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New-York tribune., 1906-06-15
Friday
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Specials
CURTAINS
DRAPERIES
HANGINGS

5pa pairs Lace Curtsins-slightly
ir1perrect-i 70 6 pairs of a style
Mil mpertectionsEeach. 40 20 90
Snowflake Curtains-cOrd cross
stripcs-were 81 20 pair. .--.--..- .SS
Fir'H Arrnure Tapestry Portiere=--
friuged TOT and bottom
value s. - --.------ -.---.----.- .So
Duplex pamask Pprtieres-fringed
and rome etge-on@ and two pair
iots-Were $l1.9S ..-.----,-......,T .SS
French Arabian Net Curtainins-
lace insertings-5-tnch rif1e-
value 10 % % a.............-..... ia
Tapestry Cretonnes-Oriental and
Art Nouveau effects-were .25. 1 3
Reversible Armure Table Covers
r,d green and olive weavinss-
Nd squa-e-were co. .......----..-- 40
couch COvers-Oriental Cross STRIPES
60 inches wide-fringe-value i.6e. = ! 8
Renaissance Panels-mounted on
French net--Value 81 40. -.....-...- lS
Spot Curtain Muslius-ad inch
white OF cord-value IL. ........ IN
Art T1ckiugs-best Qua!ity-styipes.
Figures and Oriental effects-chOics
OF 80 stylss-Value 20. ....-....... 10
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Furniture for POrches.

Embraced are:
Sewing or Nurse Rockers, with
rcod ana splint seats. S9c, I9c,
SIC.
Easy Sewing Roc&ers. with
reed seats urd backs. 5 10
Easy Arm Chairs. reed seats
and hacks. S1.9S.
Large Rockers. with high backs,
and arms, recd seats ana backs,
So 70.
Large Jumbo Rocker. with
reed seats and back. SO 80.
High Back Rockers. with extra
heavy maple frame and glazed
woven cane seats, SIS. 40.
Side Chairs. to match above,
S3 "a.
Settees. with extra heavy
maple frames, long broad arms,
high slat backs and glazed cane
seats, $40. 81.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-15
Friday
June Sal.
Specials
ORGANDIES
CHANfRRAYS
nATHSTES 40

Fine Fancy Corded Orxaodie~-
beautiful designs-veLue 10. .-..... SA
Plain and fancy Duck Suitin4s-
also Msrc'z'd Cheviots-valus .lSA-- SA
Mercerized Finish Chembrsys-
best shades-1Oi2 CT value. ......-- IA
Fine Sheer zephyrs and Oxford
ChevtotS-19 Ct value. ....-..- fO
Fine Imported Linen Battsts~-
COO and sheer-value E9........ IA
Fancy Orgsncy lawns
excellent stylss-vslus .12A- --..-.. SN
Fancy American Dress Ls.wn.-oea
styIes and colOrtrsS-S CT value. 3Js
Best American Percalss-over 100
STYLES % select trom-I2ia Ct vaiua. =
Wool Finish Challies-Qufltirx
and dress Styles c. value ~
Fine Fancy Dress Batis<ae-
excellent styles-iS CT. value ------- On
Dress Lengths ana NamrArts
AZ Special Friday Recooesons.
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DRESS GOODS
AND
DRESS SILKS
Friday
June Sale
Specials

~ inch all wool Summer Cheviots-
leading cclOrs and black-valus 50. =
5S inch all wool Cream Storm Serxss
and Bedford Corts-value 80. ...... )
90 and - inch New Gray Suitinss-
'"'uV SA-l' '.''.-'-. .''...s.-...s.
36 inch satin Fig'd Pongees-
soft fnish--neat designs-vaius So. g
- inch Rough Weave ShantunSs-
desirable colors-59 CT. quality -. 2
- inch satin Fig Z FOulards-pOIkA
dots AMI fiorRl deslgns-light and
dark-were 90 .............. a
New-York tribune., 1906-06-15

NO MAIL OR TELEPHONE ORDERS
New-York tribune., 1906-06-15
Friday
June Sale
Specials
WONfEN'S AND
CHILDREN'S
MILLINERY

Women's Ready 70 Wear Hats
with wings and velvet-were S3. es- 4 81
Girls Lingerie Hats-Iace or emb'y>
full chiffon facing-were sS.9s. p 9S
ChiIdren's Fancy Braid and Tuscan
Flats-plain OF two tonef-vaIus~ 50 so
Girls fancy Straw ColOnials--
full silk pOmpons-wers so. ...-.... "a
Also
Two Great Offerings m
vonsn's and Misses Hats
about one thousand
at 90 eli.
Wers sa4s and s2es
About IVA hundred
at 25 cts
were 40 and 50.
All new this season
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Porch Rockers. Arm Chairs and
SetteeS i'll red and weathered
green finish glazed cane seats.
large and ro0ny.
Rockers. S4. "a.
Arm chairs. SIS II.
Settees. So. II and So -.
Rustic Porch or Lawn Rockers.
made of bent hic;ory twi.s:
hickory Slat backs and seats. at
So "a and So 81.
Settecs TO match the above, 3
feet long. S3 u.
Reed Rockers. large and
roomy; full roll edge: hig.
backs. 50. 40.
Porch Rockers. maple frame
fancy design, hign reed back,
full-size arms, 81 .9S.
A complete range of Porch and
Cottage Furniture: all the new
est designs also Willow and
Reed pieces in large variety.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-15

WOMEN'S COATS Friday
BATHING SUITS June Sales
SKIRTS. &c. Specials
Tan Covert and Black Broadclotn
Coats-ftted or box styles
Women's three-quarter length Coats
Worsteds ard Shadow plaids.
coIlar.ess inlay of panae veivs.
and braid-vRlue $40 O9s...-........S ~
Chiffon Taffeta AMI Ppau de Sole
CCats-three- quarter lenEth-Dleated
deep eppltque cOliar-value S14e9. N 9a
Womsn's Fine Tailored Skirts
Panama. Rrlllantine HOmesTun
and fancy teCls-CirculaT. gored
and pleated mOdels-value s.. 9S o. g Sd
Women's MChalr Bathing Suits
Navy and Black -coliarless shirt
waist STYLES or sailor collar and tic
braid trim d-valUe 81 10. .--.-...2 %
Brilliantine and Mohair-brown
navy and blaCk-round sailor
collar, With shield tie-value sos 8 99
Extra f1e RriIIIantine-Checks and
plain colOrs-COllarIess shirt waist
styles-pleated-value 81 5000. 3 81
Full line Bathing Caps and
Bandanas .-----...--..... 10 to 4 81
New-York tribune., 1906-06-15

Lawn WrapQers-braid trim'd-
fiOunced skirts-all sizes-special- -. 6.
Lawn and Cambria Wrsppers-n-st
stripes and hgures-light and dark
deep hOunces-value 81 30 ........- g
Short crepe Kimonos-Japanese ard
floral designs-all size--vsiue S124
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/ CONSTANT Inroad Upon Values '':i
Disconcertii HI, oldestrs
NJ u Long stocks. 5
WEAK I'm Gu slNG HOUR II
sBearP ShoS Great Y Caution
,ia4 I'LL Their Opera Wait ait 81
si Il, ling Demand. N
n
8Elpy Assoclnted l'rcsg.)


NEW 81 Dirk, NJ juno %. " Stocks cani g
Il upo III the market freely from time 70, %
tins to-day IN continuance Of the zig W.
Ting movement recently III pr :. Is 8:
he Il result was a Bort Of y pp2ling g s. a
prices, VIII cll ma dc a con 3nroad
"a val ues and WAS hight d sc oncertln g, "
holders of long sto
was growth ii selling press re Stin IL lE
sgthe final $hour&the market took on t:ie5
weak and sent demornlized tone viii q
NJ charncterized fyyodncsdnysB break. III e. e
u few cascs prices got back Z. TO Q II over
level than during the decline OF the HIST
II art ofSsyesterdnyi 81 session. ne sSpen.
party showed grca caution IN their$ opc cry
VI tons and made no such raids on prlces
" air we're 3itil evidence earlier in the wee *
Il vas evident that a waiting demand
n existed ut he lower levels, ana THIS vas 1.
V attributed 10 the outstanding sho VINO
took tha opportunity In this way to &r ll q
vi liza tteir profits. There were no I'M
s portant incldentg benr ring on va Ives -
NJ 81 news. Money OF, ca was g. Z. active
"a Ill day consequence Of Gu l'ng o. loal'b
NJ by the banks In pre- pa RI ton for NEE tlhs
IA ti1o July settlement requirements
The announcement sof nbo Y IS 500 700 gold
secured iron, tho Bank OF En- gland for I'm
NJ port to New y ork had tile etc ct4 ct con l
\ fIrmfng confidence that next W eek eS--,
\ lreec ted large ARRIVAL OF South frlca II
/ gold d In London would be secured e. +.
nj New u York. BIT Although the banks nave
lost over million dollars I'd the sub 81 p
Isl treasury on tie week - opera tSls there e
s Ia d Been n sufficient gain on ae e1 press
movement with, the lriter!o rkJtindl cate an
Il inc reases II, cash of bou s.. 100 co., The
"a weeks liquidation In stock $ sls texpectesu
Is q redu I! tie loan tenn and make Y
M strong bank return. sss s
he lowest prices Of the Day sEEs were
s#touched ~ In last S$ hour and tn marker e
close sYea AMI Il, wes 4 OF ma
5tcrial losses through on 4, 81
SE3 Bonds were heaY TO tai sal e. par
value, ST. 10, 90. 33s
United stat ess 2s coupe lined 1-s I'er
Il cen ts on q cal tai lies stocks y we're
81 Sdo. 200 shares. i.is N n
II Nv 81 DIRK 81 ] une Al one nsc g
81 strong and higher a 1-2g6 per &c Mt:
" ruling rat Is 3-4 closing bid 4s1,2 offered
.sss8at s., Time & loans very dull. and & steady;
I'D Sixty days 10 per cen Z; ninety q days
VI s-l; six months to- 4 rinle .lner-
camille paper 5al5 ~ per cent sterl "
~ nge eakerg at ter a. nee Al q sToo
III az $40 for demand, Isl and sllsua ~
III for six ty dny bills. Posted rates q 50 SIG
s 34s3 ana SASS 12ls .s8. CO mireyeia pllis
u Isl Bar silver Mexico DOL
lars 80 6-s
= + y I =
III Line CONNIE :E Sea BIO "a Line pre-
u ffed.-Not Qtot ed.
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So Rl|',;a,:ilN

53 Y, " 9. 1RA Z M LEAVE SRrctiMQ
y. Ne 0-.BolloS Ing a sohe dulpx figut1
oniy es fInforma tlon, u ndaAta: not
AZ wv Al M.-Dally- ~ FOR Ch
9s1 n ne KeysYtlle tof
n. x x S Y, fksvllle and Buffalo Ltthia
iA1;O ~ ,1i--Daily- lint ed--Bu6et
SssF3l5SS AItlAntaHa and BrmlnghamE$ n
si8ssss.s a. MaSenph! Cha tanoog1i and all
trough coeoh for n Chase ECity
III OurnArn and Hale igh!
..S:o99 u H,-Gx.s 9unday -Keysvtllesi 11s
,11!9O z M.-Qally- l.mi ted-Slul Imam r.
Fti5 =, n. Nj for8 all the South
~ iI.s8SssI YORK RIVER LIN y.
SEQ So M::.-jFzcept
s:ls sunaa, y ~ -.
l;4ss - iSs SUD sum - "a!
FRA I'VE ARRIVE 1cI16 WI kss ssF
s.se ~. N,S7 t0 8P.5 From AL the gas
SIS z. From sCharlotte, Hale1h "a !
$50 AN From Key lie and IooAl stAtlon1:2
Az. i- p ana
los IA Il 7sSrsss
eat III Point ana a i Y
Me- - and 10 stop Ieulnton.
White Aousa land lae ster Ma moi. sS
C..SWsSWE6THuRY..D. P... !.
I,H.sB sPDN CnR, 81 ri lIAEDWIck!sss
Gen. bfRr: Pass Tral.S 1AeE.s VIZ
AYLoEa e. r. nj s:Sss. y.
TVn&h2d RtON
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1iSs'T,ELEPHoN 3 SERVICE,
North e Dina Institutes Case Case
5s..$ n qainst the Southern Bell:

Especial 70 The mes q
4 " LEI III. \. Gu Juno 20. The NORTH Ell
Carolina Cor BORA ton Commlssion has has
set$ July 5th as the ay Tor the hearing
III TIE ma tier 81 the petition led sor1e
weeks ago BY secretary of M g 5a q y:
Bryan q fines for the regulat ton Sof long cl
distance ): id local exchange char ges in
sthIs3state Tor teleph hon service M
The complain t II ega Inst the Southern . IN
Bel compa and den,ards & that :, the
long d stance i orth Carollnas pe
not more than five cents per minute for
the first five minutes and tive and one
half cents per mil for time in excess
lot five miilu tee. y.g s5S5 .S3;5 n.
AS ~ to the local stat lon char es, ne
demands d xinum charge sof Slbo per .!'
month for residenc and ~ per month 2
for business hon es.
Gene rll Attorney chipley q ttsi VA the
Southern BELL CoIpan ~ De mere 81 e
from Atlanta. along wi II other p l.e'rr
nent southern 81 ot'icals. e oppose y g
the chang
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DELIVERS LAS i LECTURE.
/ President A derrnan q alks Again
Il q eachers III Summer School: 81

sii Especial - The Tim es- Dispat ten,
ssi RALDI GH, N. g., June f29 The second
ana last lecture by Presid ent Alderma ~,
81 the Universal ~ 81 rginia fore the tE'sl
Summer School for Public s chool Teact:l
ers this evening was on The Educa tion nal
Achievements Of the Quarter q e. Gen 81 4
fury. The ddress eHp hasiiizse % " me y
necessity for proyi ling educn Ion for AZ,
lirres peotiyes 81 race or class He declared
that the contention from some quarters
that the public school d funds be divide VIDE
between the races On the basil Of taxe %
paid by each war 'url- Demo IN n
American and Gun- Christ ian: n NJ IL s5l
Dr. wills, OF the United States Depart
srnent 81 Agriculture, is delivering q series 81
4 Of lectures on 4 the prot lion and deyel-f
Aopment3 3 81 the North carolin Forests,
He is sent here without sexp ense e the 1ye
Rpartment, IN the hope OF stlmulatin g in-i
terest OH the pa TT OF the school teachers
IN the forestry interests Of the Stat KS
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\, Produce M arket,

,In hot weather. people bhy eat PISS 1n
sn,aller quantities., hut there are more
i6ustoIners, and so tho avar,lK q ts ke ut UP"
Thus spoke a Cary Street conl'llission
merchant to a Times II lspnto ma yes
terday. and he was expln y. Why Z y, ne ae
produce market keps q asssys ~ sne
The receipts Of fruits, yege tables, chick
ems, eggs ana other eatables on the
h,ne,.,, Yesterday swece large II hop Oh & 10
meet meet the active demand, and buslneHsiW was
5n,,ita active. Supply and tlenan We're 80
Saevenlv balanced as to ana bio the block.
to .'clean Bup' by o clock ", illesnfter-
noon. The changes In prlc q, as noted In
another column. were very sllEht.
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NEGROES SAWED
8CEL |
Were Only vaitih for 4 Cover ., ':'t'
81. Darkness to an. lake axe
4 u. 3 K Escape. Il ts3 4 5s
F0LL0WED \ :. ]! :5l'| :; N n 4
On Leaving Cell Would Have q ,Ye
Battered Hole In Prison III
a. stsa4s siis.s Ia1l.S .,s55s
y, 4 Is The ssrI mes. pispatct

{speclal Il to The Times. 3 spatcf,.l
RIA Ln1G III " June %. wells- X. az g
Syeloped plan on the par r. q some Of tlle
most dangerot US ot,ers In axe County
jail was discovered last night, IN that \
q BAR q the prinqip negro cell ". Z
we'd iii two and the prlsoners were only
awaiting the cover rkress g, 9. sl,sp
ont OF Their cell ard bat ter a l1olo n
fho Brick wall en6 slip ou y,
The principal Pr mixed &1ip u tl,e
attempt Der, iiams der s, ss u.
tence / 9 Be hanged Tor killlng Fred CLARK.
d negro brake II On. and John Bethtes
notorious III 10y criminal here.
@ Il was about our mon tbs age thatBf e
negro, I'D JarreAl under son 9etlce e /. Of
twenty-five years In the penlteritita,ry for
murder IN arreIis cyl 4, ny MI, My
out 81 the jail the manner that fWil.
iians aid Bethel had 80 wei \ under way
FARRELL has ne Yer been heard fro M t HIS
was here for safe pin g
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q THE EENCAMPMENTS,
Dates Changed for the First and am
Second Regime nts,
,lSnecial tOgfhe Times dis

Il RIA LEIGH, N, Cir Tune 20. tutant-
GetlernI n, RI Robertson Of thee North
Carolina National Guard. made tho OIL
oial announcoment this afternoon INA tn le
SMsus III thIs sumHer have been chNnged
80 So that the flrst ellcanlp eom2 9,
Of the Second Regiment and First I I!l,
Of the Charlotte Artillery MN Pc Jn hs
aSth to AUGUST So lneluslye i, an ns the
First First REGIMENT viii DO August nth e
Goth, Inclusive / he dates an both cases
70 Include tho movement ~ the "a rooPs
s u her Is '' no &c Change as to the move
snient ~ the Third Regiment to chioka-
}rl1auga, the date for this remaining Az Z
gust 10th to 28th. Inclusive. 81 4 /,
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Weekly Statement,
s1Rv a sIgsIoficiatcd EPres5js, "

Assoc ted Press
7 1; NEW ORLEANS 8. Il June y q. Secretary
Hester,s weekly New Orleans cotton
staten1ent, issued to-day, shows for, the
% days Of June a. decrsal az! lnder la st
same am period year before last OF 10000.
For the 500 days OF tho seas on that have
elapsed the aggrega tet$ is behind that Of
the same days OF last year 2,o " 900. and
ahead OF the same days year he tore last
4 sci 900, Tho amount brought into sight
during tie past week hos been b8,sSs
bales. against stb4s for the same seven
days last year and 80, 22s yea before !a 81,
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KERN MINATED.
Had IN sOpposi for District,

4 lT8 (special to The Tlnes- Dlspat ch,)
WELDON, y \. G, s nne Cd Ohm & IL 81.
3claiination In the Second Jud lcial District
convention hare yesterday He was
& placed ii nomina ton! BY olicltor Walter
5E. Daniel; who has been the able District
3 Attorney for twelve years Mr.. Daniel
declined 81 q further tnominat Ion to this
place, 81 Strong resol lions were passed
Z by the Convention In 5appre oiat lon Of MT.
Daniels splendid seryi COS to- the dlstrlct
and 1.-THE State. and pied gtng hlms me
loyal support 10 q the district ~ al MS
slalldable ambit lions, IA ,
"a, M Kerr had no opposition whatever.
DR.. T. u. Green W az re- acted 2 al rlnan
ofsthe district execu tive comm lttee' sf,5
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~ MOORE R 3 WILL RETIRE n }.
viii Relinquish Office 81 ! P 3 e
u. dent Of Cotton Growers Asso.

u Especial Il to The Observation-Disclosures
& RALEIGH, 8 N 81 G.. June; OF esident
Moore, the orth Carolil,a ellvi-
. sion 8 81 the s Southern Cotton GroWerIF,
ASSOC ton, il IN the city, and atinounIgces
his detern,inat on to retire from the pres
itier,cysso the associa ton Itis
reason for this ss thu tssfe Wil! |!
I be- nice sof scieT ssoh
THE Superior l.
Fty.S ana Z q provision OF II the II by-l q
v tho Cotton Associa ton, 81 Is that v ts prest-
dent cannot hol a state or county Office.
as Moore !; says tAe 81 ton ~ IN
excellent ndition d. Stats; that
he now has. the State Ato that
extent that direct and authortta Live re-.
!; ports as to cond ions can be shad from
any Of the ton sec lions on hort NO e
tce. condition tina has never existed lstttd
before Y ~ MI 5i
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q CATTLE MARKETS. s@
RIcHMONDgLIvD STOCK AdAnKET.sfS
s,35IHSGf iGa LEI at Union Stock Yards.
Il. =, ~ ~

Live stock report for the week ending June
4i se,s r. s e 1eo saG far to good la4Ae;
c6fnmon.s IL asxc.;t Best cows " 4c:; medium
10 good common. s s seay
ers "a NC. medium ~ Coy ss
&C.. extra.s &c. Best sheep, ta41tc. i; common
ts Ssss nG and
stays 494hc. IA 5j3
NEW YORK June 2o.-BEEyEs--71R!escaes 81 y:
cows h 7oOl0o. Calves Receipts sslS he neg
Veals mixed Sn s9}
:Iambs3 6. s15 zone car at 50. 70 Hogs
Recclpts ), III head State hog ". 81 od7 .. ii
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TO .B|U[ILD BRIDGE !.
ACROSS IHIE: SOUND l |
Would, \ Give Additional Quick
Service Between North Caro-
lima and Virginia,
tsao ia, ~ w.,s T:a,ss,D!spatat..

t. =
RALEIGH, n. q. June 29,-The indus
trial Club OF Raleigh last night adopted
resolutions endorsing the plan Of the
Norfolk and Southern Railroad Company
It's construct an iron bridge Or tresto
across Albemarle Sound, FIVE and q half
miles long, Tho endorsement WAS on the
ground Eethat after the completion Of the
Raleigh and Pamllco Sound road this.
with the Norfolk and Suffolk, VIII give
additional quick and direct passenger, ana
freight service hetween r Raleigh and Nor-
FOLK and promote wider and more fred
intercourse between the peoylenof Eastern
Carolina, North and South Albemarle
Sound and southeastern Virginia. The
bridge Will avert the present NECESSITY, ~
Transferring passenger and freight trains
sn,nie A lea or ferry. With grea delay
to traffic. Mr., i, r. Merritt, Of the Mo-
ffollssand Southern. appeared fore Inc
club club in The interest q the Fesolq Sion'
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c,hicaro !, u NJ. ana 1,ao n. r. col. Is Of
Ct'1 n and ~ f,oris rer, is 1917
Colorado Industrial 80, series 7s .
Colorado industrial 81, series ~
Colorado N ldland 3. a q
CHA 20 as Is w ~, =, Y, l0s
f,ahvas q M p ia n ra,id n u ltl5
iii iiis =. - aso,tr,ties Ia IS
frrtetsn az iisn = :. u l0i
n, .ansrai a a. " n, /. 80
'Sve Isv xHn 10S,
1ana ~ 4. $3.50 Is. :, Il! W.
= M r 20 u 4. x 4 4. \, 1884,
japan 1iss.5 eerti 9! T
Japan y ~ g
Louisvillo and Nash. y! !gS
Manhattan con. gold y. Z. ~ y
~ n ~
e - x = q ~ o,s a. 9Gi
N Ia souri,, Kansas ana Texas 4s: - " "
Missouri, n Kansas and Texas IDS q
National RI n Of Mex. con. = (oferedE! 81
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JTS 1JtJSE %. 1905.
TOBACCO Il MEN MEET 4. , 2 ] !. i.
Session to Be Held On Board (; q
4 AZ Steamer. IL {, TsS tssS

Hj ro,,ac . 20 Il men are patriotic. especially
~ !, dull season. Tho &c 10 rioqs Fourth
comes ii tho Of next week L; and go
does the annual meeting OF the Leaf 5To'
5hacco Association OF the 4 United sttat e
which meeting, to be held on the old
Dominion steamer James e wrF between
tNoriolk ana New York. many Richmto'nld
tobacco dealers spropose to att eng
B'7 There & viii ba no more a'lct ton say 9.
on shockoes slip unit! Tnesd VIZ 1op!l.
The o were A a,,n.su re!
Bstosle 1 being offered, II oweyer. the of--
freri u, were Of good quality and PRICES
5rain ue,e Well up in the piict ures, from W
For filters up to t83 for wra ppers, s. nty
or more piles OF wrap ers5 went beyo 4,
the twenty dollar mark, ana y two plles
went to $50, which was the TOP not le1
figure for the week, g5Ss I. NJ F.l /. Il, ~
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#BRADSTREET'Ss REPORT.
Half Y ear Business = eriod Prob.
~ ably N ever BET fore Eq ualled

MORO VII say I, Z !, y, Is, &.
week q 4 M.
sale trade o. I'm L. oyes
ton apy Y 8. uni for
nctVlty and volume q ,sd
8probabl never IT.;
Bank clea rln =. I,ro,
ea IL
~ ia i$yni.
abe s.f Al. MI
,in1e 50 to tnls ;}.r
the future ne "a
little by com parlsoH
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Y 81 M, q. !, !, Z. !, Il 1. d, \. II J
Ak Ak atla1tlc Coast Line, CO IA {
,SSss'SSy Xxx An hnleit. CONF * dlV..
12S, S SV9 Astnalgatnnted Copper q
,SlVO, n or Car and FOUNDRY /.
An Ell Cur nt1d FoutlD pfd
ID az az an e,ri,caiif Cottonl Oil.s:,,.'tts
Ky AN (. ef!cnn 70 onccO, plu'...
XII 2!g AMERICAN can ok. /. q. ", Il
Cyan Y! erica 4 Gan pfdtl n /. I.
U 9, wv Amer, l.Ocofloti We, com ".
Y Y, a MGR W Acc MOTIVE pld ~.
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Jew york Central gen.. s1tss Wy
New Jersey Central w is.1a
Nor.nern s. LIZ 3. v, . eAt
:NNortn,h and Wsaiern corsol u 1oo
oroaon Short Line efundng Z. ~ ~
% 4. 1924
- ~ ~ con 81
1ouis 4la rGn ia iisiseo H. ID B5
~. !|ouiss ~ 70
81. l1ou1s S 7 ~ G7s
SeNpIpn[ Al AZ \, %
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MneeMntg An nantraG u r. 81
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CLOSING n BOND QUOTATIONS.

total sales es2,tolo shares.
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Fra nee Il oe De bales: 10 tire Continent, u w
bales; . to Japan, 100 bales. e e 81 S. Z, !.
Total since september LIST az all ports5c,I lss
rece ipts ei7SI8 b bales export to w greg
BRITAIN 2,7530sO bales; go to France. 7ol isS
bales ITO the Continent. ?,559 ~. bales; %
Japan, 1ls.s4s tbales; TO oaie =
NEW ORLEANS 8. s. June q. coTToY-spot
closed nrm and unchanSed from yesterda,iy 4.
,nddlng Sales we're pales .d on n,' Lme
IN changed toiSl point higher vita 8 points
hi CHER a4ked for Sept mber. New YORK no
which wns put Up despts Eood crop news J,
July showed Or y coyertns ~ y
the efforts 81 buls to kosp Ut from RISING tSo
fast ne closs was ste ady and s.. the n. g,
est. with prices dso points above
Cotton Cotton futures closed teady as Il follows;
Jniy % bid August i0 81 bd sep,snr15oeSs
ia :: December 1925 bid 81 anuary, 10 81 bid
FebruaryI 1851 bid; March 1915 b.
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COTTON ST q TI 5; I ! q
Secretary Hester's Report on the the
|. orld rs Visible Supply.
Ry Asaociated \ Press. J

h II NEW B ORLEANS. ~ June COS Secretary
Hester,s statement OF the world 5 Visible
supply OF cotton, issued to-d az, shows the
total visible to be s. Il /. 1866 against 8 262.-
oil last week and 8, 4O7, 4ol last year. OF
/ this, the total OF Americ an cotton Is IL
75e, 46e, against /. SEE. OIL II asst week and
2,1b1, OIL last year and II kinds including
Egypt, Brazil, India. etc., 81, 00o, against
1881, 900 last week and q, 40 900 last year,
& OF tho world s vii IDLE supply y Of cotton
4 there is now afioat and & held la Great
Britain and Continental Europe, ]. 601 900,
agaiI,s i, 100, 900 last year ii india, 904.-
O0OS against o2S,0OD last nj. and i'm he
United state $50 900. against 6l6, 900 asst
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C {; i 3 Obi y 81.

Cincinnati; indian apols; So. Loulss hlea;'ss8
90, II LoulsyIlls, N ashVll {. N emp, .5..
2:i5 II. n. and II 100 F. y. III dali
Vestbound Looal Trains; e
~ A. ana wesk
Newport News, Il orfol ard OLD Posslnss
N 200 N Il and * ~ daily.
Local Tor Newport Il N eWs and Old l'olnAss
Is A.s II. II ana daily
An 81 q Yer L!nss
St 10 10 A, III daily Il Sis u. ~ ,WeeK day.
ssArrice Main Line from West s7:sQ 49,
- :, IS M e l y RI sfSe
a 100 jamss u iyer: 81: to yA;y