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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-01
MARKET R[s.|STS
GALL LOAN FURRY
Substantial 1yecovcries Made Late
iii Day and Closing Was,
Steady. a,
VOLUME OF TRADE I 4. i; SMALL '.' \ |
Failure of Louisville and Nash
Vile to Advance Dividend Rate
Has Depressing Effect.
tpy. Associated Fl ess. )

NEW YoIlll, Juno so.-The Gull loan
rate rose 10 six per, cent. to-day, and
Tie speculative movement In the STOCK
market came 10 q ha,lt. There was q
l.yclY s;i,ilnE out OF stocks at the open
( ing, owing liz yesterdays premonltion OF
The furry in tho call LOAF, mGriet ana
soi.ic wide declines resulted from the
outset. These were not exceeded, ~
fact. during the rest Of. tho day, ara
Is tho murgcr developed, u dull resisting
tendency ind was partly. Sustained py y
rev points of positive strength But
Inc voiumn 81 dealings showed y notu !u..
,hrinkagc and during the SlattGr3 part
OF the day, trading cane 45 nlmost u .
ftnGdstill. " 81 Z, -, . s !,
rho normal l;quidation was small un e!
confidence ls stu profcased1 IN % an Su,1y
return OF abundant eeses In Inc money l1'.
tnnr,.et nfler the turn OF inc null yea sti
The i,liluie OF the Loutsvlli ana Nash =
Il VILE directors late yesterday TO uu-
1ance tho dividend rn;o mad some cen
tinucd effect today, not only On g. Louis.
.iile aud i;nshvllle,lS but on Baltimore
md Ohio Union Pacific and other stocks.
which have been the subject OIL preuic-5
tons Of dividend increases.
The report OF q contract Tor me SIMPLY ,pptyy
OF an enormous amount Of steel blliets
BY the United statss steel Gprpedm'di
rot save the United States Steel l., stocks q,
from the prevailing lleavincss The I'd
6 vance IN Erie second preferred WAS on
dividend predictions. and some sympa-
thetie effect was pl oduced on the other
3 ccalers, notably Ontario and Western
Thc local fractions also showed some re-
sistancei to the pressure on the mark s.t
With :fc recession in tho call loan rate,
& Substantial rccoveries were made and the
market close. steady. With small mixed
changes.
Bonds were irregular; total sales par
United States Londs were all unchanged
4 on call. jis5f
ed To- b1t10 shares.
"a money AND ExcHA:sGE--CLo sE:
Money on call. strong and higher as per
cent; closing bid. j: offered At 2 t-2
Time loans. steady. and dull; % days.
q 2s3-463 per cent! 90 days 3g31-4: six
months b ga. Prime mercantile paper,
3 1-.G4 IA per cent. Sterling exchange.
Easy, witt. acaItuai business in bankers.
bills.& ut $4ss a1ll$4s7. O5 for demand and
at 1876. 1856 10 for. sixty day bills. Post
cd rates. 4S5 and s4Ss. Commercial bllls,
a SASH 7-SQiS5. Bar silver. IS Ia. Mexican
dollars, As 1-2. Government bonds,
Is steady. ~
go Railroad hands IRE GUAR
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COTTON MARKETS.

VI NEW YORK. June 3o.-Thc cotton market
was fevershIy active and excited. reaching new
high Levels fer. the season with May In the lutte
trading touching the ten cent mark. while
July. which led In the strong advance sold
about Ss,b0 a bale above the, lowest level OF
yesterday. ;5's-F 81 p q
TIE opening was firm at an advance OF 12dp
a = points In response to higher cables. Sentl-
y nent was confused by tho publication OF crop
condition estimates by two loading authorities 8,
one showing . deterioration In the crop for The
month of per cent, while the other showed
IN Improvement Of about as much, The latter,
with fairy good weather over the belt, pro-
NOTED u renewal OF tho bear pressure noted
on tho previous day but after q slight reae-
prompt stopping OF July notices. which were
issued to the amount OF some T., 900 bales,
The stopping OF these was followed by a
statement from q large local house, that they
With others, would stop all tenders on July
contracts for powerful Interest," This was
take. smaller shortk as indicating q possible
cortvr in July. and in the afternoon the trade
". extremely nervous with stop orders coI!lng
out on every To-. points advance while, New
Orleans and local bulls supported the marEet.
July sold IN to 9.73, or y points net higher
5cnl later positions We're 33G3a points higher
The close was of a little on near months un.
der realizing, but steady in tone and slG39
POINTS net higher for tho day. Sales were re-
ported at G50, 900 bales. ,
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I BANK CLEARINGs.
Report Of Bradstreet's for Week
Ending June 29th
9fRv Associatcd Press.) :

by tASSUCldlcu Z CoS,(
{ NEW YORK, June 30.-The following
table. compiled by Brcdstreets, shows
the bank clearngs at a number OF the
principal cities for the week ending June
10Th, with the percentage Of Increase
and decrease as compared with the cor-
responding week last year. Sixty-two
other cities arc included in the totals:
New York sl.5Sl, S60,sOl, increase 46.S
Chicago $1S2205 ,9S5, Increase 17.2.
Boston $lo3, 4O5, 1S9, increase 3d.
Philadelphia SS5, 025512, Increase 3S.9
St. Louis $52G7O,1 100. increase 14.1
Plttsburg $49,8l9,46l increase 3a.5.
San Francisco $50, S27,S21, increase 1914.
Cincinnati SCI, 10000, decrease l7.0.
I, Baltimer SCI 500, 675. Increase 50.G.
Kansas City sl9,5S7, 545. increase 100.
New Orleans 16,6ls.s0A, increase 1868.
Charleston s939, 260. Increase eG.2.
Washington $i545. $780, Increase 249.
Savannah s3,4S44ss, Increase 800.
Knoxville 81, 06S,33G. decrease 81,
Richmond $i,o13,4s5, decrease G9.
louisville $9.25l0l1, decrease a.
Houston $12.256,4S1, Increase 1872.
Galveston $9,03S 900, increase al.S.
Total United States S2,4Se, l04, So, In,
Outside New York ss7o,ss4,5sl, increase
175.
Total Canada s5s,Sscoso, increase eo.A.
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SOUTHERN RAIL WAY.

o'--a sI,u IA IN f;tItEGr MAY 2s, 1905. n
s,,no TRAINS LEAVE 4RICHMOND Il
s sYo "a M-Datly--Local for .,hutio.te. NJ
- 500 4. al .-Daiy-IIn tod--Buffet PuI,ma4:-a Ia
A onnh, and Birmin gham,{ Now. Orleans.
f m,.h through coach for Chase City, Ok
II 40 s M M.lEx; sunday-.Ghass CITY Local,
=. NJ, for all the South 5553iIIa aT7f-' 4 ar
Inc favorite route to lsaitimore ana Eastern
POINTS nn,l, Leaves Richmond 4;20 p, NJ, laiiy,
2lS 2. n. Local-Daily. except Sunday,
4;l0 r M.-Exccpt Sunday-Eor Vest Point,
. SohinsGtinS, with steamers for Baltimore
anu anu river landings. Steamers call at York :
ioWn ana Clay Bank Mondays, SWedncs-i
Guys ana Fridays, and at Gloucester Point
and Almonds Tuesdays, Thursdays and.
s4:45 "A. M.-IIxcept Sl,nday-r.tcoI ixed ~,
West Point. 5li35 49, 81 80 4 ~ s
IL, TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
6;S3 a. NJ: and G:42 p. M.--Fron all TIC South.
SS:3o Z. M.-hrom{ Charlotte and Raleigh 81
Y S:4o a. M..From Chase City and internledi-@
9:5 4. n. baltimore and Yves. Point.
1o;An a. NJ. Daily, except Sunday and Monday: :
PIC T. M daily, except Sunday From
g !, w: Y y Q. P. Richmond. y q
b =. n. tiARDWlCK.i w. H TAFLOE,s 81
PIT NJ, 555lS q. p A.
H. B. SPENCER. Gen'l# Mgr, 4 N ~ ~
h Washington. .. q G.. 5Sg
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BUYERS who are looking for nearby deliveries
are. not yer ysuccessful In finding them al
NAVAL STORES.

sSg Z. NAVAL STORES =
yyILAr1NGToN, June so..-spIRlTsss
2TURPENTrNE-Finn at receipts /. .
! caska RosIn-Steady and unchanged; receipts.
$40 barrels. Tar-Flrp at 200 bid receipts, a as
barrels: Crude Turpent1n irm at s2.5oa4 20
and ATS; receipts I'll barrels. - -, =, *
SAVANNAH, Ca Junef 3o.--Tu RPENIi NJ
Firm at #55s N5sc: sales. l,933 casks; receipts.
j, s54 casks: shipments 81 casks Rosin-Fi IT
sal es 8. 937 barrele: receipts os4 pa
{,tielits 104S barrels y III 49,, =, u. (,
.CHARLEsTON. S.. c.s!June $o..--TURP3EN-
TINE AN DROSTN-Nothi thing doing.
coTToNEEED OIL MARKET; 81
ii NEW YORK, June 30.--Cotto ussedg OF STEADY
with a moderate Prime cry aso, 2 ~ y;
summer yellow. nominal ! prime white, 3oaslc' ;
nrirre winter yellow, s0n3lc. ~
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Tho Southern Railway will operate a
city TO Beach Park, West Point, leav-
ing this cltysat . a. NJ, and returning,
leaving West Point at 1880 r, M. This
is In addition to he regular h:S0 Beach
Park train, The round trip fare Is fifty
cents
Mr. r. II, Baylor has been appointed
city passenger and ticket agent of the
Southern Railway at Knoxville. Tenn,
effective already.
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One New Charter.

$ A charter was granted by the State
CorpdTption Commission yesterday to the
Atlantic Coast Terminal Company, of
Norfolk, with maximum capital stock
n II 100000 and a minimum of $1,000. J.
~ berry Is president and w, IVY. Moss
will act as secretary and treasurer.
Tho object Of the company is to acquire
and improve real estate for tho purpose
of establishing terminals for railroads
and steamship lines, #
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and unchanged. Whcnt.-Strong; spot. con-
tract. s9c.: July, SSf!usstkc.; new Southern by
sample. 65d9oc. Corl-Dull; spot and July,
0clsa6oAc.; sou thcrn white corn. 6oaGltc.
tOats-Firmer: No. g mixed, S6G3Gkc Rye
\ Dull; No. 2 western, 83c. Butter Steady:
fancy imitation. l7Gltsc.; fancy creamery Zig
slisc. Eggs-Firm and unchanged at 16lsc.
Cheese--Firm and unchanged. 80 81
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\ Demand for Bananas.

f There is a large receipt of,sbananas,
and the demand Is on u pars2with tho
receipts. Receipts for peaches are good.
and they are 4 IN demand and selling ut
fairly good prices. g ~ 5f43 sss
e Chickens are selling we'll, but are hard
lysE in reach of the ordinary. buyer. Pos
gtatocs are more active md are going ut
better prices. III 3Ft5 III n XIX a4
The trade is moro liberal rs .-icnic
parties, in need OF much lefreshment,
are being held daily, and the people in
general are beginning to lay In stock for
the coming holidays. X y s-ts. @ F5ss FL
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET


Caeported BY Rogers, McCabe and Coz
spanish.Market arm at il.l0 per bushel. Ylr-
3e:nias-Markct steady at sac; for fancy stock
niachine picked. ea@3Nc.; shollinE stock, ~
eKc.
DRY GOODS MARKET.
NEW YORK, June so,-Less activity is no
ness on practically all lines Is peroeptible,
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Richmonders in New York.
(Special to The I'Imes-Ioispn,

4533l1 lSpeClnI To The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
NEW YORK, juno Observation-Disclosures
]. b. Hulsted, Hotel Astor-A1iss Sulll.
Van. Marlborousll-B II, May, Jr.
Martha WLshmgton-Aliss d. II, VII
lIHtms h MalanahEf B lh,t!pSl
ST Denis-MIss Il, Van Wort, !. "a
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r r 2 y Richmond, Fred ricks-
Un u burg q Potomac r. Il.
l,ra ms II awe Richxn n ri Il I'd


a 4:1b A M.-Daily-pyrd 81. through ~ 3$5
Z Gas A. EM.-Dally--Main s. st. r through. nv
TIPS "A. n. Week Days----Eliba Ashland Ac..
$40 A. n. Daily St. Through Local:
1905 nuor--Week sDays-Byrd st. Through
1:Oo r. M.-Week Days--Byrd St. Frederlcks>l
y 6:c5 p. n. = Daily--Main5 81, Through.
4 SEQ +. M.--Week Days-Elba. Ashland }3 Ac-
con,IEodatlon. F2t M "a
500 p. M.-Daily-Byrd ST. Through. Viii
trains Arrive Rlchnsrna outward.
500 M.--Wsek DayA-r=slba, Ashland Ac-j
$50 A. a.~,s:Week Iay a--Byrd St. Fredericks-
y s;s5 A n - slly--Byrd st. T hrougk. III
1l:5O a. NJ Nv eek Days-I' yyds So. through
Jena p hI-Daliy Main ST Throus h. S5s$Sl
5:43 p at.-Week Days--Elba, Ashland Ac.
b 7:1S p M..-Daiiy-Byrd ST. Through.
4 600 p. M.-Daiy--Byrd st, Through. Local
$3.50 r.. M.-Daily-M ST. Through. 32
&ENOTE-Pullman Sleeping or Par!or Cars on
all above trains except trains arriving Rich-
mond II so A. NJ. week days. and local accom-
5modatols, 'sief
Time OF arrivals and departures and connec-5
w. D. DUKE. c. w. CULp.W p..TAYLoR.
}Gen'i. Man'r., Asst. Gee! N ant Traf. Me- n,
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Mr.. White to Be Agent.

5partlnent announces that Mr.. 4, C. White
will assume the duties Of divlslon pas
senger agent OH the line, with headquar-
tiers at Savannah, tiiL, Vice VIII. Leary.
resigned. Mr.. White is now division pas
3sengerB aBen Is of the company at Tampa,
md Is given q promotion
Is Mr.yJ5f s. 1Iartsell, now travelling freight
and pazssn ger agent. ut Gods oro, N. c.,
will succeed air. White as division pas !.
2Eenger agent at Tampa: M
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The leading futures ranged as follows:
! : - - W. Omen. HIN Lew. ClogA

steady, s No, ssprng wlsat si.ioGllsj No: $.
~. Yellow. Sapss.ss. Ess oats asae.; No..
white, Sss. Qaie.; No. while. Ss,.s gsle. No.
q rye. 79efs0c, Good feeding barley, 42dt 4o; !;
sl,sh; No i northwestern, 4si prime Timothy
seed 80 Ness pork per b ss1 Slssoep
ribs ribs sides toosol 81 10 al SO; short clear sides
sthoxea), Sis, Whiskey basis Of hl 81,
marx, cases Included. lac. Bul.er--Steauy;
creamery, lGGlecc.; Asiry, l5Qlse
RxLTIMeRE. aID.. Juno Ss,,-ELoUl s-quic.
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HALF RATES TO TUSCALOOSA. ALA
AND RETURN, VIA SOUTHERN
EE RAILWAY,

+ Tickets on sale July 1-s-lO. limited Is
DAYS from date OF sale, with privilege
of extension to September 3Oth upon pay.
an,1ent OF fee Of fifty cents, account Sum-
8aer School. This rate is open to the
public.
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I MARINE [ INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or R1cHhlos;D, JUNE 80, u

PORT OF R1c,In1oS3, JUNE 80 1905.
ARRIVED
Steamer Berkeley Shelly M1Ttok i'm. eroh'h'
Schooner Bessie Brown, Smith, Albany y
y I, sand Richmond stove Go.
Schooner r. S, kerwifl,s Saunders, tlnVre 8ae
trace. fish. e-Arnistead Co.a$ ,
Schooner Eta, 81 Beacham, Susquchahhan
River, fish, "A. C. Young Co. s,
HI SAILED. @93at
Steamer Berkeley shelly Norfoik =,
disc and pnssengerst Old DOMINION t5.eahlshi
Steamer Old Point Comfort, Graves. Norfo!
and lanes River landings merchandise and
passengers. Virginia Navigation Go.
PORT OF WEST POINT Mt JUNE Ne 80 1895.
Baltimore; Courtney. Baltimore. passengers sen E
and general cargo.
SAILED.
Baltimore. Courtney. Baltimore, passengers
and general cargo. SS33a35F II
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. JUNE 80, 1905.
49, ARRIVED.
Scheener Henry w. cranip, Portland.
Bragg Montana. Norfolk,
Ri Barge George r.. Skoiticld, Providence.
Barge Kentucky. Allyn's Point.
Schooner Fannie G Bowen. Providence.
y Schooner Robert II. Stevenson, Boston.
Schooner Alma f.. a. Holmes, Boston.
Schooner Addison E. Billiard, Boston.
SAILED.
Barge Felix, Norfolk.
Steamer Shenandoah, Liverpool.
Steamer Bayview, Lynn.
Barge Scully. Providence. 4
Barge Wabash. Providence.
Barge Baden, Boston
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FOR new YORK

Via Night Line Steamers tastep. Saturday
making Connection In Norfolk witi Main Line
snip following, aa y, st 7 z NJ slso :sarfaik
and ena WssiSFn and ny OHIO Ry at ~ snd :
NJ llaklng connection daily Except sunday
al Norfolk with Main Line Ships sailing at I
TT a. BoSWELIl, City. Ticket Agent, sos n.
Main Street j. r.. MAYER. Agent, Steamer
Wharf: II, b. WALKER. ". r. and N. M :
Nav York, N. Y. "A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-01
DISCONTINUE NcE OF CAFE CAR SER
vlcE,ETRAiNs 60 AND 43, RI f.

Cafe dining car now operated daily
between Hamlet, N. c., and Washing ton.
d. c., on trains Sc and 43 will be with
drawn from service, last car leaving Main
street Station, northbound. sos p. NJ !,
Thursday. juno 29tll, and arriving Main
street Sutton. southbound, 2:H p. NJ,
Friday. June SOth,, 1905.
w. P.s TAYLOR.
i 's,-..>v- Traffic Manager.
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Il SEz7lvhlN0ifo|k 8\keSttBfll
- - JUNE Il, !sa5s.
Il T We SRlCUhlON1)4 DAILY


500 a.. A.--NORFOLr LfA1ITED y. Arrives
Norfolk l,;so a. NJ, stops only at PetessburG.l
sos a. M.NcHlGAGo EXPRESS. tParlos
Car, Broiler Service, Petersburg to LynchburS
and Roaiiokc,4 Pullman sleepera 81 Raane.sess to
Columbus, Buenold e Cincinnati; also Roam
.oke tos5 Knoxville and knoxvilleL to Memphis.
Care Dining Car, Roanoke 20 Williamson. z..;.
Sia:1O r. M.-ROANOK15 EXfR s,sS. Fos
Farnville. Lynchburg and Roanoke. }}.t$
400 - MocAAs sl49RE L ~, 7 3. Ar
burg, Wavery and SUFFOLK Connects with
stearners to BOSTON, Proyl dence. New York;
7:sS p. M.--ror Norfolk and all stations east
= $40 p NJ! M.H-NEW& ORLEANS SHORT LINE
Pullman Sleepers Richmond to Lynchburg ana
2I,onnoke Petersburg to Bristol Lynchburg to.
Chattanooga, Memphis and New orleans Cafe
7 a.ao p MIST. LOUIS EXPRESS Pullman
Sleeper Petersburg TO Roanoke and Roanoke to
Coliin,hus. Cafe Dining Car.
Trains arrive from tie West I ~ AZ NJ. zoo
p M and 9:1S p. Nj; from! Nilrfolk il:40 "A. M
and $3.50 p. n: =. if.a
w. B. BlIYILL, G. "a sOsLEY,
Genl Pass. ACT. Diat' Pass. All. rs
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/, $50 bales; stock Log, $50 bales; export 70 Great
Britain l.l67 bales; TO the Continent 3i5 balss,
Total to-day ut all ports-Net receipts, l2,ess
bales; export TO Great Britain. g. ?.7 Daies: "
France 200 balcs: to the Continent, 9So baleh
stock. 100, S73 bnies. 8. -
consolidated at all ports--Net receipts. "a, $50
bales; export tn Great Britain, 21.224 bales %
France, L 1899 bales; 80 the Continent, 19,2s2
bales; to japan, 3.s97 bales.
ss Total since September list at all ports.-Sct
receipts, lss bales: export 70 Great
3.7s3 sos bales; to France 500. l79 bales: to the
Continent 3os7.3 :3 bales; 81 to Japan Gae 90
bales; to Mexico. - ~ bales,
gE NEW ORLEANS. La June PERCEPTION
Spot cotton firm and higher; sales l,aogF paies,
Including go to arrtye and 200 T. o.. D.; DC
slivered on contract. 100 bales; quotations az
vanced 3-16c. So ,5i 5&3js i3 4
Futures opened excited with the active posi-
itions up 17als points on an unexpected ao-
vance In Liverpool and a flood OF bullish re-,
ports from all quarters The market contilusa
to advance until prices were q dollar q paie
above yesterdays closing. The shorts COM
m enced to buy and assisted the bulls IN sencins
prices III, on themselves. The strength o. she
bull movement continued TO the end OF the
session. the market closing steady with net
gains OF gsd29 points. IL :.
Cotton futures barely steady June IL. nominal;
July 9.TtQ9Tl: August g. IoaJl; septen1ees PEI
a6s97 II; October, s.G1Is6s: November. s.py il.
7l; December, g.7Ili3.7s January; .i!u9..9'
February, 9.sl49.s3; March, + .s7a9.ss.
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STEAM BOATS.
MD OMlkION
u STEAMSHIP COME ANY
Night Line For Norfolk,

Leave Richmond every evening (foot Ash
street, at Z +. N. stopping at g$ewpor. News
en- route. Fare $3.50 onH way. so round trip,
including stateroom berth; meals. 6ec. each.
Street Cars to steamer = Wharf. g5 III
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II HOES. SuSAc.: extra, ttsc.
90 head, including 100 Texans Market steady.
s Good to prime steers. s5.25E625: poor! TO me-
dium. 3.75d51o; stockers and feeders, sa.4OaD
~ ; COWS vs. sssoa to (. canners 81 bulls
f3.G0Gl 75: calves s3.50Q6 %. Iiogs-1teceipts,
500 head Ma rkct weak to l0c. lower: mixed
and butchers. $3.50 %; good y choices heavy.
S.. 25d5 .47l.: ulk of sales, s535a5 As. Sheep
Receipts, 5000 head Sheep strong: lambs l0c.
higher Good 70 eh9lee ], Wethers s5aS:5o; fair
and sprln glands s. 5oGs.69 s.
NEW YORK. June 3O.-BEEvES- Receipts.
Q, 1903 head. Good steers firm; others stendy;
bulls and cows. full steady on light supply.
100 calves-Reeepts, 5es head veals1 steady
buttermilks trifle irmer. Veals. s4.50IG.S5;
choice 1900; culls. ssoo buttermllks, s3.lsii9
saio,4e per pound: extras. lie. per pound
sna Fsszfu f7 heaa Sheep
s!sass o o~ss ops nsep assa sG
lambs s7a95o; enc car extra, 1919: culis 50. 90.
Hogs-Recelpts, 1Gh head. Market steady.
State hogs, ss@6. 10; mixed. Western, $5.e5.
UNION STOCK , g ! , PlrTIsnuRe, Il RA !;
steady. choice. s5.5oa5.sS; fall. s5.ssSe5 50,
Receipts light; market lower. Prime
heavy ts.D; medium and heavy yorke r. y: syti
rough, sia49O. sheep-supp!y light market
higher. Choice wethers, s.. 4oqS6 60: common,
, s.. 50Qa.50; spring lambs s5as,O; veal caves
| So, 59G6.I5.
CINCINNATI. O., June 80. .HoGs.a:steady.
Butchers, s555@5. 90; common H4oa5 -; ca At
ennnon ss.ooaa.75. Sheep Strong at sa.6Va
435 Lams-Actiye at $GGS4o. a
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FOURTH OF JULY HoLlDAYs-sPE.

Fourth OF JULY HoLIDAYs-sPE-
GAL RATES VIA c, 6 @, RY.
Tor tho 4th OF July holidays the Ches-
apeake and Ohio will sell tickets between
ali stations at greatly reduced rates,
which tickets will be on sale July LIST.
Cd, Sd and 4th with final limit of July 9Th.
Tho following round trD rates Will APP
My between stations named:
Richmond and Fort Monroe,,,.. 3.25
Richmond and Ocean View,...,. $50
Richmond ana Norfolk ..t..........,.... $50
Richmond and Virginia Beach........ ais
Richmond and Lynchburg. .,...,.,,.... 500
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uFlNEsT coAsTWIsE TRIPS IN THE
WORLp.n

Richmond to Boston and return, s2s. 1oi
ING meals and room via Merchants and
Miners Transportation Co, from Norfolk,
daily line to New England, Tickets on
ices. SIC East Main Street. r. q, 1-ohr,
Agent, Norfolk,
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\ CATTLE MARKETS.
\ RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tsales at Union Stock Yards.)

n RICHMOND, va, June 30. 1905. e
The live stock market for tho week ending
Monday is as follows: ~
Light run OF cattle. Rest steers. 6a5Ac. !:
sNaic. cows. aalc.: heifers, sMg4Mc.; buii is
2,sa3c.; cows and calves, s9oaN per head;
vcals, 4h46c. ~ 5t 5-a3s
aa Sheep. 3I4t4c.; best lambs. 6as1sc. - few
extra &c. common TO fair. 4AQ51kc.
HOGS. SG5Ac.: extra, SIC.
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$ATLANTlc COAST LlNE--cHEAP
RAIES-EQuRTh OE yULY. -

Account above, tho Atlantic Coast Line
will sell tickets to all points south Of
Potomac and east NJ mississippi Rivers,
Including St. Louis, Mo, at ono and one
third flr;st-class fares minimum rate. 50
cents), Tickets on sale July LIST TO 4th,
Inclusive final limit July Stl, 1902
For full information, apply to agents
OF the company; Richmond Transfer Lom-
5pany, $40 East Main street, or s#
c. s. CAMPBELL.
Division Passenger Agent,
NO. s3S East Main Street, Richmond, Va.