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OPEMTIB
1EHT UBEE SCRLE
Support ing Efforts Ccntcrcd
Upon St. Faul jiiul Union
Pacific.
MARKET VOLUME SHRINKAGE
Thc Character of thc Trading Ilas
Uccn But Little
Changcd.
NEW YORK, Juno B.?Tho fcallzlng of
prolltn wns rathcr moro consplcuoue ln
to-dny'B Block mnrlsot thnn tho new buy?
ing of stocks, hut the speculatlrig pnrty.
Is condubtlng tho largest shuro of the
opuiitloiiH In tho present inurkct, und
dld not rellnqulsh tho eftortB to hold
prlces tiKuhiHt tlils itnlizlng by support
of Hpeclrtl stocks. Most of tho support
Ing efforts centered upon Bt. Paul, nnd
wns carrled over later Ino Unlon l'u
Clilc. Outslde of these, there was a mls
cellnneouH list of speclnltleB whlch rono
frnni tlme to tlme und supplomonted only
sllghtly tho BUBlalnlng eltect of thu lead?
ers. Thoro Wh_ addud slirliikajje In the
volumo of tho ma'rkot. Tho character
of tho tradlng wns but little chnngeU,
nnd nowH dovelppmcntB wore Uttlo ro
gnrded nnd In fflbt woro not 01 great
Importnnco. Ooneiul oulsldo Interest ln
tho market was pronounced to bo stlll
a nogltglblc fiunntlty.. Tlio easirig ten?
dency of the local money market con?
tlnued und 6_tehdcd to rates for tlmo
loans carryhiK over tlio end of the year.
Tho mlxed tone of tho market con
tlnudd up to tho closlni;. ' Bonds were
steady. Totnl snlcs, pnr value, 12,065,*
000. Unlted States bonds were unchanged
on ?nll.
Total sales stocks wero C0D.4O0 shares.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE? Money on
cnll, casy, (Vftl-.; rullm. rate, 3 1-4; clos
1111,' bld, j; ofrered nt 3 1-2. Time lonns,
eutiler; CO days, 4K1-4 per cent.; HO days,
. 1-2; six months, 4 l-_y^-l. Prlmo mer
cantlle paper, 5G1-2 per cent.; sterllnir ox
chnngc, flrm, nt M.J'.">.70.<M._i.75 for de
tnantl, and jl.S2.S5it_K2.60 for slx'ty-day
billH. PoBtcd rates, $I.K@4.SG 1-2: commer?
clal bllls, J4.S2 1-1; bar sllver, CG 1-S; Mox
lcan dollars, ol.
RICTTMONT- STOCK MA-tlvET.
Blchmond, Va., Juno 6, laeU.
STATE SECURITIES, Bld. AsKcd
North Carollna 4s. C, 1310. 103
North Carollna Cj. C.. 1!U9. 13-1
Va. 3 . Old. C. and It., 1S32. Vi
Vn. Centurlea, 2-3, C. and B., 1931.; W/i ...
HAIl.ROAD BONDS.
Atlniit- and Char. lst 7s, B. JM7_ 103
A. C. h, n. R. Con. Tr. 4 p. c. M
A. C. L. R. R. Ctf*. at Ind. 4 p. c. 90
Georgla Paelflc l.-t 6?,"C.v 1S22.:. 11S
Georgla. Bo. nnd I .a., 13(5. 113
Oenrifln und Ala. C>n. 53, l'_5. IH
Nor. aii.1 Western Ky. 4s. lMO. 101
Nor. ;.:i : Weatern I'ocahontaa is.... D2 ...
Western N. C. Ut 6s. C. 1914. 113
ticaboard Air -Line 43. 1950. SSH '...
RAILRO AD 8TOCKS. . l'nr.
Atlnntlc Conjit Llne "A"....100 148
Atlantlc Coast l.lne pfd.100 l_aVi ...
Atlnntlc Coaxt Llne com.'.l'O H.
Chesapeake utid O'llo..November 109 -'J
Ga.. Kj. ut_l..ia. 2 d.pfd.100 S4, ao
Norfolk tind Western com.1C0 Si
UAXK A.Vb TRL'S- COill'AN. STOCKA
Amerlcan Natlonal.100 l_S
Broad 6treet .25 Xi
C|ty.Ii Z3
I.rat Natlonal.__*.2fid *..
Merchants Natlonal.1C. 475
Natlonal l'tank cf Vlrglnla.100 137 ....
1N8URAN.* E COM. AN1ES.
Vlrglnla SLute.25 31>i ...
MISi*E_I-AN_Ot*&
Vo<-Car. Cftcm. pfd., 8 p. c.......l'W l'/'H: iw
Va.-Car. C. Co. Col. Tr. _ p. c. K.
IIALTIMORK STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD, June 0.?Seaboard All
Llne, common and preferred?Notning aomg.
COTTON MARKETS.
N'EW YORK. Juue.C?The_cotlon market was
less aellve to-day wlth fluctuatl ns c.njiara
tlvoly narrow und Irregular, although tlie gen
crul tone was steady, and tho market cbiaed
Steady at a net advanco of 5{f" i>oin:?. Sales
for tlio day wero esUmated at about ? 17S.OOO
bales.
The market oponed stea.dy nt unchanged
prlces to an advano* of fl point*. wlilcli waa
hardly aa _r.od ua due on the cnblts. and lm
mcdlaL.y dftcr tlie opcnlnK price* eaccd off to
a net !os? of 3'itt polnt_ under local btar prcs
sure and liquldatlon.- Wlthln a point or two of
yesterdny'h low lovel, however. a better dc
n.and flovoloped, not only as a result of shor^s
covering. but buying for lonj; account on the
theory that any chango in the weather would
cauHe an advance, an.i the murlcet durinj the
mlddli! and late sesaion fihowed an upward
tendency. The-cla- waa wlthln a point or tAVO
of the ton, The weather contlnued very favor?
able in tn* South, and the forecast was for a
good day U:r to-morrow. Some prlvate reporta
of cropa damage aro belng recelved, but uu
vlrea hnve n. btariah averago. There wero re?
porta of a better Epot demand front Now Or?
leans. According to official advlcea the South
ern spot marketd were qulot ami unchanged
to 54c. lowcr. Tho report that u resolutlon had
l??en Intnvluced into Congress asklns for nn
investlgation pf tho recent ncreuge report on
the ground that fhe ilgures glven wero Icrger
thun warranted by tlje returna from the gov
ernment's corrosporidenta; had no special in?
fluenco ln tbe loeul market.
Recelpta nt tlie porta to-day wero .t'.o79 baica
against ll..v.9 last week and M.'lll lo-.t yenr.
For thc week W,0{.) bule_ against 71,037 last
week and 112.430 last year. To-day' a recelpta
ot NOW Orleun.. 2,102 balea against 51.316 iaat
year, nnd at llou.iton 1,911 bales against 3,513
last year.
Cotton futurea closed otcady. l'rlcea ronged
aa follows:
Open. Hi'jli. r.o-v. C.va".
Juno .10.10 10.W 10.19 10.61
July .;...10.53 10 57 10.43 lO.fa
Augusl .10.42 10.13 10.37 10.47
September .10.33 10.34, 10.31 10.:8
October .10.32 10.3S 10.2S 10...
November .10.27 10.27 10.27 10.3(1
Docomber .W.30 10.41 10.31 10.40
January .10.37 1045 10.35 30. 3
.ebruury .10.41 KM2 0.40 10.43
Spot cotton clo.ed (juiot; middllng uplonda,
11.20; niUldllng golf. 1M3: tulca, 010 balea,.
Cotton. qulet; middllng. 11.2J; not recolpts,
S2S bales: gross. 1,101 bale.s;- aales, C10 bak'B;
Ktock, !K',"tO bales; export to tho Contlnom,
{,818 hnlea.
Total to-day nt nll porta?Not recelpta, 8..174
linlea; export to Oront Jlrltaln, i.Ojs balea; to
the Coiitlnenr, 4.372 liales; Block, 472.S27 bab'a.
Couaolldateil at all porta?Not raeelpto, 40,001
tiales; pxpnrt to Great Brltiiln. 13.033 balea; to
Prnnco, 7.7S2 balesO; to tho Contlnpnt, ?0,704
balea; to Japan. 400 balea.
Totnl since Soptombor lst at nll porta?Not
recolpts, 7,542,442 balc; export to Oreat l'Jrltaln,
?.?s2,4'.iU- Imles; tii Krance, U0S.5O5 baiea; to thu
Cnntlnont, _. .7.1.707 baleai to Japan. 113,914
balea; to Mexlco, 2,701 baloa.
NEW ORI.l-AN.. Juno 13.?COTTON?Spot
waa ciulct at a dec.llno of 1-Plc; nilddling,
1013-lCc. Llmlted eirerln.Tt: reatrlclcd tr-tdlm-.
|3alea wero 2,350 balea, nf whlch 1.T50 wore bjIU
011 thn spot and il_ tn arrlve.
Futurea opened steady wlth prlcea 2J?7 polnts
Iowwr, The deollno (loomed to bn bnned on tho
nck of business, Lator in tho dny u gnod apot
nqulry Ilr?nilthene4 futures. Exportera pa'd
|S?750 points un July for L.lveni"iil g?>d mld
(IIIng. anil te<ii~J?*'<) July for l'ully good mid
THOil-: -R&NCH& CO.
(Establlshed 1838.)
MIS..I1.EI.B
Now York Stock B.-Iwngo,
New York Cotton Kxchauge.
Private Wires to
Prinoipal Markets.
Investment S?curitl es.
OFFiGIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK
By Thomaa Branch & Co., Eankers and Brokers,
BAI.E8:
Open.
1,700 Atlantlc Coast Llno, com.. l"S>-4
23,000 Atrierlcttn Smcltora,. com... 150
61,300 Atnalganmled Copper. I09>,i
4,300 Amer. Our nnd Foimdry.. 42*4
, ,? ^mc-r. Cnr and F01111., pfd. ...
l.noo Amerlcan Cotton Oil. 83
21)0 Amerlcan Tobacco, pfd... 103%
Amerlcan Can .
, -Atncrlcan Can, pfd.
"',200 Airn.-r. I.ocomotlvo, com... 70%
lOOArnor. Jjooomotlvo, pfd.... 11c
1.700 Alnorlcan Sugar . 130%
3,300 A., T. und 8. Fo, com. '*"?%
700 A., T. nnd S. Fo, pfd. 102%
M00 Haltlmoro and Ohlo . 10S%
IP.UOO Brooklyn llnpld Trnnnlt... H\[
1,100 Cimadlnn Paclflc . 100%
000 ('hr-snpealte and Ohlo. &S%
700 Clilcn(to Great Western... 19%
?IIMO") Chlcaso, Mll. and St. l'aul 174%
M.00J.ColtfradO Fuel and lron..,. 02
8,000 Colorado South., com. 33%
00* Colorado South., lflt pfd... 70
2,8M Coldrndcl South., 2d pfd... 4*%
2O0 Clev., Cln., Chl, nnd St. h. 99%
S-V-OO Coiipolldnted G'.-is . 139%
700 liclawnm and Hudiion. 213
.Dol.i "Latjk. nnd Wostern.
7,700 J"rlo, com. 40%
Krio, 1st pfd.
1,700 Erlo, 2d pfd. 71%
2,000 Gonoral Klfictrlc.. ni
1,80) Great Northem, pfd.. .W.%
M0 Illinois Central . 181%
4,f.'0O Loulsvlfln and NilHlivillo... lf>0%
Munli.ittnn .
Motro. Stroet Rallway.
WM Mexlcan Central . 23%
1,100 Mo., Kun. and Tcx., com.. 8-'*%
SALES:
Open.
Mo., Knn. nnd Tnx., pfd.
Z.800 Mlmmurl Paclflo . 9i*,%
2.900 Natlonal Le.ul . 77<i
3,'VW New York Centrnl. 140%
2,G00 Norfolk and Western. 88
400 N. Y., Out. and Western.. 01*.;
4.700 Northem Paclflc . 211%
Sn.ii'O I'cnns-ylviiiit.-i.' Railroad .... 183
2.&00 Pcopln'n Ofia (Chlcarro)... M%
3,000 Pressed Stccl Cnr. Kf
60) ProMPOd Steel Car, pfd. 98*4
200 Ropubllo I, and S., com... 29%
000 Ropubllo I. and S., pfd... 104
80,600 Rradltig, com.14314
Reading, 1st pfd.
Reading, 2d pfd.
1,000 Rock Island, com. 20%
300 Rock Island, pfd. 00
900 Sloss . 40%
tolos-s, pfd.
13,000 Southern Paclflc . 07%
1,700 Soiitliern Rallway, com... 88%
100 Southern Rallway, pfd.... 99
Seaboard Alr Llne, lst pfd ...
Seaboard Air I.lne, 2d pfd. ...
Seaboard Alr Llne. com.
300 Tennessee Coal and lron.. ir.7%
1,800 Texas Paclflc . .'WVa
69,r/i0 Unlon Pac.ifi'c . 161
18.400 Unlted States Steel . 41%
0,800 Unlted States Steel, pfd.. lOOi/j
300 U. S. Rubber . 01%
IT. S. Rubber, lst pfd. ...
XI, 8. Rubber, 2d pfd.
1,000 Va.-C'nr. Chemlcal, com.. 42
100 Va.-Car. Chemlcal, pfd.... 109%
iW) Wnbnsli, com. 21',4
4,000 Wnlmsh, pfd.\ 00%
Western Unlon .
Tolnl sales, 010,000 shares.
CLOSING BOND OUOTATIONS.
IT. B. refiinrllna 2a, rogistered. 103
U. H,'rcfundlng 2a, coupon. 103>4
V-.-B, 2s, reglatcred. 102%
V. .13. 33, coupon . 102*;
V. 8. Old 4a, reglatered. 102*4
Tf. H, Old 4.1. coupon.'.. 103*.
U. H. New 4s, reglstcrod. 12S14
U. H, Now 4s. coupon. 12s_
Amerlcan Tobacco 4a. 70
Amerlcan Tnht.-eo Ga. 114
Atchlaon general 4s. 10l:_
AtOhUoU udjuatment _. 'J'tt
Atlnntlc Coast l.Ine 4s. H'J
I llaltlmore nnd Ohlo 4s... 1031;
Haltlmore nnd Ohlo S'Au. a7
llrooklyn Rapld Translt conv. 4s. 113%
Central of Georgla 6s. 111%
Central of Oeorgla lst Inc. 80
Central of Georgla 2d Ino....,. W
Central of Georgla 3d Inc. M
ChcMipeak- nnd Ohlo 4H?. UMH
Chlrago nnd Alton 3Hs. 7 .4
Chicago. II. and Quincy new 4s. lO'i
Chicago, R. I. and Pao. H. R. 4n.85s
Chicago. R, I. and l'ac. R, R, coi. 6s.... 91V4
C. C, C. and St. Louls i;on. 4s. lOl'-O
Colorado Industrlal Ss. serles A. vDM,
Colorado Industrlal 6s, serles U. WA
Colorado Mldland 4.1. 7?
'.'olorodo and .Southern 4s. M's
Cuha Ss..". lou-li
Jjenver and RIo Grundo 4s. WlVi
Dlstlllers* aecurlties 6s. 8?k
ICrle prlor llen 4s. 10r
Erle cSonernl 4m.,,. I'.K
HockltiB Valley 4W.i (offered).. lOSVj
Japan 0.1. WJi
Japun Cs, -.'-l Hc-rlcs. '?>-'?*
Jnpnn 4Hs . ?4
Japan 4s, certlllcate.i. J^?4
Japan 4*/i|B certlllcates, 2d serles. U3!ii
Ixiulsvlllc and Na?h. fnlflod 4s. Hli'-j
Stanhattan consol gold 4s.'100S
Mexlcan Central 4s. "9?a
Mexlcan Central lst Inc. Hl
Mlnn.andSt. Eouls 4s. 1)1
Mlssourl, Kansas and Texas 49. WA
Mlseourl, Kansas and Tcxaa 2ds. 89
Natlonal It. R. of Mexlco con. 4fl. 84Vj
New York Central gen. 3_. 8St_
New Jersey Central gen. ua. 127',.
Northern l'aclllc 4?..'. 104!;
Northern I'acldc 3a.'. n>*
Norfolk and Western con. 4a. lOHi
Oregotl Short Llne refundlng 4a. 911.
1'eiinaylvanla conv. 3l_>?. 87 .
Keadlng General 4a_. 101*4
Bt. LousI anil Iron MOUntaln con. 5a.... 113
St. Loula ond San Francisco fg. 4a. MVi
St, Louis SoUthweatOrn twi. 4a. 7_i
Seaboard Air Line 4a. SS%
Southern PncMc 4a.i. 82
Southern Paelflc let 4a ccrtincatoa. 07
Southern Railway Cb. 11?%
Texa? nnd Paelflc lats. 120
Toledo, St, ._. and Western 4s. SO1..
Unlon racinc 4s. 10:%
Unlted statea Steel 2d 6?. 88%
Wabash lsts. 113_
Wabash Ueb. Ua. &*Yi
Wo-.orn Md. 4a. ^14
Wheollng and Ixike Erlo 4s. SI
Wlsconaln Central 4s. 92
M. and O. Collateral Trust 4s. 85
dllng. f. o. b. New Orleans.' At the hlgheat
the nctlVQ poaitlona were 4??7 polnts abovo
y .Uerday's closlng. The market closed steady
nt a not udvonre for tho day of lfl<3 polnta. tho
entlre llsl conaldcred.
Cotton futurea closed steady: June, 10.74;
July, 10.80; August, 10.51: Sejitembcr. 10 3";
October, 10.26; November, 10.27; Decomber, 10.28;
Janu(ir>'. 10.36; March, 10.45.
IUCIIMOXD PRODUCE MARKET.
(Corrceted Dally.)
POULTRY-LP/E.
Chiekens, wlnter. per lb.t 13 frt. IS
Chickons, spring. per lb. 21 _> ?
llons. per ln. 13 (_ 14
BUTTER.
Cholco family packed ,per lb.... IS & IS
Cholco dalry packed. per Ib. 14 tt m
Cholco store packed.,..,... 13 if" 1*
Packing stock. 10 8 i
Eoaa ,. ,.
Crates, nenrby, frcah laid. 17 tt 18
Crutcs, from other aecttons. 16 & "
Ai'l'uES?
Eatra, fancy, per lb. O.W it LOO
Fancy, per bbl. t.M ? 6.*0
Choice, per bbl. i.W t$ 5.50
Comaion to lalr. per bbl. 2.5J kf 4.00
LEMONS-Pcr box...... 3.W & 4.50
OHANGEo?
Callfornla. per box. t.-i 9 S-M
GRAPEFUUIT?Per box. 3.50 tt 4.00
8TRAWBBRRIES?Pancy, qt... 6 & S
BANANA8?Per bunch..... 6. tt 75
BLACK PEAS?Per bua. _15 tt L25
Di.XOtY-YED PEAS?
Prlme to fancy. 1.45 & 1.64
Common to good. 1.2S tt LSi
Clay peaa, per bua. 1.01 ? l.W
Mlxed peas, per bua. 1.00 O l.oi
LEANS?Xavy, No. 1 whlto.... --LOl
: ComrnOn'to'Cholc . pei1 bua.... 1.J5 Q L5*
Mlxed. per bus. L20 & 1.2i
Colored, per bus. l.-'J i_ 1.25
POTATOES?Virginia. bus. 63 & 60
Northern. fancy, per btu. 60 V 65
Early roae. per bus. ti tt 60
New Southern. por bbl. S.70 tt 4.2J
SNAP3-I'er basket. 7i 'ii 1.35
TOMATOES?Ktanejv currerl.... 1.75 tp 2.26 '?
Choice. por carrier. 1.23 if 1.75
CYMBLINOS?Per caae. KO tf 1.25
CL'CU.MHERS?Per box. 1.23 ? 1.75
CUCUMI1EHS?Per box. 1.50 tt 2.00
NEW YORK 1'J.ODTTCE MARKET.
NEW TORIC June 6.? PLOUR?Dull nnd
steady. Rye Flour?Steady. Cornmftal?Qulet.
Rye?Dull. Barley?Dull. ? ; ', : ' . ...
Wheat?Flrm: No. 2 red, 04c. nomlnal, eleva
tor, Optlons '/iiiHc. ncc highor. September,
i5?ic.; Decomber, 86 7-16C
Corn?Flrm; No. 2, 3S_c. nomlnal, elovator.
Optlons %Ul c. not hlghcr. July, 57W.C- i Sep?
tember, (K\c.; Decembor, 65*>ic. Oala?Flrm;
mixed. 40fa-O>?c.
. Beef?Steady Cut Meats?Steady, _a,rd?
Plriu; Western prlme, f;i.7t-!i.S0; relined. lirm;
conllnont. J9.30. Pork?Steady. Tallov?Steauy.
Roaln?Finn. Turpemlne?Steady.
Rice?Quici. Molassea? steady. Coffee?Spot
RIo, steady; mlld, steady. Futures aloady, net
unchanged to 5 polnts hlgher, Supr?Haw,
ttrm; fair reitnlns. 2 15-16S2 31-32c; centrifuga!,
3 li-SJ'fifSMjC.; rnolussos sugar, 2 11-16'(}_ 32-3-'c.;
roilr.\d. (inn. ? ,
Butter?Strong; creamery. 10flH9%c. C!|ee?e?
Enay; skims, 2B?Vic. Eggs?Steady and un
chnnged.
l-Vtatoes?Irregular; Southern, per bairel,
tl.231)3.76; Malne, per bag, S2@2.6o; .State and
Weatern, J2.37(5_ Ii2; European. <!.:u?J3.5\ Cab
buges?Eaay nt 75C&11.37 per crate. Peanute?
Qulet and unchanged. Proighta?Qulet and un
cnunged.
Cottonaeed Oil?Steady with a fair business
doing. Prlme crude, f. o, b. mllls, S0\fec. noml?
nal; prltne summer yellow, 37Mi83Sc.; prlmo
whlto, 41c.; prirao wlnter yellow. 41c.
CHICAOO, J_no 0.?Thc Kentucky State crop
reporta. showlng conslderablo damago by
drought to tho fall-eown crop. enused strength
to-day tn the looal wheat markot. At the
loso wheat for July delivery was up K&\c,
Corn waa ft&lc. Oats a'.iowed a guin of lit
l'/ic. Provlsions wera 16ijJ30e. hlgher.
Tho leading' futures ranged us follows:
Open. High. Low. Cioso.
WHEAT?No, 2.
July . fOH E1H 60. 81H
Sept. 79% S'.l-H , 79* S'J%
Deo. 60% 6HS S0% *' 81
rCOHN?Nc. 2.
July. 40% M% 49K, #.i
Sept. -UVfc CO% 43 00%
OA'IS?No. 2.
July . W, 33% 34*, 35U
Sept.?. 32"J 3SH 32<4 3-'{
Dec. 33% H% 33',_ 33%
MPIHS PORK?Per bbl.
July .16.25 10.60 10.25 10.03
sopt.ai.17',-4 16.32V4 la.nw 10.32%
La wit?per 100 Ibe
July . 8 63 8.77Vi 8.63 S.7J
Sept.8.S0 , 8.D0 8.80 H.WI
Oct.8.77V. 8.B3 S.77!_ t>.!~
SHORT UIRS?Per 10O Ibs.
July .B.27Vj 0-I7H 0.271- M7W
Hept.9.15 0.3-7 ? 8.13 U.32%
Oct.8.05 8.15 O.W 9.13
Cash quoUttlons wore as follows: lnour?
Eaay, No. 3 wpring whoat, 81O840. No. 3,
r.'.iv.'c.; No. 2 red. 8hK<ti1Vic. No, 2 corn, 50% .>
50'ic. i No. 2 yollow, COViSrol-. No. 2 oatn, Si'.te.; i
No. 2 white, 36-tf.lUtyc.: No. 3 whlto, t3T}.10%c.;
No. 2 rye, OOVic. Oood feedlng bnrley, 42^ilc.;
fair to choico mnltlng, 40'if35c. No, l tkix-emi, (
J1.07; No. 1 no-thwestom, ?1.12%; prlmo tlm
othy seed. ?3.33. Clover, eontract grniln, Jll.'ii. "
Short rlba tldos (laoso), }8.SO0?.4O; mcaa porlc,
pei barrel, io.4J'o .10.50: luril. por 100 poun .8,
f8.70; short clear aldca fboxed), JJ.VOS. ?0,
Whiskey, bnala of hlgh \vin??, ?1.!3. ltuuer?
Klrni; ereniiiorles. Wi 18c .; > dalrlea. lavtSlTe.
Eggt?JSas}' at mark, oascs Includod, 14-'.; .
ilrjts, M'.ic; prlmo llrsts, jsi,j|0.; oxtras. 18c.
Chee.-o?Steady ut lOQllp.
UAI-TIMOHE. MD., Juno O.-FLOUR?gulet
qnd unchaiiged, Wlieai?Klniier: epot, cou
trnet, S'Jc; aouMiern by sample, 75?sie. Corn?
I'lnner; spot. KUii 3'1. :. i coulbern white com,
:;|i.si.v;'ic Oattt?l .rincr: No. * mived. SS1*^
i>,\ Rye?Uull; No. i wus torn, 70&7IC. Jtlut
ter--Steady and unchanged: fancy linliatbm,
1. iisc: civuiuery, 21022c. Eggs-Flrm ut 17'/j?t
1 >v I'lieesu?Steady inul uiudinnsod; lai'it",
mio.; Mnnvll .llcVi' Sugai1?Htoudy and un
clutuued. _
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET
Rlahmond, Vu., Juno 0, jyt.,
QUQTATION,... '
^Nof _Trod (car lota).J 01 U3
No, 3 red (our U'tn). t"l if 82
Steamer U'ltr IoIhj. M Ci; *\
lleleeted (cur lots). J0 it k?
Vlrglnla (oatr lota). io it V
CORN
No. 2 whlto (car lots). , W ' W
No. 3 wblto (car lota).|. 50
No. i inlxvd (cur lota). tt W
No. 3 uiixod (cur lota). tt ? .?'
YiruiRl. tliuu lota)... oJ ii .
OATS
No, 2 lolxed (car lotB). ? Sjt fia
No. 3 mlnod (ear lota)."< it "'Va
No. i WlllW (car lottU.,,,., <g V
No. 3 whlto/(car lots). 0 ??
HYE? "
Ng..2 ryo (car lots). 72 0 Tt
Virginia (bag lots). 67 Hl Tl
cattLe markets.
RICHMOND LIA'E STOCIt MARKET.
(Sales at "Unlon Stock Yards.l
Richmond, Va.. June" 6. 5iWG.
Report of the live. stock rnarkot for tho weclc
omllng June 4, 190*. is as follows:
Best Btcers, fiffoVic: fair to good. 4t"M%c.-;
common, 8M.8j;3%c.; best cows, 3Vitf "%'*?; beB*
hclfers. 4S-H4C; medium to good, 34:'a'""ic-'
cows and calves, J2OQ25.O0 per head; calves. 4SJi
61to. -extra. 7c.; bost <<heep. 41,-iS614c.; common.
to fair, fi^io.; lambs, bVilFlc; a fow nt Y"*o.;
best hogs, C-gCAc.; common to folr, SQJ-Sic.;
sows and stags, 4I,MVic.
Prospects good for all kinds of stoclt.
CHICAOO. June 6.?CATTLE?Recelpts, M.WO
head.--Market: Best. steady; others slow and
lower. Common to prlme steers, "4?i'J.10r cows.
.'UWl-30; he'lfers. ?".7*iSiU0; hulls. W.Xtt<:Vo',
calves. Xi.V'Ufi.'Ju; slockers and feedem. \%inS&
4.7S. HogB?Recelpts, 22,000 head. Markot ?>"?*
7*>4c. hlgher. Cholce to prlme, heavy, $6.5</d>
6 65; medlum to good, heavy, te.47MvS.Ml!
butchers' weight*. W.nog-5.65; good to cholct,
lioavy, mlxed, ia.4Sfr-6.M>>4; packitiBV (iil^.u't.
Sheep?necelpts, IB."--"? head. Market JOlfloc.
hlgher. Sheep, 54.50116."*: yearllngs, $5WUo.^;
ghorn lambs, J5.25l~r6.7o.
?nSCEL"LA>*EOUS MAIUvETS.
DRY OOODS MARKET.
SBW YORK' Juno 6.?The dry gooda markc:
was qulet and easy. Knlttlng gooda for tha
season of.l9W.were shown-at prices rangln^;
from S07Vi per .'cent. advance over last year.
' ' NAVAL HTORES.
?vYILMINTON. N. C June 6 r-SPIRl'J**
TPGHPENTINE?Firm nt 66?ic.: recelpts, ta
casks. Itosln?Flrm at J3.40; recelpts, 113 bar?
rels. Tar?Flrjn at SL90; recelpts, 20 barrels.
Crude Turpentlnc?Flrm: hard. }2.M; dlp. $4.40;
vligin, J4.fi; rccolpts. S3 barrels.
SAVANNAH. A.. Juno 0.? TUBPENTINI
Flrm'at 67V4C; sales,' 90$ casks; recelpts, 1.M1
casks; shlpmen'.s. 746 casks. Rosln?Flrm;
sales, 3.816 Obarrels; recelpts, 8,337 barrels;
shlpments, 3,711 barrels; *tock. Ca.S-41 barrels.
CHARLESTON, S. C. June 6.-TUUPKN
TINE AND ROSIN?Nothlng dolng.
MARIN'E INTEfcl-iIGENCK.
FQRT'OF RICHMOND, JUNE 6, lSyC. . .
. ',[ ?.-.... ARHIVED. . . .,..'.
Steamer Brandon. Harney, Norfolk, merchanr
dlse and- passengers, Old Domlnlon Llno. ?
Schooner William M. Powell, Jolinaon, Hav
de race, flBh, E. A. Saunders* Sona.
do Graco, flsh. E. A. Saunders* Sons.
Schooner A. L. Barnotte. Heywood, Hnve <~e
Orsco, fluli, Lerebvre-Armlstead Company.'
Schooner Grace S. Chambers, Pledmoro, Now
York. salt, Harvey, Blalr and Company.
* SAII.ED.
Steumer Brandon. Harney, Norfolk, merchan?
dise and passengers, Old Domlnlon Line.
Steamer lMcahontas, Oruv-s. James Rlver
landings and Norfolk, merchandise nnd passen?
gers. Vlrglula Navlgatlon Company.
Schooner Speed. Insley. James Rlver, llght.
Schooner R. B. Spcddln, Kennaid, James
Rlver, llght.
Schooner Albert. Scott. Jnmes River. llght.
Barge William J. Mcllwalne, Mcllwaine,
Norfofk, light.
: PORT OF WEST POINT, JUNE. 6, 1906.
ARR1VE1>.
Steamshlp Baltlmore, Courtney, Baltlmore,
passengers and general cargo.
SAILED
Steamshlp Baltlmore, Courtney, Baltlmore,
passengors and general enrgo.
Wholesale Produce Market.
The rocelpts of truck on Cary Streot
yesterday were not aa large aa on Tues?
day, but the commlsslon - men had no
troublo ln aupplylng tho demand, which
was falrly active.
With the exceptlon of new potatoea.
down South vegetables are talclng a back
seat. Old Hanovor, Loulsa and Henrico
county gardens are comlng right up now
to meet'tho demand. Tho wagons thnt
bring ln tho onions, tho lettuce, the snups,
tho cnbbngo and the what not from theso
nearby gardens do not go to Cary Streot,
but they go right around to any old
street. If thoy can unload at tho maVltot
stalla they do It. but lf not, they mtilco
a house to house canvass, and aa a
general reault vegetables nre now cheap
enough to bo within the reuch of all.
Leaf Tobacco Market.
Tho four waroiiouHes had falrly good
brealts yesterday, and altogother they
sold about S0,/)00 pounds of good sun
cured tobacco. Shocltoe led, wlth a 20,OCO
pound salo.
Prices ran all tho way from ?5 to *29
per hundred pounds. Thoro wero many
plloa of wrappers that sold from *1S up
to |20, and theso good prlcea brpught the
general average up to somethlng llko fH,
The buyers were eagor for good stock,
and no plles tliat hnd chnrnc-ter and body
went begglng.
Tlio rccolpts at tho wnrehousoa last
evenlng.were small, but there ls somo
stocU on hand, nnd tho probablllty ls
thnt tho sales to-day wlll bo fjulto aa
largo na yesterday.
"Vf OCK "BROKERS.
GEO. T. KING & CO.,
110^Vi B, Waln'St., Richmond, Va.
BTOCKS, COTTON AND QRAIN,
Fractlonat Lots a 6peclalty,
Close Attentlon to Out-of.Town Aooounta.
l'RIVATH WIRIOS,
N6W YORK. CHICAGO, NEW ORLBANS
Weatern Unlon Branch In our offlco.
5tgck Tlck?r In Customor's Room.
-Wenibera??
liiohiiiuiid Graln und Cotton lilxchungo.
Sti-ausers. vlsltlng tho clty aro lnvited
to imU'e our offlce thelr lienriquu'rtor**,
und huve mall und wi-e* seut lu our cave,
LABGE REVEMUE !S
Interesting Figures From Re?
ports at National JBrewers'
_Conventio?r- .
(Ey Associatcd Press.)
IXDIANAPOL1S, iis'D., June fi.-Tho
forty-thlrd natlonal convention of the
. Unlted. States Brewera' Association met
to-day at-tVie Claypooi Hotel. Over 2(5
delegates aro present, reprcsentlng nearly
every Stato in tho Unlon, and an esti
iriatcd capltal of: ?500,000,000. Mcyor
Hookwalter dellvered a brief address o?
wolcome.
John Gardlner, of Philadelphia, presl?
dent of tlie association, reuponded an"
the report of tho bojird of trustees was
read.". The statlstical"*Teport shows that
the'regeipts from the*~t!ix on beer by the
Unlted States Treaaury for the fiscal'year
endlng Jurie 80, 1903, .were ^o0,"i00,S*?', "\vhic"i
was 21.5 per cent. of the total collectlons
from all aburces.of'internal-revenue, nnd
ja'n* Increase of '^,2Tr,0i*l'''oVcr IT.i. Tfie
barrel tax yielded S-S,<:"0'539,' .thinTrewers."
speclal tax, $164,741. drid the flealers h?
malt liquors,' $730,271. "',
The number of barrels manufacl'ured ln
1S05 was' 49/139,54-). an increase of 1,2*1,41/7
over 1904. Callfornia produced 1,043,1-41
barrels; Illinois, 4,032,4,-lCr Indlana, 1,10:1,2(11;
Maryland. 1,220.018: Massachusutts. 1,811,
100; Mlchigan, i,217.|)S<";-MiB-jourl, 3.395,MH;
New Jeraey, 2,005,a"3; "New York, 10,091,Sttl:
Ohlo, s.825,192; Pennsylvania, C.123,930, and
Wlsconsln. 1,035,292.
The tiuaiitity of fermented Uquora pro?
duced was l,ra3,245,740n gallons. The pro?
ductlon of dlstilled liquors was 117,731752
gallons..nnd the tax paid $129.5l2,C2S. The
per capita. rmantlty -(population '3,259,000)
was: Fermented, IS.41;. dlstilled, l.'l. "
There were 1.S47 brewerloa in 19&5, an in?
crease of 100 over 1904,- 14.970 retail dcalers
in malt liquors, an lncreaso of l.lGo;
wholesale dealera of malt liquors, 10,113,
an increase of 057; retail llquor dualers,
241,2**9, an inereaFO of 11.1S3: wholesale
llquor dcalers, 0,:i2S, an Increase of C3I.
MUCH ENCOURAGED.
Ladies of Hollywood Mimorial'
Association Hold Meeting,
A called meeting of Hollywood Me?
morlal Association was held ln tho leo
luro-xoom of Seeond Presbyterian Church
yesterday nt 11 o'clock, Mra, Kdgar D.
Taylor prcsidlng.
Tho ladies felt very much encouraged
ln thelr work, and congratulated them
selyea tliat tlie pul/lic turned out in such
laigo nuprbera to do honor to Memorlal
Bay.
Tho correspondlng secretary waa In
structed to wrlto a letter of speclal
thanks to Captaln Frank Cunningham
for hls presence and hls slnglng, nnd for
hls instrumentality In brlnging tlTo chil?
dren of tho West End School to Join in
his slnglng. Thanks were also expressou
to tho lurdella bnnd.
Miss Mamle Buushnian, chalrman of
the docoratlon commlttee, deslres to
thank publlcly, through tho press, out
of-town enrrtflbutors of .'flowers, including
Mra, Tazowoll Bradley, of ttoxbury, Vn.;
Mlsses Cocke, of Bromoj Mrs. Dabney,
of Doswell; -Mra. I, I. Knox. of RUn
geon's Polnt; Mrs. Hnmisey, of Westover;
Mrs. Lamb, of Shlrley; Mra, Harrlson,
of Brandon, and, from the upper Jamea,
Captaln Joseph IJolwon', of Jtook Castle;
Mrs.- 'Ashby Wickhain, of I.orralne; Mra,
Montgomery West, of .Tucknhoo; Mrs.
Herndon, of Ashland'; { Mrs. Bundolph
Talcott, of Bon Air; Mrs. 8'rothor, of
Chester; Mr. W. II. Pcan, Mrn, jn-.-id
ley, and, among tho florlsts, tho Morlt
Hose Onrden, Mosnilller, Among Gar?
dens, Mnnn & Brown and Ilamniond.
Ono of the sweotest iloral tokens was
that Bont by tlie graduating cluss of
nur?e*a at Mc-niorliil Hospltal.
Tho nssocliitlon feola that tho iinusually
largo contrlhiitlous of flowers sont from
out of the clty woro duo to tho generouu
spaeo given by tho press fnr tho re
questa mado by the assoclatlon for
ilowers.
It waa decided to request tho Daugh?
ters of tho Confedoraoy to appolnt sr:e
clal eomnilttoos to havo ln charge on
Memorlal Bay nll inonunieni.s outside
of Hollywood, except the I,eo mnnunient,
whicli liau ulwuys boen falthfully enred
for by tho Junlor Momorial Asaocliitlon
slii'ce Its unvoll'nUi
A vnto of tlinill'B waa dlrocted to bo
sont tlio iiillltnry, which always turiiH
out to do honor to tho Confederato dead;
ulso to Baughman BrotherB, who, wlth
thelr usual, gont-rrislty, printed tho pro.
grnnimca freo of cluuw. and to tho Vir?
ginia Niivlgntlon Conipany mul tho
Soiitlicrn Bxprcss Comimny, who brought
Jlowers freo of chitrgo.
Tlie mooiliig tU?ll ndjourned. to meet
agaln October 31at,
American Locomotive.
(Spoplal l-i The Tliii.'-'-l>lspnli-.|i1)
NBW YOHK, Juno O.?Tho book vnluo
of tlio Anierleiin I.ocomotlvu Conipany,
biitied on earnlngs, expocted to bp hIiowh
for .llactil yi-ur uiiillng thls mouth, eutl
iiinled nt DO ilollnra a *hure a-jahiHt $72
u sluu'c, June V), Vji.ij.
FINANCIAL.
If
Now.
Put Your Money
??aa_i?lMli??m l?l i.L'mi_iiimiij
oil j_ .mmmm i ?
In a plncu whero you cnn get ltwhcn you want It.
Wo nro pnylng Intereat twlco a year tn our Sav?
ings Department. Courtooua nnd Ubernl trentmont
assurod to nll. whotlier you doposlt much or little.
SUBSCRIPTIONS to thc flto-.u of thla bnnlc contlnue
to bo reeolvc?<! nt par. Blinr.-'H nro ono dollar enoh,
and any subscrlptlon 5h recelved from ten dollars
?upwnrd, payublo ln cnsh or In ten monthly Inatal
tnents.
Prudent pnoplo wlll roadlly hppi-Clnto thla safo and
deslrablo tnvestmont. It la tho bank for tho peoplo.
Southern Interstate Bank,
Corner Nlnth and Maln Street*.
S. QALESKI, President.
HIRAM T. OATE3, Vlce-Presldent.
W. GRAY WATTSON, Cashler.
W. M. HABLISTON,
president.
W. Nl. ADDISON,
Cashler.
O. S. MORTON.
Assistant Cashler.
NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA,
RICHMOND, VA. _
UNITED STATES, STATE AND CITY DEPOSITORY.
Capital. $500,000
Surplus and Undivided Profits, $200,000
Assets, over .*.- .$4,000,000
Thls bank' sollclts accounts of flrms, corporatlons nnd ?"??-*?'*"?
equtpment nnd conservative manasement lnsure doposltors prompt and satls*
't^eTe^CENT. INTEREST ALLOWED IN SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Ihe?".?$88? Safc&S^ ?sa sr?s:
a,thS. feVWa.0 .nbou7anev. .Manaanese Steel Vau.t for rent nt *3.00 per an*
num and upwards. ?^^^m
ACTIVE ACCOUNTS OF INDIVIDUALS,
FIRMS AND CORPORATION3
SOLICITED.
COMMERCIAL PAPER DISCOUNTEO
AND LOANS MADE ON NEGO
TIABLE SECURITIES.
THE STATE BANK OF VIRGINIA,
RICHMOND, VA.
Branch. Cabell & Co.
BANKERS,
Ull East Main Street.
Members New York Stock Exehange,
New York Cotton E-chanije, and Chlcaso
Board of Trade._??
LANCASTER & LUCKE
Bankers and Brokers
RICHMOND, VA.
For eaie. tho Flrst Preferred Stock of
the Jefferson Realty Company, ylelding
five per cent., free of tn*.
lEHOHim DAY MD
Five Thousand Veterans and
- Civilians in Pa?
rade.
(Speclal to Tho Tinics-Dlspatcli.)
WINCHESTER, VA., Juno C?Co^fcd
crato Moniorlul Day wns observed in
Wlnchcster to-day by Ashby Camp, Con
federato Veterans, nuxlllary sooietlr.,
hundreds of flremen und about flvo thou
sand vlsltlng veterans and clvilluna. A
purado through the town lc_ to Stone
wnll Cemetery, whero gmvos of Confcu.
erates hud been docoruted,
Tho oration wns dellvered by tho Rev.,
Wllllam D. Smlth. ,,
After these services a pretty monu?
ment to Captnln Hugh McGulro wns un
volled by hls only child, Mrn. E. M.
Cabell of Wuynesboro, Va., foll-Wfid wlth
nn orntion by R. Gray Willlams.
i .-?
M'CARTHY COUNCIL.
Grand Regent and Other Grand
Officers Pay Official Visit.
(Speclal to Tlie Times-Dispatch.)
Members of McCarthy Councll, ns well
ns a large numbor of the active Ar
canumltes In thu clty, aro greutly In?
terested ln Uio olllciul vlslt of tho grand
regont und grnnd olllcors to McCnrthy
Council at Deo Cnmp Hall to-nlght.
Councll wlll conveno nt 7:80 P. M. A
cplendld prosrammo hns boen prepnrod
nnd n thoroughly cnjoyuble evening
promlsed to nll tho tnombors who at?
tend. i
Leave for Culpeper.
Mr. ainl M:s. XV. A. Porter,' who havo
becu vlolloru in tho clty for tho past
weok, left yesterdny for Culpeper. Va.,
whero thoy wlll spend most of tho sum.
mer. Mr. 1*ortor is a son of M\o celebrated
arllst, Mr, J. J. I'orter, jmlntur of Extra
rfov. Bllly Smlth's portralt, and Mr' .
I'orter ls great grnndduug.hter of tho uid
l.ovolutlonnry hero, l'otur FrunplHpo,
whose portrult nnd aword now littng ln
the Stnte T.ibrnry of our clty, und ulsu
n tivlntivc of Governor Aloxunder H]iottt<
wood.
Knighthood for Mr. Mellin.
The frlends of Jlr. Curl Mlllln, who
for mnny years wus conuuctial, us con
sultlnir englneer, wlth thu Rl.hmond I.o
pomotlvo Works, wlll bu glnd to Icurn
that Klng Ose.ur II of Sweden httn con
ferr.fl on hlm thu cross of thu Royul Or?
der of Vusa. Tho knighthood L>jntowed
ou Mr. MulUn ls personal, not heredl
tary.
Tho Ordor of ,Vasa wns tnst|tutod by
Khu; Groteous III ln 1712, utid lu only
conforrod to men of eacuptlouul civil
mei'llH.
Rev. A. J. Ramsey to Speak.
Threo services wlll ho held uutler tho
uuspleea of tho Chrlstlan ulid ?4,i ualonury
Alllunce ut Unlon Stutlon M. 12. Clturch
to-morrow, (.?omnioiiclng nt 10:80 A. M., ut
8:80 und at 8 _?. JI. Rev. A. J. Rniiiauy
wlll bo tho spQiiker. All ure Invlted.
Dr. l_i? W. Hlnton. Vnltod 8t.lv. Mu
I'luu IlnHjiltul HUigeon, thls clty, haa
gono to Norfolk us u wltuuas lu tho enp
laln MiuhIi '.'lHll?Ualng''' fMiau. lio wlll
I'-ium Satuiday,. ._ ,
The. Savings Bank
of Richmond,
1117 East Maln Strasl, Next io
Hotel'Lexlnjtoa.
THE INSTITUTIONRia THE PEOPLE
PROMPT, LTBERAL AND COTJRV'B
OUB TREATMENT TO ALL.
DepoeltB In BUms of ONE DOLLAR
and upwards recelved and lntcroat al?
lowed. Loans mado on real estato.
Nesotiablo paper dlacounted.
R. A. PATTERSON, Presldent
L. Z. UORR1S, Vlco-Prosldont.
JAMES M. CALL, Cusiller.
Directors: Guorgb L. Christian. N. D.
Hnrgrove. P. Whltlock. It, Theodoro
?Sllvaon. W. R. Zlmmermann. It. Alsop.
P. Slttordlner, II. Seldon Taylor, O. O.
Owons. John W. Oordon; G. Q. Valea
tlno, R. H*. Pattorson.
City Bank
OP IUC1IMOND, VA.
Capltal, ...... $400,000
Surplus and Undlvlded Proflts, $150,000
Would be pleased to rocolve tho ac*
counts of corporutlons, llrms and lndi
vlduals.
Interest allowed on deposlt ln Savings
Department.
WILLIAM H. PALMJ3R. Presldent.
E. B. ABBISON, Vlco-Prosldent.
J. W. 3INTON. Cashiur.
American
Nation&l Bank,
RICHMOND, VA.
Tho commorclal accounts of lndlvlduals,
ilrms and corporutlons aro lnvltod, and
every accommodntlon wlll bo extendod
that ia Justilled by tho customor's flnan
clal responslbllity nnd deposlt balanco.
Ample capltal, thorougli odlco organlza?
tlon and excellent eonnectlotia onable the
Instltutlon to glvo Its caistomers unBur
passed fucllltiCB.
Savings accounts of $1.00 and upward
aro recelved and Interest ut tlio rate of
3 por cent,
The Bank of Commerce & Trusts
Tenth and Mnln Streets,
Sollclts Accounts of Flrmu, lndlvlduals
and Corporatrons.
3 per cent. Interest Allowed on
Savings Deposits.
a?m?inmT?i??m?n mn hduium peaomwi bi ??-?
TRAVELLER8. IM'PORTERS AND
EXPORTER3
wlll savo money by coiiaultlng
First Natlonal Bank,
RICHMOND,
boforo buying or BoJIina
FOREIQN EXCHANGE. j
nmrnwn
MMBBuaaarmi
We Buy Life Insurance Policies.
and pny more ln cash than the compunioa
lhHiiing them.
Wo Also Buy Policies Subject to Loans.
Wrlto for terms, Btatlng use of yolluy,
tlH, caro of letter carrler No. 63.
8TEAMBOATS.
Merchants and Miners
Transportatlon Co.'s
? Po-iton, Maas.. and Provldenoe, R.l.
Stcuiiiem louve .Norfolk for ?J*lon '1 utntluy,
Vi'iMiiuoiluy, i'riduy aii.l tJUUduy ?? Kor J'ruvi
Uunc.i Monday, Thun-Juy und liaturduy. ut il
l?, M. l*u???nH?* tt?d fruUlit tuKi-u for ull
New Kiislun-l I'iiIhU. Tliliutu oii aaU ut O, UH4
(i. itwy. u...l N. uuJ. U. Uwy, um^cs, und
,\'o. W JiUjl Jlaiu. . ,
RAILROADS.
Rr""* __ _"_? Rlchmond, t
F. & P. ^0-rRb.ut|
Tralns Leave Rlchmond?Northwafd. .
6:20 A. M.-Dally. Uyrd St. Through.
0:20 A. M.-Dully-Maln St. Thrnuffh.
7:30 A. M.?Week Days?Elbn. Fre<lerlolt?bulH
Accoimnndiillon,
8:40 A. M.?Dnily?liyrd St. Through.
12:05 noon?Week Days?Uyrd St. Through.
1:00 P. M.?Weok Lays-llyrd St. FrodorlfjM
burg accommodatlon,
5:03 P. M.?Dally?Main St. ThroU-h.
C:S0 1'. M.?Woek Days?Hiba. Ashland ao,
commodatlon.
8:20 1'. M.?Dally?Byrd St. Through.
Tralns Arrlve Rlchmond?Southward.
$:40 A. M.?Woek Day?-_lba. Aahland ao
commodatlon.
8:20 A. M?Week Days-IJyrd SL _ rederUJt*
huiK accommodatlon.
8:35 A. M.? Dully?Uyrd St. Througn.
11:60 A, M.?Wccfc Days?llyrd 8t. Through.
Local Dtopa.
2:14 P, M.?Dally?Maln St. Through.
0:80 1'. M.?Week Day_-_Iba. Fredcrlcksburt
Accommodatlon.
7:15 P. M.?Dally?Uyrd St. Through. '?'?....
9:00 P.M?Dally?Uyrd St. Through. Local
fitops.
.:S0 I'. Mr-Dally?Maln St. Through.
NOTB?Pullman Slccjjlng or Parlor Cars on
all above tralns, except tralns arrlvlng Ktcn*
mond 11.-50 A. M. woek days, and local accom*
modatlons,
Tlmo of arrlvals and departuros and connec*'
tlons not guaranteed.
XV. D. DUK13. C. XV. CtiLP. W. P. TAYLOR,
Asot. to Prcst. tlen'l. Supt. Trol. Mgr.
Southern Railway
SCHEDUM- IN 1*. FECT APitll. M, 1908.
TItAINa LEAVE RICHMOND. ;
N. Ii.?Kollnwlng Kchedulo ngurns publlshcfl
only aa informatlon, nnd are not Rtmranleed.
7:00 A. M.?Dully?Local for Clmrlotte. N.C?-?
12:30 P. M.?Dully?Mmltcrl?IUiffet l'ullman to
Atlimtii and Iilruilngliam, Now Orleans,
Memphls, Chattnnoog'a nnd all the South.
Through conch for Ohoso Clty, Oxtord.
Durham and Ilalelgh. A
0:00 P, M.?Ex. Sunday?Keysvlllo Local. -..'
11:30 P. Sl'.?Dally?Llmlted?Pullman ready ,9.1
P. Jf., for nll tlio South.
VOltIC KlVISn LINE.
4:3Q P. M_K::cept Sunday?No. 1G?BCIMmol*
Lltnltc.-.
2:!5 P. M?Scec-pt Cunds.7?No. 10?Loccl te
West yo!r.t.
4:43 A. M.?Exuept Sunday?No. 74?Local to
Went Pnlnt.
TRAINS AURIVE RICHMOND. . .,
0:58 A. M., 7:M P. M.?From all tho South.
3:33 P. M.?From Charlotte, RalolKh, Durham,
Chaao Clty and Local Stations. :?>
S:40 A. M.?From Keysvlllo and Local Statlotl*. '
9:15 A. M.?No. 15?From Baltlmore and We*t
Point. 'V .
10:43 A. M? No. 9. 5:15 P. M.. No. 73?Frbn?
West Point nnd Lncai Stations. . . ,',
No. 35 nnd No. 10 stop Qulnton, TunsUll .'?
White Ilotiso nnd Lcstor Manor. ?
C. W. WESTTUTRY, D. P. A., Rlchmond.-iV-,
II. H. HAItDWICK. W. II. TAYLOB,
P. T. M. O. P. A.
II. B. SPENCER, Oen'l. Mgr.. ? liv}
Washington, D. C.
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.
Clncinnatl, Indlanapolfs, St. Louis, Chica?
go, Loulsvllle. Nashvllle, Memphls. >
2:00 P. M. and 11:00 P. Mi dally.
Westbound Local Tralns:
7:30 A. M. dally nnd 5:15 P. M. weok days.-.
Newport News, Norfolk and Old Point
0:00 A. M, and 4:00 P. M. dally.
Local for Newport-News and Old Polrit'..
7:33 A. M. nnd 6:00 P. M. dally. j v"'r
Jamea Rlver Llne:
10:20 A. M. dally; 5:15 P. M. week day?. ? '
Arrlvo Mnlno Lino from West: ?7:30 A. M.-,.
?*S:30 A. M., *3:30 P. M., -7:43 P. M. !*.?'.
East: *10:05 A. M.. .1:45 A. Jt., -7:00 P.Mi,"
?8:00 P. M. James Rlver: "8:40 A. M., ?0:H
P. M. ('Dally; "Ex. Sunday.) j
___M
ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NORFOLKi *":
Leavo 'Byrd St. Statlon. Rlohmond, Dally.
In EITcct May 27, 1906. >-;:'..'?.,.'.
FOR NORFOLK: ?0:00 A. M.. '3:00 P. M..
G:20 P. M.
FOR LYNCHBURG. tho WEST and' the
SOUTHWEST: 9:03 A. M., 12:10 noon,' 9:30
P. M. Pullman Parlor and Slccplng cars..
Cafo Dlnlng cars. . Tralns arrlvo dally - f1_u?'
Norfolk "11:40, '0:50 P. Jd.; from tho YVeat 7>ii
A. M., 2:05 P, M., S:50 P. M.
OITIco S33 E. Main St. 'Flyer: 2 hrs.' .0
minutes.
\V. B. BEVILL. C. H.ISOSL_ *.'?.'
Oen. Pass. Agent. Dlst. I'ass. Agont..
ATLANTSC COAST LINE
EFFECTIVE MAY 27TH.
Tralns leavo RlchmonJ dully: ?-1 -<_
For F'orlda and South, 9:03 A. M, 7:23 V. M...
For Norfolk, 9:00 A. M? 3:00 P. 3X. and .
0:20 P. M. ??..."'
For N. and W. Ry. West, 12:10 and 9:30 P. M.
For Petersburg. y:_ A. M., 12:10, _V0, U:*.
9:00 and 11:30 P. M. . ;;i.
For Goldsboro and Fayettevllle, ?3:53 l*. M
Tralns arrlvo Rlchmond daily: 5:10, *?:3i,.
"10:45 and 11:40 A. M.; 'LOO. 2:05. 0:30. .;??
md S:50 P. M.
?Except Sundny. '"Sunday only. . ?. ?
Time of arrlvals nnd departuros and .connec* .
-.torn, not guaranteged.cAMpDELr< ^ p ^
Seaboard Air Imc Railway.
Southbound Traln3 Leave Rlchmond Dally
9:30 A. M.?Local to Norllnu, Ralolgh, Char
lotte, Wllmlngton.
"."0 P m ?Thri'iiiuh Sloepcrs and Coachos, At"
la'nta, Blrmlngbam. Snvaunoh, Jncltson-'
vlllo and Florlda polnts.
10-00 P Mi-Througli Coaches aud Sleepcrs Sav*
.' nnnah, Jncltsonvllle. Atlanta, Blrmlnglia^i
nnd Memphls. ???'.
Northbound Tmlns Arrlve Rlchmond Dally
0:10 A. M.. 4:55 P. M? 5:30 P. M. '' ?'".(.
Rlchmond and Petersburg Electrlc Railway.
Cars leave cornor of Seventh and Terry
Streets, Manchostor. every hour (on the hourj
from 0 A. M to 10 P. M. Last car 12 mtdmght,
Limited enr. 5:45 P. M. dully. except Sunday.:
Cars leavo Petersburg, foot of Syeumor.
Streot every hour from 6:3C A. M. to 10:33 1 .(
M Last cnr. 11:40 P. M.; Llmlted car 7:1? ;A.
M., dully, oxcopt Sunday. ~???!
All cara from Potcraburc connectlng RIoh*
m. nd e.trs. _' '? ? -
STEAM BOATS.
o
LD D01V-II.IOI.
STEAMSH1P C0MPADIY
Night Line for Norfolk.
Loav_-Riehmond every evening (foot Aih
Stroot) at 7 P M-. stopping ut Newpoit .Isewt
en r.uito. Fan>. $2.50 one way, . -io round trip.
Includlng statero>ir.i berth; n..ml?, 50c. ?aeh.
Strout Cars to Steamer a VMimT.
FOR NEW YORK.
n^J^^ ?rfo,?l. ??nyi
.1!,, r .11 wlng 'iuy "t7 !'? il-: u'31 Norfolk ?na
wistern Its'. ?t '?> A, M. nnd 3 P M.. and Cn?S,
aU.i 1 -'." 011" fo- ? 'J A- ?? ",,d ?1-J- "?:'
_,.,kin_ connoctlon dally (except Sunday) ut..
v _u ft 5.tll Mnln Llno Bhlps saillng at 7 i?.
M. Tlcliut". M S. Maln Stroot.
irglnia N*ivi?ntion Co,''
JAMES RIVEil UA": LINE.
. I'HAMKIt l'OCA tl O N T A lt
LlSAVEti MONDAY, WBP..-H.
D.W AND FHIDA- AT 7 A. ,M.
for Norfolk. 1* ,rtaiuouth. OiiJ
Poltit. Newport Nows, Claronioiti
und James Rlver lamttiiga. und
.nnectlug ut Old P'lut for Washington, ..al
more nnd tho North, Stato ruoma r*.?erv^it
for the nl?ht ut moiteriite prlces. Electrlc cun
dlrect to tlie wliarf. Fuiu unly Jl.50 utul y;
' Fii'liilit retelved for ubove-uumod places ant
II uulutu ID EuH-ern VSr.-lulii und NortU (Jury
1KVIN WKIIHOEH, Clen'l. Mgr/
llarber. Jr., Hecralary.
- - - ?' ?'?*?. ?
Bay Llne to Baltlmore,
Vla C. und O. l't-y. aud Old Putttl
U. S. MAIL nOUTE. ,
Leuve Jtlehinoi'd vla C. end O.
daily, exi'epi SuiJiay, ut 4 K'M.
connectlng ut (iiilr Point wlt?
st.iuuu'is of Old way Llne. leev?
I11K 7:15 ,P. M.. arrivlns JJ?H|.
more (1:30 A. M., counacllng Ncrtli. Oan untt
\Ve?t. For tlcket. and Infonuutlon apply W
O. und O. \W\y-. ltlcbmoud Trun?f?r C-unmoy,
und No. 630 Euat Mulu . treet. . . }
Clyde Steamship Co.
PIULAD1SLP1IIA,
UlCUMOND AND NOltFULIS WNJil. f
t'rvl-hl r^pelved uud dellverH du|Jy ?( C,'
aud O. ,'ity. I'u 'j ln-i-'t, tiuvuetveuth ua4
Uroad Streets. II. K. SVODUFIN.. SultCltUV
Ai-uuw Vn. Nav. Co.'? W*4*t\ Mrasktt*. .. JT- ',
ull poluta

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