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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-15

NEW YORK. June 14--1he cotton market
was very active ana Irregular. but showed
hrnness in the late trading and closed at q
net advance Of b49 points Sales were esti.
mated at 100000 bales. The opening was easy
at a decline OF 2G7 points under liquidation
and selling for reaction following the adj
vances of the last few days and the bearlsh
Interpretation OF the early weather map. There
wns fair demand at the decline, ana with
cables firm prices worked up n few points but
weret more or less Unsettled Until Just before
mld-day, heavy selling, supposed to be for New
Orleans account and ruinors that big, Southern
longs were unloading caused n sharp break. and
the market showed n net loss of about 9iJlO
poins, This was followed by recovery on
reports of very firm spot markets In the South,
and In the afternoon the market was very ac-
tive with prices forced upward by the big or
ders attributed to the leading local operator.
The close was steady within 2 or points
Of the best for the session.
Tho weather map shOwd further beneficial
rains but temperatures were again said to BIO
too high. and private cables from liverpool
claimed that consumers were rendered very
uneas yby their large commitments and uncer-
talnty over the new CROP
Receipts OF cotton at tho ports to-day were
tl4,202 bales against o0,4ll last week and 41G3
last year. For the week (estininted) 9)OOO
bales against 1ll,9S0 last week and 1879 last
year 'ro-day's receipts at New Orleans vera
LASS bales against 1854 last year and al
Houston 2,2l1 bales against 40 last year,
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/ THE PRODUCE MARKET.

E NEW YORK, June l4-FLOUR-steady With
demand better for some. grades. Rye Flour
STEADY. Cornmeal-steady: Barley.sl Z, =,
Whent-Barey steady; No. 2 red. sloo noni-
nal, elevator. Options A1tsc. net Decline
July closed at si1sc.; September. sS'ae.; Decent
corin9Easy; No. 2, sohc elevator. Options
ltdHc net lower. July closed at STAG; Sep
TENDER, 5stsc. Oats-Qriet: mixed, 4a'1sc.
Beef-Steady. Cut Meats-Quiet. Lard
STEADY reane.l-. quiet Pork-slow. Tallow-
Dull. Rosin-Quiet and steady at $40 Tur-
pen,ine--Dul and easy at es,s $50,
Conee--Spot Rio. ulet: mild. dull. Futures
steady 1T $40 points net advance. Sugar.
Raw, easy: fair refining, 3ssc-: centrifugal. 80
test 4lkc.: Ilolasses suser 3?c-; refined, steady.
Rlee-Fir1n. AIolasses--Firtn. & Ill. VI
f3utter-Firn: creamery. 1I12IeOc.;E State
dairy, g15hGi9hc. Cheese-Steadyy and un-
changed Eggs-Steady and unchanged
rota,oes-Weak; Southern rose, sl.25a2, 2;
Southern seconds. 75asec.; Jersey sweets. :lg
225 Peanuts-Easy; fancy handplcked. 5H @
sac; other domestic. 3AG51zc. CabbaScs-
Easy; Norfolk, per barrel G5975c. Cotton-By
steam to Liverpool, l09l3c. $
E. CHICAGO, ILL., June l4-Rapid northward
spread OF harvest operations caused weakness
In tho wheat market here to-day. Al the close
July wheat was off s3&c.; corn is down &c !:
oats show a loss Of Ssahc.; provisions were
practically unchanged.
m. leading futurea ranged as follows:
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Spot cotton cIoscd quiet. 5 points higher;
tnddng upland Sos; m!ddling gulf, So

Cotton. quiet; middns, sos: gross receipts
425y bales; stock, 13s.3S4 bales; export 10 Great
Britain, 3,S49 bales: ID the Continent. 20 bales
Total to-day at all ports-Set receipts, a 10
bales: export to Great Britain, 9.CSl bales;
Consolidated at all ports-Net receipts. o. O7
bales; export to Great Britain. H.e2s bales to
the Continent, q, l9l bales to Japan. 80 baies.
Total since September LIST at all ports-Net
receipts o. 494. $50 bales; export to Great Britain
3.7c2,gs9 bales to France, 1863 bales; TO the
Continent, 3,O4.es3 bales; to japan. 2h.ei
bales; to Mexico q, 232 bales. ~
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MARINE 1NTELL1GENICyE

PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE II, 1906.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly Norfolk. 1nerchan.
disc and passengers, Old Dominion line.
SAILED
Steamer Old Point Comfort. Graves, Norfolk
and James River landings, merchandise and
passengers, Virginia Navigation Co. 55
Steamer Berkeley Shelly. Norfolk. n1erchan-
disc and passengers, Old Dominion steamship
Company.
PORT OF WEST POINT. JUNE il. 1905.
ARRIVED
Danville, Short. Baltimore, passengers and
general cargo. 52S
Mary Tyler Haynes, AIattaponi River land
ings, passengers and general cargo. s5i.
SAILED.
Danville, Short. Baltimore. passengers and
general cargo.
Mary Tyler Haynes, Mattaponi River land
ings. passengers and general cargo.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, JUNE IA, 1905
ARRIVED.
Barge Upton. Boston.
SAILED.
Steamer Trpoli, ST. Thomas.
Schooner James Pierce. Portland.
Schooner Mary ". Bowen, Providence.
Schooner Young Bros. Boston. &
Barge William D. Becker, Pantucket.
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z NEW YORK. June l4,-BEEyEs-Receip
1861 head. GOOD steers steady; Others slow
COWS IOd15c, lower Steers, $4.o5Q5.9o; bulls,
3Sai,50; cows, S2l3Sb Calves-R ecc!pts, 4S4b
head Xeas generally rs Lover; Haterml N
tops, $685.; general 'salcs. s6.S0dp7 %; butter.
miks. si@4. so; dressed calves weak; city dress-
Sa j per pound. Sheep and Observation-Disclosures
S,95s head. sheep steady. Good to choice
lambs steady; others l5al go. lower Sheep, $40
500; culls, $4,000, Hogs-Receipts. 4.4s7 head.
Market Steady Good Sta.s hogs, $5.75015s 49,
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CATTLE MARKETS.

E CHICAGO, June i4--cATTLF;-R Receipts 90 :
prime steers. s5.boI6.so; poor TO medium, siR
ss56ai.so: helrers, ss;5oa5oo }; canners. 1900
{, 80, Bulls, se5od4,es calves s3ad.23. IIogs---
Receipts to-day 10000 head. Market opened
S. aOd5.4o; good TO choice, heavy s5,so@5. s7is
rough. heavy, ;i6o1S.7o; Light, &5.e0g5.s7tsi
bulk OF sales. $S,SOG5.sb. Strengthening, 49,
900 head. Sheep steady: lambs l0c. lower.
Good to choice wethers, shor1. -. 60G5, 20 fair
to choice. mixed. shorn, Sa.50G4-40; native
lambs. shorn, SA5OG6,75,
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DEATHS.

3, II Il
died, at her residence,
Cuckoo, Louisa county Va, on Tuesday.
tho 18th instant Mrs. SARAH e,
kinss, Of James city county. va Iier
surviving children are Miss Mary, ~
IIahkins, CUCKOO, Va and Mt Albert
The funeral services will be conducted
by DIR. Fred D., Power at q lboa Church
/ THURSDAY AFTERNooN ut S;Sp
O'Clock.
RYAN. Died. Wednesday. Juno II, l0B.
at the residence Of his mother-lnTla%t
Gla1-a NJ. Fifth Street. al a'2o a., Ma
EDWARD Ps RYAN, aged forty-tw
years. He leaves Z. mother, four sisters q; q,
and two hrothers,- MIS- Brady, Of Nlsn-
ingtoi; Misses Mary, Nellie and Katte
Craven, aud Messrs, M, H. and y. j.
Craven,
Funeral from ST, Peters Cathedral It
10 O'Clock FRIDAY MORNING, June
10Th, Friends and acquaintauces mF'tep
to attend. f
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BALTIMORE. MD. June lt.-FLoUR- Eas-
Ter and UNCHANGED Wheat--Dull: spot, con
tract, and No. . red, Western s7isc.i June,
&lk, casled; southern by sample s5I99c Corn
Dull: spot and tho month. 5sNc.; southern
aiitc. Iiye-Du No. q Western, $50. nominal.
Buttcr-Steady and unchanged; fancy Imitation.
l7Glsc.; fancy creamery, PIC, Eggs-steady and
chanEed suKar-Steady and unchanged.
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NAYAL aroRIlps.

WILMIMGTloN.s In; g. June 14,--sPlRIIT 8
casks. Rosn-Firmi at ss.l5 bid; receipts, 81
barrels, Tar-Flrm at $500 bid; receipts, ~
barrels. Crude furpentine--FirH at S?50G3:,25
and sa:T5; reesipts, 1py barrels, .a 80.
9sAyAS;SA YAH, iiA,5;. Jtne i4!taSf uRPBN ri N r.
Firm ut 5sa59Mc; sales l,359 casks; receipts,
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Nortberr Joaciac 10o&
Northern pacific IS. Observation-Disclosures. TIN
Norfo,s ana western con. 4s......,......... loe,s
Oregon short line 4 refundng 4s......... 95E
Ioennsyyanin cory, Stas Observation-Disclosures. 1914
Knadlnr General Is ..............,... JOSH
81, n. and Iron Noun. B CON 5s (orerei) LII
81 Louis and San Francisco tx. is........ COX
ST. Louis southwestern con. 4s.......... soia
Seaboard Air Line 4s.. "
Southern Pacific Observation-Disclosures. 92h
Southern Railway 6s.. 12oh
Texas and Pacific Observation-Disclosures. 12lM
sTocdo. ct r. md Western 4s...,....,. So s
Union paeinc Is. ................ 1904
Unior Pacific conv. 4s.........s.t.......... 1ss
United States Steel I'd 5u..................... %
Wabash lists ...............-... iii
Wabash Deb. Es.. Observation-Disclosures. 1sh
Western Md. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. So b
Wheeling and Lake Ehe 4s.................. 9sM
WISCONSIN Central 4s...................... a5
NJ. and o. Collateral Trust 4s.............. 9sk
Central of Georgia 3D. s1nc..,................ II
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l.2sl casks; shipments, ees casks. Rosin--Firm;
sales ke5 barrels; receipts. 4iH barrels; ship
pents. l.. iS5 barrels.
sia CIIARLESTON, S. c.. June 14.-TURPEN-
TINE AND ROS1N-Nothing doing.
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Property Transfers.

RICHMOND: Virginia Machine Company to
]. L. Taliaferro, IS lie feet on south limo Of
Cary Street. 1853 IL feet west Of Seventeenth
Street. Sc, $50. ~
William Harper Dean. and wife to Hugh Tim
mins, ~ feet on south line of Clay Street.
Is5 IL feet west OF Monroe Street; s4,s25.
w. H. Habltston to Mrs A. r. s. Taley:
20 feet on north line q Monument Avenue 1si
Frances G.. Townes. Elizabeth, Frances and
William A. Tones to John WASHINGTON Hughes.
20 feet on east line OF Mayo Street, l20 feet
north OF Ross Street, 81, 100. sag ;f5t
Maria Hams trustee to John ". Dennis Is
feet on east line OF Twenty -eghth Street, III
feet south OF P Street. $3.50.
. HENRICO: John Howard. Jr. trustee in
bankruptcy and G.. FL aPerkinson's trustee, to
". ". Huntley. 8 5-12 feet on south line 81
Floyd Avenue. southeast corner OF Rowland
Street. Sl,1H. g II. 55i
James q. Rankin and wife to. Sadie. and
r. A.. Mackay, Is feet on south line OF Wash
ington Street. 80 feet west OF Baker Street,
$780,. 55 .s!5 S
irving M. .Bualer. 80 3-4acres about seven miles
northwest Of Richmond. adjoining the lands
OF Irving NJ. Butler $3.50. i
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he leading futures RANGED as follows:
~. -I-.----.- = Q1,eu. HiRh. LOW. Close,

3 Cash quotatons @Were as 1oIIoWs: FIoul%-
Easy. no. 2 spring wheat. sl.0sdfl0s; No. 3,
CSC. 6Is1.O5: No. . red SIC. No. corn. 63&c
No 2 yellow. size No. 2 oats, SoAc.; No.
white. ssssc.; No. 2 white. so'sn3sc No. rye.
7sa7sc.; good feeding barley, $50 i2c. Fair 20
No. northwestern, 81 AZ; prime Timothy seed,
$3.50. Mess pork per barrel. sle.6o9125 81 lard;
lloose), t7.s7a7.5o: short clear Sides (Doxed),
$7.37G7. OF. Whisky, basis OF high vines ST. 20.
Clover contract grade, s,1.75@lo, %. Eggs
Steady at mark; cases Included. lac. Butter
Steady; creamery. ieai9ac.; dairy. l51l7c.
glIl0c
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Pnmhatan Daily.

(speclal to The Timts-D spatch5
CAPE CHARLES, yA,,@June 14-Atr.
Powhatan, palby, one Of the best known
citizens 81 the, county, died Very sud
denly last night at hls home near poWn,
and one child and both parents who live
in Norfolk. survive him, He was about
fifty years OF age.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
THE DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, June 14,-!The dry goods. mar-
TOW buyers are In the market, but sellers are
frnter and prices continue 10 harden. Jobbers
ara only moderately busy, hut hope for im-
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SPECIAL, RATES OF; ONE FARE PLUS
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS FOR THE
ROUND TRIPgv VIA SOUTHERN
II HALFWAY TO POINTS
MEnaHE -
NAMED BELOW:

Summer Schools, Knoxville, Tenn. tick
cts on sale june 18th, 10Th, goth, 24th,
18th, July LIST, 8th, 9th and 18th, limited
fifteen days FROM date OF sale, with
privilege Of extension to September SOth.
virginia Summer School Of Methods,
Charlottesville. Va, from points within
the State tickets on sale Juno 24th 6tli,
26th. July LIST, I'd. sth. 9th, 10th, 18th and
i4th. final limit August 18th, with privi-
legea of extension to October 3Oth under
special arrangements.
International Epworth League Conven-
ton. Denver, Colorado Springs ana
Pueblo, Col, tickets on sale June goth
to July 81, limited to july 18th. with
privilege OF extension to August Stll upon
payment of fec Of 80 cents.
Peabody College Summer Schools. Nash
Vile, Tenn, tickets on sale June 11th
date of sale, with privilege Of extension
TO September S0th upon payment Of 30
cents.
Summer. Schools University Of Missis-
sippi, Oxford, Miss, tickets on sale June
18th, goth, 9th, July 9Th, 18th, 18th and
18th. limited fifteen days from date Of
sale, with privilege OF extension to Sep
TENDER sOthehy paying bo,cents.
Sunday School Institute, Bible School
and Woman's Congress-, Monteagle, Tenn,
tickets on sale Jline goth, sOth. July list,
Hath, 18th, 18th. Esd and 24tli, August 9Th.
9th and 7th. return limit August slst.
Dates Of sale for Womans Congress July
Goth and s0th and August list, returning
August 10th, with privilege Of extension
10 October 31st Under special arrange
ments.
THE above rates are open to the public.
G. w WEsTBURY, .. r. Al
rs a20 East Main ST., Richmond, Va.
TAKE STEAMER noLp POINT COM.
FoRTn SATURDAY. NIGHT, JUNE
PATH, 10 O'CLOCK.
75c Round Trip to, Norfolk, lac,
75c Round Trip TO Newport News, 175e.
Children under 70 yeAr@, i0c
Tickets good to retur7 next night or
following tuesday.
EVERY AFTERNOON TO POPULAR
REACH FAR <--5oc. Ro No TRIP.
Special limited train leaves Richmond
at $3.50 r, NJ, returning, leave Beach
Park mt 10 p, NJ. 70 minutes ride in
each direction ltis a delightful place
to spend m evening.
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U. s. refunding Is, registered ............1o a Il
.. $. refundIng 2s coupon. .................i o4M
y. 3. IS. regstered... 1oa
U, ;. go. coupon. ...........................1 W
U, New Is. registered. ................... iS2
U, 8. New IS, coupon ...................... 1874
U. s, Old ~. registered. 1o4
u. g. old Is. COUPON. los
American Tobacco 49,. ccrtifcates ...n.. 75A
American Tobacco Gs certincates....... 1l5k
Atchison general 1871
Atchison adjustment ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SA
Atlnntic Coast Line Observation-Disclosures. 102
Baltimore and Ohio ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10i
Baltimore and Ohio Observation-Disclosures. e5h
Central of Georgia 11at1
Central Of Georgia 1kt Inc.................. 81
Central of Georgia I'd 1nc................... 81
Chesapeake and Ohio Observation-Disclosures. 1911
Chicago and Alton Observation-Disclosures. 81
Chicago. 3D. and quincy, new is.......... lo2x
Chicago, II. 1. and Pac. RSR. 4s.......... 81 Il
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS

Chicago r. !. and Pac. r.. II. col. 5s...... "a
c., ca, c. and st. Louis gen. 4s......-.... 1olS
Chicago Terminal IS toTcred) ."........... sii
Colorado Midland ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 75ss
Colorado and Southern 4s...............n.. a5
cuba 81 ceftlhca ties.
Denver and Rio Grande Is (onered) ...... 1g2
Dlstillers Securitles observation-disclosures. 70
Erie prior lien 1o2,s
Erie General a.. s3N
Forth Worth and Denver City 1st.......... 1oazs
Hooking Valley 4ts....................".. 1llla
isRhn IL a ssd'' SasS unded S
Manhattan con- gold Observation-Disclosures. 104
Mexican Central Observation-Disclosures. &c
Mexican Central LIST Inc. ................. 1917
Mnri. and st. Louis Observation-Disclosures. SO
Missouri; Kansas and Texas 4s.!.......i1ol
Missouri Kansas and Texas 2ds.. ........ sG1f
National r.. r. OF Mexico con- 4s........y 81 nv
New York Central gen. 3,ss................. 1otss
New Jersey Central gen. 5s.............. -. 1864
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Summer Schools, Knoxville, Tenn, tick
cts on sale june 18th, 10Th, goth, 24tf,
18th, July LIST, 8th, 9th and 18th, limited
fifteen days FROM date OF sale, with
privilege Of extension to September SOth.
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Dr.. 3. P, Mclean.

o. 1SpcclaI to The Tlmrs-DIspN tch.1 ~
y ALEXANDRIA,, VA, June 14.-Dr. T..
p. Mclean who until recently was chief
deputy or tile Internal revenue office IT
this district died at an early. hour this
morning, after a brief Illness, at the Alex
OF ago ami Is survived by his wife and
several children. Or. Mclean was n na-
tive OF Pennsylvania but moved TO Neck
lenburg county,. in this State. several
Of Delegates ana forfeited his scat in that
body By reason OF his refusal to take the
oath required under the new State Con-
stitutlon, which had lust been formu-
lated. $S "a
Iio was one of the few Republican
members of the House at that time. and
his action attracted much attention In the
State, DIR. Mclean was q Union soldier.
He did not practice the profession of metl-
ieine after HIS early lie.
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MONEY AND ExCHANGE-CLO
Money on call easy at l-492 IL per cent. |;
closing bid, 2 ii per cent; offered at. II
per cent; time money easyia sixty days,
per cent; ninety days. sHsa per cent;
slx months s2 per cent; BRINE g1nr,,a msr
bankers: bills at. as.s7d4.S7.o5 for demand
and at t4.s5.u5G4.SlO for sixty day bills;
posted rates. $i.ss and Sass. commercial
bills. sa.sA rs. Bar silver. IS liz; Mexican
dolia rg. ii, R :.rtsE5 .aat
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lanes D. Gravatt,

- 1SDennl 70 The = IlnHs, Dlsbatch.)
FIRED Err ICIS SBURG, Wan June H.
zen OF Bowling Green. died last night at
his home or paralysis, aged sl&ty-sevcn
years. He was a Confederate soliiler and
is survived BY his widow and I've thiir
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fssr - gl,s-. 1slsIs ~, Tsrfs.-r, $50
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Anna Copeland Hall.

Mrs: Anna Copeland Hall, wife If JOS
eph p Hall, Of Suffolk, died yesterday
afternoon at the residence Of her hus-
band, after an illness Of several Weeks
county; N. c., and was, daughter Of the
late DR.. w. S. and Catherine Randolph
Copeland. She is survived BY her hus-
lknd. a prominent merchant Of SuffolK,
and by. her Brother, Mr.. W. S. Copeland,
+ OF Richmond.
Mrs. Hall was graduate Of the IA
nous old college at Greensboro. N. O.,
which was burned years ago, and took
q post graduate course In Baltimore. IN
her younger days she devoted much or
her time to literature and music: She
was married to Mr.. Hall In 1850, and since
that time, with the exception Of a few
years had resided In Suffolk: She was
devoted melnber OF st. Paul's Episeot,alll
IN ninistering in the spirit Of Kindness
and true charity to the needy. the hf-
fllcted and the distressed, For she loved
much.'' e, &
Edward P. Ryan.
/: Mr., Edward 2, Ryan died at the res
llotte Kaufmann. NO. 6li lS2 North Filth
sick. . 81.
lie Is survived by, his mother, Mrs era Ciy,
Washington, and two brothers, Messfs.
Michael and John. both Of Richmond
at 0:so A. M from the Cathedral. The
interment will be made In Hollywood.
Funeral Of Mrs. Boxley.
The funeral of Mrs. j. G. Boxley took
place yesterday afternoon from the resi-
dence, on west Grace Street and was
attended by n large coneourse Of friends,
service, assisted by Rev, t.. ". Stone,
DR.. Hawthorne and DR., Nelson. Dir.
Hawthorne paid beautiful tribute ia
the Christian life and Character OF tho
deceased. The interment was made In
n1JD1lvyynnd it5s3.l W.
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International Epworth League Conven-
ton. Denver Colorado Springs and
Pueblo, Col, tickets on sale June goth
to July 81, limited to July 18th. with
privilege OF extension to August Sth Upon
payment of fec Of 80 cents
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COTTON MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. STOCK MARKET.
! BALTIMORE, MD, June 4.--Seaboard Air
Lin ecommon; 1sM bid; do preferred. 3sHg39.
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TAKE STEAMER GOLD POINT COM
FORT" sATuRDAYtNl NIGHT, JUNE

75c, Round TRIP to Norfolk, 75c
( '75c. Round Trip TO Newport News, t75c.
Children under l2 yeArs, t0c,
Tickets good to resur7; 'leXt night or
following Tuesday.
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Edward P. Ryan.

Mr.. Edward r, Ryan died at the res
idence Of his nlother-n law. Mrs: Char
lotte Kaufnlann. No. 6l4 IL North Fifth
street, at ago a. NJ yesterday aged
forty-two years. Mr.. Ryan had long been
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PROFESSIONALS
CONTROL MARKET
Succeeded i'll Wiping Out Open
ing Rise, Then Shifted and
Forced Slight Advance.
DEALINGS SMALL; NEWS SChNr
Equitable Situation and Prospects
for Peace Have Little
Effect.
nv Associated I,ress. !,

" ID
NEW YORK, June 14.-The dead level
u duiiness Iii to-days stock market was
not relieved by any noticeable incident OF
Interest.
The professional traders who look to
movement Of prices as medium for EARL
Ing their daily bread tried during the
morning to extend yesterdays decline.
They succeeded in wiping out the OPEN
inK advances which had been made IN
sympathy with the iiriner tone Of the Lon
don market, but at that point, the narrow
dimensions OF the market again asserted
themselves. 1t was seen that the ihi i.
dIate selling requirements had been met
III yesterdays market and traders therc-
upon worked for m advance. AS they
had the market to themselves they met
with soine success. This did not signalize
any important development regarding me
stocks which moved on In the general BIZ
uation.
demonstrate on that no new interest IN
stocks is to be looked for as Il result g, OF
the peace prospects or 81 'he ~ ~ " thp.e
\ Life settlement. The stocks which snow"
those which are readlest TO respond TO an
Impulse In any direction, owing 70 the
remnant of professional speculative ln.s.-
est retained in them. Dormant stock mar
ket pools are thought to exist In one or
two of these Canadian Pacific was re-.
sponsivc4 to such conditions. Reading. mad
some help from the fayornble conultlohs
reported in the anthra cite trade.
Tie collapse In Steel Foundrics preferred
was of little effect. The incident was re-
garded rs the outcome Of an !ll-judged
Ejaculation, based on unfUunded hopes
or dividend disbursements and aggravated
by pressure by the lenders OF the money
which had been used In the speculation:
a The dull advances OF the day were well
maintained, and the closing was very
steady. i
The strength and activity OF the Jap
areae lbs made the feature OF the bond
market, which was otherwise dull and
lrrrg1ilar Total sales, par value, S329N. COO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-15

The strength and activity OF the Jap
anese 4 1-2s made the feature Of the bond
Irregular. Total sales, par value, SO. 800 CO.,
United States bondsFWcrc all unchanged
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-18
NO DECISION AS TO CANAL
Commissioners Inspect, but Reach No
Conclusion Yet as to Sea
Level Plan
BY Associated Press.


NEW YORK, Oct. 17.-Members of
the isthmian canal commission and the
board Of consulting engineers, return
ing from tour of inspection of the
Panama canal, arrived here today on
the steamer Havana from Colon.
Gen. George w. Davis, chairman of
the consulting engineers, said that all
though the party had made a careful
inspection of the proposed route for the
canal. no decision had been reached as
to the sea level plan. He said that the
board might report it's opinion on the
best kind Of canal in two or three
weeks. The members Of the canal COM
mission on board were:
Theodore P. Shonts chairman; Rear
Admiral NJ. D. Endicott, Brig. Gen. O.
H. Ernest and Maj. Benjamin M. Bar
rod.
Members of the board of consulting
engineers:
Gen. George w. Davis, chairman;
William Barclay Parsons, Prof. w. H.
Barr of Columbia university, Gen.
Henry l.. Abbott, Eugene Tincauser,
German delegate; Edouard M. Quellen-
nae of the Suez canal staff, Isham Ran
dolph, F. P. Sterns, Joseph Ripley, w.
H. Hunter of the Manchester canal, and
Capt J. c. Cakes. secretary. Among
the other passengers were Assistant
Secretary Charles Darling and r. L.
Walker, traffic manager of the Panama
railroad.