The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-16
RICHMOND TERMINAL WEAK.
i Marked Decline IN The Stock The Chla
Feature Of The Market.
BALTIMORE Ind OHIO STATEMENT
The Company Well Established-No chanse
in Mr.. Biaine's Con6iuon-on ior 1u'
rops-Sew York News.
Nrv YORK BUREAU. RICHMOND IInEs'

July 10. lStA
I'll. .b;of feature of to-day's stock market
80 p;obnond Terminal. which developed a
great deal Of weakness.
The popular reaction against Southern So
cur,ties and investments. resulting from tho
overriding of the past few years, and the well
known impecuniosity of the company ana OF
.one individuals connected with it are reasons
for the decline.
The new Richmond and Danville bonds are
now preparing for issue.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO.
The statement of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad for the month of June. 1891. shows an
increase in gross of $50, 1876: expenses decreased
SOC $50 IL is stated that the Baltimore and
Ohio will distribute in the shape Of stock
dividend its surplus earnings for the fiscal
wear ending September 30th. The company
earned over per cent. on ITS common stock
last wear and will do almost as well this year,
and the dividend will probably be nearly this
amount. The cash has been spentin betterments
and improvements 20 the property. The COM
pany il now so well established and the out
look for dividends so promising that II Is not
unlikely the directors will next year declare
dividends in cash The road has been grow
inc RAPIDLY in the last five years; the Phlla-
delphia extension is earning dividend; that
division is being laid with eighty-fve pound
steel rails in anticipation of business from
the proposed connection with the Richmond
Terminal: new route from Washington and
Baltimore 10 Chicago has Just been opened,
and in general the road is well equipped for a
heavy business and needs 10 spend no more
money on its properties.
Mr.. BIAINE's CONDITION.
To-nieht's Bar Harbor special gays there is
40 cbopga in Mr. Klaipp'g condition. HIS
family feel certain Of his speedy recovery
Mr.. Blaine has set September 9th as the date
of his return 10 Washington for resumption
of his duties.
OPT FOR EUROPE.
Chauncey III. Depew left for Europe this
afternoon on the White Star steamer MaJes-
tic. He regards London as the greatest city
in Europe for studying character, and Will
spend most of his time there after sleeping
eighteen hours a day on shipboard. lie Will
return on September 10th.
DIR. Joseph f. Fox, the anti-Parnellite men,
Der of Parliament was also on board. He
ssys that his trip here was "A great success.
and that if Pernel comes here he will meet
with no encouragement. With six exceptions
all the frst-class cabin berths of the City OF
Berlin of the Inman line were occupied by
Knights Templar, who sailed for Europe.
The Majestic carried OF 270 saloon passengers.
THE UPRISING IN HAITI
The steamship Alesav, which arrived here
to-day from Jamaica, brought sensational
news from Haiti. The purser of the steamer
states that everything bids fair for general
uprising. Hippolyte has been slaughtering
people in the States right and left. II is I'M
derstood that Legtime. who is in exile at
Kingston. has delegated all ex-officer of the
Atlas Steamship Company TO come to this
CITY prepared 20 purchase a number of vessels