 bales: to Japan, :77,.5l
bales; 10 Mexico, .9,232 bales. 5