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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-07
, Rank in-Chapmn
+ Special to The Timcs-Dtsn.

Especial to The Times Dispat ch.l
l,uray, Va. April &c. H. Rankin.
and Miss Mary +. Chapman. daught ter
OF T. Chapman. were married at the
brides home at o'clock this after
noon. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. II. j. Goodwin Of the Main
Street Baptist Church, Luray.
Alr. and Mrs. Rankin left soon after
their marriage for an extended bridal
tour In the North
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Fined for Assnuiting Teacher.

ESPECIAL 70 The Times DispatchIl
Spotsylvania. Va, April 6.--Ja mes II
5roaddus end his wife. Winnie
Broaddus. we're tried yesterday
In the Circuit Court here for
entering q public schoolhouse in Liy-
!nGston District. OF this county. and
assauiting the teacher and several
scholars. They were fined $50 each anu
rests.
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rlNA1 rlt,puTE TO FRIEND.
snffoik Schooi Childrcn Attend i'nnerni
nf academy Manager.

Spccial 10 The Times Dispatch,l
Suffolk, Va, April More than 500
pupils of tho suffolk High school this
afternoon marched in Il body 10 the
Academy Of Music 10 pay Il fnal tribute
to the mrmory 0f George Washing ton
liarrig, the lover or children The fu-
neral service was conducted from the
stage OF the playhouse. which ne had
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Enlargement Announced.

ISpeciaL e The Times Dispatch.l
Characteristic. Va. April 6.-Mr.
md Mrs. Henry ID. JarInan. of this city,
innourcc the engagement OF their
laughter. Hope. to r. b. Ucdcnann, Of
Jacksonville Fla. The wedding will
.aks place carly in May
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Dun s compnny.s review.

New York. June 23.-R. G. Dun &
Companys weekly review OF trade to-
The actual volume of business con
tinues below producing capacity. and
such Improvement as is in evidence is
slow. Yet the trend is unquestiona bly
for the better, and the movement
promises to quicken as the crops APP
proach nearer to harvest; 1t s no
reports come from those centres close
to the main agricultural sections
snrther Improvement appears in iron
and steel at a time when quietness
usually prevails. and the bookings of
the leading producers are steadily in
creasing. The bettermcnt in trade has
extended to pig iron also which has
heretofore made a poor showing. Con-
eraele animation is noted In fabri-
Gated and structural steel with large
purchases In prospect: while additional
have been placed. although individual
contracts are small. Further read
iustment of prices Includes cut 81
81 per ton on wire products
The trend of business in dry goods
Is again toward SUPPLYING only imme-
date needs. the lack of anticipatnry
buying by iobbers tending to increase
the volume Of curtailment by mills
Pricess arc firm. and on fine count
bleached cottons advances have been
named on some lines. Al Eastern cen
but there Is still considera BILE business
negotiated in a quiet way. e
Further slight Improvement is noted
in footwear, though most wholesalers
sun operate conservatively.
manufacturers are confronted with
a hisher leather market. but as to
rcan1ustmcnt of prices higher
basis is noted. There is a regular de-
mand for shoe feathers TO meet the
requirements but the descriptions or
sole and upper present trading is not
active, although the markets have
shown gradual Improvement for
some time past. The domestic hide
markets continue in strong position
but at the higher quotations tanners
ere holding off. with the result that
trading in both packer and country
hldes mas been of much smaller Vol
un1e than for several weeks past.
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HAS PRISONERS
IT DOESN' I WANT

81. O.
Washington. D. c.. June 2s.-The
war Department has lot of unwel-
come prisoners on its hands In the men
or General Jack Mosbys command
who were driven out of Tijuana, Lower
Saltornia, by Mexican troops yester-
day. The State Department has been
asked TO decide what shall Be done
with them. 1t had been hoped that
Moshy's force would disband and dis
arm on the Mexican side. allowing the
men to cross the international line as
individuals. not subject to military
arrest This plan was defeated By the
not pursuit of the Mexican troops. who
drove the 100 men of Mosby's comma nd
across the boundary in n body with
their arms. making II necessary for
Captain wilcox. of the United States
troops. to take them into custody. 1t
may he necessary to prosecute the ref
ugees for violation OF the neutrality
laws.
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New Orleans, June 23-Secretar nv
n statement Of the worlds visi-
ne supply OF cotton. issued to- day,
bales. against 2.s7s.Sa3 last week and
2,o,l COS last year. Of this. the total
or Am nea cotton is 1,477.35T against
year. and. Of all other kinds. Including
Egypt, Brazil, India. etc, l.lI4.oo0.
against i.l25,0o0 last week and Lilo,
600 last year. - 49,
Of the worlds visible SUNNY 81 go.
ton there Is now a1oat and held in
.'rc n 5riiain and Continental Europe.
ii94 ;gyp, against 100000 last year
year; in India $50, 900. against 100 100
last year year. and in the United States.
"o".oOO, against $4,000 last wear. IN
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Brndstreet'. review.

New York. June 2s.-Bradstreet's to-
morrow will say:
Warm, bright weather favors retain
trade In seasonable. light dress fabrics
and wearing apparel. which also feels
ne me stimulus of earlier than usual
Clearance sales Jobbing and whole
sale trade is OF a etween-seasons
character, Immediate johbing business
oeins largely confined to small re-
orders TO fill depleted stocks While
business for fall and later dates is
about fair. the disposition is to act
conserva lively. pending clearH, views
OF crop outcome and Of possible tariff
revision. There is little new in Indus
trial lines, restriction of production
sun being in evidence in most lines OF
manufacture, and in building activity
is less marked than a year ago.
tTotton goods buying for the future
IS still quiet and production is re-
stricted. but hopeful view is taken
rs 70 the future because of the general
agreement that crop conditions have
11 n,ra and that record crop at
Business failures in the United
states for the week ending June %
were 222, against PIP last week and
lS7 in the like week OF 1910
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NEW YORK PRODUCE M,nKrr

New York. June 2s.-Flour-Firm with a
T T5nni@r,. and Rys-Eirm. Barlsy-Tlrm.
!tIe T. Q. b. anoa,. Futures closed barely
steady at x &c. net decline July. a5nc
Sentemoer. 81 l-l5c.: December oSAc Corn
Easy Ems, export. 10 new. csc. & o. b. aaoa /,
Eutnres closed unchanged to ii;c net lover
ssm s2.e-; September, soc. December.
e9Isc oats-Steady, Futures nominal.
i.ard-Easy Tal!ow-ouiet Petroleum
steady Wcoi-ouie,. Rosin-r Easy. Turpen-
tine-Firm ENTHUSIASTICALLY Rice-ouiat
T Ts,saros e,o. aFm refined steady coffeel
points lower Spot. steady: Rio. No. :. 1aX G
n - ~ ,e No iahc. mild. quiet: Cordova'
iis;H ioc. nominal Butter. Cheese and Ercs5
f I'm s r1'a,oes.FiIm: sp,uthern. 80. i. ssa
40; southern. No. .. s212.5o; Jersey sweets
nIsKet SLSOM2.oo Cnhbages-Stendy. Jon,,
Island. crate. I.T512.25: nearby also n . 20,
Sou,hern crate. sl.50G $50 Peanuts and
FreChts-IJnchanped anu
cottonseed oil was easy for spo, and nea,
months months under scattered liquidation and CON
l'hued poor demand for real oil T,,o
months. however. were firm on coverfnr ~
s SLOT, nnd speculative buying. Future.
G Lose ? o. points lower to 3 points higher
s, IN july. G.eiq e.25: August. SAGA
oial prime summer yellow, Kpot. sos a.
summer white. 6i5I700 ~ 100 -,
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New Y ork
Stock Marke ct

New York, Juno 2s.-A decidedly
6rmer tone was apparent in the stock
market to-day, and tho losses which
5 occurred during yesterdays sharp re-
action were largely made up Trading
fell TO SO low a point. however. as to
rob the movement of much of It's sig
4 n:iicanoe, no important operations be
market The course of stocks Illus
trateG aptly the uncertainty which has
seemed to be the predominant charac-
1eristic of the situation during most
OF tho present month. There were no
signs of pressure which WAS eXerted
yesterday. and with it's disappearance
Trading seemed 10 be utterly without
Ein the day. prices barely moved. except
9 in the case OF a few issues. which in
creased their gains toward the close.
Stocks were in scant supply, and when
covering by shorts Was attempted
prices rose steadily. The demand fell
Off sharply ut the higher levels, and
Ing the afternoon The number OF
sharse dealt III between and o'clock
barely exceeded 10000 shares
The hardening tendency Of the mar
fct WAS most apparent among the ac-
live issues. in Union Pacific. which led
the market at a substantial advance.
The Eries. Canadian racitic. Union Pa
ciiic, Atchison. United states Rubber
and Genera; Electric also. showed es-
pecidl strength. and Underwood Type
writer rose five points to 80 Senti-
ment was more cheerful following
yesterdays outhurst Of pessimism, al :
though the day was almost barren of
developments with inilVence upon the
market
move had been made TO procure a re-
hearing by tho Supreme Court of the
American Tobacco case within the
lime stipulated was followed by re-
nacco on the curb" and the stock
lost ten points
Crop advicez received to-day were
1rasmentarr, and contained little in
1orm6tio of assistance In shaping SEN
tinent While further nnfavorahle re-
PORTS came from the Northwest such
informa ton az had been ohtainahle
IN the las; dan or two gives rise TO the
Than has been indicated by the So
sailed crop killers" whose chief in
'erest apparenuy Is specnlative.
Another favorable weekly report of
bank clearinss throughout the coun-
try bore out The testimony which has
.een disguised Of a slow retirement
IN some lines, Of business. The report
disclosed an Increase OF more than IL
Per cent. in clearings. as compared
with the corresponding week last year
Nirtually every. city reported gains.
statement Of dccre asc of 20 per cent
reelected he condition Of the iron and
s.eei mar cts noown movements of
c.igs dnr'nG the Weekend indi-
II cash VIII he reported in ,o-morrow's
statement. f
The bond market was steady. Total
sales par value. s2,l2S.oo0. United
S'3ies bonds were unchanged on call.
Total sales for The day. 2o7,7oo
New York. lime %. Money on call
ftead3'. 1-iI2 rs ruling rate, as:
closing bid. nifered at Els Time
loans easy; sixty days Ia per sent:
n = days 2 SIX months, 3 Ia
g - Close Prime mercantile paper.
Il Per cent. Sterling exchange
steady, with actual business in hank
crs oNis at SiSi for sixty-day' hills
sad ats 4S5S59 s4ss for demand Com
inErclal bills. s+.s3 i-2 Bar silvar
~ is. Mexican dollars IS. Govern
ment bonds steady Railroad bonds
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cent. oetter than last year. In fnct.
DO doing we'll. Present indicationa, il
Is declared. point to the largest crop
on record. Meantime. whatever may
the. curteilment continues on a large
scale. The recent .deoline OF $3.50 a
bale in July has helped to unsottle
big New York spot people have been
slowly sellers. New Orleans has been
selling on Texas rains. Prices are by
ma many considered high. and they quote
come down." 80 -
During the past day or two the South
mas sold on the recent rains, but, on
the other hand. there has been a fair
demand from spinners and trade In
terests around Is cents for the fall
and winter months tliS''Si
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MYSTERIOUS SHIP
. HASL.OAD OF ARMS

Lisbon. June 23,--A mysterious ship
Is cruising off the northern coast of
Portugal. The vessel which flies the
German flag. appears to be the steamer
Polute. loaded with arms. Including
artillery destined for the Portuguese
monarchists.
The government cruiser Adamaster
and the gunboat San Rafael interrupt
cd the operations OF the stea ner while
she was endeavoring to land the con
Taband on the coast Of Algarve. the
southernmost province Of Portugal.
The Polute then put to sea a, full
specd. with the warships in pursuit.
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FIRST HALF.
Notice TO Taxpayers
FIRST HALF.
Office OF Collector OF City Taxes
City Hall Richmond W.

City Hall. Richmond Va
THIS OFFICE WILL BE READY TO
RECEIVE ALL OR oNE-HALF OF
CITY TAXES. REAL ESTATE AND
Personal. FOR THE YEAR 1911 ON
JUNE 18TH. i.
THE WHOLE TAX is DUE. but In,
ordinance provides Tint one-half NAV
be paid In June and the remaining hal
In December. Failure TO pay nil or
one-half In June incurs n penalty of
per cent on the whole auountvwhtch
IS due 4 once. and II not paid before
SEPTEMBER lST. the Collector is re-
CURED TO levy. with costs added. A.
ALL MALES 81 years OF age. All.
PERSONS tMALE OR FEaIALEj who
own personal property. or hold personal
proberty as fduciary. and all pa rites
Richmond (of whatever nature1' are
assessed. and Will please call and set
tie, so as to avoid delinquency.
GRADING, PAVING, PIPE AND
SEWER CONNECTING BILLS arc nav
able In the same manner MS Taxes ana
al the same time. 80
GIVE NAME IN WHICH PROPERTY
STANDS, and see that you get ali your
!, This e. being The only notice provided
tention.. as under the new ordinance S
per cent penalty Will have to be added
TO the whole bill after June 3oth. M :.
Warrington Ward taxes. etc. must
be paid at the Office OF tho pen,Itv Col.
icctor. Tenth and Hull Streets
II. l.. HULCE.
City Collector pro tenn.
City OF RIchmond
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WcckIy Cotton Rcy.ie,v.

,aii en- sharply under the relief to dry
n munthef motions in at least some
ton OF July and August holdings by
, lehainE huils. partly. 1t is supposed,
a on account ou Of the seamen's strike here
I hn : ~, iinerohy be hampered. Also it
, mas looked 10 some as though leading
pulls In old cron months were selling
e siam out IN order to take the long
ieaSt. has been the opinion OF many.
Shd the SPOT demand has Increased.
opiim ,. . nave indeed been buying not
" "hlS N, NE actual cotton more freely but
me latest weekly government crop
tepott stated substantially that 1T was
h foI not ,i m7d dry In Texas. and okla.
, ,ne net need rain. The weekly report
was, for tho most part, bulIisl.
To nsnd ras had rains, but It Is said
is m meg" nhm..,, The dry goods trade
ann there are some Indications, II is
stated So Of Improving trade a big crop
I Ii fmlton rs Imperative, and June con-
deceptive The stn tistIcal posi u 'J IS
r.cEarded as strong Some close stu
s sun1s OF the situation, look for a
on ,,'' he 81 SURFING an,. on sertember than
U' sor hand, there is ia growing belief
r ,mni 'he crop. as WHOLE is looking
WI VEL II Is. Is being cultivated ms never
wcevils have been kent down partIv
by the hot. dry weather which pre-
,nil Tor some time. Even in Texas
a. ais pest Is said to have done but little
don1ar The acreage In that State is
aeclareu TO be over s per cent. larger
IMAM last year and the condition nearly
b : per cont, better than then. Okla
1n ns, as ls per cent. larger than
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SOUTHERN
RAILWAY

TNAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
~ B.-Foilowing schedule figures published
as Information and not guaranteed.
$40 4 M.-D1sIy-Locai for Charlotte Dur.
ham and Raleigh. 1875 A. M,-Dally-Limir-
>d-For all points South. Drawing Room
Buffet Sleeping Car to Ashev!lic. ~ c. 3:oo
p. 81. Elk. snn.-Locsl for Durham and In
;ermediate stations. 600 p. " Ed sun
kcysville Local. 1915 p. Observation-Disclosures
For all points South. Pullman ready al e:s9
P. N.
YORK RIVER LINE.
$3.50 r. .-Er. 5un.-T. West Pr connect.
FMS for Baltimore Mon. Wed and Fri e:oo
A. MEX. sun and 2:l6 p M.-Mon, We'd.
ind Fri--Locai to West Point
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From tho South: $3.50 A. H.. s:o5 p. H.,
daily: $50 a. 81. E1. sun: l2G5 Ell Sun !:
7:to r. II. daily. From West Point: s:so A.
II. Daily; Las A II. Wed and Fri: a:fs p.
Is. EI Sun a5t
g. e BURGESS. d. p. A..
s2o e. Main st. 'Phon. Madison Si
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

s:o a Uuiiy-FAst train TO Old Point
500 H. Newport. SeTs and Norfolk
1:to A. Daily-Local 90 Newport News
500 Z. DAILY. Local 10 Old Point
2:t4 = 4 Daiiy-Louisvlie and Cinclrnat1
il:m z. chicago and 81. LouiB. Pulimana
6:I5 P.-Daily.-Western Express. Pullman,
TO Cincinnati
r:+a A--week day..--Moun,ain Special to
Thurrnond.
$50 Al aiiy-char lottesviiia Week days
Clifton Forge.
s:i5 P,-wcek days. Local 10 oordonsyilIe.
1000 A.-Daily. Lburs. Lex. c. Forge.
6:lk P.-Waek days. To Lynchburg
M TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
Local from East-s;e5 a. ~. $50 p. N
Through from Enst-n:,o a. II. ESQ P. ~
Local from Vests 30 a. ~. $3.50 A. ",
1870 p. NJ. T:20 p. VI.
iThrough-7:0o r.. NJ. o:t5 p M
James River Ltne-.s::5 a. NJ. s:l5 p. 81.
.Oaiy sXcent sunday. .a
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Gturrb Aottfts.
nptrcnrrrnIN

PRESBYTERIAN
FIR ST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
at II 4. VI and s:i5 p. II. by The pastor
Rev T. McFADES. d D.
SECOND PREsBYTERlAN CHURCH
vices al II a, N. and P. ". Wednesday
e R AcE srREkT PREsnrrERIAs
e:is o.eioek P. NJ. by the pnstor. D. CLAY
CALVIN srEwAR7 5 sGpesS Dassof pisacS H.
'nG by the pastor at II A. N. and 3 P. NJ
class Mt 10 a ~,
church, Rev JAMES +. rA Hfkkss D. r. Las.
tor. Preaching II a. ". and s:i5 p. NJ
Welcome.
FIRST gAPTIsT, CHURCH tBRoAD AND
irs; IN .; stree TS GEO " MepAN-
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH tFRANELIN
and Adams Streets).-LOUIS BACON WAR
and Sis p NJ Graded sunday school at /, ~: 40
a. n Organized classes for mon and wo-
men. Morning service: The pastor willjcom-
selections; ''No Shadows Yonder" Gone:
20 saviour OF the World" tGoss). observa-
iion of the Lords supper al the close Of
especially. III
(Twenty-ffth and Leigh Streets).-JoHN
JORDAN WICKER pastor. Pastor J. J.
WICKER. will preach srll 8. NJ Baptism
LAND KNIGHT. Of calvary church. win Win :, oe-
cupy the pulpit. Sunday School $3.50 A. ".
GRACE STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
tGrnce and Foushee Streets).-Prea ching a.
IL a. VI. and s:i5 P! NJ. by DIR. CHARLES S
GARDNER. of Louisville. KY sunday
School at $3.50 a. n. Charles r. winston
Supt.) Prayer-In Getting Wednesday at sis
T.. NJ. 4 cordial welcome to all
GROVE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
Grove Avenue and Harrison street.-Rev.
VI c.. JAMEs Th; p. pastor. Preaching
! HAYMoRE. of Maysviile KY Sunday
| School at s:15 a. NJ. tJamcs p. wood. suptJ +.
o'clock HsfD
CHRISTIAN.
SIEVE NTH STREET CHRISTIAN
tor. Rev Fl g. G. MAc1A & * 's sss nas.
The Victorious life" No service at niaht'
Sunday School At $40 =: NJ.
MONUMENTAL CHURCH DIRECTED 1871;
on. site Of Theatre burned 1911. Broad Street
below Twelfth: -services at II a. n. and
LUTHERAN
FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN CORNER
Monument Avenue. and Lomhardy street,
Preaching II a. n. and p. NJ. sunday
School $3.50 :. NJ. Luther League. p. VI.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
REGULAR SERVICES OF FIRST
Church Of Christ Scientist. will be hold TO-
morrow morning in church edihcc Corner
Park Avenue ann Meadow Street Mt II
o'clock. Subject. Christian Science" We'd
nesday evening testimonial and experience
meeting at $3.50 The rendinE rooms are 10.
Gated Mt 2o7is North Sixth street. ana are
open every week day from 10 a. NJ. to p.
NJ. All are cordially invited
UNITARIAN.
FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH tFLoYD
Avenue and Harrison Street)-Rev ALEX.
AMBER t. I,ORSER. minister. subject for
sunday. June o5. THE Impulse OF tho Mo-
ment." After to-day this church vii be
closed until September %. Service at II
o'clock. All seats free.
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Norfolk and Western Railway

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NOkFOLK
Schedule In Effect May H. 1911
Leave Byrd Street station. Richmond FOR
NORFOLK: hs:l0 Is. 81. 800 a. NJ 800 p
~ 'i:io p. NJ. bI:oo p ". -
FOR LYSCHBURG AND THE WEST:
.6l5 A. NJ. 1910 A. 81. ASSOC p. ", % 40
T. N.
81, bll;is y. 81. 1915 p A. blo:25 p NJ.
'll:so p. NJ. From the West: 's:S5 A. NJ.
a2:6o p. IL. b2:l5 y. ~. COS p. NJ. go 90 p NJ
'Daily. aDaiy en, sunday. bSunday only.
Pullman Parlor md sleeping Cars, Cafe
Dining Cars. c. II. BOSLEY
tNy D. 2. A.. Richmond Va.
w. B. BEvILL. G. p n. Roanoke. Va
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DANIEL MEMORIAL
TO Be HELD TODAY

Washington D. c. June 23.-Eulosies
on the life OF the late Senator John
Warwick Daniel. OF Virginia. will be
delivered In the House OF Representa-
tives Tomorrow The speakers will
include the entire Virginia delegation,
Speaker Clark and Representatives
Cannon, Brantley. Humphreys. OF Mis-
sissippi; Richardson. Henry. Olmsted.
Mccall. Kahn, Small. Dal1ell and PAYNE
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Cash grain closed: Whnat-Nol2 red stN
siAc. No. red, ss@ zoe. 10. 2shnrd sJisls
-e2tie. No hard, s:asoc No.i northein.
Northern. $40 81. No. spring. so1,sct NJ
z sptins o0Istc.. velvet chat. e5erbic du.
run, s,as.e corn-No ?. 6sH n &c No
@hitei ~ 9s'.r.: No yellow 5sii n57hc
~ mo7c'; No and No White. ai9Ic
No yellow, iii4 q &c Oats No 2. az Il
ii.se, No white, 42iz q 4S;sc. 40 3 white
y 4 e i9 iEo'c.; No white 4ihsaG e standard
Baltimore. Nd. June 23-whea,-s,eaav.
spot. contract, a,Gc Corn Quiet spot con.
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COTTuN MARIlErs

Sew York Jane .7.-Tho cotton m,rLs,
owing 10 ,be Increased Buying bvI tra6s -
ttFekts and covering Tor over the week -.ns
bui further rains or showers we're renor,aa
=, y, e go. nhq advances were no, ,naintaned
points higher 81" 70
nee ,.at ,o,day lfes bales asains, s@.
~ ~ ~. wsft ana S,2s' iast year For the week
,g'eoo nales aeninsi i277s last yeek and % 70,
last year To-day's rece.pts Il; Sew 1,rte A.
y bales against .e3 last year. and ar IIonal
ton. i.eS' tales AGAINST e. las, year
Cotton fatmrc. optncd and closed .,.sdY
l.assf Oman IJIeh -, 80
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Manroaps.
~>@-~--->>->> ~
Atlantic Coast Line
EFFECTIVE May q. Dem.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
Fer Florida and South: si5 a. III. and
7:s5 p ii. 100 a. NJ. Charleston.
For Norfolk: ',s:i0. $500 a. 81. '3:cn p. 81.
4:iO T.. 81. $50 r. NJ
For N. & W. ny. West: CHS a. RI. 1880
A. II. 1900 T.. 81. and 800 p M
For Petersburg: 100 a. NJ. s:Ib A. ~.
''s:lo. A. NJ. S;i5 az ~. 300 A. NJ, 1890
A. NJ. $50 p. Nj. i:10 p. ~. sos r. NJ.
1900 p. NJ. 7:35 p. ri. $500 p. NJ. Il:t5 y. 81.
For 0oldsboro and Fayetteville: 1910 p. NJ
Trains arrive Richmond daily: $3.50 a. ~.
$40 A. NJ. 6:5s a. NJ. 's:37 a. NJ. '.Io:fj
a. NJ, 'n;io A. NJ, .'ll:t5 a. NJ. '2:e0 p. NJ.
''2:i5 p. NJ. SOS p. NJ. 6;S5 p NJ. 500 p 81 I.
eco T. ~. .'le;25 F. 81. 1880 p M.
Except Sunday. Sunday only.
Time OF arrival and departure and con :
rections not guaranteed
c. s. CAMPBELL. d. p. A.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-24
NAVAL STORES.

Wilmington. y. q. juno 2s-spir.ts Tur-
pentine-7stcady at 5iaic receipts 30 casks
Steady nj $J5: receipts .so barrels
Tar.Flr'n ~ s2.?n Crude Turpentine-Frn
a. y 21It:9t and $3.50; receipts 10 barrels.
AZ eac,i sales ija ca aka. receipts l,a5f casks
shipments 81 casks stock 22sf7 casks
hatin.7Firm: saies 543f barrels: receipts 800
patEe!s' rh'pments i,to barrels. stock si.6ii
hafielE, quote. 3, t6n!is1S65
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-24
NORFOLK SOUTHERN

Lv. Norfolk: 's:a5 and IL a n. % p. u
for Ehsiern CarO'inn and tho South.
LIZ. Raleigh: 'S:lo a. NJ. Is ard .y;l5 r. 81 .
for EASTER. Iafo!ina and Norfolk
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Norfolk
Raleigh; also Goldsboro and Norfolk
'DsiS Elk. sun
C. u. LEGRANDE. q. A. American Nationa
Bank. Phone Monroe 1871. Richmond
w. W. CROSTON. G.Np. A. >:arfoi9. va