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Steam Yacht Haida in Distress.

Norfolk, Va, March 29.-The steam
yacht Haida, owned by NJ c. Fleisch-
mann, of New York, bound from Char
lesion, S. c., to New York, put in here
today in distress. One blade of her
propeller is gone and she will remain
here for repairs.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1906-04-03
To SUSPEND MINING
Strike Of 275.OOO Men Seem
Probable.
JOINT CONFERENCE ENDS
Disagreement Came After a Ten
Days Struggle

Interstate Agreement, Which Has
Exisaed Since 1898 Has Been Dis
rupzed-Secretary Wilson of the
MiEe Workers, Says There is Nc
Likelihood of Anything Further Be-
ing Done Towards SettIement-Soms
of the Operators Offered to Pay the
AIvance-Wage Scale i'm the AnthEa-
cite Field to be Further Considered
The semi-weekly messenger., 1906-04-03
Stewart Nomination Held Up.

Washington, March 29.-The senate
today confirmed the nomination Of
James f. Il. Stewart as collector of
customs, district of Newport News. Va.
His nomination has been held up for
a long time OH several charges, among
them being one that Stuart had done
a number Of things that tended TO dis
rupt the republican party.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1906-04-03
Two Weddings Celebrated in Greenville
(Special to The MeSsengerl

IopeclaI 20 TIE MeSsengeT.J
Greenville, N. c., March 29.-At the
home of the bride here, at $3.50 We'd
nesdayetevening Mr.. Charles Heber
Forbes and Miss Lena Anderson were
married by Rev. J. a. Hornaday. At
4:30 this afternoon, at the home Of
Colonel Isaac A. Sugg, his daughter.
Miss Jessie Lee Sugg, was married to
Mr.. William Austin Clark, clerk OF
the court of Bladen county, Rev. J. E.
Askew officiating. They leave tomor-
row for Elizabethtown, the home OF
Mr. Clark
The semi-weekly messenger., 1906-04-03

Which would you rather be. leg
islator or an author?" "a legislator"
answered the bright young man. The
products OF his mind enjoy the dignity
of resting in a pigeonhole instead OF
being ruthlessly consigned to the waste
basket. t."-Washingto Star
The semi-weekly messenger., 1906-04-03
Clay Makes Argument on the
Rate Bill
FAVORs HOUSE MEASURE
CormaCk Points Out the Necessity
for Some Legislation

Clay Commended for the Power of Con-
gress to Fix Rates and That the
Power to Issue Injunctions Should
be Hedged About With Proper Re-
strictions-CarnEsck Declared That
the Bill Was the Outcome of Demo-
cratic Demands-BiIl for the Reor-
ganiZatiOn of the Medical Corps of
the Army Taken Up.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1906-04-03
"T. D. NICHOLS.
wv. H. DETTERY.
JOHN FAHY.

". = &
The committee which met tOnigh;
consisted of three executive board
members from the anthracite districts
the three national board members
from those districts, and President
Mitchell. This committee had been
given power 10 formulate the demands
of the mine workers. There was also
present the members Of the subcom.
mittee to which had been delegated
the power to formulate the demands
in detail and present them. This
consisted of the president, and secre-
tary of each of the three anthracite
districts.
President Mitchell was also a mem
Der of the subcommittee.
Without agreement on wage scale
the conferences of bituminOus coal Op-
ratOrS and miners Of the central COM
petitive district adjourned sine die
today, leaving affairs in such a ccndl-
tion that strike of 275.000 seems
probable at the expiration of the pres
ent scale ON Saturday, March 81.
The disagreement came after a
struggle lasting 10 days and dlsrupts
the interstate agreement which has
existed since 1898 between operators
and miners through which wage scales
and other differences have been adj
justed.
The final vote in the conference OF
the central competitive field, on which
the other districts base their settle
ments, was on a motion offered by
President Mitchell, of the United Mine
Workers. to restore for two years th5
wage scale of 1908, which would have
been an increase in wages of $50 per
cent The operators of Illinois, In
diana and Ohio voted against the prop
osition and defeated it. The disruption
of the conference followed Operators
of western Pennsylvania and the min
ars of the four states voted for the
proposal Following adjournment, Nat
ional Secretary w. B. Wilson, of The
Mine Workers. said:
There is no likelihood of anything
further being done towards settlement
This means suspension of work. The
national convention of the miners will
meet tomorrow morning. The princi-
pal business will be to determine a
general policy. The question especial
" to be considered is whether the or
ganization will permit miners to work
in districts and mines where the ad-
vance demanded is offered
F. L. Robbins, and other operators
representing about one third of the
coal production of western Pennsylva-
MIA. Ohio, Indiana and Illinois, Offer
ed to pay the advance, and urged the
miners to accept this advance and con-
tinue work in their mines, even though
the other mines in the four states
should be idle. The convention of min
ers tomorrow will decide whether to
permit this or to demand that all min
ers suspend work until all have been
paid the advance.
President Mitchell and Mr.. W;ndeI
today explained to the conference thar
the union miners of West Virginia
The semi-weekly messenger., 1906-04-03

Mr.. w. r. Newbury, of Magnolia,
is in the city.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1906-04-03

IndiapOlis, March 29.-The anthra-
cue miners scale committee tonight
issued orders for a total suspension
of mining in the three anthracite dis
tricts beginning Monday morning
April 2. The committee informed
President Baer that the miners scale
committee will meet the operators
scale committee in New York city on
Tuesday, April 3. At the close of
a meeting of the committee tonight
President Mitchell, of the United Mine
Workers Of America, issued the fol-
lowing signed statement:
THE committee appointed by :Sha-
mOken convention on December a.
met tonight and had under considera-
ton the letter signed by Mr. Raer dat
ed March 20. and wired him the fol-
lowing:
IF agreeable to you, meeting of
the joint subcommittee will be held in
New York at 10 o'clock, Tuesday,
April 8, for the purpose of further
considering the wage scale in the all
thracite field"
The committee having the matter
in charge instructed the anthracite
miners, except TIE men necessary to run
the pumps and preserve the proper
ties, to suspend work on Monday
morning, April 2, pending further
instructions from the committee ap-
pointed by the Shamoken convention.
The entire miners committee will
meet in New York at s o'clock Tues
day night to hear the report of the
joint subcommittee.
JOHN MITCHELL,
;l,,x~a
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W0U[DF0RG The.
PRICE AWAY DOWN
liquidation Somewhat Spotty,
Stocks shoWing Evidence Of
\ - Good Support.
FEELiNG or ANXIETY GREATER
Uncovered Shorts Showed Zen en-
det1cy to Cover 1T Available fAN,ailltlt'
ss Declines.
aAsI.M7
NV AssocJatcd Prcss.)

NEW YORK, June 80. ---Tle liquidation
m stocks wngNtontinlicd to-day, Will l "
result Of forcing prices still over ana ~
adding tosStieS number Of stocks y. gmmta.lhHe@ a
low Notwithstanding year. N
The llduidatlon Was% pha a spo oSsd
support or Of relief from pressure q ne
extent or Tho lia1idatton. M8ss5s b 4
There ii no borrowing of money 81. the
Stock Exchange ON ~ turdnyS4 so tlnlalsSf
stta market WasS freasf iron that ~ h tle q
bit the appearance b tile bark state m any
was the signal forss fresh &Bssllilng anu e:
Sfurrthertfa1l In priceaS To- tile lowest SolSLho
day Part vi The cash increa aase Y EW Wa Ief
f1ected Iii the statement md loan CON
fraction 81 less 8tiinahi ii million during the
severe llquidatlon, which has been
on5Ein tho stock market ard i1crenscd sttief
feeling OF anxiety oyer the apparently
Il atiab Bile demand for gcredtls,8WhichBkeep
mace With Every 55addlti on to the tbannIkiinng
reserves aid With every reduction ~ ac78
Communications toaspeculatlves Dor overs. Il
ssE8uncoyered shorts sho*cd. an alert aten--i
5dencsy to I, cover at all available declinesa
and this Kept THO tone Of the marker, W
settled and irrcaularS betYecn9the perlodsS
ri market closed slightly irregular AZ
$a$rally, due 10 covering by room ho ora.
Many prominent Stoke however, sho
notable net losses on the day. #4s@
Total sales OF bonds. par value IL, o0 !:
Total safes Sof tstooc:ks were bb47. oo On arye
NEW YORK, June 30..--Afoney on call
nominal; no loans Tlme loans hrn1.
dull: sixty days&and ninetyBdaysS.4Aa ts@
per pc cent; Six months. Hh.BIP riM1
mercantile paper. b5G511a per cent steri,ns
exchange steady. ut s4s470ati.$41 for De- ies
9mand and at@s 81 $4,000 4-s2 for1 stxty Day
5merciaI bills. s4.slhs0s4.s2.. Bar silver.
65A. Mexican dollars, Obs, s8s
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NV york Central gen. AHs.............. ssn
JerseyE Central gen. s. .............. i27A
N SsFtssEa 'Rsais. '.s s: :.i$:.s t 'sss
NorfojkS and Western consolA "a. ........r... 100 III
Oregon Short Line reflndlng ~ 4.a.o.......i.n... NJ
Pennsylvania conv. 3tAs .,.1,tt,,. ...........,t *. ~. D8Tl
Readia6 General ~. ~. -; ......,,. e. u. ..S10zi
ST.. Louis and Iron Mountain CON- 6s...... 11lH
Louis Ind San francisco fg.E AS.s......... I'm
ST. Louis Southwestern con. Ns........srs. e
seaboards AIR Line ~. ....t....... .....ss... STA
EouthernGSS Pacific u. :.....,":: .:.,.. ......s.....s. .. ~
Southern EPaclic list ~, ccrtincates /. $3.50. &y7A{
;gs4.. ma r' Yss;So HUI N: WV; ,....,,.: ,.:; ,:.3 HE III 4
Toledo, 81. La and western u !, u. !. ,...SY a s
uhionH paciao 4s..ls.. ...., ,,....,,......s lolY
States 9teel "a 81 .s.,....s.....s. N.Y..
N'abash ists. g. M. ~, MI. ~. 4. ......... Is. 1ia8i
i wesssn Iss. q ] : I: ..::: NH. :;::.:::::.:...:::: 49,: s ga
wheeling and Lake Erie u. ~. .,S.s.s 4sMi
Wiiconsln Central y .,,.... ,...... ;...;s..8 SiM
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

fChicago. I. Il. and Pac. r. R.Scol.S bss....u.... 4 t0h
.ItC.AC; C.EEand ST.. Louis ger. q ........... 102A
8lColorado industrial I6s,# series A.......... U.
VI Colorado 1rdlstrial Co. series 80. ..... ~
"a coiorado and Southern ~. ...s..... yah
III CLbn 81 ffoH ered)t. lt... .a.. I, S..a..Yy....s 100 IN
Denver and RIO Grande III, ....,. ....,.1...&1V0x
81 Distii1ers.g geoiritIes 81 &. M, i, /. /; .,..,,.,,... e5x
n Era prior fen ls. u. ... !. ~. q. $50. ~. 1olli
Il nj, rencrnI AZ I.sSNI aWs.. m m. } D3 h
Iitacekine nevni1ev@ Ma::...: !. .,,,.,.. nm. 1854
ianan "a. ~. ......,. l, !. , !. !. !. /. i. ....... s9N
Japun 81. I'd series .s.s....... ................ $500. ossn
Japan 4,ss, certlncates. ....... .,,....... W.
4 IA n = IL carti0cstes IA series n. ...s...S ssX
Al LouIsyiila III and Nash. Unified 4s............ t! b
III Nanhattnn ii CON- sold 4ss..... ........ lo! #
W. 80 Sensrsi 40 me. 81. .n..,f 10
n MtnnS. Ana st." Iouis q. {onersdj ......t,;, 0SAl
Miasouri,9 Kansas sndS Texas o.. ...,..,s.. " IN
al MiSaouri. Kansas and Texas 2ds.. ...s..,. !! So
National r. R.s5of Mexico con- = ,.:..'i.s.. - ~
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-ta5GLlL 81 ATSsxELf
u. s. reflndine 2sa registered ...........
". 8. refunding 20, coupon ~. ......a.s....
u. s I. IS, cgistcred Y. u ............n. .......s
U.S Z. 81. ss.ss.'.5
u. 81 old AZ, resistered...nss.. .............
u Etf Old rs, coupon IA. 49,. 81. .-t...y..
y. 8 NsWaa8ls. Registered. s........s....
~ 4. New 4s.sscoupon .t..s. .l... ....s..4s..
AmericnnyNTobh eco IS ........
American Tobacco es 10. u. .......s. u. .s.%..
g general As WV. ..s.... .........
Atchloon adjustment ..:...
Atlantic Coast Lin 4s....... ....... ..,.....
Baltimore and Ohio - W.. ...........
Baltimore and Ohio SHast ..t.;... &c.,.
brooklyn Rapid Transit Scony. ]st......'s
Central3o fS 8deorgtA 6s ~. a.,.... ..s.,:.. ".
Central of GeorGla lat Inc 1890. 1890.
CAntrai aof GeotGta5 "a Inc S.s........I... n, t.:!t
Central Of Georgia ID Inc .....................s.
Chesapeake and II Ohio Z. ....s........
Chicago and Alton Ms....,,,..a. :s,.:.. .....,..s
Chicago ~ and Quincy new u. Al. ss....lst..
Chicago. ri and Pac. RI r 4s:.......44 .ss
49, ~ ArIRE 4.aI @NhEE LAlFIAAt HltsE4As
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II ~INTEELIGRNCR.

PORT OF RICHMOND. june %; 1905.
$500 ARRIYUD, y f6s&s4S
n stsam brandon, HaEnsy, 4sNorfolk.s msrchsn.
/. RteARs PoeahontRss. !. arANses Jaines Rayss
'lsfl9tnEs and. NortolhLI melchehdiss and pssisRs
- IN. 1sg ~. sHILHR
"a .!stsSmsF! prandonss HSIEsy, NoFsolk, msschan.'
idlsss and, pSysengerA Old Dominion Line. s
.sIgohsope Hattie q, Whesslsy. Garrett. james
Hassssoo sSanisboro scott Petersburg. iisht Il
ss,,ass he's zhesn qsSStasas that z oua man an
authorIty says III Isl hard. ia md girls
there who, are earning that,rNeW York.
IGomuescisl. i
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il.rl,s;EIl,lIr a. TOBACCO MARKEr,

}a.} Lynohburs. q. June 81 1901.
vs. Sales OF loose tobacco on thu Lynchburg
market fortthe two week. ending Juns|iS 8.
1905. reportedaby John. uxlssby,# Of gLynch,s
vac a. follows :sssG ~ 5s "a as8$.S*.
sold week endinI June q. ssl2s.4 90 pounds Gdes
oreass Ter the week ending June g. q. go
SOD. from september i. 1905 10 June .,
~ & \, 1890 ponndsi so!d Hoa ~
lses,, sstossy li6s Z 4 ,dSoe,sa ls.1a .soc pounds; Dc,
The large ssportio IN Sof the tobacco sold dur!
Ing The past six weeks has been more Or less
damaged by mould. Prices OF Jugs sand, the low.
grade q Leaf has been generally saEsfaetc%S
yet on the better grade .ofs9 leaf prices mai
price Is about as It has been for the past Few
months. The report from the growing crop
IS Very favorable. both al, ito Tho stand ON
the hill and the growth and condition OF the
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CATTLE MARkETa.
RICHMOND LIVE sTocK MARkIT,
5fsales al Union stock Yafds,)s 4

Richmond, Ya-.tJune ~ lSCe,f
Livyass stock report for the week ending June
Best steers saSAc;;; fair to rood, l9tlXo.;s
common. u IS. ; es.s S9wS {, si HV! = NJ. ne eholfa
eTs, '1wIhc.; medium tof good shRsN9 III eoWsI
2es, = a \ a a3s9tS 81, Pe :ssss! S SsSts G !; sSmn,eS
y sss!s'' :sfs%sa 5 'isllr SsSs'qs, scv. SsSa
siagS, Sl94Mo, S88s s$4s
CHICAGO. June N-cATTLE-Ascelpts.Me o'
head. Market steady: Besyes. Hgs;99 " owA
and ], "a. .he,asr', y, saI SssaP SGs ss Is HfooasssAsRasssipEs.t
Hoo head, Market Sst.ong Tor bet tAF0insIs5
xssS3; a ssa = sS,sn.I ST 4 q M !WSs ak 4, - sso d AID al
heavy 4: 3 3 81 EopEh ma hse ~ s S;ss
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NEW VIEW YORK PRoDUCN MARKRT,

NEW YoRK.S june rgTLoILAyp9 bYt
STEADY. Minnssosas pstsnth. ssi bakery
Asoa8i q SIa!srS pstsnss, ss1 T. Gsl hysyF ! !! sno,
iIsaal,@l aeoarSis. il,so: Kiln dried, i,soaaoo.
III e%leWya as optionss IL. net lover. July, s7Mo.i
September S87Ac.;8 December,
GosnTStssdyi AZ. 8 sso,ta aolRlHslss sleYAr
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me quotations arc q follows:
DANVILLR TOBACCO MARKET.
9NgI5S8 IN lNIVA7I n
&5(Reported by tnbrellTB roH.y

ET41TT 1Neported " UbTeT HTos,y 8NsTWTFaT
EFH1as .ssaSs| sTI44 GDanyille "a. June ~ ,,nlo06,.a.
The tobacco market this week has Been .
repetition Of, the past month. We have had
half Of ons hour each day. and5the stock that
hfas2 bsenaotsFnE he The appearance q be! 2
hers and there some r%ehandled stock from IN.
factories. Prices continue Very tlrm or all
fEades that are In the .least desirahle & TRACE
Stpck 10 offer The weather has been quite
lgoodlson n the growing crop, and reports are
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1000 Atlantic Coast Line, com. .
9 go 4 RsAsssf iscflean Sinniters, com /.
SS,VN AmhlgainntedE Copper ..ss
ll,aVsAmer. Car and Foundry.
I s6o Amer Csr hild FounA pfd
1sSg0 American Cotton Gill; "a.
a9W American Tobacco, pfd.s
~ american Can 400. ussssi..
American Cur. pfd..s.s.,
2,2OO Afne !. Locomotive, com. .ss
Amer. Locomotive pfd....I
ll,1W American Sugar ~. ....y.
,,6,2U IA, 2, and s.. Fet cUr1.s.sss.
noS IA. Z. and 8. a. pfl..
400 Baltimore and GOhfo.a....4.
l,elo5 Brooklyn Rapid Transit
300 G.nnndinn Pacific Is.
s# C0ECEesapeake and Ot1iO.aa5s
B CU1ChicnEO&Grcat gWeBtertis..
'1l.gD NIL. ahdSSt.W Paul
400 Colorado Fuel and from n
100 Colorado Sotitli., com. Il.
1 Colorado SouthnIIlFt$pfdss
Colorado Bouih. 2dBpfd,
200ICleV,i CtnuS CHI, nndiEt L.
no Co1solfd1 Ter Gss 81.
400 Dela ware ard Hudson 4. /.
Dell Lack. aud western.
t0.lgO sflrie. EcpIfs $.,.... ....,,..fi
200 1Irio; lat pfdG ...i.. rs. h.
ECO Eric. I'd ptd9. 49,. .ls
100 General Electric ~
400 Great NDrtliern, pfd..
5l,6Ws Illinois Central Il. ii. !.
200 Loltsyille and Nashville. ].
Manhattan ....s. Is. ...
1901 Mexican Central
}1,hO0ANfoa kungnnd TEX. .Bcom..
4 Mo. Kan. and Tel, pfd...
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Mis- sALEg lin NEW YORK
By sThotraEp Branch 4 Ca. Banker
'B,d Asksdl sALHss

Il u 9iaFi& A9g91R& tEets y
1900 Missouri Pacific ...,...s..
1900 National Lead .is.l i.sstl
s4,10ogNew York Central. .s..s
100 Norfolk and Western .s...
900 N VI Ont. md Western.
lt.6D Northern Prolific /. ,.as..
q, q Pennsylvania Railrond
10 People'sEGhaS( Chicago).lss
10 PRESSED steel Car. -. {
De- RsPPsSlls y and 81 pi sissS;
s1,p00 kendlrgr com .ss.sts.ss
Reading 1st pfd
Roadlilg "a pfds .s.. ...... u.
1900 Rock island, cotn...tt..s...s
soo Kock Island, pfdn.'...s..sG.
500 Sloss IL. .......s..ts.ls.s.t... 80.
Sloss pfd... wv
"a 400 SOUTHERN Pacific s....
1900 Southern Railway coins..s
zoo Southern RailwA Pic 81,
EeAboArd Ar Line, list, pfd,
6eAboard All 1,inoYi3d pfdi
Heaboard Air Line ycomts
100 Tent1essceg Cohl and Iron.
100 Texas Pacific H...t.tss. n
$500 Union Pacific III. t...ah......
30, EO0 United States Steele. go
4l,8o0 United States Steel; pfd..
100 United States Rubber. ~.
100 u#H.@ Rubber, let pfd.
100 U. 81. Rubber ID pfd
800 va. Car. Chemical corn.
Va Car. Chemical, pfd ...
Gl5Sg Wabash, corn.
S,4O Wabash, pfd
Western Union i. 1...
S9pTotal salea.S 62, 100 sh
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,HllM,LoND P Fonlr,,ll1nll MARKAhr:

FLoUR-Recelpts continue heayy,and market
ave; light receipts. aCoRN-In g9pd demand;
E ksf4 nv ~ n1tR. YEl1pahanged, Yer. ~. s'1 quiet ",
SH~AY--Hecelpts lighter and marker fr'ner for
sPoTAToEs4.iaa tsoosd demand q prices
aSEGGs-Recelpts about equal to demand and
m a nrn , Ct Prices IA Sq lo, ,nod,rat. and
market active at quotations. 8S.5 ss.s8 J.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. equal TO demnndS ano
VIRoINiA DAcoN-Unchanged. good Do
sNWToobIssCsornitines active light receipts.
REcEIPTs FoRaTHE WEEK:-Wheat. 2eit3
bushels. corn, S3,Si8& byshels; oets,6 SA96a. bush,
selsss flour $3.50 hnrrsls;5 hay, siaS topps s mill.
\ tesai 8 sis IN 'EiLpyAToR-corrn, d,7os bushelsi
- n. Tl0,493 bushels. 80 -.
FOULTRY-LIYE, #...5S.
e es'sksn. 'asssiI; Bsr pe ls1sYBp:.:."' q "a
Chickens. small per- b .,,,.i',. ~ " SG
HR sss. \ PsFs lS SsYs Is ,....,,.,.,,
Ducks, young, per lb..,.,.,,., I ~
Roostars. per piece. Nye'',,,,, =
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Doel.sun'tTIe?

Yeast, 3 = your NE does q X Of
nnecessary !, TIA king ~ aaatSsse ssS# SS44ass88
SCrtmsonbeak Sure ssss.s #Ma gSA ssSsssa
tsWetl., don't YOU too 49,. %s5sa..sM ~:
n, Certainly Nh r. tell her TO smut MP once Aah
while statesman s$s4
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sIittle satisfaction.

there you!'"'Sg iGrowled the TAT man IN
the corner seat Of the e Gus .aSnn 9,
f#N.That's SOL replied the quiet ot1ender,
5..siInlccae you're sitting down you don't need
,em3IS for that lpurpose,SSaa you 7SSlThs
Catholic Standard and Times .. Il 8@4s |,
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Carolina henAc la# 90 pH11esr1upu -
.HsiNAsI.; Il Bid.SAsksd
"a $;'' s. & 81 s;a'.s + n. , ~ 4, I'LL II, i;;i s. II
$aSRhILRoAD BONDS.
Atlanta and Char. lat rs, K... leo7. 1S -.
a. {. e. ri Con-. Tr..s4. p.Ib c..ssss Y Y 1880 H
fA,$C. LIZ !. !. r. III Cts OF Ind. II psSc, 4. Pc.
Georgia Paelnc 1stg SIS c.. 1892 .n.....S ~ $,.fs
IGeorsin, So and Fla, 10 Is ". 1890. li: ~
Georgia, and Ala Con. 81. 1915 ......;s ll0 ~.
Nor. and sweatern$R ~. a, 555lS q ..:...s to Sg...6$s
Nor, and West. &Tly..at Poca. !. So 1SA.- % g..ss
\. 8(..s lat l6s. C.. 1884,. ....... ~ s@...
Scnboardali Air Line A.SS1951+ ......... Y. Us 81 &55...AA
Atlantic Coast Line 4. A u. .,..... lM:14 A...H#
Atlantic Coast Line pfd. So. - 0o10 $&..,#Ng
Atlantic Coast Line ~ sss 4
ChesapeAk and 4Ohio.s Sovemoe f1o0 y sSS....
SNCrfotk ! and Ia Western II com. 80. * q0ss SS.s$ Il,
Ill., III P.shf DiYss oblig ~ .s..:.. 100. 81. go
HINK &&s
American Sational. ....,,.. ..ss.1g ~ lxo s..MS
nEsadS Btfset ::;5.:..3.:,: !; %..:.::: .:.. :.:s.:S 8 8 s8:::
T,r.t :. n National. /. .a...... 100 ~ asss......Ss3&
SSferchnnts Nationals. 81. ~. 1899! eg tLs 5s&...s4
National Bank Of Virginia.. .....l eo -.
1INsURANcE cOMPANIEs. azS5..
SvirKlninsa stat .:.;t ;.s..i. ~. $50 49, - =
Va car.5 Chem. pfd, 3 !. {. ....:.ls0 9 lossh ts...
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tor. Options 1jtsekcc. nat hl1heri JULY ssAes:

to,r. Options ,Xpxc. nat hi1her July ssAcs;
September. Il s. ci; December t1Ao,.Ssa8sS Oas "
st Eel si.sdy family, l,lq,Ls n,s... q q
800; beef hams la.60872 .0e:a Dsckers. ss:egg
1880. Cut Neats-Firm .plckled bsliiee yl1V
100 Il picked shoulders 1tgs 6 ; piskledR h . ans
Sl2li?.60. gLard-F1rm. westefn@ prime: k3s:HoV
eg S.ni u 7eas.1zS sss. PioiL5.yirmnl family
IS. "a; h short sclesr lides w. y n:bo;8E mesa!
3i7. 1891 rs. Talbw-stesdy; CITY. & tc.;a coun-
nv GsSsXs. Ro%sin--F1rnS G &C Turpen' the
4 R am. i 4 Is Mo..s..-s.ssdy
No. Il inyoice. aXc. usar--Kaw nIrn;S f n
rennlnx, SIC; centrIfu ll..FFlx6 a. sl.ssc: i. no
i |asss. 'uEsrs u 81 mould ,5sHIdH' 4. .s:@; GU ioai.
; q :S:s e eeus.st + 8! 81 Dg gass ~ esss.ss'.
Quiet and unchanged. sS9E ana = s Ann
9eesasaaS;.-Hsayy 81 J, u s sa,. s.s,sA "a
unchanged &SC abbRges---Ea ana anG san |,
Cottonseeds OU--About stsedy. VIE ltraaeS 9 =
Frimegcrude, f.33so.8h b. mills. 2e9 Nc. = 18TH e,s,a. /.
New crop. prime sumnner yellow, On VeoSs
prime winter yellow. 81 de
s& cHIc1AGO June 3ot.-lThs stco continue re- 81
xceIlentg5Weathe tSin the 4 Sou!hYsst larsSr.
free Incubation for September dewey .EI LII,
was a..Tioss OF lNo.s Proyisions v were II e@.7acS.s
h hAhs ,,..diins futures ang.d.a fo!!lows.
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ceapts,, 5000 head Market weak. shesR
4o6s. = ;B$yeariinss. 3s9e. go. lambs, u y .ade

NEW YORK June NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
les 3hsAd Snone on sale. M Ca1vcS-RecsiptSf
mona. Common 10 choice Svsals, q .6o4s, % PET
100 pounds Sheep and 8LAmhe-Receiptsk.S7;6 22
head. II shssp.S no! q lambs. t7:2s9a 90 Hogs--
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UNION STOCK YARDS. P1TrHBURd. pa,
June iS Supply light: ;msFkst
heavy. N6t .6s Iii. mediums b .io487. is; heavy
and q light yorfs q. lod1. rs pigs, e7@7.06;
sket steady Prime wsthers, H,so06. %: culls
and comnason.. 5000; lambs Z 1870; veal
@CINCIENATI..y Of Juns N.-HoGsEstsady.;
Hsaschers..and shtppers ~ 81 Scommoni, !. 1s4
A.2615. 10; corn1fon, 1fa3 10. Eheep---alow AZ
4.6o66,0O,sA LatnbS---H1owAAt t.7b@S. 90. IA
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M[IIstlOlELLANEoUs MARKETa

NAVAL>oREa.
SHADY &. s1Aa. fssei iIss Isl So essts shiphsati.
s.ss1ttt Saska; Gales. tssi seasks Rosin-E1gml
msRts.s 3 6asparrels; stock, O. ss Barrels. NJ
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pALT1MoRE STOCK MARKETsgS#
sBBALTlMORE. MId., 7HInneSS ao.-seeahoaTd al!
Line, common and pfcferred-SothinE doing
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BALTIMORE. Mp;Tlt!asn = "a balrsio. 'WSSsst1
and pnchanEedi y re- rece w G IA Ia n Iower; q, now,
;ssss; .l 3 .s%s1si 4. s;Ss ' !; =sslszs Il Sss'
snot,a Ssm Gsp r No x. 421i?,ss Rye-steady
HassY !, wessern;s es97oe.s Hay hehsngedi. But
ter-steady and unchanged ~ lmite tlon. als4 ts e.
fr~nhm9y as and unchanged: y sugar-stsaay
and unchanged. f8@EsGs ;&2