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but A REPETITION
OF THE EARLY ] .|| [. ] WEEK N
Trading lin Moderate Volume;
Fluctuations for Most Part
Exceedingly
ARE INCLINED 70 BE BEARls IS !
News Of Day Not Of Character
Calculated to Make Prices
Higher.
(By Associated rress.)

NEW YORK, June 13.--1n It's main es-
scntial II to-day's stock market was put
! repetition OF those Of the early wdek4
Trading was again In very moderate
volume; fluctuations were for the most
part exceedingly narrow. and the bulk
OF the business was, II possible, even
more professional. OF outside interests,
there was none n fact to which the
managers OF the lnrge commission houses
reluctantly testified. Traders and the
professional element were almost unahi-
mously. inclined to take a bearish view
and the few bulls were less enthuyias-
tic than they had been recently. The
news OF the day, while again lacking
in specific details. was not OF the CHAR
+ acter calculated to make higher prices.
Crop conditions were the subject OF great
est, interest, athere tsing q fast growing
Impression that the situation g In the
Western states Is not distinctly favor
able to-large yields, due to allowances
being made, however, for the usual scare
reports and other forms of exaggera-
ton. Another Sunfavorable influence was
The heaviness of the United States Steel
Issues. These stocks have not been very
active recently, but the pressure direct
Il ed against them to-day was 50 persist
8ent as to provoke comment.
toAAy osoSiAi
That t,isp3asted dtcided strength; the
other active Issues, with few executions.
showing ma rkcd weakness. TINS ten-
dcncy was further pronounced in tho
q late trading which was most prominent
8for It's frequent periods OF absolute stag.
nation. "A few new stories were clrcu-}
lated to account, for ST. Paul further
rise, some OF them 50 impossible as to
fall OF their own weight. y
s. Late incidents of the day included
/ an increase from 2 to g 1.2 per cent. on
tho dividend on the preferred stock Of
@the Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Chicago and
St Louis (Pan- Handle) Road. and the.
pnblica ton OF the Western Union Tele-
graphs earnings for the year. The ng-
ures showed a slight falling on in net,
and a probable decrease Of about 800
{ COO ine the years :. surplus.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales,
pr value. s., 900. United States bonds
were Unchanged on call.
n Total sales stocks were 54s, 400 shares. IA
VI MONEY AND ExcHA
Money on call. steady sa3 IL per cent?
ruling rate. 3; closing bids, 3; offered at
u l-2. s 5i q III.
y Time loans, strong. hut dull ! sixty days,
q per cent. ninety days IA; six months,
"A "a. Primo mercantile paper, 595 IL
per cent; sterling exchange. easy, at
4 s4.s5. 9ol4. IS for demand, and at $4.SS904
s4.s2;95 for. siaty-dayz bills. Posted. ratas..
$4.s4 and $4.S7. Commercial bills, 81 .s2f5-s.
4 Bar silver. 81 3.4. Mexican dollars. 80 IL,
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BANKERS TO MEET.
Fine Progress With Double
Tracking the Southern.
Especial to The TJmNclls.pispatoh,

"a SALISBURY, N. c.. June 1s.-The
ninth annual convention Of the North
Carolina Bankers Association will be
hold at Lake, Toxaway, juno 10th to
22d. inclusive. I'll
Lane Brothers Company, Jones & Day,
Of Lynehbnrg, contractors on the grading
way, have Just completed tha grade be-
tween Spencer and L!nwood. ten miles
north OF this city. and to-day moved
their OUTFIT to Lexington. The contrac-
tors will be stationed at tho latter place
for some months, A considerable por-
ton OF the double track has been laid
near Lnwood, and tho work Is being
pushed rapidly. Much trouble has been
experienced by the contractors In se-
curing aborers for the. work, though
the price Of $3.50 per day prevails. M \ \.
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COTTON MARKETS.

y NEW YORK. June l3.-The cotton market
to-day was nervous and unsettled with the
Sales for the day were estimated a, 10000
bales. The opening was steady at decline Of
2dA points In response to lower cables. and
prices almost Immediately Increased, the loss
10 a matter OF ,5aloI points with July leading
sure Recest buyers for an advance In antics
patton tina. the market would begin .o.diaeount
IDENTIFY disappointed at the continued absence
Of outside support ~ the decline m!ant!onsd
&c ssiva ra ms II, the eastern belt, ranging Wy
as high as seven inches in one section, eaussd
dtmand was filled, the market eased on again,
and late trading was very weak under in.
creased and Ise close
n Receipts OF cotton at the ports to-day we're
sii2 bales against s67s la p week and 4 KY
S5, 10 last wee kand $3.50 last year. To-dny.s
receipts at New Orleans 74e bales against tSs
last year, and at Houston l,!3i tnales asaiHst
e2l1 last year. ~ q y tj;43 5tlH
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS In NEW YORK
rhmasB Branch q ca.
sAt,Es:

i II j l. ~ !. ~
200 Atlantic Coast Line, COM.
1880 American 5melters, conn.,.
1890 Amalgamatcd Copper 4. !,
800 Amer. Car and Foundry.
Amer. Car and Four, pfd
800 American Cotton 6OIl..,...
@ American Tobacco, pfdn.
american Can ,.,.....,s.,.
3. 100 American Can, pfd...,..,..
s7,lO0 Amer, Locomotive, com. al.
Amer. Locottlotivt, pfd..,,
POO American sugar ....,,..,...
$500 AZ q. and &. FeD COMES.
Az r. and 8. Fe, 4 pfd,,.,,,
$500 Baltimore and Ohios.it....
1900 brooklyn Rapid Transit.
1000 Canadian Pacific ...........
2,So Chicago Great Western. !.
o, 800 Chicago, Nil. and Bt. Paul.
$500 Colorado Fuel and lron...
1900 Colorado South. corn......
100 Colorado South, 1st pfd. !.
100 Colorado South, I'd pfd....
400 Clev. Gin, Chi. and st. L.
$500 Consolidated Gas ...........
$500 Delaware and Hudsofl.....
Del, Lack. and Western.
1900 Erie, corn..,............
40 Erie. 1sG pfd,..s............
400 Erie, I'd pfd.......,..........
ID Gen. Electric, ex. div......
2,O Great Northern, pfd........
100 Illinois Central ..,...........
S.W Louisville and Nashville...
Mnhllattdtl 1900. ..........
Metro. Street Railway....
1900 Mexican Central ...........
Ct 900 Mo-, Kan. and Tex, com !.
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Aggressive Work.
oecIoi't IA The TIml,et.s-DIslpralltch

SALISBURY, N. c., June ls,-The
Democratic Executive Committee ofSthe
Eighth, Congressional District, which was
elected ut the convention ut statcsville
yesterday has determined to open up ln-
posing offices In Salisbury, preparnttory
to nm aggressive campaign. A seerraelary,
will be employed and every detail Of
the work OF the organization Will be
watched closely The conmlttaei Is de-
torm,ined Ia defeat Spencer Blackburn.
Who viii be the Republican nominee for
Congress, and elect r. N. Hackett who
WIS nominated yesterday at the States.
vile convention, s
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF r IcHMoNp. JUNE 10, 1903
8E55 ARRIVED. lE8fF VII
Steamer Brandon Harvey Norfolk. nerchan-
disc and passengers, Old Dominion Line.
80 s SAILED. 5S8 az
Steamer Pocahnntas, Graves. JamesS River
landings and Norfolk merchandlsel and ipasHsen-
Is staa ,ner brandon Harvey Norfolk; merchant
disc and passengers, Old Dominion. Line
\ : PORT or WEST POINT. j UN q Is. 1905
steamship Baltimore. Short, Baltimore, pas
sensers and general cargo:
80 m 49, sE ARRIVED El Il. 'a
4 steamship Baltimore. Short. Baltimore, pas
sengers and general cargo. ss3}S
sssf-'5fl lr1 ga q 0AlL1D, ma
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i HAD AN ACCOMPLISH.
Jim Sanders Brought 70 Raleigh
AS a Matter Of Precaution.

III RALEIGH N. e., June 13.-Jin San.
iders, one OF the two negroes who at
tempted criminal assault on Miss Pearl
Jones, night operator for tho Southern.
Bell Exchange at Selma, Saturday night.
was brought here by Deputy Sheriff
lA. M, Sanders OF johnston county, and
committed to Wake jail for safekaeping,
The officer says there was no overt
act toward lynch!ng the negro, but there
were reports hying around Of such g
character that the authorities deemed It
best to get hin, out OF the way, Deputy
Sanders drove with the negro through
tile country twenty-seyen miles 70 Ra-
leigh, rather than attempt to bring him
publicly on the train,
He left snlithheld with him at 1:1b
this morning and arrived at Rpletgh Ct
8 O'clock VI ~ no GU n II F as=f,at 8
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Orphanag,e Located.
(special to the Times pispa tch)

Especial to The Tlmes-lolspatc h,)
3 SALISBURY, N. c. June l1a,-The board
OF managers OF the 0rphanage OF the
Reformed Church of North Carolina met
,inF this city yesterday and decided on
Crescent. nine miles south OF Salisbury.
as the location for the building of the
Ornhanags az the church. The last synod
OF the church authorized the establishment
OF the Orphanage. and the location Of
same was left to the hoard OF managers.
which decided IN favor Of crescent. Tina
location Is an ideal one, ri nd being In the
center OF the STATE, will be g accessible to
all sections. !,
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NO NEW FIN PLANS i.
FOR SEAB GARD AIR line
Special to The Times plspat,

NEW YORK, June lathe recent reports
that the seaboard Air Line Railway Company
arc without foundation. Concernng there
Company recently sold sl,7 900 equipment trust
notes, and suppose tbs taet!!s what gave
ton OF o large bond issue. The company how.
ever, has no plans under way which would
call for the Issue Of any further bonds at this
time, and its financial requirsments are pro-
yided for a lonE time ahead, Tho, company has
no Intention Of taking over the Clinchfeld coal
nrol,ert los, an hng tceD repnrted' .It36
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.An Is; MARKETS.
NAVAL STORES.

5S3SS NAVAL STORES.
yy1LMINaToN. n. G.. : lyme ia-sP11 ls .
casks. Eosin--Nothlng doing receipts. 80 bar.
rels aTr-F1rm at $3.50; receipts y .ha .re y
Crude Turpentine-F'rm hard, g. 80; dip, Si.to;
virrin. A75 receipts. 10 barrels: ~
y sAVANNAH. SoA..sjune ls.-TDRPBNT1NE-..
Firm at b7ic. sales 90 essks receipts: ~
i GO casks; receipts 17s casks; shipments, V
ca sks. Rosin-F1rm; sales. 2,e14 barrels ); re-
ceipts. i, ssg barrels: Hhlpments, lo2 barrels;
stock IS. $50 barrela II . "a
Z C,HARLEsTON, s. c.. June l3.-TURPEN-
TINE AND ROSIN-Sothing doing.
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Spigal--Fieldnan.
lspeeIaI to The Timea-pIapateh.2

- 6Sp1cFr3 y TT IT, : ~ -
SALISBURY, N, G., June sls. MI. Ben
'jam,n splgal, Of Norfolk, WAS on last
dat,Rhter OF Mr., Jacob Fleldman, OF this
city, the ceremony being performed py
Rev DR., Calisch. of Richmond, who came
10 Salisbury by special invitation for tho
wedding, Mr., and Mrs. splgal will reside
In !Jorfolk. The wedding was q big event
tn Hebrew clYcles, a.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE NARKRT:s

NEW YORK, June 1S,--FlIOUR-Firri but
quiet. Rye F'lour-F'irm cornmeal-F lrm. Rye
A-Wheat-Earcly steady No. /? red. 96c. nonlt--
ma. eleya tor: Options 3S ne. lower S So;. 2
req s aspt:N%ee? ss
Options y Nc. ne. lower; Jyly, 6ss;e. Lsepten,-
ed. 4lh q 42c. 3 "a 81 8
I,eef-steady. Cut Meats-F,rm. Lard
STEADY; west rnE prime, $3.50 nominal refined.
barely STEADY dRorks,saiay
nRIlce-steady. Moasses-ste cofsee-spot
Taturss easy At aesilne q lS,S RSsts
centrifugal lh-s393 1880. .nolasses sugar;
all-lsa2%e.: refined, trm,t Buttey-steady and
EsssAoulst y, and unchansed. s
Freights-D,ll and unchanged. Peanuts-Qu!et
and Unchanged. Potatoes-lrrtEuar; rose,
southern per barrel, 1905 %: DO. chllis, .c.1b0
Ell Cottopseed Oil--15asy and lower to- day under
liharai offer,ngs and favorable crop adyices.
Prime crude 2 MIA IL p mIItsi
ioatic; do, winter yellow, 4oailc.
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Chemical Dividend.

Especial 10 The Times, nlspatch.l # &
Chemical Company has declared the usual qua i;
teriy dividend OF 3 per cent. on Ats preferred
stock payable July 18th. Books close June "
and feopep July ~. IA glg n ~ p
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bales: export to Great Britain s.a7e bales; 70
the Continent. !. $50 bales: stock. 10. $50 bales
En- Consolidated at all ports-Net receip<s, y, Oh
bales; export TO Great Brain, $40 'baies; 70
France. gls. s0o bales; e tbs Continent: a1.sls
Total since September LET At all portsnEst
2.7n3, sos bales: to France $500 bales to the
Continent 4e4 So bales; TO Japan, lls. ~ balea
to Mexico. 30 bales 5
NEW oRLEANs. June 1s.coTroN Spot
easy at yesterdays pricss;s middlinS. INC;
sales were. 200 bales on the spot and, " 70 a..
rlveYa total OF LOS. Futures opened steady 1t
la5 points lower than yesterdays closing. and
were featureless. English cables we're moi very
gu. the day. hnally putting July down 10
points. At the lowest the activs iats. raonths
were down points. The market closed steady
with the active positions showing L. net loss o.
OF 50 II points Z. 355s23 X l u
Cotton futures closed steady; January. $3.50
10 g: March 10 June ios; J Sly
io:9g,oM October q , ssE,o z November
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NEW YORK, June NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
i.tis head. Steers, 5aS IS extras. Sc: bulls.
Ssaia; cows s1.t9R4.o 90. calyes-Rece!pts.. sse
Il. 6017, rs, cults. 500; buttermilks 3. 2s447a
Sheep and Lamps-Receipts, s0.3 head Sheep.
tdS75: culls. 49, lambs, asq 3; 90: yearhnsss,
ceipts, 5000 head, state and Pennsylvania
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CATTLE MARKETS.
81 q Richmond. va. June y, D08.
S1fyr,-r .rYr1NJ2

q CHICAGO, June 13.-CATTLE-Receipts, Ia
ooo head. Market Best. strong to loc. higher;
others steady. Common to prime steers; ttW
6 30 y: cows $3945o: heifers 81. sos 90; bulls.
Il. 1904 Is: calves, 1901 90; stockers and feeders:
t7.75G4.76 Hog.n sceipts y 600 head. Msr so
8 Is; medium to good. heavy, ls.62a96, 81. !;
weights. g. 554s: 90; 5000 to C. eheiee
heavy, mixed. te.57gs. 6ths; packing; segs %.
steady: others slow. Sheep. s. .t01s Is; yacr-
lnss IS. 9o1S 50; shorn lambs IS 25G7 ~
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STOCK BROKERS.
GEO. i. KIM. 8 CO.,

l1o%h q, Main St. Richmond, Va,
STOCKS, COTTON AMI GRAIN.
fractional Lots a spselaty. ].
close Attention TO out,of,T Town Accounts.
a. PRIVATE WIRES.
NdEEW5Yo Rl<r 6 HicAoo. NEW oRLEANsI
western Union Branch In our office.
stock Ticker In customers Room,
--M enbers-- s
Richmond Grain and Cotton Exchange,
"a MAKE our oiYica their headquarters,
Rpd have mall and wires sent ~ our care.
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HAiLHoAps
r. r. & P. s s ss;s:;: q I.

X. II. & EssdsrIsk;ssus2g =
Trains Leave nlehniond-- Northward.
$50 A. M-Daily Byrd ST. Through
e:ao A. M.--Daily--Sfain 81. Through.
S IAN A. M.-Week Days-Eiba. Fredstioksoafs
Accommodation
$40 A. M.--Daily-Byrd ST. Through.
~ :o6 noon--week Days-Byrd ct. through.
400 P. M.--Weck Deys-Byrd 81. FtsderiekR
burg accommodation. S83
sos r. M.-Daily-Main ST. Through.
4 $50 P. M.-week Days-Hnba. Ashland ~
commodation. taS
$50 p. M.-Daily-Byrd St Through.
Trains Arrive Rlchmond--so southwark.
$40 A A.. z ) Days--Dlbs- Ashland a'
s:2oA..M .--Wssk Days-Dyrd 81. Frederick
SIS a. M..-Dally--Byrd St Through.
sl1:6o a. n. Week Days---Byyd st. Through
2:l4 E. Pm M.- issps;M, ST. Through.
$40 P. NJ. Week Days-Elba fredericksburg
Accommodation 3 SfYss {as5{&
s s5S MMBs'|yRyrdd g e. T ThySus Lac.
$3.50 II. NJ e-Daiiy--stair q 81. Through, 4
,NoTE-Puman Sleeping or parlor Cara \. %
all above trains, except trains arriving Ricn.i
mond II 80 A. NJ. week days. and local accom-
modatlons. {$5s gi5l62 IS 3 sssg Is.
9 ne e s5sys, ana and eonn.s
". D.. DUKE, G. W. CuLP. ". ?. TAYLOR
Asst. to Prsst. Gen'l supt. Trafa NIT.
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8 CHICAGO Jtne ls--A decline OF over one
cent q hushe Il. tho price OF wheat OCCURRED
here torday as q result q Esnsra! l!Guidat'e ~
iiso.. Worn was down Hdstc Oats showed q
sain OF #dfsc Provisions wore se.a1ac. lower.
Tho leading future. ranged a fo!lowss
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u. g., refunding 49,. gistered 1914
u 8. refunding %, coupon. loaN
u. 49, registered lg.;
sS COUPON y. 5s:;;;sr.d lex IS.E
U. s.. Ola 81 coupon l05X
y. 8. Nav n, registered ............ i2et
u. 8. New ~, coupon /. 4. 12sM
American Tobacco .,...,...,......& 79 F
American Tobacco ...... ......... ia
Atchison general l02t
Atchison adjustment ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. VIZ
Atlantic Coast Line 4s....................... 100
Baltimore and Ohio 49,. .................... 103 81
Baltimore and Ohio Observation-Disclosures ysN
Brooklyn Rapid Transit cow. 4s............ yS4S
Central OF Georgia .............. 112
Central OF Georgia list Inc.
Central OF Georgia Sd Iuo.. ss
e;sssps .sa a1 %I,s 1h's
Chicago. 3. and Quincy new 1o0,s
Chicago. r. /. and Pacific r.. r. 4s........ ~ 81
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Chesapeake q Ohio Ry

5cinennatI, indianapolis, 81. Louis, chlca'2
90, Louisville, N aahvlIle Memphis.
300 P. N. and II 100 2. NJ. daily. ssSjssi
"A Westbound Local Trains:
7:sofA. II. daily and sis F. N. week daya.46
4 Newport News, Norfolk and Old Point
1904. Nj and 400 T. N. daily. !!
1 Local for Newport News and Old Point
- "A. NJ. and 100 P. n. Y daily.
James River Llns: sS M
1920 a. n. daily; ISIS p. M Vsek day.,
Arrive Maine Line from West n 30 A.. M
sss 80 "a. NJ. % 1870 p NJ. s7:&5 ?. NJ! FROM
East: 1905 Hiss a.: z 20 3. P
r. M ('Daily, ''Ex Sunday A 5
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD, June 10 --seaboard Air
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y open, High, Low, closs "a
a Az ,,y,,s ~ = y ~ ~, I'D 65 !. iOM 1916 1910
Sen,amshe - - ~. 1851
Snttohar = ''1o4s 1914 u 1899 1888
SoWn,nher = ''.,jo Al l04i So 1882
nacamher Al l0.iS 1925 Il 103s
Ian,arv ID 81 1888 lO.4a lU.43
1Sehruary ,..,..,,,,, .....fsit ~. 1914
,mtiddling uplands. ii,s3; 'm.dd'ng gulf, ils'i
sales, IS balesi 81 f3t
cottona aulet:fmIddng, lLeo, grosss receipts,
<4245 bales; sales, 50 balea; stock, l555Q4 BALE
Total to-day at all porls--Not }reeelpts, b W
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

CtIicaxo. r, /. and rac r. z. col Is. 49,. 81
c., c.. C. and St. Louis gen. 4s......... 1o2 :.
Colorado Industrial Be-, series A............. TX
Colorado Industrial Is, series B........... TX
COLORADO and Southern, a.. slA
Cuba "a. lOsN
Denver and Rio Grande 4s.............,....a 0l
DIstillers' Securities
Erie General IS VIZ
Hooking Valley ~ (offered) .............. 1881,
lana a. 49,. Observation-Disclosures. s5A
Japar as Sd syK
japan 49, certificates /. ........,.........p VT
IN IA a. certincat e. s5H
Japan i%s certificates, I'd series............ VIZ
III nusviife and Nash Unified 34s,.,..,...,.. 1O3
Mnnhattan consol gold l00h
MerieanN Central III. 79h
Meritan Cent raj list Inc eO
MINI. and st. Louis 4s....,. ;............. esh
Missouri, Kansas and Texas 4s............ 100
Mssotiri, Kansas and Texas 2ds.......... 8sh
NJ. and 10 Collateral Trust 4s.............. s4n
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.SRAIivIMoRE, MD, June ls.-FI4p uR-Elrnl
aud unchanged Wheat -Eas Her SPOT, contra,ons,
sra Mite tsH aSsHs ,Ga;Y
i7aisc., do, creamery. 81 ta:e, CEgs-Fttm ~
ls&lshe, cheese--ActiYs and UNCHANGED ~ ~
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steady No. 3 sprlng, wheat, +. 7se1s.ho.; Ne.
fsa 81 as. s. ssss ,ss.s s xsIs
s sS5iss sSd asss 5ass sa's assseed hy
M. i nSrhwester,l Il, i0i,; prins !!mot seed
ssIdes fiopseI, 10 80; mesa pork. per barrel
sid, TaRG.s6 lard, per 100 speunas Is ~ snort
CLEAR shaxe5dl ,SSS si i1ssTsso
R Esaswsi;a al marx cases Included, llNlss,
frsls, lI6e,; prime. lrsth 49,; extras lcs';
cheese easy at 9h8lIc, n wa ,Es.$
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Richmond and Petersburg EIectrlc Railway.

81 r7nra leaye corner Of Seventh q and g Perry
Streets Manchester. every hour ION the .hoY.l
from "a. NJ. To- 10 p N. Lat car y magsgn|
Cars leave Petersburg, foot ct ayea arn Z,
Street, every hour from g :35 a.. N. to y: H I,
M Last car II 40 P. Mi Limited car ~ - -.
Nj. daily, except Sunday. ~ I,
All cars from Petersburg connecting Hlih'S
u7rn1 cars, 'saEaLs 49, l..lll .llS
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National X. r Of Mexico con. IS. ...,n... 20
New York Central gen. 3H 10000. PSI
New Jersey Central gen. SIS. 12Si5
Northern Pacific 4s..... .................... 105N
Northern Pacific as....,...,,,..,.., ,.,,..,., ~
Norfolk and Western con IS. ............. 1o0is
Oregon Short Line srefunding 4s..a........ 941a
Pennsylvania conv.a MISUNDERSTANDING %
Reading General lV2s
st. Louis and Iron Mountain con. 6s..... 113A
St. Louis and San Francisco fg. R........ ssh
g.. Louis Southwestern con. 4s.... 7aA
Seaboard Air Line 4s..............t r...,.. SIN
Southern Pacific 4s..,............1 ........ s21s
Southern Pacific LIST Is scertifcatls..,..... FIN
Eouthern Railway disarmament! ......... 11sM
Texas and Pacific lists I......... 1l9h
Toledo 81, L. and Western Il. 3. ......... soss
linton PaciHc Z. lO4SI
United States steei I'd 81. ;sN
Wabash lists :. ~. 113m
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-14
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET

1lAo; small, No. gugar-steedy3 and I'm.
changed coarse graduated. N.so hne, - 80. 5ss
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-08-25

X. l.. Patterson had severa |
rounds with rheumatism during the
last ten days and has come off
second best in most of the rounds.
X. l.. Patterson has been a very
busy man for three days putting up
a binder and getting ready to begin
a season OF harvesting. Besides his
own crop which is now ripcning
he has something over 100 acres
to harvest for others.
Max Goldenberg returned from
the ranch Wednesday where he
had Just finished dipping 5000 head
OF sheep. Mr.. Goldenbcrg says he
has harvested 2 tons of millet per
acre off his farm and will feed it to
sheep here this winter.
The Quay county normal insti-
tute we are informed is progressing
very satisfactorily under the di-
rectorship of Prof, Ellison. There
are sixteen teachers in attendance.
Prof. Ware who is principal of this
public school is taking an active
part.
Otis Truelove, firm of Madden
& I%ruelove, lawyers at Amarillo,
Texas, has been here several DAYS
this week. Mr.. Truelove is a kins-
man OF X. l.. Patterson and aside
from business matters he has at
tended to has been pleasantly en-
tertained at the Patterson home.
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1906-08-25

w. l.. Crutcher, fathcr-ln-law Of
c. II. Cherault, and David C..
Chenault, his father, came in Fri
day morning to take a look at Tu-
cumcari and Quay county. They
are Richmond, Ky. business men
and have money to invest il they
find anything that suits them. They
are well pleased with what they
have seen so far.
DR.. II. ID. Nichols and wife ar
rived here last week from Bisbee
AriZ., where prev )us to accepting
the position of surgeon for the Il.
|. and the S. w. Rys. here he had
been surgeon for the 5. w. at Bis
bee. He takes the position here
resigned by DIR. w. c. Kluttz who
goes to Germany for a years post
graduate Coure in surgery at Held
elberg. DR.. Nichols is a graduate
of Cornell University and subsc-
quently of medicine from the Uni
versity Of Pen lsylvania and has
been very successful in all lines OF
his practice. The Doctor and Mrs.
Nichols have taken rooms at Mrs,
Hurley's,