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WEAKNESS
WASJCIJ?E
Volume of Sales More Than
Double Recent Avorago.
NEW YORK CENTRAL WEAK
The Continuad Pressure to Sell Steo
Slocks Was Another Disturbing
Faclor?Bond Market Weak
and Some Sharp Declines,
(Ity A??nclat?d Tre-?.)
NEW TORK. July n.-The ?tpek mar?
ket developed lather ?ictilc ?ve.iktioi'H lo?
ony, nnd Hie volume of ubIch tone to
?nom than double'the recent average The
Icnild.-iil.ii, |? Nnw York Cefltral an?,
lim continued pr?agure to ? prii united
eta to? Steel were the ?llnlurlilii?? factor?.
iiu.i-n wan no dcrinite new, m account
for Hie niniitr.l WoakltCS? of. New York
Central, bul the tn,.o. wan regarded hr
giving ground for onormoiiB conjuncture?.
1 lio^n look form Hi VBrlOU? miitiiIfcb as
to measures to be adopted iw the cor?
poration to aecuf? the capital "which will
be rocfii I red to (.?any on the vast termi?
nal und other improvements which havo
been imderliiken. The ?not of thin cap?
tul requirement la well known, and the
variation? In in-riny?. rumor? hud lo do
??imply with the manner of raising It.
Tin re were rumor? of ?i projected |M-ue
or new stock of a bond Ikhiic and of a
temporary loan on the security of note;,.
The rumor wh? that a tonn of feme
thing like $18,000,000 would be negotiated,
tii?-? rumor, n.i circulate?!, carrying the
futllier deliiii of on Internal rate to
be pale" ?t fl p<r cent. The downward
plunge of nearly 4 points |u New York
Central wan Ihe event upon which Hie
Whole market hinged. Selling of the
Hteoi Block?, ?un Hggravnled by the Iron
Age'? allowing or Increased blast furnace
capacity on July ist. the increasing rate
of accumulation Of pig iron and Ihe Blow
recepci?n In the steel market. The ou
tlOUnCOmOnt JUSt before the cloito of the
market of the engagement of $2,000,000
In gold for export of Saturday helped the
late weakness. Decline? of 1 to 2 pointa
were ?iiilte general, and St. Paul, Rend?
ing. Norfolk and Weclern. Colorado Fuel
and Tennessee Coal suffered even more
severely.
The bond market was heavy and sharp
declines wore scored III come Inactive
mortgages. Southern Railway. St. Louis
Division 4's dropped 2 3-4.
Total ?nice, par value, $2.'i55.000.
l.'nlted State 2'a ndvanced 1-S and the
S's ami old i's 1 1-4 per cent, on the last
call.
Total pales of stocks to-day wore 465,
400 chares.
MONET AND EXCHANC.'E-CLOKF,:
Money; on call, steady at 2 !)-if,3 1-2 per
rem.; eloping, 'i U2Q<t', time money,
?tcadj*: Blxty days, a i--' per eetit.? ninety
flav?, 4 per cent.; six months, '6 per cent.;
prime mercantile paper. MK. 1-2 per cent,;
r-tcrllng exchange, easy, witii actual bus!?
neatf In bankers' bliU, al M.8T.30 for de?
mand and at $1.85 for nlxty-day bills,
ported rates! M.S5 1-2^.86 and Jl.Sfs 1-2;
commercial bills. $t.M .t-lT/t.Si T:S; bar
?ll.vcr, W; Mexican dollars. 11 1-2.
Wall Street Gossip.
(Special In Ttie Time?.Dispatch.)
NEW ?ORK, July 0.?The opening w?i ?x
trnnelv Un?*, ?ml tbc ailfaure In 1/indon had
?err little influence.
There ?eemed to be a rcry llmllcd profe?.
?lon.il clament, whose effort? were confined in a
few storks, to ?bl'li Missouri racine ?-na one.
There was ?cry llltle commission hou?? order?
for the opening! but I-ondon ?eemed to be buy?
ing a llltle.
In Hie r.r-1 hour the market derelopeij some
weakno??. lu placea, but particularly In New
York Central, and the whole list wo? Inclined
to ?ag. The foreign business was disappoint?
ingly small, but ?linn of (he larger traders Here
In ?be msrk?t again nnd bualnesa waa conse?
quent!? a llltle more active.
The weakness In New York Central wa? ae
rompanled by thn uaiial muter? of an early
Issue of new dock. Tho celling came from Ihe
Well parir, who made no aecret of tlielr opinion
that Ihe "price of ?lo?'lc win relatively much
to?> high compared with Pennsylvania. -'
There ?eemed to be sonic resumi>tlon of the
?l??*<lal liquidation In United State? Steel com?
mon, which has marked the. late trading of Tuea
day.
There was some Krlo coming out from small
bulls who bought on the expectation of acilon
on the illrldeud ?t the meeting of tho Eiccutlro
Committee
It ha? bc?n pointed out by ?Indent? of the
Culled Stales Steel raining? (bat with the
additional faclllllc? of the $45,000.000 Cnlon
Steel plant Ihn showing ought to hare been a
good ?leal larger than It was. It la said, bow
erer, that these mllli haie not been working
more than two inmiiti? at most.
Total ?ale? of ?lock? at noon, 101.000 ?hare?
?ml jSTB.aoo bond?.
The weakness In bond? hud probably a? much
lo do ?rlth the hcarj- lone of stock? a? ;iny
thing else. The IbpiMatlrm In ?urn hlgh-ciasa
UlUCS a? New Vork Central 3V4'e. and the fall
tire of the 8t.-lx)iil? S?iuthwe?tern underwriting
???ndloate to ?llslrlbute the refunding l>onds
nl anything like the prb-e they look them at,
had very dlseoiiraglng effect.
Some rainer heary selling In the United State?
tV? came from a house which was rreillted with
the liquidation for President Schwab In the re
rent p?s?. It I? net Improbable, however, that
the bond underwriting ?radical* I? ?'onllniilng
Its conversion plan, ?nil the bonds sold may rep
resent some of the recent purchase? of preferred
?lo,-k.
During Ihe last p?rt of the session the mnrket
developed a Terr we?k ?ngglne tendency ami
?loeu? ?old off throughout the lint.
The I/inl?\il!ft and Nashville directora met
rnd declared the usual semiannual dividend of
3? per cent., parable Augu?t 10th. The liooka
of the companr will rlose July 2Kb and reopen
August 10th. Surpltia after dividend? for year
pndlnt: June SU, llin.T partly .'?tloiatrd at ?3,
12fl.4r,n; Increase, ?l.?TO.ir.'.', .????. :
Total ?ale? of ?locks today, 430,200 share?
and $2,.N61,00O bond?.
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond, Va., July 0, ino*.
STATE SECURITIES: Rid. Asked.
North Carolina 4'a, C, 1010. J02
Va. tV?. New, 0. and R. 1032.... 01',, 02
Va. Ccnliirle?, 2-3, C. and R. 02 0214
RAILROAD BONDS:
A. 0, L. II. 11. Consol. Tr. 4'?..., M". 01 tj
Georgia, Ro. mid ITa?. 10-1.1.'.. 112
fieorgln and Ala. Con. n'a, 101?- IM
ret. ci??? a r>'?, n. c? 102?.;.. 112
Pel. Clasa 11 0?, It. O.. ?020..,. 123
8. A. L. Con. l?t 4'?, 10.10. 701, T0??
RAILROAD STOCKS: Tar.
Atlantic Coast Line pfd.KV) )fir,
AllaiKlc Coast !.. end Conn_100 2.'i0
Chesapeake and Ohl?.100 M
Oa., So. and PI?, lat pfd.If?) US
??.. So. and lia. 2d pfd.100 T-l
p., I\ and P. filv. Obllg.ion 2tn 2'.'3
Seaboard Air Lin? pfd.100 37 3<t
eabonrd Air Line com.100 '.'a '.'3
HANK AND TBl'ST CO. STOCKS:
f*lty .2.1 33 ....
rirtt National .100 inn ...
Plantera National.100 1330
INSURANCE COM PAN'IBS:
Virginia Klre aud Marine.21 8T
Virginia State .2,1 ... 31
MISCELLANEOUS:
Va.-Car..Chem. pfd ,, a p. <*...ion ... nnu
Va.-Carolina Chemical com....100 ?,2?. 'fill
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, JlIP,, July 0.?Seaboard Air
THOMAS BRANCH & GO
(ESTABLISHED 1833.)
MEMBERS
New York Stock Exchange,
New York Cotton Exchange,
PRIVATE WIRES TO
PRINCIPAL MARKETS.
Investment Securities
I OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK |
Branch & Co., Bankers and Brokers.
PA
??00
GOO
?w?o
1400
1.VI70
"BOO
7500
iV/iO
2000
100
1?,".
ICI? fil
f?V>0
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1100
24400
S4O0
poo
700
1100
22O0
i:'/r0
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1M0
By Thomas
laES: Open. Hl?h.
A morios n f'nn mm.
Ainc?t"loiiii Oui pfd. 42l"4 KVi
Ametlonn fliap** Twine. 0 9
Amerlotin r.'oltnn Oil com.
American Locomotive com. ?2*4 ?2"?
American Iyocomotlvo pfd. Wi
Anaconda.
AtiiMlcnit c-tr niul Foundry.... 87*}i
Amoi k-fin Sugar . ll"'.?j
A., T. ?nil K.'intn F? com. 08%
A., T. and Bftnt? Ff I'M. D2U
Amalgamated Copper . Ki\
Paltlmore ?ml Ohio. 88y<j
Utooltlvn Rnplrt Transit. !>7j4
Ontiadlan Pacific . L'-'i
Cheaapeiikn *nd Ohio. 37%
('?linclB. Houthorn.
f'olormlo Southern com. 17(4
colorado Rotuhern ist pfd.
t'oIor?c1o Houthotli 2(1 nfd.
t'hliago. Mil. mid St. Paul. IM "I,
('hi., Hock Island nnd Pac. .'M'i
Colorado Furl ?nd Iron.... DUji
Clilengo Qrcftt Western. low
i'., ('., C, nnd fit. fiouls.
t'c-insolldfiled Gnu . 101%
Tlolitwnro nnd Hudson.
Del., I/Hck. and Western. 2.V,
Erlo com . 3.1-H
Erin 1st pfd . T.'i/a
Erlo 2d pfd . Mli
d?notai RleOtrlO. 175
Illinois Outrai . i:?'4
leather . ?"i
Loulsvlllo nnd Nnshvlllo. Ill}],
Low. Clos? ? BALI?.??:
t'f) Me
fiat*
87?!
IK'!-;
ir.iH
34??
82?
wX
ifi'lTi
?Vi
11T**-.
123?
8714
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Mc
Now
in Cenital .
url Pacific .
Kan. and Toxoi? com....
Kan, ami Texas pfd....
York I'ontrn).
Out, ?nil Western.
Manhattan .
Metropolitan
123
111'i
18W?
1228
18%
m
?Ait
173
132M
M?
110
18
lie1?
PI'S
m
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tit
17
f>7
2ft U
88
00
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KM
IPO?
172?
2?2
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171
182H
8?
?owi
13
ia>fi m V4
4H10 N. V.. ., ???.?.
8*14 ! amo Norfolk und Western....
'.:i 3&40O Pennsylvania.
a7tt r-:.'^ Pressed Steel c.-ir .
?-- ' IM Press Steel Car pfd.
4M People-.?, (la? Trust.
?i'io Reading com .
MOO RpndliiK let pfd .
100 lloftdliicr 2d |,fd .
1200 Republic Iron a,K] Htoel c-om....
400 Rtapuhllo. Iron nnd Stool pfd....
100 Sln.an .
Ht. T.. nnd Ran Francisco.
800 Ht. I/, nnd Han Fran. 2d ptd....
Seaboard Air Line com.
HeallOftM Air Lin" pfd.
400 Ht. I,, nnd Heui1.h*vo>sl.orn pfd....
4900 Southern PrtClfle.
2000 Southern Hallway com.
VQ Bouthern Railway pfd.
3200 Tontiessco Coal and Iron....
id::;, Texan Pacific .
2|cr/) Fnloti Pacido com.
Union racine pfd.
621*00 United Hiatos Bt?el com.
12210 t'nltocl Flatos Hlool pfd.
210 Va.-Carolina t'Imm. rom.
Vn.-Carolina Chotn. pfd.
700 Vnbasl? rom .?
.WO WabBSh pfd .
Vostorn Union .?>
loo Wisconsin Central.
100 Wisconsin Central pfd.
Open. Hlqh. Low, Clos?.
22 Zl :i'j 21--,
168?4 in.;*, I02H lo-."-,
I?M? r ??-, : , 121*5
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71
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.
H. rcfnncllnir 2?. fo?Mored. 100H
H. rrfundlnB ?i coupon. loi1;')
fi. H?, ref-lnUred. 107?i
fi. 31, rtnipon . "-"U
S. Nrtr 4>, roclstcrcd. IB'Vi
fi. Now 4'?. coupon. 13."iV4
fi. oie) I?, toKlstcarort. 111
(i. old 4", coupon.
R.NM, rettlslored.
ir,o
c. r.?
upon .
Atciduoti (tenifsl ?4?.
Al.-Ilici?n, inljimlincnt 4'? .
llcilllmoro nnd Otilo 4?.
Hnlihnori. nnd Ohio ::':??.
Baitimor? sud Oblo con?-. 4?.
Cnnmlit Hodtheft? ?dK .
ivntinl of Oeor?is r.?.
Central of Oeorcl? ist inc.
Chicago ?nd Alton :t'jic.
i-Meneo, II. and Quine/ n?*v 4s.,..
t'lileago, M. ?ml fit. I'nul r?i>. 4?...
H
103
mn
100
K?
112
ion 14
?no
10114
10.-. I?,
74'i
DI H
10.- cji,
i--';i
101H
83&
IOS
104 M
I ?.'Iiloniro ?nd Nortlirrpiitern con. 7.......
CllIcigO, llork Inland and Pac*. 4'a....
'.. i'.. C. nuil fit. Loti? gen. 4.
Clilrcuro Terminal 4?.
I 1 clorado nnd Koulh?rn 4? .
IViivcr ?nd lain 1.1:1. idc 4?.
r.rlo ?onri-al 4* .
l-ott Worth and llonrer Cltr 1?l.
Ilc-kliiK Valley 4Ha .
I.'.iilf.Tillo and Nndn-Ille Dalfled 4a. m
Manlinltan Coil, (told 4a. 100*4
Movlcan t'entrai 4a. 70
Mexican r-ontrnl lat Ine. 22M?
Minn, finci Hi, I/iula 4a. IOOU,
Mliaoiirl. Kan. and Tfxna 4?. ?0
Mlauiii,-!. Kan. and Te*?? 2da. fil
New York l'entrai con. .*IHa. 01
Now JlitPtf Contrai con. na. 120
Ncrlliorn i'aoino 4'k. l"l%
Northorn I'arlfi" ."la . "2
Norfolk and Welt?rtl ron. 4a. PI H
Iloadlni! Oonoral 4a.? M_
fit. I,, nnd Iron Mountain ron. Oa. Ill
fit. Loula and San Kronclaco 4'a. V0\_
fit. Imilla Po'ithwoaforn l'la. (1214
fit. I/inla Hoiithwoatorn 2da.......j.. 77
ficm Antonln and Arkama? I'mm 4,. 7Tii
fioutherti Pncljtd 4n . R?J5
fi-.'ithorn Itniln-ar tin . 1i:i*)?
Tox?? nnd Pnootlo lata. 11(1
Toledo, St. la. and Woatorn 4a. 7t
Union I'aolDc 4a . loot*
1'nloii PDMfle ennr. 4a . riM.i
Wnhaah Uta . 110
W?lin?h 2d? . l"n
\Viilmali Iioh na . 711H ,
Went Shore 4a . 10S
Wheeling and I.nk" Krle 4a. PoVj
Wlaonnnin Conlrnl 4a . (10
r-otitiiiMitnl Tobaoco 4a . 00%
Colorado I*iio1 con. .la. ^7
1'. S. Rtonl 2d 0a. *:i
Kork laland 4a . seat,
I'c'niivylrnnln .'i'?a . Oui;
M. nnd O., collntornl tftlst 4a. 02
Central of Georgia 2d Inn. .'IL'ii
Vtrcinln-rnrnllna Chemien! Co. rom. t,2%
Vlrcliila-Cnrollna Chornleal Co. pfd.;. lia
Lin? common, 2l'?".'2; do. preferred, 3(Ti?37.
Seaboard 4s, 7fi~<-'7l'i"?,. Atlantic Const Line,
common and preferred; no ?ale?.
COTTON MARKETS.
NEW YORK. Julv n.?The cotton market
opened firm et an advance of 13 i>olnt? to a de?
cline of 1 point, the hi?? being cnuflticl to tho
January OUI toll. The gain? were due to further
bull lUppOH mid firmer cable? th?n expected,
particularly In regard to ?i>ot not ton. rthleh
waa 10 (?lints higher In tho English market with
?ale? reported ?f 10,000 bale?. The bear? were
In no way disheartened apparently by thla
showing, however, and with favorable wealher
?II over the belt they Immediately attacked (bo
list vigorously, selling price? down from about
5? 11 point?. Then their offerings, diminished,
and (he i.-ill, begnii lo appear more prominently
In the dealing?. From that time to the nnlati
the eoilreo of value? wa? nlmwl uninterruptedly
upward. At first the rally w?? slow and la
rd the violence and activity which h?? recently
marked (he movement of price?, but finding tin
resistance of ihe linar? becoming less agir??
alvo Ihn hull? bought more ?nil more frrcly until
?t lssi iicnrby short? rendered ?lili leu? confi?
dent by the apparent poworlcssness of the Wnll
Street syndicate nnd reports of damage by boll
weevil In Texan "ere In full retreat.
In the Inn hour the market hecame very so
tlve and excited, and the near position? wore ad?
vanced in cpiltc a ?sensational ,? manner as baa
yet been witnessed ?urine the bull enmpslgii.
August had reached 12.07! then 12.21 hid nnd
no sale; finally a seller was found at 12.30; then
12.S5 ?va? reached, tula being an advance of 07
poinin over the closing of Ihe preceding day or
nearly $."? a bale, July, while lea? active, wa?
no le?? firm, reaching 12.55, net gain of 110
polilla over yesterdav'? tlnal quotations, while
Sepiembcr reached 10.SO. October 0.H8. December
0.74 and January 0.70. In (lie laut few minute?
rcallilng eased off from 2frl.') point? on (he
nctlve months. July closing at 12.10, August
at 12.2... and September at 10.77.
The market wa? finally steady, net SiiO.1
polnis higher. Sales were estimated at oOO.UOO
balea.
Cotton, future? oponed ?toady nnd closed
a toady:
Opon. r?igh. !,ow. Close
Julv .ll.f).-. 12..'..-. 11.02 12.10
August .ll.til 12.88 11.40 12 2.1
September ..l10.52 in.so 10.ll in.77
October _. 0.7!) ?I.9S 0.7.'! 0.06
November ... 0.05 11.7.1 ft.01 0.74
December_0.02 0.74 (1.56 0.7)
Jauiiiirv .?I..1H 0.70 0..12 0.67
February _0.55 0.5?* O -'.2 O.ill
March .i'.O'J 0.00 0.0? 0.03
Spot cotton closed qnlct. 60 point? higher;
middling uplands, 12.20; middling gulf, 12.45;
sale?, 175 balea.
Cotton, quiet! middling, 12.20; gross receipts,
IS? bales; sale?, 17.1 bules-, slock. 103,341 bales.
Total to-day at all seaport*?Net receipts.
003 bales; i>s|v>rt to the Continent, 3,871 balea;
stick, 215.80:1 bales.
CtmBolldattd at all seaports?Set receipts,
13,302 bales; export to (?rent Britain. 654 bides;
to France, O.OlO balea; lo tho Continent, 5,210
bale?.
Total since-.September 1st at nil seaports?cNt
receipts. 7,076,817 bules; export to firent Britain.
2.71?.,",71 bale?; to France; 700,234 hules; to the
Continent, 2,705,103 bale?; to Japan, 13,'i,133
bale?.
NEW ORLEANS. I.A., July 0.?COTTON
The s|wt cotton market remain S'pilet and
?tendv; quotations unchanged)
Responding lo favorable Liverpool cubic? and
the upward turn In New York, futures opened
a'? 12 points bisher. Liilor lu the day, after
numerous, fluctuations, an upward movement i/t
in, which continued to the close, when Ihe 11*1
?howed net gains over yesterday's closing of
?10 points on Julv. August 15. September ?15,
October in, November 12 nnd December and
January 11 each. The volume of business was
fahir large.
Cotton future? sternly: July, 13.11 bid: Au?
gust. 12.fKif(i I?1.00! Soptomtbor, 10.87cai0,6S!
October, 0.MCi?0.8.-? November, O.nKit!>.',<); Do"*
comber, ?O.U2130.0.1; January, o.tio^A.tii.
PRODUCE MARKETS.
Ni;\V YORK, July f).?FLOUR- -Active and
higher. Minnesota- patents. $1.400-1.70, Use
Flour?Dull. Cornnical--Quiet. Iliuicy?.Stc.idy.
Wheat?Spot tlrni; No. 2 red. 8&Ho. (iptlons
had an easier opening on account of raitis In
the northwest, but Immediately rallied. Tho
close was "r_@*.?o, net higher. July closed ut
85%c. ; September, 82\o. : December, 82",c.
Corn?Spot steady; No, 2. 581,0. option mar?
ket oponed easy with wheat, bill nflrrvrnrils
turned firmer. Tho close wn? steady at a part?
ial >.c. net advance. July closed at Mi-.; Sep?
tember, 58c; December. 67*?c'. out??Spot
quiet; No. 2, 43c. Options quiet, but steady.
Beef?Weak. Cut Meats?Steady to linn;
pickled shoulder?. 7*:;e. l.urd?Knstor; western
slrnnied. $8.15; refined, cany; Continent, $8.30;
compound, $7.50<?8.on. Pork?Knsy: family,
$18: short clear. $10.50(818; mess, $17'o 17.50.
Tallow? Dull: lily. lUc; country, r>(ii5i,o.
Itoslii?Steady; strained, common to good, $2<it
2.0214. Turpenl Ine ? Firm.
Coffee--Tho market for coffee futures opened
?tc?dy at uiniinnged prices to a decline of 5
pointa lind dosed stonily 111 11 net advance of 10
Cd 20 points. Sale?, 27,500 hug?. Spot lllo,
quiet; No. 7 Invoice, 5^c.; mild, quiet. Sugar?
Raw, steady; roDnod, sicaily. Rico?Kasy. Mo?
lasses?Finn.
Hut ter?-Steady to tlrm; extra creamery, 20i?e.;
Slate dairy, 11)'.",rtT20c- Choose?Weak; Slate,
full CT00in, fancy small, colored, 101,0.; ?mull
white, 101 e. I'ggs?Irregular: Stute und Penn?
sylvania, firsts to extra, 17? IS Vie.
rotateos?Steady, anuihern $2.00 iff 3.25; t/ing
Island. S3,OO^S,00? Jersey ?worts, basket, $1
1.26, ronnuts?Hteadv; fanev hsndplok'd. -H?
4*ijC.; I'thor ilomostlc, XH\ l'-jc. Cabbages
Slondy: Long Island, I'd- inn. $ITi0; Baltimore,
.?rates, S1.50Q2.00. Cotton?lly Steamer to LI?.
orpool, 12c.
sing
CHICAOO, ILL., July 0.?Tho wheat market
?vas again untlve and strong, .Soptcinbor closing
]??c. higher; September corn was tie, higher,
mid outs were also up i'c, limp revision? wc,*?
weak, tho Seplotubor produce! from l'-'lj'n, iJc.
lower,
Tho letdluf- futures ranged as follows!
upen. High, l/ow, Close,
WUEAT?No. 2.
July (old).. 70 70()i 7S?i 70W
July (now). 70 70':, 78?; TOW
Sept. mid). 77U 7ST, 77?T 78fa,
Sept. mow) 77U 78?; 77 v. 78&?
CORN?No. 2. m 's
July ....... 51 511!, . ni Mr.
Sept. (.Hi 52'? 51?. flit.
Doc. .-.? cou 6iij tvi?; ni?,;
OATS?No. 3. , 7"
July .? 4(l"i 41 40U 40i,i
Kept. Bil? 85 Bis. 84*.
Doc. 81*1. 85U SJ'5 ?si!
MKSS rORK?Por I1I1I. "
July .15.121,:, 15.17? 11.75 11.75
- fiept.15-10 15.50 15.00 15.00
LARD?Per 100 lbs.
July . 7.85 'i.R5 7.80 1,R(\
Sopt.8.15 8.15 7.05 7,!)5
SHORT R1R8?Per 100 lbs.
jui? ,-. 8-nau, sxiiK. g.oo 8.?o
fiept.S.70 B.76 8. .1.1 8.D7U,
dot.8.25 S. 2T, 8.25 8.2.1
Cash quotations were as follo?vs? Flour?
Steady. No. 2 sprlnp wheat. 7SiZg7no.; No. A.
7.V.'i7?.o.; Na.. _ rod. 7Ri): c?/,7fi';(,e. No. 2 corn,
.-?t';Ti,r,2e.; No. 2 ytdlnw. hi *i',fcf>'.'e. No. 2 nata,
40UCa| NO, 2 while. 4.'CU44e. : No. .*) white, 88 ??
t*II2e. oN. 2 rye, 51 Vic. flood feeding barley,
WfiMSOa) fiilr to Choice malting, 4fl???.11c. No.
1 tiiixsecd. fiflc: No. I northwestern, *$1.02%;
prime Tltnothv nee,], J3.40. Mesa pork, per >mr
|e|, SM.7.rci7l l.S7Hj; Inrd. per 100 pounds, 87.SO
?T.80? fliort ribs ?Idc? (1oose\ ?=..10T??-,02i4 ;
dry salted shoulders (hosedi, *7.S7H.c?ls.Oii;
abort olear ?Idea (boxed), $8.7568.77%, Whla
ker. basis of high wines. $1.30. Clover, con?
tract grade, <ll.C0311.70. Butter?Easier;
creameries. ir,ca20o. ; dalrlea. 14c31Sc. Eggs?
Steady ?t mark, eases Included, 13igi4%e.
Cheese?Eaay at 10(g,llHc.
BALTIMORE. MP? .lulv 0.?FLOUR? Steady,
unchanged. When! -Firm: apot, fi0*Jicj?SIt;. ;
southern by ?ample, o.TcIsois.e. Corn?Firm:
apot. .17 ??, (ft .17 a,'o.; ?nut hern white cnrT* rw'iono.
OAis- iSteady, n/e?Dull. P.ntler, Eggs, Cheese
ind Sugar?Steady and unchanged.
RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.
(Wholesale prices. Quotationa corrected
Tuende!.?-? and Friday.)
TOBACCO?Dark fired Tobacco? (border?
ed).? Market ?pilot, light receipts. Tobacco not
In keeping order soli? considerably below
price? quoted. Bright??Receipt? continue fair
and market quiet. film-Cured?Receipt? mod?
?rate nnd market continue? fairly active ot un?
changed quotation?,
FLOUR?Receipt? continu? light, hut tho
market very dull.
It YE?Continues v
WHBAT?Receipt?
contlniioH active.
CORN?Continues active.
OATS?Stcndv fit quotation?.
HAY?Receipt? continue licht, ?nd the better
crudes lu piod demand nt quotations.
Ei'CIH?Receipts liberal nnd market rather
vreati. cvecpl on nearby (took.
HUTTKR?Fair receipt? ?ml In good demand
?I price? quoted.
POU?.TR?? Heiil active, largo chickens ?nd
largo yoimc duck? In pood demand; other ?tock
quiet, nnd very small chicken? not wanted.
VIRGINIA BACON?Fancy ?lock continue? In
demand: Other irnile? quiet nnd weak.
POTATOES?Not ?o activo as lost week; re?
ceipts heavier.
CATTL?MARKET? Beef cattle, hop? ?nd
sheep aliout ?tend.?-; lambs nnd calves lu good
activo demand, coving to light receipts.
WOOL?Receipt? light; market strong and
active.
RECEIPTS FOR LAST WEEK?Wheat, OS,001
bushels; corn, 113,210 bushel?; oata. 84,080
bushels; flour. 2.215 barrels; hay, 300 ton?;
mill offal. 121 tona.
.STOCK IN ELEVATOR?Wheat. 780 bushels;
oats, 22.000 bushels; rye. 1.7S7 bushel?.
POULTRY?LIVE.
Chicken?, ?prlng, ?mall, lb_$ 14 8
Chicken?, spring, largo, lb..., 15
Hens. live, lb. 12
llin-ks, old. lb. in c3 11
Duck?, young, lb . 14 fil in
Roosters, piece . 2." (it: 30
Geese, piece, live. 23 c'a 60
B otter;
Choice family packed.f II Wi ir>
Fancy dairy packed. 14 fin 1.1
Choice clshv packed. 14 ?j 1.1
Choice store packed. l:i' *.if?l 14
Medium . I" i?i l.li/j
Common to fair . 12 cj} 13
EC OR.
Crates, nearby, fresh laid....8 1?
Crates, fresh stock_. 14 (?? IB
Barrels und boxes. 14
Cuines . 12
VEALS, LAMBS AND SHEEP.
Veals, pec lb.$ 0 cfT$ 8
Lambs, per II. la (it 01.4
Sheep .per lb. 2V4S? * 4
r FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
APPLES?
Summer, per bbl.. fancy.$ 2.50 (3$ ,",,00
Summer, per bid., choleo.... 1.00 @ 2.25
OHANOKS -
California navals .8 2 7.1 c?$ 3.2.1
Seedlings . 2 00 (3? 2.fi0
LEMQNS?
Per linv. . 8.00 c-7) 4.no '
WHORTLEBERRIES Qt. ... 8 ?S 12
BI.ACKBEItlill'.S Crate . 1.2.1 (ft 1.00
KASPRERItlCS-PInt . n & 5
PLI'MK-'j bus. lins. 70
PEAKS?Per barrel. 3.00 (?ffi 4.00
PEACHES?
Por ilbiisket carrier, PI?,., 1.60 T? ?.a
Por bushel box, 8. C. t'ai (Tu 1.60
WATERMELONS?Per 100.... 1,1.00 (?i 20.00
CANTEI.OUPKS?
Per ernte, fancy . 1.5" (if 2.00
ni.Ai'K PEAS . nominal.
BLACK EYE PEAS?
Prime to fancy. nominal..
Common to good . nominal.
CLAY PEAS, per bushel. nominal,
MIXED PEAS . nominal,
Nn'vv . 1.78 til 2.00
Mixed, per bushel. 1.2.1 Git 1..10
Colored . 1.23 ij 1.60
'OTATOES ?
No. 1 per hit?. ion t?_ j.o.i
Virginia, per bus. SO (it) ? Rf,
Ne?v Hit., per bbl..I No, 1..., 2.71 c,i> n.2.1
New So., per bbl., No, 2..., 1.71 (it. 2.2.1
0?IQN8?Per hbl. 2.00 (_? 2.50
TOMATOES?
Per crate, fancy No. 1..., 2 00
Per crate, No. 2. 1 no (it 1.2,1
CUCUMBERS?Per basket.,., 1.75 (ft 2.00
HAY.
1 Tlmothv. 20.60 (it 21.CO
No. 2 Timothy. 111.00 ?? 20.00
No. S Timothy . 15.no at in no
No. 1 Clover, mUed. is.csi a? in.ho
No. 2 Clover, mlvi'd. 11.00 c3i 15.00
No. 1 Clover. nominal.
No. 2 Clover. nominal.
Virginia Timothy, No. 1. 10 00 c-f? 20.00
Virginia Timothy, No. 2. isoo eft ni.oo
Virginia mixed . 10.00 (fl> ltl.00
(Torc?. Virglula. iiomlnal.
SHUCKS ?
Baled, dry. neiv. 0.00 <?J 0.50
ST.AHW Compressed . 11.00
" npae-prciueil, Urge boles.;, 11.00 at 12.00
. nnd your cars so that bay nt iIooib luprc
tents contents, and thus avoid rejections.
FLOUR.
1'nmlly .$0.30 <a$ 8.60
Family, funey . ?too <ft 3.70
Fainlly paient, cliolce to fancy. 8.00 (if .J.oo
Choice xotm :. 2.00 (it) 8.00
Hitra . 2.70 (?f? ???so
Superfino. 2.60 effl 6 ?q
COKNMEAL-t'lt.v, nicked.... (1.1, (>_ ?7
uintr.v. bolted, sacked.... 00
MILL FEE!? ?
SiilpslutV, tun, sacked. 20.00 cjj- 21.00
Bran. ltl.00 <?j? ".o.uQ
lllliKS.
Dry Flint, per lb. 12
Dry Bulled, per lb. 10
Oreen .?aIted. per lb. 7 :
Green', per lb. fi
Dry Qlnt caUHIn?, per Ib.... .11 di jo
Sheep skins. 65 r,j g,?,
Oreen ?sited calfjkln?... ?.. 65 (a go
Lam?? sklus. 16 <<$ - 60
MISClvll.ANEOl S.
BUCKWHEAT, ntr bus.8 ? _% _u.
Lire goose, p?r lb. 45 ? 50
Mixed, per Ib.w. 80 ? 40
SKKI.'S
clover, wholesale, per hn?.. 7.10 raj 7.50
Timothy, wholesale, bus_ l.wi f? l.Rfl
Orcbsrr era?? . 1.50 fia 1.75
?Buckwheat, per bus. 8", ai l.nn
?-?crtnan millet, per bu?.... 1.15 C?! 1.30
BEESWAX?Per lb. 20 ? 27
DRIED APPLES?
Slice?, per lb. ? ?i at?.
Quartered, per lb. 2 ? 2?
?'ommon lo good, per lb,.. 2 f{ 2?
DRIED PEACHES?
Peeled, per lb. 12 r<? 14
Peeled, ?lark, por lb. 10 (S; Il
Vnpclled, por lb. f) ?5 9
CHERRIES?
Pitted (new>, dry order.... J3 d} 14
RASPBERRIF.H?Per bus. 10 (5 17
BLACKBERRIES . ?1 (?? 7
WHORTLEBERRIES . IB ? 16
WOOL?
Tub-washed, free of burr?.. 24 ? 26
Unvfaahcd, free of burr?.... 21 ? 22
Merino, unwnahod. 13 ? 15
Rurry, 3 to 5c. per lb. less
ROOTlJ ?
Olnseng, per lb. 8."(I (its 4.25
S?nica, per lb. 48 (ft 50
Vlrclnla ?make, per lb. 12 ??? 15
May apple, per lb. 214? 3
True pink, per lb. 10 ??* 13
Wild ginger, free of flbro., 0 ?a 12
Wild ginger, nnturnl. ft fcj 7
PEANUTS?Per lb, farmers.? 3 if* \ 8',4
BACON?
Hams, small, smoked.? 14 ??? 16
Hums, large, smoked. 12 Hi 14
Sides, smoked. 12 ? 14
Shoulders, smoked . 11 fit 12
LARD?Country prime. 1! (it 12
FI.AXSEED?Per bus. 1.20 ? 1.40
TALLOW?Per lb. 5
WALNUT KERNELS?Per lb. 12 (?) 1.1
CHICKEN COOPS. 85 (75 no
TURKEY COOPS. 1.00 (id 1.10
EDO CRATES. 18 (ft) 50
BUTTER BUCKETS?Per do*. 2.75 (?2 S.00
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond, Vn., July 0, 1003.
QUOTATIONS.
WHEAT?
i.ongberry .82 (383
Mlxoil .82 <fl83
Shortbcrry .82 ?83
No. 2 red.S3
Va. bog lots . 73 if S3
CORN?
White (Vn.) bag. lots. 00
No. 2 white . 00
No. 8 white . 50V4
No. 2 mixed . nny,
No. ?1 mixed. B7?A
OATS?
No. 2 mixed . 43
No. 3 niliod . I2ii
No. 2 white . 40 /
Winter need . 55 (fJOO
RYE . OS
CATTLE MARKET.
NEW YORK. July 0.?BEEVES?Receipts, 82
head, consigned direct; no salo? reported.
Piv-scil beef steady; city dressed, nntlvo sides,
H\ (il.Sf ,jc. por pound. Calves?Receipts, IDO
hood; markets nearly nominal. A few roars?
veals sold at $3.51. City dressed ven?s sold .?.t
7'ii K'Uo. ,1Pr pound. Sheep nnd Lambs?Re?
ceipts, 5.770 head; ?hoop slow nnd weak; lambs,
averaged slightly lower nt $2.75(U4.10 per 100
pound?! lambs at *.V.?i!.t'.V, two ci*,?! nt $0.70.
Dressed murt?n, general sale?, - ?OC/S'-jC. per
pound; dressed Inmhs, S'?r?? 11 '.fjc. per pound.
Hogs?Receipts, 2,520; no sales reported.
CHtOAOO, ILL., July 0.?CATTLE?Receipts,
T.600 bend. Including 600 Texaits; market
ilesdy. I()c. higher. Good In prime steers. $5(8!
(1.50; poor to medium, $3.0()f(i-l.00; stocker? anil
feeders. $2.5O@4.R0: cows and heifers, $1.50?
?1.50; canner?, $1.50412.75; bulls, $2.2.l4'i I.m);
calvos, ?2,5000.00; Texas-fed ?tocrs. $<3.5li'r'. l.n.V
Hogs? Receipts (O-dsy, 20,000 head; cstlinntocl
to-morrow. 18,000 henil; loft over, 4.000 bond;
5 a 10c, higher; closed steady, Mixed mid
liutiiuTS, $5,43ffi5.75! good to choice heavy,
Sf5>.il???ii.-i.T0; rougli heavy, $5.25?'i5.rni; light,
f-.'..ili"il5.li<i; bulk of sales, $3.55?,;,.,.(|.->. Sheep?
Receipts, fi.ii'Si head; sheep and lambs sternly.
Good to choice ?-other?, $3.75c?71.(in? fair lu
choice mixed, $:?.nn?.;?.5i: western sheep, $2.."i0k
4.23; nativo lambs, $3.00(?jU.5U.
EAST LIBERTY. PA., July 0,?CATTLE?
Sliiiily. Choice, $5.0008,18! prime. $-1,70514.00;
good. $4.4(iiM.m>. Hogs-Slow. Primo heavy,
$5.7('(fl5.75: 1110.1111111?, $5.P0(BI6,05? heavy york
rsc $-.l).-,ioi;.iiO; llglil yorkers, $t). Iii(ijii?.25?
plus. $?i.2."'1|'i.35: milch, $l.?i5ifi,l.2.-i, Sheep ?
Slcndv. Best weihet?, ?-I.li'.?jcl.-Ju: cull- und
coiiun'i'ii. $l..'.li4i-J.2.-i; yearlings, $3,u0'li,-i.uo;
voal calves, if0.3110(7.no,_
TOBACCO MARKET.
Richmond, Va., July 0, 1003.
Tho quotations of the Richmond tobacco mar?
kot aro as follows:
SUN-CLitED TOBACCOS.
Priming? .?.$ ,'l.8i?$ 4.80
Lug?, common . 4.nurd) 6.00
Lugs, good to primo. 11.50? 0.00
Leaf, common . 6..-?0?? ti.50
Leaf, medium . 8.5(1?;? 0.5?
Leaf, flnn . 11.511(0) 18.00
Wrappers . 14.00? 10.5U
1 BRIGHT TOBACCOS.
Smokera, common .? 4,K<>?$ 6.0(1
Smokers, medium . 6.80(2} 8.00
Smoker?, fine . RIMi? lO.l'l
cutters, common . s.ooa 10.00
Cullers, medium . 10.no? 1210
Cutlers, line . 12.50? 15.00
Cutlers, fancy . 14.000 17.ini
Fillers, common . 6.00? 7.10
lillois, common . 7.00? O.OO
fillers, f.no . 0.00? 12.00
Wrappers, medium . Kl.OOia IB.OO
Wrapper?, fine . 80.00? 40.00
Leaf. ineiUiin. 8,50? U.50
Leaf, cood . 6.50? B.OO
DROWN BWITINO TOBACCOS.
Lugs .? 4.50?$ 5.50
Loaf, liiclum . 8.75? 7.50
Leaf, good .'?<?! 8.00? U.50
LVNCnilUltn TOBACCO MARKET.
? Lyueliburg, Va., July 0. 1003.
Warohnusos of the ell/ report light receipts
for ihn past wook. There ha? been no material
chango lu prices. Owing to the dry weather and
the fuct that farmers ?ro busy preparing for
tho now crop, It Is ???.peeled that thu market
will continue ?lull. , ?
The quotations are as {.?lows:
DARK ??HADES.
PRIMINGS .* i.50?$ 8.00
'c?iui?on and dark "ig?,.,.,... 3.50? 400
DARK BTEMMINO TOBACCOS.
f.UKS .? 8'80?$ 5.00
...... 4.00? 6.0U
. 5.00? ?.50
. BOO? 6 00
. h l.iK,? tjM)
. 7 nu;' 8.O0
. 11.00? 12 01 i
- ll.i.uM? 1S.W
JOHN L. WILLIAMS & SONS
BANKERS,
Denier? tn ttlCI?MOND, VA.,
SOUTHERN INVESTMENT
SECURITIES.
MUNICIPAL. BONDS A SPTCCIAL.TT.
Correspondence invited.
Black Wrapper? . 10.20(0 20.00
BIH0I1T TOBACCOS.
Ijt'Gft ?
Common .8 5.00*?$ (VOO
Medium bright. fl.ooc??) 7.00
Good . 7.00<?? 8.00
LEAF?
Common colter? .8 7.003$ 0.no
Good cnttor?. B.00c?{ 11.00
Fine cutter? . ll.OOfi 12.00
BRIGHT WRAPPERS?
Common . n.oof? B.00
Medium . P.ong 10.00
r*o<>d . 12.00(3 is.oo
Fine .,. ir,.00(U 20.00
MAHOGANY WRAPPERS?
Medium . 12.0011)20.00
Oeod . 14.00CC? 2.1.00
WRAPPERS?
Common.S 8O0i?l$12.O0
Medium . 12..10? 17.60
flood .,.,. 17.50(3 35.00
Fancy . 85.O0<a 65.OP
PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.
Petersbttr**, Vs.. July 0, 1003.
The quotation? for thla market sr? ?? fol?
low?:
Common (o medium lue?.$ .*l.oflrfl$ 4.00
(land lug? .,.,. 4.00(3 fl.no
Poor short loaf. B.0O1? 0 60
Medium short loaf . 7.00? 7.50
Medium to good mappers. lOOOra 16.00
Cood to One wrapper?.,.... lO.nO?f 2S.00
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT ANO PEA MARKET.
NORFOLK, YA., .Inly P.?The peanut market
la quiet to-day. The ony change In price? 1?
Spanish nut?, which bave dropped In price to
77',5c. n bushel. The price? are n? follow?!
Fancy, quiet ?t .'le. ; strictly prime, 2?/4e.:
prime, 2t,c; low gradea, 2c: machine nicked.
2'i2i?e.; Spanish, ?7i?,e. per bii?b?l. Biackcjn
pea?, 12.25 bag; ldiiek and ?pockle pea?. ?I;
clay ?nd rod pea?, 80e. PeBnut bag? In bales
CS In., 7 4-lOc.
PETERSBURG, TA., July 6.?PEANUTS?
Spanish, new, market very llrm nt 77J4tt.| ?cller?
asking moro. Virginia'??Quiet dt 8c.
ORT COOPS MARKET.
NEW YORK. July 0.?The dry good? market
Is In n quiet and waiting altitude. Buyer? aro
not operating with sign of Internat In the sit?
uation ctocpt In the esse of ?pot good?, which
may be wanlec*. for Immediate requlrament?.
The curtailment policy, which I? Increaalng and
the aearclty of cotton at the mills la causing
a maintenance of the Independent ?plrlt that
ha? characterized manufacturer?1 dealings tor
aorao time.
NAVAL STORES.
WILMINGTON, N. 0., July 8.?SPIRITS
TURl-BNTINE-Stendy nt it\.e.; receipt?, 77
casks. Rosin?Nothing doing; receipt? 210 bar?
rels. Crude Turpentine?Firm ?t 11.70(?T.I nnd
?.t.2?; receipt?, 67 barrels, T?r?Firm at $1.05;
receipt?, 23 barrel?.
SAVANNAH. OA? July p.?TURPENTINE?
Firm ?t 47040.; receipt?. 1,140 cask?; ?nie?, 825
cask?; exports. R2I cask?. Rosin?Finn; 4-c
celpt?, 2.000 barrel*! ?ale?, 68 8barrel?! ex?
porta, r,,l7fl barrel?.
CHARLESTON, S. 0., July 0.?TURPEN?
TINE?Steady at 40">io. Rosin?Steady.
COTTONSEED OIL MARKET.
NEW YORK, July 0.?Cottonseed nil ???*
Arm, but business wa? transacted at the old
ngure?. Prime crudo, f. o. b. mill?. Sl(??.'t2c.,
new- crop; prime ?ummer yellow, 43S}48"?c.;
ofr summer yellow, 1)7 M fit nSe.; prime while. 47fi?
47?i: prime winter yellow, 47e.? prima moni,
$27.00(227..10 nominal.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OB' RICHMOND, JULY: B, 1B03.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Berkeley, Cuy. Norfolk, merchandl??
?nd passengers, Old Dominion line.
Steamer Pocahontas, Gravea. Norfolk and
lame? River landings, merchandise and passen
ecrs, Virginia Navigation Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Brekeley, Ciuy, Norfolk, marchandise
and passengers, Old Dominion line.
TORT OF WEST POINT, JULY B, 1003.
ARRIVED.
Charlotte, Murphy, Baltimore, passengers and
general cargo.
Elm City, Hayne?, Mattaponl River lan|lng?,
passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Charlotte, Murphy, Baltimore, passengers and
general cargo.
Elm City, Haynes, Mattaponl River landing!,
passengers and cenernl cargo.
AN APPEAL FOR
BATTLE ABBEY
Dr. J. William Jones. Secre?
tary. Issues Circular to
Camps and Friends.
The officers of tho Confcdorato Me?
morial Association, which Is building the
Buttle Abhy at Richmond, is making a
strong -?r>poal for contributions froin
irlcnds of the memorial,
Following is tho circular being- sent out
by Dr. J. William Jones, uccrotary ntul
superintendent of tho association:
THE CONl'-I?JDiailA?K MUMOI?IAD A9
S?CIATIQN?ITS STATUS. x'DANd
AND PltOSPKCTS.
Tt has boon a great gratification to
out- comrade!* and friends generally that
at tho roccnt LI. C, V. reunion In New
Orleans tho Board of Trustees wore uble
to report Unit our treasurer li-ul In hund
?10I.-I71.UI. safely Invested and yielding In?
terest, und that ihn balajicjo of the Bonn?
donation ($40,000), $&o,ooo ?ppt'Oprintod i?y
the city of Itlchmoiiii, and olhoi sub?
scriptions atnountliig to $10,000, mado the
mini of $20,171.01, which moro tlmn incuts
tho original liberal offer of Comrade
Huu?-?, and will enable tim board to go
forward at once in erecting tho "Memorial
Hall." 01' "Uattle Abbey' as it has boon
called.
Rut tho board decided that, in view
of the increased cost of building, nnd In
Its desire to nmlio tho hall a worthy nio
iiinriiil, wlillo reserving $100,000 as u per?
manent 'endowment; at loast $100,01?
should bo added lo this fund, und in?
structed tho secretary and superintend.
cat to vigorously push an effort co se
curo this amount at the earliest day
possible.
It will bo nn easy task to accomplish
this If OKr Confederate camps, the chap?
ters of llio Daughters of the Confederacy,
tho camps be tho Sons and our friends
generally win tul;? hold of ami cu.it> Hj
iiio to the enterprise.
Wo earnestly appeal, then, for help
In one or more of tiie following' ways!
I. Let camps of veterana, mid sons,
and chapters of the Daughters ?uako us a
donation?
II. Let Individuals maleo lis contribu?
tions, large or small, as they may bo
able.
3. Del: tliea uunies and addresses of par?
ties able, and probably willing to help,
bo sent to the secretary,
4. Lot arrangements he made for tho
secretary to deliver lectures for tho pene.
fit of till? filial -dividing proceeds with
spine local object when desired,
?A,, cordially congratulate our friends,
generally that after years of disappoint?
ment we uro at last within reach of
the beautiful memorial which was found?
ed by our lamentad comrade, Charles B.
Ho Usa and We confidently appeal to
them to help us make It worthy of our
Confed?ralo cause, our leaders, our nelf
Kaorlflolng, devoted women, and our con.
federate people generally,
Wo have erected monuments to Individ*
uals and to classes Of our liemos. J,ot
us make H'1? il monument to them all,
as well as n great library and clopost
tnrv from whence tho future historian
may draw material with, which; to (ell
11,. true story of our great struggle
.-,?? ,.stltutlonal freedom.
Ml checks should bo madn vmya-hlo to
tIm order of (?corgo la. Christian, treas?
urer C M- A.1 and sent to J. William
Jones, ' .secretary and superintendent,
Klolnnond,, a. ^ ^ ^^ evory.dollar
now contributed to this fund goes lntci
the ireusurv without tho deduction of
u <i?i\l for nala-les, commissions, or cx
nonses of any kind wlial.-ver.
I'l.UMKNT A, EVANS, Pie.-h!ent,
Board c?f Trustees, C. fll, A.
ROBERT Wlll'l'W. Chairman,
Ejecutiva Couiu-h-tc*. C AX. X.
FINANCIAL.
LARGEST CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
OF ANT BANK Ott TRUST COMPANY IN THE BOlrTH-ATnANTTOtTTATE3
Richmond Trust and Safe Deoosit
Company.
fertth and Main Streets, Richmond, Va.
Capital and Surplus
$1,712,188.69
Executes Trusta, Receives Deposits from $1.00 nnd Upward?.
Allow? 3 per csnt. Interest on Dally- nnlanees Subject t? Cheek?
Accounts Sollelted. Correspondence Invited.
JNO. 8KEI.TON -.VII/LIAMS. LEWIS D. ORENSHAW, JR..
President Treasurer.
JAMES H. DOOT.Er. HRNTIT L. CABED!*
Vlc?-PrMI dents.
lAIWIUailliWfflMWIBW
Our Perseverance Certificate of Deposit
assures ft competency In ten years, through
trfnilnr mnnthly pavings, small or largo.
Particulars cheerfully furnished on roqnest.
Trust funds anil nil other deposits received
and Interest nllowcd.
i
911 East Main Street.
S. GALESKI, Pr?s. W. GRAY WATTSON, Cashier?
'Sullivan
Successor To
G. N. GAUBERT,
12 North 19th Street.
DEALER IN
ALL KINDS OF BARRELS.
We buy and sell every?
thing in that line and now
have on hand for prompt
shipment 10,000 No. 1
Truck Barrels, 5,000 Whis?
key Barrels in First-Class
Condition, 1,000 Pickel
Barrels and 600 Molasses
Hogsheads,
Correspondence Solicited.
_.?-._
L. J. Hayden
Manufacturer of
FORE
HERB
MEDICINE,
I? ono ot too Greatest Healers of Ihn Sick on
Earth. Cures nil Diseases or no Charge. I cum
?11 diseases tliut lire known to tlio lmitmn race
or no charge, no mutter what your disease; sick
nous, or uffUctlou may bo. and restore you to
perfect heulth. I euro tin? lolloivlng diseases:
Heart |i|-i':ihi', Consumption, lHoocf, Kleine*',
I.lver. Bladder, riles in tiny i?rin, Vertigo,
QuInR**. Koro Throat, Lung?. Dyspepsia, Indices.
tIon. Constipation, Itlieiiinntlsni In ony form.
1'alns, nnd Acliu? ot any kind. Colds, Bronchial
Trouble., Korea, Skin Dlsonaes. all Itcliln? Son
Battons, fcn Grippe, or Pneumonia; Ulcers. Car?
buncles, Hulls, C'aneer. the worst forms, with?
out the use oflsnlfo or Instruments; Eczema,
Pimples on face nnd body; Diabete, of Kidneys,
or IlrlKlit's Disenso of the Kidneys. I cure uny
diseuse, no mnttcr ol what nature. Medicino
sent to any address by express, l"or full par?
ticulars send a 2-cont atamn for answer. No.
007 TonnaylTflnln Avenue. Southeast. WashliiR
ton, I). C. Branch more. No. 401 West Broad
Street. It I chain-ad. Va.
I jft the XShoatres. I
I %
i-?x?Xi "?^? >?'?- S*?*? ?*>?? H -$*?-?? ?&$?$??$&$*?<
"Arabian Nights" Sidney Grtmdy's piot
tv comedy, presented by the lrarrlson
Adams Company at tho Bijou yesterday,
matinee und evening was a great lilt. It
Is a charming play mid it was well
staged, it is full of tlio wit, (?race nnd
charm that distinguishes all tlio works
or tills master playwright, nnd It. Is a
lino example of that huiro craft which
has been a factor In malting Ihn nanio
and fume of the great satirist of tho
English stage
"Arabian Nights" Is nn excollent me?
dium for Hie Harrison-Adams Company
lnc-aiiHO It gives each member of the
company un opportunity. Hu?pil Cum?
mliigti hns a charming rolo lu .Arthur
Huinmlngton, ono of those touch-and-go
light eomedy parts .so admirably suited
to his talents. Miss Edltha Kofchuni Is
seen to advantage as Rosa Colombier and
tho other members of tho company all
distinguish themselves.
Tho company will play tlio samo piece
to-night and to-morrow nuitineo and
night, and will then leave for other thea?
tres of the Well? OlrOUlt, Tho liljou will
bn closed after riiln woelt, and tho alter?
ations, will bo started hi tho near fu?
ture. Tlio stago Is to bo enlarged and
some changes are to bo made In tho
palm garden, while It Is possible, that
gomo altera lIons may also bo made In
tho sealing arrangement of the gallery.
Captain Featherston to Retire,
(Special to The Tlmos-Dlspateh.)
laTNOHimna, VA.,. July ?.--Captain J.
C, Feathoi'ston, who bun for a number
of years represented i'umpboll county In
the Legislature, to-day gave out a state?
ment Baying that, owing to ihn pressure
of his pr?valo business. It will be Im?
possible for him to Bland for re-eloctlon
to tho L?gislature.
In speaking of tho matter, Captain
Koathurston ?aid that his l?gislative Oft?
reur had already cost him as much as he
could afford, nnd that his business af?
fairs demanded his personal attention.
Answer 111 Compress Case.
CBv Associated Press.,
WASHINGTON. July 9.-The. Interstate
Commerce Commission to-day received,
answers lu the Planters' compress cabe
from tho Now Vork Central, Luke Shore
and Michigan fcSoulhurti, Atlantic Coast
Lino und Contrai of Georgia iiuliroiuis.
The roftda deny the Imposition of unjust
i-e discriminative I'tltes, aiul also deny
ether allegations of tho Cyliuilrical Com?
pres? Interests. .
Mr. L'rhiiul McLaiiehbin, chief engine-r
of thei AtnerlcHii Ether Company, who
was bo badly lmrned by acid, Is Improv?
In? ?m jauldly aij could be ?u-?.;.J.
BUSINESS AND
PERSONAL ACCOUNTS
SOLICITED BT?
OF VIRGINIA,
UM E. Main St..
Richmond, Va,
Ei Wi v urn i vu?)
Consulting
ELECTRICAL & MECHANICAL
ENGINEER.
Electric Lighting, Electric Rail?"
ways, Power Transmission.
Chamber of Commerco Building,
RICHMOND. VA.
?-- ?--<
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
.Virginia Bonds,
Richmond Gity Bonds,
Chemical Stocks.
?WYNDHAM BOLDING & BRO.,
'Phono 412. IMS East Main?
Richmond, Va,
J
? II I
710 Main Street.
Blue-Flame Oil Stoves*
Gas Ranges,
Gasoline Stoves,
Ovens for Stoves,
Steam Cookers,
Cream Freezers,
Water Coolers,
Hose, Hose, Hose,
Sprinklers,
Filters, Filters,
Cooking Utensils,
Garbage Cans,
Oil, Oil, Oil,
Gasoline.
All Kinds of Stoves
Repaired.
Orders from the Country
(liven Prompt Attention.
J
i n i
710 Main Street.
Wo aro buyer? ?>f WOOL all ynt
through hihI i>h>' highest market prtoss?
and aavo you r-xpens.*?. Sacks furrtUhft?.
(reo. Write us (or prices.
WALLERSTEIN PRODUCE CO.,
.19 and 21 South 13th St.

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