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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-10
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. June o.--The cotton market was
active and more or less excited during the
entire session, with active covering and bull
support, followed by heavy realizing ms the
la er session. The opening was firm al an adj
Vance q sylA points. following much higher
cables than expected. unfavorable private crop
advices, reports of firm spot markets and
rlmors thta leading New Orleans and Liver
poo Interests had formed bull combination.
which We're colored BY private cables from
Liverpool. claiming that shorts there were
covering for over the three holidays and in
fear OF manipulation, There was considerable
realizing at the initial advance in the local
market and this caused some Irreguarlty,
but generally speaking the parket continued
to advance on active New Orleans bull support
and covering until IN the afternoon prices
showed a net guin OF about 5000 points. when
New Orleans selling orders started liquidation
by local longs and prices broke to abou, the
opening figures. The close was steady in
tone Mt a net advance Of COLL points
Sales We're estimated at 900 les
Receipts at tho ports to-day were II, 4Ss bales
against 1880 last weel. and $3.50 last year,
For the week 600 bales against l22, III last
week and 4,2ii last year. To.day's receipts a t
New Orleans We're 2,S4S bales against 1907
last year, and at Houstos a,029 bales against
166 last year.
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Negroes Threaten Them.

81 Mrs, o. l.. Plnchbeck, mother of Ruth
Pinchbecls, the little girl upon whom a
criminal assault was committed some
weeks ago. said yesterday that she had
been Informed by neighbors that the
negroes In the vicinity Of her home had
threatened to burn tho entire row OF
houses on Washington Avenue because
Of tho prosecution OF Austin johnson, tho
negro now on trial charged with tho
crime. ( Mrs. Pinchbeck said that the
threat had worried her somewhat but
that her husband was on the lookout
for any attempt on the pnrt OF friends
of the accused negro.
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STOCK EXCHANGE
SEATS CHEAPER
Sale Of One is Reported at the
N Low.sPrice Of
S72,5oo.
PREVIOUS SALE WAS $4,000.
The Market Made Further Pro-
gress Towards a Condition
Of Absolute Stagnation.
nv associated rress.,

6 u u
NEW YORK, June 9.-To-day's stock
market made further progress towards q
condition OF absolute stagnntion. Even
The temporary squirt OF the first hour,
which had come to be expected as the
result OF the testing efforts Of traders
to find an available course for move
ment OF prices was lacking The mark
Ing up OF the one or two stocks or
the Southern group late In the day was
attributed 10 operations by few OF
the traders who have not abandoned the
market entirely. 1t Is supposed that a
pool exisss In these stocks.
The marrow fluctuations OF the market
early in the day, but the later move
nicnts We're entirely confused ad irregu-
lar The heavy falling or I'M tho nc.
tivty OF the trading Is responsible for
Exchange seats sale being reported Mt
SI2,5OL Tho previous sale ten days ago
n was Mt $4,000. and the high price $4,000
I. was paid within the year.
II Is not expected that any pronounced
position will be assumed in the stock
market on the basis OF the years har-
vest until the critical period for the crops
several weeks hence has been passed.
Call money was slightly firnlar, but not
enough so to be an influence.
The SUBJ treasury has absorbed during
the week about s1,5oo,oto. more than the
banks have gained on the interior move
ment. Some large charges in various
4 items OF the bank statement are likely
II to result
q There was more variety In the bond
market than In stocks and prices there
ware well maintained. There was an ac-
8 tive speculation In Central Of Georgia
income bonds
Total sales, par value. s2,77oooo. United
States 3s regular. declined IA per cent.
on :alI Total sales 1890 shares. 81
MONEY AND ExcHANGE-cLos
Money on call. steady: 2 1-4M2 81: clos
Ing bid. o1-t: offered ut 2 IL Time
3 money. standy: 60 days. per{ cent: 30
days. 3 Ia. elk months. 3 l-4d3 IL. Prime
mercantile paper, 33-4If ner cent
q Sterling exchange. heavy. with actual
4 business in bankers bills at.s4ss. 95HS4s7
for demand and at ss51ohs4s5.1o for 20
S day bills Posted rates, s4s6 and s4ss.
Commercial hilrls. s4s4 3-417-s. Bar sill
yer. rs 5-s Mexican dollars. IS IL.
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REVIEW OF TRADE.
An Enormous Output Of Iron and
Steel-Other Lines.
(Dy AssoCIated Press,

lr II.
NEW YORK. juno Or, G. Dun & Co.'s
Weekly Review OF Trade Tomorrow will say:
Although trade reports arc still Irregular,
and in many cities below expectations, there
has been Improvement In response to higher
temperature and less rnilt. Manufacturing ac-i
tiyity Is fully maintained IN textile fabrics.
and there Is nm enormous output of Iron ana
steel, despite some reduction from last mouths
irecord-breaking rate OF production,
Building operations are large and materials
in excellent demand. Foreign commerce for
the last week at this port shows n splendid
gain compared with 1901; Imports increasing
So 1s794 and exports gaining 81, 40, a05 Textile
manufacturers are In n strong position. buyers
gradually apprecating the changed situation,
There Is little speculative buying. but more
disposition to provide for future requirements,
Prices are very firm,
Failures this week In the United States
were 9s against 1913 last week; 21l the pres
cedng week; and 227 tho corresponding week
last Year FAILURES In Canada numbered 20
against 30 last week, 10 the preceding week.
and 90 last year, 4 II
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THE PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. June 9.-FIOUR-Du1 and un-
changed Rye FIour-ouiet. cornneal- =:
Barley-Quict.
Wheat-Easy: No: 2 red. .l.a4 bid. in store.
July closed at BIKE: September. $3.50; De-
Corn cornLF Firm No. 2 eoc. elevator. Options
nc. net lower July closed at SIC. Oats
Steady: mixed, 35ll3o4c.
Beef-Firrn. Cut Meats-Steady. Lard-Qu.et;
Western steamed s7.l5d7.s0; refined. steady.
:Pork-Quiet.s Tallow-Dull. Rosln-Unsettled..
,Turpentine-Quiet at 6alaGsic.
Cotfce-Spot Rio, steady; No. Z invoice, INC. ):
mild, quiet; Cordovn. l0G12c. Futures closed
steady at a net decline of b415 points. Sugar
Raw. quiet; fair refining. ll-lsc.; centrifugal
{45-l6c.; molasses sugar. 3 7-sc. refined. steady
Rice--Firm.F EMolasses-4uiet @ = f
8 Buttcr-yTeak: creamery. lsGe0c.: State
dairy, ISGI 1910. Cheese--F Firm; new, state.
small, 91snc Eggs-Steady; Southern. 1a16c.
Pota,oes-steady; Southern rose. sl50Gge: i5;
e IS. Peanuts-ouiet; fancy handpickea, SIG
SIC: other domestic. 3Ad5isc. Cabbages-
Steady: Norfolk. per barrel GoGstc. Freights
to Liverpool quiet; cotton by steam, TO 1eg
l3c.; grain by steam. Id
CHICAGO June 9.-Decreased primary re-
,ceIpts caused a Ar,ner undertone in the wheat
market here to-day. AT tho close July wheat
was up &c: corn Is off sc. |; oats are practical
sly unchanged provisions are down 6110c.
The leading futures ranKed as follows:
ODHu. HlRh. Low. Close.
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Personal Mention.

Mrs. Mile G. West. wife OF captaln J. G..
West OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway.
left yesterday via Merchants and Miners line
for Providence. u, T., and Boston, Mass, for
a stay of several weeks
Deputy Collector OF Internal Revenue r.
II. iarkin, of Norfolk, was a visitor u t
the office of Collector Asa Rogers. or the
Second District Yesterday.
# MIR, and Mrs. II. L. Lynn and their daugh-
ter. Miss Sadie ", will leave the city on
Monday Mr., Lam win attend The Confederate
reunion In louisville. Ky, Mrs Lynn and
daughter will visit the Misses Yeatlnan OF
WASHINGTON, ~. G. Mrs Lynn hopes to re-
cuperate 5
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The Produce Market.

The receipts OF country produce were again
large yesterday and prices on vegetables and
fruits cased off somewhat.
The retail market is we'll supplied with all
kinds of vegetables and many kinds OF fruit.
Chickens are to be found III abundance, and
yesterday they were selling lower than at any
time this spring. Fairly good BROKERS could
DO had for Is cents, and better ores for 30
cents. A great many coops came In last eve.
ming from every direction and the market VIII
DO still better supplied this morning.
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N k s M Norfolk &eh6Sttprll..

b 1-A| LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
500 A. M-NORFOLK8s LIMITED Arrives
Norfolk ll:oo a. NJ; Stops only at Petersburg,
m s;Ss ~ M ano 1itS EMPRESS. Buffet.
Paror Car Petersburg to Lynahb'u , !, ~,
Roanoke. Pullman Seepers Roanoke to Colun-
bus, Blueneld to Cincinnati; also Roa noke TO-
Knoxville, and Knoxville to- Memphis MS care
Dining Car Roanoke to WiliiaHson. w Va.
l2:l0 P; M.---RoANoKI. E ;sI LESS For
.Farmyille, Lynchburg and Roanoke. %gs
800 ~. M.-OCEAN SHORE LIMITED. Ar-g
rives Norfolk $50 P. NJ. Stops only a.. Peters
burg Waverly and Suffolk y Connects Win
steamers to Boston, Providence. New YORK;
Baltimore and washington . & 5l5 Is Z. e
D 1928 p. M.-For Norfolk and all stations east
i $50 p. p M.-1SEw ORLEANS SHORT LINE;
Pullman Sleepers Richmond to Lynchburg and
Roanoke. Petersburg to East Radford. Lynch
burg to Chattanooga. Memphis and New Or
e:ao -. M.-ST."iLoUIs EXPRESS. Pullman
Sleeper Petersburg to Roanoke and Roanoke to
Columbus Dining Car
Trains arrive from the West 7:42 4. ~. 2:cd
p. M. and 9:1S p M; from Norfolk 1l:40 A. NJ,
% Office No. sss East Main street.
W. B. BEVILL. g. y. EOSLEY,
Cent Pass. Ag DIST. Pass Ast. {3g
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n: CAoh quotations wore a. follows: Fl-OU1t.E
Easy. No. spring wheat, sl.o7G1.1o; No. s.,
sI.o391.O6: No. red ssc.Msl.O1 No. 2 corn,
53iac.: No. 2 yellow. IHc. No, 2 oats, 3lhc,;
No. 9 white. 32tadseHc,:.No. 3 white alis@
s2.sc; No. 2 rye &c Good feeding barley:
s9a4.c.; fair to choice mailing 46G49c. No. l
sl2.50Gl2.55 lard, per 100 pounds, S712Ad7l5;
short ribs sides (loose), s7.Bq735: short clear
sides boxed. s7.c5g7,37li. Whiskey basis Of
high wines. sl.26. Glover. contract grade
s1.75Dl2.25. Butter-Easy; creamerles 1919
1910; dnrles. l5G1Sc. Eggs--Steady at mark.
cases included, 13al4c.; firSts, l41sc.; prime
tirsts. l5Hc.; extras. l7c Cheese-steady at
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France, 1900 bales: to the Continent. 17s
bales; to japan, Lis bales; stock, 472,9z9
bales. VI
Consolidated at all ports-Set receipts. 1905
France, eSoeo bales: to the Continent. 1926
bales; to Japan %. 231 bales.
Total since September LIST at all ports-Net
receipts. 0. go al3 bales: export to Great Britain
3.sas,as3 bales; to France, f66,s79 bales; to the
Continent. a.9s3. CO. bales: to Japan. e71.o25
bales; to Mexico. 2y.232 bales. .l-
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CATTLE MARKETS.

CHICAGO. ILL.. June e.,cATTLE-,Re-
ceipts $500 head. Market steady to 10c.i high
err. Good to prime steers, s5,40ge.s5; poor TO
medium. siaf5. 80; stockers and feeders. $3.50
ners, sl,6o12.3o; bulls, se,25G4so; calves. $4,000
go. Hogs-Recepts. 5000 head. Market
steady to &c. lower. Mixed and butchers,
S. 2od5.4o: good to choice. heavy s.. soa5a 71ss ;
rough heavy. -. 6oa6.l5; light. i5.soq5.ao; bulk
of sales. s5.35q6. IS. sheep-Receipts, 5000
head; sheep steady to zoe. lower: lambs
steady. Good to choice wethers shorn, $4,000
5 10; fair to choice. mixed, shorn. ss.boGi4O;
native lambs, shorn. s4.5016.75.
NEW YORK. June MISUNDERSTANDING.
3,os7 head Market SLOW, Good steers steady;
slow steers. s47odp5.sS; bulls, 50, 25G4 90: cows
s3.2oq4.25. caives--Receipts 275 head. Firm to
Soc. higher ON scant supply. Veals. $4,000;
tops, $50; culs, 1850, Dressed calves firm
city dressed .yeals. o1llhc per pound; country
dressed, 61q0c, per pound, Sheep and Lambs
Receiptss 1927 head. Sheep and yearlings,
steady; lambs, 25e. lower; closing dull. Sheep
lambs, s7.eods g; one car. as.a7M; culla s5.n5
1,S47 : head. Market lower.
Good State hogs, S., so, Sc MIS- sfift= Z
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Leaf Tobacco Market.

The sales OF leaf tobacco on the Exchange
yesterday amounted I'd 1o7 packages. Some OF
the few wrappers found among the offerings
brought as much as $685. There was no ma
Tho total sales since the opening OF tho
tExhnnge. May list. have been 3,ost packages.
against 2,3l3 packages for the same period Of
last year Increase, III packages.
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Won Writer'S Medal.

Tho writer's contest was decided at Rich
mond College yesterday N favor. OF MI d
Edwin Lodge, of Gartersburg. Md. HIS sub
ject was n study Of 1ennyson's, In Memo
Ram" The Judges wero Drs. w. w Moore,
Dr. James Power Smith and Mr.. a. -; VII
Hams. Mr.. Lodge "a a member of tho
graduating class "
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in New York.
Especial to The Timcs-Dlspatc

11T1 Especial to The Tlmcs-Dlsphtch')I ~
NEW YORK, Juno 9.-Breslln, T. w. Brander:
fellow: ST. Denis, j . C. Freeman. W. c. Mer-
Ger and wife; Cumberland. NJ. NJ. Harris; Ma
varre. ]. S. Collins and Wife; Imperial G.
Cohen. s. fg
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LINCOLN BIOGRAPHY
TO Be BURNED by G. A. R,

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
/ CAMBRIDGE, MASS, June 9.-The cry
against the biography OF Lincoln by a
Richmond. Va, man, entitled "Ihe Real
Lincoln" has been taken up In CAM
bridge, and the only volume In the unl-
vers,y city Will probably he burned n
a bonfire by the Grand Army posts OF
tho city. A special meeting has been
called To secure pos ession OF tho book.
Investigations are being made OF other
public libraries by citizens to sea X
copies Of the booG are on file. u,
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THE. VOTE IN PULASKI.
A Warm Local Fight Between
Democrats and Republicans.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch)
Il PULASKI VA Juneh9--Treasurer x.
M. r.. Hunter has Just filed his list OF
voters who paid up their poll tax taxes !' as
required by law. The total number IS
i .oS6. and is divided as follows:
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laid. The system viii be in operation in at,ut
sixty days. II 81
The bnidlngs OF the new Lexington Metal
Bed Company are nearing completion. Tho
equipment Will be placed and the plant run
ming In n short NtIme. AEa
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SOUTHERN Rail AY'

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY Is, 1905.
t.. TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. &
d:V0 a. M.-Daily-Local, for Charloste, M q. 3
" Nv +. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Pullman IA n
Atlanta and Birmingham, New Orleansk
memphis Chattanooga and all the South.
with through coach for Chase city, OK. IL
~. 1ord, Charleston and RaIeigh.lG t',S
6:W +. M.--Er Sunday-Chasel City Local. ~ ~
.u;3O =, ted-Pull trlan read v 80
p. NJ, for all the South. EE9 ~ g ~ 3lss3ssi
YORK RIVER LINE. M.
~ ne favorlte route to Baltimore and Eastern
points Leaves Richmond 1870 P. Nj. daily
2:l6 +. M.-Local-Daily, except Sunday, Il IN,
4:O T. M-Except Sunday-For West Point,
connecting with steamers for Bnltitroi 4
and river landings. Steamers call at York.
town and Clay Bank Mondays, sWedncs-
days and Fridays. and at Gloucester Point j
and Almonds Tuesdays. Thursdays and
g$3s Saturdays. "a s IA 5'sfH S48sIS
4:45 A.. n. Except Sunday -I.ocal mixed for 4
West Point. 3s9SsSllt -
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
6:63 "A. NJ. and $40 p. M.-From all the South.
3:35 p. M.-From Charlotte and Raleigh. 81 TIL
s $40 a. M.-From Chase City and intermedl-
o:25 A. M.-Baltlmore and West Point.
$50 r. NJ, daily, except sunday---F From
c.w: WEsTBURY D. p. Al. Richmond. Va
Il. =. SPENCER, Gen,l Msr. Il HI
Washington D. G. 593iss55,,
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NEWPORT n ] NEWS.
BUckRoE,
OLD POINT.
OCEAN VIEW.
PORTSMOUTH and
NORFOLK
Tralns = Trains
Through 10 the Seaside,
EVERY SUNDAY
WITHOUT CHANGE or CARS.

Leave Richmond $50 and A. NJ. Tho
$50 train makes no stop between Rich
mond and Old Point. . "A. NJ. train runs
via Newport News. sl.O0 round trip,
every Sunday
Returning. leave Norfolk Z p. NJ, via
Ocean View Railway; leave Ocean View
1880 p, NJ: leave Old Point, first train,
4:55 p. NJ; leave Newport News 5:1
EP. NJ; arrive Richmond p, M; second
train leaves Old Point Sis p. NJ; arrive
Richmond 10:l5 p. M. This train does
not stop at Newport News.
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active and irregular as to prices. Prime
crude, T. o., b. mills 2211G2sc.; prime summer
yellow, 2sA92sNc.; of summer yellow nomi-
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
7TIIn DRY GOODS ,tApKET,

:. Tie 01t ! .NO0DS 7!dzSlthI1T,7 ~. ~ y
z FALL RIVER. MASS, June 0.--The sales In
the print cloths market for the week are estl-
mated at about 900 pieces. The bulk OF tho
trading. which has been OF a light character,
has been confined principally to medium
widths and wide odds during the week, Most
Of the mills arc stu short Of help.
NDW YORK, June o,--rhe altitude OF buy
ers In the dry goods market shows more inter-
est In the purchase OF goods and inquiry Is
more general, but sellers show renewed inde-
frmer as lines continue to BIO sold ahead to
later dates, Additional adyces are reported,
and the market IL steady all along the line.
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REpUcTloN in FARE TO

2i VIRGINIA. SUMNER RESORTS ON
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY.
Summer excursion tickets, with priVi-
logo Of stopping off at all stations, and
good for return passage until October
3lst, 1905. are now on sale to the noun
tain and seashore resorts on Norfolk and
Western Railway, For now summer re-
sort book, list OF hotels and boarding
houses, time tables, tickets and general
information, apply to w. Steele, ticket
agent, Byrd Street Station, tho Richmond
Transfer Company or John Il, Wagner,
city passenger and ticket agent. 1898 z.
Main Street. G. II. BOSLToY.
District Passenger Agent
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ND DOMINION
u STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Night Line For Norfolk,

Leave Richmond every evening (foot Ash
street, at q p. Nj stopping ut Newport News
en- route. Fare $500 one way, $3.50 round trip
Including stateroom berth; meals. soc, each
Streets Cars to Steamers Wharf.
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TAKE sTEAMER "oLD POINT COM
FORTH SATURDAY, NIGHT, JUNE

1UTHI 10 O'CLOCK.
tic, Round trip to Norfolk. ..,,...7 rs
75c.,,Round trip to Newport News. rs
50o.....,. Children under IL years. ,...,,, 90
Tickets good to return next night OF
following Tuesday,
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Cotton futures opened strong and closed

Spot cotton closed qulet, Is points higher;
aiddling. upllands s,7oi tmiddling gulf, sos;
lales 100 bales, ts u 4 N.
Cotton. quiet; middllng. $40; net receipts, SO
bales; gross receipts, 1917 bales: saos. 100
O2 bales; to the Continent, 6; bales. n 7
Total to-day Mt NIL ports-Net receipts. ID. 4sa
BALES; export to Great Britain, S.7lS bales; to
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.nFlNEsT5 coAsTWfsE TRIPS IN THE
&WORLD.u

Richmond to Boston and return. $4,000;
to Providence and return, $2l.0O; Include
Miners Transportation Co., from Norfolk,
daily line to New England, Tickets on
sale at G. & o. and N, & ". Ry Of
fees, $40 East Main Street. r. 9. Lohr,
Agent. Norfolk. w.
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rro,or e,,,nrt Zinc refundlng 4s......... 05N
i,ennsviyania cony. i0its
t,anh1na Han.roi a. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1913
e g. nr,,. and IRON Mountain con- ss..... llsA
a. 1o,,is nd san Francisco fg. 4s........ 9oh
q n,,is Sonthwestern con. 4s............. S0h
Seahoard Air Iine NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sSk
SoIthern Pac,nc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 92$s
southcrn Railway 6s.............. 12oa
Teras and Ioeci6c NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 12lh
Toledo' Ct land western ,s........... s3M
linton Pacifc 1904
Tinion pacinc cony a 121
riniiad Statas steal ed 6s................... 90
Wabash lists ll7h
Waha al T1eh. IA Zimmerman. Is s
western, Nd. a. Ss1s
wheeling and Lake Eric '4s............... o. 8
Wisconsin Central as. 94&
sJaDan ss certificates ................. 1SA
Jaban IHs. certificates. .................... s01a
Colorado Ind. IS. Let. sA.................. " "
Colorado Ind. S. Let B..................... 6S1a
N and q a Cola teral $'rr,sst 4s............. 81
Central Of Georgia ID Snc........ ny
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For new YORK

Via Night Line Steamers Except Saturday
making Connection In Norfolk with Nam I.Ino
Ship following day at T. NJ. also Norfolk
Chesapeake and Ohio Ry,s at o A, NJ and 4 i.
NJ. making connection daily Except Sunday
at Norfolk with Main Limo Ships sailing ut I
n. q. BOSWELL, City Ticket Agent, sos 10.
Main Street; J. II MAYER, Agent. steamer s
Wharf; II. b. Walker. Y. y. and 4. NJ, New
York. n, Y.
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NAVAL STORES,

3 WILMINGTON, n, G., June 9-sPIRlTs
TUnPENTIN doing; receipts, Id
casks Itosin-Nothlng doing; receipts. 49s
barrels, Tar-Firm at $500 bid; receipts. rs
barrels. Crude Turpentine-F!rm at $2.o0G4 rs
and $4,76; receipts, s2s barrels. r -ss 4
5, SAVANNAH Ga. JnlS 9--TURPENTINE-
Firm at 80c.; sales. l. 4sG casks; receipts, 2,bsi
2sl6 barrels; receipts. 5000 barrels: shipments,
go barrels. 85E =
TINE AND RosIN-Nomna Quotations
omitted.
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% q, 10 Richmond, Fredericks.1
n "a * burg q Potomac r. r.

Trains Leave 'xNAClAAuO10se Os ~
5A:l5 A. M.-Dally-l,yrd ST. Through.
6:45 a. M.-Dnily-Atain ST. Through. " i5s
IFS a M.Week Days-lilba. Ashland AS
$40 GO so' Ma0pasIy-pyrd St. Through. Local
u q, 55o1Rn.Week 5Dnys-Byrd st. Through.
l:S SS p. M.-Week Days-Byld st. Fredsricks-
- burg Accommodation. .a, IL 5}s .$
bx p M--Dally--Main& st. Through 3ia rs III.
$40 y. M.-Week $Days-Elba. Ashland M Ac3
SOS T.AMSsDaiiy-Byrd st. Through
7HTralns Arrive Rlchmon d-SouthW ar .Ssi
$40 A. M.-Week Days-Elba. Ashland Ac-Ai
+ 20 4. M.&Week Days-Byrd St. Frederlcks-
s:a5 A. M.-Daily.-Byrd st. Through. ~
l:5O A. M.-Week Days-Byrd ST. trough
2:14 p M.-Dally-M Main st. Through.
51E7s conimodaton.3 II XIX
7;158 p. M.--Daly-3yrd st. Through s5,s, "a
900 p. M.-Daily--Byrd ST.. Throu She Local
$50 =. M.-Daily-Main st. Through.
NOTE-Pulln,an Sleeping or Par;ors cars on
all above trains except trains arriving Etiicn.
nond II 80 A. NJ. week days. and local accom-
Time Of arrivals aud departures and conr'ec.
W.! v. s. - puNS GULF 7; r TAY :,faR
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE r. r. SUNDAY
EXCURSION BETWEEN RICH.
MOND AND PETERsBuRG,
40 gcENTs-RouND TRlP-4o CENTS,
Tickets good on all regular train; I'm,
Tied to date Of sale,
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BALTIMORE STOCK :,ARKEr.
2 BALTIMORE, MD. June 9.-Seaboard All
Limo common, l9A bid; do. preferred. 3sg3sI.
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.SExABOAR
Am LINE RAILWAY ,,,

I-J-IYuo. lf
ANA LEAVE RlCHMOND-DAlLY.
9.l0 A. n. --Locai--tor Norma and Hamlet
20 j. Mseaooarsa pnst "A Ma Al, iNWsai
10: 90 y. M-Seaboard Expresb- savannah, jack
sonyille, Atlanta and Sout:,Wsst
TRAINS ARRIVE RlCaMoSD,
ass +. M.-From Florida, Atlanta and South
west
$50 +; M,IPf5oa AN'sA. w NJ. TAYLOR.
~ y ,,isI, Pass. Agent CITY ricket Agent.
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+ RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond. Va. June Q. 1905.

virginia 3s--sl.too at 81.
* Virginia Centuries-s,oo0 at 97it.
A III AZ
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vs. COTTONSEED OIL MARKET.
NEW YORK, June Q,--Cottonseed oil fairly
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@. s. :; q.
ST 100 SUNDAY OUTINGS ST 100.
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