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I Leaf Tobacco Market

The sun,cured crop OF leaf tobacco
srown In 1906 has been practically mar
ketsd, very llttle more remaining in first
hands. While the housan.en are still
keeping open house and stand ready 70
sell anything that comes alollA they are
not expecting ano Y er rush OF businesa
until another crop IS groW,,; Each OF
the warehouses; Will haYe A small sale
to-day. but the breaks MN 's very small.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. June 26.-The cotton market
1S heavy ~ q s!o;ss
VIEh most Of the business after mia .day. ! W
opening was steady at unchanged prices 70 IN
advance OF point IA more liberal response ato
ne relatively arm L!veIpoo sas!ss eel sSn5 Ere,
But III appeared that the early ndvtees thR ~!
these rains had been nsufticlent 10 materially
relieve tho drought being followed y By very
hsh ten,perstpre. again ri. MIGRATING Z. n any
crop !, months here on q straddle the market
S,orked up TO a net advance OF <apl0 points,
July leading the upward moyement - ,o tae
cast Gazing further showsGs n Te1a, an q
prizes ;aSSe9 W peak Until after Circular
Issued IN, May oo pnl1 po99 70
e esiR i''s ssout sssn!RRs q. ss
ciosed withnta point OF 81 ,sae iow nnv
although the anal tono was s'eaa'sa ~ lYYS
FEsimated receipts at the ports TO-DAY We ess
r ~ ahaies against 4b0t last week ana l9,sa!
iast Year, For the week p goo bales raga!m a
receipts at New Orleans SSs 6ae1i balss
against l,tos last veal N 5js5j a IA e &
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I 777'si FT37 4 Q &
TOBACCO MARKETS.

IN Richmond, Va, June, d. 1906
l5g roba cco-Dark Tirad n (Reurdered) Receipts
continue moderate market very quiet and worry
iittie doing d Brishts-Recelpt continue light
ana ma rket QUIET but arm at unchanged quo
tstions. 3 sun Cured Receipts !iboral market
continues aotives at prices quoted :: 4, i,S
a. M I'd condition, and such tobacco sells low.
Sox
The quotations ARE % follows: Ri,
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CATTLE MARKETS.
:RfcHxoND$L LIVE STOCK MARKET. 4
35f93l (HAl3s Az Union Stock Yards)

II SlcnMONQ ~ FL uHo kus y.
y, stock report for THE week ending y l une
sest 81 GERS sSeAc. fa.r to good, 81. !;
Common. stsg3kc., bess COWS ~ 94c; medium
to good, & 3G5Ac I: common. / 79zA best heif.
err. o4Ac.; medium 70 300 ~ cow ~
eo:i%eatra; 6h Best she 20 CT common
ss4a :5 SSss oms; Bsss hsfs
Il CHICAGO. June 8.--cATTLE- eceipts. 52s.,-
GO hesd Msss sS
heifers 1906. rs; bulls q calves ,' e.;
5000. 20; stockers y and feeders. Ia ~
q 600 e s sss XII =
snediSsn, 70 1ood. heavy, y. 500. ISL bu!eheIa'
mffsa!s g S9e e
Sheep-Recepts. a 900 head S9 Market strong
steady shsep gog 9 q; yea Ring ~ 7ssp
Y NEW YORK. JUMP as-BEEYEs.. !
iI5 head Steers %as II; SOW. 9 l *s93i ~:
~ z Esnssa ans sa Is5 sc
bSte'IsMSss'h nag sheep ga
choice H.7s 1eulis. ltaa %; lambs = t94s.oo;
ysariings no longer. quot ed; HoGs- = ecelpts
ie.62s head state hqss ,7de7 10. v
pStcSel: Ina shippers rs common
Is 60ap6 45. Cattle--Strong Fair 20 5000 ship
para = mon; as22 ys shee and
higher at l6. 251S.6 90: vie ~
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N ,,r]Ey,,I,f YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

" n NV 1V1S4At n w.
Fiour-ss sesdy. 9s Cornmeal- QUIET Rye-Dull.
wssatsGasS; ~ s.xe nGm,nA! y, e,s:
S SstSs g.SssDx: ~ mSs 'oxis
OPTIONS Kca net lower. July 81 Nc: sspter.
oer ]. DscsmSsr ss,so CIV
m hsst-s sis a. Cut Meats. Lard
Easy: western prime. s. Is; refined, barely
sSns!nsn ss;s Rsgss1Fmi; fa as.
peMRi eeraesdS Aolas.es-El m. GoItes.sgot
RIO steady; l.yoies , n,la: Sisi Ssy
sSssi shss,7'sse Hoasss: :asar sxs IS
e s.ss:
State, sull cream small sTSlie, sk Il ~
srs saa
iirsts, lstsa Iio, southetns. Z, n. !.
fancy handgckea II. tM s.:
other T5elEihss s e E,y9 S
sG{ssm fstses = sss 81
s5a DO d. chiii' J, Az southern g
"a Hs'sS
F: ss, .ss!:,
SsGs ssns a, nsy pFs 'i p%s,
CHICAGO. June a5,--Increas. world. nip:
n,er,ts \ and heavy exports from Russia we're
IL Avn ssss SyDt ie e,ox. sddk
P fps',. We're sHs1!d higher; 49,,
The lsId.ns Futures Esnsse,, e soi!ow c,o,..
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d. b. refnndins q, rsSistered ........S
U. g. reiundins u. Coupon. q. Z.
Y, g. o.. registered
81 sss g. G;ssi:,:,.d.
y. o. Old -, coupon !, i.
Y. 8. New, q, reSistered
C.t ~ rev ~ coupon
American Tobacco &s............. $50. ..,..s
American Toba eco " .,...,.. !. ........a
a tchison general u. ...............5
Atchlson adjustment ............
baltimore and Ohio rs. I.
Baltimore and Ohio 3ts..... ~. !. 1900
BROOKLYN Rapid Transit conv 4.
Central 81 deorsis III !.
Central o. Deorkla "a Inc ~. ......,..S
Central Of Georgia al Inc. Z. .,.:.f
Chesapeake and Ohio 4hS .....,...
Chicago Il and lton 3iSSs II. I. q.
Chicago, u n and Quincy new $t:... ,...i..t
ChicaK co. r. \. and f'ncinc p. r. q
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SsAiLaoAps,l.E
X :;: |;'';s:'s

Is II ! . s;;ss, q IT,, I'M
Tralns oaxs itsishmo Nv y srthxsast VI isSSs
Hs:A Al. M.--Daiiy. Byrd ii VI tiroush. 81
sy,so AZ " % tAiiy Main 81. y ThfovsA
IN Az d.--WeAk DAts-.NihA. rvdsfiehaeeol
AcdOtn ftlbdA Ion ~
$40 Al. NJ. 4-ball ~ byrd III : ars -
is!os hoon--t week Days yfd VI yhfsHg
40 II M.--weok DAYS BYRD 81. # ftedsttsa n
s:os n. u. -bal;y- Maln 81. ,Thsuas d.
s;so Z /, Asaixaa sa ~
1:so =. H.ssDAils -nyrd sl Thrsssn sl
x rs.ns AsrIys AiohsnSSh
bunf accom-, lon. '5ylss
i W az a y " Throssn
~. & - ib;spj Main q. rA,suyh d
Y s'so q. Week
SIS B;ss Es;ssss
geo FL NJ Main N IT. Through. s sS$s SSs
NOT e ulitnaf Sleeping $or Paflor CAfl
e.! anboye trains except ira ms "
=, Il .eo A. wesli dAys As,d local
,,oss n1 e :pd .n
" ~ Is pI is!' =
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NAVAL STORES j

WASHINGTON. NJ c. June q. IS lRITss
asks s RoslnF1rm at ss;4 IS receipts AIS barF
reis affirm at PTS % barTell s
Crude Turpentne-Elrn ~ nrd S29O &dl2,S ~. ~
Virgin 81. Is s;receipta, ts1s ba rralss.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARsEr.
A fAI,rlAfORE, MD, June e. --Seaboard Al
Line z common 20 " seaboard Air = Line 3 pre-
1nrred-NothinR doing. WI 5l VA
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8RII,1O !, y sTOCh sIARKET.

sss8s33i.. Richmond. Va, June =, 1899.
q STATE SECURITIES hlo. $3.50 - =
Nortf, Carolina ~. c., 1910 icy
VA al Old CO. and r. 1892 ssat .::,,
va, Centuries 90. G. and r. 1o9l..S ssh so,s
4 i RAILROAD BONDS y III Z. 5s 5S;s{ III
Atlanta and Char. 1st -. r :. 1907, 1os
c, ~. r RI. Con. TT: p. c..... " ~ $... 3$
SI.$ r. Gifts. sof Ind - Pr G. 20
II GcorRis Pacinc LIST So. 9: 1872. i?0
i;eorSia So and Fla, 1Sa5. !!S
Georgia and Ala Con. 5s. lsS . ~ ~
EorSand Western Ry. Is. 1898 lol
Nor and Western Poca %. y ~, "
Western NJ G.. LIST ts. c., l!s
y eeaboard Air Line IS 1884. $5... M
sls RAILROAD STOCKS, Par Par. sS5s 535,s3B
Atlantic Coast Line pfd...... l0o 120 5.s.,, %
chssapeake and Ohio, November 100 eS $50.
Norfolk and Western com 100 " ,il
BANK AND TRUST COMPANY sT'oc cls
American National 10 % t -
broad '',s..tS 20 -
= 80
Z First National. ~ sgg
Ns,ional Bank 81 Virginia ,6s a.
Bank OF Richmond IVY 1ssts
NJ sf1scELLANEOUS. i VI q # III i
i B9' sssa a;aI@ rs 5s iaia
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Southern ai1W'a;Ell,y(||

h. TRAINJ LEAVE RICfI bfoNI.
8. ~ n. blowing sohoduls ngtirss pnbli1hsA
oa snd a[s
ce!o,nnectins at Keysv!lls for e;hass
4, ~ Slarksvlo and Buffalo Ithiat ek
1ss0y 4. G.--Dally--Liinl ted-BuRes Pu llm4nsM0 &
Atlanta and BirnlinEh an. . n ews Orlsa $l ri
Memphis Chattanooga nd AL the .0eat.s
II rou gh coach for Cha1e CIV Oxxose sSS
500 z. Mex. Ssunda y-Keysytlis Local. A
u:So q. M.-Dai1y-4I-irnt ted ullnsen fea1xlet S
y. M for all tha South.
~ .t = DIRK RIVER LIN q. gs.f
4:so Ma:.-Excspt M
a'1s R5,;;.MIlE1eep. SUNDAY y .SS
"a a 7Essspt s',na.y IA
. 1iMs ARRrvn RICHMOND ijs
e:S9 s AZ M51 80 n. rom. al the eousA
S:ss =. M.-F'rom Charlotte Ral leigh. y Ny
Chase City and Local citations. g.i
~ ~. NJ From Keysviiie and Iooai ~ Eyt
ss:ls Am an and WsssSA
1918 a: MI. No. ~ sis r. NJ.
wss, o ,|a
White Rotae and Lester Manor sas
d. P All
H.sB. sPENCER, 81 Ssb II, l1ARn 81
Cen. Mgr: I{s Pa 10 II, rruf, Nle.vtaifs@s
srATL ],
Whshingto ton, D. e. s ssss2
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ClaremOlll ind James RveT [NudtnEa, ,conn0eSel
itis at Old Point Tor Washington, HalilmarSi
and tie North. State rooms I. reserved ~ shs
"a he - wharf. Fafs, $50 and n Il Nofalk,s
Through Excursion Ticksta on sale AZ Rtch.I
mond Transfer sos y. Main Street. on Wharf 70,
Steamer, Round trip, 81. 30. sstsss VI,
7 Freight received for above, named pisces ~
oil points IN Eastsrp yi5sinIa; Morth GsrsilaA
mo FL MAYER. gent. aY yySssas
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Il MARINE INTEhI1GENliG'E.
PORT Of. R1c11Mo NIsI syuNn e. 1909 500 .ss

81; PORT OF RIc11Mo eylNn 25. 1905: s4 M
Il steamer Brando arney tolkf mere han-
disc and passengers. Old DOMINION Line. -
Steamer Berkeley. She orfolks !
disc and pauasi1gers 4 Old aDbninlo lineis
Schooner ohn o.. Fergusson. she rnioniA liaYe
de Grace. ilsh, I.efbvre- Arm!stea Compa
IA Barge John R. Zlmlne Aayer. ats
more. coal s, HAYES AND q
Schooner Bessie BroYnf SHlt g, 4. Ffcnnfaoop.,'
cement, Warner Moore q nd .C tt ~,
EdrEe II Swansboro. & SEQ l3a lttrnore, coa!
crunlp and West Coal }connpan ny. M
f Barge Cecilia McIlYatn, johnson, Baltlmore,
coai 81 II, Hawes and Company. ta 4
II schooner EARLY Bird White Have de- Grace
fish,, ohm Adams aSi5 - n SIT
IA 8 ALLIED SIf & 81 4:
it steamer Berkeley Shelly MOI folk naercnan'
disc and pasaen gers, Old Dominion ,llns -a. rs
iT' Stea mer Brandon lla rney, ortolk, meFcnans
disc and passengers. Old Dominion Line,
Steamer Pocahnntas ~ Graves. ~ amos n Rlyea
Iandnls and Norfolk merchs naise ana
\ schooner Oracle d. Chambers s Wrlght Ber-
lnuda Hundreds, light " wv
IN PORT OF WEST POINT JUNE u.s. 1901, SSf5
Ssl59f ARRIVE 1879
Il Steamship Baltimore, Short Baltimore, pas
sengers and general cargo: q 5Ss
staamship Baltimore Short "a 'tlmore' P AlAA-
sengers and general cargo. }S!sSi.s yta3
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y MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS MARKET.

DRY GOODS 3M ARKET.
II NEW YORK, June Is Sc The dry goods market
showed mora movement from first hands OF
prints and domestcs ana ! more confident
tone +, on II the part 81 tnereha nts Nsw price
iov" Tor the yea The jobbng house mid -years
sales will be inaugurnte ed Tomorrow.
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SEALED PRoPosALs.
Il OR sAI4E--;2O 900 CITY OF MAN MA y,
WATER 4. 1Sis 'FSiiLTRATIoN BONDS,

TO provide for the construction OF q
T Thuan .t 81 the City Council Of the city
s g MsnSssstss has ssssdss
70 advertise Tor, and receive. sealed hids
FOR tho purchase OF all, or any portion
Of the 5000 per cent, coupon Goa
yertible bonds, having thirty-four years
10 run and dated July ]. 1906,
mo To- bonds will be Issued In denomlna-s
Juiy i, 1906, but will be sold with no.
crued interest as OF August !, 1908, and
viii be ready for delivery on that day.
Sealed bids for the above will be re-
.celyed st the office Of the CITY Treasurer
Until 9 O'CLOCK F, NJ, OF Friday, July 9,
ri The Committee on Finapce vii. meet
at tic Council chamber at o'clock +: NJ,
Of that day to open and consider the BIDS
Tho flght to reject ~ ey AZ , bias y
engraved under the SUPERVISION %; and
certified as to genn lneness, by the United
States Mortgage and Trust Company, Of
SS Scr f farshe s'' Information apply to =
RRseAa4sR' NJ V.eRhs RoN AuaH ~
3sI ,Y3 e II 5lfg y City Trcasures,l n
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Leaf wrappers. o a6.oo
,pETERsBURG TOBAC eco MARKET.
"a \ Reported BY craddock.J me-. ylrs mia
petersburg, Va juno Is 1905. SS
II on account favorable sea soma for handling
sales have been fairly large ne past w ',,tM
We note some decline IN shipping lear; WINE
ali other grades arc selling At satisfactory ls
THE quotations arc as lows . z. J, !.
Common o TX "a
Short iear n. i6J 20 v.VJi
3hinnn ne = iaaf 4. $50 o. HOO
ahnrrt :. tyra nr1a a !. 10 90 d 1l.00
FIno Y rappers. D. 1900 q 25.o
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Colt Letter :. |! e;
4 By MILLER 8 COMPANY Q, 4.

IA NEW YORK, June 25.r The sensation
Of the day was the public ann ouncement
BY means Of circular tina t the rstwhile
bull lea er would dump his entire hold
3ings Of spot cotton against July longs
on notice day June 29tll.a The reason sol
iassig ned was that insurance on this large,
amount Of cotton, given as AS 900 bales.
Isl about to expire and that owing to
the recent fires In warehouse here. III It
would be very difficult to replace the in-
isurence. The excuse given /. was looked
upon as quite Ingenious and 4 the market
was entirely unaffected by the lEtnounce-
yment for some time. Later lnl the day
however, considerable selling of July by
outside interests developed, who teY
evidently Impressed wi tn a. fear that they
might be- called upon to Ike y up large
Quantities objection on which they might
/ be called upon to carry the fire risk
themselyes. At the same moment there
were runlora OF rains at one or two points
selling out late months added to the
weakness by the July liquidation. New
low levels were reached ION July and Aus
gust, while a the other months declined
to about the previous low points OF the
season. Spot interests We're good buy
ers OF Julysion the decline, and there Is
little doubt that the remnant OF our
stock will find Ats way in to strong hands
and that there will be very little diff
Guilty about securing prop or Insurance on
IT. although the rate may be q little
higher. 81 FL n N .l ssi Bsii2
ia liverpool Is due to come Z lower on old
crops ana \ down on far \ months to- 4
morrow morning,
Cotton Letter,
RI 81 Opening. High, Low Close,
July 1922 1921 1910 1911
October ..,l0.s5 1920 1925 1925
January -. 1o.4b i04s 1890 1925
March ~, 1852 1862 Il 1919 1914
AZ New York spots quiet, stead ". 10 downs;
mid, 1880. 81 &. VA
n New Orleans spots easy. sale 1885,;
mid, 40 lb-le, Il
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/ F V, n q, YORK.

MA Nlght Line Steamers Except sAtVF1Ayli
akins ,connsc tion In Norfolk With Men, 49,
ss II w. aa,'G ~. NJ aud and
epeaks and OHIO Ry Az NJ, and 3
mN an with Main Line Ships Sstlna AZ ~
xtSyup"'aSTiokets@ S0s = Main 6trsst. S 5.isss
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET
F S,fSs15F9Sto n; asa' Y w. 4.

n 30. 3 sed lGas lot, 4, .,,,.,,,l. z
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& Cotton. steady l!ns q g; srosss, <. e
IN. isl baies; "A export 70 the Continent. s,so4
Total to-day q ssils porss.Nst receipts. !, "
bales: export 10 Great Britain, 70 oeles: 70
ths con,lnsnt, bos2 bales; 20 japan. 100 bales;
sGon.oiidsttd * Il. port,-Net receipts. ~
ba les 81 export I'd Great britain. ]; ~ Oal.si
Ia France. 3,0St bnlsa;sto the Continent. :. -
Total ssinse septsm6sf ist d Ill ports-.Net
receipts 1e.e bales: export g 81 g arss!
e. thS L Continent, !. TO. ss balss; 10 japan,
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CLOSING BoNDSQ QUOTATION s

~ Chicago. r. i. and $Pac r.. r.. col IS. II. eh
~ g., CT and ST. Louis gem IVY
Colorado 1ndustrisI -. ssfles
~ Colorado Industrial 81 series .. IN
~ Sniorsdo and Eoi,{ Harm AZ . 83
- Gina = Il . 4, lo6
- Denver and Rio Grando ~ lV,ass
al i1stiilers srcifri IN q d ~
~ Eris nrior Isn III. !. 10iN
q EfIo General 9S1t
IL Hooking Valley 1874 99sN
~ Japan
&l Japan 6, I'd series soI5
~ Janan IL lea N $50
20 Jai1anl IL eertif cstes ID series S3
III Iouisyille and Nash n tjnined q !. losh
Mani N consol eud n N. 100
Ms3ssn- S ssnt5aI ST inc ~ ~
~ MINI and St. Louis 49,. SJ,i
oS Misso,ri y Ka I,sas and Texas Il. esh
01E. Missouri Kansas and Texas 2ds. 90
III Mobile and Ohio Collateral Trust asa. 30
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.irglnIa CO.

JAMES RIVER DAY I'M, n
STEAMER PC q All g! NT8Au
FROM OLD DO MIArE
ION WHARF MONDAY. fW1ll.I
1 NESpAY5 AND & FRIDAY An
a, NJ 4, tor Norfolk. ,ortsluouths
Z Ola III. poln1. ~. NaWrnrt ~ is NaXnIA!
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scs sssn sp,,nH whess sS0SaNc, No. d.
S nassSdX ia. 8 red. ssK No. Nd germ
ysI,.' S;ssss .h,i ssf;
fsr % eho!ce n.al!n! ,,h rs? ns naaIssisS ~;
sS RSyy, 's ss: .tds s.ss ssSsss
Si1 slsa, ' sIas. so
S.75. Ehlsksy, bas.s q hist. Stnes,d a. kI4tii ss'
ssS 9s ss::s Rs;; 9'sRs 4
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BALTIMORE
Winter patent,
southern whltes
( mixed, 4gc ssE.
srn, 6s8iG. +
'it0lsc.i fancy
and unchapTM'
ssaaa 'asaasssisnasAl
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~ il{i-g5
~. III, N 4, = ~ Ma, cor Il a fotferod) Is
Nsw" YorN Central ZEN. 8i1s....... 9sM
Nes,$ ierscy Cert "a + aef, e. \, 129 I
North srn I3aoiiin IA 4. 10s
d Al Al 10 AZ
Norfolk and Yves Tern con. a Z. +. 1oosi
Ss.son ahnr4 Tina TrafndInp Al 45 &
psnnsvIvaTiis oany, az osH
hsa ak q 1enor "a IA II 4. 1924
FL II olsis ana iron Mountain, con 1ils
Hff.ouis and san Franchise fg.'4 a .,..s.. s53s
81. Louis Bout western con. q,
6eaboard AIR Lite "a. s KY
botitherh Pacific 4s I. \. VIA
Southern, Pho no Sist a., y
Southern ts " isis
Toledo, Bts l. and Western q III, e.
S!sss I. All; IS s,ssl g ISL 'sS
y ~ ~ q rsh !. ~ SIX
uysst am Nh ID IN ". S6h
tuh NJ n nj iake fyrie AZ S9
wisconsin Central ~
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s:S;ss; s };s |''
February 4. ID. ~. ID. q 1915 1919 y. .
mlddiinS upiandS. 1880; tniddlins gulf. 1l.o5; ;
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Molasses-Flrm. Coffee Spot
n!e!s. ss'ssa q Is p a1ae; s sisssE
q. eairS refining. So. centrl.
molasses sugar, ekc.;J re-
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-04-29
Concordia Society Concert.

In order to. raise funds for the sup
port of the free bed at the Swedish
hospital, the women Of the Concordia
society have arranged for a concert
Wednesday evening in the Swedish
Tabernacle, Seventh street and Eighth
avenue S. The beautiful oratorio by
j: v. Bergquist, "Golgatha'' will be
given, with a full chorus of $50 voices.
The performance Of the oratorio was
one of the musical events at the Audi
torium some time ago, and a repetition
will undoubtedly be greeted with en-
thusiasm by the music loving public.
The Concordia society is an. organiza-
tion Of women and has a membership
Of 300. It supports a free bed in the
Swedish hospital where deserving per.
sons, who are not able to pay for bed
and for the hospital privileges can he
taken care of at the expense Of the
society. These privileges are not linn
tied to any particular class, but worthy
sick regardless Of creed and nationality
ere received The free bed was
founded in February, 1898, upon the
first president Of the Concordia society
and it is supported by the society at
an expenditure Of 5000. In August of
1904 the society decided to provide for
an extra bed during the six months OF
the year at an expense Of $3.50, making
total expense for the-,Year of $3.50
Twenty sick and needy persons have
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-04-29
HOPKINS

The annual ball of the Hopkins G.
S. D. P. J. No. Is, Bohemian Workmen,
was held last night in Anderson IS OPP
era hall. A program of thirty numbers
was furnished by the West Minneapolis.
band
The formal dance to be given by the
West Minneapolis baseball team will
take place Saturday evening in Ander-
on's Opera hall.
The Rebekah lodge met Friday even.
ing in Masonic Temple. A program Of
musical and literary numbers was
given.
Mrs. William Schussler will give a
shower for Miss Edna Hamilton We'd
nesday afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Richardson will enter
tain for the members Of the Birthday
club Thursday afternoon.
Tomorrow evening a special social
meeting Of the Odd Fellows will be held
in the lodge hall.
The Gideons of Minneapolis will hold
services in the Methodist church to-
night.
The Methodist Aid society will en-
tertain Wednesday afternoon in the
church parlors.
Tuesday evening in the Congrega-
tional church a prohibition meeting will
be held. Mr. Hentchell and several
local speakers will give short addresses
and number Of songs will be sung by
a male quartet. ---..
S. C. Marshall, a brother of Mrs. G.
NJ. Reed, has moved here from Motley
MINI.
Miss Alice Laurence. who has been
visiting relatives in Hopkins, has re
turned to Winthrop, MINI
Mss Ingar Jeppesen has been er
gagged as a teacher here in the publ
schools. ..~.-
John Anderson, and his family hav,
moved into the house vacated by Mr..
Ryan, who has left for Spokane, Wash.
Mrs. Appleby, mother of J. P. Ap.
pleby, will arrive from California this
| week.
Miss Ainslee Nichols, who is attend.
ing the state normal school at Winona
has been spending the week with hel
sister, Mrs. Appleby.
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American Revolution and Mrs. A. r.
Bigelow of St. Paul, lis the new vice
regent. The. elections were made be-
fore the delegates went to Washington
to attend the national congress and
were ratified by the congress. Mrs.
Bell, in behalf Of the Minnesota
Daughters, extended an invitation to
the congress for the Daughters to at,
tend the G. A. R. :encampment in NJ
neapolis in August and doubtless may
of them will be present.
Mines. Bell, r. F. Goodwin, Luella r
Emmans, Mary E. Green, Misses Brooks
and Guilford, who represented the To-
cal and state chapters at the congress,
returned home from Washington yes
terday Mrs. O.. G. Wyman is still in
the east The delegates had most de-
lightful stay in Washington. -Four
large receptions were given in their
honor. President and Mrs. Roosevelt
received the Daughters at the White
House; Vice President and Mrs. Fair
banks entertained for them; Mrs. Don
aid Mclean: gave reception in the
ballroom. at the New Willard, and the
fourth large function was in the Con
gressional Library. The greatest cour
tesy was extended to the Daughters
everywhere. Special cars were reserved
for them at the ceremonies attending
the burial of John Paul Jones at An
napolis, where they were honored
| guests. The Marine band of the navy
gave a concert at the navy yard fol
| the visitors, and later they were taker
over the presidents yacht.
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ing at the rectory of ST. Mary's church.
The Daughters of the King will hold
their regular meeting tomorrow.
Mrs. j. ii. Rich of Red Wing has
been the guest. of her cousins, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. c.. Coyles
Rev. and Mrs. Ten Brock will be in
Faribault next week to attend family
reunion.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Coykendall who
have been spending the winter at Ash
ville., n. c., have returned to their
home on Carroll street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tuttle enter
tanned Saturday evening at cinch
party.
} Mrs. Yoe will entertain Tuesday
afternoon at -euchre party.