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Furnished Rooms.
Hotels and Lodging Houses

Mich Clean housekeeping rooms Al
Hotel Traitor. g3z5 Ballard Az. Bal
lard ias1.
CAPITAL HOTEI,-t0s Jackson 81.
soc to $3.50 day. 1880 20 - wesif.
HOTEL, cLARENDDN~-fizM fth ay.
~ Rooms SOC and 73c. Elliott tfzi y,
Hotel imperial, busy house. 9th
and Pike. rooms 15c, sbc. toc days
ffofei Livingston, 1891 LIST Az. Mod
ern. Rates szto per week AMI up.
HOTEL OXFORD. 1890 list aya mod
ern. rates 1870 pei week ana up.
Hotel Consul. sth and wash rms.
81 and up, beds isc. Free baths.
ftoYAf. HOTEfs-iOi Ttfth av zso
to 7tc night: lI.ls 20 - week.
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Business Chances.

Business finances.
-~e~<<~~~~~.~~~~~~ s~~~~~~~-~~~~~~.~~~~~
9fnrcrocn az 4s3 First nv. w, lsxas.
suitable for dye works, plumbing
shop or meat market Main ~.
Cigar and general stand, down town,
old establishes. sacrifice IL sold at
once. Main 1851
Ny store aud property for cash. =
bargain. good terms. N-2Sl. care
star
wanted Your printing. y. y Walk !
err. 1891 Westlaka, near Pine. III. BIB
Nichoi1 bungalow Htnckley six.
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For Rxchange.


Two lots, 2sxi00 feet each. with =
room house. free ~ incumbrance.
graded streets, cement sidcwaths.
three blocks from car line. north
ern part Of ballard. for a few
acres cf0aa TO Seattle. r. Mclean.
1874 Firet az.
TWENTY ACRES. north OF Seattle.
close 20 station. all level. deep
rich soil. II acres improved. spring
water. Price $4,000: terms or
would exchange for houae and lot
IN Beacon hin or Rainier valley
dlatrirt Inquire 1919 Alaska Bldg.
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TEN FREE ENGINEER
NCffDt.AltEiffFS
0niy mechanical engineering school
In the Northwest just EctNnE
engines. boiler, machinery. etc, In.
stalled IN now building. where
space specially arranged and con
stfueted for lte purposes To ad-
verttes school. upon conditions 20
he named personally 10 applicants.
will give 10 free scholarships for
complete courses In either steam.
Esm or electrical engineering. This
offer limited 60 80 days. New CA
niox ready Seattle Engineering
school, Inc. First Az. W. sud
Roy st
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Acreage.

<A(AC0kCs
LITTLE RANCH AT KIRKLAND
on Redmond road, within a few min
utes' walk of Kirkland, having 4
fine view OF Lake Washington and
Seattle. Buy this and raise chick
ems. fruits. etc. Price $500; terms
$50 cash and $40 month. A big
snap for man working in Seattle
who wants 10 cut hts living cx-
penses In half To see this. TAXI
a Madison car and county ferry or
Anderson boat (19 boats daily to
Burke A Fnrrar's office In Kirk
land, or call l0t Cherry St
SNAP ron HOMESEEK.lR
l have 10 acres OF land, and every
acre In good. where you can raise
vegetables. berries, fruits and
chickens. and deal direct with the
consumer at Seattle's market. This
place IL within easy driving dis
lance OF the city on county road,
Price $3.50. terms $50 cash and $40
per month. w. H.. Giigen. i0t
Cherry ST
HERE IL A GOOD BUY
WHO WANTS this i0-acre farm. all
level, rich clay loan soil, 4 acres
now in crops. 2 acres. partly clear
ed, balance timber, small house.
barn. good water, close to school,
Price $4,000. half cash Might con-
sier good lot as part payment. In
quire 1910 Alaska Building.
So .000-s300 CASH
G acres between here and Renton.
close TO lake and Fourth av. car
REALTY LOAN a BANKING co.
2ts Central Bldg. Main ais.
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For Sale-Livestock

u NJUNN NFVCSNO(R
Dairy business for sale, s good mitch
cows, head hogs. 1 i.f00-pound
mare, separator, milk cans, etc. ia
tons hay. II desired. can rent OF
buy ranch, free pasturage. Price
$500. t. j. Stottle. Algona
ban.
HoRgU AUCTION CO. l72s LIST Ava
a. has sales OF horses, wagons
harness, every Tuesday. I q. m. j.
w. Robb, Auct Phone Main 1892
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REIMBURSEMENT
Farm Lands.
You WILL FIND HERE
THE KIND or A TRACT
yoU HAVE BEEN
LOOKING FOR

No matter what kind Of tract you
are looking for. you viii sate
yourself a great deal OF time and
annoyance by an inspection OF our
land near Portage. Vashon Island.
IL IL situated In the midst of n well
settled community with good
rounty roRda. rural free mail de-
livery. telephones. school, etc.
There II no better soil on the en-
tire laland. The land has been a.
ylded into tracts ranging In size
from i-acrc water front tracts 20
and i0-acrc inside tracts. and
prices range from $3.50 to about
$1,000. But the big advantage In
coming here ~ that you can find
practically any kind of a tract you
are looking for---watef front tracts
inside tracts--tfacts on county
roads -- cleared tracts ~ uncleared
tracts--tracts In meadow--tracta
with orchard. n Is doubtful ~
anywhere else on the Sound can
you have 40 wide variety To
choose from. Furthermore. YOU
Will find that the prices are less
than that OF surrounding proper
ties.
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Furnished Houaes
Apartmrnts for Rent.

Groom fsfaiSlisd SoIIsas. fis. I
cara ay. W, fort I.nwton car.
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For eale BY owner. 5-room modern
cottage. tust complete. rs minutes
ride from Pioneer square. one
block from jefferson park. ! need
the money. and will sell for $1,000,
easy terms. improvements In and
paid for in full. 2i3 New York
Block. I. T.. Jensen. Main 1881.
Forced to sell Groom modern, street
graded, cement sidewalks. all paid.
tf.T6O $3.50 cash. owner. Ken
wood 2sS6.
Nichols. bungalows. iilnckley Blk:
ron sALE--Resiienees In all parts
SAMUEL. coLLyER. sac Lcary Bldg.
Member Seattle Real Estate Assn
New bungalow. 50-foot lot, $3.50,
own terms Main 1895. room 7o6.
2H acres, b-room house, greenhouse,
nice for chicken ranch, on main road
rlosc TO Seattle. cheap. Sidney l2lI.
west Seattle Real Estate.
~s~s~.~.~~~~~~~~>r> ~r>~~~s>~~~~~~><~~~>~>
$3.50 for s-room house and view lot;
terms; snap. 33t5 33rd av. $. w
Take Alki Point car to Grand
view.
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Special Notices.
Iacko Will preserve the finish on
your automobile. your furniture
and fioors. Lacko will make your
gas range like new. Use Lacko
for duEtlng.
LAcKo SPECIALITY co.
327 Pacific Block.
Desk room, Including desk land
phone. 81 per month In Northern
Bank Bldg. Phone Main 35sb, be-
tween 10 and IL a. IN. and $3.50
and y. IN.
Jose Benito, prof. OF botany and
medicine: spanish steam baths. es-
peoiaiiy. Goiondrina iinimcnt for
rheumatism, paralysis. nerves,
consumption and stomach trouble
and chronic diseases. and for all
sorts OF skin diseases. Hours l TO
and Z to .. m. 532b " Ballard
Ave. Room 4, Trafton Hotel.
Phone Ballard 1888.
Don't miss the beautiful scenery Of
Lake Washington. Fine launch
for hire by day or hour beacon
20db.
Mtrbnla bununtowa IfnClflay blk
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New Today.

HEADQUARTERS ELECTRA and
"ALLADIN" incandesccnt kero-
seno lamps and supplies sos
Howell st.
SOUVENIR AND CURIo SHOP
Antique ieweiry, postcards and pen
nants, 22s Union St. near y. o.
C0atorium bye Works. s222 u. Mad
iBon East 2o2. Wagon calls. doliv-
ers promptly.
Kodak developing, loo roil,- any
sIze. Jacobs, Photo shop. P.-I- Bld:
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Male and Female Help
Wanted

Nlchola, bunEalowa. IIInckIay BIG
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~~-~~N~u~s~0~eeeeNe~~ ee~f>~N~~eN~r~c>csceeSN-
New apartments, furnished, private
toilet. bath, cheapest rent In city,
Bfduey 1892
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-25
FREDERICkBURG BRIEFS.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.l
FREDEEICkSBURG, VA, June
24.-Rt. Rev. d. ]. O'Connell. y. u,
bishop Of Richmond, preached at the
morning services of st. Mary's Cath
Holic church S4lSAy aoG Conferred
the sacraments "f confirmation upon
thirty candidates.
Master Chas. Fl. Hurkamp, Jr.. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas II. Hurkamp,
Of Bosobel. was taken to Baltimore
Saturday for treatment OF q case of
appendicitis.
Lewis ia +. -, Lewis Patrick and
Herman Walker. delegates f;>-n the
baiaca class oil the Baptist Sunday
school. left sunday for Norfoi :. wn-:e
they will attend the Baraca Ph'!tthe.
CO ry ention.
w. j. Rut1uer left Saturday for
Scraton, Pa, where he will visit
his son, Or, J, p. Butzner. Mr.. Butz-
nor has been in bad health recently
and hopes TO recuperate before re-
turning.
John W. Smith. of Summit, has ac-
ccpted a government position ut por-
20 RicO and will sail from New York
on Saturday. June 29th. to enter upon
his duties.
Sergeant J. G. Chichester returned
from Baltimore Saturday with !. G.
Hall. who is charged with passing
worthless checks on several partie In
this city.
DR.. Anne Humphreys and Miss
Olive Hinmon. of the faculty OF the
state Normal school and Miss Mamie
Humphreys, who lave been camping
Just outside the city for the past two
weeks. have broken camp.
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO, June 24-Wtth tempc'a-
ture lowering around 81 degrees in The
shade at Winnipeg and 9s at Regina,
with the ground is western Canada as
dry as a bone.' the wheat trade IN
that country is very uneasy as 70 tho
outcome Of the wheat crop. The crop
promise up To the present time has
been ideal, with the acreage large and
the likelihood OF a bumper yfefd. The
crop in that country is abnormaUN
late this year. and with the appear
snce Of frost at the usual time, there
VIII be exceptionally heavy deteriota-
ton from low temperatures.
Kansas City advice received hero
late today OF the harvesting of wheat
as general H. the southern section 90
| Missouri, with reports OF a larger crop
thar was expected two weeks ago. The
government weekly forecast is for gen
| orally fair weather this week, which
is necessary at this time. as besides
the harvesting there will be threshing
| of wheat,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-25
VETERANS OBJECT
To STEAM ROLLER
NORFOLK DELEGATES RID OVER
COMRADES OF SPANISH.
AMERICAN WAN.
BOLT IN CONVENTION
RICHMOND AND ROANOKE LEAVE
NALL, RECONSIDER AND JOIN
IN FESTIVITIES AT BAN
oUET BOARD.
IN

Steam roller methods resorted TO by
the Norfolk delegates to the f'urth
annual State convention Of The United
Spanish War tfetersns, now being held
In Richmond. nearly caused a split in
the ranks of the association ~yester-
day afternoon. and did. for a time,
seriously threaten to disrupt the con-
v~ention. The Norfolk delegates came
to Richmond, 1t seems, with a pre-
gram carefully mapped ogu. ana Whea
the time came for the elertion OF off,
srs they. voted as n man for the
Norfolk aspirants. except IN Ole IN
stance. and In That RJanOk1 elected
It's candidate.
Colonel ]. V. Bidgood, adjutant-
general of rhe grand camp of Conted-
crate veterans in Virginia, prcsid d
at the first session. and in the a!Ief-
noon, after felicitous speeches of well
come had been delivered by state and
city officials. he announced tfat the
convention would go into the election
of officers. Norfolk delegates were
upon their feet Immediately, and Nor
folk carried the day.
Steam Roller at Work.
In ain Richmond and Roanoke
delegates stormed and protested, We
hemently declaring that 1t would be
we'll not to elect the present ON
mander. II. Johnson White, of Nor
folk. for a second term, -And protesting
against his nomination.. But the Tide
water delegates stood as one man, and
their numerical strength was suffi-
Client to carry the day in everything
that they wanted. When affairs came
to such a pass that the Richmond
and Roanoke delegations saw taar
their protests were useless, anl that
their voices were practically unhetrd
thev decided to bolt. and bolt they
did.
They marched from the hall in 4
body, and left Norfolk with the spells.
But there was no Teddy to lead the
boilers to another convention hall, and
no Teddy brave enough to aniiouncc
himself a candidate for the position
of commander. So the boilers halted
and considered, and. In order to pre-
serve unanimity and peace ia tho
ranks, decided to accept what Nor
folk a given them.
Harmony once more reigned at the
banquet in Murphy's hotel last night
and at a feast of wit and cas- and
a flow of soul the various delegates
shook hands all around. paid compile
ments tn each other and sang u
time songs t~ogether-the anne n
most OF them used to sing in Jack
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-25
sonyille, Fla. while they ionged for
the boom of guns across tho gulf.
Welcomed by Officials.

SNtAN'AfFt A6s NHiit titS tpiAtt ~
the boom OF guns across tho gulf.
Welcomed by Officials.
The convention WAS held in the
Biues' armory Governor Mann well
cotned the visitors on behalf uf tho
State. and Mayor Richardson exterd-
ed the welcome Of the city. Adtttant-
General Sale spoke. as did Colonel
Bidgood, Colonel c. A. Dempsey. u.
:. A. retired: Colonel the Rev. Lam
don r. Mason. ommander of Lee
camp, Confederate veterans: Colonel
James %. Prentiss. commander of tho
Phtl kearney camp. G.. A. IT,, and Col
onel Robert Northern, OF pickett camp.
Confederate veterans.
Officers were elected as follows: n.
Johnson White. of Norfolk, comnan-
der; X. +. Taylor. OF Roanoke. ana
formerly of Richmond, senior vice.
commander, and Major w, w. Moor,
OF Norfolk. Junior vice-commarder.
The other positions are a~ppointive.
All of the delegates attended tho
banquet, and harmony seemed t., have
been restored. wiser counsel having
prevailed.
\ session will be held In the Blues.
armory this morning. and the remain
der OF the program includes a picnic
at Lakeside in the afternoon, and a
theatre party at the Colonial tonight.
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Especial to The Richmond Nirginian,)
HARRISONBURG, VA, June 2t-
Miss Helen Taft. daughter OF Pres
dent Taft. spent the week end At q
house party given by Miss Merriam,
ut Liberty Furnace, Shenandoah u
ty. Miss Taft. accompanied by Pay
master Little and several army Off
GERS reached Edinbur~ SATURDAY. af-
%ternoon, and were driven. 20 Liberty
Furnace.
The members Of the party returned
TO Washington this morning, when
Miss Taft will go to Cincinnati, .
attend the wedding OF her cousin. Miss
Harriet Anderson, 70 Hugo tritscn, of
New York.
In May Miss Taft and party were
in Rockingham. spending some time
at Hotel Elkton. and at Meyers Cave.
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BALTIMORE. June 22.-The pur-
port of Mr.. Bryan's statement was
communicated to Judge Parker. a.
his room a THE Emerson. tonight. ana
he was asked IL he cared to make a
reply.
II shall make no statement to-
night" said Judge Parker. II shall
have nothing to say before the open
ing of the convention.
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Ne.S York Money.

NEW YORK, June a4.-Money on
call at the Stock Exchange today
opened at : s. per cent; highest, g.
love- . 5-8., closing at . "a per
cent. Most of the days loans were
made at 2 "a per cent
There is no change In time money.
The demand continues very dull. while
banks are not pressing their funds
upon the market. If there is any pre-
ference shown by borrowers. II is for
funds to carry over the election,
Rates are , per cent for sixty days;
sA3 Ia per cent for ninety days.
: I-4d3 IL per cent for four months
. 1-2 per cent for five months; 3 "a
per cent for six months, and 4 per
cent for over the year.
Commercial paper is unchanged AT
AGA 1-2 per cent for the best names.
London discounts, . 1915 per cent,
unchanged Paris discounts, . 3-4 per
rent, unchanged: Berlin discounts
IA per cent, off is per cent.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-25

VIENNA, June 24.-A plot to as
sasinate Arckduke Joseph Ferdinand
| came to light today. through the gar
rulity OF an intoxicated italian peas
ant named Impavic. Impavic's maud
lin talk about his mission to hurl
a bomb into the young nobleman's
automobile during the Alpine tndu,-
ance run, led to an investigation.
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Hurry Adjourned Over.

A Jury in the City Circuit court yes
terday heard the evidence IN the case
Of the Richmond Coca Cola Bottling
works, suing George W. and An
drew J. Smith for damages. and was
adjourned to 10 O'Clock this morning.
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NEW ORLEANS.

w
NEW ORLEANS. June 24.-New Or
leans cotton market closed today as
follows;
Januarw s11T2: February. S1fT4f
IS: March. $l1.s0: April, sl1.ss: May,
sl1.9o; June. s12.12. July, SHE: Au-
gusr. sII.s5; September. s1.14n73i
October. sl~f.63d64, November, s1i.6$;
December, s1t61.
/ Market closed steady.
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BEARS MEET WITH
SMALL SUCCESS
mig PEOPLE PAY SMALL ATTEx-
TroN TO THEM IN HAMMER
ING OF oorrER-
POLITICS IS IGNORED
fTEEL rs MADE POINT OF ATTACK
By TRADES WHO ARE SHORT
OF IT-GOAB DE-
- g EINES.
POLITICS IS IGNOREI
sy THOMAS c. sHoTwELL.

NEW YORK, June 24-When the
bears started out 10 hammer the mar
Ike, today, after thoughtfully making
Il washed transaction in copper rnetsi
3 in London. half a cent a pound J'uer
the New York quotation, they 1 Thl
they were hammering bedrock. All
thew could do to the list Was accom-
plished in the Hrsr half hour. and then
spent the rest OF the day wishing they
had not done Il. The very IA y a
nobody tried to rally h market
frightened the hears-The-reaLLGR
people simply were not Interested apc
the little people had no stocks that
could be scared out The bargain hun
-r~rs q "A few and the professionals
in general limited their operations 10
talking. All thar happened at tHieast'
had been discounted. The tiny break
Of today discounted Baltimores " 'rst
possible performance.
The big people are still determined
to ignore politics except as a possible
cause for an advance. Wall street Is
already smiling at the prospect Of hav-
ing sherman in the White House, and
might eyon do a few little thtres to
help him there.
Decline Speculative.
The decline in copper metal in Lon
don was purely speculative, but
friends Of the metal at home vel
coined 1t. The price is running too
high, because ii VIII encourage over
production and breaches OF the agree
menu made in Paris last year, to cur
tall production. The copper ON
ranies make a reasonable profit at ID
cents q pound. and higher prices than
are dangerous. The hesitation Of the
copper stocks has been due TO the
too rapid advance Of the metal.
Aside from the coppers the. hard coal
had the #erst decline to-day fffts
was due TO publication Of more esrr'
tngs for the months OF MAY, Bnd
earnings were expected, anl~thn-nrlaA
tn rrites was permitted fer stock bay
ing purposes. Nobody OF any i'm
portance sold because of the bad earn
tf1gs.
Stilf Under Affack.
Steel was under attack by persons
who seemed 10 be short of it. TIL.
business keeps up to its hig leVe
with new business appearing In ~
large volume as could lie expected
There is a lull every June, becaus'
that Is the end of the fiscal Years q
most great corporations, which have
by that time exhausted their yearly
appropriations. But July always fndi
the buying begun win Vigor enough
TO make up all the shrinkage in June
Preliminary estimates Of the orarttr
~ earnings Of the trust today place.
them at about %. 700. 900. But thes
figures are largely guesEes. For tn
last year IL has been Impossible {
get correct estimates in advance.
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FOR M|DW|NIER
MUSIC FESTIVAL
ANNUAL MEETING OF wEDNEs-
DAY club HOW CRAFTY
ING PROGRESS.
NOW DEMANDED
CLUB ONLY WAITS ON CITY TO
FURNISH AUDITORIUM-woRK
OF CHORUS Is HIGHLY
COMMENDED.
NOW DEMANDED

In his report to the annual meet
ing of the Wednesday club, held in the
JEFFERSON hotel last night, President
j. q. Coriey showed that the club Is
now on a good financial basis, having
made a net gain of $500 in receipts
for two years, n that the activities
OF the club lave caused to become
general a demand for a week OF grand
opera in Richmond. MI. Corley es-
peoially bespoke the need of a city
auditorium where concerts could be
given under favorable conditions, and
sald thai IL such an auditorium were
Quilt 1t would be comparatively easy
for the Wednesday club to give an
nually a week of grand epeFa.-The
president stated that the music COM
mittee's programme for the last fes-
ttfat proved decidedly the best and
o pleasing eve attempted by the
club. He took occasion also to COM
piiment Louis Weitzel as director of
the chorus.
For Mid Winted Festival,
After the reading of the report,
there were several talks from mem.
bers VIII favor the giving Of a mir
winter festival, and it was the sense
OF the meeting that the Idea was
good and should be acted upon.
The following officers were re-elect-
ed: President J. G. Corley; Vice
President Henry T. Meloneiy known
as the father of the club" for he
organized 1t nineteen years ago;
board Of governors: r. =. Banks, Ben
Srockenbrough. John Stewart Bryrn.
J. G. Corley. Norman Call, Conway III.
Gordon. G. Jeter Jones, Henry r. Me-
honey. ". c.. Mercer, J. Scott Parrish.
George W. Stevens, Arthur Scrivenor,
Moses Thalhirner. William H.. White.
Alvin Netherwood and Meade r. Spl-
GER
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BEANS, navy, Per oUSnSI.. Q ~
MARKET CONDITIONS ,-
Poultry-Esns and chickens active
at prices quoted.
Live Stock-Ali live stock In demand.
Country cured meat moving very
slowly.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.

Richmond. Va, June "a, 1912
Wholesale QuOfsttons ON Change.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-25
The Weather

Forest for Tuesday and Wednesday
Virginia and North Carolina: Local
showers Tuesday and probably We'd
nesdsy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-25
COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK, June 24-The market
IA narrow and featureiess today. and
the price movement varied very 1T
tie over 1--WE points from the lowest
10 the highest during the session. The
dominating influence was. az usual
the weather map. which over Sunday
and for the day. was favorable. The
forecast also gave no indication IL a
change which could in any way hurt
the crop m the trade ;yas content
10 await developments or some incen-
tive which might induce activity.
Open. High. Low. Close.
January ....... ji.60 fi.65 ll,4S 1853
February ..... 49,. ... .... lI5T.
MARCH, ......... 1lS2 iiS5 sIIs2 1853
Hxay ........... 1lS9 Iiss i1.ss i1.72
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

Richmond. Va. June -, 1919
Diminished by Richard ". Maury,
stock and bond broker. 1915 East
Main street,
State
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-25

Va. as. Old {. and f.. 1899 $50. 49,.
Va. Cen, 2, 3. c, and r., 1891 So $751;
RAILROAD BONDS.