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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-21
MARKET PICKS. Up
.A||.F|: At |: A SPELL ). |.
stock Brokers Regarded Modera--
ton Of Weather As Import
ant Development.
PRICES SUFFER FROM SALES 4! y E.
Rcviying Demand II Iron and and.
Steel Trades Regarded As "
Important.
(By Associated prcss.)

NEW y ~. ....,e, July 2tD Stock brokers re-
I Ia rdod tho moderation ngthc heat AS an
important development and TO this !. at
ributed, In no small part, tho change
4. rom The extrelnc aphtliy OF the market.
RE increase In interest proved to be
AMONGST StEe! sellers and prices suffered
nccordngly.
In addition TO tiN change In tho
weather, there were come developments
o. lmrortanco III financial affairs. First
place was given In stock market estl-
mat Ion oStfn Union Pacific. dividend dec
,nrution. putting that stock on a I'VE per
cent. basis as against the recently pre-
svailing four per cent rate. This action
has been confidently expected Tor weeks.
@rhe rerse q !hc market 70 en- ahe he w
tlon to form judgment o.; 70 !, now y, a.
#rxtunliny prices have already dlscoun ~,
expected favorable Developments I Y! 9
reaction In Union Pacific on ti,e r,su y
sion that buying In antlcipation O. ' d'Y'-
dend increases has been Inpletcd.
Great Importance wns attAchcd I, 10 3,ns
reports OF rcyivlng demand aIn re Ia s,.n
enough Influence 10 Offset the reactlonary
tendency from other factors; inc i ~
Increase in Baltimore and Ohio,s .opernt !.
Ing cost said to be due 70 end o the ~; yan ar
80
fui 10 that stock. The response Of n .hc
ma rke 10 The Amalgamated coIpper !. d.v ~
dend ncnns sc late In the day; intenslnea !
he Impression that dividend Increases 3
their efse, co mes 5amp
IN the siock. but It fell ba OK under realiS.
ing and lis final rally dld not prevent :
i the heavy closing Of the market. - - :
" Bonds we're Irregular; total sales sale par par
\ Tinted states bonds were unchanged
The total sales OF stocks to-day amount moi It
ed TO 416,40 shares.
MONEY AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES:
Money on cali. easy: 3-4@2 IA per cent;
closing bid. 1874; offered Mt 2. ~. .
Time loans easy; 60 days. 3 per cent
% days, 3 ia: six months, .. Prime mc r
y a4 Il sen Susi s,sans *
hnnkcrs, hillg. Int s4sG. 4Hts46s.45 for de-
mand and L; o: rs fDr g e Go b,s
Posted ra .,sI 'S9 "a silver 50 Is Mex
lean dollars, As .. Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-21
GETS INJUNCTION
AGAINST TRUST
fsncc,aI N ThonTInies.D Dispatch.

Especial to The Tinies-D !spatch.)
BOSTON, July 2O.-rhe United States
Tobacco Company, of Richmond. va. was
granted temporary injunction by Judge
Lowell In tho United StRes Circuit
Court, to-day, against the American TO-
bacco ConpanySof New fork, restraining
n from giving away to It's customers and
tiobbers certain packages OF tobacco, put
mn in such form aud style as the plain
ttff claims constitutes unfair compete
ton with one of It's brands 81,
The court does not however, restrain
tho American Company frpn,~glying away
the tobacco provided It has label OF
It to distinguish It from the plallltltI.S
package, tEa
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ODD.FELLOW REUNION.
Great Gathering Of Members Of
the Order Saturday.

d. - Z. III
The annual reunion and outing Of the
Odd Fellows of Richmond Manchester
and Petersburg, will be held at Beach
lark, West Point, tomorrow afternoon.
"A special train will leave Richmond for
Beach Park, over the Southern Railway,
at three o'clock. and Is expected that "a
very large number of the3tThrae- Link
Fraternity Will go down to this popular
resort. Fl
Grand Master Norman Ashby, of Gull
PEPPER Deputy Grand Master Roland
Chase. of Gate City; Grand SECRETARY Il.
g,lsson, of Richmond: Grand Marshal G,
c. Vaughan, OF Southampton; Grand
Guardian Geo.. y, Jones, OF Spotsylyanln,
and Grand Herald 7, J.. Hayes, Of Rich
,mond, will be present to greet athcIrbrcth-
rem. gFj lsJ S,t.sfft5 4 eit
Dancing boating, yachting and other
amusenLents at the park have been ar
pleasure Of those who attend the re-
union, n r. $500 ri
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HEAVYWEIGHTS. TO RACE.
Some Rare Fun Promised for the
E Police Picnic August I'D l.I

An amusing feature 81 the programme
being arranged for theiannual:t picnic Of
the Police Benevolent Association at.
Westhampton Park on, August I'd, will
be foot race between the eheayyweights
of the department. Among those who
will participate In the race will be
Officers BEDFORD, Brown, Johnson Far
sey.. Iimmer; Craft, shumaker and. Tate.
Tickets are now on sale at the bust
ness offices the Times-Dispatch News
Leader and Evening Journal, and friends
8ofRthe ofi1cers%can secure them. No on
Ger is permitted by the Police Board to
dispose Of tickets, but any one OF the
#patrdlman can give the Information
necessary to get to one of the three
places where the tickets are being sold.
The business men who are arranging
the details for the picnic. are working hard
on the programme, which will be an In
&tercsting one from beginning to end. The
ticket will admit the holder to the place
where tho dinner Is served and will be
"a guarantee OF substantial meal.
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bales; cxpor, 10 Great Britain. $3.50 bales; 10
FRA nee, 20A bales: to the Continent, A,2is
bales 4 10 Mexico. 100 bales x q I, !.
e Total since September LIST at IN poT,sn.S; e.
sss;se baes 70 Franse th
baies + 70 MEXICO ts. 2sssss bales.
4, THE PRODUCE MARKET.
S. NEW YORK. july .o-rLo uR.Fzm. ,1 Rye
Four-Firm cornmeal Bar e., ! 1,n:
wheat-spo, 1rm,: No red, nom 11M closed up
at aip' Sc; S September ozc.; December. slae.
corn-spot Arm; No .. CSC. options closed
dun a. ne, UNCHANGED PRICES JULY n, cose arka
s sssay m sfssem esi: 81 Saess
bellies ite ssaloHe. Lard@7steady; Wss ter.
4siewssasy rs5sia eass
mon to good. s3.s5ga.eo. Turpentine-Du'l4 q a. ~
eoneespot RIO asady MOL I, Invoice, !, 80 & &C. =
cha nged ITO S points lower. sugar.lSaw W: urn !;
fair refining. szsc.; centrifugal, 20 test &C.;
moasses sugar shc. refined, steady.s5. ~.
steady; State dairy. l5,saeoc. cheeseTFlrin
and unchanged. 335 Eggs-lrresular and IN
Long Island IL, & 81. sont.
Steady, fancy handpcAed. 5a5Kc.; other do
mestics,, 5ft5nc. Ca bases-stcady; Long Island,
per I5a 81 pOlio 90. Cot on'+-By stcnn ot-fAv-
erpool. Ilodil3c.,.
CHICAGO ILL, July ao.-Alleged appcin !. nee
OF black rust In the wheat fields Of South
Dakota and Minnesota caused nm excited adj
vance In prices here to.day The September
rent IL lgures were within cent Of the highest
OF the day Corn Is unchanged. Oats are: UP
Nc Provisions IRE or 1oa1Thc.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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COTTON MARKETS.

& NEW YORK July geO.-The cotton market
was not more than moderately active Gales for
the dea preaching only 100000 bales. according
to estina ties. hut the tone was very nervous
and fluctuations, while not specially broad,
we're both rapid and Irregular.
The opening was easy. unchanged TO Z point 8
Increased TO e0geas points on the active months
under liquidation and selling BY local bears
in the absence OF support Lower cables. good
liberal spot offerings were influenced on the
decline. Later thern was irreguarity. Bull
q little on weak spots. and with early sellers
taking profits there were several rallies TO q
little over 1920 for October against 1913, the
low point Of the morning.
private crop reports seemed a. little moro fav-
orable on The average, but there were conf
plants OF damage from hot weather In Sec
lions OF tho belt TO aid the market In the
trading, and final prices were we'll w iron,
the lowest with the tone steady at net
decline Of 0Gle points eB!f.
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PUSHING. HARD.@:T0
WIN. up THE I. " WORK.
Contractor Chesterman Has But
Little Over Three Months to
Finish Capitol.

i Contractor 4NirtA. Chcsterlnan. has but
three, months ind ii half in whlchSto cons
plete the rcmodeling Of tho Capitol build /.
ing, but he thinks he Will be able by
pushing the work to live UP to Ills coil-
tract. 800 fst5 N, HI
The structure will mot only DO q most
convenient State house, but when coul-
pleted 1t will5bo one !ofGtheg most massive
and beautiful In tile, South
The building Is lbou gtl.ree-fourth COM
splcted, and the Rolf being nearly finished.
most OF the other work can be carried
on cvenithough there shall be much bad
weather. II 4. .f} 4
The rooms are now being pluster.d, anu
several OF them have been comrletcd.
Mr.. William, Gibson, who Is the general
superintendent having charge OF the
work, Is pleased with its progress, and
he thinks It will be finished by November
18th whicll,is the limit OF the contract.
The Capitol Commission will meet here
next tuesday; Ito lopkSafter some matters
or detail In the Interior. and to take up
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. The approprla-
ton does not contemplate the purchase OF
furniture, but the. Leg Islature Will supple
mcnt the orlgnn! amount for5this pl,i'-
pose. Every piece Of furniture placed In
the building will be new, and Will be Of
Il very high class Fl
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! MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JULY 20. 1905

a PORT OF RICHMOND. July 20. 1906.
'3 ARRIVED 9A
Steamer Berkeley. Shelley. Norfolk. merchant
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line.
3E ~ s5eS IL i.f4I SAILED. 4t@,5 gs$
Steamer Old Point Comfort. Graves. James
River landings and Norfolk. merchandise and
passengers. Virginia Navigation Co.
Steamer berkeley, Shelley, Norfolk. merchan-
disc and passengers Old Dominion line.
Barge Albcnarle, Wolf, james River. wocd
PORT OF WEST POINT. JULY 20. 1905
tx ARRIVED E5ti tz
Charlotte. Murphy. Baltimore. passengers and
general cargo. ms
passengers ana general ca rgo.
3'55B n W SAILED {53{{ III
Charlotte. Murphy. Baltimore. passengers and
general cargo. E $ .st a 6 a. M IN
Elm. City, Haynes. Mattaponl3 River landings,
passengers and general cargo,
y PORT NEWPORTkNEW's, j lILYs 20. 1905.
Z sFg ls1s3s ARRlYEn 8| 3$ ga N&i Phi
Steamer Hannibal, PortCRoyall .SeeS 3
Steamer Baron Cawdor.FG g las gov. b; I'LL ,.S
SAII.EDSc III
Steamer Kanas, lLIvetpool.S n
Schooner Fannie Pa liner. Boston. y M ii tf
i Barge John Forsyth. Providence. ~
Barge Kentucky, Allyn's Points e {. 4
Barge Hattie, East Boston, ats l a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-21
EIGHT DIRECTORS GET
FIVE SHARES EACH
RYAN Makes Transfer to Remove
Doubt Of Legality OF Ap-
pointnents,
lBy Assllo5eIa ted I'ress,

NEW YORK, July 2o...,The WorlH To- J,
morrow viii say that, Thomas y; 4, hy a,.a
~ he Eulitable five shares of stock each.
The men receiving these shares Accord
ing to tho World, are: i,
John j, Albright. Of Buffalo; joseph
rny Butler Of New York; D. Cady Her
rick. of Albany; r. w. Roebln, Of iIren-
ton, N, d; Thomas spratt, Of ogde ems
burg, n; X; y, 3, Tb4mt'as 0t NoW forh
rive shares also were transferred to
N. N. strunahan, but he has declined y
directorshp,
The World says 1t was necessary 10
make the transfer because OF some
doubt as8to whether policy-hoders could
Legally qualify without owning stock,
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WILL OF SECRETARY
HAY FILED IN COURT
Try Assocla ted ]. Press
,s

s.NvAsH1NGiTON. July 2o-The will OF
] ohm Hay. tate, Secretary. OF State. was
flied for pro bate to-day. The bencnclaries
arc his widow and his brothers and
sisters. His Leonard Hay and
his sister, Mary Hay Wbolfolk are given
all the property at Warsaw, ILL.,, and
the sum Of $4,000 each. His brother.
$4,000 and Harwood Otis Whit
ney of Keokuk, Iowa, 50, co.,
scrlption Is left to his willow. Clara
stone Hay Nothing IS contained in the
Payne Whitney and james Wocott Nads-
worth, Jr,. sons-ln-laW. of the deceased,
aro named as{eXccutors 5.>Tf5 s.
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WIFE OF CAPTAIN HOBSON
TAKEN SICK ON TRAIN

B DIES MONIES, IOWA. July 2o.-Mrs.
Richmond Pearson Hob:on. the Wife OF
Captain Hohson, the hero OF the Merrl-3
mac, Is III at Mercy Hospital. Captain.
Hobson Is at her bedside. 3lf5( s.t
Mrs. Hobson was taken suddenly III
while passing through Iowa. She grad
ually grew worse until She reached De,
MOines, when 1t became necessary for
her to be removed from. the train and
taken to the hospital SS9-
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE Or STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
BALES.

200 *. CT L., Observation-Disclosures
624O a nlalgnmnted Copper ,......
20 Amer Car nhd 1'Oun. .......
100 Amer. Car and t'ot,f,., pfds.
1 300 Aricrlcaii Cotton Oll,......s..
400 American Tobucco, pfd...1.'
200 Aincrlciln Can ....s.. u. &c.
American Caif, pfd ..,i..l. ~. !.
200 Amer. Locomotive. coi1ia....;
200 Amer. locomotive. hfd,,,...,
GOO American Sugar 49,. ..a.,...
400 ~ =. ana 81 re. com..s...
1900 4. T. and s. re. pfd. $500.
1920 Baltimore and Ohio. u. $50.
400 brooklyn Rand 'rranslt.....
44M Cnnadn Southern ~. t..,....
400 Canadian Pacific .......i....
1900 Chesapeake and Ohio......
7M Chlcnrn Grea t Wester1l.....
221o0,r'hi..' Nil. and st. Paul......
1en0 Colorado Fuel nnd 1rpn.....
100 Colorado South. com. ......
Colorado SouLhu 1st Dfd...i.
Colorado South. I'd pfd.....
~ Clcv; Cin. Chi. and st. L.
4 Chntta. and st. Lonls.......
I'M Consolidated Chs .,..........
lS1no Delaware and Htdsnn....."
y 400 Del. Lack. and WESTERN.
1000 Erie !. com !. ..... ..,..s
4nn0 Eric. let Observation-Disclosures.
$500 Erie I'd MD. ..,..........
:. 2O0 General Electric ............
aG700 Illinois Central t.....l
$500 r:ouisville and Nashvillc....
100 Manhattan ...... .............
sGlnn Metro. Street Railway.......
! A0O Mexican Central ............
90 Mo-. Kan. and Tex. con- NJ
Mo. Kan. and Tex pfd...
100 Missouri Pacific s......,......s
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Louisa's Confederate Monument

The new courthouse At Louisa Is now
ready lobe occupied Mr. James Porter
Is deputy clerk Of the Louisa Circuit
prepnrations arc being made for the
unwilling Of the Confederate Monument
AuEustsl7th, Messrs. WA T.. Bibb, W. r.
Meade and Jesse ]. Porter are on the
arrangements committee.
Many veterans from this and sur
rounding counties are expected ia at
tend the monument dwellings. and a
humber Of promIpen, Hirglnians Will be
present, "
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Unable to Agree.


PORTLAND, ORE, July PA fter de-
i lIberating forty-slx hours and taking 4c
ballots, in which the vote many times
was 10 for conviction and two for ac-
Squlttal. the Jury In the case or Congress-
mhniJohns NJ Williamson, DR.. Van Cess
ner and United States Commlss ioner
$Bggs reported to Judge De Haven in tho
United States Crchit Court this after
noon that IT could not agree, The jury
was discharged.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-21

BALTIMORE Md, July % Flour.
spot, contract. S7ls@s7N; No. g red. Western,
ssiac,; July, s6,sc.. sskca now southern by
sample 6S &c Corn--ysry dull; snot and
60GG2c. Oats-Steadyi No 2. mixed. i34isc. Rye
Easter: No. 2 Western, 100 7Sc. Butter--Steady
creamery. elisc. Eggs-Easy at l7c.8 Cheese
Firm and unchanged Sugar-Steady and un-
'rho & %
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Law and Equity Court.

In the Law and Equity Court yester-
legged damages, against the 55 Richmond
Transfer Company s.
Judgment was rendered In tho same
Pat. McDonouglii for $50 20.
In favorao OF The Virginia Passenger and
Power Company. .9u { 2l5s M Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-21
WAITS Expenses.

q, Mr., William II, Wyatt, Jr, who was
nominated for High Constable, IN, the re-
cent primary, has made the return as to
his xepenses. as required bvsilaw, Mr..
Wyatt silent sl11.75, OF which $40 went
for entrance fee and the balance for
printing, etc. +; sitsg 8i iig Si
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leading futures ranged as follows:
rs Open.s High. Low. Close.

STEADY. No. spring wheat, sl.o5al.l2; No. 8,
sscdsio5; no, e red. e0Nc 10. corn, b7s.g
tsc.: No. . yellow, 5sa5sAc, No. oats. sag
saAc.; * No. IA white. 34a34Ec.; No.. 3 white,
S2A dt2iar. Good feeding barley 4oal4ct; fair
q choite mailing: i7a4ec No tlax 8, cd .
othy seed, s.. e0u3.2s, Mess pork. per barrel
le70ale,75; lard, per 100 pounds. $7o.h 100 {;
short ribs sides tloosel. s765a7;7I: short clear !
high wines. .l.e7 Glover. contract grade,
tl3. 75ql3Oo.8 Butter-steady; creamery, l6.a4
saTi6fc. Eggs-Firm at mark. cases includ-
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E. F, Tompkins.

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
Z ASHLAND, VA, July 2l-Mr y, Y.
Tonpbins died at his home IN Ashland
Thursday night at y o'clock, nftersan
illness OF four months, Funeral notice
later, 8S
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va, July 20, 1905,
sSsT.R4 # fY QUOTATIONS. 4sa5s
C 3 MARKETs,

CHICAGO, ILL. July eo.-cATThE--Re'
ceipts, 1000 head, including l.aoo Texans. Ma /,
ke! ioc lower GOOD e. prime a,eers s5sS g
$sqI,i5; Gamers, sl.s542,oo bulls, $eq3, 50;
calves, $4,000; Texas fed steers, SAC 100. Hogs
Receipts, 5000 head. Market l0c lowor, Mix
ed and butchers s5.5oa6, OH; good choies,
heavy h, Sugh hs1i ssy ss9sgSS
Shcen-Recents IL, 900 head. Sheep 10c,- lower
lambs l5aSc. off, Good to choice wethers,
SlsOG5l6; fair to choice, mixed, SAC no; ma
tive lambs, 1901, so,
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE

mn AINs /. F,AVE RICIIMUND -DjAII1 ~ = vs. ~.
iNatN' 49, STREET. STATION,
p,Erpr,,rIyE s u!yDhI,E APRIL 1ST
OK "a MA. c. u. Express to all polhs
800 a. M,-petersburg ana SoT nna ". West.
aaG u M.--Petersburg and Norfolk
.i;io +, M,-q i' dssSIor Iqe aeal.
s,S2 i' Ml-!.Florlda and West indian Al'h'
= tied" TO az points So South y and ". West.
$3.50 +. M,--Pe,ersSnrs q meal T. a'4 y
h' TR * ARRlVR nIcHMoNp- e Ma,
4:o1 A. NJ. 7.ie A, NJ: 1888 a. 4. ~ ~. S:s
4 MI 1 1tip :, NJ; ssis i. NJ
Except sunday ,, paEi 8 onss'p Pass. As,
81 W II. CRAIG. Glen. Pass, Agt. slS
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Northern paclhc Is II
Norfolk and Western con. 4s ......... 4. 1927:
Oregon Short Line rafundng }4s........... 96M
Pennsylyn min ronv 3lay...... ,104
ReadIfg General "a 1914
ST. Louis md Iron Mountain con. 6s...... 1855;
st. Iouis and San Francisco fg. 4s..,..,., 81
st. Louis southwestern con. is..... 80. BIZ
seaboard Air Line As. ....... Saia
Southern Pacific .............5 9ig-
southern Railway IS 1851
Teado a. &c hand Western 1sss
Union Pacific is iO57s
Union Pacific conv. 4s. 12sal
United States Steel I'd 5s...............r.. s4ss
Wabash ls.s ..... $780,. lis
Nabn sh Deb. "A Bs.. Observation-Disclosures n
West ern Md. AZ; \. =. IS
Wheeling and Lake Eric As. e3a;
Wisconsin Central 0Sh
NJ. and o. Cola tera1 Trust 100
Central Of Georgia ID Inc. i:....,....,.. "a
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So ROUND TRIP.
Special rates at tho Buckroe Beach
Iotel for cXcursionists.
TO ESCAPE THE HEAT.

For pleasant days outing and the
best Of sea food meals, go to popular
Beach Park. soc round trip.
Fast special train leaves Richmond
every week day $3.50 r, NJ Returning,
trains on Sunday 1880 A. NJ. and 1900 r.
NJ. s. cool and breezy. Attractive in every
way, gS
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5corro,,s a. oI1, MApxE1

Il NEW YORK !, July. .D.-cottonseed Oh firm
but quiet; prime crude, I. O. b. mills. ae5c..:
yellow. nominal: prime white 0laQ3lc.; prime
winter yellow, 30Ia43lc.
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RAIL " Az

4as SCHEDULEF1Ns EFFECT May IS, 1905. Y II.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. HI!
loo A. aily-Local for Charlotte; N. g.
47 Atlanta and Birmingham. New orleans.s
& with through coach for Chase CITY, OS-A
& GOO PSM.-Ex.i sunday-Chase City Local y.
1880 Pi M,-Daily-Limted- ready $50
f3%5zs p. M. ~ for all the South. go
YORK RIVER LINE. 6sS
The favorite route to Baltimore and Eastern
ipoinlg,- Il Leaves r chmond 4:20 P. NJ, daily,
except Sunday. !, - Z, ~
S2l5 p. AI.-Ilocal-Dall y-Except5 SUNDAY, Id w
34:a0j II. M.-Except Sunday For West Point,
G.1g! onnecting with steamers for BALTIMORE
9$ and river landings. Steamers ca Ut york;
s town and Clay Bank Mondays. Wednes
days and Fridays, and at G loucester5 Poin!
and Almonds Tuesdays. Thursday ana
R5 Saturdays .3g. a u, 81. 4 !
t5,2 s'.iTRAINs ARRIVE RICHMOND. !, A
$s.5a a. M and B:42 p. NJ From all the south
Ans p M.-Froms Charlotte and 5Ralel gh.s3s ,,8s
$40 "a, N--Trom Chase city ana lnterlTle 'll
a.25 AM.--BaItmore and West Point.
7io:IS a acknowledgements Sunday and Mon.
- day.; $40 T. NJ. daily except SUNDAY
4. W I. WEsTBURY.D r. Al. r ishm9 nc =; Va
a s. H HARD " li :, I !, 4 u
q. i ! 3. Is SPENCER Cen !: Mgr,
'@s3 washington. D. g. iy}s ~
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seaaoo; spring lambs ;td7,s5; veal calves. 80
rs, VI, TIL
FIJI CINCINNATI o. July, 20. --EOG S-Strong.
Butchers. ssI2lsas.l5: common. Asoa5. TO- Cat
itle-Steadys Falrs 70 good Isippcrs, s4t25d4.1S !;
common. S212. 10. Shcep-Lower at s. 40.
{Lanbs-LowerE at 49, o97 90 Va
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NV IN||6ii'it1|ks,N|5sbI1l
June, ii, 1906.

@gt Juno H. 1906. As&8
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
800 a., NORFOLK LIMITED. M Arrives
Norfolk II 20 A.. NJ. Stops only at Petnrsburg,
Waverlyi and Suffolk IA 81 M
s:o5 A.. M-CH1cAGo EXPRESS. Parlor
Car. Broiler. Service, Petersburg to Lynchburs
and Roanoke. Pullman ssepers Roanoke to
Columbus Blueaeld to Cincinnati; also Roam
oks to Knoxville and Knoxville to Memphis.
Cafe Dining Car, Roanoke to williamson ~ ss
l2:io p M.--RoANoKE. EXPRESS For
Farlnvllle. Lynchburg and Roanoke. 81! 5l .Sb5
Y 100 F. M.-OCEAN SHORE LIMITED. ATa-5
rives Norfolk $50 P. NJ. Stops only at Peters.
burg Waverly and Suffolk. # Connects with
steamers to Boston. Providence. New York.
Baltimore and Warrington. Ks; 5f5 III S VA 81
7:25 P. M.--For Norfolk and all stations east
e:so r" M.-1NDw ORLEANS SHORT LINE
Pullman sleepers Richmond t. Lynchbure and
Roanoke Petersburg to Bristol, Lynchburs to
CHATTANOOGA. Memphis and New Orleans CATS
s:so P. M.-sT. LOUIS EXPRESS. Pullman
Sleeper Petersburg to Roanoke and Roanoke to
Columbus. Cafe Dining Car. t s "
Trains arrive from tho west 80 A. NJ 2:os
p. M and '9:1s p. M; from Norfolk ll:to A. NJ.
and $50 p. M. I3 545 3Stf
y ". b. BEvILL, G. gH.& BOSLEi,.S
5it Gem l. Pass Agt.I $F Dist. Pass. }Axt.8
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
A BALTIMORE. MD, July :1,-Seaboard Air
Line common, g; do preferred, 10 bid 8
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u. s. refunding Is, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
". s.. refunding 2s, coupoM ,...............
y. 49, IS. Registered.
u. 8. New AZ, registered .................:..
y. g. New As. coupon,
III g.. Old &4s1&
III. 8. Old A., COUPON.
American Tobacco Ga. certinca ties
Atchson general
EAtchikon, I'D justnent 4s (offcred) $500.
Atlantic Goa st Line 4s......... .............s
Baltimore and Ohio 4s.,... ,......S
Baltimore and Ohio 3ias Observation-Disclosures.
Central OF Georgia 5s; 81.
Central 5of & corgia "a inc
chesapeake AMI 4 Ohio. 4tss,.,....... ........k-
Chicago and Alton 3i7s.
Chicago, u. and Quincy new 4s.,.,:..,.....ff :
Chicago, r.. T. and Pncifc1 r. r. 4s......
Chicago, r. + and Pacific II. r. col. os....{
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MISCELLANEOUS. / MARKETS.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
(Repor,ed by Rodgers. Nc Cabe & COD *
PETERSBURG. VA, July co-PEANUrs-
5spanish--Markct steady at sl.l5 per bushe
Syirgnla-Market# firm at 4c. for fancy stock;
2Qo%c. ~ q r. "a 4. H ia
DRY GOODS MARKETS.
~ NEW YORK, July 20.-Dry goods orders were
still received In a rather desulory fashion TO-.
day In spite OF the fact that buyers used
ever ycndeavor to Z secure deliveries! Prices
were steady with an upward tendency.