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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. juno II. --FLoUR-F1rm but
quiet. Rye E1our-F1rm.5 Cornmeal--F1r1n.
Hye-Dull.a Barley-Nominal. t$
+ Wheat-Spot irregular; No. red, stHc, ele-
vator. Options xa1c.{ net higher. July. soAc.;
September ssAe: December, eo,tc.
Corn-F1rm: No & el1ac elevator :o1 Options ms
ey sg'ens sfss! Ss
Oats-F4rrn: mixed. 45hc.
Beef-steady. Cut Meats-Firm; picked bel
les l0H 1lzAzc. !: picked hams. rd-
Firm steady: western prime, $3.50 nomlnal
refined. firm. Porls-S:eady; family. sls 509l9O9
short clear. Sls.5oapls.2e; mess. Ii79l7: Tall
low-Steady. Rosin-FIrn at 34G4 o. Turpen-
tine-Steady. at 81 sc.3 81 . .
Rio. steady; No. Invoice 7Ac.; mild. steady;
Futures closed firm; prices points lower TO 5
points higher. sugar-Raw. nr1n; , fair II ~. re.
inning. &C.: centrifugal. 90 test shata !-a2c :
nolasaes sugar 2&c. Butter-Steady5 and un-
changed. Cheese-Quet and unchanged. Esgs-
Easy and unchanged Ss
. FreIghts to Lverpool-Dul and UNCHANGED.
Weak; rose. southern: per barrel s9,I5gsLs:
do, Chil's, s3I4.c5 do.. southern. sl.6o92o0;
do, Maine. per bag. sSa3.l 10: sweets Jersey,
per barrels. s1.5oae.N Ca bba ses-Quiet- and
Cottonseed oil-About steady with fair
speculative trnde. Primo crude (. o. b. mills.
29c nominal do summer yellow, 351ac.: prime
white, 4oT4lc.: prime winter yellow, 40G gaze
CHICAGO. June 16.-Absence of rain throug h-
out the southwest and middle west caused de-
cIded bullish sentiment in grain markets here
to-day. AT the close wheat for July delivery
showed "a gain OF 1sc. Provislons are up SO
sah q =
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COTTON MARKETS,

II NEW YORK, June 1e-The cotton market
opened hrm at an advance Of 2aT points on
bsi,es cables
was quite good deal OF realizing at the adj
vance, and prices decline ? or points shortly
after the opening, but the undertone continued
steady, and during the middle OF the morning
prices held at about the initial figures. Further
on in some instances heavy rains were reported
In Sthe eastern belt, and there seemed no I'm
mediate expectation OF rain in the southwest.
Saes % week
year: for the week. 81. 900 bales against ea.47U
last week and 70. G67 last year. orday's re-
cepts at New Orleans, 50 bales against 2.ss3
last year. and at Hoston $50 bales against
S.l7o last year. sB
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PACE's,5V VA.
(special to The Times-Dispatch

N (Speclal 10 Inc fllHts-DiSputCH'l ~. 8t
PAGES, VA. Juno 16.--A most de-
lightful surprise party was given at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Coleman
wednesday night. Among those present
were Misses Pearl Hall, Of Norfolk; Sail
lie Wilson, News Ferry; Mary REYNOLDS.
OF Elmo Va; Maud and Gertle oliver,
Julia Stebbins, Roma Vaughan, 3ettte
and Frances Colemnn; Messrs. Oliver
Coleman and Thornton Wilson, OF News
Ferry; Bnrksdale Redd, of sutherlln;
Sam Barksdnle and 3 Wallace Barksdale,
Of Brooklyn; William Barlsdale. OF
Elmo, Harvey stebbns, Robert Oliver.
Frank Morris and Joe Coleman, OF
The features of tho evening wore In
strumental rrLlc and dancing. At
late hour refreshments were served ana
the guests returned TO their homes
greatly pleased with their evening, 9
PLEASURES
Misses Louise and Willie stepbins,
who have been attending school at Wake
field, returned home this week.
Mr.. ], Richard Haynes. Of valdosta,
Ca, is visiting Els parents. CAPTAIN ana
Mrs. William Haynes. Ct Elmo,
Miss Bette Coleman Is Visiting her
sister. Mrs. Nathaniel Terry OF sprlns
Miss Alice sacrlste returned home
Wednesday from Belmont n. g, where
she attended school the past session, !,
Miss Pearle Hail. who has been the
charming guest of the Misses Coleman
for the past two weeks, returned TO her
homo at Norfolk Wednesday afternoon
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TOBACCO MARKETS.

Richmond, Va, June 49, 1905.
%Toba cco-Dark Fired (Reordered)-No special
change to note since last report: market con-
ftnues very quiet with little or nothing doing.
Receipts moderate, Brights-Unchanged:4 quiet
but firm. Light receipts. 8un- Cured-Fair re-
lceipts market continues active at unchanged
quotat ions. Al 81 VIZ II M ii
Note-Aiucl1 OF the tobacco arriving is in a
'damag ed condition, and such tobacco sells low.
Planters are cautioned to lock after the order
OF their tobacco before send IT to market. 81
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National r. r. OF Mexico con. ls......... siA
New York Central gen. 43ha................ ySM
New Ierscvt Central rem l2Sh
Northern sPacilo l0Ati
Nort harm paoifc 83s To-
Norfolk and West m con- is......,....... lp0ss
Oregon Short Line refnndlng 4s...........t oiAs
Reading General AZ l02h
81. Il5tiis nnd iron Mountain con-. Is ii Y
al n,Ii. and s5an {F-ra rcisoo IT, 81 4
g.. Louis southwestern con. 4s...........E I'm
enhoa I'd iAirg1in ~ IS
Southern, 81 Pacific y:1i
Southern Paciio lat 49, certificates ...... q D1,a
Eouthern railway IS :. 4. Z, 1ls,i
Texas and Pacific lists 1l7h
Toledo at L. and syYeete RI Is .,........... 8ii
Union Pacific Il los
United States gteci I'd IS. 9TH
Vahn sh lists 1lsE
Wabash Deb MN
Western Nd. ssh
1Sh no,t u a, ava II a Ia TrrIe a ~
wisconsin Central Observation-Disclosures. 9lh
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speaker Cannon startled his secretary

" Speaker Cannon stHF tle01 TIE "rr'oFH'5
on Sunday morning by saying: 'Bnsbey,
let's 60 to church" OF course, Mr. BUS
bay agreed and as Mr., Cannon said he
wanted to hear some good Presbyterian
preaching, they proceeded 70 ohurcI OF
that denomination. The regular munster
was absent, his place being occupied by
q clergyman who preached an iron-bound
orthodox sermon that rather bored q good
many OF his hearers. including Uncle Joe.
As the latter was leaving the church.
he was accosted BY the PASTORS wife
who sa!d, "AIr. Cannon. I nm very glnd
that YOU came here to-day. You must
come again and hear my husband preach"
s"AIadam," replied tho speaker. y shall.
/ have no hesitation In saying that your
husband Gan give That fellow cards.
spades and bdg casino and beat him to
death"
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are heavy low grades predon1inatng and are
hard TO move except at buyers prices. Clover
very dull. ~tl gs "
n PorAToEs-Receipt liberal /; market weak.
with downward tendency,
y EGGs-Receipts moderate and market con-
tinues active. az xas3 I'd .t&ig
active at prices quoted:
PouLTRY-Receipts moderate and market
nrrn and active at quotations.
VIRGINIA. 3BACOE-Unchangcd. "a good de-
mand |; light receipts.
wOOL-Active: light Yecelpts w. :. ~, &. /.
RECEIPTS FOR THE WEEk--W =, az, Sx,sso
els. Flour, 1896 barrels. Hay. 800 tons: mill
feed, 4ot tons. III
STOCK IN ELEvATOR-Wheat.1 /, 76s bushels.
Corn 17R huRhelai Oatl. 8.32 hunhel9. -
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Cotton Letter
By MILLER & COMPANY.

NEW YORK, June 1e.-The period of
uniformly good accounts from the cotton
crop appears to have come to an end.
Loud complaints are now being heard
from four to eight days In duration. with
prospects Of two to three days more as
the result OF tho storm coming up the
coast, Central and South Texas on the
other SIDE are crying for rain. predict
ing dire consequences OF Its arrival lisr de-
layed much longer. The weevil also Is
becoming numerous and damage from
that post Is confirmed from many
sources.
During the latter part Of the week.
apinners have become more active buyers.
an shown by the sales yesterday OF
10000 and 5000 for tho half day to-day.
va We are told by cable that there is
talk OF O July-August BQueeze In Liver
pool, while a natural squeeze In spot
cotton is expected to develop In New
Orleans during the next month. 4 ne
visible supply is diminishing fast and
as far as statistics are concerned the
situation Is growing moro bullish
Vi The next weekly crop report due on
Tuesday. cannot fail to make reference to
the excessive rains in the Atlantic ~ 81
trict, the drought in Texas and In
crease in weevils, and 1t will not De
long before the public will begin to spec
ulate on the July bureau report which
under existing circumstances must show
d decline In conditionai In Texas, Louisiana,
South Carolina and Georgia, Il nowhere
else. s. II III
4 The Mobile correspondent OF the Finan-
4 cinl Chronicle reports tho presence OF the
sweevil in Clarke county Ala. We do not
credit this report, as we think It ls 5
case of mistaken Identity IN
u N Liverpool is du etc come u to 2 lower
.on summer months and one higher on the
ay1yt
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PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.
M hys- CraddoCle- II ones mia
DANVILLN TOBACCO MARKET.

(Reported by, ,D'broll Hros,1
We havo to report light saias HG this Week,
which would Indicate that there ls very little
tobacco left in the hands OF the farmers to ba
ground has been too wet to work, The quality
Is about tho same as heretofore, and there Is
no change in prices. the market being active
on all grades. Business Is quiet In hogshead
tobaccos 55s If
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CATTLE MARKETS.
LIVE STOCK snIARKET.s
iEa leg al Union Stock Yards &c.

| s5 tSaes at Union Stock Yards.l !. II
Richmond. Va, June 16,s lsoe, z
en afnef. n ~ Ss &. ~ No
Best steers 6G5ac..;; fair TO good AGA to.:
heifers. b 4Gtzc,i medium 70 good 81 9s&c.:;;
eaa Gasn
to fair. sSi !; lambs. ii Sic = few iAel I
best hogs. 6I6A o.: d common to fair tGSac.:
! sows and Estags.E4 9414c. u I. = ss
tead. Market stead 81. S Beeves u. loae. 10. cows
and feeders, }4g4.6o. 2 Hogs-Recelpts 1900
head Marke: strong TO- SHADE 3ht Mixed
feSe sssSy Sssss
bulk. 50. s21iasoQ sheep Receipts. 100 head
Ms:kS. sonE sa7ssP 5000 sss
NEW YORK June -BEgXyEs-RR
none market nominally steady. Sheep and
Lanbs.Rece !pts g. 100 head. Sheep unc h &c
per pound dressed lambs, 39l5c. per pound ;
1856 head : none on sale feeling steady
June is9cATTLE.. light; market
Hogs.RAceipts. light; market active Prime
heavy mediums heavy and light t york x sS,o0
Supply fair. Market slow. Prime wethers.
ESS 5s veal calves, se.5o57oo.s a.
cINcINNAT1 % June 3 81 lSaH II 2"
pers, s.. *; common. s29a. IS. sheepNstrong at
So 5o15. 25 Lambs-5asy at S5.6o9S:O 90.
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK
& ca, Bankers and Brokers'
SALES:

200 Atlantic Coast Line, com.
17,1D American Shelters, com. !.
$500 Amhlgamated Copper u.
100 Amer. Car and FOUNDRY.
D Amer. Car and F'oun., pfd
American Cotton Oil...
SW American Tobacco, pfd...
100 American Can ...........!.
D0 American Cam pfd........
$3.50 Amer. Locomotive, com !.
Amer. Locomotive, pfd...
1900 American Sugar ..........
6. 200 Al T. and s. Fe, com...
Al 7. and 8. re, pfd......
ll.00 Baltimore and Ohio.......
1890 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
700 Canadian Pacific ..........
100 chesapeake and Ohio..,..
goo Chicago Great Western.
1900 Chicago, Nil. and st. Paul
10, 400 Colorado Fuel and 1ron...
400 Colorado South, com. ~.
Colorado South, LIST pfd...
Colorado South. I'd pfd..
300 Clev.. Gin, Chi. and st. l.
1900 Consolidated Gao ..........
3 coo Delaware and Hudson... ~.
Del, Lack. and Western.
II 200 Erie, com
1,2c0 Erie, list pfd...............
Erie. I'd pfd...........s.....
800 General Electric .........
100 Great Northern, pfd......
100 Illinois Central .............
$500 Louisville and Nashville.
Manhattan ..................
Metro. Street Railway...
100 Mexican Central ..........
NO, Kan. and Tex. oom.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

I Chicago, n. L and Pac. r. II. col 5s...... 81
| c., c., C. and st. Louis gen. 4s......... 1o2
/ Colorado Industrial e., series B............ TN
4 Colorado Midland 4s.......t.................
\ Colorado and Southern siss
CUBA 80,
! Denver and Rio Grande 4s................1oi h
| Disilllers Securities 6s...................,e sM
Eric General y2i
1 1Jnckinr vaiIey 4Hs los
i Japnn g. Observation-Disclosures. p9E
4 IN nar, a. I'd 'series. &T
Japan 4Hs. CERTIFICATES INSTRUMENTATION. saN
Yanor ~ - certi Hca tea IS a
.Japar 4Hs certificates I'd Sseries........... s5h
| Ioiiaviile and Nash Unffed 4s............. I03A
i Manhattan consolE gold A. ................. 1o0h
Marice n b Cent m a. 4. Z. 50
HeSican Central list Iuc ,.................... 20h
4 Mimi and ST. Louis Observation-Disclosures. 93h
Missouri Kansaa nd Texas ls ........... 100 lr
III Zfts.ouri Il ansas and sTcxaa 82ds " 5
NJ and 8. Collateral Trust As. .94h
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NAVAL STORES.

|. SAVANNAH. GA, June ls-T uR PENTINE--
Firm at b7I5G67&c.; sales, 852 casks; receipts.
t55 casks shpments, zoos casks. Rosln--.
Firm; sales. 1870 baryelsi receipts. 1sAa bar
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RICHMOND sTOC11 MARKET Z,
Richmond. Va. Juno 10, 1905.
SALES AT BOARD.
ota Cenfurins-1 of,o ~ asL sSs

Al Virginia Centurles-1.coo at 9sH. 5
ST STATE SECURITIES. Bid. Asked
4 North Carolina As. c.. 1910. ...,..,.... 1o3
va. IS, Old c. md r. l9s. ssA g .
Va. Centuries. 2-3G G. and r., 1891. 96H s55s
II RAILROAD BONDS.
Atlanta and Char. LIST rs. r. 1901. -. 100 z.
AS c. T.. r.. r. CON- Tr.45p. c...... 100 -.
a. O. L.gF. r. Cts. of Ind. = p. o.. 81
Georgia Pacific LIST IS. c., 1s22...... 1z2 ts{
Georgia. So. and Fla. f946....,..... llS 81
Georgia and Ala con- SIS. 1915 1890. Ill 49,
Nor. and Western Ry. Isl 1sa6...... l01 =. ~
Nor and Western EPocahontns E4s... 81 ...As5
Western n. 1st g. c., 1914 10
SeAboard Air Line LIST Is. 1o5o,..... So ...
44@5 RAILROAD STOCKS. IA Par.
Chesapeake and Ohio. November 100 81 ,} /. ;. IN
Norfolk and Western com. 400 81 $780,
BANK AND TRUST COMPANY STOCKS.
American National. -. 100 l2s
Broad Street ~ $3.50
City ~ -
E4rEt National 10 EGO
Merchants National. .....,..........l 100 t76
National Bank OF Ylrgin!a........1W 1871 -.
State Bank OF Virginia. 100 1873 "A
Bank OF Richmond 100 les .s... s5
MS BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. ND. june Dashboard Air
Line. common and Notwithstanding doing. &
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TT. G. Wells, an English author. says
there Will never be an American shake-
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Observation-Disclosures
i DRY GOODS MARIE

ITI"IFlTf. "a Ultf VOOI1o n1FSEyINET, I5l7 y n
X NEW YORK June le.--The dry goods lmarke.
was quiet to-day without further price recess
sioNs, X. sGf-5 - ~ lf3 Il Az IT, -li
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKER
FLoUR-Receipts light; market very quiet.
DAT-Niarket continues firm; light receipts
4 CORN-Receipts liberal and market QUIET
seipts RYE-Yery quiet. HAY-All good
trades are In demand Mt quotations. Receipts
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New York spots quiet. 11.2o; no sales.
New Orleans spots quiet, sales i175. Mid.
n ia
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WANT WHOLE BLOCK.
Junior Order, United American
Mechanics, Adopt Resolutions.

The Junior Order OF United American
Mechanics and the Daughters OF Liberty
met at Fraternity Hall Tuesday night,
and adopted the following resolutions
Whereas. one Of the cardinal. principles
chnncs and the Daughters $of Liberty is.
the advancement OF education In the pu u
lilo schools; Sand # IS .jsS
councils t Of these respective orders in tho
city OF Richmond, met at Fraternity
for 5he
W ths ane A
something thoTsand members IN
9 nha so say snaFse
the entire 6lefk 1yin1g netTsen
Streets for the proposed new High School
lsl That copies 81 this reso'u IT, j = be
smittee to the Board Of Aid ermen and the
Common Council with the request that 7 i
vote ~ ae %. z. W snEs ,9SS.
ISL J. T. L. wooDsoN,
Enterprise No. Q;
:. B.Ai9 i! !, Lee No. i:
": q p ,sH9AP Renry No. 81;
Z. : Jefrersen. No. 81;
W. GRAHAM WYNEB. Jr;.
Mis-, ,f SAa&G1a5fi1 c g6N Is ~;
c! Liberty 'KH6 81 No' = l 2. 81;
George s y: s55o 81 4 4 i Il
:; = : DH "? y: i, !: 4. =
T. Gray Haddon, Secretary General
Committee ia l6f
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NEW ORLEANS. June 18-COTTON-Spo
cotton was dull to-day Spots were called quiet
average deone Of Lie Under yesterday
SPOT and 276 to, arrive. a total OF $50 bales;
futures opened quiet at an advance Of 9G6
news and good Liverpool cables, The advance
Was maintained with but, small losses UP 70 he n
highest and closed ut the lowest falling Oft
10 points from the highest The close .s,, was vas
Showing q small advance over yesterdays close.
Cotton futures closed steady as follows: une,
1929; July HOS; August 1861 i a September,
Der, 1913; January 1910; February. lo,i"i
March. 1858, ta5 41l g5I 4l5 t5tE, } 5ti3.tg z.
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u. s. refundIng H. registered ............. lO3H
u s. refund!nE %, coupon. ............... lo5s
u s. SO, registered .................... 1884
u. s.. as. coupon . 1921
IT, g. Old a. regtstered ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lU24
u s. Old q, coupon, l05S
u s. New A. registered ....,,.............. 1871
VI. s.. Now a., coupon l2yN
American Tobacco 4s...,.,..,, iSS
I American Tobacco ss Recommendations. 1874
.Atchlson s general Il loct
Atchison adjustment Observation-Disclosures. y44
Atlantic Coast Limo 1901
baltimore and Ohio Observation-Disclosures 1888
Baltimore and Ohio Observation-Disclosures. sBI
Brooklyn Rapid TfnnAlt cony. 4s.......... W 4
Central OF Georria 6e n.
Central Of Georgia list Inc W.
Central OF Georgia I'd Observation-Disclosures. 30 I
Central Of Georgia al Inc .,............. SO
Chesapeake and Ohio Observation-Disclosures. 106hh
Chica ~ ana Alton ISL
lChica 70. r. and Quincy new 4s........,.. 1909
Chicago. r. l. and Pacific r. r. 34s..... ~
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Cotton futures closed steady. Prices ranged
Spot cotton closed quiet: mlddling uplands
u.2o: mddling gulf, ll.+5: sales. none.

Cotton. quiet; mlddng. 1870; gross receipts.
Bss bales; stock, 147. a67 bales e.
bales export to Great Britain. a.e6e baies;
70 France. 900 bales to the Continent, GO
bales; stock, $3.50, 334 bales.
Consolidated at all ports,Net receipts, 3;659
bales export 10 Great Britain. 9.2O8 bales;
o. France, 90 bales to tho Continent, $50
bales. INK sE. 5tf Az u n
Total since September LIST at all ports-Net
e7s5.bsS bales to France. 6s7, 2H bales: to tbs
Continent. $50 bales; to Japan. 1865
bales; TO Mexico. 2,784 bales. 5 n
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Virginia (bas lots, ............... ss7 q az
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.LYNCHBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

. ( q 81 = p = 81 r "A =
Lynchburg. Va, June 10. 1905.
Sales OF loose tobacco on the I.ynchburg mar
ket for tho two weeks ending June is, 1908.
reported by John L.. Oglesby, Of Lynch ware
house We're as follows 4 Ig 4$ RISE n 51$ 5t its
Sold week ending June 8th, 225 800 pounds;
decrease for the week ending June 18th, l43,2O
Sold from, September LIST. 1905, to June 18TH.
1929, 4 sly, 100 pounds; sold from a September ls
as e Tor q is lss ' pounss DE-
Tho sales OF tobacco this week were quite
light, Prices and condition OF the tobacco were
about as they have been for the past three
months. The weather during tho week has been
each day. which made good and general Hea-
son for planting any portion OF the tobacco
crop that had not been planted and for yeplant-
Ing that already planted, The crop Of to-
paeso is now al planted and that first planted
The quotations are as follows,
Lugs. damaged. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 100 a. 300
Lrgs. medlum;..," 900 ~ NV
Lugs. good 600 % I.V0
Leaf. good ...,,,,,.".'.'."v 9o g !l.eo
Leaf, LEO " loOo
Leaf. 1o'Vo 20 so,o0
PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.
CAS- Reported by craddocis-Jones. ylrs'nla
Warchousa.) IS
Offerings continue light, as most OF the crop
has been market, Prices good on all grades.
with Tugs especially active g
Tho quotations. are as fol!ows:
Common 500 4p$ 70o
Good lugs. 1'go w e,W
Short leaf 7.oo g nv
Shipping ,,...,..''','..,,s.,.,,v. Oo q lsW
Short wrappersn,,,,,,,,,.,..s 1000 g l5W
Fine wrappeTs.,,',,'.. 1900 " :ooo
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IA - BALTIMORB STOCK MARKET.
q BALTIMORE. Md, June dashboard Al.
Line. common and Notwithstanding doing.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-11-05
Happiness in a Tablet,
Perfect Health for Every One Procured
 At SMoll Cost.

How many times have you sat down at your meals absolutely disgusted at the thought or sight of anything to eat7
 How many times have you sat down at your meals without the trace of an appetite, but just because 1t was time to eat?"
 How many times have you felt a gnawlng, unsatisfled "stlll-hungry feel ing In your stomach, even after you were through eating2
 How many times have you felt that Hump of leadn on your stomach after eating, whether your meal was well cooked or not?
 And how many times have you suf- fered a whole lot of other things from your stomach that you couldn't ex- plain, but that made you grouchy, mis- erable, out-o' -sorts and generally sour on everybody and everything?
 It Is safe to say you couldn't tell. You don't keep track of those things, of course, but you know you've suf- fered them. You probably have had them for so long that they've become a habit with you, and you have come to the conclusion that your fate is to suffer them indefinitely and perhaps forever.
 And so men, much like horses, stand ing unhitched at the hitching post, think they're tied, and 90 their habit makes them prisoners.
 But no one need have dyspepsia, nor indigestion, nor loss of appetite, brash, irritation, burning sensations, heart burn, nausea, eructations bad memory, loss of vim and vigor and the happi- ness that comes from a healthy stom- ach and a good appetite if he will only leave his old hltching post and tie himself to a new one one that will hold him to health. joy, ambition and a clear mind and memory, and the sun shine that goes with them.
 That indeed in heaven! And you can get 1t in a little tablet already pre- pared for the purpose in Stuart's Dys- pepsia Tablets, those little cherubs of health and delight found in thousands of homes to-day. Esten-one ingredi- ent of one of these precious little tab lets will digest for you 5000 grains of food.
 This relieves your stomach of the work of digesting until your stomach can get strong and healthy again. Your stomach has been overworked and abused. It's Jagged out. It needs a rest.
 Let Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets do the work of your stomach. You will be surprised how fine you'll feel after eating, and how lusciously good every thing will taste to you. That's because the Tablets are thoroughly digesting the food which your stomach couldn't digest before.
 Have these tablets on your dining table, and take one or two after every meal without fail. Then you will real ize as never before that the human stomach decides for every man wheth- he will go forward or backward and besides. you'll forget you ever had a stomach to torment you.