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WiHLaunch Fight
toSaOe Peach Crop
Figg Declares u. S. Will
Not See Ruin Of
Growers.

w ASsnctatcd Press.
WASHlNGToN. June 2a.-Every
public interest will be used by the
Department or Justice TO save the
Georgia peach crop. which is threat
tned with disaster through the re-
iusal OF ice concerns 20 provide for
its transportation. ii was announced
today by Howard FiSg. special as
sistant TO the Attorney Gcncral.
Department of Justice" Mr.. F!gg de-
clared in a statement today. that
the Georgia preach crop Is threaten
ell with disaster by threatened re-
fnsal OF Ice ncces2ary for refriIera-
ton OF cars used In transporting the
cron to market
This situation has come about
through "A controversy between the
Atlanta Ice and Coal Corporation and
the Fruit Growers Express Company,
the latter being the owner and opera
tor OF refrigerator ears, and depend
ent on the former for necessary lee
which has given notice that ice will
not be supplied after IL o'clock to-
day. unless certain demands made by
IL are met.
The department is not Interested
in the merits Of this controversy. but
Viii not stand Idly by and see the
Georgia peach crop dcteriorate nor
the public suffer loss and higher
prices for peaches. results sure to
follow. unleSs the matter is adjusted
United States Attorney Hooper
Alexander. at Atlanta. has been in
structed to Intervene for the United
Sary 10, protect the public interest.
Proccedings II Instituted will prob
ably no under the Lever act and
amendments thereto"
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BEARS UNABLE TO MAKE
RAID ON STOCK MARKET
Big Leader Livcrmorc Deserts Pro.
Il fcssions AND Begins Buying
sS Street Offerings.
SLIGHT FURRY IN GAS ISSUE
Money Drops to 50 Cents With
Smaller Demand Than Last
Week When 1t Rose to IL Per
Cent.
ny nRoADAN WALL.

NEW YORK. June 29.--Another dull
day In the stock market found prices
without material net change There
wee Il few sharp movements. but
most OF these were meaningless. Della
ware and Hudson broke nearly four
points but recovered most of H. Con-
soiidatcd Gas rose more than two
points on announcement, that 1t could
Charge a thousand feet for gas in
New York city. Tho chemical issues
were Irregular. The replogle stock
wero strong.
Money renewed at nine. but was
loaned ut eight at the close Of the
day. II might have been cheaper,
but a lower rate would have seemed
Inconsistent az just az little IL wanted
yin Wall street now rs was wanted
several days ago when money was II
per cent.
Iivcrmorc Deserts Hears.
because this market Ia so sensitive
to speculative facts the Street con-
sidered IL very important that Jesse
Jivermore should have come out open
~ on the constructive side. He has
hcen tho acknowledged leader OF the
bears and the fact that lie has aban-
uoncd the bear side and has bought
stocks is really important. II may
mol have so much influence In caus-
Ing an immediate advance in the mar
ket, but IL IL important because the
bears are deprived OF leadership. Mr..
Livormorc lets this fact be known In
connection with his criminal action
against n writer who circulated re-
port which i.ivernorc says is false,
and which tho writer IN question
seems unable 10 prove true.
- Governors OF tho New York Stock
Exchange arc expected 10 line UP with
Mr.. Livcrmorc and help him fight to
expose the real culprit behind the
story OF the thirty pcssimsts. Tho
reason ~ that somebody Informed the
newspapers that tho Information that
caused the trouble was furnished or
iginally by Governor of the New
; York Stock Exchange. This Ia de-
MED by the writer OF tho story. There
fore to be consistent the Board of
Governors will have TO do the same
more 10 do. Thor VIII have To 20,
an indictment for tho person who thus
mislcd the newspapers.
u. =. Steel Shareholders
Announcement made today placed
tho number OF common stockh oldcrs
OF tho United States steel corpora
lion Mt s7.22e. This liz an increase Of
45.O73 over the number three years
ferred s,ockholdcrs. thus making q
: grand total of 1881 shareholders ~
tho great corporation. Th's> Indicates
d remarkable scattering OF the stock
Investors have bought. but Il also
suggests that the big Insiders have
liquldatcd.
THE steamship Olympic Is on her
! way to America. making her hrst voy-
Z ago ms an oil burner, Demonstration
should prove beneficial to oil stocks
for this is the first time a shin OF
her size has been 90 equipped. Tho
saving on fuel and labor ANA the
increase In cargo space VIII be so
great as to attract universal attcn-
ton.
The labor troubles with which tho
Pennsylvania IL threatened are de-
presainesinhucnce orsthe whole stock
market.
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oXnn ..n.,..,i,..,
1000 oxon,.sin@.
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CITIZENS REFUSE TO PAY
MUNICIPALITY TAXATION
SnrhEossn' Spain. Unable to Make
Payment OF Salaries and Other
Pending bills
lBy Associated Press I
Rf0SS SDA ~ I,,,.

e
SARGOSSA, SPAIN, June 25.-The
municipality of Saragossa this week,
in order to cover deficit of .O0O. 900
pcsias in the city income, levied new
taatiXon on all inhabitants, propor-
toned according 20 their income re-
turns. officers Of the garrison pro-
tested and refused 10 pay. Citizens
followed their example. declaring that
unless the officers paid they also
would refuse.
Recently the municipality has been
unable to obtain cash and is placed in
difficult position regarding the pay
ment of the salaries and other nend-
ing bills.
The Mayor and the councillors in
tend TO make an effort to appeal to
King Alfonso rs he passes through
this city Saturday night on his way
to Barcelona
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MEDALS ARE AWARDED TO
MINERS FOR HEROIC ACTS
seven Men. Four Living md Three
Dend. Iionorcd by snfetyS
AssocIaffnnt
IBY Arsncintnh pra..1

BY Associated Press1
WASHINGTON. June 29.-Award
OF Hero Medals TO seven miners Nor
Fescuing fellow workers. whose lives
were endangered by mine accidents
curing the last three years. wa san,
nounced today by the Joseph al
Holines Safety Association. an organ
ization created in memory OF the
arst director of the Bureau OF Mines
ana the humanitarian work started
by him.
Three OF those receiving medals
gave theirlives in attempting to res.
cue companions and the medals will
20 TO their nearest kin.
The four miners now living who
VIII receive the medals are John l..
Boaraman. of Butte. Mont: Daniel
Hionviteh. of Biwalik. MINI. and
James Collins and James DiIimjrk
ooth OF Mullen. Idaho. The three men
VINO lost their lives were Michael
conroy, Peter Sheridan and James ID
Moore. all OF Butte.
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secret conference, at which lcad
declared. les delegates from Ame
can Federation OF Labor loo
throughout the country were presS
X. Nj. keifer. district chairman. h.
MED that the organization had an
radicalr intent or that a strike wa
being considered. I'VE simply beliey
that all railroad workers should 1bb
long to one union. instead OF half
dozen brothcrhoods." Keller salt
we have 1000 members In chicaa
now. We believe the American Fe(
Grafton Of Labor has lost its pawer,
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COUNTER REVOLUTION
BREAKS OUT IN MEXICO
Oregon ORDERS GonEnlcs to Take
Field Against Carlos Osunn. In
Revolt nt CIudnd Victoria.
IBy Universal serylceI

by Universal Servlcel
VERA CRUZ. June ga new coun-
ter revolution has broken out near
Ciudad Victoria in the State OF Tam
auiipas. General Aware Oregon.
upreme military chicftain of the
provisional government. has ordered
General Arnulfo Gomez and General
PorNrto Gonzales TO take the field
against the revolutionists.
The leader OF the ervolt Is Corral
carlos Osuna, who was In chars Of
he troops near Ciudad Victoria. He
.sscris he is not in conformity with
the policies Of Oregon and therefore
seeks TO overthrow the government
of which President Adolfo dc la
.Iuerta is at the head
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- 7---------------
PRODUCE MaItkETS.
UT
y II Wy YORK Tpp,

NEW YORK. June go.--The market FOR
crHte futures showed continued weakness
iuiSs at santos and reports Of lower cos I
4nn freight offerings. Prices for both
!s c ityei for the irst time since last Sep
,Siinnrr; with December selling at $3.50 and
, Dew .a7t nights closing figures; Las;
prices were about The lowest OF the day
win The market showing a net decline OF
- 70 to ~ points July. 1888. September i2.Ss5
,o'GJIuo,r. !-s': Dccember. ls.s3: January
20: March. 1900: May. laos.
npot ,oHsses nomina!. Rio as. IA. 1i44
OWING 10 the holiday there were no on.
c!aI quotations from Rio The market
lower. US
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REDUCE CAPITAL STOCK
L. =. Grnin Corporation Returns Ss5O,-
0e0,O0o to Treasury ns First Step
In Liquidation Process.

NEW YOItk, June 2D.-Thc Z. s.
Treasury Will receive s350,00O.000 as
a result OF the action of the stock
holders and directors OF the u. S.
Grain Corporation in voting to reduce
It's capitalization from 100000 900 10
10000 IL was announced to-
right. The original capital of Sl50.-
100000 will be returned 10 the
Treasury in full in final liquidation
now in process, IL WAS added.
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FEDERAL COURT INDICTs
New York; Institutes Campaign to
Hiring Drift Dodgers to Justice
With Drng-Net.

nv Associated Prcssl
NEW YORK, June establishments
against e.26i alleged war ''slackcrs''
were fled today at the Brooklyn
Federal Court Warrants are to he
Issued for arrests by the United
States marshal after elimination of
about 90 per cent, who are believed
TO have entered war scr-'ice without
notifying local draft boards.
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Schooner Cummings Total Loss.

NEW YORK, june 29.-The stenm-
ship Monterey arrived here today
the crew OF the American schooner
Pauline NJ. Cummings, which went
aground in the BahamaG June 5.
They reported the ve:sel, which was
carrying cargo Of !ogwood from
ST. Marc. Haiti, TO Chester. Pa, u
total loss.
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'HItHUU. June .3-T!mcIy rain In Iowa.
;Ns,bfaskA and Illinois resulted in loves.
s!1seh unsettled al ~ cents 10 u. cents
81 uot me WIN Juiy tii3;S To iea and
OATS lost !. 20 y cents In provisions the
eea !. On varied from cnats back net 10
o,i ~ was generally agreed that tho crop
nuIiooH lot corn 2-s well oats had be. n
!mprovGd by the widely distributed moist
W. abn ~ the fact that meanwhile the
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To Seek Aid for Mexico.

CHICAGO, June 29.-Financial aid
for Mexico and the establishment of
trade relations with Chicago, Will be
sought II l. visit soon TO be made by
Salvador Alvarado, secretary of the
Mexican treasury, II was announced
today by Manuel Carpio representa-
tiv. of Mexico City newspaper.
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leagues Dcgin Anew Today.

DANVILLE, VA. June 29.-The
the second lap OF the split season.
Greensboro has by clear margin D:
more than ten games over Raleigh,
which rLps second Danville closcs
IN the first half of the season in .h.rG
PLACE. The SIX clubs recently voted
to divide .hc stason and to Pay Il
pos; series II seven games for the
peEnart
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NEW RUSSIAN INVASION
General GuchkoT Reported to he at
Hcnd of ArS:y OF 5000
Volunteers.
LI,y Assoc!nteh press. |

COPHNHAGEN. June 29.--Prlvatc
adviccs from kovno, Lithuania. say
lister OF War and favy In 1917. and
associated with General Sudcnitcl
in the offensive against Pelrograd
last fall. Is concentrating near
kocnigshcrE volunteer army OF
G.000 well armed men for new In
va.sion of Russia.
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MONTES GIVEN LIBERTY TO
TAKE HIS SEAT AS DEPUTY
Former Governor of GunnaJunto W: (,
Being Held in Connection with
trrrnu1u.H Death

ME%lCO CITY. June 29-;eneral
FREDERICK Monies. former Governor Of
been detained in the military prison
in connection with the death OF ITO
late President Carranza. has bee
ordered set at liberty by Provisianil
President de la Hurria.
The President ordered the release
Of General Monies on the request &c
TIE Chamber of Deputies, so that
Monies might take hi sseat as Il
deputy.
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PETERSBURG PEANUT MhRKET.
Rcportcl by Rodgers. plummer s. Co. Inc

SfAN1SI-Farmcrs' stock
Market weak ana unsettled. 81 pcr bushcI
VlItGt NiAS-Farmcrs' stock
Market weak.
Fancy Jumbo. 9,Rc per ID.
Jumbo. &c per 10.
Extra prime sac per III.
Prime. SC to size per lib.
Smelling stock 10 to Sc pcr H.
REGLEANED AND SHIELDED.
Wholesale.
.Iumhos lsbc per III.
Fancies. l0Lc per III
NJ Extra large ., va. ;;heiled, lac per lib.
No. Va. shelIed. Sh pnr H.
No. Spanish shellcd. l6iic pcr Id.
No. Spanish shcled. l?c per lib.
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Mcxicntr Hold Amcs.

BROWNSVILLE. TENAS, June 90
Lieutenant Stanley NJ. Ames, Amer
lean aviator who made a forced land
ing In Mexico. thirty-nve miles south
of the border yesterday. while lost I'm
n ra!nstorn, Will be held by Mexican
authorities Inv Matamoros pending
instructions from higher officials"
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ARREST AMERICANS ON
CHARGE OF SMUGGLING
Traffic In Opium Increases In ChIpa
In Spite OF Government
Opposition.

I BY Associated rrcss1
Annoy, CHINA. June 29-Two
Americans, who ARD said to have
represented themselves as big bust
ness men. are alleged to have been
caught smuggling opium from Annoy
to Manila.
Activity in the opium trade is in
crcasing In spite Of the governments
opposition to 1t. 1t Is reported here
that military leaders are forcing ma
tives to grow opium as a source OF
revenue for the officers
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CnT,rnNSnEn nII

SE.W YORK, June 2o-In face of liberal
n va e tenders the cottonseed oil market
was nTi:i All day. closing ~ TO 80 points
net hithcr. Sales. lOso) barrels Prime
crude, l.op nominal: prime summer yellow
SPOT io.5I; .Iuly, l5:D: September. ID. Is; De-
c"inhcr. 10 Prime winter yellow and
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! Port movement:

- Port movement:
New York-sMiddlinE. 1915: receipts. &c
9 Minor ports-.Stock. 1859 bales.
q rotal foday--ReccIpts. t.513 bales; exports
1873 bales stock, go SO bales
i Total FOR. wcnk~-Itcceipts. i3iiG bales. cx
ports. 5.5i3 bales
Total for Season-,Rcceipts. 7.o96.5a5 bales;
< ,NNEW ORLEANS. Juno 2o.-Whilc the
trading in cotton opened at the advance
TO-DAY: the gains din mol last long and
NJ, tho lowest levels amounted to IS to 60
poimts. July sinking to $3.50 and October
70 81; 30; Toward tho close there were rainer
decfGed recoyeries and last prices were nj
net losses for the session OF hui 10 10 :9
The opening advance was a continuation
: OF the buyingi movement of yesterday and
: rom yesterday's buyers 70 allow the i'm.
liquidation was fresh, selling for short are
lount IN consde bio Voiliue bIsed on
-tfse favorable weather over Tho crco icr
Eirt OF the belt and prospects thai it.wouid
Scontinua Lowest levels We're achct ~
SpredictionsL that the weekly crop accounts
fFS sh9 bp goysrnment tomorrow would be
stats cialmnE thaec m tho 'o gsa yi
Hy sstst III all SQUARES that wero put on
al IVEFP DOL, Juno y, Cotton, spot In
atnk = 9ei fully NIL ms 2i;7o: milldiinr.i
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:. G{H!CAG0 LIVE srOCk MARKEr.

!. No q! JUNG TJ'---tatuc: Receipts.
iit,;VT: heef steers bulk. ~ to % cents under
heuSs Ill.,: most cows and he!fers Is 10
~ Cents lower: calves and stoCkers-sttady
HOGS: Recctpts,. 3,.cH; steady 10 % cents
hhiiinssr: TOP EG,@9: bulk Ugh, aud light
cents lh hishs.r: bulk. lssSali5i "' - =
,o Snsep; hee"lutr. 200: SHEEP = cents
ewes mostly & 90 4, Z 90 - ''-' 'N'',
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NEW YORK. June 23..-The local market
!"F IA" sugar was quiet again today with
DuEeTs and sellers apart There was n
sint.! SAFE OF some full-du;v sugar In port
u; -. C. ]. T.; but no other business came
- l!Eht and holders OF Cubas sin asked
.hsc. cost ana freight. equal 10 1851 for
Prices were unchanged a, 20 20 &c for
Sugar futures were quiet again. but the
undcVtonc was weak apG closing guotatlons
were - to ~ points net lower
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LUMBER TAKES DROP
DanriIIe Announces Decrease Rang
Ing From 10 to 20 Per Cent
LincctiNc July l.

Especial to The Times-D!spatch.1
DANViLI.E. VA, June 29-De-
creases in prices ranging from IL to
20 per cent were announced today by
local lumber firms. the new rates to
be effective July |. The new prices
effect dressed lumber, nooring CELL
ing and siding. No explanation OF
tho drop il given.
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ICE
NEW ORI.EANsr MT

NEW ORLEANS. June 2a.-Rough rice
10 ,! sa'e Is. :, receipts; 2IS3 sacks: miIicrs
s"ss. ~ pockets. 7atleA. Bran and polish
inc changed; receipts co.,
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
NAVAL STORES.

LACkSoNNliLE. FLA. June ga-Tur.
pshtlnr hu!i. lo9: sales none: receipts, 10s;
shlnmenis. i63: stock. 1853 Rosin steady
s s,, go receints. l,5S9: shipments. .05;
i. Il. ii. 1. X. NJ. y. VIC. WV, 1915.
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ger liner. Kron Pr!nz Wilhelm. will !
be- received up to July Z. the Ship
ping Board announced tonight. The
Won Steuben is 4 l4.a07 gross ton YES
sci. with accommodations for 1911
passengers
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CHICAGO RAIL EMPLOYEES
May JOIN ZONE BIG UNION"
Principles Of Il. w. w. Recognized nj
Meeting of Delegates From
Railroad Organizations
tBy Associated Press.

by 1tsSOcIatcd TrcsS.I
CHICAGO, juno 29.-Plans for n
one big union movement among
railroad employees were reported to
have been revived here today at n
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Won Stcuben on Auction Block.
WASHINGTON, June 29.-Scaled
bids for the purchase of the Won
Steuben, the former German passcn-
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NEW YORK CURE.

NEW YORK. June ca feature of tho
curb market today was the nrmness dis
troicum issues. without giving considera-
tion TO the dragging tendency on tho
Stock Exchange. Mexican Panuco was
firm. Mining. stocks were quiet. with trad
Ing In small volume at practically un-
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p 81 low rniddlinE, 27ib: good ordinary.
1893; orilnRry. q. -. Sales. 3.lIy bales. III
Guiding SO American: receipts. 90 bales
no American; Futures closed steady. June
go: Juiy, .3G; October ~. January.
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DRY GOODS

NEW YORK. juno eo-Cotton goods
we're quiet and weaker in todny's market.
Yarns ware lower and dress goods dull
silks for IA sold moderately In a few
houses. Buraps were quiet.
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FINANCIAL

FiNh-NllAIS
i.oNpoN. June 2?.-Bar silver 524d no
ounce. Money, 5a per cent Discount rates
snort hi!lS; GU per cent. Three months
bills II-i6 pcr cont.
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COTTON MARK IcrS.

NEW YORK. June additional ac-
counts telling OF improved prospects FOR
tho crop and further unfayorabic reports
about trade conditions weakened the cot
ton market to-day follownE steady start
s sinn,o yu'S iosdnG Hrouno first quotations
and unchanged to 5 higher FOR other
months. tho rise In July being due to fur
thcr covering. Tho strength of July was
position saHsed later months were sold
moro freely. Pressure was encouraged hv
tho failure of huyinG orders TO appear and
Z tho list later suffered net loss OF 81 to,I
points pod October n9 I'd, Displayed the greatest
iThare was little feature to the dealings
iateNin the day, Only one July notice was
reported. Final prices were steady at a
net decline of 10 TO 81 points.
Spot here, was unchanged at 20 10: no
at. 39s;. with sales OF rs bales
Receipts mt Galveston were 2.S72: New
Orleans 1.5lS. and Memphis l.i5I bales.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
RiehmGSp;G q ), United Stock Yards.

Rcmarts:. There was n very fair s slniD. !,
OF cattle here for this Wecs's mnriIun,
Market active and prices fully steady With
Strictly good steers. 100 lbs
Es n Oh eRRoiccc. h heavy siccrs" I i,sGSo is
Medium 20 IN 4, t.. good. steers. 1000
Common To- medium steers.
| ! !.
Medium TO good cows...., IN IL
Eat, smooth oxnn ...,.s..,;,.. vi AZ ~
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Furniture mt Highest Point
CHICAGO. June 29.-The neal
high furniture prices has
reached; according to members ON
Retail Furniture Association OF
United States, which opened n
days convention tonight.
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Common TO medium o1en : n
Ttt butcher bulls ........... st,M lOia
bologna bulls NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IA n So
i:.rh;. common bologna bulls G rs
M III i .a, ,T,::..:;;s i2H@ i'a
,,s = si$ "a @ ai;aan ls"s IL
'ond coTn-fed hogs. ieo lbs.
Coed earn fed hogs 10 TO
Good corn FED pies and shoa;, isSf &c
All southern hogs sold subject 10 insp.c-
ton and when soft and oily
Or 10 m
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET,
Caskln u BurCh * Company.
io!5 East Main SiEcci

Richmond. Va. Jun. o. 1870
CITY AND STATE SECURITIES.