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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-23
FATE OF BINGHAM CON.
Believed to Be Held as Nucleus for
Big Copper Consolidation.

That Bingham Consolidated is now
in the control of Heinze there is every
reason to believe, says the Boston
Commercial Advertiser. What the next
step in the Bingham camp will be has
been the subject of wild speculation,
but there is reliable information that
Bingham is to be the nucleus of a big
copper consolidation in the near fu-
ture.
Moreover. the people that will be as
ISOLATED with Heinze in this venture
are none other than the Cole Ryan
crowd, identified as they are with
Amalgamated and Standard Oil. These
people have been looking over the Sill
yer King and other silver properties
in Utah recently, and it is believed
that a number of these properties viii
go into the combination. Such. at any
rate is the story as we have il, and.
as We have said. it comes from a pref
ty reliable source.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-23
Utah Stocks in Boston.

James A. Pollock & Co, bankers and
brokers, yesterday received over their
private wire from Paine Weber & Co
one of their Boston correspondents the
record of sales of Utah stocks on the
Boston market, with range and closing
quotations
Boston. March 1.-The whole market
continued dull again today, but toward
the close was slightly stronger The re
ports from lower levels of the Mohawk
mine are more encouraging and there
seems to be a little more public interest
in the stock. The Miners union of Butte
answered a telegram which Lawson sent
them by stating that they were perfectly
satisfied with conditions as they are at
present and that he was only trying to
injure them by talking against the prop
critics in Butte. Quotations:
Sales. Open. High. Low. Close.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-23
Open Board.

Butler Liberal-375d2O
Columbus Consolidated-35 d6-15; 10Oa
$50
May Day-00d26@4.
ThOmpSOn-500G15; J00T16iA, 1,000617
Shares sOld-24. 635.
Selling value-S13,66S so.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-23

Just think it over. All Salt Lake
County Real Estate is a safe invest
ment, but Shelter City lots at $50 is
where the crowd is buying.
SHELTER CITY TOWNSHIP CO,
POI D. F. Walker Blk.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-23
Open Board.

Beck TunneI-1O0dSS.
Columbus -1O0d6.1S.
DAILY Judge-1000104
Eagle & Blue Bell-50GI2. 621z.
Little Chief. O0Od4: 2OO0d4k.
Lower MammOth-2O0G3412
Nav Day. O00d26. buyer 60
South COIumbuS-j00d25.
Silver King-50d3400
Systematically 00G1612.
Tetro-500d15.
Thompson ,OOOQ17 seller 80; 5O0d17; go
as
Shares solids, 400.
Selling value-S1,95l.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-23

Continued on Page 7
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-23
SANPETE VALLEY RY.
Service Via the Pioneer
Line.

AS usual the Sanpete Valley Railway
will operate the fastest scheduled
trains for conference. Instant con-
nections at Nephi- See agent or j. H
Hornung, G. A. Manti-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-23
Afternoon Sales.

May Day, 0O0q261z; 700a 26as; 1,0oOa26I4
5eGd26Is
Uncle Sam-10OdH34.
Beck Tunnel-1.50 OdSS; 500QSSL
Little Chief-200064
New York. .0g0G 49,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-23
NEVADA STOCKS.
Forenoon Sales.

Carisa-5OOd242t 5OOd25.
DAILY Judge-125d1O. 30: 5G081O. AZ
May Day, O00d261z; 2,500a263z: 500d26ss ;
5.0OGd271z, buyer 50; 2,JOOd27: 2JOOd267s
5O0dZIl4, buyer 50; 3,000Q2612, seller 60;
1 0l0GZ71s. buyer so.
Victoria-1O0d2. 20.
New York-j00d1Ss4.
TetrO-50od15; 509d 1915
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-24
.COTTO n Z :! Utter { 81 !! +
81 MILLER a COMPANY,

NEW YORK, June 2. The week has
boon noted for continuous liquidation u
theSJuly option. resulting IN an extreme n
decline Of forty-fiye points, vvi,ilc the
nov. crop months wcre practically ,iii--
disturbed, tho net loss as oompar red with
last Saturday being only 3 TO Is points.
August, owing ito IT. proximity. sym.
pathized moro with fully. and lost Ten
points. For tho first $tinie since the fl!qu u;
dation began. there were signs lot e de-
sire TO buy. q uly Ito,, mn investment basis
and several thousand ibales were thus
bought to-day at " twenty points under
December. Cpernti ons OF this sort usually
forecast the end OF liqulda ton, hut thee
may be further pressure brought to bear
against July longs. hon notice day
arrives next riday, June 2sth.
v The crop during tie week has made
good progress thron ghout the cet1tral por h
i ton OF the belt. The Atlantic district sus-
Tered from excessive rains and Is now
busy ling the present dry Their,
getting rid OF accumulated grass and
weeds South Texas, on the other hand,
Is SUI fering seriously from d rong Mt, and
although showers are predi cted for tina {
region tomorrow such predi ctions have
% often failed during S the past two
months, that the trade awaits the show
3ers themselves before believing that the
drought Is about to be broken. III
$& ntiment on The whole is sbearish, and
there Is "a disposition stos sch new tcrop
months, especially on any; rise. I'VE are
OF the opinion that as soon as the July
liquidation shall have been over r,at-
Sural5 rally will result, and should the
short interest be dded to. Il as is pro bable,
on any, rise. prices may sstil further adj
vance at the expense OF nm accumulated
short interest. ai5 Il
$ liverpool Is Que to come ;:4 to I'D points
down on near and bout 3 2 over on STn1
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Greater Pittsburg.

us By a ma lori ty OF more than 900 In g
popular vote, Pittsburg and Alleghany,l In
PENNSYLVANIA, have decided to become one
city. Dissa tlsfled citizens have appealed
to the United States Supreme Court 9
overthrow, the act under which Y The ixp .; 3
4 ~ congolidation decision viii stand. The
8farht for a union OF interests has been
bnn ~ nte,yals since 1894 the year OF
$Pittsburg's centennial --with the g ppost.
ton always In Allegheny. BIZ
Nv the census OF 1900 9Plttsburg had
Enonrln ton OF 32l,6l8 and was eleventh on
the list OF American cities. eghAny IN
400 had 129,S eG people. Esttmaf prs
pared for The World Almanac Tor l9Vo
eiya Pittsb,,rg q count Of S6O. 900 ana Atle.
rhary 145 O00--n total OF " 605 600 l'ocnl
enthusiasts lain TOR the consolielus ~
Ecity 81, 600 4 o GEO, 900, with sixth place On
tha national roll "a The struggl e$ for place
ia With baltimore, which counted bOs,957
In 1900 !. q !. I, =, q, !, !,
River from Plttsburg. IS connected WITH
IA larger city by several bridges. = ne
ma ms, arr rI of the two municipalities VIII
Ia az natural ms was that Of old New
York ana Brooklyn. Unlike Brooklyn,
5Alleghany' brings for Its portion n union Hlo
neither daily papers nor theaters,
q Within n ten-mtle radius from tfre'alE s.
ittsburg, In All ghany county, there was tI
n 1aoo a p.opulation OF more than 10000.
ON the ground they call II more than
5000 now. AIcKeesport, Braddock and
(. homestead nre among the big towns VII
n these limits, presumably we may LOOK
eror mora consolidation later, and the
r,se In Pittshurg OF O One Million Clun
Il tch that newly In evidence IN 81.
jIouis.-New York World y 54
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CLOSING Y BOND 3, j QUOTATIONS.

Chicago, n. I. and Pacific r. n, 4s........ 20 y
Chicago, r. I. and Pao.s r r. col. Ss...... y Y
C,S &. III and 81 Louis gen Is :. 1914
Colorado Industrial g., series AZ, q. TN
Colorado industrial S.. series 3 ............ III
C,oorA 40 Midland ~ !. 10
Colorado snd Eo,ith eSn IL W
Cuba Is 1o6N
Denver ana Rio f5rands ls.5....,, lVyS
Diksiliers' Sectirttles W =
icria prior ilon u !. iOi
Bro General Il (bid) !. (. 91
inx va ltbs +. !, lvs:3
Japan 81 p0X
"a a. I'd series . y. DO n
Japan Va, &c ss2s
ysba q s
Ieuisptile and Eash N Inined IN 4
Mammalian con r,oid %. lV4s
Niexicn 4 q soA
Afericn 4 mi NJ fnc ...,,,.. %
Min. and ST. Louis Observation-Disclosures. IsM
sso,,rl rs xarlsas and Texas ~. VIZ
NissourL Kansas and Texas 2ds ......,... ASK
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d a u fI d M
u. 8. reftndlng q. resistersd ....... J
VI y. rsfundlns =, coupon.
". 81 %. reststsrsd
y. s., ~, coupon 4. ,...,..........l
y. 3. Old II, Registered .......
". 81 Old ~, coupon s..,..s.........l
VI 8. New =, rcsIstsred !
y, New e, cou pom .,,....l
American Tobacco ~. 81,
American Tobacco 6s......,,.;,,. ,,...,..,..l
1tehsea adyistment
Atlantic Coast Line ....,,.....t !
baltimore and Ohio $s....,.......t.....
Brooklyn Rapid Transit oonv. ls.,.......
Central u OF Georgia Il 81. .,,,......1
Central of Georgia 1T Inc tb!dj
Central OF Gcorgin ID Inc (bld) ..,.,.......E
Central OF Georgia ~ Inc. (t,d) 3. ,..,,..
Chesapeake and Ohio 4 ~ ...,. 800.
Chicago ana Alton ], !. 3.
Chicago. D. and Quincy new A...........sI
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5Clearing-H House Averages.

S5Ias| By Associated Press
nv NEW YORK, June 2S.--T The sta tement
of the clearing house banks for this week
shows thai 8tfe banks hold SO. 81, 925 over
the legal reserve requirements. This is
an increase OF "a, s3s ESQ over last week,
The statemen t follows III H I'M
Z Loans 81 ,067. 758, 800 d ecrease Alb OK,
Deposits. 81 ,049, 472 400 increase s .22so,
Es3Os 3I,58 e 53
Circulation. SIS. All ,1O0a decrease. SIG IVY.
Legal ten ers. ss4 ,397 200; increase, 1885,
500 s;gs n 3s55 y u.
8t5 Specie, Hss .ss3. 500: increase 1926 soo
Reserve. s2Ta Isl 900; increase. sl6sdoo.
$s22 $50, 5sa s. US !. !.
Surplus, $40, 1872 ,82s: increase, s. s3e 600.
AZ Ex-United States Deposits, 81, rs. s5o; $l.s-'
crease. q, s6S. 22o 3.83 5S. 5i$F j.
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COTTON M ARKETS.

& NEW YORK, June as.---Tho cotton market
opened steady at unchanged prices Z. q decline
OF point WHICH was dsapPSSn;sm tine, -. re-
IL. favorable, weekly crop reviews and re Their
buish statistics There seemed TO- be no fresh
pretty we'll before the close OF vest erday. and
With no support in the market prices eased on
ing continued very quiet. however, and the
tone was hardly easy. - $5 ~
n Recnipts al the ports to-day were 1.Aa2 bales
against sos. last week and io0ss last year.
Tor fhe week g, 90 bales against N.sa last
EeWp Orleans Sss bales against q $40 last year,
and at Houston tes bales against l.oso last
year. st5l is9e3f&
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Mobile ana OHIO Collateral Trust u .i s4A
Natlonai Il. n of5 Mexico con. Il. ~. e4H
New FORK CSttralE xen az ySia
New Jersey Contra gen. IS il. -. 12sE
Northern Paci6o 4 . lOj Is
Northsrn Paclnc Is V
Norfolk md Westar1 CON !. ~. do0ta
OREGON Short Line refundins ~ p4H
Pefiiisylynria 1coIly I 81 !. 3.
RAadiilg Genera
StlIIoIis and Iron Hountnin con. 81 ~. 114it
st. louis and San Francisco fg. 10. ....i...s 6e
81 FOULS Eouth al srn1 con. IL III
Beaboard AIR Lane ~
aouthar Panihc Ia ". a. 3p2 IA
gouthern Pacific at ~ tv1h
Sothern Railway IS. 1l65z
Taxa rd Facifo lists /. 119h
Toledo Ct ~ L. q and Western Alls
Union Pacific A. \. \, 49,
Initsd states stoei ia {. yU7S
nha IN Il \. 4. =. I. 3S
wabash Deb B SsM
WeStern Nd q =. I, So "a
wheeling and Lake Erie Observation-Disclosures. 87A
{VVisconHin Central 81
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RICHMOND K PHoprCn MARK l,;l',

FLoUR-1Market continues quiet, but the
demand IL somewhat Improved: receipts heavy.
WHEAT eceipts light n arkst stea 1,5
Market fairly active: likht receipts. RYE.
Unchanged /; very QUIET HAY--Wlth !Ilcreased
receipts our market Is some easier; on grades
are nnsaiable except AZ buyers prices. Glover
lPbTAToEs-R Receipts lisht, demand good
4 EGGS--F1rm and ia ctiye a. prices g Voted;
light receipts. 3s
h BUTTEK-Market continues active at auo.
tatlons receipts Moderate ., IF
POUDTR Y-Firm and active at to-day's auo-
tatlons recet pts mod crate. i & . 9S
" VIRGINIA BACON--Un Unchanged, 5 good O.
Hand Git receipts. 81 VS. 4 AZ "a 81
WCOL-Continues active; light receipts
RECEIPTS FOR THE WEEK-WheAt D. s1s
brshele: corn S7,6le bushels; Data 81 ITO bush
eis flour. $50 barrels 100 tons 1''lll-
feed w tons. 6Y.s
81 sToCK IN ELEyAToR-corn. I, s55 bushels;
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MARINE 1NTnhfdGENCtR.
iroRr or RICHMOND. JUNE -, iscs.

II PORT or RICHMOND. JUNE ~, iscs.
$s ARRIVED. "A Al NJ,
Steamer PocAhoatks, Graves James Hiyet
landing ana Horfolk rchsnd!as ana pAsssf-
steamer Berkeley. Shelly, No FOLK, r1erchah'
dise and passengers Ola dominion line 81
steamer Berkeley, Shelly, Morfo1k, merchant
disc and passenger Old Dominion line &, III
fl PORT OF WEST POINT, JUNE a. 1906.
Sil ARRIVED. IL. .a f7 (!t y
+ etsAmAhip Cha lotte, Mt,Sbhy, 2Baldmofe, PAS
!AeiEess ana general cargo v El g "A
4q Az "a lLDn Hi = XII AL N
III efeamSsip Charlotte. Murphy Baltimore. pAs-
sengsfS and general cargo u Isl x
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-24
PR|CESa.GO DOWN D 4 !!
md CLOSE 6. / S (: Weak
Nothing Left Y Y y! day q is Fri-'
I,.5. days Show q Strength :t'E '4s.t
on Market.
STAN DARp o ~ |, PR Q I U7IoH'
announcement Of Programme. 't'1:3
II. Administrator Affects a st
Trading. sB
on b PR o cUTlot't
ny Aasocla cd Press.)

35iS /, NV YORK, Juns es.--Nothing was
left 10 day Of the show OF strength i1l N N
esterdnysg stock market, and prices
yieldcd wealthy to the closing which was lls
~ Y the lowest of the day With Q de-
oiining tendency In full forge. and a at
3lossea running from one t. over !. tn ~ 90
points for leading speculstlve fa ~
q, There was q momcntary disposltl I'!l n, %
4buy<stocks for tho purpose OF GOVERNS 9 err
shorts about the time tof the 3' -,
Of the favorable bank statement p ..
q aal,inp orders cnmo Into the market With
increasing volume In the attempt %
realize on the lank statement and prices
were carried sharply dow wards through
Tho announcement OF the programme
~ tho administration for the prosecution
OF the standard Oh Company was y, y q. al.
ynnced as the motive for the selling q
stocks. It Us to be no ted u this connec--f
ton that tho substance OF the announces ammo
5rnent given out at the Depart nent I @ :;
Justice yesterday after the close ot the
4 stoc,. market did not differ materially
4 from the reports current Of Its character e
while stocks trading was still In progress
Yesterday, and while prices OF stocks
we're advancing Tho demand TO cover
shorts, which was largel y respon sible for
yesterday's rise seemed 70 pc mostly.
satisfied & to-day and the Efforts to- get
out OF stocks were renewed. Bal timoreeI
ana Ohio was tho sole example Of any
thing like strength In the ma rket.
Tho bank statement disclosed N much
more than the expected gain in cash and
/ the surplus was helped also BY the re-
iduction In the $loan item. The Increased
banking resources thus availab Bile VIII be
required, II Ii ID helisve Cd. s$ 70 meet the
extra demands during the coming week
4 In preparation for the July ettlemcnts:
,ss The total !; sales OF bonds, par value
amounted TO $40, 900. bl v Ia
ssitssi Tho total sales OF stocks for the day
amounted to 1901 shares. ,5S
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.sAE.ps,T
~

20 Atlantic Const Lima, oom j.
n.W American Shelters, com !.
e. 800 Anna lsa.na ted COPPER ~. d
go Amer Car md F6utdty, q,
Amer, Car n nd FDufi,l Eta.
+ @ American Cotton QtlJI,,,,
q 9 Amer oail + obA1co, pfd,.,iy
II lW Amer can Can \, 7, h, :.1,,..,
" 20 American Can pfh ,a,.,,.,
{ 900 Amer, opofnttit e, com n
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net loss OF eDio points. .&5 4
"a Cotton futures closed quiet ~ followa;E June.
lSss ostoSSer Is Nosenber j; DeeesSer
10. 81; January, TO- 50; March, u. 80. &
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- x -tt''f' =, 7fr-' 4 :
/ SEA- Ep PROPOSALS,


e OR sALEt-s3O,O 900 CITY OF MAN
\ CHESTER, VA. FER CENT.
WAITER FILTRATION BONDS.
VI TO provide for the construction OF q
water filtration plant, the Committee on
Finance Of the City Council Of the city
adopted June Is, 1906, has instructed me
to ADVERTISE for, and receive, sealed bids
II for the purchase OF all. or any portion
y OF, the 10000 4 per cent. coupon con-
yertible bonds. having thlrty-four years
to run and dated July l. 1906 iSs
81 The bonds will be issued In denomna-
tons OF $500 and will bear date as of
July /, 1916 but will be sold With ac-
fcrued Interest as of August ], 1908, and
will he ready for delivery on that day.
X Sealed bids for the above Will be res
ceiyed at the office Of the City Treasurer
! until "a O'Clock p, M. Of Friday, July Q.
The Committee on Finance win meet
at thu Council chamber. at 5 o'clock +. N,
/ Of that day to open and consider the bids
Ths Right to reject any or all bids IS
EXPRESSLY X reserved. The bonds will be
snerayed under the supervision Of and
certified us to gennineness, pg the lnifeu
States Mortgage and Trust Company. of
New York city. n,
For Further Information apply TO- y W.t
R,onaugh. Jr TFs asRa9N,A1T ahe gs
't'T' i.E 5s City Trsas9rsrt
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ilRr On sTOCh MARKET.


m N III Richmond. Va Juns p, 1904,
u STATE SECURITIES, BID. Asked
North Carolina III, c.. 1910. ..........tIos
Va 3d., Old Z, G. and Ri, 1es2....::,. esh
,ya. Centuries. 2-St q and r., 1Sal..S % SeA
4 RAILROAD BONDS. WI 81 9aB
Atlanta and chs..$ lst -. r. Y lsqE.... ys z.
AZ. GIL. r.. Ctfs.o q IND - p. O. %
Georgia Pacific 10. 81, G. !. 1927 ,,... ~
Georgia and Ala Con-. g.. Sls4s y
Morn and Western ny. ~, 80 lol
Western NJ Or LIST Sc, CT 1914 ny
Eeaboard Air Line list ~. 61S30..,... s7h 80.
S3# RAILROAD STOCKS Par. ~ s255S iit3
Atlantic Coast 100 ltl $
Atlantic Coast Line pfd lQ0 1e0 Tx
Atlantic Coast Line com l0Q III
Chesapeake and Ohio, November 400 es
Norfolk and Western com 100 u ~
BANK AND TRUST COMPANY BToCKs,
American National. loo l2S -. #
Broad Street. e -. G
CityA.. - re- @
First National 80 HaE...
fferchn nj ttpnal. tIS ,..
National Bank OF Virginia loo ~ ~, |4#
Bank OF Richmond. no ~ S53
5$5 INSURANCE COMPANIES " & 81 Y. S$ $
Virginia state ~ Ell
8s,S M1scELIsANEoUs. IA N
chem en- RI, Z. z. ley 1 369
}3 sS5 5-----------~---->
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"A NETWORK, June2, Tsme loans steady;
six mon this. 3 per cent. Primo me rcantiles
paper, SOS IL per cent. Sterling exchange
Seasy at 4G .oSfI4s5. 10 Tor demand, Ind az
asa 25@4S285 & for sixty day bllls.5 Posted
"a tea, 4s39 ise. Commercial bills. 4e7@4s2 IA.
Bar silver, 6S II. Mexican dollars, 80 81 i3S
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CATTLE m AKKB1S.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
9ljf&3 les at Union Stock YardS.)

Ed ssbgB IA Richmond. Va, J une q. 1905
4 ys stosh week endln
Best stesrs, sos 10; fair to rood. 434kc.
common ~ 9skc.:: best cows. sA Q 4c;; medium
ers. i've; med um Il good, ,st 6sk g: cowa
and ca Ives. SO per head caves. 4(1she.i
mon 70 fair, % e. Lambs. 81 a7c. best hogs
sg$Ac,;; gross; common 70 fair bas6k gr SIS
Prospects good Oh all kinds stock for nexl
week. -55E Sbs gt3
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Y CHICAGO. ILL, June % Tho harvesting
operations In the Southwest. delayed caused by
wet weather, had a. STRENGTHENING effect .to-day
option closed at a gain OF Nc Corn and cat 3
were each X gssc. lower, Proyistons were ~ G..
lower to 2Mc. higher AZ "a 35Ij t&
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Spot cotton closed steady: MID ding Auplandt
1880; middling gulf, il,l6 /; sales. s4o bales,

Spot cotton closed steady: .nlaonnS uplands,
1870 middltng gull. H. sales 30 bales,
Cotton, Is eady; n,iddling. 10 q; gross recepts.
78S bales sales. 90 bnles; stock, ~ ObO bales
bales export to Great Britain, q 49, balcsi ~
France. l,all i, bales; 70 the Continent s,2ls
CONSOLIDATED At all 1pprts-Net receipts, 1927
France. 500 spaies, 70, the Continent y, %?
bales. " u ". ( u, III Z, ". 4,
receipt 623, 2l2 baleH export TO Great Hratatn.
7sst bales; France 90 e? paies t. q, the
"a Mexico. e,7ea bales, tA5 "a
cotton say at yesteIaay apo,SS.
bts atter grades was good, but Offerings were
S eaa opsnsG
ssaSy ss gsSss tkps 9a u
south Tesas The yisbe sHPpg
h9n ts.s ,sna as Sm
wseh ssn II 4 points lower thar an yss a -
easIE The ass m nyor VIZ he rod pghfts area
E's Tsxas Tho market closed quiet With list
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III CHICAGO, X ILL, Juno 23,-cATTLE-Re-
ceipts :. 800 head. Market steady. Beeves,
3.Sod8. %; COWS and heifera $l.aoa 100 stockers
and BfeedersY g. s. calves. $50 r. Hogs
Mixed and butchers. Sc .s0aS 80: good. Y heavy,
IS :5oaS. 60: rough. IS. o3a6 40 Sheep. Receipts
30OOS head. Market steady. G Sheep, IS. 50G625
yearlng, %I6, 90; lambs IS. o0G5 I. 60 M
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Strong and unchanged: largo. 11Ao. !; small,
l1hc. a Susar--Steady, unoha nged a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-24
NEW II 4, YORK Z ), {; PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW York, June 2s.-FLoUR Steady. Rye
Flour pull. G,ornmeal7;-esp Rye-lDull.
ps Whsa1MTIsm; red o.
siop. CSC. high ss, sp September.
Spot easy: No 2. 67A {. Nominal eleva-
tor, Options quiet and without ira nsactipns.
closing Nc net lower: v uly, 6sAc, septem-
ber,a ssNc.; December, 6sH Il Oats-sfeady mix
beei--steady. Cut Meats-steady; picked
bellies. II 1lSc,.: pic kled shoulders So SAc. !;
picked hams, ieG l2,ic. Lard y Quiet western
prime. ss+s nominal ren NED. steady continent
clear. SIC iT5sD1S 80; mess. l7G17. 10. TnlloW--
Steady. Rosln-Dull, Turpent ine-Quic M at
Rice--te adys NJ olnsses-Firm. New Orleans,
good to choice, 3003sc.# Conee-Spot Rio steady;
No; invoice, q. steady; cordo Va; sal2Mc
fasaI $ te,t a sAss iF.sse moasses sugar
2NcS refined. steady. 3F III
!, I, Chess ee,;
Peanuts-s fancy hanaapleked In;
Easy; cotton by steam, 49,; grain, do Id
Pota toes-Easy rose. southern per barrel
tll. 76Qa26; cobblers6 {l.7642. Is 3, do Chill g.
j150d2.00; do. southern, 76cs gu %: do, Maine
per bag. s1D2.25; State and western. 3: 1902 o.
IS Cottopseed 2Oi-Aoderate ly active with prices
barely steady. Prime crude o. 3. mills.
IS c nominal. new crop: pri me summer yellow.
s5da5Ac.; prime white. 100; prime winter yell
low, Nc. IL III III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-24

fsBAI.TIMoRE MD, June 2a,--FIo on R-Firm.
unohsnged wheat-stendy ", spot cen Z, ~ Ct
500 spot, hsdssMc southern, whlts corn s7alsSe.
ats-Easeri No !? mixed a?,fe Rys.ds 81 ~
,t,InchanEed; fancy Imitation, l70lsc.; fancy
creamery, slQtsc, EEgs-rFirm Of lso. 4 Cheese
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-24
.LYNCHRURG TOBACCO MARKET.

Lynchhurg. Va, June rs, 1900. e
ket Tor Inc Two Weeks anding June xa, re-
ported by John Y; Oglesby, OF Lynch's Ware
houss. were az folloWR: as a "a
sold ia week ses endns 1une S RGun9i IL.
crease Tor week ending June az 10000 pounds.
Sold from September j 1905. to June "a. 1906.
pounds soa from SsPsassr
1906, 100, 100 pounds 81; N 4 RI s5
The sales Ibis week were much hoav.er than
.ratbe. OF in condition. haying more o less
TIA wsalhor during sho week \, has been mslsi
SEASONS " have had tor years; The report
burg market u That this crop Of tobacco la
sn earliest sasa hss on
Than any f9n Wy eshs ysiars !nasn,
b about the same as tbs crop Of 1906 a
The quota lions are "a folloWs:
Lugs. damaged, !.go ~ 30
Lpgs. medlnm",,,-,,t,,t,,,,,,'. o.V " Ply
LuSs.5 Eoo1 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, pW " a0
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