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WASHINGTON MARKETS

EEgs-s,ric,l> fresh, selected. can.
died. per dozen, 2ju2G average re-
ccipjs. -. Southern. -
Live Poultry--RouStcrs per 10. 10:
turkeys. per 10. 25qy3O: spring chick :
ems; per ih., 3sIiS. keats. poung.
Dressed poultry - Freah killed
spring chickens. yer H.. $50 80. hens.
per 10. 20, BOOSTERS per ill.,. 70: turk
"ys; per ID. asa 20: Keats. young,
Live s,ock-calvcs. choice. per H..
lambs, choice per ID, IL, live piss,
per 10. II.
Green fruit-Apples. per bhl.. 5O0M
800: per hu. basket. near H.. 1900
zoo: Western. per box, 275@, i25:
california oranges, per crate. 7.50n
800: lemons. per box 1870. @. 90.
grapefruit. per box 6.00T 500; Fiori.
da oranges. 5000 1000: black berries.
loI Il; raspbcrrios, 25I36: peaches.
@oVn 800: cherries, per basket. 75T
80: California cantaloupcs. f.OUI4.a0.
NcEcta nles-Potatocs, new, per bbl.
No. !. 500 100: No. .. 90 az 90
yams, 2O0m 90. lettuce. per crate,
aou ! 80; New York. crate. i15Gr2ON
romano lettuce. l.50; cymblings.
crate. 50W l.5O; onions, per crate, 100
Loo: cucumbcrs. l.5OWS.O0: elephants.
per crate. 2.00Us so: tomatoes. pcr
boy. nearby. 200m6 90. Mississinpi.
l,o"H Ia: beans. l.50q 200 per im. !:
peas. 6.toM 1000 per bbi. peppers. pcr
crate. l.50M3.00. kalc. ! 90 a / 80; AS.
paraEus. per dozen. 75U 800. spinach.
per bbl., $500 800.
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CHARTERS GRANTED

TIL" state Corporation Commia-
s!on yesterday granted IL revival OF
the charter az the Premier Red Ash
Goal Corporation. Tazewcll. Va. with
maximum capital OF $i5O.nOO. and
minimum Of $4,000. to mine Itud deal
IN coal. The officers and incorpora-
tors are Edward !. McQuaIl. Blue-
neid W. Va. president; James \. Nc
Quail. lilawatha. W. Va. secretary.
and I.athrop O'KOcTc.
Other charters granted yesterday
were as follows:
R'verton Mills Corporation. River
ton. Va. Maximum. 100000: mini
mum. $4,000. =. J. H!llldge. pres!-
Gent. Front Royal. Va: w @. Dear
Ing. secretary. Front Royal. Va. and
John W. wood. Linden. Va. To con-
duct general milling business.
Berkeley Springs Hotel Corpora
ZION. Alexandria. Va. Maximum $780,
600. minimum. $1,000. Alexander Me-
Neil. president; pau Duianey. secre-
tnry. ana Is. VI. Mcneil. all OF Wash
/ !nxton, ID. C.. To operate hotels.
pleasure and health resorts. Sam
forums. etc.
Amendment TO charter of Appala-
/ chan Power Company. Richmond va.
{. y. Mason, Vice president. and l..
h. osborne. secretary. Increasing Its
| capitat stock 10 S'.5Oo.000 preferred
and 10000 shares common stock.
| certificate Of authority issued TO
! Tn" vial Sales Company. of New
Jersey y. foreign corporation in
/ c"rr"r"tsd under the laws OF the
/ state OF New jersey Maximum, $50
I rh". Principal office In the state of
virginia is to be located at Richmond
! with B. l.. Elan IN charge. To deal
In household articles of all kinds.
Certihcate OF authority issued to
Lyon d. Grecnleaf Company. A for
etgn corporation Incorporated under
! tho laws OF the State OF Indiana.
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LInEnTY IoN> noND MARKET.
- y = -. ''NE a. Co..
lnNestm'rt park-r.
-. l. Main Street. Richmond Va
\. \. COTTON MARKET
DECLINES SHARPE y
NV Associn,ed Pre.sl

NEW YORK. juno S-Th"ra wa, -r
,,H-r shhfp lccin" In the cotton -larka.
,, Si,hR tonhN, early ;rad!nx. hut iiGuiia-
= - i'T 'pcioh"r contracts. and thcr. w.r.
fn!!i'h %! W or = points IN the Later trad
.hs. !yctuh"r spa W 20 =. 20 m! closed
s'%ady al = No. decline q - 20 /? ro,n.ss
tn" mark, op-rcd easy AT n 1"citn.
~ 10 q points because Of !owe- I,y"r
poo! cables ana rrpo-;s o: continued fav.
trade buying and covering which r,u,sS
..lrht ra!ic' rish. attcr the cali uu;
my met Increased liquidation. with Inc
ssn.rs f @iow,nEs mere HTErHssive and
p:lv'i" cad month crop rctort III -
se$ a. the end Of sjay riacsd Inc VIM i'm
H.cated "a yield .: iis7i.d"o bales win
nr"sn"cis FOR cor tinuad good wcn,ber 4,
~" SnNin cad uncertainty AZ 10 .hr q ..
..,nt "i!n .n.ri 81 July notices tomorrow
ms cr'dcn'lv mad" a decidedly bs.r,.n
,iur,"'~ion on sentiment, In adI,tinn -
further liquidation. cor.lIa-nh,. lnrnI
@,stll'l',t Sung vas rcDor'.l on ~, n .
M, more man mnrr"r,prv hall in mo
-cI!nr movement Until July cnn;-lc,s ~.
:. a,p ana december NJ 29.Ss. or - 20
.,'ri",h,s ~ ."w"r October contracts
n"inis f-on til" high record 81 is,. -ru.s
GnY morning ard when Offerings f,no,.c
~ lhN Innrk"i showed tho Influence a,
IN ''nu-"v"l technical position T-mr,,,.
c"N"r!nr on the ia:e rallies ,nd ~, ~.
=. COS showed rcCore-.eg OF some o. ~
90 ."ini. from the lowest. There an.
"hai would haupcn In the way OF ru'y
notices tomorrow which wac nrchan,' ny
nrs.s"i by N" unsettled ruling 81 Jur,
TtL.,s IN Now Orleans. The talk was
hr rendered. ''' ''''HHt
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GETS FOUR YEARS ON
SWINDLINC CHARGE
tBy Associated Press. !

NEW YORK. June 2G--JulIus II.
schwartz, ringieader OF band OF
commercial swindlcrs who de:rauG-
ell merchants III this and other cities
out or nearly 100000. was given a
iour-yea- sentence In Atlanta Fed
eral Prison by Federal Judge Erwin
today for using the malls to desraud.
Harry Levett received u sentence
OF two and a halt years. aud Herman
shaw one OF year and a day on a
similar charge. Four other minor
defendants Were given sentences az
from ono to fifteen days in Tomhs
Prison.
Members OF the band. which de :
frauded firms In New York. phlIa-
dclphia. 81. Louis. Cleveland and
Other cities. admitted they had used
'he names OF firms with good credit
rating in ordering shipmen,s -.
goods. which We're delivered TO nc;l-
t!ous addresses
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DECLINES PREVAIL
IN COTTON TRADING

new ORLEANS June . -Dnrllne- pre-
N'i'"G throughpu: the session IN cotton
,ea.r. .itn1urh IN N: late ,rainE ~"
ono "Hh HL,h p:'Nt!cr. and tho marie,
y al. n"r'lai reoovet!es on covering hy
f"".'sir ~ -hpfts so INA, Ia, uriccr w.,.
%, h"' declines ~ hu, 70 Ia s. pbtn,.
n'@I IN" market had been as low as 80
:. - roiut- down Iuiv closed 4, .oy.
ar trading aE .uw a. -6.a,
IN" selling o; tn" scsyluu was duo in
"frE", 'i.'asIrc - 'hc cuu'ng.G highly
in-tr hat hot aud iry weather was
~ u.'hE pHrt"d !n,urDvcUc1; IN tho cron-
i.nNf rabIes aglr"t - make a lower omen
ins Aui the .S,usnc" n. Iuly nu,,cc.' IN
,.'.''u IN" nr"t.Gr" against tho luartct.
.,..iI''r. called :or The delivery %: about
ha.cs IN! were no. stopped until
t'i"f iE"E had done considerable circuist
.,r hH", htI brought on: much !iqu.in
10, 81 .pH: contracts
Ihe wcnihsr forecast FOR tho r-e,,c-
.hri ot III; bolt !ucrcase1 tho "Ter, o.
no fayorahlc Weather man Farornn.c
I'm nm, waP accused b. a ur'va.c burauU
report "hlch placed the condition Of IN"
''n ~ - m. incress" ia ac-c,s" =,
:. h'f CEN Hri tho Indicated Weld A,
1900 bales although .q'nc ,ra,'e-s
~, .n'-ih'H ~ point out tha; such =
~" wa, ;.G' asl" 10 meet tn" need n:
LH- ,w"f|h !0' IN. coming season. as ;Loss
needs az" GENERALLY cstIns,cl
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BALTIMORE MARKETS

BALTIMORE MD. Jurc q.
?. ZOO so: old. 100 pounds, l.5OGl,75
No. = l.IuN l.2h. ASPARAGUS dozen,
S.oOT 800. No. .. l.2o1isO: beans
oushel 50Q l.25; bects. hundred. !. 20
q 500: cabbage, crate, 50I15; carrots
hundred, 3.00n 800: corn. crate. 20
n2.25: cukcs. basket. l.256ri.5O: egg
plants. crate, 2.0OI3.O0
Lettuce. basket 5OTl25: onIop.
bushel. l.5602 90: sprinE onions hmn :.
drrd' loo nl.25; peas hushel. I.75O
: -; peppers. crate. 2.OVlt30 90; rad
lshes. hundred. 3.o06 800: rhubarb.
1854 200: squash basket, 5Od75: To-
matocs basket. l.65.
Apples, carly June. barrel. 2.006l
$40: bushei 500 l.5o: blackbcrriea.
quart Sml2: cantaloupcs. crate, T5Gf
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rcnc. Dnwn. In Director Fight.

NEW YORK. June 6-Stockhold-
crs OF tho American Mining and
Smelling Company have withdrawn
their opposition TO the managcmcnts
ticket for directors to he chosen
Tuesdav "a: the annual meeting in
Jersey Ci,y. y j. Two committees,
seeking proxies for the election. an
nounccd here tonight that they APP
proved the men selected. among
them General George w Cocktails
and Lewis l.. Clarke. and claimed
that their efforts To bring into the
board OF directors men outside the
management was bearing fruit.
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$50: cherries. quart, ioa 20: goose
berries. pound. IHs. huCIsicbcrrlcs
quart. go 80. peaches. crate. ..OUm
3"o; pincapplcs. crate. i.U05r1.OO.
rhspDcrrieS. quart. Is q 20; water
melons. each. 2Ua 90.
POULTRY. live. spring chickens
pound. 10, medium. 5000: small and
white Leghorns. 2SW3S: old hens %
q Is: small and white i.eghorns. 23u
~: old roosters. i5Il6. ducks. ls1
~: spring ducks. 26a IS: pigeons.
Eggs--i.nss on. native and nearby.
frsts. dozen. Is: Southern, %.
Butter--crcamcry. fancy. pound.
creamery. - a 30. ladies. isaac: rolls
:, Il Is. store packed. &c l-2Ii27:
dairy prints. e7I2S; process butter,
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

,CHlCAHO. June r. Cattle: receipts o.
80. beef -iecfs steady TO strong spots
higher. top. 100 Nu'H 50 usGD. shn
stock. bulls and -iockcrs steady 20 strong
'anhs's and cutters and veal calves
steady. bulk 5ne. COVE and hoitcr- I.I Il
=: Gamers and cuttorp largely 3b5s ~
hu.k Bologna bulls. -. veal cnlvep 10
H;Cstrs, largely 76ods"): to outsiders
Hos receipts. s3.ce3: opened loo 70 ,.c
!o"cT; iatr. s:rndy 10 Ibc lOrc- on lights
mud gooi butcher mixed and hacking
Ernic' ;5o 10 2ic lover top. 1913 bulk
GOOD butchers. 10 3 i0.7p packing SOW.
- HSt.y !.yOfi S;i; -h!pp"rs took ahou. IL
"r !, % 'ver liberal, pigs. steady mostly
Shc";.: receipts. l2.0'O: mostly 2sc HIGHER.
Toy naive lambs. 400: buiH 1875 cults
I'm. -Sms ,a' Sy,, "a! IN. ,' Gw.s 49, sx.
breeding ewes. 1915. nor. on to ki'l.rs
l;Ec' native breeding ewes mostly G 50 q.
900 ycAr!ings up TO 49, good :ccdsr
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BE 1T ORDAINED RY THE. COUNCIL
OF THE CITY or RICHMOND:

BE IT ORDAINED RY THE COUNCIL.
OF THE CITY or RICHMOND:
l. That the Virginia Railway and
Powcr company be. and ii is hereby.
AN additional track. so as to have
from Twenty-frst to Twenty ntth
street. connecting with its present
double TRACKS. ON Jefferson Avenue.
and connecting with its present
tracks on Marshall Street at Twen-
ty-hrst. with all necessary cross
overs. sidinSs, switches, etc. and to
continuous passage castwardiy along
and over Jefferson Avenue, be-
tween the said streets. and along
ana over M" Street. from Twenty
Thirty-first from IN" Street to the
present terminus OF the line near 20
street. and thence. returning west
wardiy over It's present line and over
Il single. track line TO be authorized
on P street TO Twenty-ninth Street:
thence southwardiy on Twenty ninth
street TO M" Street, and wcstwardly
on M Street To jefferson Avenue.
ana thence along Jefferson Avenue
TO an intersection with and over its
present line to Twenty first and Mar
shall Streets, and thence Westward
IN accordance with its present fran
chises.
This privilege Is granted upon con-
dition that the Virginia Railway and
rover Company VIII pave on Jeffer-
son Avenue with paving Of the same
character TO be used by the city on
inns street. the space required by its
present franchise for the existing
single track now on the said avenue.
as tho same may DO shifted and re-
iaih 10 permit the double tracking
hcreln authorized. provided. how
over mat II Is understood and agreed
that the said company shall not be
iciuired 10 pave tho space occupied
sad Jefferson Avenue. but that the
city VIII pave. at it's own cost, sa id
space. Provided. further. that after
the said now track shall have been
iaid ana after the paving Their o (
snail have been done by the city,I Tho
said company shall thereafter and
thenceforward be- liable for all of the
paving obligations imposed by it's
irhnchise on account OF the double
tracks hereby authorized, in the same
manner and To the same extent as IL
would be bound under said fran
chlsc II the city had never istclf paid
for the original paving as herein pro-
vided.
2. Tho said Virginia Railway and
Power Company is hereby authorized
and permitted. as condition OF the
foregoing privileges. to take up and
remove its poles. wires and double
tracks and other property now exist
Ing on Twenty fourth Street, from
Marshall to Broad, and on Broad
street. from twenty Fourth to Twen-
ty-hfth. and on Twcnty-ffth Street
from Broad to M" Street. and to dis
continue the operation OF cars over
tho same upon condition. however.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARIE,

CHICAGO. June Grains and coo,.,
H mgntasF I nFe'en;,ns crop damage had a
and 90 TOGO did :nisg!v!ngs in rcEard 81
nc Gernan political crisis Wheat closed
may l% 70 "a ne. lower. with July
~ Corn finished INC to ~ down. on.
nh &c to ~ and provisions at an UNI
changed figure to lie decline
Leading futures rnncA5 "a. fo,,.,,
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS

NEW YORK. June 26.--Coiton goods
were Iuie;eT today following tho decline
IN cotton. Yarns wer" steady On !irn!t.d
trading. Bur!ap- were steady RAW INK
was slightly higher ana SILK goods showed
n,oderH;e Improvement: worsted dress
and :or delivery In July- AuEust
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coTTONsEED OH.

NEW YORK. June 2s-Atter declining
u to : points through liquidation on the
h"hNiness In oth": markets notably lard
,ottonseca oil rallied slightly on support
from !cfne.s and room covering and
closed to II points net lowcr Sales.
ii.sp haTreia Prime crude, nominal:
July. no. September. li..T: Decmnber .
30. all bid
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IAN PE7ROLEUMLS GIVEN CLEAN MARKET BILL OF E4EALTh

Maximum. $4,000. Principal ONCE
In the Stata Of Virginia IL to be To-
Gated ut Norfolk. with w. II. Mooch
In charge. Genera, milling buslneps
aud TO deal In grain. seed. flour, feed
and Kindred merchandise
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STREET RAILWAY
FRANCHISES
OFFICE OF
THE CITY CLERK
Richmond. Va.

June l.. 1872
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Take no.iCe that an ordinance has
been recommended To the Council OF
the CITY of Richmond by its Commit
Tee on Streets proposing an amend
mcnt TO the street railway franchises
or the virginia hallway and Power
company. 10y which the said company
VIII be permitted to remove It's
tracks. poles and wires and dIscon-
tihue the operation OF its cars on
i wcnty-fourth street. from Marshall
street stree ITO to iiroad. and on broad Street.
and on Twenty-nfth Street. from
broad TO ~" Street. and on "p''
Street. from Twenty fifth TO twenty
ninth Street. and also to remove It's
Spcrnt'cn OF cars thereon on M
S;,rect; from Twcnty.ninth to Thirty
nrSt street. and on Thirtyfirst Street.
from M" Street to Pr Street. and
fcrson Avenue. from Twenty-nrst
Street To Twenty NTH Street. and to
construct single track on "P''
street. from Twenty ninth Street to
wolves change in the operation OF
the cars or the said Virginia hallway
anu Power Company. which sa;d
mneh moments Of the said street rail-
ana IN detail set out In the following
ordinance. which may be acted on by
the Common Council at any regular
or called meeting held after this
notice mas been published tor ten
days in The Richmond Times-pis-
patch, Il newspaper published in the
city OF Richmond. The said ordI-
nance may thereafter be acted on by
the BOARD OF Aldermen At any regular
or special meeting held after the said
ordinance shall be adopted, If IL Is
adopted, by the Common Council
Tie ordinance proposing tn. said
aihchdmcntS. now pending in the
Common Council as aforesaid. reads
as follows:
AN ORDINANCE
TO permit the Virginia Railway and
rover Company 10 construct and
operate an additional track on JEFF
ferson Avenue. from Twcnty-first
10 Twenty-hfth Street. and a single
track on 'P' street, from Twenty
ninth Street to Thirty-nrst street
ana also 10 remove it's double
tracks, poles and wires and discon-
tinue the operation OF It's cars on
Iwenty-fourth Street. from Mar
snail to Broad and on Broad. from
twenty fourth to Twenty-nfth, and
on Twenty-ifth, from Broad TO M"
street and It's single track on
Twenty-iifth Street. from IN" to
r.. ana on "P" Street. from Tween
ty-nfth To Twenty-ninth Street. and
lts wchtbound track on nj" street
from Twcnty-ninth Street to ThIr-
ty-frst street, and on Thirty-first
street. from M Street 10 "p'
street. on certain conditions.
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SAVANNAH. GA. June s6-Tu-pen;ine.
nrin; na.ihlng doing: sales. none r. :
,Rosin. nTm: sales. isi: recein,s 80
sh!pnents t@: stock. ASA. quote: II.
ID. las; e. so: F.. t:G5: @. 90; X.
san: WV. GO " N'
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Iort movement:
Sew Orleans -Miadl:ns. also: recein.s
Ca q, v saiss II Il, ;,cck. Ieo,leo
as Fe S s,Sr T., :2i' receipts e5oa:
M."b'i,sa ~, no: receipts. So OK
cx.o-t=. i?S': stock. 81 ia1 -'''-'
,oa, s Sss,,%,n--M!di!!nr. 1850 receipts. ss2
"a! wi, .!nc. !, 2os,; receipts
9, N >.E I, 800: rcce,n,.. 5n:
baltimore Stock. ,.ssa
lots IA s, @ns s' receiD's III;
GT!F 1G g. ' toss.o, 2s
exports. 2.bSi: stock o"5ls w.
N Minor adh pnr'sIncce' lo.tce exports.
% Total To-! 10, ,Gday..R RECEIPTS. 1885 exports.
:, Total s"o for week--Reeeipts. 2a,s7,: exports.
Total to7 senson-Rscoip,s. s.os7. sa2; e,.
Interior movement.
,Honston-M iddiina.. s1.s. rccc.nts. asn;
shinI,s t1e saios >, 3ss: stoek
,Augus'n--Al!dhlne ella: receipts. s75.
sh,nmcn's loo; stock. Sa2oI
81. Inuis-.Mlddling. % n: recein,s az
shirncn'H. o479: stock oO67.. '''''
Atlnn'n-Middlna ?i.sa.
Lite -Middiing. 2l;as;: r.cein,. ~:
Rsii.."Mlddlinse :, Is ssnss' 81 nsS'
Mont gomnrv--NfidIlirR. u 20: sales
ih.5o:: stock. $3.50.
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NEW YORK. June :s--Raw sugar
nuet a. As for Cubas centrifugal Ra.
lined less active a; GO to $50 for ane
spa;, cone.e,.. dun; MO IS. io;: Santos
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Medium 20 good cows nd ~
nmon 20 medium CO.'S. a az
Old poor cows =, 70
Medium 20 good oxen .. :.1
,pHi'Hon to n lluu. Oxen II -
Fat butcher bull. ........ Z, VI
sju.OTEh bulls .... al az
i.ish'. common bologna bu''. ~. I, ~.
n,Gtge IA; he!.crs 800 20
Medium n good hcltcr, sob
,ys = e NJ !. %yj.a.a s,...;, "a q
COD a5s ,,.,,., Nj. ,;iG III.
~ lhs...... .......... ~ II q W.
Good Coru.:"d p!Hs aul shoats 10 n i6,S
Nj southern hogs sold pubiect 20 irsn.,
Ton. end whom OF, and
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Richmond Stock Market

saving. Bk OF Rich az %
ln'"n t"nI Of kicn-
nonu .........,.. 80 100 10
ViikinIs Trust Co. 100 Slb
West Fad hank -. % 60
Textile stork..
Rlso"S'de nno Dan
River. ptd. ....... 100 lo2 lO2
hi,"is.de ana Dan
River, com. ...... 100 2eo
Roanoks Miiis. 7bp.
Ko.emary Mfs. Co. II
South. Bond and
Mort Co. ......... 100 us
miscellaneous.
PATERSON, Realty Co..
Johnson pub. Co., pr. 100 81
Johnson Pub Co.,
COM. -............. 100 40
Lnru- & Bro ptd.
p. c.. partic!.. .. 100 II.
g, -. !. and :. CO.. 50
Sou. Stove Works.
Standard Taper Mfg. " "
Co. pfd. ........e. TOO llgi
I. l.. T. y. -. pfd. 100 100 lOl
L. /. T. com. .... 100 lGO
VIC. Ch pr. u. c. 100 tii
VIC. Chem, COM. 100 80
Snlcs.
Va. Trust Co. 3l7.
5000 Carolina pub. iScrip). lOiA
20 o, -. Iron and steel. l.
1000 Wig MA ccutur es. 15i
virginia Ry. and Power. pfd.. 81
10 Virginia Ry. and Power. pfd.. %
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DULLNESS FEATURES
BOND MARKET TRADE
10y Associattd Prcss.l

NEW YORK, June 9G-Duiiness was IN.
sHI"! i"atnr" OF todays bond market
neha!nEs being Lighter and more CON
t,a.t"u IMAM AZ any recent period. Gains
"ithuinhered recessions hut changes in
ia" ~, more important issues were nominal.
ne entire Liberty group. with one OK
cept!oh' again sold well over par bu. no
records wcro established des,ite
cent issues "' - PEE
British loans hardened slightly In 70.
hpohse 10 The better tone of sterling or
change. but French lohnp continued 10
case on the bnekwn.dncss OF the local
IaFIs rate: Mexican governments 1naIo
~ n'"Is y, ,heir recent reaction and Cuba
'sna az and 81 improved.
nv "" n1sn~ SVe ra. point were registered
investment type. Among these were CT
trai racinc fret 49, Pennsylvania gcn.
ernl Sc. 81, Paul retund.nS yis IA
sna CIV Tsy, Southern g. Missouri Knn.",
Illinois 'a Total sales ipar vamcS ean
gr"gated sN.TG3.t0. "''"' az
New cornorn'e offerings ~ tho dor f.,
cludcd Wabash Railway 81 500 til ~" IN
cent edr'r'rAnt trust certificate, Ny, ~,
T 800. immadiHtc,v di.nnsed II. and Ncm
'nortghEc pnr cent hnnds ''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-27

Chen, eake and ohio g. 3. ........ Pa
chi. ~. and quincy ret. -s - .pt..
chi. NJ. and s. l. rv .l,s j;
chi. II ana phc ref - ......... :.
thf.c Copper az.
Colorado ana !ou,hern 70; ~, - s.
Eba Cane sugar - .......
R.nN.: nni hip ir"Hie iu.u. "a ....... VA
EFln ~ ,r-
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IN "l"t- Nef.i- -s .-..... ...........- Hgi.
Kan Ciy southern 70. - .-.. 80.
kelly .S9'iusn-lI Tire - ... -,
lisE-'; ard Myers - ...- -.
louisville" aHI Nash r.. 5s.s lts,
Mexican Petroleum s-...... ........ ~,
20 ran. ana Tex. ~ ten - ...... ~,
NlisE ufi fGe gen. H. .st
Sew f0rE Central I.h g. ..., 70,
Suffp.E AID Western Uv. -. ....., iJ.t,
Northern Pacific g. -
So re- O. N9- 'cihi .i5s .-........ !O.H.
F"Hnsy!'huis yer. %. ...-. ......., n.
- J.. ana san Fran. adi. u ... 7.i
"A"yaTa Az i.ine con ~ ............. ..
sine 81 Oh 49, - ,t,!
southern Pacific cN .. .. sii.
Southern Ea.'"aH - NM. ~,
S0GtIrrH Railway 81, M
Texas and rarinc !s. :, -
Union Pacific
I. : S'sr. ~ ... M
xirv.ua Gag. chem ~ . ia.
Wilson and Co -i.s .'....... ;5.i-
So bpsrH .tlr Line adj = - d
southern HALLWAY - ................. :s..
The Snowflake herald. [volume] (Snowflake, Ariz.) 1913-1969, 1922-02-17
"A Feeling Of Security

You naturally feel secure when you
know that the medicine you are about to
take is absolutely pure and contains no
harmful or habit producing drugs.
Such medicine is DR.. Kilmer's Swamp
Root, kidney, liver and bladder remedy.
The same standard of purity, strength
and excellence is maintained in every
bottle of Swamp Root.
1t is scientifically compounded from
vegetable herbs.
1t is not a stimulant and is taken in
teaspoonful Doses
1t is not recommended for everything.
1t is natures great helper in relieving
and overcoming kidney, liver and blad-
der troubles.
A sworn statement of purity is with
every bottle of DIR. Kilmer's Swamp
Root.
If you need a medicine, you should
have the best. On sale at all drug stores
in bottles of two sizes, medium and large.
However, if you wish first to try this
great preparation send ten cents to DIR.
kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y, for a
sample bottle. When writing be sure and
mention this Observation-Disclosures.
The Snowflake herald. [volume] (Snowflake, Ariz.) 1913-1969, 1922-02-17
FROM "PERS0NAL" COLUMN
Items Which the Reader May or May
Not Consider as of Really Alb
sorbing Interest.

Mrs. Salomy Saddler spanked little
Claudy Saddler so vigorously before
he went to bed last night that he
opened up his prayer with, snow 1
stand me up to Sleep"
At this writing, shirts are so cheap
that Hash Beener is wearing two of
them at once, to make up for lost
time.
Gabe Saddler, who brought a box of
candy the other day, and discovered a
bit later that he had got back a coun-
terfeit quarter in change, says it
served him right for being in love.
Mitch Nudge, our weather prophet.
had the corn-ache so bad yesterday
that he went out and stole an UNI
brella some place.
According to Os Peachblow, the alb
sent-mindedest person in the world
can concentrate while removing a por-
Gus plaster from himself.-Wayside
Tales.