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New York
Stock Market
Wew York. November .'6 ?The erra?
tic course of the money market tu-dav
aae reflected In operations in stocKs.
although* quotations were gtegvatcr than
>**teraay. ?.'all itioti'-?. opening at :?
per cent, guickly advanc? J t" lget
c. it. and renewal* wire mtid< at 11
per cent, a* ejegaegrad with ti pt r ??:it
>esterda>. After touclilnx tile hi?li
1'oint, the late declined steadily until
btfsei Ike * los.?- money wae entered al
i per cent.
Thai ?,?.- eoni? firth.-: ? oiling in
of loans, owing to the demand el m
tefiev banks, and It w.is sUKktsted also
that 'Wirt?tue* dressing" for the i \i'< t
ei calling on the oemptrotier for a
ntajtantatal of the rioadltlsa of national
banks, played u part in the action ot
the money mark? t. The mora aurgenl
demands for funds wera QUicki) untie*
i.. i bo v. ever, .?nd dttring the ih*i part
of ti ? -> . -< 11 loana wer? In saisdl r?
quist Time rates hardened in sym
eethj with the movement of call
monej I
;... stock market was relieved te?
vii%^ of pressure from abioad. On
reassusing news of the Ear opes a
political situation the foreign markets
unproved and tii. r. uas-a sympathetic
advance her?, at the opening.
lr.t. r?st waa centred largely on the
r.i ?:.??)' market. With the easing of
:. j . tile market steadied, and to
wa-d the close prices rose to the high
est point of the day. A number of the
standard issues made net yarns of a
point oi more.
Th? influence of bisher rates 'or
11,??.-.. \ w.is. reflected in the foreign es>,
change market, and exchange rates
... pped below the recent Ion figures
IX) the bottom quotations for about two.
years.
Auhison's October statement contri?
buted to the list of favorable rail
road returns. Gtoss earnings .Indreaaed
11.417,000, and the net $'37S,0C'.\ Bonds
sere utuharged. There was some
large semi - speculative issues changing i
aar.di.
Nen- York. November C6.?Money on;
call strong. 101 1-J per cent, ruling
rate, 11 per cent, closing bid. ;? 1-4;
offered at, 4 per cent. Time loans
stionger, sixty days 6 per cent, nine?
ty days, ? C-?ii6; six months, 5 1-2.
Close: Prime mercantile paper. < per
cent Sterling exchange weak, with
actual business In bankers' bills at
$4LSv75 for sixty-day bills, and at
t4 v47"> for demand. Commercial bills,
ft.$000 Bar silver. (,'?'.. Mexican dol?
lars. 4> 3-1.
i
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Ey Richard W. Maury.
C'c^k ar.J Bond Broker, 1015 kl. Main Street.
Rlcbstead. Vs., November X, tHZ.
BT ATE 6ECCKITIBS. Bid. Asked.
Virginia Da O.a. C. and R., Ml... S>
Vi Centuries, t-k C. and R. MM.. M>i 83
CITY SBCURITXK&
Hi. bmead City 4s. 1:., uoa-isso. sc
RAILROAD BONDS.
.r. C l. R R Cvn. Tr. 4 p. c. ?5
I and ? Oeal M . 4V?s. 1?2.10i
?j<crsia, Beuthera and F:a . IMS... 104
Uecrgia and Ala Con. is, l>43.104
.-?.aboard Air Liac- ?s. !?<<}. S(
southern Hallway 1st ;s. i*?l. ttt
iso. R. Dev. and G M. 4s, dH.
Western N. C. 1st C?- C, I'JUi.MS
STREET RAILWAY BONDS
Nor and Forts. Trae Co Zs, 1X6.. X. ... \
STREET UY. STOCKS. Far.
Vs. Ry. and Power C? vfd.1? M* M
Va Rj. und Pow?r Co om_Mt !? ?i
RAILROAD ST?CKS. Par.
At.-rule Coast Line com.140 IX ... j
<*!><*ape?ke and Ohio.IV s? ... j
Nor.'oik and \V.-#;er:i . era.100 Hi ... J
s.s-iK.ard Air Lin? pid.100 4?
.-. aboard Air Lille lorn.100 2u ... !
cr.-uthern Railway p.'d.10? U ...
Haefhara Railway ccm.loo ^5
BANK AND TRI'ST CO. STOCKS.
Er, ad Street. ? t) ...
Baak o: Caan metre and Truste..MS 137?, ...
Carttal Nstleaa] Back.v<v I4t ... i
? ??-?err.onwea.ili Bank.let 112 ; 117 !
nraa National.1X>... 30:',
Merchants -National.^..l'**?^>
Mechanics and Merchants.I V> J6u
. .-luna. .Stare end City Bank Mt Ti
":! i-.rr.or.d Bank and Trust Go .. 3? M ... ,
F. d True: ant Savings Co.ioj lull 103 j
Fmvnsgs ?aak si iUeam^ad.SM ... i
Cales Bank of Rlcr.:noiid.HW ... ;
\ t-Strla Trust Company.loo Ivi l?i !
West Ead . .n 4a
lit :ll:.aneou3.
."? . ' slty Corpotatloa pfd.. ... |
E - ttea -? .'.r^a:.-.Ti .MS Ml
; .- iir^.iy C&rp.lXi l:v
?? Car bea pfd s i .1*0 Iii
? i BaLdlBg aad _oas Co.1*1/7
i i :> Corp if: p:d ..Mt 191
. . r?. --^rCr..:.- Corn.. .? pld
?a-.'. ...lwia ... J
.-r- s.r K-ali; Cera, .4 j?fd
?*?-? .1? ?
" :* r"'' ' ' ?T I : i ar- a:
* ;~ - wl .-. ;:,r-r-*, xu 6- ?d4< d.
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A:.Js-Cha.seri ?V.\>.
/.?>.v?: limit 1.5 v.4 4a._
a derma T'.b?-'o c. ..-; ?? .ri-.d...
A-.?r.-:-. Cou: L.i* >; ?s
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Uggeti an?i >: --: T?.
J^nllarg ^"m;.?r.; V. ..
l^or;..?- . r v.
Nerteih *-.??. e
?aabaaitl a..- iua.>.: ?s -A
.-?i*o?rd a!r l^n- ~*
t-r iitb-r? K>: - , ? *
1-?-' r.-r.- K*i ? ? . -
ITkited e-.,-? .-? .?
a .-igiateree as, Mas ??
1" 5 rrrl>-.?-r<J IMi i!4>.
f. ?. Pa:.?.-.? : . ?? 7
VlTg.ri?. Brown B-o?
Vir?.r.4 ' i: ? . -r is: 4*.
Va I). i' .v.r i ,
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N?* 1 k N ? B . ..
t ...?...,,., -. 4 ,
l- *.Le co:ro? n-.?-^?; ;i ani a'ter a'<
eai.i d'-.Sa- ?????; nisi- -v r:r- r..cr;
aeit- ?' riesi ?t is ,-?'? .?
et* a*ly at a- nanc*
s peftits see
ee: :???r n?h- . r.r t ? tali i-. :? r
tkrV ?*:.?*? ?.rd.rs II <?? .
t- m- ? ..???
ta- Ear-^??n tf. .tl a ? ?
wttU ;t.? ay:>-??
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Tt ? saa *ae t ee ? petni m
eeat .-.. - r-? ?ir.? t - - ?
is Be ker- ?er? -- .. *
Sao an ?sathasls-l rtew e
rai ?rtisrton ?s? e??e??:a?re-i .
gram end ?he armer tea* e' eteaae
f-s? or- ?.* the n??? tn->?- -rr.p:-- ??
east appeared ie b- t*>* ?-r.? , .
f.;.?. ,.? activity te .>? ? -' ??? -r.?
? ? a. .
Seee.T esppBtd w:*a :a? m.:?
Opvn Hls?i ; ?w r -.
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Je- -ar. ir?v UOs l:js :..i
OPEN AN A OQOCMT
THE UNION BANK
OF RICHMOND
It 4 ? - T M ?. v -
gS.se Mixes / ?START. 2 I'ER
CENT iNTERJbbT.
Official Karge Sale ->f Stoccs in Naur fork
_ - ^m??~ _ ._i D>/.W.ri
All.
Amei to
Am
a Stock.
Allis-fhalmers .
All!i-<'hal!!Krs. pfd.?
1 aiifKaaeatii Copper ...
Amor. Agrl. Chem.. com.
Ai i r, Beet sVegar, cam-.
American Can .
Aim rieaa run. i>M.
An.. - Car an.l l-'o-indr: .
Amerlcaa Cotton Oil.
Am. Hi.', ana Leather, pr
American Uaneed o.i..
America* Oeejaaotlv? . .
Uo ?emotiv? ? P*e ??
Malt *'o. pre
en i?teeRlng .
ga isT, . .?!?.!. ? ?
Aiuet inn Sn^ar .
EM Amer. Tel a ltd T?-i. <"??? ?
Americaii Toba<1 <: com.
..?i Amer. Tob., pfd.. m ? ?
l ?>?? AMComla Copper .
1. " At Iiis. Ii .
i'>. Atlantic Cosst U?e.
a. >'. L ot Connecticut ?
g Baitimor? and Okie.
; ?. Btfthlviu hi Steel, com....
H-fii. item Steel. P< ?!? ...
Brltish-Anter. Top, Co...
Bi.klyn Rapid Transit
< entral Lent* r. i "i?.
Canadian Pacltic ???.
c 'h< i ?? ke * mio . ?
Chicago Great Western,
en! <:r. at West. pin....
Chi. Mil and St Puul...
. ? ; Ible Ste< l i'?r- com.
Crucible Steet pf<?.??
Chi. ago :.!.?] N >rthwiM
i' ilorado r'uel mUA Iron.
?'alif. Petroleaai .
t Jonsol'dated Oas .
t'ori; Pro.iucts.
i?. il and Rio Oraav. com.
Den. and Bio Qraa.
I Ustiil- ia' See. Cor.
Et
Open. HlSb
Ma
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8 ?
7.?u0
3,300
St)
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LMs
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1.70S
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W. Hi Im Tob. < ? ??
Oeneral Eh itrlc.
Great Sort! ? n. ?'???;?;
Great Northern Ore cut
Illinois Central .
Interboro-Met..
Interboro-Met.. pfd.
Int. M< r, Marine, com--.
BT THOMAS BRANCH
CleaSsa*
Low. Bid Asked
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65%
Open.
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& CO.. Bai-kera and Broker?.
S?le?. Stock.
rso international Paper
:w Int. Paper, pfd...
400 Kan. Olty South., com., -i-jt
3.100 I..-hlgh Valley . \'\*
7(0 Ufrgett and Mycre. coin 31%
Mgsett and Myers, i^fd.
300 Uirlllard Toh. C ?.. com. J'l
U .i illard ToL. Oa?ja?j
:wft lA>.nsvtlle and NaslixUle >** ?
I ? M xlean Petroleum . ?
?X? Miami Ooppfr .
MO Mo.. K?n. and T?-.\as . ?
I tat M <*?>?!ri Paclli.- .
Ii- National L* ad ??.
in-.N. c York Central.
IM M *? . Oat and Western
:>) Mart oik an* Western..
? a i Northern Pacific .
."?(VI P.n ii'n Mall .
l_HJ V>, ni svivanla .
7i?l People's Gas .
It*. P., i - . P. und St K. com
p. <?.. <V and St. pfJ
I'ittsti ir?l. i.'oal. com...
too Pressed Steal Car.
).?l I?. ss^il Steel I'ar. pM
By. Steel Spring, com
GSM* BeasHna ..'?Ul^i
. .i BepublTc iron and Steel
Republic I. and S., pfd-. W
.; Rock Island ?
7iu It nk Island. J>'<J
hi Seaboanl Air f.ine,
,., .-'. aboard A^r Line
l..i slo.-.K?Sheftleld ? ??
1 .>M Soi:th? 1 11 ^aeitie
1 tJ7 Southern Rail WS*
n? south* in Kallway,
Standaid OH .
i<v- st. L-Southwest.
f?) t ?x\s PaetSe .
34JM0Union Pacinc ? ? ?
1 Unites States Rubber...
>?> United States Steel.
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7?3 fr.ltci Stat-s Meel, pfd IU .
? CalteS ? isi'r Stores.
I? rast Iron Pipe.
IM Vs.-Car. Caea^caJ ...
V'a -Oar Cfcess* ?'? Ptd ?
va! By. and Pow??-. > ?!?
\ .u By. and Power, pfd
Wabash .
MM Wat-ash. pfd.
jaj Western I'tiion .?-? "
We\man-Bruton To. Co. ? ? ? ? ?
Total sales for day. JS7.??isna. -
Total sales for week ?tw > days).jff.J^fjl?.
I1.
?30
Mav . 12.42 It**" ?-54 IS-?!
July .13.33 Iii** IfJC 12.3?
spot cotton cloned arm. 30 points up: mid- ,
dling uplands, 13. ?v. middling gulf. 13 3.
s?al???, 3.40? bulee.
o???on. steady: mldddng. 13.00; net re?
ceipt* 7? bales: gr-vss. 4.4?>3 u?>i; sales 3.40*
bales: stock. ll".7f*> bales: export Coastwise.
3.304 bales.
Total to-?tay at ?1! ports?Net receipts.
;C.3S?- bales; export to Great Britain. XS.lOf
bales; to the Continent. 29.0S1 bales; to
Japan. 1.816 bales; stock. I.S99.7M bales.
Consolidated at all ports-?Net receipts. (
:M? ??S bales: export to Great Britain. 4C.595.
be lea; to France. 1083-3 bales: to the Conti- j
n-nt. ?7,443 bales. t-. Japan, 1.813 bales. |
Total alnce September 1 at a!! ports?Net !
receipts. 5.31<.3?3 bales; ? sport ;o tires11
Britain. 1.(13.041 bales: to Prasee, ?U.83>,
hairs: to the Continent. 1.384 09* laies; te
Japan. si. tri? bales.
N< -r Orleans. La. November lt.?Cotton
futures opened stealy a* A decline of
points on poor cables aad a favorable
weather map- The market closed firm at a
r.? ' advanee of 13 \i IT points. In the ear.y j
trudlng the marke? ?ad a steady ?nderten?.
Spot steady: middling-, 13'ic. Sales >.n the
Spot Sf4 bales and 40,? to arrive Ciosir.s
futures: NoTember. 13.4V: December. l?.7"j;
January, L~3; March. *?.?; Mav. 13.S?; July.
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NEW YORK PRODI ( E MARKETS.
New York. November M.?Flour 4~?Met and !
l?w^r. Wheat? Quiet and Irregular: No. 1;
northern. Delstb, SSHc. Cera?Easy at 53c
Coffee?Spot steady: Rio. No. 7. 14tjc .; San?
tos. No. 4. lSVjc : mild, quiet; Cordova. 14*?-?
l*c Sugar?Raw and refined, steady. Mo?
la f-ses? Steady. Batter and Cheese?Steady
and unchanged. Potato, s?Weak; Southern
? w.et*. barre'. $1 77.<r3.fS. Cabbages?Steady
end unchanged. Freights and Peanuts?Vn
i hanged i
Cottonseed oil was falr.y active, prices be- 1
(:ijr easy at th? star: under scattered sei.In?;
for outside Ion? account, but late In the see- I
"ion futures became flrmer on buying by j
cotton houses und shorts. Inspired by th-"- '
strength of cotton. November cloa-ed B '
points lower and other mouths 3 lower to
3 net higher, sales totaled mjm barre:.-.
Prime crude. 3.14 >i'.39: do. summer yellow,
?spot. 44049413: November. 6.t?s: December.
Sie: January. 4.17: February. 6 3: March.
?37: April. ?130: May. ?.3S; prime winteryel
lo? < 54 bid; prime summer white. t>.3v bid j
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
i '.l'fgu. November IS ?Wheat prices ...id!
d?*wa to-day chiefly because European SUO
tctlona appeared to make a weather scare
absurd. The market closed heavy. Matt 1*4?.
ui.e. r last night's cl'-si. corn "a^Sc lower:
eats unchanged to :tc off. and provisions
' -i r; ipg from 17'y\ decline to an advance of
ic. I
L> ading future* ranged as follows:
Open. Big?). Low. Close. I
WHEAT?
Dec . ?S KP ?4*i 54H
May . 31?, STA, te J*?i
Juli . i?. X% *7Ht
CORN? J
Dee . s'\ t!\ 47t 47S i
May . ... 4* a* ?-?, 47??
?1 - I. ??? e-. <-', ia,
CATS- I
l>ec. T M!a a 3!
?a . MS, :.., ::.-.'
?>?? y . . 2"S 33'- STT, ES
HESS Pi ?P.K -Per bb'
Dee . . its* '
Jar.1..E7 14.37 If 4i USA
1 . UO? Per K'j Iba. f
i*m . i??: low hum i
Jar. . . 1*? i<?47 1?4? 1??,;
>Iav . MO? !?? 1" 13 I'M .
?- ? -: " KIR- -Pee MS T
v i?a
'a- 3?..- to.?- iex i
M?: . *?; > %, i
' all est?: Wnee- No 3 red II'I
- ?4-t*erT, . j north-1
?r' *>5i7' . Ne . s Bo:::..rn. M^iC-y '?
t-ats-NV : No ; TMte. 54'jT34\ .1
?t :arj 3--i34?t.
rwmmonm ?.K.UN MARKET.
i: -i-.r : "a . Ne-. emb-r 34. i>1.
w .".1.E- IDE QS'OTATlONa ON ? HANGE I
WHEAT- .::r.
. dl I 4?
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Me 1 Im-"U?
? MM
No. i Timothy. 9 1?00
I No 3 Timothy. 9 1?-4S
I Lieht Clover, mixed. ? It-**
No. 1 Clover, mixed. ? 1A00
I No 2 Clover, mixed. 9 14.00
; No. 1 Clover. 9 *"?*?
No. 2 Clover. Nominal
HAT?Sample . Nominal
STRAW?Compressed . 9 MB
Lroae-pressed. large aelas... 9 xLOt
Load your cara an .Mat hay at doora rep?
resents contenta and thua avoid rejection!.
Thla market grades hay in aooordaac*
vith the National Hay Aesoclstlee.
CATTLE MARKETS.
Fork. November 3*.?Beeves?No trad?
ing; f/etilns: j-'-ad:. Calves steady. \ eals.
I7.W9U.S; iui:s. $6'S 7.*): barnyard calves.
>???Si4.25: :ed. ?6(b4.4B. sheep an.l La mot*?
Steady to slow, sheep. $7 50 ii 3.75; cults, %. 50
Ian tw. ff- ?n-u 7 0?; ??u!.?. |4.??tC.?n. Hogs?
Weak a- $7>OJiS.10; plus. 17*7.70.
Chicago. November A?CJSt tie*?Market
steady to 10V. up. IK-evea. 13.655i 11.<J0: cows
and belters S2.??9&.1S: calves, ?s.cogior..
Hoto> -Market weak to a shade lower. Buik
of Bales, J7.?C'.i 7.S?. Sheep?Market strong
at J.?0; lambs. *5.4v??"?*.
M1SC ELL AN EO C S MARKETS.
PETERSBURG PEAXTT MARKET.
(Reported by Rodgers. McCabe & Co >
I ctersburg. Vs., November 2*.? Peanuts.?
Spar isr, ?Market unaettied, farmera' Span
isn. IXinO Per bushel; jumbo Spanish, ?1
;.. r bushr "; No. 1 shelled. Spanish, i>?9<V.
\? r pound: No. 2 shelled. Spani?h. 3\c. pel
psind Virginias?Market firm; fancy Jura
bo 3>ic>. per pound; fancy handpU-ked, J'-c.
U-t pound: evtra prime. 3!ic pel po-in 1;
ptlrr.e. It P*r pound: machine picked. 3c.
per pound, s::?*..ing atock. ljf/r. per pound.
I DRY GOODS market.
New York. November 3$.?Cotton goods
markets arere very firm, tending hlgner.
Ai-vyncts wer..- announced in brown shtet
lags and ?i.le convertibles during the day.
Ysras were firmer snd higher. Silks were
i-i *ait demand. The jobbing trade is doing
a business of better \o.ju... than Is usual at
this period.
NAVAL STORES.
Wi.minston N. C. November 34.?Spirlta
Turpentine?Steady at 3?'*e.. receipts 2
casks Kosin?Steady at t&.CO; receipts 43
carrels Tar?Firm at 12.20: recelpta X bar
rela .'rude Turpentine?Firm at 134.?;
rev :pts a barrels.
Siiannali, Ga. November at.?Turpentine?
Stead] at H4#9t.; sa>s 923 caaka; receipts
1.5.1 casks: shipments 146 caaka; stock 34.417
casks. Rosin?Firm: sa>s 3.33? barrela, re?
ceipts .4?! barrels; -Shipments 1.1*4 barrels;
sif.? 143.144 barrels C/uote: A. B. C.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
r OKI OF RICHMOND. NOVEMBER 34. 1MJL I
AP.RIVET>.
svamer Berkeley. Shelly, Norfolk, mer
. .-.:.! d;se an-J passenger?. Old Dominion Line.
Svarner Pocabontas. ilraves. Norfolk and
t?rr.e-. Riv< r landings, merchandise and paa
f r.c-rs. Virginia Navigation ?"ompar.y.
st.amer Aurora Furman. Petersburg and
.t?rre.? River .andlngs. merchandise and pas-|
? - ? Ijrman Line
SAILED
?'?earner Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk, mer-i
chandls. and passengers. o;d Dominion Line
?>-smfr A'.rora. FurmaE. Pet?rsburg snd
Jsn.' River laaShage, merchandise and p*e
?-.gcrs. I inr.in Line. I
HELD FOR (.RAM) JIRI.
Prellsslaary Hearing ef Weanre ?aha
\ ?ieraa.tr* t? ?;atrr Ha aar aad Retreat.
rspe-la! to Th? Times-Dispatch.! j
Lyn? hburg. Va . November 2?.?-J..hr.
f:o*..-r?'.n. . olored. who attempted Prl- '
day r.lght te break into the Home
and Ketr'af. *?? Riven a preliminary
? ?.. .: ? -i the Polle? Court yesterday I
? nar. arid h? ?a? held for the ac?
te ? af the r>e-eir.v'?T grand Jury.
I- >;e-. e.- . ;r;r.g thi? hearing that
the : ?gro five months aer? was pa
rr.ied from the state Penitentiary at
! : *t* i -ervltjgr five, years of
\ flf'.ee-n-year sentence for hi'iasi.busk
;r.g ir> L: Bchhwrgj
ANNUAL MEETING
OF FAIR SOCIETY
Officers Elected for Ensuing
Year?Brothers Fined for
Assault.
[Special to The Time6-D:apatch.|
Fredericksburg. Va, November 26.?
Tiie annual meeting; of the stockhold
I era of the Kappahannock Valley Agri?
cultural and Moch'iit'cal Fair Society
was held here to-day and was well
attended. President A. P. Ro?ve made
ii!s annual address, reviewing the
conditions of the past fair, held 'n
September, and making a number' of
recommendations for the ne.\t fair,
to be held in the fall of 1913. Secre?
tary S. B. Quinn made his annual re?
port, showing all of the receipts and
disbursements of the past fair and a
balance on hand.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: president, A. P.
Howe, vice-presidents?J. P. Rowe. H. |
Lewis Wallace. L. P.. Colbert. T. T.
Arnold. J. R. Rawlings. J. M. Griffin.
David Hlrsh, F. D. Moncure: secretary
and treasurer, S. B. Quinn; board of
directors?A. P. Rowe, chairman; Col- j
. onel E. D. Cole. Henry Dannehl. St. j
George R. Fitzhugh, S. B. Quinn. Cap
taJn iL B. Rowe. J. B. Gray. W. J.
Ford. W. s. Embrey. George T. Boul
ware. H. B. Lane. C. H. ilurkamp. Jos?
eph M. Goldsmith, Thomas S. Shepherd,
Captain D. M. Lee, A. M. Garner. F. L. !
W. Green. Captain R. C. Vane?, Price
Kdwards. L. W. Landram, M. S. Chan
ceUer, 8. W. Somerville, John Thitnas i
j Coleman. Henry Warden. Captain 1". |
I AicCracken, T. F. Morrison. Judge R
I H. L. Chi ehester. Dr. J. (larnett King.
1 M. H. WlUis. Lee J. Grave?. H. F.
Crismond. F. C. Baldwin. The society j
is in a flourishing condition, with ]
prospects for a big exhibition next |
I year.
I Mayor J. P. Rowe has appointed the
following; delegates from this city t->
the ninth annual convention of the
National Rivers snd Harbors Congress, ;
to he held at the New Willard Hotel. 1
in Washington. December <: A. W.
Embrey, J. W. Masters. W. D. Scott. '
\ A. P. Rowe. C. R. Howard, W. J Ford.
H F. Crismond.
John Uammett and Eppa Hammett. 1
of Stafford County, were fined i-? and i
costs. 129.55 each, and placed under |
$100 bond by Justices R. Le. I.odd an<j i
Jefferson Spicer for assault.ssj A. N.
Goodman, foreman of th, gravel pit
at the Stafford good roads work. Evi?
dence showed that the ilarnni*tls ob- j
jected to gravel beirijr taken from
their farm, and when th?- tortrmtn was
approached on the subject he referred ;
Mr. Hammett to Mr. Kennedy, who
has charge of that part yt the work.
Before the matter ended, a c'.ub. shot?
gun and a pistol were displayed on the ;
part of the Hammetts Goodman
knocked one of the Hammetts down
with his fist. Mr Kennedr took the
gun from one of the Hammetts and
fired it so that it could not b* used
to shoot any one. The parties were
then separated and warrants issued.
The Hamme?ts. through their attorney,
noted an appeal to the Circuit Court of
Stafford County.
Rev. J. H. Henderlite aad family left
Monday for Gaetonta, N. C. where Mr.
Henderlite will take charge of the
First Presbyterian Church at that i
place Before leaving they were the j
recipients of a number of social en-1
tertalnments in their honor.
S. H. Howlson. farm demonstrator
.if Spotsylvaala County. Is delivering
-
It Pays
to em ploy the kind of service we render in fiduciary matt era.
We have a case in mind where this company saved an
estate, .n one transaction, more than the entire cost of admin?
istration
For example, the Virginia Trust Company is in a position
to make temporary cash advances, if necessary, to avoid sacri?
fices on the part of an estate.
Interviews invited
Virginia Trust Co.
The Sj?> K-cerutnr.
lUchmond, Virginia
CAPITAL ONE MILUON
I lectures Mil Improvement to all
of the public schools in the county and
will also deliver the asm* lecturs be?
fore the class In sericulture at the
Itate Normal School here.
Preparations sre being made at the
State Normal School for the publica?
tion i>r an annual for this seeeion. Miss
Belle fierce has been eleeted editor
in-chief, and the following young; wo
nen are her naalatanta: Miss Gay Wat?
son, business manager. Mlsa Louise
fjewls. assistant business manager;
Miss Julia Keaton. art editor; Miss
Katherine Hartenstein, music editor;
Miss K'lsie Cjleman. poetry editor; Miss
Myrtl.-e Tankard, society edit>r; Mise
'sanol:- Williams, wit editor; Miss
Mary Warner Johnson, athletic editor.
The State Normal School basketball
team defeated the team of the high
vcliool, of this city. In the gymnasium
at the Normal School In a warmly con?
tested game, the score being 20 to <.
The congregations of the Baptist,
Methodist and Presbyterian Churches
will unite In a Thanksgiving service
at the Presbyterian Church on Thanks
KivliiK I >a> at 11 o'clock, the sermon
to be preached by Rev. R. A. Wil?
liam*, nastor of the Baptist Church.
The Kpisivtpul churches will unite In
services at Trinity KpiscopeJ Church,
the sermon to bo preached by Rev. IL
B. Barber, rector of that church. I
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TURKISHr^D^blkMiBATHS^ j
I
Table d'Hote Dlaaer gsrurdsy end
Seeday evening, 6 to a o'clock. Sl.Se
each, I
THE JEFFERSON!
Richmond, V?.
Tha moat magnificent hotel In the
South. European plan. Rooms single
and an snite, with and without baths
-Spacious sample rooma. i
_ Cleb BreeJtfast
The
VANDER6ILT HOTEL
34th St. East at Park Ave.
Subway Entrants
New York's newest
and coolest?
The World's most
attractive Hotel.
Each roosp with a bath.
T.M.HMiard,
Walton H. Marshall.
The Confederate Mascara
TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETS.
Open 9 A. M. to 5. P. M.
Admission. 25c Free en Saturday*
The Valentine Museam
ELEVENTH AND CLAT STREETS.
Open dally from 10 A. M. to 5 P. 31
Admission. 25c. Free on Saturdays.
Rifsnws t PdeTskarf tWaTlaaimrt;
Cars .ee.e Manchester. Seventh sad .'err>
Streets, for Petersburg:
1. 7, t t ? il. ?il A. s, ' I ?, H
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u.ou P. M. fer Chester. 12:? midnight ler
Pet.raburn.
Can leave Petersburg, foot of BjBBaaaaj
Street for Manchester:
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?Carrlea baggage and easreae
??limited?Except Suaeaya sad holidays
Ail cars from Petersburg ceases: wits
cara for Richmond._
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
7 JS A-?Local?Deny?Ne a sei t Jisaa
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?s.eepera tParlor eata
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND?Lecat frem
East: t.et A. M 7 St P. at. Thiesah 'rasa
East. UM A. at. : P. M . ?:? P. m. Local
from West: I:*) A. M. ?9M A- BL, aal
Mi P. M. Through: ?BJ A. St. UM a. Si
and x > p M.
James River Line: ?%m A M-. 7JB P. BL
??Dal.? esceat Buedse.
Worfolk k Westen Railway
ON LT ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
Schedule IB Effect September ?a. 1SU.
Lesvc Byrd Street Station. Richasoee. FOR
NORFOLK <t:S> A. BL, I S P. M.. ??;M P.
SL _ ..__
FOR LTNCHBURO A KD THE WEST: hm
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KFTECTIVS OCT. a, MUX
TRAIN? L?.A?fc RIUflMOND DAILT.
For Fonds and Seeth: S:? A SL aad
f -p) P. BT.. 1 S3 A. at
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"per S. ? W. By. Went: ?* a- SU s?? a, I
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C s. CABTPBUaTLL. P.P A. *w BBSS St. _
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Protection and
Free Trade
Happily Combined
PROTECTION equally afforded depositors of
large and small amounts by our capital paid in
of $2,000,000 and our surplus of $1,000,000.
FREE TRADE, by reason of our large assets
of over TWENTY MILLION DOLLARS, worthy
bor row et s are assured of ample funds at all
times.
First National Bank
Ninth and Main Sts., Richmond, Va.
Business Interests
Of the present day require the co-operation of the bank
as never before.
lUchmond'f Strictly Commercim!1 Bank
offers its co-operadon to business interests, large tad
small. And, although a COMMERCIAL bank in the
8?iciest sense of the word, we solicit personal, checking
and savings as well as commercial accounts.
3 Per Cent Interest, compounded semi-annu
ally, paid in the savings department.
Planters National Bank
of Richmond, Virginia.
CAPITAL.-$ 300,000.00
SURPLUS AND PROFITS._.$1,400,000.00
Are You Getting Results?
If not, you will find the BANK OF COMMERCE AND
TRUSTS, Ninth and Main Streets, prepared to offer you an
up-to-date service, and to take the same careful interest in
looking after your business that has brought it thousands of
satisfied customers. Accounts, large and small, receive that
intelligent and thoughtful attention that insures results.
3 Per Cent Interest Allowed on Savings Accounts.
Incorporated 1832.
VIRGINIA FIRE & MARINE
are*
WM. H. PALMER, President
B. B. ADDISON. Vice- President.
W. JL MeCARTHT. Secret***.
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bank to handle
Work for South Richmond by
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