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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-08
CANNOT MAKE A
NEGRO WHITE
-is-7zs92tf3zl NC
Postoffice Department Bars Ad--
vertisen1ent Of Marlin From
the Mails.

/. Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
WASHINGTON. DC. June 7,,Acting
the Recommendation ofgiAssistant Attor-l
ney-General Goodwi Issued a fraud or
der a gainst DR.. Winfield, Of No. S2l Brook
Avenue, Richmond, Va Pr Win a.
under the 8 ban of the department.. It
proposed to whten the blacklist kind Of
skin, make It white, creamy and soft soft,
fed H was named a MADAME Vivian.
The concern wa cited to2.appear May
18th to show cause why. n fraud order
a week Then Winfield appeared and
stated that he had gotten the formula
from DIR. Fontaine In chicago. unoer
whom he had taken course In the study
of cosmetics. I.
The advertisement in the Richmond Re:
former stated that 1t was a. wonderful
field gave as the ingredients OF the COM
pound bi-chloride Of mercury tincture OF
benzoin. glycerine and distilled water.
ment to the Bureau Of Chemistry: The
report; of the bureau was TO this effect:
"Thc action of mercuric chloride. a COR
rosive sublimate, sometimes employed IN
cosmetic powder preparations. was to de-
stroy the outer skin. which was readily
removed by little friction It was true
the result was a pink under-skin. but the
sures and ultimately injure IT.. and the
black skin would reassert itself.
The preparation was accordingly pro-
nounced a fraud. The advertisement
called 1t }''Marlin" and made 1t q cure-all.
as well as an excellent cosmetic.
The manager. OF the concern of Wing
field and Company, Of this city, ,yester-
day gave out a statement In which 1t
was said that the action Of the Postmas-
ter General was due to n mistake In the
advertisement inserted In n paper pub
lished in this city whereby the words
out authority. He, claimed that the !nser-
ton of these words was due to an error
of a printer, who did so without authority
and had since been discharged. The firm
has engaged Attorney John A. Lamb to
present, these facts to the department,
ing annulled, in the light OF what are
claimed to be the facts. Tho concern
for, colored people, but that 4 is not
claimed that 1t will make a black skin
white. 1t Is claimed that the use of the
preparation which Is called Marlin Will
whiten and beautify the complexion. &
Thus the case stands ut present. It re-
mains to be seen whether the depart
mcnt order will be modified.
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ton, and the question of uniform freight
classlications. i he movement is, one appli-
cable only to irArastate shipments, the
commission having no jurisdiction over
Interstate shipments. but It is ono OF
great Interest to business men all over
the State and to Individual shippers as
we'll.
The State Board has retained as its
counsel the firm OF BraSton and Will
liams, Of this city, the senior member
Of which Is Mr.. a. Caperton Braxton,
OF. stnunton. who dreS~,the corporation
article of the Constitution and is rec
ognized as one Of the leading lawyers Of
Virginia. Tho purpose. OF the proceed
ing is to prevent exdtbltnnt charges
and nequitable determinations by rail-
ways among shippers in the same city
and In the different cities of tho State.
The entire matter will ne taken up
by the State Board OF Trade at It's 9Au-
gust meeting, and the scope Of the pro-
ceedngs vii! then be more clearly OUT
lined. 1t is understood that the boards
of trade will dlrec. that the case be
fought to the end.
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Mr.. Williams Becomes Travelling
Freight Agent Of Seaboard,

Mr., j. McF,, Williams has been appolnt-
cd travelling freight agent OF the seaboard
Air Line with headquarters nj Jnckson-
vile, Fla, succeeding MI. Wills enllo-
way, resigned. to enter another voca-
ton, The appointment Is officially an
nounced by General Freight Agent chas.
Mr.. Fred j. Cooke. has been appointed
commercial agent OF tho seaboard Dis
patch. with office at No, 800 washington
Street, Boston, Mass, succeeding Mr. W.
< G. Sherman, resigned. to engage IN other
business. The announcement Is made
Jointly by the seaboard Air Line and
Pennsylvania Railroad general freight
agents,
The Southern Railway. through its land
and industrial agent, NV. Richards, an-
nounces the appointment Of Mr., II ~
Waernicke as assistant land and indus
trial agent with office ut Washington
ID. g, ~
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The Movements of Railroad Men,;
Earnings Increase Many Thousands
Norfolk & Western Runs Far
Ahear in Earnings This Year,

t +. t. 4 ! u 3 III . Il =
The total earnings OF the Norfolk and
Western Railway for tho month OF April
were $2,oos.6le9o. an increase OF $685..
1886 over tho month OF 1904, Freight
earnings Increased II per cent, during tho
month. Operating expenses for the
month were sl.2SS.5G9,T4, an Increase or
sl2s,226.0l, Net earnings for the month
were $500. s6o.lG. III increase OF soo64s,G5
or 8 per cent.
EARNINGS for the ten months to May
1st were Sl0Go7.4l4.32 IN increase or
1855, 937.OS over the corresponding period
OF the preceding fiscal year.
Operating expenses for the period were
s1l,974070, an Increase Of $64S,796 90. Net
earnings for the ten months OF the current
1!sca! year We're sii25.a35,5a. an increase
OF $237.l4l.75 over the preceding year,
The company Is now operating ia miles
not operated IN l9QAl
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, June 1.-The cotton market
showed continued .lrregularity. but after un
early break was steadler in the main. and
closed at a slight net gain for the day. The
opening was steady unchanged to points
lower. under Liquidation. following lower cables
than expected and continued favorable weather
But spot houses seemed to be buying, and In
the absence of aggressive selling prices soon
rallied to about the closing level Of yesterday
when renewal Of bear pressure caused an
other decline. and during the forenoon the
ma rket reached new low level for the nlove-
ment with July selling at $50. October =. %
and December mt S.06 or net declines OF SOLO
points That this decline did not catch spot
orders on the long side seemed disappointing
to scalping shorts, and the market during the
later trading ruled generally steady to lrm
on covering and New Orleans buying. accom-
in the South and private wires claiming rains
close was very steady at an advance OF ad6
points Sales were estimated at 100000 bales.
Receipts of cotton Mt the ports to-day were
2o+oi bales against %, 7?4 last week and 1851
last year. For the week 10000 bales against
l22,770 last week and 1924 last year. To-
days receipts at New Orleans were 5,3l6 bales
against b44 last year. and at Houston 3,543
bales against 32s last year.
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COPPER STOCKS
MARKET CENTER
Trading Very Listless, However,
and Price Movement
Was Narrow.
THE GENERAL LIST ADVANCED
Days Gains Pretty We'll Con-
served Owing to Stagnation
of4Late Market.
THE GENERAL LIST ADVANCED
fnx Associated Press.l

NEW york. June 7--There was hardly
enough business In the stock market 70
day to constitute q motive power ~.
prices Trading was listiess to an extreme :t rene
degree, and the price movement dragged
and changed constantly within narrow
range The rank and file OF the tradins
element gave themselves over TO u discus SOUS,
sion Of the stock transfer tax, ana W esI
inclined to agree that tho burden OF tna.
charge was n factor in the present partiai
suspension OF operations.
Stripped of the usual operations oil the
room traders the baroness Of the market
stood fully revealed. Investment opera
lions or transaeti6ns BY the banking Gle, ,
ment were not In evidence. Amalgalnatta
II Copper continued TO occupy inc loreIlost
attention, and the movement OF the gen zen,
eral list was little more than refiection
OF the fluctuations In the market iehueI'
The copper stocks showed ievcf rs,, 'on hs
and their persistent setbacks kept tIe
early market unsettled In sympathy: ~
appeared that measures OF support were 1e
Increased as Amalgamated copper got
lower, and this served 10 discourage VIZ .is
4 bear aggression on the stock. When these
attacks were dcsstcd from the tendency
OF the general list to- advance manlies.ed
itself The best explanation OF me az,
vance Is that prices declined yesterday
and the traders had proceeded as far Oh
they dared on the bear side In view Of the t
present very narrow dimensions OF inc
market
There Yves slight stirring OF ACTIVITY
among one or two pools. including READ
Ing and Southern Railway. The heavy
output Of anthracite for May was favor,
y able for the coalcrs Prices III the gram
markets fluctuated under the contendins
Influences OF excellent weather coild Ions
for the domestic crops and repor:s OF m;
satisfactory conditions Of the European
crops, both OF which influences. now
ever, would favor the prices OF securi tles.
The days gains were pretty well con-
served, owing to the almost total lack OF
either buying or selling In the stnsna tion
OF the late market The closing tone was
heavy.
s2,265, COO. United states bonds were az
The total sales Of stocks for the day
amounted to 326,3h0 shares.
MONEY AND ExCHANGE-cLOsE:
Money on call easy at 2@2 liz pei, cent: :
Closing bid and offered. IA per cent;
time loans, steady; sixty days and ninety
days, per cent; six months, 800 u per
cent: prime mercantile paper: 33-4It per
cent. Sterling exchange steady with act
ual business in bankers bills at !i;sIW
4.s7.o5 for demand and al s. So.l0g4; so:15 Tor
sixty day bills; posted rates. *is6 ana
si.sS; commercial bills. S4.s47-s. Bar sill
yer, IS 3-S; Mexican dollars, IS L.
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.V|RG|N|ANS WILL
APPEAL TO GEORGIA

The jamestown Exposition Company
will soon make an appeal to the Legisla-
atura Of Georgia, which will be well-nigh
irresistible, particularly IN view or the
kindly interest Georglans always take
in what pertains to the Interest and ma
terial welfare OF the Old Dominion.
Representatives of the Exposition are
now planning to go before the LeGlsla-
ture early in July on a. day selected by
the General Assembly'to receive them In
Goode and Senator John w. Daniel Will
be among the Spokesman for Virginia on
that occasion and tre welcome they Will
receive from the Georgian lawmakers IS
assured ]. Taylor Ellyson. of this
city, and other prominent Virglnians VIII
accompany the immediate representatives.
OF exposition. &
Georgia has already manifested great
interest in the proposed exposition and
commissioners for that State have al
ready been appointed and faithful, repre-
no less than Hon. w. N. Mitchell. "a
loyal and distinguished, .yirginian, who
Z for four years was president of the Nir-
ginia Society," Of Atlanta, and who ever
in SEASON and out Of season speaks q
no cost If he may do her good turn.
Other members of the commission are
deepIy Interested. They are two members
of the Legislature and the Commissioner
Of Agriculture and the Commissioners Of
Mineralogy. These Rent1men will ~
Georgia, and Mr., Mitchell will present
Nlr. Mitchell was in the. city yester-
day and Is enthusiastic In hope that Genr-
gin will avail herself Of this onn2rtunit :,
people within radius OF twelve hours
what she has OF developed and undc-
veloped wealth.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

disc and passengers. Old Dominion line
Steamer Old Point Comfort. Graves, Norfolk
and James River landings, merchandise and
passengers. Virginia Navigation Co.
q Barge John r. Zimmerman. Meyer, Balti-
more, coal. Crump and West Coal Co.
SAILED
Steamer Brandon, Harvey, Norfolk. merchAn-
dis. and passengers. OLD Dominion line.
"a Schooner s. F. Kerwan, Saunders, Potomac
River, light.
Schooner Anna Ellen. O Day. Potomac River.
light
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, JUNE 7. 1905.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ally. London.
Roads.
Barge Sterling. Hampton Roads
Barge City OF Atlanta, Providence. -,
Barge r. r. Thomas, Boston.
SAILED.
Steamer Aurcola, Santander.
Barge Cardenas. Boston. 555
Barge Emile East. Boston. s.
Barge Enos Soule Providence.
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MINISTER'S BRIDE.
Rev. Charles H.. Pratt Leads to
the Altar Miss Ward.

The pretty home of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
T. Brogden, corner of Walton and Cham
berlayne Avenues, near Union Theologi-
cal Seminary, was the scene OF q beauti-
full nuptial event yesterday morning at
ten o'clock when Mr.. Charles Henry
Pratt, OF Smyth county, Va. led to the
altar Miss Patty Foster Ward, eldest
daughter of Mr.. Charles johnson Ward,
OF Franklinton. N. c.
Palms and ferns were tastefully ar
ranged in the hallway and parlors and
We're banked In profusion behind the
bridal altar, while magnolias and sweet
peas added to the beauty of the scene.
Miss HarrIette Brtton Brogdon. OF
Gainesville, Ga. presided ut the piano,
and al the inspiring strains of Lohen-
groom, attired In the conventional black
panied ny his best man, Nj. Tllden
scherer of Marion, Va. At the same time
Ward, sister to the bride, entered the
room by an opposite door. She was
gowned in white null trimmed with lace.
and wore a large picture hat OF the san1a
pink carnations. She was accompanied
~ the dame OF honor, Mrs. Tildcn
scherer, cousin Of the bride. who was
nttired in white null with accordion plait-
Ing; and wore q picture rel, nat OF W t;nn
bride-elect and her father. The bride was
charmingly gownnd in French null elab-
oratcly trimmed in Val lace, and wore u
Charlotte Corda hat, The bridal bou-
euet was Of Bride roses; The two hap
py young people met before the waiting
minister, the Rev. Dr. F. 7. McFaden. OF
| The First PRESBYTERIAN Church. this city.
and MS the notes Of Lohengrin glided
| into the dreamy measures of .Oh. Prom
| ise Le," they were united BY the i'm
pressive ceremony of the Episcopal
| Church..
The bride Is a native of Oxford, N. G..
| hit has made her homa for several years
| in Richmond where her attractive man
ncr has won her numerous friends. The
groom Is the eldest son of the late James
| nj. Pratt for many years a. prosner-
nus farmer and grazler of Southwest
Virginia. He was educated q King Col
lepe bristol Tenn, and at Onion Theo-
logical Seminary, being aSmenlber Of the
graduating class Of the session Just
closed. ,o.,o -
esterday n fternoon over the Norfolk and
| Western for an extended visit to the
mountain home ~ the groom's mothe q 4. IN
Smyth county. They Will reside N h,ch-
mond after August 18th, at which, time
| Mr. Pratt will enter upon the ras'orate
Of IIoge Memorial Presbyterian Church, z
state Senator William P..,Rarksdale. OF
Tnirfax, who is In the city for n day
| -, t,,o co)led nj the State treaSurer.s
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PRODUCE MARKETS.

NEW YORK. June 7.--FLoUR-Duii and
Rye Flour-Flrrn. Cornmeal-Firm.
Barley-Dui -ss,,, -
lions were l7iltc.a net lower. July, sohc.; sep
ten1ber, Ssstc.; December. s5hc.
Corn-Steady: No. 2. 5shc. elevator. Up,
t!on market steady at flrst but later declined
with wheat, closing dull and NC. net lower.
July 56Gi5s,4c.; closed q t Sc. Oats-Spot quiet
mixed. $50 35iEc. -,
Leather-F!rm. Wool-Firn,. Bcef-Firn,
Cut Meats-Flrm. I.ard-Steady. Pore-Steady.
Tallow-St eady. Realistically. Turpentine-
Demora lized at 73hcG74c. 81
b Coffee-Srot Rio. quiet; No. invoice, IN
mild. QUIET; Cordova. l0al3c. Futures steady.
sugar-Raw steady; fair refining, s'sc.:. centri-
fugal, gs test 4zsc.: ynolasses snger, SIC: re-
nneda steady. Riee-Firn,. asses--Steady5
Eutter-F'ir1n and unchanged. -Cheese-Sieady
ana unchn ngcd. Eggs--Quet and unchanged.
Potn toes-S;eady; Southern rose si5012.W:
Southern seconds. HALO; Jersey sweets, $40
rs. Peanuts-Steady; fancy handpicked. 5h9
shc.; other domestic, 3aI5hc. Cabbages-
steady; Charleston. per barrel crate, 5981ec.
.Cotton-By steam to Liverpool, l0Jl3c.
CHICAGO. ILL, June ALMOST IDEAL
weather for crops started heavy protit-taktng
in the wheat market to-day. The result was n
decline OF 2Nc. In the price Of July delivery.
Corn is off NC; OATS are down 3aQJ 5sc:; pro-
visions show q loss OF 5Cll5c.
Tho leading futures ranked as follows:
81 - II, .s,.4s Omen High Low, Close.
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BOARD OF TRADE.
Railway Freight Rates Were Dis
cussed-Meet in Roanoke Next.

At a meeting OF the executive commit
tee OF the State Board Of Trade, an or
ganization made up Of representatives Of
the various city boards Chambers Of
Commerce. and Business Men IS Associa-
tIons held In this city yesterday, the
matter Of railway freight rates and
classfcations was discussed, and It was
determined to bring before the meeting
of the full board at Roanoke, August
23d, the matter OF instituting proceed
ings before the state Corporation Com
mission for the adoption Of a uniform
classification of articles for transporta-
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Cash quotations were follow.: FLoult..
Steady. No. spring wheat. sl.07q1 10; No. -
81 .O0gl. os No. 9 red, sl.Olgl.o3. No. corn,
SEIZE: No. 2 yellow. 5ssc. No oats. Ssc,;
s.ltc No. 2 rye, 70c. Good feeding barley. 500
S9ikc: fair to choice mailing 46G49c, No.
tnaxseed. sl.s0; No. 4 northwestern. sl.F; prime
Timothy seed, ,2.S5. Mess pork, per barrel.
sleo5Gi?.7O; lard, per 100 pounds. s7.27Aa7.3o;
short ribs sides Qoose). f7.3a47. IS; short clear
sides (boxed). s7.2547.D, Whiskey. basis OF
high wines, 1925 Glover. contract grade.
$li7bQ12. rs. Butter-Creameries. l6Q20kc, ;
diaries, l51ldlsc Eggs-Easy at mark, cases
Included, \ &C.. tirsts, l4hc. prime firsts, 151sc,
extras lie. Cheese-Weak at 91l0Hc
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bales; export 10 Grea, Britain. 10. 4o7 bales; to
France, 20 bales; to the Continent. s.Ss
bales: TO japan, 5,ll5 bales: STOCK, 4s3'Vss
bales.
Consolidated at all ports-Eet receipts e.7i2
baer: export to Great Britain 69.yoS bales 20
France. l4.122 bales: to the Continent, S2'IU
bales; to Japan, 81 tls bales.
Total since September lst at all portsISet
receipts. s.s2aol7 bales; export 70 Great Brltan.
36215Ss bales; to France. 75.ll4 bales; TO tho
Continent 2.Sa5, 3l5 bales: to Japan. 275.7eo
bales: 10 Nexlco. g, Hs2 bales. - d
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Cotton futures opened steady and closed very

Spot cotton closed dull; middlng upland,
$40; mddng gulf, SOS; sales, 4,.5s bales,
Cotton. dull; middng. $40; gross receipts
1850 bales; sales. 1858 bales: stock, 13l94S
bales; export to Great Britain, 2,sSS bales 10
France. 24o bales; to the Continent. 800 bales.
Total to-day at all ports-Net receipts. 90,io4
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

THE DRY GOODS MARKET,
NEW YORK, June 7.-Buying by operators
In the dry goods market has been Of fair aver
ket still declare their lack of faith in the SIT
uation are inclined to hol daloof predicting a
decline il,s = lfl.t are -ts 49,. igsrl# 44
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/ NAVAL STORES.

TT PENTIN E--l Unchanged; receipts. ia casks
Rosin--steady and unchanged; receipts, 47S bar
rels. sar-Firm at $3.50; receipts. GO barrels
Crude Turpentine--Fl at S2,75@+T5%5.25; re-.
receipts, 225 barrels.
SAVANNAH. GA. June 7,---TURPENTINE-
Nominal a G5c. sales, $50 casksi receipts, 1859
casks. Firm; sales, 0.Go1 barrels re-
cepts 1901 barrels; shipments, sa,25 barrels.
CHARLESTON, s. c., June 7.-TURPEN-
TINE-Quiet at 6+c. Rosln--Quiet.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD. June 7.-Seaboard Air
Line common, lsh bid; do. preferred. 3SA9
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.,,,d,np Il...,,,.. %
Oregon short Linz r saIs tbid lol,i
PennsylVanla cot's - - ~ .......,.... 100
Reading Generu. ,rn,,n cor. IS did 49,. l16h
ST. i. ana Aiol ~, A'ySrnnci,ro rr x,..,.... 90 p
a.. Louis southwestern con. 4s,.....'..." g. Stu
Seaboard AIT LIZ ~ fhiii s2&
Southern ras i,,.,, 70 e. s,.......... 19oh
soutnern Ha o. m,nn 12lM
Toledo ST l.. and Western ts'..'..'''..' ,Ss,l
Union nion paeine conv is.,,................... l2lA
United states Steel I'd 6s.................'. ~
Wabash lists Chld) -
Wabash Deb. Bs......... ...''''.'''''.''''i GO
MsstsIn 49, ,Sa f:rie 4s.............. 94h
WneeilnH UNI teaT'as ihid) ,........... e4k
Wisconsin en cnrttacafes. es%
Japan I 70 Observation-Disclosures. 90H
Jupail TIE. I ~ az "A 20 3
Gorad ina Ca Let, B................... SSH
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rorrf,NsnED or NIAnKr,r

NEW YORK, June 7,--Cottonseed oil was
barely steady with q fair trade. Prime crude.
{, 9; y, mills esbsa.2sc'; prime summer yellow,
white. slc,; prime winter yellow. Sic.
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RAILWAY

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT May %. 1905.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
200 q. M.-Daily-Local for Charlotte, N. C.
E:30 r Observation-Disclosures Pullman to
Atlanta and Birmingham, New Orleans,
Memphis, Chattanooga and all the South.
with through coach for Chase city. OK
500 p. M.GEx. sanda Sna a,es c.y 1oc.
II 80 p. Observation-Disclosures ready 9:ae
p. NJ, for all the South. 5577 N 80
The favorite route to Baltimore and Eastern
except Sunday. ~ = ~
l2:16 p. M.-Local-Daiy, except Sunday.
4:sO p. M.-Except sunday-For West Point.
connecting with steamers for Baltimore
and river landings Steamers cali at York.
town and Clay Bank Mondays. sWednos-
days and Fridays. and at Gloucester Point
and Almonds Tuesdays. Thursdays and
4;s X:M;1aExeeps sunday-1ocal mixed for
S West Point. .sz7sS 4{i5t
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
6;63 a. NJ. and 6:42 p. M.-From oil tho South.
E 1896 T. M-From Charlotte and Raleigh.
$40 A. M.-From Chase City and intermedl.
ute stations. f51l q ;gd
9:s6 a. M.-Baltimore and West Point. Il
10 Is A. NJ, Daily, except Sunday and Monday:
$40 p ~. daily except Sunday-Erom
c. w.;WEsTbURY, D. Pr A., RICHMOND. Va.
g. II. HARDW1CK, w. II. iTAYLOEs In
II. B. SPENCER. Gen'l. Mxr., a =. 3i:s
MA Washington D. 9.
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CATTLE NfAGSE1S.

CHICAGO. June ACCOMPLISHMENTS, 20, :
900 head. Market l0c. lower. Good to prime
steers soqss poo, !, t e medium ssM
bulls. sa4oa4.5o; calves, $1,000 Hoss-Re Receipts,
Is, 900 head. Market steady, Mixed and butch-
ers IS; good to she!cs heavy, :5 soS
547k bulk OF sales. 1896. Is. sAeep-Re-
cepts, Is, 900 head. Sheep l0c. higher; lambs
l6da5c. higher. GOOD to choice, wethers, shorn.
;4.6Od5. Isl fair to choice mixed. shorn $500
4a0 Native lambs, shorn, s4,6oae,bo.
NEW YORK. June MISUNDERSTANDING
1887 head. Steers steady to l0c. lower; bulls
slow, closing loc. lower; COWS s.sady 20
closing Zoe, lower; cows steady to strong,
bulls, ss,ssas5o; cows, s!G4so calves-Rc-
ceipts. 6.sl5 head, vcals Arm to 90. higher;
tbuttermks 25G5Oc. higher: In light supply.
Yeals. s5a1to; eulls sia475; buttermllks, sig
$50 Dressed calves strong; city dressed Yeals,
sGllc. per pound; country dressed, saloc. pei
pound. Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, s,l97s head.
DO, lower; yearlings, steady; lambs lo@lsc
lings, sagsto; lambs, ;7gsgs;5u; one car.
frlnor. State hogs, $o.SQ05.90,