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TO REPAIR /! j. The ROOMS /.
0! noted BUILDING
Central Commute Of Association
for e,I', 'Pr e of Virginia
Antiquities Hold Meeting.

81 The central committee OF the Asso-
citation qfory the Preservation sof Virginia
Antiquities met yesterday st noon in the
rooms 81 the Virginia Historical Society.
The committee decided to Thoroughly
repair, paper and paint one Of the rooms
4 on the second floor OF the building occu-
pied BY the Historical Society. The id
Joining room will be renovated by the So
/ ciety Of Colonial Danes, and, as these
communicating apartments are used as
places Of meeting i for the societies, lthe
Improvement Will sihe.. q INA tier; OF special
ainteres 80 is 5ffts 3i,fiEs n gS45
Ell TIL correspondent secretaryRof the AS
ISOLATION for the Preservat ton Of Virginia
Antiquities, was Instructed to. write a
1 letter to- the Confederate Memorial Ltt-
erary Society, the United Daughters Of
tho Confederacy, and the City Council,
calling the attention OF these bodies to tho
( fact of the ruinous condition OF the Con-
federate civilizations near the Jefferson
| Davis Monument. and the necessity for
having these Notifications properly en-
closed and protected.
4 Mrs. J. n. S0uthall, chairman of the
committee in regard to the preservation
OF the Marshall house. at the corner Of
Ninth and Marshall Streets. made full
report OF satisfactory interview with
Z the School Board in regard to the build
Ing. The Association for the Rroserva-
ton OF Virginia Antiduitiea will spare
no efforts to save from harm the former
home OF tho first Chief Justice OF the
United States.
The chairman OF tho Landmark Com
mittee was given power to act during the
summer. and permission was granted
Mrs. William Ruffln Cox to place a
tablet to Secretary William Claiborne
in the memorial building at jamestown.
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STOCKS move UP
TO HIGHER. LEVEL ]!
Substantial Recovery ii, Prices
From Downward Course Of
I, Past Few Days.
RUSH For PENNSYLVANIA
Announcement Of Terms Of Paris
Loan Causes Big Jump.
Crop News.
(By Associated Prcss,)

VI
NEW YORK, June 1a.-rhere was a
substantial recovery In prices OF atocks
a to- day from the downward course which
was pursued through last week and which,
was carried over into yesterdays mar
ket The Rush to buy Pennsylvania this
morning on the official announcement OF,
the terms OF the Paris loan indicated a
decided Misrepresentation on the part OF
many OF the sellers yesterday. 1t was
the eager rush to buy on tho part Of
this class that caused the wide spread
In the opening quotations OF the stock
which carried II to as high aa 1873. This
price was only momentnrily held and
was not touched again during the day.
Tho Pennsylvania loan operation, how
ever, was a strong Influence In the whole
market. Various ruinors were current to-
day OF Intended recourse to foreign money
markets for several other important rail.
road systems which arc In need Of large
sums of capital to carry out projected
improvements. The effect OF the breaking
OF the drought In the winter wheat re-.
g'on, had some belated effect in to-days
market after having been Offset yes-
terday by the contrary Influence OF the
weakness in Pennsylvania. To-days
market was unsettled at times BY the
violent slump In Interborough-Dfetr
I tan. consequent upon the withdrawal OF
stock at fifty cents the reorganization
plan went Into effect. The abandonment
! OF support was tho occasion OF very busy
discussion OF It's probable reason. The
trading became intensely dull at the high
level. but prices were pretty we'll main
tained with the sustaining influence OF
the special strength In Baltimore and
: Ohio. Positive assertions were made OF
the prospect for an Immediate increase
in the dividend rate on this stock. Other
wise the principal strength Of the day
was shown in the same speculative IA
voritcs as for some time.
Conditions In the loan money market
were but little hanged Rates for the
time loans for tho shorter periods were
called slightly easier. but were strongly
held for the longer periods. The realizing
the final hour was we'll absorbed, and the
closing tone was firm.
Bonds were Irregular Total sales, par
value. $1.740.0 900. Il s,
United States S's registered, advanced
1-s and the new IS registered. declined
IA on cali.
NEW YORK, June la.-Aloney on call
steady l-414 per cent. Ruling rate 8 l-c;
closing bid 8 Ia: offered at Ia
Time loang steady; 60 days 412 per
cent; 90 days 41-2Gi 3-4a six months. s.
Prime mercantile paper bg5 1-2 per cent.
Sterling exchange weak. s4.s5. s56A $40
for demand, and at &4S2. 601stS2 .G5 for 20
day bills. Posted rates $4.s3 1-aa$4.GI ana
S4.ss 1-2947. Commercial bills s4.2 IA: bar
silver S 3-4; Mexican dollars 80 3-4. Total
sales OF stocks today were f,Ul1. 400
shares. @
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RICHMOND PRODUCE s1ARKrr.

ELouR-Receipts light; market very quiet.
liberal and market quiet.
0ATs-Market Arm at prices quoted; esh re.
grades are in demand at quotations. Receipts
are heavy low grades Disseminating aid are
hard 70 move except at buyers' prices Clover
poTAToEs-Receipt liberal; market weak.
with downward tendency. "a
EGGS-Recelpts moderate and market con-
tinueS active. ri si e 'slFs
BuTTER-Martet active It prtces qubted /;
moderate receipts. 3lg55 %
POULTRY. Receipts moderate and market
mn snd active nt SSota'sops $50
mand !: light receipts. s.
WoOI-Actiys; light. receipt
RECEIPTS FOR THE WEEk--yVheat.A 81 sss
bushels Corn. 4i.34O bushels Oats q, 6562t 3ush-
els. Flour. lsss barrels. Hay. 800 tonss mill
foed. is08 5toua t5s D..
Corn. 77s bushels. Oats: s,see bushels
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COTTON MARKETS.

Z; SE gv;v YORK or June ls..cont!nued Iqudat,on
py.July longs was the feature in the cotton
market: which ruled very nervous and unset
/ tied The. olose was barely steady and ruled
169ls lower. March being the only month show
Ing no loss. Sales Tor the day were estimated at
SD. 900 bales: The opening was steady at de-
elmo OF $40 points, which was hardly a full
response TO the cables and reflected possibly
q private crop report issued late yesterday,
!. claiming a deterioration OF is per cont for the
last half month, together with the expectation
: q q bullish weekly bureau report at midday
!, There WAS some buying for turn al tho open.
Ing. and the market showed a disposition 10
DO little better on covering OF new crop
July liauidat!on and sold OF to a net decline
port stated that the droughty conditions in tho
I! Southwest were becoming serious, and rnen-
/ toned the excess precipitation in the eastern
belt, but tho rally following was matter OF
only 8 OF points, and the market later broke
TO q new low leyol for the day. with July
selling come 344 points under October, 2S points
down from last night. and over a cent below
the high level touched on May 18th. The close
was at just about the lowest point on the ac.
tive months, and those positions showed losses
/ ranging from 9l723 points,
For the week: Receipts So bales (estinlated)
against p. 40 last week and 7S,0 last year.
/, To-day's receipts at New Orleans, 2,lls bales
against 8 29s laAt year, and at Houston. 3,l7l
bales against 2 800 last year 5
Val go,
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Leaf Tobacco Market.

The sales OF loose leaf tobacco were
very light yesterday Only three OF the
warehouses;. shookoe. stonewnll and
shelburne's had breaks. and the aggre-
gate sales amounted to only about $4,000
pounds. Tho stock offored was OF medium
goods. and everything put up brought
good prices. The sales will be light all
the week XII III 4 is;is * "a III 5#I 4
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SouthernRa

A. y TRAINg LEAVE RICHMOND. sss5
oniy ~ L1lrroilowins schedule figures published
7:oo a X Enatlon. and are not guaranteed }
1o:S6 8. sni-Dai!y--Loaal for Charlotte N.
' ..-Daily-Iin,l Buffet Pullman ITO
nHtn asnta and birmingham. New Orleans,
TT1Se.npn!s Chattanooga and all tho South,
nrms9pugh coach for Chase City, Oxford.
am s pusrnfam and Raleigh. iI. ii55 T,l51
II "a S MM-Ex. Sunday-Kaysv,ila Local.. INK
iA;oV M:-Daily---Limlted-f uinan ready, lin
~ M. for all the South,
l.ao =. YORK RIVER Line, 81
N Ill \; .-.Except sunday-Eo. l6-BaltinorA
1:is E we Mst-pE Except sundayNo. lo-Locai q
s4' a W.. M.p pG;e snnday-No. 741oc.l sts
a.ka ]. TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. s.5
SIS 5. ~ 10 2 M..From. ali the South.
s.4o 4 fnave City and Local Stations Fl
dix 4. SSii,-Trom KeYrville and Local stationa,
Point NO l5--Fl9m Baltimore and west
1913 A.; n. 10. o. s:l5 y. M No. ,s-yron
yyS So 70 and No. 10 stop Quinton, Tunstaiia;
S VnIe Aousa and Lester. Manor q II
y. W'ssFssTBuRY. ID. p A., ]fsssf
II. B. SPENCER a. = Fs'GWsmI Rmtp ysf "
Cen Mgr; 5il .3iSf pasa Trnft NET
w. II. TAYLOE, a. r. ];
sft Washington. ID. y c.
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5ssss1; :.,s sss ' ssss 1879 81,
February ~. ~. III II. q
Spot cotton closed quiet, Is points down mid
ding uplands 1875; middling gulf, ii, ~; iaaleh.

Gotton, quiet; m!ddling lilo; gross receipts.
lo.t bales; sales So bales; stock, o3s bales.
Total to-day at all pores-Eet receipts, 7.6tG
o aaass g, sxp2r; 70 Great Britain, AXIS bales:
Consolidated at all port.-Net receipts, 1s.7zs
nalss; export % Great Britain. II. Tsl bales: to
France, SOP bales: to the Continent, 5.4as uaies:
to Japan. 100 bales. ~ m ,a5 & ga az " ~
Total since September LIST at ali ports--Nes
z71el73 bales; to France. 6s7. ~ bales 20 this
Continent. 25l7.3H bales; "a Japan, 1855
bales; to Mexico. 2,7st bales. Il sf ~ ~
I! NEW ORLEANS, La, June lo.-coTr On
Spot cotton closed quiet st q decline OF Nc
under yesterday. Sales 5were 100 on the spot
and go to arrive total OF so60 bales: rnid-
ding . 1S.lse{ Futures opened steady but
closing do On Liverpool cables. Llauidat,an BY
down throughout the session. On July espe-
elally the longs concentrated their selling, tn:s
month opening II points down and droprdr1y an
additional 10 points 70 the lowest shortly before
the closing. The general list closed stntsdy at
a decline Of 1913 points under yesterday Is close
and a net decline OF 1914 points from to-day =
opening. 81. 4 4: ~ 5SE.i ,
Cotton futures closed steady: January, 40 ST;
March; lote; lyme. 70 IS nominal; July. 70 y;
November, 10. q December. 10. %. ss.,5-sfs \
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'iEcluded 128l4isc.; frsts. $50 1ec.; prime frsts.
l7hc.; extras lBc. Cheese-Quoted ut l00ilhc.

!. B;ALTIMoRE.s ND. June le.-FLouR- quiet
issM gSs4c. corn-Dnll and lower; spot eSI
StAc.; southern white. 6795sc. oats-buiI and
lower: No. mixed, 43hQL44c.: No. 2 western,
not quoted. Rye-Quoted at C9Qt70c. Butter
steady and. unchanged. Eggs-steady at lSc.
Cheese--Active and unchanged. Sugar-Firm
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4 = -is-,',sl5 al 2
TOBACCO -NIARKDT9.
Richmoud.n:y

I ~ II. - Richmond. ,rva.. June 10. 1905.
Tobaoco-Dark Fired (Reordersd 1.-No' . tSsi
change g note since last report; market con.
itsnues YER. quiet with little o. nothing doing
but arm; Light receipts. Sum Cured-Fa,e re.
Icepts; market continues active at unchangcd
quotations is5St '''''s"sSN
Note---Much OF the tobacco arriving is in a
asa, g. condition and such. tobacco sells low
tof their tobacco before send Il to market. 49,
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE or STOCKS I'M NEW YORK
T1kmasB & ca Baners
.sA1E,s,

!. s seo Atlantic Coast Limo, con, J,
! % a'2m American s,nel,e "a, com
$3.50 % A'.'nalgamntcd Copper ,'' !,
4' gu Amer Car ana Foundry,
~ Amer. Car aud Fpur,, nd
w. ". American Cotton o!i.,...
~ american Tobncco, BID, !.
90 ~ erisnn Can ...,.,s.,,,.,
IA * tx Ain1sicnn Can. pfd ,..,.
to'!W Amer. Locomotive. com
* amer, I1pcomotMe, pfd...
a'@ AmeTican 6usar ,...,.,...-
o' ~ 4 and s.Fe, com \.
ohVD Baltimore and Ohfo WAN.
N19 9rooklyn Rapid Transit.
I * * SCS,anadinn Pacific ...s......
Z ~ chesapeake and Ohio.....
~ a, ~ Shicago Great Western.
I'SW chicago. Mil. and ST. Paul
lo'@ Colorado Fuel and 1ron...
w Colorado Houth.fccn,.....
~ colorado South, LIST pfd.
!O Colorado South, I'd pfd :.
Ivy Claw, Gin, Chi. and 5Ht. [,
1,Gc0 Consolidated Gas ...........'
$500 Delaware ana Hudson, /. \
Del. Lack. ana Western.
l1NO Erie, com.....,..........
2O Eric, LIST pfd. ..............
100 6 encrai Electric .........
2,6W Great Northern, pfd.
800 Illinois Central
6,m Louisville and Nashville.
fH Mnt,ha ffo,, 10y t,Ilf 97lgIf7i
Metro. Street Railways.
1900 Mexican Central 2...........
$500 Mo, Kan. and Tex, com.
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Produce Market.

The receipts on '''the block. yesterday
were somewhat light, but there was q
very tive demand. and prices remained
unchanged. = III
Fruits are more plentiful and the stocks
more varied but the demnnd which
seems to increas seas the days go by. keeps
the figures stirf. .s.. 81 ~ n,
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Mobile and Ohio es i
= ntional +. r. Of Mexico con- is............ BAN
New iork Central gen. 3izs ys,s
e@ Jersey Central gen. Ss................ l2s7i
SN,orthern Pacific 1DtH
Northern Pacific rs
NORFOLK and Western con. Is .............. 1Uvss
oregon Short Line refunding 4s......,....... yAis
penneylyanin conv. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. VIZ
Keading General ls......................... 102 n
81. Louie and Iron Mountain con. 5s...... llS&
~. Louis and San Francisco fg. 4s......... S5si
~, Louis southwestern cntl 4s. ........... tSh
Southern Pacific 49,. ............... VIZ
Southern Pacific list 49, certificates. a1K
soutnern x2ilwaY es.......... 1lSM
Texas and Pacific lists (ofered) 1l3J.
= oiedo, 81. y. ana western as (offered).... slh
Union Pactnc ~. lH 4
United gtates Steel Cd OF
Wabash i. liz
Wabash Deb. BE. 81
western Nd. ssh
w neellng ana LAKE Erie S9H
wisconsin central ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, D.
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RAILROADS..
r. 6 p g ~ !;;s Y;

(. b 4i - q. Potor1a 10 n. r NJ
Irans Leave Rlchmond--N MORT vyars. s
s'W A. M,-.Daily. Byrd 81 Through. An If
o'so a. N. -Daily--Main 81. Through. 85ss
''s' 4, M.-Week Days-rllba. grsderieksbura
accommodation, 3Si33 "a Tl37 80
~, sno a. M.--Daily-Byrd 81, Through.
:. -. ~ noon-Week Days--Byrd st. Through. ysj
-" 4, M.-Week pess-Byrd 81 EtederickA
DurR accommodation. 7Sg M
s o:oo :. M.--Dally-alain ST. Through. Al
''0O e g. M;mdWSei Days 1llba Ashland u.
SIG =. M.-Dally-pyrd 81. Through.
90 rXai a ~ Arr!ye Elehnnond- soathwatd!s
4. comnodaslon. d, - Y A'1.N Sat ~
~ A. A. M--Week Days-Byrd az vredsrteks.
,s sss aa.4M--Dally--Hyrd 81. Through. XIV
80 focal .tnsI Days--Byrd ST. Through.
~. T. M-p ,sYiiI; st. rhrou.s.
o Ice M:mWeek Days-Iliba. Fredericxsbare
sdS z u. 4 Hsassss r.,.
o No,T F; NJ 1, Dsily--Main 81. through, 81
daoG q tratns except trains arriving N,cn.
moda,ioln;esV =. Al week dnys. and local aeeoni-
.o m,ss ,s q arrival, ana departures ana con.o-
~ NJ. - Dpp !kN g. w. cuLp, w. P. TAYLOR,
'''' ~ ~ rest rest. Gen'l. supt. Truf. Mgr.
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Transportation Associatio,nr,.

transportation association,
A meeting will be held by the railroad
and steamship clerks at smlthdeal at
OF forming local branch Of the Inter-
national Association OF Transportation
Clerks.
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UNION STOCK YARDS. PlTTsBuRa. PA,
S%ns 3SsScaAsa,Tsabsuppy sht market slow
Receipts light ana active. Heavy and me-
d!nnis heavy and light yorkers, 50. 90 !; pigs
fair; market slow. Prime wethers, IS s5Q5 .SO:
Eculls and common. s3g400: lambs. 81, 50Sc7 los:
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NEW YORK pRO,DlUtC,,lB MARKET.

new YORK. June le.-FLoUR-steady but
Gull RI: Rye FourIQuiet..a Cornmeal-steady.
{. Enthusiastically No. rod. e4c elevator. OPP
tons steady so at Me. net decline July ss'sc,;
corn-Easy: ON. 6sAc- elevator. Options
S@lc. net lower. July. 6sHo.: ~ septcmbt1.
tSAo; December. 57Mc. Oats-steady; mixed,
45hc 3 "a q Z 5l15i :.
q Beet-steady. Cut Meats-F1rm LARD
refined. easy; continent ;9.30. Pork-Steady
Iallow-.steady. Rosin-F1rn at s4,o5. Iurpen-
5tine-F1Ym. ~ ~ -:
|. Rice-F'rm. ENTHUSIASTICALLY coffee-spot
RIO. steady; No. invoice. 7ste.: mild. steady
Futures steady, net unchanged. &Sar-Kaw,
flrm; fair refining: &C. :centr!fugai, sh9s 1860.
Mola sses sugar. 2kc.; refined. firm.
ana unchanged. Peanuts-Easy and Unchanged
\ Freight 70 Liverpool-Dul and unchanged
Easy and unchanged. cottonseed Oil-Barely
Isteady .p4ces practically unchanged Prime
prime summer yellow. $50 ikss1tc.: prime white.
t4cGilc. i; primo winter yellow 4o@ilc.
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DANVILLD TOBACCO NIARIlET.

8. tKtpoFtsd by Dibrell pros.)
=. ~ Danvillo. Va, June w. 1909.
which would indicate that there l. very iit,ie
tobgcc2 left, In the bands OF tho farmers to be
Ground hns boon too wet TO work. Tho Quality
~, y aSo n she sane as heretofore. and there Is
on all grades. Business 10 quiet In hogshead
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ATT. ANTIC5 COAST LINE

EFFECTIVE May 9TH
Tra!n1E leave Richmond daily: III 80
Il EorI Florida and South. e:o5 a. n .s7:25 SP.y NJ
$50 p. NJ IN Z - So - -
a For y. and w. Ry, west, la;lo and a:so =. 81.
For Petersburg. 8 100 "A, NJ, 1870, 3sp. t:Ua
600 and 1850 p. II. n ~
Tor, Gold.boro ana Fayetteyille. 's:ss =. M,
AS and l4o "a. NJ e II 20. z:os s.so $50
and $3.50 Pm. sff
Except Sunday. ''Sunday only. ~
81 Time OF arrivals and departures and conueoS
lions not guaranteed 81 3l{Jl5..s 81
g. g. CAMPBELL. D. *. A.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET,
BALTIMORE. MD. June 1s.-scaboard Al,
Line common. 30 asked. n seaboard Air Line
Notwithstanding doing. :, - -,
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.Cl.hesapeake q Ohio ~.

ns'i lndlanapoIIe st. Louis, ohieess
CO. Loulsville, Nashville, Memphis If
400 2. n. and 100 P. NJ daily. isf a
Westbound Local Trains, /; sss &
10 A.. ~. daily and SIS p NJ. week day.
NEWPORT =, News, Norfolk and Old Point.
500 a. n and 400 p. NJ. daily. 8i
/ l '-'o''sl for Newport News and Old Point.
Isl 7:1 a. NJ and 500 p. N. daily.
James River Line;
lo.eeo A. ~. daily; Sis p M. veer sa.ya. ls5
.A.slye Maine Line from west; 81 10 AZ NJ.
rs :, A. IA NJ y: $40 PM .7:45 r. u From
east: 10 :05 A.. N. IS A. NJ, 1880 pm:
500 p. n: James River, s.s 10 A.. III. - u -
p; N. Daily: eek. sundny.) 80
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Richmond and Petersburg Electric Ralxallyt,

Cars leave corner Of Seventh and II parry
Streets. Manchester. every hour ION the houry.
from a.. n, TO 10 r: n. last car Ia mid nisht,
Cars leave Petersburg. foot Of Sycamore
Street, every hour from 9 1875 A, NJ, to ON II,
Nj daily, except Sunday. s., t 81
All cars from Petersburg connecting Rich-!
rnond cars 'fgsasS
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CHICAGO, Juno le.-Add!tiona! Ynin through
out the Central West caused renewed weak
close wheat Tor ths July delivery was OF no
Nc. Corn was down 10. Oats showed q loss
OF MG1c.. and provisions. were 21s aploo. lower.
The leading futures ranged az follows:
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caremont and James River LANDINGS, connect
and tho North. State rooma rsservsd fos the
night at moderate prices. Electric cars direct
Through Excursion Tickets on saie al Rich.J
mond 1ransfer,z sos y, Main Street. on Wharf "a
Steamer, Round trp. t2.s0. lg5slsS'Y4 q
Freight recalyed for aboye,named places ana
al p9ntss n E fS%Ta yEs4!ssi4a North
f:!JNo, F. MAYER. Agent, =.
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NEW YORK. June TO- -.BEEvEs- Receipts,
Trading dull. choiaA SIC. S Calves-Receipts,
tg afed nr Common good yea!s
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 6,835 head Sheep
{tas IS lambs. culls }s. 76 yeariinss,
steady at &e0100. Hogs-eRceipts. 800 head
State hogs Seso07. 10. . = -
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS i,
DRY GOODS MARKET j

..5.9s DRY GOODS MARKET. NJ.
Z. new YORK, Juno 10. -1onsdalc sheetinEs
were advanced he. a.. yard to-day ana Fiji
~. y L. q Xatd The market for the day
Kaa op az goods except print cloths and
The export trade Is very dull Cotton yards
show q slight recession In prices but spinrers
refuse 10 take orders freely at lower figures.
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COTTON LETTER
BysMxLLER e COMPANY Y

/, NEW Me-! {, YORK. June s.-clea.tng sklea over
N. ne Atlantic District after nearly ten days OF
CLOUDS and rain, changed q steady Liverpool
INTO weak ono. but the real weak knees was
centered in the July option IN this market,
where iona liquidation continued uninterrupted.
until,the close July lost 70 poi Mt s. cioslrg at
the bottom, and is now selling at Discount
under az the new crop month"; This is quito
change from the proud position recently held
OF OF .-!o points premium over October While
there Is an excellent & demand Tor cot
ipn Of good grade and character. low grades,
t!nged. stained. and all OF dusty or sandy
character. are drug on the market. Unror-
4tunately there Is a large proportion OF desirable
cotton In our local stock and this viii nearly
be disposed Of by tender gainst July contracts,
count below August or later months to pay
the carrying charges and interest. s,Sa
z Late this afternoon there ,waH q run1or OF
rams IN Texas. but when the rumor was run
down It was discovered tina rain had occurred
IN Marshall in tho northeastern part OF the
State, where no rain Is needed. On the other
hand. the situation is still in the throes Of the
existence -of which Is officially con-
hrmedS by the weekly weather report to-day
The same weekly report confirms damage from
excessive rainfall In the Atlantic District and
taken as q whole. was Of rather hulish
tenor. For that reason, notwith anding the
severe liquidation in July. which naturally in.
settled all values the new crop months lost
only 500 points. against a decline OF g in uiy.
"a Liverpool Is due TO come SOS down on old
nd tha 3ar utt y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-20
LYNCHBURG TOBACCCao IAfAR1x1Dr

Z 7 ra =
Lynchburg.i Va, June So ,eoa
sales o. loose tobacco on the tLyuchburs mar.
Ket tor tho two weeks ending June liz iSoa
tspoTtca by John !. Ogaesby, of Lynch ware
houa4 NWere 9aS folloWsi lsS - - I vs. y
Sod week ending June 8th. 225. 800 no,nda,
SOLO week ending Juno 18th $40 FANNIE !:
uo0rease Tor tho week ending June 18th. lis. co6
Sold from September lat, 1905, "a Jun. ,,,b
!yoo ,S29 go pound6; sold from sepo n,har 'tst
ssoa g June 1sth, lsoS, 1908, 100 pounds; dc.
4, The sales OF tobacco this week wera nuia
light Prices and condition " ths tobacco ware
about as thsy have hesn for, the past thrscc
months Tho weather during tho week has Nee
quite cool and CLOUDY with more or isss ~
eaoh day, which made a good and general .aa'
son iq N piennng any portion Of the tobacco
Ing that already planted The Tcron ~ ~
bacep rs now oil planted, and ithat frst nla nfsG
y Ssssa,nE Mi osss ara SIoTlgs nicely
Lugs. 400 as 800
Lu6s, mealunA,,',,,.,.,,,.o 600 d bvS
Auou 6tO a 100
shor 80 al bW
Esat, 900 d II ID
!eA!, H. ID d. lkOU
" 1890 d zo0
tPETERsBuFG To eco MARKET.
q. 4 Renorsei by ~ aaaockry ones, Virginia
sss n y W Petersburg, Va, ~ une 10. 1Dus
Offerings continue lighl, as most Of ths crop
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-20
NAVAL STORES },

SAVANNAH, GA, June ls.-TURPf5SIISI. d
Firm at b71kc; sales. 6ts casks receipts, j, IL.
cnhks; 1shlpmcnts,s7e casks Rosin--Fi rim "a les
2:!s9 bnrrel; receipts, 4lo9 barrels; shipments
go barrels; stock. %. DAG barrels. ~ z