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THEY FAILED
TO DEVELOP
Demand for Stocks Not What
Was Expected nnd Prices
Dropped.
LISTLESS AND SLUGGISH
Professional Operators Hoped
for Expansion of Dealings.
But Were Disappointed.
(By Associated Press.)
NEW YORK, Juno 27.?Thtre wns hopo
end somo expectation In tho clrclos of
professional operators In stoclts that the
opening of tho new week would witness
an expansion of tho dealings and a broad?
ening of tho interest In tho market. The
market proved even more llotlesa and
ilugglsh than usual. Last week's hard?
ening of? prices and the good tone with
which tho light proiU-taklng at the end
of the wuek was absorbed woro tha basis
for hopes that the rising movement would
gain furoc and attract outside demand.
? summing up of general conditions Dora
?ut somo of the foiecusta upon which It
was supposed last week's rise was based.
Hut tho now demand for stocks failed to
develop and the disappointment caused
mice? to droop nitor the opening. Tlie
later fluctuations wero lunguld and totally
Indifferent. Railroad olllclals in their cus?
tomary weekly discussion of traillo ex?
pressed a fouling ?G encouragement for
11m ilrst time tn many weeks, and pro?
fessed to some actual growth of the rnovo
inont of merchandise. Atohlnon'a not
?bowing for May cost It the gain made
early on tho circulation of rumors that
an Important holding was being built up
In the proporty In tho Interest of, Union
j'aclflc. London sold iiulto freely In this
market. A bank suspension In .Saratoga,
although placed In tho '"unimportant"
class, had its usual effect In chilling sen?
timent as an Individual Instance as pre?
valent goneral conditions. Price changes
proved to be entirely Inelsnllicant, and
the closing tone of the market was heavy.
There was an appreciable Investment
for high-grade bonds, but the price move?
ment was Irregular. Total ?ales, par
value, fJ2,05?,OW. United States 2a declined
l-S and the old 4s, registered,. advanced
1-S per cent, on call.
Total sales of stocks for the day wero
I'a.?v?- shares.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE?CLOSE:
Monoy on call very easy at 1?1 1-2 per
cont?; lowest, 1 per cent.; ruling rate,
1 l'i per cent.; last loan, 1 1-4 per cent.;
closing bid, 11-8 per cent.; offered at 11-4
per cent?; tlm loans, easy; sixty and
ninety das*?*, 13-4t/? per cent..; six months,
?/?C 1-4 per cent.; primo mercantile paper,
;;i-W/?41.?4 por cent. Sterling extehange
Uteady with actual business In bankers'
bills at *4.87.20f**4.S7._5 for demand and
fl.f6.35-rM.K-40 for sixty day bills; posted
ratee. {IfO nnd ?4.5**: commercial bills,
?4.85 1-8. 13ur silver, CS1-6; Mexican dol
lurs. 48.
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond. Vft., June 37, ISM.
SALES.
Virginia 3?505 el V&&.
?TATI?* HKCt"HlTtlid. Bid. A-ked.
North Carolina 4?, C, 1910. 104
North Carolina 6?. C, 1?1S. 130
Va. 3s, New, C. and ?-. l?"32. XV, M
Va. Centurie?, 3?3, C. and It., IDDI., W? ?>*?.
t?lTY SliCURlT?ES.
Richmond Clly In, 11.. 13:0-13_t. lOlli ...
i?AU.ItUAli l?uMJ?i
Allanta and Char, let 7?, t_, 1397.... 103
A. C ??. ?. It. Con. Tr. 4 p. c. ?Vi ...
-.?cor-ila l'aclllc 1? d?, C, IJX'. US
Ca., Ho. and Vlu. lit t.?, 1315. 1)1
lieorgla nini Ala. Con. Se, 134.,.,,. tOS
N. and XX'. Ry. l'on-honta?) 4s. ?"
Itli-h. and M*-Ck. 1st 4?, 13IS. 30
W?etorn N. 0. lut 6?, C? 1314. IH
l-'lorlda Southern, 1340. ?3
UaUjHUAU Hl'OCKa. Par.
Alluma and Charlotte.100 IM
Atlantic Coast l.lue ?.100 10SV4 ...
Atlanti): fiant l.nlu pfd.??) WS
Atlantic Coaat Lino cirn.1C?J ?OS'.J ...
l'h?-nap<>ak? and Ohio.100 30
Norfolk and Western coni.100 i-i
ritmbourd Air Line pfd.,100 11 15
Seaboard Air -lite com.to?) 7 s
Southern [tellway i'fd.IM Si
...?., iv ?.? ? jKL?'l CO. STOCKS.
?mrican National .loa-i??
fc-wtherii
st Co
...too tn
...IC*? ...
AfVgliiia Trust ?
..i.,..>..?uns.
>?_(?rlc_n Locomotivo pfd.100 y:<?
C'U-olMatinl Tob. 4 p. l?. bunds..1W 611a
Vai-Cai". Ch?a?, pfd ?* ?. a.100 ?W
Va.-Carollna Chemical - com.1W "3
?-.?Car. C. Co. Col. Tr. 5 p. c. 01'i
100
M?
???.?????G. STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD., June ".*7.?Seaboard Ali?
I.ln? common, "Ti?jS; do. pr?fen od, tftflil?.
Atlantic Coast Lluu oominon, iw^yilu.
COTTON MARKETS.
NEW YORK, June 27.?The cotton market
opened finn at an advance of lO?i"-. i/o.nt? on
the old and 7<?l0 pointu on tbo new crup poet?
UoiiH In responso to boiler calili??) than OX?
peeled and talk of too unteli rain In Tcxus,
whllo It wan alao claimed thai the weather in
the Eastern bell was to? dry' and hot with the
?howers forecasted too local In character and
loo scuiu-rlng to relievo the situation. .Shone
?eemed to be covering from thc start, but
they wero evidently lee? uxereleed over the
present condition of th? crop than they were
over thu possibility of adversa condition? In
the futuro, und tho buying consequently pro?
gressed In ? leleuroly manner with the ad?
vancing tendency iterruptvd by ' frequent re?
?elione that In somo instances carried price?
?lightly under the oi>cnlns tiBures. The fore?
cast for continued rain in Texas ?avo tho
market another alight upward push, and In
Iho afternoon report? that one of the leading
Bouthcrn operator* was an active buyer of too
lato mtA? In .New Orleans also helped to on?
erglzo pun-liases, with the market finally
steady at nhont the beet prices of tho seas-ai.
n net advance ot M'a 30 points. Sales wero
reported of ISO.M? bums. Genorally speaking,
liailo' account? oontluuo poor, and It seems the
mere gomitai Idea that the crop Is progr?s?,
ing very satisfactorily, but thero was some
uncertainty as to the showing ot the weekly
nop report to-morrow, and It was believed
Ihat short? would attornia to oover between
now and next Krlday. when tho market will
close over tho Fourth, while on tho following
Tuesday tho July report of tho government
will become available. Tho Liverpool market
remained firm right up to the close, with final
prices MiilO points hlgbor on the old crop and
iiboupt (i points higher on the now crop.
Receipts at the ports to-day wero 3,475 balo?
?giilnet ?,?GG? last week und 4,023 lust year, l'Or
tho week 10,000 hales ?gulnst t',871-, lost Woek
and 1S.I?S3 llist year. To-day's receipts at New
urbana weru l.uUl bales against 4,So7 last
year, and at Houston 557 balee against SO last
i'.ar.
Cotton future? oponed finn nnd clgsod
steady:
/ Open. High.
June ..,,.,,,. ....
July.10.00 10.75
August .10.67 1U.I?5
September .0.80 0.07
October .,..,, :i.i'.'. 0,75
November .,,, o.OU O.litf
December ..,.o.til 0.?3
Low.
??.'??
10,-p
O.fll
O.?l
:? l?0
0.57
Ci?se.
10,01
30.71
10. M
0.1,3
U.73
O.i'iS
9.70
IJCBTABWSHJOD tiiii.)
MEMBERS
Kew York Stook Exohaug.,
Kow York Cotton Exohang?.
PRIVATE WIRES TO
Investment Securities
? U?y???^M?*<*WVAjV^W??WWWVWi?^?'W??VK^l'AA*^ *^<??M?W,>-*'''' r??^ii^?v>???i^*??^^??>-??>?"???x<*???>?S??*rf?^?? ? M
Official Range and Sale of Stocks in New York
BALES:
By
f>700 Amalgamated Copper .....
t?0O A moi' Car anil Foundry...
100 Amor, C'oiton Oll...
Amer. Snuff, pfd.
Amer. Cini ...,,..?
COO Amer, Can, pfa.
Amer. Locomotive, coin....
zoo Amer. Locomotive, pfd.,..,
DOO Amer. Hii?iir .
WOO ?., T. ami H. Fe, com.
IMO Aii t. und S. Fe. pfd.
2?00 Iialtlinoro nnd Olilo.
MOO Brooklyn Rapid Transit...
ZlwCanmllr.il Pacino .-..
Chcsnpeiilc?? und Ohio.
iff) CM. G? eut Western.
rm Chi,. Mil. and 8. ?.
Colo. Fuel and Ivon.
200 Colo. Southern, com.
Colo. Roti thorn, 1st pfd.
Colo, Southern, I'd pfd.
Coni. TohftfM'O, Pfd.
moo Consolidated Gas .
?00 Delaware und Hudson..
Del..-Lucie and Weat.
1200 Erie, com.? .
10J Erie, 1st pfd.
Erie, 2d pfd.
100 Gonernl Electric .
200 Illinois Central .
500 Louisville and Nashville...'.
1200 Manhattan.
MOO Metro. Stroot Railway.
200 Mexican Central .
Mo., Kan. nnd Tex., com.
300 Mo., Kun, and Tex., pfd..,.
Thomas Branch
Open. High. Low. Closing.
Bid, Asked.
4!>%
17
ft Co., Bankers and Broken?
BALES:
?io?;
17
20%
?'%
I
??
12?1%
7:
icy
??
?%
na
lieft
14.4
'??%
1S6
?m
110
118
107%
7%
37*
60%
17
20
3?% ro% as%
m
73
66%
4SI,
?%
"?
H3'/i
.193%
165-?
23%
J6S
132
nu
HSV*
107',?
7%
37'
CO
10%
2?
88'.i
4
6014
17
27
??..
8000 Missouri Pacifie.
Nnsh., Chat, and ff. L.
300 New York Central...
100 Norfolk and Western.,?..?
12601 N. Vu Ont. and West.
8100 Pennsylvania R, R.
3SU. 3914 400 Pooplc'e Gas (Chicago)...
IR',5 1??4 Prosed Stool Cur.
, Prosed Htool ?Jar. pfd.
Republic I. and S., com..
Republic I. and S? pfd....
MOO Reading, com. .
Reading, 1st ?fd.
1200 Reading:. 2d pfd.
000 Rock Island, com.,...
100 Rock Island, pfd.
100 Sloes...
Slots, pftl.
100 B. L. and Southwest., pfd.
1100 Southern Pnqlilc .
100 Southern Railway, com...
Southern Railway, pfd.
100 Seaboard Air Lino, com..
335 Seaboard Air Line, pfd...
400 Tonn. Coal and'Iron.
?00 Texas Fuclfle .
13SO0 Union PaclOc.
United Sattes Leather.,.,
2200 United States Steel,........
6800 United States Steel, pfd....
Va.-Car. .Chemical, com....
Vu.-Car. Chemical, pfd.,...
200 Wabush, com.
SOOWubash, pfd.
Western union.
100 Wisconsin Central, pfd....
Total sales 148,200,
Open. High.
02% $2%
nm it6%
M) 60
t?% m
47
"et
116
IN
21
It
15 ?
22%
. ea%
16%
h
s
Xt%
'"?
IS?. 4
88?
22%
10
60%
16%
31%
10%
37%
tow.
ihV?
fri
??'4
IM
os
47% 40%
07
20%
28%
.10%
"?%
16%
??
22% ,
ssvi
"9%
m
15%
34
??%
?7%
noi?
11(1
f
m?
I
m 8*
35% 37%
KO 80
20%
t%
40%
?M
?,
15
s%
23'/
Moi
m
31
m
m
40%
2t
m
?
36% m
'?1 ??y
?Vi
CLOSINQ BOND QUOTATIONS.
U. S. refundlnB 2?, rcgWre?!. 101%
U. S. refunding 2s, coupon.Ls<4
U. S. 3b, rog-lntcred.1MX
U. S. 2s, coupon .1W
U. S. New 4?, registered.mtt
V. S. NOW lu, coupon .I.'!.";?
U. 8. OI?l Ha, regl.tored. '10.14
U. B. Old 4?, coupon....... It?lyi
Mollinoli Keiuinil 4e. 30!%
At?hieon mtjuulment 4a .,. Si .
Atlantic CottSt Lino 4? .?7
r.iiltlmoro unti Ohio 4s..'..102V?
Haltlmoro unii Ohio 3V4s.<??? *GU
C'ontrul of Georgia 5?. 110%
Centrai of Ck-orgla lut Ine. 7414
Ui.-i-.up,.ulio ond Ohio 414?. 103';
Chicago and Alton 3'?? .'?. 70'/i
Chicago, li, and Qulncy new 4?. W%
Chicago, M. and St. Faul gen. 4s. 109
Chicago and Northwestern con. 7?. 12BH
Chicago, It. and Pacifio 4?...,. 69
Chicago, It. I. and Pac. sol. 68. 79%
C, C C. ontl St LoiiU gen. 4?.100%
Chicago Terminal 4a. 76
Consolidated Tobacco 4s ....u... ?Ili
Colorado and (Southern 4s. 84
Dei,vor and Rio Grande 4s. lOOtfc
Erie lirlor lien 4? . 100}*
Erio General 4s . SOU
l-*ort Worth and Denver City let?.103V4
Hoiking Valley 4%?..... VlV',wf
Doulsvlllo and Nash. Unified 4s. 101',%
Manhattan l'on, gold 4?.. 301-4,
Mexican Central is . 64 Vi
Mexican Central 1st Ine. 13
Minn, and St. Doul? 4b. 95*?
Missouri, Kniuuis and Texas 4?. >S*??
Missouri, Kansas and Texas 3d?. 7S%
National It. 11. of Mexico con. 4s. 77?
Now York CerilSJl gen. 3Vi?.Wi'?
New Jersey Central gciu 6s..113Vi
Northern Pacino 4g .lOu
Northern Pacino 3s . 74
Norfolk and Western cgp. 4s. 100
Oregon Short Line 4s and Parti?. 00%
Pnnvylvanlu conv. 3',4??. BDV4
Ilaedliig Oeneral 4e. W>%
Bt. Louie and Iron Mountain con. De.... 115%
Ht. Louis and San Francisco fg. 4s. 8Z>4
Bt. Louis Southwestern late. 04%
Baboard Air Line 4?. 68
Southern Pacific 4? .,.???. 03%
Southern Railway Ss .117V4
Texas and Pocilio late .118%
Toledo, 8t, L. and Western 4a.,. 70
Union Pacino 4s ..">.10554
Union Fucina conv. 4a. ?OH
U. 8. Steel 'Jd Ca. 76%
Wabash Ibis. 117%
WabaJh Deb. Bs. 60%
Wheeling and Lake Erle 4a . WA
Wlm:onnln Central 4s . UOVit
Colorado Fuel conv. Sa. Ut
M and 0? Collateral Tr. 4?. ?:?
Cantra! of Georgia 2d Ino. 35%
January . 0.C3 9.76 9.62 9.71
Bpot cotton closed steady, 30 points higher:
middling uplands," 11.2S; middling gulf, U.50;
tales, 133 bales,
Cotton, slcady; middling, H.25* gross receipts,
633 bale?.! sales, 122 bale?; etock, 61,07$ bales.
Total to-day at all scapqrte?Net receipts,
4.73 bales; export to Great Britain, 2,378 bale?;
to the Continent, 3,371 bale?; stock, 183,192
bale?.
Consolidated et all eoaportn?Net receipts,
6.42!? bales: export to Great Hrllaln, 6,378
bule?; to France, 7? bales; to the Continoti,
8,276 bales.
Total since September 1st nt all seaports
Net receipt?. 7,054,153 bates; export to drr-at I
Britain; MOJUl? bales; to Franco, 635,006 bales;
I?, the Continent, '.',542.061 balea: to Japan,
42,730 bales; to Mexico, 26,728 bale?.
NEW ORLEANS, LA., June 27.?COTTON?
Spot cotton active and higher; there was a
good demand, both from European ?nd Amorl
?.'??? spinners, gales 4,Mo bales. Inclinimi? 330
f. o. b. terms. Quotations advanced He.
Futures opened Arm with pri?e? 3??16 pointe
higher than Saturday's closing, influenced by
better Liverpool and tho advance In New York.
Thu opening brought out only a moderata num
her o? buying or selling order?, and Imme?
diately after the opening tho market lapsed ?
Into a waiting attitude. The undertone was |
steady, and while bulls did not give iho mar- j
Let much, If any, support, conildorablo
strength was drawn from ? lie covering of the
shone, many of whom displayed anxiety to
protect themselves. This week and next will
bu broken up by tho holidays, whllo at tho
end of three day? of activity, following Ilio
close of this week's trading, ?will come tho j
June report on condition by tho bureau. Few |
tinder? eared ' to Increase? their commitment?
In view of this. In tho trading July opened
i-.t 10.63. '?old up to lOW and eased oft to JO.&l.;
October opened at 10.43, ?old up to 9.S6 and
declined to O.il. Tho market closed firm with
net gains on Juno nnd July of 32 points each, !
August 20 and tho new crop petition? 13314 |
peint?.
Cotton futures steady: June 10.75 bid; July,
10 SM'IO.SS; August, l'i.U.t'10.56; September,
HMr-j.i.82; October, 9.51?9.C2; November. n.49-L?>
9.W; December, 3.43_3.C?0; January, *>.50<?'J.57.
PRODUCE MARKETS.
NEW YOItK, Juno 27.-FLOL'R-Wtthout
: fruiti? and ruled firm. Rye Flour?Quiet.
? Cornmcal?Quiet. Rye?Nominal. Barley?Dull.
Wneot-rfipcit easy; No. 2 red, nominal, elo
\ator. News from abroad sud thc West prov?
ing less bullish, wheat experienced moderato
weakness all day. closing 'ttl'.ir. net lower. I
July closed SJ'-.c. ; September, ?Otic. ; Decer
ber. etc
Corn?Spot easy; No. I, 54iic. Option market
win- dull and nominal, closing ?lie, net lower.
July closed at 53?K<*?i September. C3",*.)'. Oats?
Spot easy; mixed oat?, 2a to 32 pounds, 4",_4*'?.'.
U-ef?JTrtn. Cut Meats?Steady. Lard?
Steady; refined, quiet. Fork?Steady. Tallow?
Steady. Itticiu?- Quieti ?trained, common
KLod, J2.W. Tl'RPDNTIND?Quiet at Witf
w-,1?" ??
? Itee?Spot Ilio, steady; mild, nulot. Tho
murket for coffee future? opened e??ady at an
advance of 6'?i*lo points on moderate covering,
. 1 ut later some position? lost the advunco under
liquidation and the market wo? tlt.uiiy qutct.
lira unchanged to 6 pulut? higher, l?ales 1S.O00
bugs. Sugar?Raw. firm; refined, arm. Rice
Inni." Moiasses?Dull.
Dut ter?Easy: creameries, commo# to extra.
13"?'lilac.; State dairy, common to ?*xtra, l3if
17c. Cheese?Strong: receipts. 3,475 kegt?; Stnte,
full cream, ?mall, colored and white, choice.
Oc Eggi?Irregular; State, Pennsylvania and
nearby, fancy selected, white, l!0_-lc. ; South?
ern, U$01tO,
I'otutoes?Quiet; Southern (new), *U.7f*??2.59.
Peanut.**? Firm: fancy tmtidplckea, 6(ii?'?c. ;,
Other domestic, 3?&?%a Cabbages?Steady;
l.cng Island. ta.Mii l.oO; Southern, barrol-crate,
TCc?ll.00. Cotton?By steam to Liverpool, 12c.
CHICAGO'. ILL., Juno 27.? Liberal world I
shipments and favorable return? from the
(Southwestern harvest Holds had a weakening
Influence on the wheat market ??-day. At tho I
cioso tho September option was uown V?c.
from Saturday's Una 1 figure?, Corn unchanged; I
oataare up a ?hado; provisions ?how a loss
of 10_25o. *
The loading futures ranged a? foiiowai !
open. High. Low. Close.
WHEAT?No. S . I
July (new).. S5:i S3 86?*4. ?5% '
?enti fold). S-tTi B3 823. 82%
Hopt. (new). 81% 81% ?Oli 80%
cuii,\-.w, ;.
Juno . .. .. 47%
July . -47T? 4T% 47% mi
Kept. 43-h 4X1?, 4814 4S%
Dec. 32? 32? 3.% ?2%
OATS?No. 2,
June . ,. ., 41%
July . 3S% 3SV?1 381.? ??s%
Sept. 31ft 31% 81% 31%
if ?a?? POItK-Per bbt
July .11.93 12.05 12.70 12.72%
Sept. .13.20 13.25 13.'* 13.02%
L.-VHD-Per 100 Iba
July. 7.00 7.00 ?.02% 6,92%
Sept. 7.17% 7.20 7.12% 7.13%
SHuKT Rlim-I'er 100 lbs.
July . 7,fi3% 7,i??% 7.35 7.35
Hop;, . 7.70 7.72% 7.00 7.631?
? ?an uuntiii nms were as follows I FLOU It?
Dull and btejib. No. 8 spring wheat, 33?
97c.: No. 3. 85'u03u. ; No. 2 red, W<fi'99c. No. 2
ccrp, -?414Pts'.io. ; No, 3 yellow, 4S%jMS%c. No.
5 cut?, 40*?'tille, ; No. 3 white, 30%? 13c. Nq.
3 ryo, 63c. Good feuding barios*, ?*j<?3vu.j fair
to choice malting 421152c. No. I ilaxseed, ?1.0|;
No. 1 northwestern, 81.07; l'rlme Timothy so?U,
?.'.03%. Mess pork, per barrel, ?}12.???1.?.7d;
lard, per 100 pound?, <0.004J0-9'-%; ?buri rib?
?Ule? (loose),' 47.2d?7.87%! short olear sides
(boxed), ?7.2507.60. Whiskey, basi? of high
w.ueu, 81.28. Clovor, contrai?! grado, 51"..5.
Butter?Steady; creameries, 13!4i(lSc; dairies,
1)?.?, lUc. ?'??-epe?Steudy at 7%?Sc, Kgga?
steady at mark, umsee Included, litjucic
HALTVMOI111, MD., Juno 27.--FLOUR-Sasy;
patent, 84.80?4??; spring patuut, fl.8Su5.i6,
Wlitat?Quiet; epot, contract, and the mutali,
poajf*0\ic. : No. 3 red, Western, IWo.?,1.0?l?
_uiitliern by ?ample, 75?Slc, Com?Steady;
?pot und the month, 51%??51???, Southern by
whlto corn, ?>0?SiO?i Oat??Uulli No. 3 white.
<|i_44%p. Rye?Dull. Ilutlcr?unchanged und
steudy; fancy 1mltalion. l7?l$o. ? tlo. creamery,
30c.; do. ladle, HSjlfic. ; storo-packed, H'ftl2c.
Kg???Steady und uuchunged at lee. Cheese?
Steady; lumi-, ,?.????. ; medium. ?*?J-".?'?- ;
small, 9%(ijU?kU. Sugar?Firm and UDolmngei),
Ce ai'.?.)) grunuluted und lino, ?6.15.
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Blc'-iinond, s'a.. June 2T, 1301.
QUOTATIONS,
WUEAT
I.ongbei-ry (c?r lot?).,...81.07 ??1.08
Mixed (car lot?). 10.7 ?'l.Olj
Shortberry (cm? lot?). 1.0? ? i.os
No. 2 rod (car lots). LOT ? 1.08
Va. bag lot? . 1.00 ?107
COUN
Whll-, V?. bug lnts........,,., 17 , 68
No. 8 white (car lot?). 67 ? 67%
No. 3 white (dal* lot?)..,. 65%_? t.6',i
tio. i luUcd tear lots)......, Sit ui ?0%
No. 8 mixed (car lots). 61 0 64%
OAT8
No. J mixed (car lotsl.,. 41
No. 2 mixed (car lots. ?I O 4t?,_,
RYE .,....,.,,.,....... 76 ? W
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Salea at Union Btock' Yards.?
Richmond, Va., Juno 27, 1M4.
Receipts 0 the week nndinft Monday:
CATTLE? tiecolpt?, 273 head. Market fair
on all grades, l'est stcere, 5Vi-*_f6?ic. ; modium
to good, 4V4?8Sc. ; common to fair, 3.???c. ; com?
mon to fair, 3V4'nie. ; good heifers, 4Vi'?6c. ; com?
mon to fair, 3?2%c.; fat cows, 3%@3%c, ; com
inoii to fair, '?(??Ac; bulls, i?S'Ac. : calves, D@
Cc. ; fresh cows, S36.?@4G. ; quarantine cattle,
3i(4c. . ,
1IOOS?Reoolpte, 815 head. Market good.
Good hogs, MW%c. ? rough?. 404tte.
B1IEEP AND LAMBS?Receipt?, 20T head.
Market strong. Fat sheep, 8% ? 4c. : common
to fair, "HuSc. ; bucks, 3i?3c.; lambs, (?gSVio.
NEW ?ORK. June 27.-BI**EYrBS-Recelpts,
i.B.'ii head. Prime Bteem, firm to 10c. higher;
others steady; bulls and cows, steady to 15c.
lower. Sleurs, ??.??????.??; bulls, ?*t*tj4._3; cows,
11.6001.00. Calves?Receipts, 6,400 head. Vc&ls,
SSo, lower; buttrebllks, JOiilic. Of! tops, I6.??;
buttermilks, li761jl,26; drenaed calves, weak.
City dressed veals, 6i,'Je. lier pound; country,
6iisc. per pound. Sheep and I-ambs?Receipts,
l?, :?'.-'> head. Oood. bandy sheep, about atcady:
others slew to lower; heavy sheep n?A wanted;
primo lamba, flrm to a abode higher; medium
and common, slow, closing weak. Sheep, KSt&tt
4 76; culls, yy-yiM; lamba, |5f7.65; iwo ears
extra, ?7.76; culls. ?450. Hogs?Receipts, 16,9m
bead. Market steady to strong, State and
Pennsylvania, hogs, }4."0i.6.!>o.
CHICAGO. ILL.. June n.-CATTLE-Re
cclpts, 17.000 bead, including 2,000 Texans.
Market strong to We. higher. Good to prime
Kteerst ?)-f.60S??j.65; poor to medium, ?4.*i0{j;".60;
stocker? end feeders, ?2.&?4.CO; cow? and heif?
ers, JI.CO?a?5.20; canner.??, il.,?ig2.W; bulla, 12?
t.SS; calves, J2.5utio.-a; Texaa-feil ateers, Jl tOVi
5 25. Hogs?Receipt's to-day, 30,000 head; to?
morrow, 20.000 head; left over, 2,283 head.
Market opened He. lower, losed at decline and
recovered. Mixed and butchers, 15.25(36,40;
Cood to choice heavy, |5?3d?5.45; light, 5a.2utiJ)
D.32'.i; bulk of Bales, J5.2tai.33. Sheep?Re?
ceipts, 18,000 head. Market steady. Good to
choleo weihen?, 3.|.25{_5.O0; fair to choice mix?
ed, J3.50i_4.DO; nativo lambs, $4?87.
UNION STOCK TARDS. PITTSBURG, TA.,
Juuo 27.?CATTLE?Supply fair; market slow,
holce, je.W*}C.2C; prime, ta.70iie.00; fair, J|.40t?,
t.V). Hogs? Recelpta. M doubla decks; market
active. Primo heavy, mediums, jorkers, ?d.'?f
6.60; likht yorkers. J5.S'4|6.6?; pise, Jj.20a5.-10:
rough, 33'???|.5". Sheep?Supply light; market
slow. Primo wethers, ll.lU?j-4.70; common,
shrp. (1.50Vi'.'.<?0; chelee lamba. ? a ?*?'''; veal
calve?, J?,7iVi_i?;.10.
CINCINNATI, O., Juno 27.?HOC-S?Steady
ut i 1.6033.20. Cattlo?Steady and higher at
J235.60. Sheep?Steady al I2?J4.00. Lambii?
at.ady at |3.60?8r7.00.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET?
PETERSBURG, VA. June 27.?PEANUTS?
Continue Ilrm at 41.15 por bushel fur Spantani
?ellers uro uaiiiiii; nigniir prices', vory few bel?g
?,ifoicd. Virginias nrm at 4\c, for fancy sloo*.
Home shipments are being made from Peter?
burg ot stock that had been stored in this
cuy.
DRY OOOD? MARKET.
NEW YORK. Juna 27.?In tho dry Roods
market to-day here and thcro evidences of im?
provement woro manifest, and although buy?
ers wero proceeding with caution there are
certain linos upon which they were willing
to operate a llttlo moro freely for current
delivery, but are unwilling to anticipate their
requirement.?,
WAV AX. STORES.
WILMINGTON. N. C? June. 27.?SPIRITS
TURPENTINE?Firm ?t 62c.; receipts, 42
cuelm. Rosin?Nothing doing; recolpts, 13J bar?
rels, Tar?Firm at il.SUi receipts. 27 barrets.
Crudo Turpentine?Firm at ,2,2504.00 and J1.26;
receipts, m.' barrels.
SAVANNAH, GA., June ?7.?TURPEN?
TINE?Firm at 630.; receipts, ?32 caskfi sales.
4S4 casks; exports, 265 cask?. Rosin?Flmr; re?
ceipts, 2.694 barrels; sales. 1,167 barrels; ex?
ports. 3,328 barrels.
CHARLESTON. S. -., Juno 37.-TITRPBN
TINE?Firm at 53%o. Roeliv-Vlvn..
COTTONSEED OIL MARKET.
NEW ?????, Juno Sl.-CoUoneeed oil was
stronger, light offerings acid a good business
was done at higher pnce?. Prima crudo, f, o.
b. mills, ?? .Humiliai; prime summer ylelow,
Slo.; oft summer yellow, nominal; primo white,
32333c. ; prime. winter. yellow, 32?33c.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT Off RICHMOND, JUNE 27, 1W4,
??"? ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon, Rhodes. Norfolk, morclum
diiiti and pnHSonger?, ulti Dominion line.
tseiuuor Old iMin Comfort, Norfolk, mar?
chundiso and passenger?, Virginia Navigation
I company,
Schooner John Kei.o, Shore?. Rappahannock,
j corn, Warner Moor?; and Co.
I ?argo Atlantic?, Beloh, Jtuiies River, lumber,
Ellington and Ouy. ' ,
Ware? John R, Ktmmorma?, Meyer, Philadel?
phia, Pa., coal, Walk? and Uailuff.
Uargo B. M. Provost, Alien, Waltlmore. cop.1,
WuI/m and iiaiiuuff.
fiAlLED.
Steamer Brandon, Rhode?, Norfolk, morelmn
dlso and piihMfiig??!??, Old Itonilnlun line,
Steamer Old Point c'ointort, aravo?, Norfolk,
AIDS TO HOIEY BAEIRQ
?>?????14?,'?_
braja ?vgBtftYUtW llf ?eMIlUf H?osle?, ?? Drift ?
be Merkel [" ?Md our 4-ps?e, clem kwoad, IQiut|sie4
"Guide? io Invpgter?" . ,
?*? .r ?i ?M*?* jNm /ru v* *Hk~*m> .Jl
Haight ? Freese Oo,
Slain ????. ?3 ???????G??, ?, V,
STOCKS, BONOS, CHAIN, COHON,
12H Kant Main HI., Richmond. \'a.
Fercbee-Jone? Bldg,, Norfolk, Va.
" |,-',?.????t-*??,hie cS*rf***'. #?, ??.??del
rrsiiuiulbillly of your Dreher. Is a? Inisoi Unt
M the ee oclljon sf rifili eteslu," ?"?'?"??
merchandise and passenger?, Virginia Navi?
gation Company.
Schooner T. Morris Perot, Randolph, Jame?
River, railroad tin?.
Bchooner Virginia, Evan?, James River,
light.
Schooner Lev! B. riillllp?. Jame? Hirer,
light.
Barge Atlantic. Belch, Jame? River, light. .
PORT O FWE8T POINT. JUNE 37, MKX.
ARRIVED.
Baltimore. Courtney, Baltimore, passenger?
and general cargo.
SAILED.
Baltimore, Courtney, Baltimore, passenger*
and general cargo.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, JUNE 37, 1304.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Mae, New York.
Burgo Cllntonla. Portland.
Barge Undaunted, Portland.
B?rge Solitaire, Portland
Barge XV. II. Connor, Providence.
Barge Kentucky, Providence.
Barge Buona Ventura, Boston.
Barge Annlo, Boston.
SAILED.
Bchooner Alice M. Colbnrn, Boston.
Schooner Frederick Roessner, Gardner.
lloren Indiana, Providence.
Rarge Iowa, Providence.
Barge Texas, Boston. ? -
Will Build College.
(Special to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.)
GREENSBORO, N. C.,. Juno 27.?The board
Of director? of the Oreensboro Female College
have definitely decided to begin the work of
rebuilding tho college. This decision was
reached ut a meeting of the board hold hero
last week. -The canvas? for funds, which, la
?till being pushed vigorously, has resulted in
contribution? that far exceeded expectation?.
DEMOCRAT MADE
FEDERAL JUDGE
Judge Kyle, of Alabama, Ap?
pointed to the Canal
Zone.
(Ey Associated Prese.)
MONTGOMERY, ADA., June -T.-Hudgo
Once?la Kyle, or the Eighth Alabama
Circuit, while In this city, was officially
notified of lila appointment as ono of
I the Foderai Judges of the Panama canal
I gono. Judge Kyle, who Is a Domoorat.
was rcnommated for a term of six years
ns circuit Judge at-the second D?mocratie
primary. Ho will resign tho office as
soon aa ho qualifies for his new place,
which ho will accept. Judge Kylo Is a
nativo of Macon county, Aln., has served
throe terms lu the Alabama Legislature
was a major In the Spanish-American
war, has served as a member of the
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
and is now" completing his first term ns
circuit judgo. Hla home Is at Dccatur,
Ala.
Tho Dixie Troubadours aiid tina "Eight
English Dancing Girls" are again at tho
t'usino, and last night, despite the cool
weather, they wore given u, warm -recep?
tion.
The. programme Is made up of two
musical skits, neither one of which Is re?
markable for any very bright or original
Unes, thoue?i they serve their purpose
very well and furnish the necessary vehi?
cle for the display of the tolejits of the
members of the company.
Tho most unique feature of the perform?
ance Is the Radium dance, Ijj which tlie
eight dancliyj girls participate. During
this number the entire houso Is In dark?
ness, and not oven a gleam of light Is
pe;n on the stage. The only object? that
can be distinguished are the forms of the
eight girls, us tlKiy noiselessly lilt about
thq stage, looking llko phantoms In tho
air. Thu eftbet is ulmos*. weird, and
makes one conjure up visiona of .ghosts
and spouk*?..
THE LADY'S SHOT
WAS UNERRING
Negro Who Tried to Enter Miss
Cowper's Room Paid for it
With His Life.
(Spadai to Tho Tlmes-Dlspatoh.)
BUFFOM?, VA., June 27.-*?*??? police
(o-day had positive information that the
ma? whom Miss Ophelia Cowper shot
some days ago had died uf his wounds in
Isio of Wight county. Ho was a negro,
whose nume they have not learned.
T|io negro broke into tho homo whore
M)ss Cowper lived, with hor mother, aud,
despite warning* that ho would enter her
bed chamber on thu pUlu of death, forced
the door. Miss Cowpor fired with a re?
volver at close range-, whoreupon the In?
truder uttered a cry of pain and es?
caped, leaving a- trail of Mood on tho
Kieps and sidewalk- All efforts to loculo
ila* would-be iipsal'anC by police, detec?
tives and county constables wero rosult
less. Their trull ended at a church yard,
about four miles troni Suffolk, where a
pool of blood was found.
Police Ohlof Hrlnkley is Informed thu ?
Miss Cowper's bullet entered thc negro's
peek and took a downward course, pr??-'
din-lug ?nteriiallirmorrliagob. Mita Cow?
per thinks the Incident hastened tho end
of her mollici", who died last Friday,
GREENSBORO
EMBEZZLERS
Richmond Man Unable to Give
Bail and Goes to
Jail.
FARMER'S FEARFUL INJURY
Is Paralyzed by Reaper Falling
Upon Him?A -Man Who Had
Disturbance With a. Mule.
(Spoclnt to Th? Times-Dispatch.)
GREENSBORO, N. 0., Juno 27.?J. A?
Kttmmers, who somo time ago wan
charged with embezzling- 41,??00 from the
Singer Sowing "Machino Company, o?
which he waa local manager here, who
waa caught In Michigan, brought baci,
?lieto and placed in Jail in default of bond
for hie ?appearance at court for trini, baa
?loen released. A.friend of hla horo guvo
the bond retiulrod, $1,800.
Another case of embezzlement devel?
oped horo Saturday, doorgo D. Ba'o
cock, whu came horo sovoral months ago
as tho representativo of Yarborough and
Bellinger, of Richmond, dealors in old
lion and brasses, was ohurgod with mis?
appropriating $700 ot tho firm's money.
At an investigation before a magistrate
tho evidence wan so strong, Bubcuck wa?
required to give a 4700 Justified bond
for his appearance at court. He failed
to give tho bond and is now m jail.
TO BE TUri3D FOR. CRIMES.
Bosldes these cases of embezzlement,
thero io now in Jail to bo tried at the
August term of court, two mon accused
pt murder, and another capital case
lor burglary.
Mr, John Cox, of Revolution Milu?, had
a disturbance this morning with a mu.e
he waa trying to make plow. In tno dlf
liculty tho mule by somo means got Mr.
Cojc down and kicked him all over. Mr.
Cox, whon foun?l in tho field, was ap?
parently doad. Doctors In tho city wore
telephoned for, nnd his biolhtu, Kit'tot
Superintendent George Cox. When they
arrived at his bodslde, tho lnjitrod man
was allvo and Iho physicihn think? lie
may live. Ho was taken up for dead,
and carried to a near by houso, and
bhowed signs ot life only after he had
been laKl out on a cot preparatory to
shrouding lilm.
PARALYZED BY HIS INJURY.
Another terrible accident happened to
Mr, Clark?' Benbow, a prominent larmer
?.? Oak Ridge. Ho wits undor a roaper,
which had been Jacked, up to enublc
him to do somo repair work, when? tlie
bupports fell, bringing tho heuvj ?na
chlne down on him. Mr. Benbow waa
?-?orapletely paralyzed, and is in an al?
most''hopeless condition, tho physicians
saying they fear hla back is broken. He
is kept under the Influence of opiatos,
and his condition Is critical. '
Assaulted Little Girl.
(Special to Tiie Times-Dispatch,)
BLUEFIEXiD. Vf. .VA., Juno 27.-M.
La?ghorne, a barber here, was arrested
to-day, charged with assaulting Hattlo
Harteaw, a thirteon-yoar-old girl, Sun?
day afternoon. Ho was given n. hearing
in tho magistrate's court and vent on to
the grand Jury.
GOTO ST. LOUIS
VIA C.& 0. ROUTE.
SOLID VESTIBULED TRAINS,
WITH DINING CARS.
The C. & O. train leaving Richmond
at 2 P. M. runs solid to St. Louis,
coaches and Pullman sleeper?, arriving
St. Louis 6:13 P. M. Only one night on
the road. Train leaving R.chmond at
10:45 P. M.. with through Pullman us
commodations, arriving St. Louis 7:30 A.
M. the second morning.
Returning from St. Louis, through
trains to Virginia points leavq St. Lou.s
11 A. M. and H P. M., arriving Richmond
3:30 P. M. and 7:30 A. M? respectively,
Shortest, quickest and best route. Coach
oxourslone every Tuesday and Thursday
during months of June and July.
"FINEST COASTWISE TRIPS IN THE
WORLD."
Richmond to Boston and return, 123.00?
to Providence and return, $21.00; includ?
ing meals and room via Merchants* and
Miners' Transportation Company, from
Norfolk: daily Une to New England.
Tickets on naie at Chesapeake and Ohio
and Norfolk and Western Railway. Of?
fices, 810 East Main Streot, R. H. Wright,
ngont, Norfolk.
FOURTH OF JULY
SPECIAL RATES VIA C? & O, TO
MOUNTAIN AND SEASIDE RESORTS.
On July 2d, 3d and 4th tho Chesa?
peake und Ohio will sell round trip tlok
Qts between all stations at reduced rates,
tickets limited for return passage to July
6th. Tickets Issued to the Hoashoro ut
rates Indicated below will bear final
limit of July (Jthi Rlohmond to Norfolk
and return, ?3.EO? Richmond to Old Point
and return, 18.001 Richmond to Virginia
Beach and return, ,3.75.
Use tho C. & O. fust trains leaving
Richmond 0:00 A. M. and 1 P. JM,
Two hours to Old point and two hours
and twont^rflvo minutes to Norfolk.
Popular fl.OQ excursion to Old PoinL
Ocean Vle-w und Norfolk July 3d and
also July 4th.
Tickets also sold for Excursion trains
of Sunday, July 3d, good returning on
excursion trains of July 4th, at 43 round
trip.
TAKE STEAMER "OLD POINT COM?
FORT" SATURDAY NIGHT, JULY
2D, AT 10 O'CLOCK.
7do. Ruund trip to Norfolk.7flo.
T?o, Ruund irlp tu Newport News....75c.
60o, Children, under 12 yours of ago. .60c.
?JlcUetts B^Qd lo return next night or th?
following Tuesday,
FOURTH OFTyLY EXCURSION RATES
R., ?, ? P. R, R,
One and ono?Uilrd fares for the round
trp between all ntuilonn. Tickets on sale
July 2d, 3d and 4th, final limit July
Sill. Apply to ?Idiot agents lt., F, *
P. R. R.
AV. P. TAYLOR, Tniitli) Manager,
DRAGON'COFFEE
Pure ?Mocha and Java.
Hotel Tradp Our Specialty, divo Us a
Trini Order.
Al.AGON ???-??? CO.,
????????,???
TYPEWRITERS!
Olli, lo
lli. 1, eil, ?Uli
KUl?ll .Ili'
?. lu r u.
M?njr lootl ?> ii?vr. 1-4 of uiwu?mtur?*?? iiricivi. luiwoui?
Itoeli for ultrl'us 11 I Mioliin?? iMbpM ou ?l'ere??!, li
you wain ? UOOO ?jrpoirriKjr CHEAP. j-ou'll uml It bere 1 11
SOUTHERN STAMI' ANI) STATIONERY CO,.
kuUi. ?uiAlnifc ???? Wn Uli M?lu, lUcluuuuil, Y?.
FINANCIAL.
O-WW-WlMmlHi ?i-li ??'?? <U ?!*?.? l|| IW|W
see M-ov-*-/ we: grow.
COMPARATIVE ???????? IN D?f.POSlTt?
FROM OFFICIAL STATBjMENTS.
Dopoalts .Tul- lrtth, 11*?), $87,413,74.
Deposit?* September 18 th, 1902, $89.f<??*t,7S.
Deposits February ?th, ?903, $92,573.96.
Deposits June 9th, 1903,$103,378.46.
Deposits Sept. 9th, 1903, $120,702.32.
Deposits Jan. 22,1904, $123,273.49
Deposits Mar. 28,1904, $134,110.75
Courteous Treatment. Btuihogs Methods. Four Por Cent. Tho Wholo Story.
Capital Savings Bank.
THBi PEOPLES' DEPOSITORY. NtTlUt East Main Stroat.
$200,000,
Surplus and Profils, - - $660,120.19.
Designated United States, State and City Depository
JOHN P, BRANCH. Prealdont. JOHN KERB BRANCH, Vloo-Preelden!"
J. F. ?HjBNN, Ctvshlor.
DEPOSITS IK SAVINGS DEPARTMENT, PAYABLE ON DEMAND,
DRAW 3 PER CENT. PER ANNUM FROM DATE OF DEPOSIT.
Virginia Trust Oompany,
NO. 1200 RAt?T MAIN STREET.
This company solicits your bualneee and will kWo careful and prompt at?
tentlon.
PAYS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS.
Loans on City Heal -?ututo and approved securities. This company ????
cutos trusts o? every description. Acts as Executor and Trustee under wills,
solely or otherwise; Administrator, Trustee, Guardian, Executor, Reoolvor and
Assignee; Trustee under mortgage. Issued by any Municipality or Corporation
to Hocuro bona Issues; Executor or Trustee undor the lust Will and Testament;
Administrator ot the estate of any deceased person: Registrar and Transfer
Agent of the capital stock and bonds of corporations. Guarantee, Judicial and
Contract Bonds Issued without unnecessary, delay.
Rents Safety Boxes and Store? Valuables; Vaults Burglar and Flrc-Proo!.
JAMES N. BOYD. President. MANN 3. QUARLES, Vice-Presldent
L. D, AYLETT, ??oretary, JOHN H. SOUTHALL, Trees?*!*?!?,
CHEAP RATES SOUTH
Via
SEABOARD AIR UNE.
$6.85?Richmond to Raleigh, N. C. Ac?
count of Summer School for Teach?
ers. Tickets on sale July 4, 5, 11,
11!, 18, 19, 25,.and August 1st, lim?
ited to August G, 1904.
$20.95?Richmond to Atlanta, On. Ac?
count American Association o?
Nurserymen. Tickets on sale Juno
??0, 31, 22, limited to Juno 28th. by
payment of 60c, extension ca|i be
had till July 15th. Ratos to this
meeting are on the certificate plan.
$17.75?Richmond to Nashville, Tenn. Ac?
count Fisko Unlvorslty Summer
School. Tlckots on salo Juno -4,
26, 27, limited to Uftoon days from
dato of sale.
$18,20?Richmond to Monteagle, Tenn.
Account Monteagle Bible School.
Tickets on sale June 30th, July 1,
2, 10, 20, 21, 22, limited to August
31, 1004.
$15.00?Richmond to Columbia, S. C?
account of meeting Interdenomi?
national Religious nnd Educa?
tional '?' Association. Tickets on
salo August 23(1, .24th, 2Bth, lim?
ited to . August 31st. Rates to
this meeting aro on the certi?
ficate plan,
$14.70?Richmond to Athens, Ga. Account
jVthens Bummer School. Tickets
on sale July 2, 3, ?, 11, 18, limit?
ed to fifteen days from dato uf sale.
$31.95?Richmond to Eureka Springs, Ark.
Account Southwestern Summer
School. Tickets on sale July 6. 7,
8. 9, limited to August 7, 11)04.
Fourth of July?For this day, tho Sea?
board will sell round-trip tickets
to all points south of the Ohio und
Potomac, and east of the Mis?
sissippi Rivers, at ono and one
third fares. Tickets on salo July
2, 3, 4, limited to July 8th.
H. S IjEARD. W. M. TAYLOR.
D. P. ?., 'Phone 405. C. T. A.
S30 E. Main Street, Richmond, Va.
COACH EXCURSION TO ST. LOUIS
$16 ROUND TRIP
EVERY TUESDAY AND THURSDAY IN
JUNE VIA C. & O. ROUTE.
On each Tuesday ?.nd Thursday dur
Ink tho month of June the Chesapeake
and Ohio will sell Special ton du, couch
excursion tickets to St. Louis at -fie
n.uiid trip.
Fust vestlbuled trains leave Richmond
2:00 1?. M. and 10:30 P. U.
Tic-tots to St, Louis antl return, good
Cor fifteen days, $21.30! sixty duys, $20,
and season tlcketa, ?31.20.
Shortest, quickest und best route with
thorough accommodations,
DON'T ?F?o ST. LOUIS
Bofor<* culling upon tho undorslgned for
descriptivo mattnr and In formation rela?
tive to lowest ratos via Washington or
Baltimore, and tho superb through traine
of Baltlmoro and Ohio Railroad (Royal
Blue), only ono night on train,
Through Pullman and unexcelled Din?
ing Car service.
Apply to ticket agents?Byrd Street,
Elba und Main Street st&tloua, Southern
Railway or Richmond Transfer Com?
pany, ot* address
ARTHUR O. LEWIS,
Southern Passenger Agent, Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad. Norfolk, Ya.
FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSIONS
VIA
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
This line will ?ell round trip tickets
from all points on Us Uno to ull points
south of tho Ohio and Potomac, and east
of tho Mississippi Rivers, Including St.
Louis, Mo., at ruto of one mid one-third
first-cluBs furus (minimum furo M cents);
tickets to bo sold July 2d. 3d, and 4th,
with final return limit July S, 1904.
For full Information apply to agents;
? Pi
C. S. CAMPBEIA.,
Division Passenger Agent,
838 hlust "Main St., Richmond, Va.
SPECIAL RATES TO EUREKA SPRINGS,
ARK., VIA SOUTHERN RAILWAY
ACCOUNT SOUTHWESTERN
SUMMER SCHOOL AND
CHAUTAQUA.
Account of tho above occasion, the
Southern Railway begs to announce rate
of ono flrst-clnss furo, plus 50 cents, for
the round trip; tick????? on salo July ?th
lo Olli. Inclusive, with rutiliti limit Au
gupt 7, VJOl; nitu from Richmond -W1.93.
For information, apply to ugents.
SEABOARD AIR UNE
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS TO
P?TIERSBUR?.
40 Gents for Round Trip.
Tickets good on nil regular t?mida y
iruluti. beginning Muy 15, 1W4. ?
BRANCH, CABELL it CO,
Bankers and Brokers!
NO. III! EAST MAIN STREET.
RICHMOND, VA.,
MKiMJJhlR?? OF
NH3W YORK STOCK liXCHANOB.
NEW YORK COTTON I2?\.CHANGB,
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Commission charges (excepting on ?
f?w local securities) the same aa tho?e
charged in Now York and Chicago on
stocks, honds, grain and cotton. Inter??
views and correspondence Invited.
FHIVATB WIRES tq prtlNCIPAL CEN?
TERS.
f - ?-?? -. ? ? ?
City Bank oiRiGlimond
RICHMOND, VA.
Capital and Surplus, - $500,000
Would be pleased to receive the ac?
counts of corporations, firms ?nd indi?
vidual?.
Interest allowed on deposits in Sav
I ings Department,
WILLIAM H. PALMER, President,
E. B, ADDISON, Vlce-Fresident.
J, W. SINTON. Caahiw^
The First National Bank
OF RICHMOND, VA?
INVITES THE ACCOUNTS
Ol?' DEPOSIT OKS AND
BORROWERS.
Capitala Surplus - SI, 100,000.00
Total Assets - - ? $6,SOu,000.00
BUSINESS
AND PERSONAL ACCOUNTS
Solicited by
The Stale Bank of Virginia,
1111 E. Main St. ? ? Richmond, V?,
r? im - '"" " ?.; ?
$16.Q0-RQUND TRIP?$16.00
TO THE
WORLD'S FAIR?ST. LOUIS
VIA NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY.
Tickets at above rate will be sold every
Tuesday and Thursday during* tlie montila
of June and July, limited to ten daysfrom
date of sale. Tickets limited to fifteen days,
???.60; sixty days, $211.00; season ticket, ?
$81.20. These tlckots will allow stop-over
at summer resorts between Bodford and
Bluoflold within final limit of ticket.
Two fast vestlbulcd trains, with through
Pullman sleepers, Parlor and dining cara,
For descriptive matter ot the World'?
Fnlr and further information, apply at
company'? office, No. sas East Main
Street.
JNO. 15. WAON?R, C. H. BOSLEY,
City Pass, Agt. Diet. Pass Agt,
SUMMER EXCURSION RATES, R? F. A
P. R. R.-rjEASON 1904.
Effective Juno 1st, tho It,, P. & P. R, .
R. will ?ell reduced rate summer excur?
sion tlckota to nil principal Northern,
Eastern and Canadian summer tourist
points, includimi Atlantic City, Cape
Muy, Niagara, Palla, Saratoga Springs,
Clifton Springs, Newport, Quebec, Mon?
treal, resorts In tho Adirondack?! and
..ulto Mountains, ota; also to Virginia
summer tourist points on the Southern
Railway reached via Washington. Tick?
ets on ?ale dally until September HOtli,
Inclusive, good returning until October
31, UHM; liberal stup-over privileges.
per further Information apply to
agents R... P. & P. R. ft., or
Vf, P. TAYI.OIt. Traffic Manager.
4TH-JULY?4TH
AT THE
SEASHORE
SPECIAL EXCURSION VIA
NORFOLK & WESTERN RAILWAY
TO
NORFOLK AND VIRGINIA BEACH.
1 DAY. *1j 2 DAYS, $2.
Special train of vcstlbjed coaches tvlil
leave Byrd Street Station July 4th, going
through to Norfolk and Virginia Beaci.
without ??hange of cars in either dlrccton,
on following fast schedule; Leave Itteh
inond 8:30 A? M. Petersburg ?..(? ?. M,
arriving Noriulk 11 A. M., Virginia Beuch
11 15 ?. ??; returning, leu vu Virginia
li?acll t?;30 1'. M., Norfolk ?-.li P. M., ar?
riving Richmond ?OUXI P, M- ?1W round
trip to Noriulk, ji.u'o io Virgin!? Beach
und return. Tickets will be sold for Sun?
day, ???p???? trains leaving Itlcnmcnid
B:3t) .\. M. (.Trilby) and 8.(W ?? M., (??od
returning on above spticlui train July 1th,
at fulh'Wlng ivuml trip rate*: Norfolk.
V>.CO: Virginia Beuch, J?..'?? Pur I leite ti
uml further Information, apply at coin?
puny'*- of flro ?? at il.-kci ui'U??, tfyrd
Street Stall?.n.
j.\i>. K. vV.U.NI'i'. '"? 11. BOKL4?Y,
? City J?*w?. Agt, Piai, ?*?*?. -A**?

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