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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-07
LARGE REVENUE IS
DERIVED FROM BEER.
Interesting Figures From Re-.
ports at National Brewers
Convention
nv Associated Press

{ b. u -71- + +. r
Fl INDIANAPOLIS, IND, June 6.-The
forty-third national convention Of the
United States Brewers Association met
to-day at the Claypool Hotel. Over 90
delegates are present, representing nearly
every State in tho Union, and an estl-
mated capital of $500. GGo.0O0 Mayor
Bookwalter delivered u brief address o.
welcome.
John Gardiner, Of Philadelphia, presl-
dent Of the association. responded ana
the report of the board of trustees was
read The statisticaT report shows that
the receipts from the tex on beer by: the
United States Treasury for the fiscal year
ending June 30, 1905. were $50 800 ,55533, which
was Els per cent. Of the total collections
from all sources, OF internalsrevcnue and
an Increase of ,ez!,,9Sta' over The
barrel tax yielded SO, 1i3, $50, The Brewers.
special tax. Sl64.7ii. and the Dealers n,
malt liquors. s736,21
The number OF barrels manufactured In
1906 was t49, $3.50 an increase Of 1,s5l, !7
over 1901 california produced ,05S, ,Ss11
SnrreIs ln9 9
100; Michigan. l,9lI0ss;+ Missouri, $685., s94;
New Jersey. 2,G65, e63; New York. G9l .sts;
Ohio sSs5 l92; +! P EN- g. ~, 95c ana
duced was 1,6S3245, 7io gallons. The pro-i
duction OF distilled liquors was III. 13S, 752
gallons. and the tax paid S129.5l2 ,G2S The
psr eaPa aatt IA pdstliea
There were 1877 breweriea In 1905 an In
crease Of Jos over 1901; 1876 retail dealers
in malt liquors. an increase OF .!5O;
wholesale asaers Of inni, l4uors ~ I'D
2i1, 239 an increase of 11,1S3: wholesale
liquor dealers, G32s, an Increase OF c3i.
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Wholesale Produce Market.

The receipts Of truck on Cary Street
Yesterday were not as large as on Tues
day, but the commission. men had no
trouble in supplying the demand which
was fairly active.
With the exception Of new potatoes.
down South vegetables are taking back
seat Old Hanover, Louisa and Henrico
county gardens are coming right up now
to meet the demand. The wagons that
bring in the onions, tho lettuce. the snaps,
tho cabbage and the what not from these
nearby gardens 10 not go to Cary Street.
but they go right around to any old
street II they can unload ut the market
stalls they do 1t. butfif not. they make
q house to house canvass. and as
general result vegetables are now cheap
enough to no within the reach of all.
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MUCH ENCOURAGED.
Ladies Of Hollywood " 2morial
"a Hold M eeti1ao t -

Association Hold Meeting,
a called meeting of Hollywood Me-
mortal Association was held I'll the lee
ture room Of Second Presbyterian Church
yesterday at II O'clock, Mrs. Edgar D.
Taylor presiding.
Tho ladies felt very much encouraged
In their work, and congratulate them
selves that the public turned out in such
large numbers to do honor to Memorial
Day.
The corresponding secretary was In
structed to write q letter of special
thanks to Captain Frank Cunningham
for his presence and his singing. and for
his fundamentally In bringing tEc chill
dren of tho West End School to join III
his singing, Thanks We're also expresseu
to the 1ardellu band.
I Miss Mamie Eaughman, chairman of
the decoration committee, desires to
thank publicly. through the press, out
iof-town colt Fibutors Of flowers. including
Mrs Tazewell Bradley. of Roxbury, Va;
Misses Cooke, of Bremo; Mrs. Dnbney.
OF boswell; Mrs. I,t1. Knox, of Stur-
geon's Point; Mrs Ramsey, OF MISSIONER:
Mrs. Lamb, Of Shirley; Mrs Harrison,
of Brandon, and, from the upper James,
Captain Joseph IIobson, Of Rock Castle;
Mrs: Ashby Wickham, of Lorraine; Mrs,
Montgomery West. Of .Tuckahoo; Mrs.
Herndon, of Ashland; Mrs. Randolph
1acott. of Bon Air; Mrs, STROLLER, Of
Chester; Mr. w. II. Dean, Mrs nrnu,
ley, and among the florists, the Merit
Rose Garden. Mosmiller. Among Gar
dens, Mann & Brown and Hammond.
One OF the sweetest floral tokens was
that sent by the graduating class of
nurses at Memorial Hospital,
The association feels that tho unusually
large contributions of4fowers sent from
out OF the city were duo to tho generous
space given by the press for tho re-
quests made by the association for,
flowers.
It was decided to request the Daugh
tiers OF the Confederacy to appoint sre-
cial committees to have In charge on
Memorial Day all monuments outside
OF Hollywood, except tho Lee monument,
which has always been faithfully cared
for by tho Junior Memorial Association
since It's unvci''ng
A vote OF thanks was directed to BIO
sent the military, which always turns
out to do honor to tho Confederate dead;
also to Baughman brothers, who, with
their usual. generosity. printed the pro-
grammes free Of charge. and to tho Vir-
ginia Navigation Company and tho
Southern Express Company, who brought
flowers free OF Charge.
The meeting then adjourned to meet
again October 3lst, &
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Leaf Tobacco Market.

Tho four warehouses had fairly good
breaks yesterday, and altogether they
sold about 10000 pounds OF good sun
cured tobacco. Shockoe led. with q 25,0co
pound SALE
Prices ran all the way from IS to $50
per hundred pounds. There were many
piles OF wrappers that sold from SIS UP
TO SEQ, and these good prices brought the
general average up to something liko III.
The buyers were eager for good stock.
and no piles that had character and body
went begging,
The receipts at the warehouses last
evening were small but there is some
stock on hand. and the probability is
that the sales to-day will DO quito as
large as yesterday.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

vi
NEW YORK June s.-FLoUR-Dull and
steady. Rye F!our--Steady. Corn!neal-Qulet.
Wheat1FIria: 20. Z red. 94c. nominal. eleJaI-
tor. options HsuNc. net higher. September,
q corn-Ftrn: No. .. 5sIsc. nominal. elevator.
Options I9l c. net higher. July, 57Ac-: Sep
TENDER. 6S2c.: December. b57sc. Oais-f1rm;
I. Deef-s,eady Gu. Enthusiastically, bard
Firm; Western prime. =. Jog so; retncd firm;
R9s'n-Ffrm Turpentine-stcady GO.
Rio. steady; mild. steady; Futures steady; net
unchanged to points higher. sugar-.kaw,
firm; fair refining. 15-1Gg2 al-S2c. centrifugal.
3l5-32G:nc: molasses sugar. 1l-l692 $3.50;
Bustey-srong: creamery. l50isRc. a eese-
Easy; skins 2ds,sc. Esgs-steady, and un-
pMa,oes-Irrcgular: southern. per barrel.
sl25ua75;. Maine, per bag. s2gs s;ss:ate and
bages-Easy at 75c.al5l.37 per crate. Peanuts
Quiet and Unchanged. Feights-Quiet and un-
Cottonseed Oil-steady with fair business
doing. Prime crude I. o. h. mills. S0kc. nomi-
nal; prime summer yellow. S7la95Sc !; primo
white, 4lc. prime winter yellow. 4lc. s:s til,s
CHICAGO Juno G.--The Kentucky State crop
reports. showing considerable damage by
drought to the fail-sown crop. saused strength
to-day IN the local wheat market. At the
Corn was M9lc. Oats showed a gain OF 10
INC. Provisions were l5l30c. higher. A.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
H Open High, Low, Close
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MEMORIAL DAY AND
MONUMENT UNWILLING.
Five Thousand Veterans and
Civilians in Pa
II rade.
fsnec,al 10 Tho Times Dispatch.)

WINCHESTER, VA. juno 6.-Copfcd-
crate Memorial Day was observed = I ~
Winchester o-dny by Ashby Camp, Con-
federate Veterans. auxiliary SOCIETIES,
hundreds Of iiremen and about five thou
sand visiting veterans and civilians, a
parade through the town LEG to stone-
wall Cemetery, where graves OF Confc0S
crates had been decorated
The Grafton was delivered by tho ltev.
William D. Smith. ID,
After these services pretty monu7
ment to Captain Hugh Mcclure was un-
yelled by his only child. MrH. y. NJ,
Cabell Of Waynesboro, Va, foll5Wcd win
IN Grafton by r. Gray Willinms.
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l,7W Atlantic Coast Line. com. !.
1900 American smcltcrs, com
o. 300 Amalgamated Copper 49,.
400 Amer. Car and Foundry. 4.
Amer. Car and Foun., pfd.
l,5g american Cotton Oil....,.
800 American Tobacco, pfd...
American Can .....,....,.,.
=, American Can. pfd.........
-, 2O0 Amer. Locomotive, conn.,.
100 Amor. Locomotive, pfd....
,M American Sugar .............
900 A., T. and s. Fc, com.....
100 a., T. and s. Fc,. pfd......
4,4W baltimore and Ohio ..,...
1890 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
l,1M Canadian Pacific ..........
GOO Chesapeake and Ohio....,.
100 Chicago Great Western.
42.l0) Chicago, Nil. and st. Paul
29,SO0 Colorado Fuel and Iron....
500 Colorado South, conn.,.
5o) Colorado South, 1st pfd....
2,S01 Colorado South, I'd pfd...
200 Clcv., Gin. Chi. and st. l..
23,500 Consolidated Gas ........,.
100 Delaware and Hudson.....
Del. Lack. and WESTERN.
7,7M Erie, CON-. ..... .....,....
Erie, LIST pfd.........u.....t
17t1 Erie, "a pfd. .................
1900 General Electric -: ........
1900 Great Northern, pfd.....n.
$40 Illinois Central ............
4,6o0 louisville and Nashville.
Manhattan ........ .........
Metro. Street Railway.
1910 Mexican Central ...........
100 Mo-. Kan. and TEX, COM.
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K,1ighthood for Mr.. Mellin.

The friends OF Mr.. Carl MIllin. who
FOR many years was connected. us con-
sulting engineer, with tho Richmond l.o-
connective Works. will be Glad to learn
that King Oscar II OF Sweden has con-
ferred on him the cross of the Royal Or
der OF Vusa. Tho knlghthood bestowed
on MIR. Mellln Is personal, not hered-
tary
Tho Order OF sYusa was Instituted by
King Grcteous III in lT2, and IL only
conferred to men az exceptional civil
merits.
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COTTON. MARKETS

s. NEW YORK. Ju,e G.--The cotton n,arke. was
less active to-day With fluctuations cotnpara-
lively narrow and irregular. Though the gen
eral tone was steady and the market closed
steady at net advance Of COZ points. Sales
for the day were. estimated at about 1900
bales. 3sf.'S1 s2
The maslse, opened steady at unchanged
prices TO an ADVANCE OF points which was
hardly as good as due on the cables. and i'm
n net loss OF 3ifi points under local Bear pres.
sure and liqu!da ton Within point or two Of
yesterdays low !evel however. better de-
II.and developed, not only as result OF shorts
covering, but buying for, long account on the
theory that amy change In the weather would
cause an advance, and the market during tnc
middle and late session showed an upward
tendency. The. close was within point or two
o. the top, The weather continued very favor
able In the South, and the forecast was for
good day for Tomorrow. Some private reports
OF cropa damage are being received. but ad-
vices have bcacsh average. There were re-
ports OF u better spot demand from New Or
leans. According TO official advices the South.
5crn spot markets were quiet and unchanged
to nc. lower. The report that d resolution had
been introduced into Congress asking for an
Investigation OF tho recent acreage report on
than warranted by the returns from the gov
crnmcnts correspondents. had no spcc!a! In
fuenc6 In the local market. stfE
. Receipts at the ports to-day were 81 79 bales
against ll.SS9 last week and 2g.ill last year.
For the week 1000 bales against 71,057 nst
week ind l2.43o last year. To-day's receipts
at New Orleans 2.CG2 bales against u. 3l5 last
year. and at Houston l.9ll bales against 3.5i3
last year.
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American Locomotive,

Especial to The Times Dlspatrh,)
s NEW YORK, June G.--The book value
OF tho American Locomotive Company,
.hesed on earnings expected to be shown
for fiscal year ending this month, esti-
mated ut 30 dollars q share against $Ia
u share, Jupc 80, 1905,
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Leave for Culpeper.

Mr., ana MIS-. NJ. a. Porter. who have
been visitors In the city for the past
week. left yesterday for Culpeper. Va,
where they will spend most OF the SUM-
mer. Mr., Porter IS a son of Tie celebrated
artist, Mr., ], J, Porter, painter OF Extra
Gov. Billy Smiths portrait, and Mrs,
Porter is great granddaughter OF the old
Revolutionary hero, Peter francisco,
whose portrait and sword now hang IN
the State Library of our city. and also
n relative of Governor Alexander Spots
Wno1 .EtHF5
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS { MARKET.

NEW YORK. June 6.--The dry goods markc:
was quiet and easy. Knitting goods for the
season Of 1851 we're shown. at prices ranging
from SOFA per GENT advance over last year year
EfsSs NAVAL STORES. s55
T W!RsSTGS at 5 5se recsps 3
casks. Rosln--Firm a. $40; receipts. ls BAR
re!s. Tar-Flrpl at 81 80; receipts, ~ ba.reis.
virgin. s4.s5; receipts. So barrels.
% SAVANNAH a.. Juno 6.-TCRPENTINE--.,
Firm at 57hc: sales. sos casks receipts !. III
casks: shipments. 746 casks Rosn--Ftr1n;
sales. asiS Gbarrels; receipts Z, Ss1 barrels;
: CHARLESTON S. c.. June G.--TURPEN-l
rINE, "A Nh .ROSIN-NnthiNE doing. -.l,t
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MCCARTHY COUNCIL.
Grand Regent and Other Grand
Officers Pay Official Visit.

Especial to The Times Dtspatch.)
Members OF Mccarthy Council as Wen
os a large number Of the active Ar
canumites In the city, IRE greatly 'n-
terested In the official visit OF the grand
regent and grand officers to Mccarthy
Council at Lee Camp Hall to-night
Council will convene ut 1870 p. NJ. a
splendid programme has been prepared
ana n thoroughly enjoyable evening
promised to all the members who at
tend. tI#5
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7 MARINE INTEhLIGENCE.j
PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE c.Flsoc. Y

Sc PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE o. 1896. L.
X a ii, (. ARRIVED. 5ss .S 80 tS,ia34sf
Steamer Brandon. Harvey Norfolk. merchant
disc and passengers, Old Dominion Line. -:
Schooner william 81 : Powell. Johnson Have
de race, fish, E.. A. Saunders Sons.
DO Grace, fish, E. A. Saunders Sons
E,l Schooner "A. L.. Barnette, Haywood, Have DC
Grace, nsh. Lerebyre, e; 4 rmistead /, COMPANY
York, salt Harvey. Blair and Company.
-, si SAILED
+ Steamer Brandon Harvey, Norfolk, merchant
disc and passengers, Old Dominion Line.
I Steamer rotahontns. Graves, James River
landings and Norfolk, merchandise and passen-
gers, Virginia Navigation Company.
Schooner Speed. Ins!ey. James River, light.
Schooner r. D. speddin, Kenna,d, jp.nes
River. light.
Barge william J. Mclwaine. McIlwaine.
Norfolk. light.
PORT OF WEST POINT, JUNE o. 1905.
-zs-i5: liisi{zlS ARRIVED. ~ III FL 5.5
\ Steamship Baltimore, Courtney. baltimore
passengers and general cargo
Z ~ - SAILED
Steamship Baltimore. Courtney baltimore
passengers and general cargo
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STOCK BROKERS.
GEO. 7. KING & CO.

1904 p, Main ST.. Richmond, Va.
STOCKS. COTTON AND GRAIN,
Fractional Lots a Speciality,
close Attention to out-of' Town Accounts.
PRIVATE WIRES.
NEW YORK, 6 HicAGo, NEW ORLEANS
Western Union Branch in our office,
stock Ticker In Customers Room,
M embers-----
Richmond Grain and Cotton Exchange.
strangers visiting the city are lnyfsed
to make our office their headquarters.
and have mail and wires sent IN our care.
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ding. I. 0. b. New Orleans, At the highest
the active positions were i17 points above
yesterdays closing. The market closed steady
at net advance for the day OF ids points. the
entire list considered.
Cotton futures closed steady: juno. 1918:
July. 1880: August, 1851: September. 1915:
October 10. 20; November. 10. q; December, 1o.2e
January, 1876: March, 1915.
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I CATTLE NfARKETS,
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
a--- l6alcs nj Union Stock Yards.l ---.-

u q RICHMOND LIVE STOCK NAltfSE1.tt,F e.
(salcs at Union Stock Yardsl IA.
Richmond Va. June 6. 1906.
Report OF the live stock market for the week
eEding June q, 1906. Is as follows:
/ Best steers, 6g5Nc.: fair TO good. 41ii7c ;
common, aAGl3Hc.: best cows, 3HJ3&c.;. best
heifers, 4vlhc. medium to good. 3h9Sac.::
cowa and calves, $e0g25.00 per head calves. iy
6hc. extra. 7c.: best sheep. 4ilQ6Hc.; common.
to fair, S4io lambs, 5ltIf7c..: few az !ssc. !:
best hogs Ga6kc.; common To- fair. 5Go&c.;
Prospects good for all kinds Of stock.
CHICAGO, June o.-.cATTLEReccpts. s0:tco
head Market: Best, steady: others slow q nd
lever. Common to prime. steers. s41f lOS COWS
calves se.75a7. 50 s,ockers and feeders, sss7sgt
40 Hogs-Receipts. 1900 head; Market y .S Sg
6 Is; medium to A good. heavy. i5,47hIs.5V;
butchers weights. 6.6o1s. IS; good to choics,
hnlvy, mixed, sS.45G6.b2ik;. packing, sSIb. 81.
Shccp-Rccc,pts, Is go head Market 100 loo.
higher. Sheep. s4.50I6.e Is: yearngs, S vyuo 80 !;
shorn lambs, S5.2516.75.
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STEAMBOATS,.
Merchants and Miners
TRANSPORTATION Co.'s

Hoaton, Mass, and Providence. .R.
Steamers leave Norfolk for Reston TUESDAY.
"Wednesday, Friday and sunday For fruyl-
denco Monday. Thursday and Saturday, Ut y
Y. NJ. Passengers and freight taken for all
q. Rwy.s ana y. and w. Nwy, OIlsas. anu
no. SlY last Null
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Cotton. quiet; mIldllng; ll,eo;. net receipts,
Ses bales gross. ll6i bales; = sales, Clio bales;
stock, 1920 bales export 70 the Continent,
2,3lS bales t554say
bales; export to Great Britain. l0JS bales: 20
the Continent. la7s bales stock. .7eSai bales
pnles: export to Great Britain. i1,Oaa bales: 70
France, 7.7S2 balcsG: TO tho Continent, t0.7G
bales; to Japan, $50 bales,
Total since September lst at all ports-Net
receipts, 7,542 Az bales; export 70 Great Britain.
2Gs2 400 bales; to France, GGs, COS bales: to tho
Continent, o.l5i.707 bales; to Japan, 1894
bales; 10 Mexico, 2,764 bales,
NEW ORLEANS, Juno l3.-COTTON.-Spot
was quiet at a DECLINE Of l,lGc; n,lddl,,In n,
i9l2-1Gc. Limited offerings restricted tradihr;
Sales were 2.s50 bales, Of which l,7;O We're sold
on the spot and GOO 70 arrive.
Futures opened s!eadyfwith prices edI7 points
lower, The decline seemed 10 10 based on the
Jack OF business Late. in the dry good spo ..
1910 points on July for Liverpool good mid
alIng. md 6sdn7o on July cor fully good mia'
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Rev. A, ]. Ramsey to Speak.

Three services viii ho hola under the
auspices Of the Christian and 21pslonary
Alliance AT Union Station NJ II. Church
tomorrow. commencing at 1920 "A, NJ, at
$50 and at 8 II, NJ. Rev. A. j, Ramsay
will be tho speaker, All are inylted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-07

Dr. Lee w station. United StateS Ma
mne Hospital surgeon. this city, has
gone to Norfolk asa Witness In tho Cap
tain Marsh .'shansl1ainG' case, He will.
return Saturday.
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RAILROADS.
r. r. & P. s ss ;::;! 3 I,

-. /. ~. I. g.
.R. r. & p. ss';s e; !; i
Trains Leave Richmond-N Mort inward Il
$50 A. M.--Dally. Byrd st. Through.
$50 a. NJ --Dnlly-Mnin st. Through.
1870 A. M.-Week Days-Elba fredericksburg
Accommodation S9H
$40 a. M.-Daily-Byrd st. Through.
IL 100 noon--Week Days--Byrd ST. Through.
800 p. M.--Week Days-Dyrd ST. EEederieka
burg accommodation,
sos I. M-Daily-Man st. Through. kS
$3.50 Y. NJ. Week Days-Nba. Ashland 40,
commodatlon Mt
s:2o y. M.-Dally-Byrd st. Through.
Trains Arrive Richmond Southwark.
$40 A. M.---Week Days-Elba. Ashiand 40
comnodaton. G. $
$50 a. 0f.--Week Days-I3yrd st. F'rederlekAE
huiS accommodation.
s:3S A. M.-Daily-Byrd st. Through.
ll:O 4. M-Week Days-Byrd st. Through
2:i4 p. M.-Daiiy-Main st. Through.
Accommodation
5 s PMBsIIyByrd 81 g. T rnsSnsh oeu
stops. -
$3.50 T. Mr-Daliy-Maln St. Through
NOTC-Pulltnan Sleeping or Parlor Cars on
all above trains. except trains arriving htcn.,
mond ii:5O A. NJ week days. and local accom-.
, Time Of arrivals and departures and connec--'
". D. DUKE. CIV cuLP. W. r. TAYLOR.
Asst. 10 Prest. Gen snpt.s Traf. N 81.
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MONEY AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on
call easy. c11-2; ruling rate, IL; clos
ing bid. 3: offered Mt 3 IL. Time loans.
easier; co days. Aka per cent; 90 days.
4 IL: six months. q 1-143-i Prime E1cr-
camille paper. 5G1-2 per cent: sterling cx-
change, firin, ut sAs5.7OdI4.S 5.75 for de-
mand, and s4.Sa.55ttlS2.G 60 for s!xty-dny
cial bills. s4.s2 II; bar silver. &C Is; Mex
lean dollars. 81
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OPERATIONS ON
VERY LARGE SCALE
Supporting Efforts Conferred
Upon ST. Patti and Union
Pacific.
MARKET VOLUME. SHRlNKAGE.
---------------
Tie Character Of the Trading Has
Been But Little
Changed.
MARKET VOLUME. SHRINKAGE
NEW york, June s.-.Thc realizing Of

NEW YORK, June 6,--The realizing Of
profits was rather more conspicuous IN
to-duy's stock market than the new buy
Ing OF stocks, but the specializing party
is conducting the largest share of the
operations In the present market, and
did not rcinqush the efforts to hold
prices against this realizing by support
of special stocks. Most Of the support
Ing efforts centcrcd upon st. Paul, ana
was carried over later mo Union Pa
cnc. outside of these, there was mis-
ccllaneous list OF specialtlcs which rose
from time to time and supplemented only
slightly the sustaining effect Of the lead
crs. There was added shrlnkage In the
volume of tho market. The character
OF the trading was but little changed,
and news developments were little re-
gnrdcd and In fact were not OF great
Importance. General outside Interest IN
the market was pronounced to be still
Il negligible quantity. The easing ten
dency OF the local money market con-
tinucd and extended to rates for time
loans carrying over the end Of the year.
The mixed tone OF the market con-
tinued up to the closing. Bonds were
steady. Total sales, par value, s2,9b5.-
0OO. United States bonds we're unchanged
on call
Total sales stocks were coo.+oo shares.
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u. s. refund,ng 2s. stered............ II
U. 8. 'rcfunding 2s. ELECTROMAGNETIC. II
Z. S, IS, registered. ....................... Il
". s.. Is, coupon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Il
U. s. Old 4s. registered Observation-Disclosures. j.
". +. Old Is. Observation-Disclosures. Il
U. $, New Is, registered. ................. j
L. 81. New As. coupon. ......................l !.
Tobacco ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
American Taharco Observation-Disclosures. Il
Atchiaon general Is. Observation-Disclosures.
Atchison adjustment ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Atlantic Coas: Line Observation-Disclosures. J.
Baltimore und Ohio 34s....................... X
Baltimore and Ohio Observation-Disclosures.
brooklyn Rapid Transit conv. 1s..........
Central Of Georgia Embellishments II
Central Of Georgia 1st Inc. .......,........
Central OF eorgla "a Observation-Disclosures.
Central OF Georgia 80 Inc....................
chesapeake and Ohio Observation-Disclosures. Il
Chicago and Alton ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Chicago. D. and Quincy new 4s............ II
Chicago, II. l. and Pac. r. r. la..........
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-07

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