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NEW LOW RECORDS MADE,
WIER RALLY AT CLOSE
1 Vires Are Weak at Opening, and
There Is liquidation by Com
mission Houses.
Ti k\ foh hkttkh ntahi.y ihk .
I'..sit ion of storks Teehnlenlly Weak,
lint Traders Are tNinlident ln
?teased Prices Soon Will He Seen. I
Firm Tone in Hoiuls.
in into MIAN \v\11
M"V ViiIlK . 'cbruarv ' ??
k Kv !? anc" at *??? ??!????
? ! .. N a" n r - ??! I" ?? t,,r
, .. . ? i? i ?.v ? ominlwl""
v ..... \ overbite movem-nt
.... . . ? f tlx 1 -rv
? we.:
:l t .t
p..;-it -
( i(i lose was t tr y
, ? l,: - bolnc retained
? . ; -? k- mnv be
front the rc?l?ictlon of ;
lie opinion was expressed ,
,i. :. t urn for the
l.i dr.- shortly. " I11
. ? :t v for f It"
.. , . ?||(> snei-|-l!t|os (
... . /....* . - or- ??? ' -
... would have ??? .
? J .,. ? mil nt th
M'
IMIIlWI'lllNM I*-' 1 , , v
i \ I'M I I !? I N V MvK I
Issuo* nro t-xpocte<l to con'
rkc., from time to time, particular!
...nit Th- !<?? pr.-e f.
..vchnh*e ineitnii ? premium on
th.
rom
l?
tirdets- until j
i. .n,?s .tr>- ;n least on their
? ? ? pi; .. It for the HUe'v i
,. ,.1 . in.i\ l>* ? xr ? to.I to -Ml-" tat*
... ? K 'I- Till- ? ?> U
i ? 11. ti- v. 11\: ? t v <l.i\
. ivtroleUin w?* stronc rising more
t> . ? M Tl.lv K of
(.Jii>..rtui.:tle.. for Important and
h development*. It may be stated on .
U-b.s- I itli. t Ity that the cottipan-. s ;
. \ ?<?!!'??;{ fl* initial position. wltr well*
^ ? ?. < pr? s*uro that can ho ro
f ... ?ri i v. i i * \ four hours* notlcc. A ho.1 !
. k. % " ts "rff.-ntly rMnV.I'h^l tn >>w ,
.. iho . . mpnnv Is now proparol to
.. ... own product .'it the beat ,
. ? .... \*j-, | rrsAnt pinny mlnoarry.
i ,>?-,* ?. ! That tho ? onunon sto k will
, .. j| .* per ccitt basis within the ;
, -v? f*\% months with th- ?l*velopm?Mit yr
... v, It r : ??; r t y ami an iniprovon.ont In.
p-iltiral 'ondltlons ti? Mexico i
X, r?.Mo?ui^i.sst i:sviN jn STKEN<;TI1 :
V ? <n.hl> |j.nie> Kly Imllf?tIon* "f ?
f |.r vronctli Maxwell Motors made |
v v ilrl. h wan r.teady. and ,
s.-.'.,... ker fir m Central l.ei.ther and;
. - ie ; looked upon with .
V ...... ,H i,onli..trrn .tlonal lfsu<? Steel ,
> w rt r Ft ...IV I.!.,I .-upper Isvuiex lrr?p.l
<tt>i a : e.overj In Tenne??ee Copper
to s:
|< were trrecilar Erie l??tie* and
.11 I'arlfi. were heavy on forrlKH .
L- I ,. iWvll e and Nnnhvlllf .'i"d At- ,
? . l.lne tfil from . to " point."
ntr.i a? heavy, and Mie market
iiv k I' evtremelv narrow Haiti
ami Ohio -IriKBed at the mlnltrtim. ?.'?
w ,s r? l?. . .I to 63 f"r t .-morrow >
i'-re artlve with a rnntInnntlor. of i
..s-iire Iti the early it'tilliiltH \\hl**h
.IS the da\ adv.in- ed Toward*
a 'r'li tone .i.*..'eloi>e,l and bond
elt .'H'otirapei! !?> the ln*|ulry dlv*
h ' '
. i
VI \\ YOltK February 14 v;lnrk? tiianl
f.we'l a moihi at<- decree of r. slntanre to-,
t.rlreh fhnrnn In the at- |
after an early period of ileprenslon 1
? t*lo>?li\|? with nn:tior<?*is fr:i? tl.^nai Bains ;
J -r,'! e>?|r.:ial m'IIIiik wa* Iff" asBrf-vlv. the
int< r. >.t pro, . e.ltnp i-autlouely !" . on- ;
y ,eiue of a lewcnlnc of the strain In the ,
: ... itn situation.
The persistent selllnR of the past few days '
I 'ii.i le the m irliet somewhat vulnerable
, .. .. ,i I . and Impartial observers
' ,ibe short Interest Is out of all pro- |
?. ???on tn I?.e amount o! business trans |
???i TIMh wus evlden. e.l It. the srari lly
'.,t sto.-kF ilurltiK to ??li'.v-s ii.veittm move j
!?'. .relcn sel I In c of storks was I?>hs marked.
? t oft-rlM-s of hlch-.-lass bonds .ontlliue l.
...n :on's market t..r Intern:.tlon.ils was |
,n..re -tea.lv much c' the fi.relcn sellltiM
? ? ..m.itli k from A:i st.'rdam an.I In.lb .Itlne
? irtlier ' let in:.n llnt!bt:.tlon
M ? ?' of to la>'s moderate overturn or- j
. ,nre.I In the first hour at the lower level
.. pri. es Murine thai time th- shares of j
'he to.ids travel sine the cotton v-tmcs e\
lilblt'-'t proutest weakness both l.oulsvllle
Nashville and Seaboard .Mr l.tue le j
: ? .tn.i.. inlnlinutii ipiolatlons
l otelcn evliance i? a.? araln a dlslurblnn
ilenian . Id Is on l.ondon falllnc
. .. *.% libit. .1 tra tlon ..f the low record, nut
. .k'.tit; subst .nti il recover) later. Kel. lis
rl-. Slid .ii.der all previous quotation*,
j,.j.i (('.elm. UIOI.I v market' ?.r- feverish
\. .!.,?? tint th'- steel Industry were
I- t...s,nc j . i. ? ?. -1 ful almost a I i lendmc mills
..peiatlm; .t ere.iter per. entai:e of capacity, ,
I it w. b ?.ml- Improvement In prices r..p
j.er w nr ' t a st in'lst111
.,nd in.irl. Ir.al bonds tlnured to an
li'.Uf.ial extent III to-day'.H dfal'.ii?" mostly i
i.t -Mr.ht recensions
Cir.t-.l States covernment were un'-hanReii
on rail. . |
M.'.V YOltK Keltriiar> W Mercantile pa
1 . ? " is -, 4 St.?' 1 inn ?? v h.inee vte uli . si\tv
, > II.h }I > to- aides ?l V. . . for !e .
? an.! ?l :<?:-1*. 1t.1t Jtfjvel l-v Mexican d..l
lars. S*U. v.fl<V*IMlrilf III bonds. M-a-lv; rall
I ud I o'lds heavy. Tstile loans lit met ; s|y'v
tiny-. ; i - -a *. ninety la\- : six months. 3'-a.
? ili'tiv'iin. 1... -1 v ; rtillni: rate. ?
BOND LIST
.. ? |M I .i ix- M u
tinnijc c?.a*t l.lni I. nitrt N ?? (bld> fi
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i \??t I Vitr I'.n.y T'- < >>!-t i ' - -!*
f.rl-?!k mi-! Western t'onv 1"!
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Hwy ami Power i>.?i (naked); .. 91
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I.I\-t-r n :ii a v?r , r t i ?? r,n <1*
r ir.f i'rl' fii ? -.r r: ;? It > f.ri** . .it rirp.
ir : n-nt'. nct t t.K.-i-.i. -;tptiT'y -rat* nftl
intntle '.wir.ir t?> r<-r-irt? ihnt th'-ri- },??! i,?pn
t ?. ? hut.v It. ?!.!;.? li.t" ? 1" ,*.? it. .) t(.^
i. tinenc' ftti> In'lli ii t > n ?? tt.? u niiV.^n
1 :.4 ?.! !),<? ?i>?t liltil.it ' '
llrncdT'l IfivfHt Hiti? I I I r. ?? r. ? ? ... ?itr:c
?.f rlibtl' on the a?)v:?n' ' rrl--l |.r|i ???
About * to .1 point.< net lilRhe'r. lint r<-?<
?i?.i;? Joiu.wrl 'utn'ir?>>!.! ?>< a t.s r,
C' luf'? nil 'ieriM.ii v* .(? !? ! it?!?- to *r\7:ir*
on t hi* %-?.* Tlif*? tii'i. .r - t 'uie
ftt>t jonflrmnl ur\ t :t,< mhrk<-' rii ll?<i iigain
It, thi> mtr trti'lln* ??!. ? m i.<-?.-> ? tlv?
J,lv?!rpc>ol buytnr i-n<l Civf-rlnK
cotton future* rlr.?o<l vor> ft??r!r
Open Miph l,?w c
<i?Ierrh ? 4 i2 S Oi I }!
[
Official Ranse and Sale of Stocks in New York
1IY
274 -'74
? u
ar.i
40
4 34
Sn1*." Stork.
800 Alaska tSold
A llis-Chalmcrs
AIlls-Chalmers, ...
13.!'0H .Vr.iAlKiUiiiittMi lV|>i>cr .
Am A>;r. <'licin., com. . .
2.<?00 Amor. Hoot Sitpar. coin
2,100 AiuetJean Can
2<>0 American Can. pfd. ...
tfii Atni'r. Car ami Kdry...
5< '? American Cotton oil...
iii"' Amor. 11i<1 ?? and Lea., pr. 2ft
100 American Linseed Oil...
30< American Locomotive .. 21A
Amor. Malt Co.. pfd..*'.
(I 40P Amer. Smelting x 1 I'- c. ?50
100 American Snuff, com.... MS
1.11 0 American Sugar 1004
HO" Amor. Tel. and Tel. Co. . HTtf
2o0 American Tobacco, com. 220
1 American Toliacco, pfd. 1"5R
2.at 0 Anaconda Copper 25
1.too Atchison 4
son Atlantic ("oast I.inc.... 100
A I, of Connecticut. . ..;
1..00 Kaltimore and ?>iiio. . . . '">??
li.m.'l Hcthlehem St*1**! Co., com .">4
Hcthlehem Steel Co., pfd ..
I'.rltlsh-Anier. Tol>. Co
soo Brooklyn Rapid Transit. s!>4
3.'lot Central Leather, com... 33a
3.?o;> Cnnadian Pacific 1554
1.1'0 California I 'ot roleutu ... 1T 4
Chesapeake and Ohio
100 Chicago Croat Western, log
? 00 Chi. (Ireat West., pfd... 2T 4
1.30OClii., Mil. and St. Paul... S3 J
1,400 I'llino Copper 34
Crucible Steel Cor., com. ...
Crucible Steel, pfd
200 Colorado Fuel and Iron.. 23
Colorado and Southern
?00 Consolidated (Jas 11'*
200 Corn Products, coin
Hen. and Rio <1rati., com ...
2,!>00 Krle 204
i:00 Krle. 1 st pfd 321
l-'ed Min. anil Sm? pfd
Son Ceneral ICleetric 13!?6
!?oo (loodrich, corn 3"
2.300 1 Ireat Northern, pfd . 113}
1.300 1 Ireat Northern Ore Ct fs. 21'
loo Illinois Central 103
r.oo Intel'boro-Met. I1J
1.200 Interbo-o-Met.. pfd ."4
Int. Harvester, com.
i.t. Mer Marine, pfil
TtlOMAS HHANCil A CO.
? ClosliiK
Oneli. lltBh. 1-ow. Hl'1 A?ke?l
Unokcrs und
Sul<??.
Urokcri.
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2 6 A
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40J
44
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21}
lit)
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lint*
I IS
220
lo.jS
?13
100
sr. 4
314
I 5 5 J
1 s
i oft
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85
23 4
i i e.
204
32 J
i 3! ? 4
30
i 13 4
30
103
11 ?
Mil
27*
DOR
4
40
434
24 V
'?'1
21
'?.SJ
1 4 S
????4
1174
220
1058
24 i
2 4
?i?t
31
Ml
4S4
:f". i
1
40
434
21
:??>
1 4 2
I004
1 17;
220
27 B
10
37
514
50
3114
2 Hi
40}
45
2(1
;.;i
33
5:?1
152
1?1
1 isa
4
1051 101:4
?3 8
sr. 4
33
1 55 4
17
i 06
274
~ S 3 S
3 4
1 Hi
32 J
1 3:i
iTjj
2S \
103
111
531
24 J
023
;i;?
115
518
1034
1 s
S5J
33 J
1 5 01!
174
|o4
S3 8
3 18
] 24
23 4
24
11.'.J
?1
?*?1
20jJ
1 :::?
2!'
I T 3
20 tS
1 02}
111
53 4
}
<13
;? ?? J
112
'15
5i;
1"4
IS4
sr.
34 4
15(11
I s
40
log
271
SI
34;
134
7S
23 i
333
2oa
12'.'4
?3i
isft
loj
104
lis
15
S2!
1 00
100}
i ot i
n?;
98
208
331
1 4 1
3o4
113}
3o
105.\
1 1 J
54
;i3A
53
.^tock
Int. Paper
2"0 Int. Paper, pfd
500 Kansas City So., com..
2.100 l.ch!|:h Valley
Liggett and Myers, com
Liggett and Myers, pfd. ...
Lorillard Tobacco, com
Lorillard Tobacco, pfd
1,30|> Louisville and Nashville. 113
1,300 Maxwell, com. 22
3.700 Maxwell, 1st pfd 50
1,000 Maxwell. 2d pfd
G.000 Mexican Petroleum
I.000 Miami Copper
COO Mo.. Kan. and Texas....
1,000 Missouri Pacific
100 National Hlseuit
200 New I la veil
3,400 New York Central
SOON. Y., Out. and .stern...
405 Norfolk and Westei n. . .
1,100 Northern Paeilic
I'acitic Mail
C..300 Pennsylvania
400 |'eople's < las
P. C C and St. L.. com. .
Pittsburiili Coal. com...
400 Crossed Steel Car
Hv. Steel Spring, com...
20,400 Heading . . .'
200 Republic iron and Steel.
3"0 Republic I. and S., pfd. .
100 Hock Island
300 Hock Island, pfd
Seaboard Air Line. coni8
Seaboard Air Line. pfd.
St. Louis-Southw\. coin..
Sloss-Sheff iebl
3.r.00 Southern Pacific
5,700 Southern Hallway
Southern Hallway.
Standard < ? i I of N Y....
100 Texas I'acitic
I'nion Pacific
200 I". S. Cast Iron Pipe, com
4'oM'nited States Hnidier. . .
2S,'.'"0 Pulled States Steel
liOO Putted States Steel, pfd.
".loo 1'tali Coppe:
100 Va.-Car. ('heiuical
Ya.-l'iir. Chemb-al. pfd..
200 Wabash
1.200 Wabash, pfil
Western I'nion
Total sales for day.
Total sales for week ( two
Open. Hl*h. I.ow
334
20*
1 3 0 J
113
21
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2 ?
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1 SI
l"i
1 04
I is
45
S3
221
t no
1001
i I 4
II ?;
1M
14 0*
10
7 3
pfd .
33
208
1 20}
I 12
223
50 }
23
C.2J
1 s
104
I 1 N
I*.
1 00
1038
11 ?;
1s 4
27 4
1(11
P.'
52 4
131
i SK
11 s
1 17)1
0 4
53
to ?
103 ^
1\
2o
CI out iir.
Bid. A?k<><l
74
33
20J
130
205
1 1 1
170
I 1 4
II 2
23 g
110
234
?51
1 s 4
104
10
I IS
4 5
N2J
lT'Oil
100
104
|o|
I Hi
IIS
ISJ 1s 4
11
S3 J
i ss
114
11 s
'?'4
53 s!
HI
103 J
I K
I V
<; 1 '* 1 &
24 l.P'O sh
days 1. 4i'.
1404
I!?
N28
I 23
i ss
114
11 f.S
!tj
53
4oJ
103 8
4'.'
a
18
?'.1
20
14 11
P.'
7 3
i
U
121
24 .
S3
131
iss
11a
1174
r'.?l
4 I
10.3^
4!'4
1 s
' a
14
f.il
iO(i shares.
Mac ...
? I tllv
October
??ember
Nt,
S JS
S.69
VSS
? n
R.<? sk
S e?
< M S 77
9.11 S.S7
.. v.vj 9.11 S.92 9.
t cotton, f|ulet; middling, uplands. S 35
ties
NEW VOilK Frhruarv 21.?Port movement
Middling s.V. Receipts. M7 bal?e; exports,
i! '>ile?.? Stock. "II,'ST.
Total to-day nt >?* ports?Receipts SAW
haiiss; exports. 13.fr' bales; stork. 7.M">.S.".t
ImV*
T"tv\i for vrf>k-N?t receipts. 3Q7.'.9S bale*:
"*?\por\s. ITS. 4C9 bales
Ti?t:il for season?Net receipts.
hales; exports, .".0S7.007 hales
NKW ORI.EANS. Februarv M Although
t>i ere was much bearish sentiment In rot
ton to May. th? oversold condition mused
two strong spurts. which put prices ma
terlally higher Soon after the iirst call
the market advanced a dollar a hale from
the initial decline un<l at the end of the
?session there wus another advance of ? to
!' points I'lhles were higher tll.lll due.
but th<lr influences was offset l>y the rumor
that Ante: b ans hu.i been jcttackod In (!?r
man> Selling which resulted put the mar
U?-t v to points under yesterday's close,
hut when shorts trle.i to take profits on the
decline there was little cotton fi>r sale, and
the tnnrket budged 19 to points In the
early afternoon bearish talk regarding the
??fie. ts of the war on the cotton trade .ituscd
a break of about 10 points, which was fol
lowed by another bulge. the i lose lielrg
within a couple of points of the highest
i>l the clay.
March. T ST; May, ? 13; .lulv. s S3; October.
S December, n 71. Spot cotton, easy: 1
points lower. Sales on the spn". 73* bales; to
arrive. 37.'. bales
NElV YORK I'lIom'CE MARKET.
NEW YOHK. February 21 Itnw sugar
steady; centrifugal. 4.S3; molasses. t.flO'iOOH;
refined, steaoy HMtter, weakei ?'he"se.
Steady. Spot coffee, quiet, Itlo No. 7. 7J? ;
Santos No '*, !?V
Cottonseed oil advnneed 1?"> to IS points
enrlj to-day. regaining practlc illy all of
yesterday's loss on short covering and fresh
outside buying on the ilrmne.ss In lard and
cotton. I.ater. however, there was a partial
setback tinder realising. linal prices show -
lug net gains of s to points on the prin
cipal positions. Sales, 21. *.?'*> barrel Th.'
market closed easy. Spot and Februaty,
??>>'"Vi7.''*>; Mar. h ?'> s>Mi*>.s3; April, *;v7-i?'.
Mac. t! it. ti ii.93; .lime, f.9v'u7.v2, .lulv. 7 12'>f7.13;
August, 7.20'(i 7 C.'; September. 7.SOW7 3".
IIU'IIMOMI I'HOIII'CK MARKET.
Wholesale Quotations.
iflv I.evy Commission Co.)
Richmond. Vit.. February It. lS'.e
fhlct.-?-ns. thol'? "
small, lb...
medium, lb
Chickens, cholc
chickens. large
11 ens. per lb
Itoci.Mers. each
Kr-ese. f.it, large each 1
u-ese. small, each
Dressed Poultry.
lo :s
r. to us
to 15
to 1.1
lo 40
75 in ?i
55 I o fi
IV ev:|.,| turkeys, fancy. hens
i trie x s touts
I'urkeyy. poor to fair -i
i'neks, choice . is
P*r Pound.
15 lo 19
16 to ; 7
'?eese. choice
< lib-kens choice
Mens, choice
cinine.is. elicIt ]
Egi.* Crated.
in 'rates near by. fresh, do*
? ,, , llutter.
I amity. choice fresh
Merchants', fair
I.lve Stock.
.'/'.v. choice to fancy
> .?? pom tn fair
? tinners
lo
. to 13
. II to is
? H to is
. :'i to ?i)
to r.
Per Poun I.
Sheep
I .a ntlis,
fat I le
I { OJfS
spring
f.ilt to prime
11 *i pii
11 a tns
ildi
Country Itncon.
small, well cured
medltiins udl cured
large well cured
Ml cured
? well . tired
l>reved llogs.
Ilogs choice, small. ..
Iloc.s. choice, large
Ilogs, off qtialltc ...
Hides.
ioy flint
Pry salt !"!!!!"!"
<; rm-n ?d!t .
Creen ...
* S ? o
7 to
f> lo
6 to
1? 4
s
t
i
"H
II lo 22
70 to H
? to :i
IT to IS
is to -.7
5 to 9
M4to 9
f. t o S
12
X
to
I In 3
3 to
12 to 13
1 t o
3 to &
3 to
I'1 to 1J
:s to
I'ees wo x
Hrted Fmlt?.
\ pti'ev ilnrk .
\ pp'es. bright, sliced
A pides bright, otiartered
Peaches, bright, peeled
P".*n Ins, d irk, peeled..
Peaches. unpeelciS
It , kb-rrles
W lmrt If berr ies
lln spberrles i
MA Hl< ET >N i?lTH>NS
r-ontment Iti.elpts very heavy';
ntt11 at.', unsettled
< HH'.\<;<? CHAIN MARKET.
niH'AOO Kebrttitry Jt. Wheat readily
a'csnte'. to itay in response to foreign
buy ' ?' Unit nits as?oclated wl'h ttta< ?> ie
d'fi.l estimate- of the \rgentl-ia e\p .rial.ie
^ :t|bi? /iiTbr tgh come nt ;Jie g'lltt e as
r ?.* held the market closed t'rtl. it I'.'.?"* to
* . * rit? above last night Other *.et Int
proveaifnte w er#** Corn to ' nni. ???
i.nd packing house pto.lii'ts
WHEAT c ipi*ti lll^h
:.! a y
.li
M ?> v
J i >
.'?r.
Mnv
July
1 V.
?ORK P
r lb!
M H V
July
: :r.\
?*v
17 1^'
IS 27
0
? <T III Its per
M-.y
itsb grain
7 'int.I J:
<3 vi
10 !i)
W!i en t
?.TiJi ts
lbs
9 r
10 2f.
No 2 rel
tc 22'j|
low Vlose
? 'i\ : R;.?;
i : :'s
:* *'i<i
' > 1 * 75
57 ;j
10 4\
v <;?
9 iO
10 ?
?M'cTfJ: 67;
10 VI
J
:o
HiniMOND GRAIN* MARKET
Richmond, \'a Februarv 7|." jj;
WHOI.ESAI r t?'|T. ITATID.N
!i i: ST I'nr lot*
No 7 red Western
.'-'?i r i?<i Virginia e.....
N ?. i f. I
\ Irglnln bng Jots
?a UN < ni lots
7-O : white
No. 1 white
No. ; mlXI d . . ; "
No x mixed .
Irgirila. lag ;ot* white ...
< 'or li 'in the . ob
OATS < ir lots
"7 mixed
N o 3 mixed
No 2 white
No 7. while
Wirier see.) \i?k lots
R V I. . in lot t
No 2 rye
N i rye .1!!!!"!'
? liclliltt. bag lots "*
192
II AN' IB
'?i : so
ft
O
S'Ufl
St -J >
nominal
nomln*i
aoniin?l
rioininai
|(|l IIMON11 IIAV MARKET.
Rlejitaond, V'i . February .'t IV5
Kf 'iowlng are the ijuotations on the Htch
ior. I Hoy Kxehange:
' a r I .i>te
i Timothy C S) 00
; timothy
-No. 1 timothy " ?M
';'sht clover, mixed... ->j ,1
v I r'over. mlved..W
v"- - Plover, mixed WW" :'r, ..)
?No. 1 rlinor , '
Vo ?: clover 2 "
Sample hay ^ 'V
sti? a w-Ampvv;;;;i nc"T*<?
<IIl"iMC?Tr#*!,e'1, ,:irBP "ales... 11 IA ?
. ill t K.S-c.onipressid .... ?
Loose pressed. i?rBe bales... ? i* *>
^h'psturr. wlnterM!L1;FEt:lJ- w w
Urnii. winter .... X ??' ?
Shlpnlurr. spring - T IT! JI;!;* ?jr2o
Mran. KPrlnB t; ?>
KICIIMONI) tobacco mark it
I lly 1-razer & Tompkins ,
Kit hniond, \ .1., February ?1 19",
I 11C? "AUK KIKCO.
Short leaf . * ? !J?" ' 'n
i.'.iir i?;if WW t " .' w
Wrappers .. .J 1 11 ?" *
IT,min,. .. "" U ?? :
I.iijjs Anmlnal
Short leaf ' * 'Wl < *V) '
'??"IK ;eaf WWWW' J*,;'.5?
H raopers ???? a M '-i ?0 */) ;
cMOKKHS? "K^HTS- 1 "* 'A ? !
M?Tum *?VS 9 ? '
l-'l:ie 10 " K* ??
< I"TTKIIN? :4 lx 00
Common
Me IIiiiii .. 14 r ,T 'c M
l-':n- :s >) -h :>i ,-rt
Ka n? v ? " '?( r. 00
V)
< *oii! rnon
Medium Wff !> ."O
tiooil 11 '>"rf 13 'X)
Kin* WWWW noo^,
Common
W ISA l-M'KRS 'Wf !5 (si .
M e<l lu in
Cood !?' t? ifl
l- ln? .'.WW J? *""" *"> ?
37 16 if/ 4o 00 !
- ?' m "a o'.V!? p-Vi.y^, *TO?K ,vA" 1< i't.
? 'lv. .. t; W?*To% ihe.'-ri *" t J { '"f: T":
yearlings, *|?
N;: mvk. """" '"kkkt.
Best Btrers 7V "to ^ Fcbrunry N. 13;f
to ;h; ,-ommon t*o rmV' iuTTo s"".1
RV ?o 7H; medium to' rood sv i? ? 1
moil to fair, ru. ??' '* ,0 6.1?: c?m- t
medium to ^ood ,1, tn\ ron"'- to ?; ;
?o IH: be."t oxen t i? vT?" to f",r- !
'air. iVi to 5Vi; b>i|U iu. ^ inirnnn to ;
rtl. ks. 5 to * cow- ?A . ^ ? C; * ?o 10
?'0*s. 7V; ll'ffht "vT to ' in 1S?- b?M
I'4 lo fiU; 1?m ..'I1".:1' !gow'1 ?nd stars
rood. <4 to 5V," conwtion 1? V".1' ,n""llra '?
.(iiulis ; to t ommon to fair, to <y?; j
M ISC K l.I.ANKors MA n K T-T.?s.
Vl-Ti. vn?t- D.nv ?OODS.
jvero ?(1,U 1(lav 'v "J, Vv^0"^ !
laps were s!rn,1Ko, i ? 'lUlet; |.,lr
m est Ice mn m.fint urers w?ri i , f"',u
niand. "ere In |,?>ttAr ,j(, |
f A VA N'.VA IfN A(V \ '' ?.Tr>n KS
tin*. Arm. jm, ?n ?U,,ry Tnrp^n
'?"''ks; shipments, p.', ' IS". ?' '"'?Hpts. f>:
''"."It" It .sin. nr.,, ltlV':
'"'?IptM. ;;r l,nri?.u?' i ' bn'rels; r?- i
Storks. r.xm 1-a. reN. tVu^'eT A,. B , 3%^'j
' nepor'tTd "S-'Vl!.dK?rI?Kp,VI'T M A ri K KT
, I'l'Ticnsnn it v v l m.. ,nr ,
i*!> Farmers- y ?,.k Mnrb ,r";,rv -? ?!???.
t-r bushel. viW.,, | ^ ' steady at v".,,. i
Marker st.?ads* r.n i- i.***" m l"'r"",rs' sto.-k
fan.y handpl.ke.l ? ***?' '"r l<?uii.|;
srs;
BULLS IN WHEAT GAIN
CONTROL OF MARKET
H,< '''j
Knanirs I-tiiecfed
"beat Balne.l control of" ,' i'1 in '
?ion n,:zn"';rnK ,h* 4;"
11v.. :hi i
The o,f
? I a \.
?V-SS=?WI.
VN/IS PXp^rtPf] !>?'?? II, ?
u,mi],| .iVl 1 i-lverpnol (A-dnv
u,ou,.\? -mis
? 'nqliiiil k.,h \ff onlv Id ??Tm I!,!,rk,'t
a !;rr ri-;w r,!j;, fr;:,r,n ??"
:v- .*<.uiiied wV,hArsKl^!!r wxrr';:;v:.;;-::, ,r:::
tli11 roui'tr\* 'it* ??nil ... at . Ir*iiu
>?> I nil la nn?i iuZu
j :r a 'y Jrea,
..rid I.ondon In a more l>u!li?!> im.mIii.... ?;
?? ?nv time durlnp the P^'. fo^ n i !,",n
riiere Is little hope that tli? li.. i ..
Will be reopened, at 1,,.,; f" ^
'H" l,lK "I,rPl?> bell I:, '
"III remain there until f., str.lts
.??? used for I'otnmerrlal purposes" Itimsi-.
n nred of money I adly. an.I It |? ? l (, . i't
11" bankers control the train In r.
try. rr.d that It will be /hlpn.'j J,'".1. """'
J,n* nations as soon nn outlet Is avaVl
There was a dull cash whea.* ?
bushes. ' whlrh"1 weVe ^
o"V'of ,Tne0 ,,M" fr'"n a,,r?"'1 ?"n-any
? i l?a?l roa<!^ in the oonritrv thi? riritwin. i
Kfr^r^ihevilni; fa. tor.? The , ?sb tra.lV\u thli
r.? m u.is hiiihII. anioiintliiK to only
bushels and this was for -lome.tl.- use < \n
*1 i? rash corn ma-kets were all we:.k
I J:r,c.!['il 'x'">r,ab,r mrplUH was iiriiIii re
Strength was shown by tli- provision mar.
I llT,,' T "mall,'r boldIiik receipt* a better de
ivand at the yards and a firmer feelln ?
n<??'r*ii* a xrrh in?""" ^'^.11''^
| in l>'V e?port JltunXnOV W" J
Curb lit l.ower I.< vein
I ?N,'JW \OltK. February .4 Transaction*
1 w. r cu,r )v,re ,at ,owfr 10 div. \,. v
I If." levels for 'he year u ,.r,, renor'te.l i?,
I I nlted flK?r Stores and Cmle.l iTotH s , ,
: Injf < or porn tli,n. other Whelm, slocks'";,..
. *ahlf*r. 1 ho mining Hhat f* \%? t. |#%f.k
?vUH lurnl.o e:\tenslon (be Je-.u'lle ' ..win
u sharp decline in th?i price.
SARAH BERNHARDT ANXIOUS
TO RESUME PLACE IN WORLD
ller .Suffering More Than Cnmprniuilrd 1
for, She Sny*. 1?> Tokrnn of .Sympa
thy I'rotn llith anil l.orr Alike.
PARIS. February C4.?"Seven month.*
<?f suffering an>1 the shock of opera- ;
tlon have paled Sarah Bernhardt'* ;
cheeks, hut her eyes have the jamn j
wonderful depth and Iter voice the
same tones," says the Journal's Bor- !
deau\ corrcspundent.
"But the traeedienne declares all her
suffering "Is more * han compensated
liy tin- tokens of sympathy I have re
eelved from t'i-* most illustrious and
the humblest alike.'
"To the question. 'Were you not \
frightened." she answered: 'Frightened? j
Not at nil. 1 fell asleep quite natural
ly. hearing far-away, harmonious
chimes. Then I awoke to live again.
Already 1 am free from suffering, happy ,
and lul". of fouracc, and now I am
going to g.-t well quickly. I shall obey
the doctors implicitly, hut as soon as
they p> rmit I shall retake my place
in the world. I shall reopen my
theatre n?;\l month. As soon as I
have recovered completely. I shall re
sume my classes at the conservatory,
and then ti.ove heaven and earth to
real'ze my dream?create Rostand's
'princess I.olntalne.' "
MISS FJI.I.KN TICK It Y
nii'itovivf; n\pini,v
NEW. YOKK. February 24.? Miss
Kile*) Terry, the actress, who under
went 'in ??v?c i atlori yesterday for re
moval of a cataract from her right
? ?ye, was reported improving rapidly to
day. It wj'.h expected she could leave
t lie hospital in two weeks.
Miss Terry is sixty-seven years old.
two years younger than Mme. Bern
hardt. who on Monday lost her ri^ht leg
by amputation.
Held for Crnnil .Jury.
Robert Davis, colored, charged with
cut tins Alonzo Ware, also colored,
was sent to the grand jury yesterday
by Magistrate ll. S. Sunday, of Hen
rico County.
IIOTKLS.
HOTEL RICHMOND
<Jrnce anil Ninth .streets,
Richmond, Vs.
European:
$1.50 Per Day Upward.
American:
$3.00 Per Day Upward.
Table d'llote Breakfast,
launch and Dinner.
K3EKK27
(SOME DOUBT AS TO SAFETY
OF THE EVELYN'S CAPTAIN
Amlinnnador I'ngc nt I.ondon Kornuriln
Ilrport Kritin American Connul
at llrritirrhwvrn.
WASHINGTON, February 24.?oniclal
! ailvlco# to-day threw some doubt on
! wiiether Captain Smith of the Amerl
I can steamer Kvelyn, sunk In the North
1 Sea by a mine, was among the saved,
land whether it is not his boat which
! is missing.
Ambassador Page at London forwnrd
ed Hiis report from tlie American consul
al Hremerliaven:
"American steamer Kvelyn ran on
two mines on the I'Jth, 4 A. M., neat
Isle Horkum. Sank seven hours later.
I Captain Smith, thirteen men and Dutch
pilot in one boat; First Ofllcer Swanson
and thirteen men in another. Klrst boat
said to have been rescued 10 A. M. Sat
urday, but present whereabouts yet un
known. I.alter boat picked up by Ger
man scoutship Mars, 4 Saturday after
noon, and taken to Helgoland. Thir
teen men brought to Hremerliaven and
put Into sailors' home. Spanish stoker
Hans llaro, frozen, and burled at sea,
appears to be only dead. Other surviv
ors expected to-morrow. Those In
ltremerhaven out of danger."
The Merman embassy to-day Issued
this statement:
"in connection with the deplorable
loss of tin- Kvelyn all circles interest
ed In shipping to the North Sea and the
nearby waters are again advised to fol
low the German admiralty's instruc
tions:
"A. Merchant vessels bound for the
Killer. Kibe, Weser and Jade Rivers
must tirst make Lister deep lmoy; those
bound for the Kins should make direct*
AUCTION SAIJ'IS?Future Days
liY VAUG11 A N & CO ,
Auctioneers.
1103 Kast Main Street.
TRirSTKK'S SA I.K
< )K
VALUABLK 1MPUOVKD KAIIM IN
AM KM A COUNTY.
By virtue of a certain deed of trust,
dated December 1. 1!M3, ami recorded
in the clerk's ollice of Amelia Circuit
Court, in Deed Hook 65. page 40S, se
curing certain notes hereinafter de
scribed and also the taxes on the land
thereby couveyed, and premiums on
Insurance thereon, default having been
made in the said taxes, amounting to
$35.14, and In She premiums on Insur
ance amounting to $15.86, and being
required to do ho by the noteholder. I
will sell at public auction, at the door
of Amelia Courthouse.
FRIDAY, FKBRUARY 26. 1916,
at 11 o'clock A. M..
the above-mentioned property. de
scribed In the deed of trust as follows:
A certain tract or parcel of land lying
ami being in Giles District. Amelia
County, Va., containing three hundred
and wiie (301) acres, mote or loss,
known as the "Hermitage," and
bounded on the south by Flat Creek,
on the west by County Road and lands
ot Cary Kggleston. Junius Johnson and
estate of Willis Johnson, on the north
by Junius Johnson and George Gray.
Jr., and on the east by iiorsepen
Hrancli.
TKRMS: Cash as to so much as may
be necessary to pay the said taxes and
insurance premium, and also the costs
of sale, including a trustee's commis
sion of "> per cent, ami on credit as to
the sum of $6.323.75, evidenced by eight
certain negotiable notes now outstand
ing and described in said deed of trust
as follows: one for $1,000, due and pay
aide January 1, 1916; one for $1,000. due
and payable January 1, 1017; one for
$3,500, due and payable January 1, 1318,
and live Interest notes for $343.75,
$135, $135, $105 and $105, payable, re
spectively, at twenty-live, thirty-one,
thirty-seven, forty-three and forty
nln<: months from date of said deed of
trust. Residue on terms to be an
nounced at sale.
Above sale subject to a prior deed
of trust <te!y recorded in Amelia Cir
cuit Court, securing $1,900.
K. H. HOWE,
Trustee.
BY GOLSAN & NASH. INC.
Real Kstute, Auctioneers.
TRUSTKK'S AUCTION SAUK OF LOT i
?!. BLOCK 12. WASHINGTON TKR- ,
RACK.
In execution of a certain deed of
trust dated April 25, 1913, and recorded
in the clerk's ofllce of tin: Hustings:
Court, Part II.. of the city of Rich
mond, V:i., In I). B. .'!!i, page 96. default
having be* n made in the payment of
the debt thereby secured, and being
directed so to do by the noteholder, we
will sell at public auction on the prem
ises on
MONDAY, MARCH 1, 1915,
at 4:45 o'clock P. M..
the following described property lying
and being in the city of Richmond, \'a.,
in Washington Ward, to-wit: Lot 6, j
in Block lin the plan of Bellevue. I
beginning at a point on the south line!
of Bellevue Avenue, distant sixty-three
feet six-tenth inches east of the south- ;
east intersection of Twentieth or Lee
Street with liellevue Avenue; thence]
extending in an easterly direction and '
fronting on the said south line of Belle
vue Avenue thirty-one feet three-tenth j
inches, thence back from said front be- j
tween parallel lines to an alley ten feet'
\\ ide.
TKRMS: Cash as to so much of the i
proceeds as may be necessary to pay I
the costs of executing this trust and!
tiie expenses of sale. Including a trus- j
tee's commission of 5 per cent, and to i
pay off ten notes of $7.50 each, with I
interest from April 25, 1913, and addi-j
tlonal interest amounting to $32.72 audi
the balunce payable $7.60 per month I
with Interest at the rate of 6 per cent
per annum ami secured by deed of
trust on the property: or all cash, at
the option of the purchaser.
J. POPK NASH.
Trustee.
GOLSAN & NASH. INC..
Auct ioueers.
hi
3 Saw the Ad
this morning and can't resist! Put this $1,
(>93.23 to my credit. Will have to use some
of it right away, and all of it soon?I'm
afraid."
In, the meantime, the gentleman who yes
terday spoke those words will receive 3 per
cent interest on his money?and it is avail
able any time.
We know a good many men who ought to
have an Account here!
Hope they will see this ad, and that it may
serve as a gentle reminder!
Virginia Trust Co.
-1106 East Main Street,
RICHMOND, VA.
Capital Stock .... $1,000,000.00
Surplus and Profits ... $ 300,000.00
Established 1892.
ly for its mouth. I'llotawe Is compul
sory from Lister deep buoy. Vessels aro
permitted to make tlio German coast
ami to enter or leave the mouth of
rivers only between sunrise and sun
i set ami in clear weather. Approximate
I position of Idster deep buoy, latitude r?5
| decrees, .1 minutes, 45 seconds north;
; longitude 8 duufees, 17 minutes. 30 see
1 onds east.
! "H. ShlppiriK north of the Shetland
'Islands, in the eastern area of the
North Sea and in a strip of at least
thirty sea miles in width along: The
Netherlands coast, Is not imperilled.'*
ItAIMtti.AD*
NEAil(IAHl) At II MNK ItAII.WAr.
"Tim l'roi;rciiidvo llullua; of tlio Mouth."
Southbound trains scheduled to leave Hlib
niond dull I: 8:W A. M., I.oc.il to .Norllba. 1:2*
I'. 51.. ?? ?opcrs and coaches. Atlanta. Hlr
iiilnKhu.i-. Jacknonvllle; H:W K. M.. il(?p?r
1 *u Hamlet ami roach bit to Atlanta and Ulr
lutiiKhain; 11:17 I*. M.. I'inrldu I.United; LJ:U
A. Al.. Atlanta. fitrnilnif harn.
1 Memphis. .lacts.-ouvllle. Tampa aud conch?(
j Jacksonville.
J Northbound trnlnn iclitdulirt to nrrlvi la
I Richmond dally. 0:55 A. M . l-.y, A M.. ?:1J
I A. M ? H M. t:<5 l> VI . !^?cal.
Richmond & Petersburg Electric Ky.
Lruvr Itli'li moml
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7 A. .11. i I*. .11.
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Norfolk & Western Railway
OM.V A J.I. IIAII. l.INK TO NCKFQI.K.
Schedule In effect .lanuary 1. 1S:6
l.iviv?> Hi rd Street st 11lor.. Iti< hrnond. I-'OH
N' MtKOI.K ?? : V A M . I*. M . M:I9 I' M
!?"' <lt I.YN?'II llUltd A NI > Till: WI'ST:
A. M. ?!>:..J A M . *3: W I* M . "J:*> I'
M
j Arrive 111 ? hirinnd from Norfolk: * 11" <0 A.
M . 'C:S' i' M . :J' 1". M l-'ruin !!;?? Wont:
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j 'Dally. tD.illy except Sunday tSunday
nn'.y
\v ii. m:\ ii.i.. \v r ?ai nprhp.
I I'. T Al . Itounokc 'J. I' A . Knarioke.
C. H IIUSI.KV. D, 1'. A. Richmond, Va.
Ricnmoiiii, FreiericWg & Potomac R. R.
TO AND FROM WASHING TON AND BEYOND.
Loavo lUt.-biiiotid | AitItu Klclitnoud.
! *6.411 A.M. Hjrd St. Sim. *7.60 A.M. lljr4St.SU.
' *6.06 A.M. Mala St. Sta. ? 1. 10 1'. >1. Main M. M a.
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| '.S.2HP.M. Iljrd St. Ma M.'.tO nl?ht n)rdSt>ta.
' ACCOMMODATION TRAINS-WEEKDAYS.
I.rare IJtrd Si. Sta. 4.00 I'. M. for Kredrrlrk?birr.
1 I.fare Klba Sta. 7-15 A.M.. 1.16 P. M..?.!{? I'.M. for
Alhlaod.
Arrlf e ll? rd St. Sta.??.26 A.M. from Krrderlektli'r.
Arrlfe Kllia Sta. 0.3D A.M., 11.25 A.M. 6.4! P. M.
from A?bland.
Sondaj- arrominnda' Inn t?a"n? lea?r Klba 4.16
I'. M. for l'rrderlrk?bur(; arrive lilia 11.2* A. M.
from KrcderlrV? burir.
?Daily. I Weekdairi.
All traina to or from Llyrd Strict Station
? top at Klba. Tima of arrivals and departure!
not tiarinUcd. Rttd tha airoi
Atlantic Coast Line
Tlic .*>lun<lnid KuIImk.1 til (tie Hauth.
KFFKCT1 VIS J ANLAItV 4. 1814.
TllAINS I.I-.AVK ItlCllllOND UaII.T
For Florida ami .^outh: il\i A. M >ad <:!?
J'. M.. U:v? I'. M . U.b) A. M.
For Nortolk: A. 41.. *:oo p. M.. 4:11
*? 11
For N. <ft W. Ky. ffeit: 6:11 a. l:?
A 11.. 3:00 P. M.. 9.30 P. 11.
For Petersburg 12:k> A. M.. C: IS A. M..
1:16 A. 11. 9:00 A. W. ?:i0 A- it. liM P. U.
4:10 p. 11. ?:v6 P. 11 c .li I'. M.. 9:3. P If
JVM P. M
For Goldeboro and Fayettevitie: M:l? P. M.
Train* arrive Ittchniund dally: t:25 A. 11 _
10:15 A. 11., <.:? A 11. (:Ci A 11.. ??:? A. It.
t:0:?o A M.. :i:U) A II . 'I:'.0 P M.. tl:? P
M.. e:0i P 11.. <:ii P. 11.. ?:w P 11.. 9:ju P. 11.
11:30 P. 11.
?Kxcept Sunday. tfunday only.
Time of Arrival nrd departure and conaeo
tlotie nol guaranteed.
C. H CAll PHICI.I.J). P A- ?.U Halo BL
Richmond & Rappahannock River
Railway Company
I^ot' TUrlunnnd.
?7:00 A. M.
?11:00 A. M.
12:3D I'. V
J9:W A. M.
T.ruvr Pmntinkey.
?f:lt A. M.
?i: is p. m.
t?:?i P. 11
tlO:la A 11.
?Dally .'xcept Ptinday. flJallr {.Sunday only.
Richmond & Chesapeak* Bay Railway Company
?Mljtrrseditac Schedule of April 14, 1814.
bclirdulo Subject tn Change \\ llhoul
Noiln.
Trains leaves lilclimoml b'5:W A. M.. *7 A.
11.. b!> A. M.. 9 A M.. "10 A. 11.. 11 A. M..
1 P. M.. 2 1' 11.. 3 P. M . b? P. M.. 6:20 P
11.. 6:J) 1' 11.. 7:10 t. II.. bl P. 11.. 1j? P
M. 11:16 P. 11.
Trains leave A.Hhlnr.J '5:58 A. M.. b*7 A. M
I A. 11.. t>9 A. M.. 10 A M.. "11 A. M.. U
noon. **l P. 11.. 2 P. M 3 P. 11.. 4 P. 11..
b:.:it P. 11.. 6:20 P. M.. .:10 P. M.. I P. M,
U< P M.. 11 P. M.
bCarrlee bagS'iice ?Dally except Runday.
'' -> ti n'I't * ii only.
STKAM nOATS.
OLD DOMINION LINE
.v Richmond. foot of A?n St. dally 7:W P. M.
Leave Newport Newi 4:J4 A. k.
Arrive Norfolk 1:00 A_ II.
Connects with main line steamers leaving
Norfolk for New York daily, except Sunday.
i:M> P. M. Connections ultto made by N. A
W. Ky.. 3 P. 11.. *Dd C. it O. ?y at 4 P. M.
NlRht Una steamers stop nt C.'laremont os
signal, and are met by public conveyance.
\ HttilNIA NAVIGATION CO. James Klrei
by dayllfftat for Norfolk. Old Point. Newport
Newn am. all James Ttlvar landings, llumlay.
Wednesday and Friday at 6:00 A. II. Frelfbl
tecelved for all James River solnta.
PAWMA-HACIFIC EXPOSITION
FREE TRIP
To Orpnnliers of Pnrtlea
For Full Information
"ASK .'?III. HOWMANV
Mannffer Travel Department
niCIIMOMI TRUST &. SAVINGS CO,
Seventh and .Muln Stn.. Itlclimonri, V?.
8TKAM BOATS.
All Travel Arrangcajeuta ovi.r On?
Counter.
Arcorlcan or l?uropeaa.
Railroad Htcanuhlp and I'allmaa
Tickets.
Baggage Checked. Taxlcab. Traveler# 1
Checks.
IUCHMQNI) TIUSiSKKIl COMI'AJIT, !
(<410 10nni .Muln Slrrrt.
Branch Ofltcoa: JefTernon?Murphy**
lllchmoiul Hotels.
"TIME AND TltOUBI.K SAVEH8"
CUNARD
Si
EUROPE \iu LIVERPOOL.
LUSITANIA
| Fastest and Largest Steamer
now In Atlantic Service Sails
! SATURDAY, FEB. 27 10 A. M
Cameronia, Sat., Mar. 6, NOON
?Orduna - - Sat., Mar 1.1. 10 A. M.
Tuscanla - - - Sat., Mar. 20, NOON
New Twin S'-r^u <; ?:?r ? ? I TurMne.
LUSITANIA, - Sat., Mar. 27, J.0 A. M.
?Transylvania - S'at., Apr 3, 10 A. M.
?Culls ut II.i ifn*. Kti.itbounil.
SPAIN the RIVIERA?ITALY?GREECE
The A/orei. Gibraltar. Gtnoa, Niplei, Pireeui
CARPATHIA, ? ? Tuetday. March 9. Noc\
ROUND THE WORLD TOURS
Through IxHtk inert to nil i>rlm-l|iul I'urU
a*t f lie \\ orlit.
COMI'AXV'S OI'TU K, 21-2-1 STATIC ST.,
.MOW VOItK, OK I,OCA I. AliKXTS.
FRENCH LINE
Cemuarntn firnrralr Triinaetlantlqne,
TO.STAI. 8KKVICE.
Sailings for HAVRE
LA TOURAINE. . . .Fob. 27, 8 P. M
j CHICAGO Mar. It, 8 I'. >1
NIAGARA Mar. 18. 8 P. M
KOCHAMHKAU. . . ..Mar. 110, 8 P. M
IOII INFORMATION AITLI
Richmond Truat anil Sartnra Co..
Corner Main and Hfrcnth Street*.
Kltliinniiil Tranafer Co.,
Kl? Kaat Main Street. Acenla Richmond.
?; BERMUDA
??W"BERMUDIAN"
Itc-imi! Trip. (125 and l'p.
Netccst & basic si Steamer to Bermuda
Sails Irom N Y. Wednesday-Carries U. S. Mail;
\. K. Ont?*rbrl<lc* .t Co.. Affnli. (Jurhrn
Mrnm?hl|i < I.lil., 23 Uro.Klw.iy, S, Y., or
iiii> I'irUri Aurnl.
RICHMOND!
TRUST
SAVINGS
COMPANY,
Give Your
Wife an
Allowance
nnd lot her start a
Housekeeping Ac
count with this
will he
will bo a
statement
of each
company.
Money
saved!
There
complete
at end
month!
Tho nnnoyance
of change for tho
Ice man, tho butch
er. the baker, tho
servants, etc!
You would be
surprised to know
how many ladles
keep such accounts
here.
One Million Dollars
Capital
HE IS WISE
Who saves n little ea':h week nnd deposits It with us to earn compound
interest Your money will work for you, and then you don't havo to
work all vour life; uU.o, this money saved will come to your rescue
in the time of adverse periods.
$1 Starts a Savings Account
RICHMOND BANK & TRUST COMPANY
Main nn<l Kleventh Streets.
When
1
You deposit with this hank your
funds are protected by Capital
and Surplus of $3,000,000, which,
combined with conservative man
agement, provides absolute safe
ty.
First National Bank
Ninth and Main

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