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New York
Stock Market
Now York, .inly 19.? To the accom?
paniment oi greater acilvllj to:.rtu> s
?lock market increased It* gains of
the past few days. The rise was bo
gradual as t-> he almost imperceptible
and gave cotoi to the belief th.it tin
movement was deriving its chief im?
pulse from exi ei t mntitpulatlon, js
well as Inside absorption. The same
reasons that served earllei in the v. ? ? <
-the crop outlook?increased activity
in vat Sous pvlds "f Industry and easier
money were again contributing fac?
tors^
United .States Steel was under some
pressurt at tt.neb, t>'.it soon moved for?
ward with other speculative tavorius-,
although in lossei degree than L'nion
!'? Iii st. Pa it, Amnlaamatetl Copper
and numerous Bpecultles. Some oi the
latter advanced tw<. to five points.
Reports of general betterment in
in...-t lines ol trad, found continuation
ii thr Increased hnjik exchanges, al?
though t)ns gratifying condition is
somewhat nullified by poor collections
it: certain sections.
Bonds ?'< r< st* ady, with total sales,
par valued H.flSfi ?
United States government bonds
wer, unchanged. '
New York. July If*.?Money on ? ail, '
steady. :,:s? 3 per cent, ruling rate,
2 3-4; Time loans steady, sixty days,
/J !-i per cent six months, i ;.| t.? t-.-.
Prime mercantile paper, tu. sterling
exchange firm. $4 R5 for sixty-day hills.
St -771 for demand Corrimiirclal bills,
ft 51 1*1
:.!? IIMOMJ > ! DC K MA UK KT.
Ftrick and Read L..:.. :. 1013 E, Main Strmt.
m'atk sEcykiT'iijii. Bid. Asked;
Virginia 3s. e;.d. C. and R. l.'-3*.... J?U ...
v.l. Centuries. .-2. c. aud BL, i?L. ?? MS
RAJLROAD BONOS.
' A. C L. R. It Con. Tr. 4 p. c... M
, A- C. L. R. R. Conv. Debs. 4(. i'.'iJ 103
C and O. Geri'i M., e^i, 19S2. 191
(Georgia, Sou. and P.a.. IMS. 104 ...
e*o:gia and Ala. Con. is, :3i3.... 100
N\.::o,k and Wtst. Hy. 4s. lH.<?_ Os
Seaboard Air Ll.-.a 4s. ".MO. S7 ...
Seaboard Adjustment 6i, ????. SI
Southern Hallway let it. ijin. 101 ...
bo. R. Dev. ar.d O. it. IM?. 7a
Western N. c. i?t e?. c. itui.ic:
STREBT RAILWAY BONDS.
Nor and Torts. Trac. Co is, MH . s?
Vi. By. and Power Co. It. 1931.1 fr7
STREET RY. STOCKS. Par.
Va. Ry. and Powtr Co. p!d....l00 85 HVi
RAILROAD STOCKS. Par.
Chesapeake and Ohio.100 V5!j ...
Aortolk and Western com.100 lWia ...
i: . K. and P. dlv. obligation.100 . i.O
.-'.,Mr4 A.r Line pfd.100 ii
Seaboard .lir Line coin.100 33
Southern Railway pid.ho 71
.- lu^hern RailwA'y com.100 ?S
BANK ANTJ TRUST CO. STOCKS.
American National.Kv ill's ...
Iii >ad Street. :i W
:.. . o: Commerce and Trusts.100 1x3
Central National Bank.lo) 13,'.
Commonwealth Bank.ice UIH ...
Plrrt National .IcO .-15
Mechanics and Merchants.00 ri'i
National bank of Virginia.100 270 1-75
>nd Bank and Trust c'o. 2; Mft ...
savings Bank <jf Richmond.3 M
Uliloii Bank ot Richmond. 60 350
Virginia Trust Co.hn) lto
Witt Und. . t:i[ 45
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Va. Klro and Marine las. Co... 23 73
MISCELLANEOUS;
Va -cur. Cheat. p!d t p c.;o) ::.\ ui
C'uoi.itlons tor Interest-paying bonds are
at a price to which Interest must l>c add?
ed. Income botlila and t-?r*.tncaiva v? ia
UeUtedhess are flat.
BOND LIST
.a.mere it vbiJ).
k ;?!. l \V?i?t?rn tony, u (bio) .
?ril A:r Ltln- tiau.pfcd In tu.u).
krj Air l.iii<: slumped ??.
ern Hallway is.
irh Railway it.
I Hiaie* --1?; Hi."..
rtgiaitrtd :s, ?ku ?lud?.
v 11 - nl .-Brown Brci. ct:
V ir^iiiiu-i ;ir. Ulu ni. 1st
Va. By. and 1'owcr Co.
< Ol I ON UAItlilil 8.
rk, July I'.'-Xcw tirch rccc
?r*t ; :. inii ??
? pry-MCly .It-spi
t
A' I I AI. WHOM - I , I {? ..: ? i ,, , .
.MA Iii. I I
?
Chicken*. Chol t
Heat, lb
K?OItl :t. - i I
Du< k*. Isr*r* .1.
Duck*, *m*i:. youne :\> ; ,
In cr?-?e. r.?ar ay :. ? .- |
Ir. crate*, otner (Action*. 4 :
<? .u.e* t ggt, rl'.z. w,
817*1 :; it
Ftrr.lly. choice, frean. Hi.0 u
?'?lerchantt'. tulr. ::?. H -.{
LIVE STOCK
Veal*, choice, to fancy, !b.... " 2
Veal* r?ocr to fair, lb _ I (t
Ctlyti, runner*, per* lb.
Uaioi, sprlns, !b. ".H^r
? ?? - :?:r to prime, lb. I " u
Of KS AN ACCOUNT WITH
THE UNION BANK
OF RICHMOND.
HOT 25AS*S MAIN STREET.
?1.00 MAKES A START. 3 PER
CENT. INTP.KKST.
Otlicial Kange and Sale of Stocks in New York
s. stock. op,
Aills-Chalmers. i?t pd . V
Allis-Chnlmers. pfd.;..
Amalgamated Copper ??? S->
Amer. Agti Client., V'bmi 60
Am? r Bet t Sugar, coni;.
Ami I i' hi <-..:i . 31
American Can, pfd ?
\nti;r. Car and Foundry. 57
Amer Car and Four) pfd I1C
American Cotton Oil.
Am. Hid, and Leather, pr ...
A m U b an Linseed OH...; 13]
American L;>coni ttvi t
BY THOMA!
High. Low.
Amcfr. Tor... pfd.. new*.
Anncotidn Copper .
A1 hlson .
\tlanllc Const L*i ?
\ .-. I. . t Connectli ut.
Baltimore arid < thlo..
Bet il? "-in st.. 1. > "in
Brlitsh-Amet-: Tot?. Co*.
Brook 1 vn Rapid Trnhsll
It*,
ii->.j
; W
Cntitii'lnn Poeltli
CheSai ? nke and Ohio
Chicago tlre.it Western.
Chi. Mil. and .-i Paul
Crucible Steel for., com.
Qru :lble Steel, pfd.
Chi lago and Northwest.
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Colorado and J5o ithern..
Fed. A;in and sni . pfd.
?
a rj
30 Great Northern, nfd.; l-^ -i
? "i Cireni Northern <ne ctfs J* ?
?30 Illinois Citntrnl .??
KK) Iriterborb-Met .
:'0 Interboro-Met , pfd.
71
117%
?S
13\
JOS T.
11"--.
92V..
l?Wi
2DH
BRANCH & CO.. Bankers and Rrokers.
Closing.
li:l.\SK<d Sales. Stock.
117',
H?H
lAVi
11*4
?
!?>???
I3S '
31
Open. High. Low.
117'i
677,
II
-p.
ios
II M
297
3t?4
20%
1> Int. Mer. Murine, com.
?? 360 International Paper _ 16
ti Int. Paper, pfd. ;.<f
K ii City South., com.
6194 i>.i*< Leltlgh valley . i?;t?j
"I 100 Liggett and Myers, com 20|
Liggett and Myers .pfd. ..
"S'i l.orillard Tob. Co.. com. ...
Lorlllard Tob. Co.. pfd. . .
llv i .ym l^otils. and Nash . x SHtt 167H.
53 ?.'.?.mo Miami Copper . 20
SW Mo . Kan. and T, x.in.
i' , FCO Mexican Petroleum . 70
tt'a 1.20(1 Missouri Pacific . 34
ltU?4 ,XV) National Lend . 59
'ii 310 New York Central. !>?:
S3?t) I00N V. Out. and Western 32H
17,1 700 Norfolk and Western... 117-s
129 I.e.? Northern Pacific . I2ivij
l l?H ajo pa< Irto Mull . 32
297-?j i.its Pennsylvania . l-iN.
b.-. j goo People's ,;a.? . ll'itb
11*4 !>?> P., C . O. and St. I... com. la,
IOS , P.. C. C. and St. L. pfd. ...
!!?>*? 100. Pittsburgh Coal. com... JIV
272 Pretsed steel Car.
109?? Pi. used St. .1 Car., pfd.
:'.'*. Rv. Steel Spring, c'pm.
12.701 R vi.ling. ltMfi
Republic Iron an 1 Steel . .
!:(> Reptil ll< I. and S . pfd.: 85
? Rock l?!.ind . 2t?4
Ro k Island, pfd. ISVi
200 Seaboard Air Line. com.
Iyi Seaboard Air Line. pfd. .*;;
300 Slos.?-Sheffield. ?A
2.3f*l Southern Paolflc . 110U
1,300 Southern Railway .
400 Southern Railway, pfd. 77?i
Standard Oil, old.
:r>? Tennessee Copper . t3?4
' -.
'. ? : 8J..W Unloii Paclllc .MRS*
3',"?'? :V'V CpRed Strifes Rubber... '-''i
.
:? ? ? t'tiited states st.pfd ii;
| ?'? '? .-' Cast iron Pipe? lS'i
19: 'to v.. -Ciir Chemical, pfd.. UV-?
137*, Wabnish, pf.l . ? . ?H
i .i, Western t'nion . *2N
I3i Weymah-Bruton To, Co.
20VS Total sales for day, 297
59 Total sales for week (rive d.
it' ,
103-i
9."'.
1SSH
:;i
165?
UW't
?9^i
"?*
I16H
lOS
PVH 164%
unit,
7T%
4t,
I'.i, 16
RS>4 .'>?
21V5 -?.">?? i
I'VIS I67?
193 201
11374 I13V4
187 193
112*4 113'i
lf,7H IM
:-i :'i''i
26*>4 27U,
70 70',
!.'!% 121"
,1 311
i-.:\ 12?!
11.1 116'
: : ?; |?S
|i19Vi II?
21 .'1'
35 .V.1
iom io2
:f. 36"
t?t, 4S1?
23 23iJ
?1-^ 110?
29V?
n?i 774
97/1 MO
5?.'?
000 shares.
yt i. 1.312.2O0 shares.
HOC?; lb. <? 1
COUNTUT-CURED BACON
Harr.?, wr:: an.oki?. small, lb. if IS
Hume, well smoker, largo; lb- ;< ? i;
Bide*, well sraoktd. Ib... .-V? j li
Shoulders, well smoked, lb_ ."-i-,./ VJ
HIDES.
Dry fllr.:. lb. St 4r
Dry aa.iL lb. IS it
Green, aalt, lb. ll'.i'J1
Green, lb. WVk9
Green, damaged. 1 'l ?
Tallow . it 6
Beeswax, lb. y fa
WOOL.
Ch.. unwashed, free of burra. <j 7f*
Ch., unwashed, lightly burry. X ; .1
Co.; unwathed, rnodlum burry M Q 21
Cb.; unawanru. heavy burr<t. I'l y kg
MISCELLANEOUS
Potatoes. Irish, No. 1. bo. : 7?> 10
Irish Potatoes, No. 2. bbl. 100 (f LCI
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET;
New York, July 16.?Flour?Steady, wit
wheat. Bye Flour?Stead}.'. Cbrn.me.il
Quiet. Rye-Nominal B?rlcy?Quiet Whei
?spot firm; No. red, it.'M'i ?? si ? ? ?
vator. ixport basis, and export! ll.osH :
0 b. afloat, to arrive Futures '. Q Iii?! li*.
higher^ Jtilyi ??!.-???,; September. .. ? ?: .
December, $1.04. Corn?Spot easy; export
t|Ulet: ?tundarl white. .-7i..e In elevator
Pork?Steady. Beef?Steady Cut Mefiti
Quiet; Lard?Steady! Tal|ow?Quiet. Pc
1 roloum -St, .iily. Wool?Steady. Rosln
Qulet. turpentine?Easy, it'.ee?Firm ?lo
lassejs?Steady. Ru\v Sitcaf?Steady. I'.ctin,
Bub-T?Stead; Cheese?Steady am' uh
? i.n.--.l Butt. ?? -Quiet and easy. Msg*
Irrecular CofTei No. 7. lp.ic. Futur,
steady; September. 13.09; March 13.3*. P.
lato?*?Steady; n?? Southern. No. ;. ban
sharp advance* occurred In
crude, no
40 ft c,.v
< Uli AI.)) liKAIN M.MtKI l.
Chicago, July 19.?Announcement of iha
closing ol the Dardanelles by Turklsh
lirillan hostilities rrousht about much ?-x*
cltement to-day in the wheat trade, ana
rau-.pi! the market to finish at a net ad
..' i i :? a bushel. Latest transac?
tion* left eorti Irregular, ram-inn from ?'??<
off to lc up- nats with a gain of i-VSf to
ISc, and provision* dearer t>>
he leading futures ranged n.? folows:
n. Illgh. Low. Clo?o.
WH E A T?
illy ? -Wr.?at--F:rm;
n ? Sil idv: leont rart.
No V w hite. r.1> * Sic:
iiyi?Hag lots nearby
KU I! Mi.si; ft RAIN MARKET,
K II.MO.VD IIAV MARK El
(Mill -l WIKKTfi.
richmonmj live stock maiiket.
. - t hi Stock Varda.)
j.. . mund, Vj . jj.y :> .:<::
Rcporl it thi ilvi ?io<k market for tha
< ?*k fending Ji ly ?915.
Beat iterrt I* '? .. . :.:e1lum to good.
4 ?;?.. io. to iair,'??<c.; beat ae.:?-.?.
?*Hf.i rntdlurn :.. sliOMte.! 'oinr.um
* ,i * v ? . '.eat cow?, 4*4 j '. i^c.; mr
iuni to go M-y.; common to fair
.?. ?;? . '. I?, ? <'.. Frean eowa. |lw<|?- 00
cad Brat calvea, 1 . fair to good.
Ijeka < .f j, . . .a;>rlr.g lamba, fOte.i
?<*t aheetV.'tOSc.j fair t<i good. atfJ'uc.;
IQ] . beat ring?, "V . ann-ita, f"AQ
Sc., plf?. *1if?V?c.; ?!>?*? ?nd aiara. Hi <J
!y 1?.?Cattle?RtCftpta, u.ooo
iua.l Market strarty to strong. Beeves, |
iv<j W . T-xjx at.a. tt.&Ftj IT.O&i weit-:
er? sti ii ? ?.? >i-a? ?. .?. stockers und teed- j
er! ? ? ?.! ><*-.'. nitri auj heiter*- 12.40? '
i-il?M iJ.W8li.6t), Ho^s-ReCelpts. i
11.Ovo head. MarKri active at lvul?c ...???.?: ;
light. S7.3A?if?7.S7V?; mixed, 57.30 fl $-?.$i; 1
?*??? v. IT.10ai7.t8; rougn. {.' It'fl'.IO; pigs, j
tfi.TOI | bitig ?! sale*, J7.50tflT.iO Sheep?)
Keceliitt. H.iXVj head Marke: to- sheep 1
steady, lambs strong, native. $3.:?S >.' .w; :
western, $3.40946.10; yearlings. 14.16?$3.05; !
:<-mba. native. 11.26*517.40; western. $?.26?
?7.1C. 1
New York, Jiil> 10.?Beeves?Receipt*. :.vu '
head. Kirnt market. Steers, S?. 19 $10.04:
bull*. ;..i ??;?.-.. cows, 52.ai5/$S.76. Calves
-Receipts, tV3 head Active ami Htm! . 6ni- ?
m.in i?. prime \..,i>. $7.00,, ?10.60; culls, i'>M ?
ft '?>??'??? Sheep and liambs?Receipts, 1.319
head Sil,. |. a..- t.iinibs?Higher Sheep,
V. ji.i'ii lamb*. $6.Oily IS.25. Hogs-Re-.
elpts 2,053 head. Keeling Arm; prtmn 1
stall heci!. .' 2(lper 104 pound-..
RH H.MONIi tobacco market.
Richmond; Va . July 19. v.'12.
Kollowlrj art t... quotation* on the Klei-j
mond Tooarco Exchange
BROWN smPPINVJ.
Lugs .J T.::gs st,"
Shalt le.it . R.iO ft O.i.0
Lo:ik leaf. 9.00 3 13 DO
\\"r:. triers . lO.Ur" tj l?.vO
BRI?HTS.
3MoKERS-Comiu?n . ... 7.oa i. i :a
Medium . 10.00 tj 1100
Kine .12.00 Si lU.Oaj
CUT rERS?Cot-trnon . 14? y i.VuO ?
M< -Hum . 15.00 i Ii W
Fins . ?.?? it Sl.wi
: Fancy. it.?9 i 25 H
Fl LUE RS?Common . S.OO a 10.00
M. Jium . t.00 'U 52 wO
Hood . 12.03 a 10 00
Fine . KOO W 30.00
wrappers'?Common . 15 .j 'i 10.00
FiiW. ?1-0
Fancy . <0 00
SUN-CURED?NEW.
?iirv corri'tnon to good. h.ln
ug*. good to prime. 7.'.0
hoTt leaf. ?.00
misoei.l-iN eoi - marke! s.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET. j
i Reported b; Rodger*, McCabc & Co.l I
Petersburg, va.. July 19.?Peanuta?Span
Ifen ? M.irhet ?rm. farmers' Spanish. 92140
I per hushed; Jumbo Spanish, sT'- j.: per bushel:;
No : shelled Spanish, />se per la ; No. 2
i shelled Spanish, I. per lb Virginla?.-i-Mar
;?? : firm; :ar.<-y lumbo. le per 11?. fancy >
j hand picked, 3S, S? S\ c po rib; extra prime.'
JlfjC p. r lb; prime, 3V per 10: machin?
I picked, i 'ii'ic per it>. shelling slock, 2V?c .
1 per lb.
dry goods Market.
New York.- July 19.?The cotton goods |
market* rule firm, with a modcinte biifl-i
'.* ss ii .'I- done. Meli'* wear Iln.s opened1
at advances, :or spring are being looked j
over , irefully by buyers Fine cottons are
Ith Yarns rule ?trade to firm. More
activity reported in ."i;ks nnd ribbons.
NAVAL STORES
Wilmington X >'. July 19.?Spirit* Tur?
pentine?Steady at 42"4c; receipts. if. casks.
Rosin i !? atl5.90) receipts, to barrels. 1
Tar?Firm at $2.00': receipt?, none Crude
Turpentine?Firm in $3.26. >4 :.* and ?4.7S;
? , 17 barrels.
nir.ah. Gh., duly 10.?Turpentine?
i ? r. at sa.es. 1,139 casks; receipts,
?' casks; shipments. 10*7 casks: stnok,
rasks Rosin-Finn: sales, 2.9:7 bar
?' ?: receipt*, 2A21 barrels: shipment-), 2.200
barrels; ,t^.;:. 144,407 h.,.?:,.? Ouoi?- n
marine intelligence.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JVliT V. 1M2.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon, Barney. Norfolk, mer
i nnd )>a*senx*r&. Old Dominion Lino.
? m*r Aurora. Karmin, Petersburg and
Jamei Klver landing*, merchandise and p.is
?< i.. rs, K?rman t.tn?.
Tu? S 0 ' o. No 17, Burk. Baltimore,
two birg?? of p|l. standard Oil ("n.npany.
SAIL.P.D.
Steamer Brandon. Itarnoy, Norfolk, mfr
... . passengers Old Dominion Line,
Bli > net P >l tin tan, Q rave a, Norfolk nnd
Jamei i:n*r landing!, merchandise and pas
sengers. Virginia Navigation Coiftpany.
BP . m<: Aurora, Furman Peterst'irg and
Jamei H ver landings, merchandise and pa.-.
Furman Line.
WEEKLY COTTON REVIEW
New York, July if.?The cotton mar
kct hon been swayed largely by w. a
ther condition!! during the week, an
as these have cut both ways, price
? been more or less lrrep-ular. Rail,
m the week, however, the general drift
was downward. That was due mainly
to the fall of neerled runs In Texas.
Many of the crop reports from that
.State, Including iomo published in
ICxjs papers, have been very; favor
able. The contention of sufne' is that
with one- good soaking rainfall over
the j?lato In the near future, the yield
In Texas Is likely to approximate!, if
not excocd, 5,000,000 bales. Some bear
Ish reports have been received from {
parts of Alabama; Mississippi and tho i
Carolinas. Bean assert that the crop1
east of the Mississippi has suffered 10
damage that a sp< II of dry, forcing
weather cannot repair, it is argued,
that present prices amply dls- !
count the damage that has yet be
cur red to the erol>,
Manchester luis been reported dls- .
llnctly quieter. The spot sales In
Liverpool ra\ beeil >t the rate of
7,0(13 to 8,000 bales n fliiy much of the
Week. The South has .->>ld freely ;.t
tunes, and the,, lias been scattered
liquidation for local, all street arid
commission house itccoiint, sonic West,
ern houses, aft-r liquidating long ai ?
counts, have sold fur. the decline, Hut
of late an upward tendency has de
velopfed. if benellclal rains ha\- fal?
len In Texas, excessive and welcome
rains have persisted in tin- region east
of the Mississippi Itoporls t-> the ef?
fect that the prolonged wet weather l.-t .
seriously Injurli . the drop are oocotr
ing moi.- numerous and fror? < wider
stretch of terrltor; What is more,
they are finding a', increasing number :
of believers who have bought. Dam
age from army worms and other pests,
moreover, is de?lar< i to be on the in-,
crease in many Important sections of
the Eastern bell From Texas, too.
com/lalnta of droughty conditions have
continued to be received from some
sections which have not been visited
b" ralriH There Is a noticeable ten?
dency in son:-.- quarters to reduce crop i
estimates. Meantime, the spot ':. iv
conttnui firm and u good demand
I.- still reported at the South for d.
slr&ble cotton, which is said to be in?
creasingly diflieiili t" obtain. It ap- :
pears, too. that the new cotton when It
begins le? move, will not .want for buy. j
??rs According to a report which has
been circulated here of late, at Gal
veston alone engagement* hav?> been
made for anywhere, from 5'0.|)00 to ?
000 miles for shipment to tlurope,
much of It August clearance. Lidrge
!!!.:?? -?- have b.-.-n steudv buy t.s
here bf pefbl r. and it Is predicted by
snm- that decidedly interesting de?
velopments are likely to occur In that
month. Outside public Interest in the
market has Increased of late, mainly
as a ri B?lt ol the continue.' wet wea?
ther In the Lastern belt and the, very
gloomy rpports which are being ic
cetved front parts of that region On
Kr'lday the market was nervous nnd
Irregular, ending higher on active
buying by spot interests and < overlng
l>v lending Wdll Street Shorts on lur
ther Heavy rains In the Mastern belt
nnd bullish . top reports
BRADSTREET'S REVIEW
_
New York, Jiil}' 29.?Bradstreet's to- J
rriorroW will say! "The keynote of this
week's developments is finite accurate?
ly pltomlzed in the phrase "favorable
crop pro/tpects." As a natural result
optimism .is regards future trade has
notably nur-.'.sod. and some reflection
of this sentiment lias already been ex?
perienced l:i a heavier demand from
the spring wheat Northwest, where
crops an especially promising. More?
over, retail trade, hns been stimulated
by hot weather and clearance sales,
tt.' i! On and steel trade retails all of
Its former life, the railways are begin?
ning to talk of car shortages In the
fall There is BOK/ewha.t more doing
ih dry goods, though demand lias not
ye I ? cpanded in n noteworthy way. In
fact, visitli - reports of jobbing houses
arc not taking hold freely, though pur?
chases covered a wide range of goods,
? staples receiving the call, while
j buying of novelties will apparently lie
deferred until drummers make their
visits ('rices of textiles are firm and
tend higher with some lines in rcant
i supply Leather is very strong, and
j new buyltig of shoes Is quite moderate.
'Collection! vary, bul It Is probable
that t:.- r< ? it been a little betterment,
except at Southern points, where pay?
ments continue slow. Business fail?
ures in the United .States for the week
ending .Itily i <t wem 2SS, against
last week and in the like week ?.f
101 I.
e Really Believe
VOl would like our way of doing business,?
and we cordially Invite the reader to come in
?.ind open -in account, and see for himself.
Individual and reserve accounts receive .-> per
rent, interest and are subject to check.
Virginia Trust Co.
RICHMOND, VA.
Capital, . . $1,000,000.00
WILL MEET NEXT
YEAR IH EMPORI?
Petersburg District Conference
Ends Profitable Three
Days* Session.
TWO LICENSED TO PREACH
Negro Adjudged Insane Ordered
t>? Hospital?Other
News Notes.
Timus-Dlspatch Buro.ni,
:. Bohlngbrook Street,
Phone nsi.
Peters urg Va., July U.
The Petersburg District Conierenee
ot the M i: Church South, which met
on Tuesday morning laut at smith
Hill, Mecklenburg county, adjourned
yesterday a.t.r a delight,til and pro
(1 table session of tnree day., to meet
hext year in Emporla, Presiding Elder
J. K .loliff presided, and the opening
sermon was preached by the Rev. J.
W. fit iff. The attendance or both
clergy and lay delegates was large,
and during the three days there were
many line addresses on subjects of
Hpt.c.ai church interest. ibllowed 'by
? is.-, u. .-.on.* o i t .?.? sain- These stib
?
Mvang llrm. Christian Workers the
Modern -Sunday bchool and Sunday
School work, Church Extension; Edu?
cation, Publishing Interests the Work
of the Worlds Redemption, Missions,
Temperance, etc The Rcvi Sidney
Peters spoke on the temperance out?
look, snd the Rev .1 D. McAllister,
Secretary of the Virginia Antl-Soloon
I., ague, followed In an address along
the same lines.
The report? received by the. con
ierence indicated a moat" gratifying
and encouraging condition of the
church in ail of Its departments
throughout the district
Walter Sparklln. of Market Street
Church, this city, was re-elected Mis?
sionary lay leader for the district.
Licensed t<> Preach.
On favorable r,"pt>rt of the Examin?
ing Committee, the conference llcens-d
two Active young Christian workers
of High Street Church, this city?J. t;.1
Edward* and f'hester A Tucker, to
preach the Gospel. They now stand
as local preachers
Election of Delegates.
At yesterday's session th? conference!
? le.-tf <i lay .1. legates and alternates
to represent the district nt the next
session of the Virginia Annual Con-(
ference as lollows:
Delegates?J. It Wall, of South
Hill: E W. But. her, of Peters urg;
\V \ Trotten, of Laiwrencevllle; W.
K Davis. 61 Dinwlddle,
Alternates?P. H Halllgan. of Car?
son: J. E Rogers. <.f Dendron, and
13: L. Mann, of Matonca.
bled In Hospital.
N Taulson, aged about sixty years,
died In the Petersburg Hospital this
morning, where he was brought in
111 condition yesterday afternoon from
his home on Bolllngbrook Street. Mr.
T..ulson eame here from Iowa, and had
been on employe at the factory of the
Appomattox Shook Company, near the
river, for about six months. He leaves
relations in Iowa and a son at Wli
llamsburg, In that State, who was
telegraphed to as to the disposition of
the body.
Adjudged Intnnr.
William Rrown. eolored. was ad?
judged Insane by a commission to-day
and ordered to the Central State Hos?
pital. Brown Is the man who bite
In the night about a week ago Pe?
on mo suddenly rrized. and. arming
himself with an axe. sallied forth In
the vicinity of Dunlop and Farmer
Streets, smashing In doors, and finally
breaking Into the house of Henry
Taylor, colored, assaulted and nearly
killed the latter. Taylor's skull was
fractured, nnd only a prompt opera
i tlon saved his life. Ho is still in the
hospital, hut convalescing.
Pleasant Outing.
The office force of the Seward Trunk
anrl Rag Company were given n de
lisrhtf ul nutln-r yesterday afternoon,
?Uuirctj iloiuts.
mu;.-byt em an.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHLT.CII.
i reachins at a M. by the pastor. Dr.
i". t. McFADEN The evening service will;
i>? umttied Sunday School st 0;30 a. M. i
Blbl? Classes at 10 A M
iKCO.Sl) PRESBYTERIAN OBURCH? j
R. v. RUSSELL CECIL, D, L<. puator. S?r
? r iii 11 a. M. .Sunday school ??: ?;t? I
a. m. So services at nigi.i.
W BS TM 1 X UTE tat fit KSBYTER1AN |
Church t?ruvt Avenue and Eim*.?preach- j
..t 1! a. M. by the pantw, luv. JAilL?
k. FAIR, D, D. Mo night sorvlc*.
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT?REV, J.
CAiDVI .N snjEWART. D. D. Pa.tor. At
11 o'ciuck tntrr will b? a mass-meeting
tor .ill" missionaries who arc g?)ng to
Africa; with ?eversl addresses, No service
at night. WtJsntnuuy service at o.i? P. M.
Sabbath School at 9:30 and Bioie Cla****
meet m to a. M The union services at |
S:1E Sunday night will be held with tin, ,
Allen Avenue Christian Church,
ShiKVlCE:! AT GRAUE sT/RELIT PRES?
byterian Church at. 11 o'clock j,. M.,
preaching by the Rev. ?. b Porter. No'
service at night sunday school at 9:30
a. M.
BAPTIST.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (BROAD AND
Twelfth BtreetsV-Rev. GBO. W. McDAN
1KL. D. D.i, pastor. The Rev. Dr. 31c- |
<; LICHTEN. u< Louisville. Ky . will
preach at 11 a. M. and ? :.', p M. Graded
Sunday School. Baraca and Phllkthea
' lastet. A W. Patterson, superintendent,
9 M a M. A welcome to all.
UROVE AVENUE BAPTIST CHCRCFl
(Grove Avenue and Harrison Street) ?Rev.
\V. C. JAMES, Th. D. pastor. Preaching
by th? pastor at 11 A. il. and 1:13 I'. M.
Sunday school at 9:16 a. Mi (James b.
w.i. Supt.l, 1'rayer-meeting Wednesday
at "'> lock)
ORACE STREBT BAPTIST CHURCH
((.:c.(e und Foiishee Streets) ?Prrbclnug
at 11 A M by the Rev A. It. LOVE. No
service at night. SUnday School at 9:30 A M.
i Hugh P. Powell, superintendent). "Wed?
nesday evening prayer-meeting ru S:li
o'clock. The public, especially strangers,
are cordially Invited to worship with us.
311ETHODIST.
CENTENARY M. B. CHURCH, SOUTH,
(Grace Street between Fourth and Filth
Streets)?Rev. W. .f. YOUNG, D. D.. pastor.
Pres hing at II A. M. by* Rev. o. H. DAM
BETH Preaching ut s;!.-. p. M. by Rev.
I R EOQLB8TON. Graded Sunday School,
with organized classes, nt 9:30 A. M. All
seals free.
PARK PLACE METHODIST CHURCH
(opposite Monroe Park, on West Franklin
Streeti.?Rev. WALTER O. PARKER, pas?
tor, will preach and conduct the services
at 11 A. M. and 3:13 P. M Strangers and
friends welcome.
THIRD CHRISTIAN CHURCH, corner
Twr.ty-slxth and Marshall Streets. Dr.
DAVID FRANCIS, minister Sunday. July
51. preaching by the minister at 11 A. M
and S'.'.fi F. 31. Subject*: ??Christ ai the
Door" and "The Man Who Walked With
Cod Bible School. 9-.V? A M.
christian BCilBNCB.
REGULAR SERVICE ?*F FIRST
Church of Christ, Scientist, will be held to?
morrow morning in church edifice (corner
Pork Avenue and Meadow Streets at II
o'clock Suh.lect. "Life." Wednesday even?
ing testimony and experience meeting at
??A The reading-rooms nr? located at
5(/7'? North Sixth Slreet. and nrr open every
week day from 10 A. it. to 6 P. M. All are
cordially Invited.
SimntML_S?amM.
AN ASSET
of incalculable value is afforded by the depositing of funds in a
bank of recognized standing. The prestige of
Richmond's Slrictly Commercial Bank
carries conviction of the depositor's reliability and stability.
Planters National Bank
OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
Pay Your Bills By Check
The payment of small personal and household bills by eherk is a mat?
ter of great convenience as well as a safeguard against .-rror. No dis?
puted bills when the aecounl has been paid by check?the canceled
check acts as an Infallible receipt.
The check eliminates delay and In every way Is superior to cur?
rency for the payment of bills. We solicit yr>ur personal account
Bank of Commerce and Trusts
JOSEPH R. WII.I.ARD.President.
A. u. IIOLI.ADAY.Vice-President.
I?. M. KENT, .lit.Vice.President
It. D, <:A >1 PIIEI.I..( ashler.
nnil Inst nlprht at the fine eountry i
home of II. S. So ward, In Prlr.co George
bounty, tl'.e guests wer.- elegantly en?
tertained and everything was provided
for their comfort and enjoyment.
Double I uncrnl,
Th'- funeral of the two sisters,
Blanche and KUth ~.verly. who were
killed Wednesday morning at Gross- <
tnun's Crossing, In Chesterfield coun?
ty, by the cannon ball train from Rich?
mond, took, pine* at 1 o'clock this af?
ternoon from Old Blandford Church.
The lnpresslve services were conduct?
ed by the Rev. Lloyd C. Moore, with a
large and sympathetic assemblage
present
The bodies were laid side by sldo In
the beautiful old cemetery.
The funeral of the late E-lward O.
Mann took place this eventng from tho
Blandford M. E. Church, with a large
assemblage of friends to pay tribute
of respect
Ocnrrnl .\'r,Ta .Note?.
E. W*. McFee has purchased the, Clal
borne residence, on Sycamore, near Oak
Street, for t?.iiO.
Mr and Mrs. Myer Saal have closet
their residence for the summ*.- and
have gone to the ttockbrldge Alum
Springs.
Mi?. Pearl Phillips and Mrs, Annie
? 'Brian, of Uullatln. Mo. who have
been visiting >lri-. Albert Andrews, in
Ettrlck. for several months, left for
their home yesterday.
Mrs. W. A. Williamson and daugh
r have returned from Cape May, ac?
companied by Mrs W B COe, of Bal
t ,nir<re.
Cungresalooal Primary.
Chairman Hilbert Qlllam. 'if the
Fourth Congressional District Commltl
tee. gives fotmal notice of the Demo
cratic primary election to be held on
Saturday, September .'1, for the purpose
of nominating a candidute for Repre?
sentative in the Sixty-third Congress.
All lawful Democratic voters, qualified
to vote at the general election to be
held on November ;.. will be entitled
; ' ? i_
iA?ill?uO?
Ricliionu.FreilericisiTe & Potomac R, R.
TO A NO FROM WASHINGTON AND BEYOND.
(.??me- Itlelwrioml I Arrive l'.lrli mutid
??'..-.M A M. Il\ id SI. Sta.
?5.40 A.M. .'??Iii SI. Big.
?MO A.M. M?ir. Si. sta.
?8.10 A.M. Itjrd si. st?.
?<?.ln A.M. Ilfrd SU st?
?li.nl noon bird M. Ma.
tt.00 P.M. II) id St. Sta.
?3.5(1 P.M. Ilird -i SU
;4.l.'. P.M. Elba Slat loo
?5.16 I'.M. Mslr. st. M?
?s.-ll p M. lluJ St. Mn.
?7.60 A.M. lljrdSt.sta.
Il.t? A.M. I Iba SValloo.
ll.lti A.M. Itird SuSta.
? lilS P.a. Main si. sta.
?H.60 P.M. lljrdst.st?.
?II ?n P.JI. It 7 St.sta
?9.00 I' M Hi 1-4 st. sis.
K>.45 P.M. UjraSt.Sta.
II.i; P.a. naloSt.Sta.
'14.64) nlKtit Byrtt st.sta
'I.05 nlrht Main st. sta.
ACCOMMODATION )RAINS- WEEKDAYS.
Li-are IIjrd sr. sta. 1,00 P. M. for FrtOrlcklhirft
Laave l.'llia sta. 7.15 A. M.,ti.<6 P. M. for A?l.l?rid
Arrive II, rd St. Sta.8.S8 A.M. fiom Krederleklb'f,
ArrDr Klua Sta. BJO A.M..5JI0 P.M. from Aablanl.
?Daily. tWeckdays. ;?undi?? oaly.
All trains to or from By.d Street Station
atop at Elba. Time uf arrivals ar.c departure?
not f-uara.-.terrf. Read the alga*.
SOUTHERN KAILWAY
PREMIER iJAKRIER OF THE SOUTH.
Trains Ltavf Richmond.
St B.?following (Chsdula flguroe puM.ab?
ed as information and not g'-arante-ed:
Por Ihr soutli?Dui.>?: 6:.u A. M. Local I
10:45 A. M. Express, ti .00 p. M Sxprese,
with eleotrl" lighted Sleeping car ;ur at- <
.ant" and Birmingham. ;..ti P. iL Expraita.
Week Ddje 2.M P, M. Local.
TORE RIVER LINTS.
t:IO P. M,?Dally.?Connecting for Haiti
more Mob. Wed. and Friday. 6:0? A. it. ?Hi- ,
tun. end Sli P. il.-ilon., Wed. and Frl
da) -Lcraj
.trains Arrive Richmond.
Prom tho South: 6.50 A. M , j;io A. M?
1:0* P. M.. 8:06 P. M. dally; 12;? Ex. Sun.1
Prom West Point: 9:20 A. U. dally. 11:86 a. I
at., Mor.. Wad. and Frl., 4:15 P. M. Ex Sua.
8. K. BUROESS, D. P. A..
St.; E Main fit. I'l.i.n- Madison 275.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
7 :J0A.?Local?Dally?Newport News,
a :15 A. ? Local?Dally?Ch'vlile. Ex. Suo.
'i hurmond.
19.00 A ? Kxpre-ia? Dally?Norfolk, Old Polat
110:00 A.?Local?Dally?Lohbg.. Lex. C. Fora? |
? D.OO Noon?Express ?Dally? Norfolk Old PI
?2:15 1*.?Express?Dally. Cln.. L'vllle.
|4:00 P.?Express?Daliy?Nor.'olk. N. Kows.
i.uo P.?Local?Dally?N. Netra, old Holnt.
t;15 p.?Local?Ex. Sun.~Qordonavtlle.
16 P.- Local-Ex. Suu?Lchbg. Natural
Bridge. Clifton rorgc.
?6 40 r -Limned?Dal y?Cincln'tl, Chlrago.
?11:10 P.--Exp:ese?Dali>?Cincinnati. L'vllla.
?sleepers, ti^urlor t'ars.
j TRAIN'S ARRIVE RICHMOND?Local from
I East: .s:10 A. M . 7;40 p. M. Through from
i East: 11:50 A. M . 8:06 P. M? 6:3*) p. M. Local
! Horn West: K:20 A. M., "t:ii A. M.. and
i-iliO P. M. Through: S:20 A. M.. 11 :55 A.
|M. and 2:50 P M.
.lames River Line: "R:36 A. M., 1:40 P. it.
I "Daily os-^pt Kunde;.
! Atlantic Coast Line
The (Standard Railroad of the RauiS.
EFFECTIVE JUNE lfilh. 1912.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DA I LT.
I For Florida and South: S.lf. A. M. and
(:$0 P. Ml, 1:00 A. M.
i Por Norfolk: "ailO A. M , 9:00 A. M.. *3:<H
I P. M.. 4:10 P. M.. "7:55 P. M.
For N. .t W. Ry. Wast: 6:16 A. M., 10:80
I A. M.i ???.CO P. M. 0 20 P. M.
For Pctigaburg: 100 A. V. . 6:1S A. it.,
??1:10 A If., 8:16 A. M . 9:00 A. M. 10:00 A.
M? '2X10 P. M , 4:10 P. M.. 6:05 P. M , 6:M
I P. M.. ??7:Si P. 3d., 9:20 P. M 11:46 P. U.
I Por Gfldsboro und PayettevU'.a: '4.10P.M.
. Trains arr.vc Richmond daily: 0.CC A. M..
6:40 A. M.. a:ao A. M.. *S:37 A. M., "10:46 A
M.. -11:40 A. M.. "11:45 A. M., ?2:10 P. M..
,?-1:40 P. M . C;05 P. M. ?.S? P. M . S .00 P,
M., 9:CM P. M . ??lO.ii p. M., ll:?0 P. M.
?Except .Sunday. "Su.iday only.
TUim of arrival and departuru and coo
ndctlens not guarantoed.
C. E. CAMPBELL* D. P. A_ tu Mala SL
i ?ichinond & Petersburg tlectric Railway
Cars leave Man, litlter, Savaatta anal Parry
I Streets, for ivteraburg:
I '6. 1, ?,, *9. 1U. 11, ?12 A. M.. L 2. *3. 4. *.
"?i f: ?6 7. 8, 'J. 10 P. M.
ll:<0 P. M.. for encater. 12:00 midnight for
Petersburg.
Cars leave Petersburg. fo?' of Sycamoro
Ktre^t. fer Manotiester: ?
16:15, 6.S5. "M6, ??iM. ?:JJ, 9:S5. '10:35. n.U
i A. M.; 12:35, ?litt, 2:35, 3:35. ?4:35, 6:35. 6:35.
?7:86, 5:35. 0:36. ?10:10, lino P. M.
j tDally, exceot Sundays and holldaya.
[ ?Carries bassagc and express.
I ??Limited, except Sundays and holldaya.
I All cars from Petersburg connect vita
I c'u? for Richmond.
Personal Pride
The gratifying condition of
thij. bank in largely d?e to tho
guidance of lit, directors VVhllo
always conservative, they yet In.
JtSCt n certain amount of liberal?
ity into Itu business which In?
spires its growth They each
take a personal pride In tho
reputation the bank has estab?
lished for courtesy and consid?
eration of the li,?t interest of
Its patrons.
First National Bank
not BAST MAIN.
Ulf II Mos p. v \.
ipltnl mill ???? ? ?'.?.OfKt.i'Oo.nn
Commonwealth
One of our banking offices is in VOl'R
neighborhood.
National Bank of Virginia
Capital .$1,200,00U
Surplus Profits. $ 700,000
Account solicited
Ninth and Main Streets.
Manchester National Bank
Progressive methods combined
with absolute safctv of fund-..
UdlllOdDO
Norfolk & Western Railway
S hl dult .r. Ertctt June IT. 1*11.
Leu- By : a 6tre?t Station, lUcaa.wr.u. FOR
NORFOLK: br.lv A. M , V.O. A. M.. ?J A
P. M . '4:10 P. M.. OT.Si P. at.
FOR LYNCHBURO A..U TUE WEST: ?6 11
A M . ?JBttPfl A. M.. aS.&V P. M., ?0:20 P. tf.
Arrive Ricr.rr.Jiiu f.-on-. Norfolk! allHC a.
M . i.:: w A il . ?iiti P. M . blO:2S p.
?U;J0 !?. M Prom Ihe Weal: 'tiiZ A 14.
u2:Iv P. M.. bl.40 P. M.. 't.tC P. M., ??.'-) P.I
M.
?Dal.y. aDally ex. Sunday. bFunday only.
\\ 11 BE V ILL i: U B-...SLBY.
O, P. A . ito.,r.ok?. 1>. P. A.. Richmond.
KM ILMO.M) \.M> < It ESA I'KAKE BAY
RAI I.WAV ( <iMP V.M.
Schedule 61 Electric Trains, affectiv? May
10. ill- Leave Rlciimcnd. Laurel and Broad
Streets: b ?6:00 A. M . *7:10 A. M . bS:lu A.
M. *::* A. M . ".u.b. A M. 11:10 A. il . :.io
P. M.. t:14 P. M . i-.M P. M., bt.10 P. M., 6:JJ
P. M . 4:30 P. M? T 10 P. M.. b?.U P. M .
10.10 P. M. 11:48 P. M. Leave As:..and. Eng?
land anc Maple .Stroits: 'iiK A. M? t. '^CO A.
il , 1:00 A M . b9:O0 A M . 10:04 A. M . "l; oO
A. Mi, UliOS M . "1.0? P. M . :.i0 P. it., ! 04
P. M . 4:vO P. M.. b5:C? P. M.. 4:00 1'. M . 7:v0
P. it.. *:<W P. M.. b* ** P. M . 11-.M? P. ?.
?Ualiy except Sueiuay. "iuioiy only.
bCsrrlei baggage-.
BEABOARH AIR LINE.
Southbound :ral.-.s scheduled to loave Rich?
mond dally: A M.?Local to Nor.Ina.
ItM P. Mi?Sleepers anJ coaches, Atlanta,
Birmingham. Savannah, Jacksonville. 1.2?,
A. M - i - r? a:..l ionct.es. JicXron v|||?.
li::i P. M.?Sleeperi miu coaencs, Adanta,
Birmingham, Memphis. Northbound trams
scheduled to urr.vo In Richmond dally;
1.0 A. M., 5:30 A. M., e:0? P. M.. S:l0 p. M.,
Local.
ifetcaniboars
OLI> KO.MIMIIS LINK.
Lv. Btobmond loot of Ash St. daily. J ft P. M.
Leave .Newport News.5:00 A. iL
At rive .Noriol?..?-40 A. If.
Connects will" main line steamers ...vlug
Nurlo.K lor No* lom daily, except Sunday.
; ev P. M. CoiiueciajiiS aiso inauo by .N. ^
w, iiy. ?> P- M- u"<1 4 u- **y. at * p. m.
Night line ?teamer? step at Clareuivat to
?,.:.u or receive passengers on signal, .ud
/111 bu met by pab.io conveyance,
\11U.1N1A NAVIGATION in. itsu-ctlve
March U>.?James Rivei ay day.igni (or
Norfolk a:.a Old Point. Newport News eud
ail juiins River landings Steamer leaVea
M.)t.aay. Wednesday ..ud Friday at 1:44 A.
il. Freight received for ail Jau.u. Rlv?(
landings, Ihonu MaUiaoii 171
Mali, Ticket Oil lee. 1-1 K. italn Mail
V.\( AT ION ( III l-i S
Go
To
Ha Halifax, N. S? cruise of mile*. Mag.
Ellflcent Scenery: GUI r?: l anso, Norlhumbcr.
I land Strait. Gulf ami River St. Lawrence and
[far-famed Saguenoy River, s. s. "Trinidad"
from N V. July .'0th, Aug. .Id and 17th.
From Quebec July SSth. Aug *th inj :3d.
I Tour? Ine. Hotel?, sinne Kxciirfclmi?, l.o.w-c
Rat.-. Twin screw s. s. "IH1KM t DIAN,"
a.Ms tons displacement. Electric fan?: wlrn
I less telegraphy, fastest, newest und only
steamer landing passengers a? the dock tu
Bermuda wtthuul t^an^fer. Salllng? every
live ?luv? in connection with R, M. S. P.
Co, Tickets Interchangeable.
For full Information apply to A. E. OUT.
ERIMUOGE S. CO., A^t>.. Quebec S. .-?. Co.,
l td.. 29 Brd.vv.. N. V.. S. II. BOWMAN. 10]
1' Main, or any Ticket Agt., or QUEBEO
s. s- CO.. Ltd.. Quebec.
"V^CAllOrrTOUl^'
Via
OLD DOMINION S. S. CO.
and Merchants and Miners Trans. Co.
to New York, Albany, Niagara; Thousand
Islands, Montreal, Quebec, Boston and,
Maine Coast
"ASK MR. BOWMAN,"
Tourist Aftent,
70S liast Main Street. Richmond, Ya,

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