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STOCK MARKET PRESENTS
CHECKERED fiPPEARHNGE
Standard Hails and Industrials Arc
Reactionary, While War Issues
Show Henouotl Life.
ALMS-CHALMERS IS FEATURE
Transactions in This Stork Surpass
Those in Steel?Rumor of Con
soliclatiou Causes Activity Among
Speculators.
iiy ni<o \i?.\n w \i i
vnv YORK. August ?Apprehension re
garding -he Mr\! ;?r. situation <hi]"OiI the
Jio. k I'.iTkrl to preient .i h>- kcr> il ap
pur.tn. ' .!??> the stand <rd imil n
<i u-lt In'- s!;. wl: , reai tlon.ity -\.
?'h!> >p< ? -i'l'tlf- together v. ith the w.<
sto. ks display* : >wed Mfe S' ti.'.t I
Issue* c!op*ii i' :' f: fr ? , tlonal ' -i* 'uss^s for
the session. whle :he specla tic* i -
?? k- (-h''!*'1-. - '''...intl.it ? ? ? i. - <n
ool fi . . ? . h 11 o t he ??! r. *, gth "' ;
t f- ? ? -: h e r w \:
A :h".!prh t).? standard i??ues were heavy
nt the close and it round th" lowest pilce*
fi>r the day. there was not the "-'lightest in- I
ill.-. 'Ion in the market that the Sil-.'t !-??!
an k: *g. of th' ?? f- : *ti*
anthra >;(?>* TUs unfavor it !c 'ecMon .
h-is Ixrr. f.\p. 1< ! and ma';." ? omml?-|cn 1
h ? .??" lutv.> ?t. ..?!:* )<?;?? ? - - i: :h< ir
? ?ifr? : ? r r i : r n iki-e !or.g . -?nt- J
initm?nts tr> the coil stocks This has been i
rel'.erte.i In t:;e .r.?::\e ?nil-: of th--e ;
lfs.:"? Tti' !" !?: l.ow-vi: 1- ???.pe.-tra
to h.?ve an :? favor.it '? ????'? t at the of-n- '
Jug ? to-morrn" - -?
All;s-C*v?ln ?-? ?' .s the :??? 'ur? ' th?? lav. ?
tr:?:-?.i'-tv ? ? If It strp lssii: c thos?- in Stent I
even th-'-.tc " "' ?- <ell:' ? >t nev htith i
record flg ires American Beet Sugar. Airer- |
I an r.vt F"-in-!rv Xati ?: il l'tiamellnt,
all. S . ?: ;i J-.! the fV>tor sin, !'S ?"! i
distinguish-: . themselves with new high
? ? - >? ; - fill? tll?nt
Str?n,rt : \;:s- ''li.'ni.;- i>f H>:h-I
l.-heni Stee' core uii . ;?? b? ?i :'' to th.? j
>,,???- re <.<.? ? ? i he t? ? .imp,in!? t- j
? ? !.? I'ruclble kit- t? ? ti? I
? ?? >'>!i.:at* A'.t '?.?>.>|sh tin- Mor> ha> *ieeii l
1 time .mil time npaln. people who are i
.??vf. t ? TV- .. ; ^ t * ?; > el> "f tliese -ti'ikM
m* they believe there In really something
iti? reports \t one time tn-du\ HvtSi- ,
lehi'in I prefi-rre-? "howed a it.iii. nf ?
points. nd :<>-.;ehe't th- new h'ch rei i>rd ?
of :<0 The rise -vjis sal dto he due to
-\t> e. tat Ion that the preferred enjoying as
it -lof.s equal voting power with the com
mon \r.d heiiijr larirrly held I v <"hnrl?s St.
?? hw ih wot-M indou^tedlv share !n any ,
special di'-trlbuticn that occurred In 'he re
por t ?? ri con solid a tSon
V.'toi vl-ates ? mtlnued to iltract atter:
tlon with thrlr sharp advances Wlllvs
'"t\crlni l ro?t 14 p.'irits \ direr lor Is .ui
thorlty foi ti\e statement that th? company
is earnlnr at the rate of abort CO p'-r cent
!? .-car or the storl-.. an.', now does as m ich
bu.-iness In three months r.p 't dhl an- !
nua)!\ two .ears aeo
NEtt YortK Aurus! Pisappointment
at the small increases granted by the In*
tfrsta!' ffmnier ("omnilssl iti was plainly
m i nlfested it to-dr stuck tnarki-' The
be:i?-r known irahtportntloli shares >vere
t.a'lv stfad. -.hit not re.ictlontu v . in(l
trri ::np it, ihens * -s on i \ e? ?. -cd-.i ???<!
m i'e firm!-.in l'i .t. and ??-'if." lierllned
I ('? i pcit.ti. whlV* sornt- of the in .re po
tential lssii? ?? were subject to ??nnstunt
pr- *?i:i r.
1. .nri.>!i was 'r.iit i selle'- here hut In
le?.<i?r volume than ye?*.eri;i\ The Paclflcs
mid 1'ri ti ? ?. t. s t it irerl m.ilnlv In
!h?>" .-vffei itu*? ? 1th at-, i 'Mil .fare of Fries
.in : some of the metal shares
V.'nr Rpecialties renamed their leadership,
more than -;0 per t i>f tl day' oven
?l-.-.' operations ?-? r.ti rli-.c about half dozen
of theso is-'ies.
Allls-Cha liners ManufacturlnK Company
cotT.-noi uiai'e ., new high prln ? ' . vlth
a 1 !k<- distinction fi-r the preterred it io*?.
Tin- .-!??? tn t >e?. -ii -?r"- wa>- le.l
by report'' that nelhlehem Steel InterestH
hr?iJ f.line | H.ntrol <> fihe company Other
new lilirli reenrcs Included I'.. : h!"he n Steel
pr.-'erre,: at v9. ????iier.i! : ?: : t ..'I.
Willys-Overland at 119. and Studebaker at
>v'i. 13f t h '.olioiti ]????!. : i ? 11 ii' I"' i ma \1 in inn
pain of and Willys-Overlith'd Kalned : ???,.
? ither lndustrla's in 1 equipments enter ????>
from tnontiiv if years of obscurity, wuh
\\t rr. from W.ishinston ?< 11 - *^fl t *hit
thW government wmilrl tint oonsl'lcr jirmft!
IniTventloi. tu ? ."??? ?> -?-th < V n
?[, ,r- ? x ???. ' ? M?-\i in
which lout i point*. Ftnnl price* were ?.??>?
(UMUC 1.I.HI ; ir.'l -IOK - I'VIIM :i,t .1 I;. iv\
tr-rvi. *v !ih m;\* I ? ii-inp^>- in t 1. - -(???? rUti<->.
Tc>!hI jialea amounted 10 91Q.Q0V Hh'aro.r. Kx
rhane* on l.f-i ?' t>r"ke 1
I. ~ T.-i mil fft'Tlilf It.f 1 " *1 4 "I In* ivv
oflorltJC'- of ? "titr 1 ? ?>! I'll
Cnc^rt.ilnn in t'o 1'on.l -n 1 r
c i):if t">|i:r ??'?? tij i?> !>?.?
t'i:? ? '? 11"? '?
on rail.
NEW VH'K -? ?: M"i i:i!il<- ?? ?
p?-r ! SterllnK, -l\t> .v
for rtemanil. for f?.T?iV0 n>r
*:'.v?r ??>. M> .. ' .
ht*f!v 1 inp ? ?
BOND LIST
Al'i": <:< 1 * . : ?
^ ?I- N -?
A L.. -v. ?? 1: P
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MMilllnv. ).>!?.-??
:r .??
to-<l?.> a*
1 I,?le?, <xpor*.? > ... ?
r.-.
? Toth for N'f-?
f >.;?? .ri>. V' ?> t'fe l< i
Tot* 1 for t<**> r. Si' t?
?x7>or?f
HEW ORLEANS A in jR*. . r:.;, -
Irriprive : w?i'h(-r, m v. < ( .
prlv.-il* a< ? ? .ut.tj- 1? ' i ?? SU a'. ij ?|\ .
io-<i.iy. held >!ot?</n helow level'of
l?r'l i)'f < i.' -i '.f 'lif ?.
l: ?>.' t. xi ir tfiHn vi m . i.v
(>f r<"u[i' ratldti. .-!>? f>..- r. ?. jit . ? .11, u
pMlUd aflvar <? of (lOmin it ? j.-.?
th" at m r.K ior.? of
I >o 2 polnl? Oi. t!i? . a. tl.?
ktst KP.lt.ti! :? to ? point*. !n K>sni.;nhy
a much h-f.rr . J.tvcrpool thun ln?
beiivy ?eJlifiK on weather reporu
Official Range and Sale of Stocks in New York
Snlos.
in; coo
.?> 100
roo
: > ftoo
22,200
too
:;c.i-oo
:.oo
? ?00
100
I."00
i *. 00
2 '.O0
700
200
' oil
L'.: no
.-..1100
?_ 00
:: voo
!.' oo
; oo
?00
; oo
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I 00
00
J.i ml
1 o 0 0
*i.i00
100
:'o. "oo
?.'.l.tiOO
.">.'00
2c0
?>, 'oo
?oo
Too
1 1.1' 00
: oo
::.i00
1 .000
r.oo
1 Oil
I 0. 'Hil l
pfd
Stork.
Allis-Chaltnors
Allls-Cliainiors, pfd. . .
Am. Afir t'licni , com..
Am. Hoot Sugar, com..
American Can
Am. Can. pfd
Am. Oar ami Foundry..
Amor. Cotton Oil
Am. Hide and L. pfd
Amor Linseed Oil
Amor, l.oeomotivo
Amor, Locomotive.
\ merit .in Smelt Iiik
Amor. Snuff, com
American Suuar
\m Tel atul Tol Co . .
Am. Tobacco, com.....
Amor Tobacco, pfd
Anaconda Copper
Atchison
A i ? L
A. I., of Conn
IV and O ...... .
Hotli. Stool Co., com....
K.iiilwiit l.oeomotivo
Hi it Amor. Tobacco < 'o
It rook. Kapid Transit. .
Central * Leather, com ..
Canadian Pacific
California Petroleum
Chesapeake and Ohio..
Chi. Croat Western....
i 'hi. ?treat \V? stern, pfd.
< 'lii. 'Mil. and St. Paul. .
Crucible Stool Cor.. ?om.
Crucible Sterl. pfd
< ol. Fuel .i t.il I ron ....
i 'ol. atul Sou t herti......
Consol ida t i ll ?!;t s
corn Products, com
I ?en. and IS <5 . com ..
ICrle
ICrle, 1st pfd
Fed. Miti and Sin., pfd.
* Sonera 1 Kleetric
itoodrich
<;r*at Northern, pfd. ...
c, rent North Ore Ctfs..
Illinois Contr;il
Intorboro- Met
'Intorboro-Met., pfd.
Int-rnatior.al liar.. <
International Paper
I titer I 'aper. pfd.. .
Kan. Cjty, So., com.
V THOMAS BRANCH CO.. Bankers and Brokers.
Clostng
nii! Ank'tl Hales. Stock.
42 424 ;<00 I,ehlgh Valley ...
Oron. HiKh
40-41J 4^i
Low.
10
724
S?t>
ft? J
5Sf
100
os
ft 04
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llj
53*
?0111.
1103
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1074
1033
10.1
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1 ft
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29 i
US
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1 1 '.'3
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102
193
107
94
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100 4
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i
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103 4
103
S3
201 ?
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104
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121
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102
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123
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107 4
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101 103
1 OS* 110
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124
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S23
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102 I
103
20
12s
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14
20
443
44
14*
4 S
170J 172
54* 543
11 S3 119
414 41 a
1004 104
10s
73
37 *
2s j
L. and M. Tobacco, com.
L. and M. Tobacco, pfd.
Lorlllard Tobacco, com.
Lorillard Tobacco, pTd..
Louisville and Nashville
!,V00 Maxwell, com
a 00 Maxwell, 1st pfd
? 'f'ti Maxwell, 2d pfd
1 ii.TOO Mexican Petroleum ....
300 Miami Copper
1.200 Mo.. Kail, and Texas
3.MI0 Missouri Pacific
National Biscuit
5,7 00 New Haven
;,..<00 New York Central
;oo N. Y., Out. and Western
1.300 Norfolk and Western...
2,300 Northern Pacific
20(1 Pacific Mall
..von Pennsylvania
People's tias
100 P c. c and St. L., com.
>."00 Pittsburgh Coal. com...
7.5 00 Pressed Stool Car
i.ioo Itwy. Stool SprltiK, com.
t 3. 700 Heading
;i r.Atf Hop. Iron and Steel....
too ljep. 1 and Steel, pfd...
1,-nii |{ock Island
i;oo Hock Island, pfd
S. A. I.., com
S. A I... pfd
St. 1. S. W., com
".Oil Sloss-Slioffield
Mi |o,:,oo Southern Pacific
1024 ..'.ml Southern Itailwny ....
too Southern H\vy? pfd
Stand <>11 of N. Y
.1.200 Tt linessoe Copper
i.iOO Texas Pacific
? ;:.s00 I'nion Pacific
294 11.500 I" S. Cast I. Pipe. com..
1'nited Clear Stores . .
"00 I". S Hubber
I'.?.20o I". S. Steel
>?00 l". S. Stool, pfd
2 too Va.-Car. Chemical
Ya.-Car. Chemical, pfd...
200 Western Maryland ....
203 4ft M?o Wostinnhouse
75* 100 Wabash
107" Wabasli, pfd
'.'J L.'_o0 Western I'nion
3s* Total sales for days
20* Total sales for week (four
MS
2 0
SO*
Iftj
SO?
4 3
4 ."> i
123
31 v
S3"
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30
12S 4
l?4
Open, niph Low.
1453 H? 1454
354
S54
33 4
si 4
258
S
24
05
014
2.sj
losi
109
33
1003
703
24 4
59
391
lft 2
44 4
984
174
i
4 0*
90
n; 3
ft 03
421
124
132*
1 9 4
?174
74S
1 1 3
34 4
364
sr. j
333
S24
258
SJ
2 4
'054
91 2
288
109
1098
34 4
109 3
T03
254
02
11 *
152
45
9s 4
1 7 ?
i
50
90
ir.i
503
431
124
133
22 3
' 4S4
7 ft a
1134
353
343
sr. 4
33
78
254
S
04 4
91
2S8
los 4
10S3
32
1094
'703
21A
59
39
lft 04
9S 4
1 7
a
404
S93
l? A
is
424
12
1313
194
174
73*
112J
34 4
225
110
170
i i 4
344
854
33
si
S4
121
HI
90
2S4
11 rt
703
2 4
fill
40
98
I 7
\
14 3
31 \
4S4
893
lfij
4 >4
197
124
1 2
1313 132"
213 2:
10 II
?1 74 4>
74 74
1123 IP
354 3."
20 20 20
113 * 114 3 1123
4 4 k
714 7 i 4 '70;
, sss.loo shares
days), 3.704.S00 sh:
*ti' ?< 1 ?. Ti- ? nd the market fell oft until
tow.it'<l i M in. prt- es ?frc at a net loss of t
? * points Official narnln^K thiit th?
troj.i. ii storm wan worklnp tow.ird the j
CIll 1 f >f Movlt o had a steadying effect af- ]
'"r tin' m!-:?!?< >if the day, but th?* main in- i
fluetice hi the afternoon whs the hither !
spot market. Kuturcs closed Stm.ly at a ;
decline of to 2 points. Close; O-tnher i
?He i-ihIi r. J.'O; January. !>.(!:; March. ?
r> May. ic.os
Spot, ^t'liiv, 1? points up. Sal^s on the !
spot. :f>0 bales: to arrive, ssn bales MM- i
dllt.e. vM,
nkw voltk produce market.
Xi'UV YORK Aujri Ht 1?.?Haw fugrir firm'
centt it uit.i! irTi:i>*?; molasses. 4 Oi?'i? 4 03: n>
irtnxil :ir:?. 1 points hlRher Butter, "teadv.
Cheer* ste.,i<|er. Spot coffee steadv; nlo
7s. To: Santos 4t>. '*\c.
Cnttcnwed oil u.is !o\<-er under scattered
llqi.I'lHt! n. Mic result of increased offerings |
of i r.j !?? ..ti.l poor o-jtsltl" demand. Switch- j
Inp of September t?? .'arniary and March ;
rot'tpri* "d 'f pirt if th? day's trans
actions. Kinnl prices wore : to 4 points
no; Iom < r Sales ;1 0 bnrrels Prim"
crude, nominal; prime summer yellow. :=pot '
nit ,\ .n -t. r.". September. 5.7?; October I
5.75; November. f>.73, December, f.75; Janu
jir\. ? February. ;? f?3. March. 6.01': prime
wl'it? r vf ><? ."fl'.j . prime summer white,]
S.OO^'i o
llll'HMOXn nmilUCH MARKKT.
AVholesuli t (not at ions.
? H\ I.evv Commission Co.)
Itlchmond. Va August '.i 191*
I,lve I'oultr.T.
'"hi< keiv^. choii '? small, lb. . .. 17 to -s '
Cl;ick?ns, choice, rnedluin. lb... 1? to :<>
*|er:>. per lb to 15%
Roosters, each 3" to 40
Esse.
In < rates, neir-hy fresh dor..... to jo
CSuinea e(5K?. dor to
Butter. Per Pound j
Fivnlly, choice. fr??b yi to ?."> '
Merchants', fair, per lb to '.7
I.ive Stock.
?v 1?. choice S*4to 9 j
| "eals. poor to fair 6 to ? i
i 'lives. runners 6 to 7 I
1 <h. ?p 4 to 5
\ ?.atv.bf. ?T>rinc 7 to ? j
Vttle S^tO 7V4
.|oc?. choice to 7
Country Bacon.
!a v? we:l nmkf' ?mall 18 to 20
t uns, well smoked large. 1? to 17
' ?'!dis -eel' s-noked to II
I Shoulders, w'tll smoked to 15
M i-.collaneous
i I'l f keve p?-as. No. 1. bushel... .7 PO to 2
MARK 1%T CONDITION.
I-.Vk* Market retrains f!r:n and advancing
\ d.tj receipt* lltrht dcrmnd henvv
l'oultrj" II-i.v and chickens active a* p<-|. o<.
i ")?? ? l<e mar'tet In'.' cr Muter?
Market r?:. ilns uurettled. oi'tlook lower,
i Vet!.? continue it firt demand and s??'inB
I Hum'' ii itelv on irrival.
IIIDK AMI WOOL MARKKT.
iPv Old Iiotnlnion Hide and Fur C?., Ine.)
Richmond Va? August :^;f,
Hide* Per Poun4
"ir^'n salt .% to 1*
'!reen 17 to '.fi
?it ?klrs. .ircord'.ng to ilzn itnd
ta K? off 1 CO to 1 M
f.T>
I ?rv
1 ri-n i c"1 i. t ?- s -it v>lu>
c "r bad they are
? r-.irtes rh" ; *. thorouich
l\ ?..%!??? It. v *rm wather to
K- t> them fro*: >pollln|C
Tilloff,
t.oc ! - rj ? >?: 6 to
it ' ? ? ?Ht? 5
>.od ' --frr.l I'M.sw x 26 to ?!
Wool.
Hritr.-.t N ? : vjf w;ish?d 35 to 37
Bricti' No ! t .t wiiiihul J2 to 34
" -he ?- e ?? burrs 29 to SI
til* . - ' ; t' ourrs 2S to 80
? ? - ' I ? ? ir 2B to 71
I'nwwKi ? r ? t: .m bu.-rr ?2 to 14
I':-- ??<?.? ? ? ?? bjrrv 14 to 71
M RKF.T CONDITION.
7- - - ? t- has idvati'.ed aftaln. and
' r- - < o.i <l?-rnar.d W-ml hnp
? -. * ? ? little owing to scarcity, it
<? .? ? ?? r tr??n hide!) In th!i
? ' < : .. ? ?.' . ? r? !1av)l? t<> spoil.
i:i( inuivn ritrrr m\rkkt.
W liol< kal' Quotations.
\ppl<
! :*
1 'A
Pear*.
: :'hel
? !?< p?r th'
IVMI'llf'
. ? i"-r ' rat?
; ? ? n-?
li ' '? if h' ->'i -k<
r half-bushel banket
Plums
. > - e:* ?<??: k<-' r,irr!?
|R pet six busket 'Ti r
l>lllll>OI|>
< ,rapi s.
> rier..
basket.
hatket.
12
Fanc> Niagara, p-?r id\-b:i?k?-t
Fur.cv varo. !our|)0'.ii!il
p? r baslret
Fancy Niagara. four-pound
per basket
Fancy Concord. four-pound banket. per
l.-.^k-t
Onions.
Fancy potato, per bushel J 75
Fancy white, per bushel 7S
I'olalwo.
No. 1 Irish. per bushel } SO
MARKET CONDITIONS'.
Apples?Receipts, heavy; demand. limited;
only best quality wanted. Pears?Receipts,
light; Uartleti and SocI:l<-s especially active
at top quotatlo! ; active demand .'"aches
? Receipts, heavy; only fancy peaches want
ed. Plums?Fair demand for good Quality.
Orapes?Receipts. lipht; demand. cood at
Quotations. Onions? Receipts. heavy; de
mand. fair. Potitofs-Hecflpii, very heavy;
over supply; demand slow
CHICAGO (ilt.Vl.N MARKET.
CHICAtJO. August -Wheat developed
much strength at times t.->-day, induem ed
largelj b> reports that miners and for
eigners were active buyers at Ivans s City.
With September at JI.II-SMHa and Decem
ber. $1 the market closed unsettled. Sc
oft to I'jc up. compared with last night
Corn finished >fcc to -St lower; oits, at >40
oft to a shade advan< :e, an-i provisions vary
'nt from i.'Vac decline to a ri
^'HKaT? Open High.
?September ... l.'.ii1, ; .
1 >. ' e-iibf-r t.o .'j
May
of .Sc.
Low Close.
1.05 Vi 1.11
l."-S<4
1.12s
:.13'S
S-pr eml.or
I', -nber
M i >
>>4 "'t
.'A.
?.o.
S41,
*?'? -.
H
n.sc>
14 .il
vO.
41
i0>
13 tO
U3 xl
s.ry
IK
4il?
40Vl
43H
:4 <r>
it 10
vas
red.
'orn?
A igi:st 4."-'i
September ... 4; ,
IX*iemh?r ... 41-j
.May 4,
M I'uKK-Pet l>fci.
Septeml er ... 13 v.
October 13. pt
l..\i\k ? i*?r ;w? lbs
SeptemSer ...
Uvtotivr SOT, s.10
Junu.irj . . . , e.j:
MlUu i Kills -I'll 1") ibe.
September ... ? Oj r?.iY
October .. .. P.'M [t.io
'.'ash graJr? .-losed: Wheat?No.
J:.vyNo. . hard. $1.20-7$: ;?>.
No. - yellow ?2-?c.
KICK MON II i.i It AIN .MARKET,
Richmond, Va. August 1515
WICOI KS/.Li-. WUOTATtON.S u.N CHANGE.
WHLAT?Car lots
No. 2 red. Western. n?? 'i 1 17
No. 2 red, Virginia. new. 1 1 15
No. 3 red. new... ?>: 1 :.1
Virginia. ban lots ... '.<? j 1 \l
\'ltKlti">. )?< K I <-? t. i for seed i.. 1 12 i I 14
CORN?C,<r lots.
No. 2 white
No. 3 white W
Ni. -nl\?d
N'o j mixed
Virginia, bag lots. v.hlte fcS
OATS?Cur lots.
N<>. 2 mixeil. old
S9V.I
ml
'A
No 2 white. >>i i
N<- < white.
Winter s?t~i b:ig lots, new..
ItV K?Car lots.
No. 2 rye, new
N'o 3 r> e. new 1 0ri
Virginia, l-jg lot* new 1 <Xi
?5 i OS
(*t
KICK M ON I> IIA V MARKET.
Car lots
Richmond, Va., August 12. 191
! v'? ,
i No. 2
I No.
Ltcht
t No. :
| No. :
No. :
N o.
U.-i othy. old
ti?r. th; . old
tlmotliy, old 21 00
clover, mixed, old
. j. *r :n! ; old 2 ?)
' lover, old 21 00
< lo . -r. old 2.' A
i lover, old
Sample hay
STRAW -(.'on pre.'?e<;
Loose-pre.-sfi .:i;e bales
M I LI.FKEU
Car lo's
Shipst u tf winter
Bran, winter
Shlpstjff spitng
Kr.ui spring ...
'{j Si 00
V 24 00
(?</
<l 24 (<0
V
V
10 00 g
nominal
1 S 00
V
S f'l
':>? <'0
'.t 2'* 'rt
?a :i, >')
CIUI I.I \ I. MUCK .MARK I.T.
< "il K'A< ;?). I. Iliigs. weak. bulk.
I"v70?iJ7..V.. Huh' r y<if7 V>. mixed. 'Sifi
|7.^i, henvy. !? r>5i$7.30; re-u^h.
pig*. IT/Vi'.-l'in ? ittle, tirm : native
? attle. !?; !<)'?;il'i 2.'., '? c.s .irid heifers, $"
19.10; calves. "<'i 111 Sheep, weak, sheep,
} ? ??-'ty.'T lambs. T-tty.'C
KK IIMOMI I.IVK STOCK MARKET.
(Sale.-, at Cnlon Stockyards./
Richmond. Va., August 12. IMS.
Heat alters. choice cattle higher;
medium to pood, common to fair.
b-e?t heifers. T'-sVV medium to good,
?,\"7'?; common to f iir. -'-..'(""'v; best cows.
'.r<\&'/i; medlutri to good. S','-r5"i; common to
fair, 4'7'.; best oxen. ,!*'i7; medium to good.
'?'a <?' >? ; comrr.on to fair, f?'?r'Si, best bulls.
6 liKht. 5ftiVa; fresh cows, JiO'/IT.">; l>est veals.
Sf19 \ common lowrr. best sheep. t.'nfiiA;
medium to good. common io fair.
fi'-i'-M, best lambs. ?; common to good. fifflVi;
best nr-g?. T'-j. sows and stags,
MISCKLI.AXKOL'K MAKK KTS.
DRY liOOnP.
\KV. VORK August 12 Cotton goods
???ere genernlly 'itilei to-day and <on'? s. '.er.
,?i..-? report' M a* very low prices, principally
' on spot coons Yarns were quiet. Men's
u ear maniila Hirers are flcrnrtnr r.n
I Have Thought
more lately about making my will than I ever
did?and when I make it, am going to appoint
the VIRGINIA TRUST CO. my wife's exec
utors/'
That CONFIDENTIAL statement, by a big
man, pleased us as much as anything that has
happened in a long while.
It's this way: Wise men have learned that
the
inia Trust Co.
The "SAFE EXECUTOR."
'23 Years in the Business.
orders for tvnol kooiis to !>.? delivered hp
: fort4 October !6, and ji Htead\ spring bind- !
?*** ** on. Importer* of Btigll?h ^u 11
lllRrf state that they will not b'tv at cur
rent price* abroad and will not brln* In
? many pood* for sprlnfj Canton raw sdlks
I were :ilRh*?r and Japanese grud^v lower
naval storks.
rtrSm (iA" ?Au*'?" 1~?Turpentine.
Arm. SS-n-SS**: sales. 3S2 rusks; receipts. 313
, ?. ?.;.ock5- ?'3!< casks. Rosin Arm ?
!?!"?'barrels; receipts ;&.? barrel.; ?hlp
? ?? ",?ne; ato"*- 6:.190 barrels. Quote:
petersburg PEANUT MARKRT
(HodK?r j. Plummrr * Co.. Inc.)
_"TITERSBX'RG. VA... August 12-Spanl.Oi-1
S .stork- market quiet; first quality,
bushe? Vit i ..frraf1*- :<0r to :0c per
i w^-.k- !rST 9r,'Urmeta' "t0l k- "mrket
han'itih ke/l ,J?fnbo. 3'jC per pound; fum->
"^r por Pound, extra pi:me,
| |>fr Mound!""' Sh""n,?- sl<>' k- **<= =*?
< linrged With Attempt to Kill.
Mercer Vaughan, colored, was ar
rested by Sergeant Holcraft yesterday
; on a charge of assaulting and threat-1
: ening to kill Enoch Douglas. Another
charge of assaulting ami attempting to
Kill William Branch was entered
against the negro also. Vaughan will
, he piven a hearing in the Police
Court this morning.
LAST CHAPTER WRITTEN
OF TRAGIC ROMANCE
AMSTERDAM. August 1U.?The bat
tle for the possession of Warsaw
brought to a period the tragic romance
; of Princess Sophia, only daughter of
Prince Wilhelm, of Saxe-Weimer
; Eisenach, and Haron Mans Victor von
, Lleichrooder. The son of the famous
German banker was killed while ficht
ing before Warsaw on August 1. He
was at one time engaged to Princess
Sophia, who committed suicide in 1013
when her father. Prince Wilhelm. re
fused to consent to their marriage.
i-irst news of the baron's death was
, received here to-night from Berlin,
j Ho was killed, it is stated, in the last
. days of the storming of the Polish
j capital, less than two years after his
i sweetheart shot herself at her father's
, castle in Heidelberg because she could
j not wed him. He was even barred
? from her home by members of her
1 family.
It was on the ni^ht of September
17, 1013. that the princess ended her
life with a bullet. Grand Duke Ernest,
of Saxe-Weimar, was said to have been
responsible for preventing the wed?
. dinp of the princess to a banker's son.
; He was head of the house, and nlthough
her father was almost induced to per
mit the match, the grand duke refused
, to allow it unless Princess Sophia re
nounced all her titles. This she re
j fused to do. Her father was unable
! to take a stand for his daughter be
( cause of his financial relations with
j the grand duke.
i Later it was hinted that the princess
i
SECOND HAND BAGS
For Sale!
Save Mnney. Get Our Price*.
BURLAP and COTTON BAGS
for shipping corn, oats. wheat
beans, peas, seed, meal, bran, pota
toes. cabbage. Ice. coal, etc.
Richmond Bag Co., inc., Richmond, Va.
"ASK MR. BOWMAN"
; for Information and rates to Callfor
j nla impositions before making ar
rangements elsewhere. He can proba
bly save you money. Tickets by rail
?or water to f.il points. Phone Han
> tfolpli -IAK7. (11.K E. Dlula St.. Richmond,
! In.
He Died Without A Will
And there was no end of con
fusion about his estate.
Several interested parties
wanted to manage?and the
family could not agree among
themselves.
How about your will?
We will write it and keep
it In our vault free of ex
pense to you.
All confidential, of course.
Richmond Trusl & Savings Co.
.Mnin and Seventh.
Capital - - - 91,000,000
had ended her life following: the
spreading; of hints that she had vlBltcd
Paris In company with another woman
and tho young baron. It was said that
the fact that their auto hud run down
a child was responsible for the police
learning; of their presence In the
French capital.
Baron von Blelchrocder visited
America In 1910 to study bankliiK
methods. At that time he was reputed
to be heir to $40,000,000.
FOR SHIELDS'S LAKE
llonrd A*kn Council f??r Appropriation
of for Spillway.
(In motion of Commissioner Hirsch
borK. the Administrative Hoard yester
day adopted a resolution recommend
ing to the Council the passage of an
ordinance appropriating; $.l,f>oo for the
construct ion of u concrete spillway in
Sliields's Ij.-ikc, where the city is niak
iiiK extensive improvements with a
view of con vert i UK the property into
a larse park.
The board awarded the contract for
this work some time ago, and at that
time had sutlloient funds to complete
tin* work. Recently the Council trans
ferred a part of this appropriation and
the board found that there was not
! enough money to its credit to carry
out the contract.
('linrKcil With llel i?k Disorderly.
j Robert Crowder, a stonecutter, was
arrested vesterday by Police Sergeant
1 Sherrv on a charge <>f being disorderly
and using abusive language to Mrs.
Mattle Childress. The man will be
given a hearimt before Justice Crut(?h
lleld to-day.
'I'nken 111 on Cur.
U M. Vaughan, 404 West 00
street, was taken ill on an Oakwood
and Broa?l car near Secoml ami Itroad
Streets early yesterday afternoon and
Ambulance Surgeon Anderson was
I tailed to attend him. The surueon
found that in- was not seriously ill
| and conveyed him to his home
l.lrrnNod for lnnurnner llunlncMN.
i A license to do n tire Insurance husl
nrss in Virginia was yesterday Issued
I to the Commercial Union 1* Ire Insur
ance Company, of New ^ ork, byCom
' mlssloner of Insurance Joseph Button.
The authorized capital of the companj
is J200.000.
A Cheap Tripto the Mountains
of Southwest Virginia
1 On August 17 the Norfolk and West
I ern Railway will run a very cheap ex
cursion from Richmond to Bristol stop
I pine at all principal points, beginning
with Lynchburg. The round trip fare
1 to I>vnchburg will be $2, to Roanoke
i J3. to Bristol $n, and proportionately
i low rates to other points west of Roa
; noko. A spools 1 f.'ist vestUmled train
will leave Richmond 11.If. A. M. on
above date, arriving Bristol 10.in 1* M.
The return trip will be made on I- ri
dav. August 20, leaving Bristol 4.?
A M., Roanoke 1:00 1*. M . and Uynch
iburg 2:45 1'. M Plenty of coaches will
Ibe provided, so that every one will
have a comfortable seat. A special
excursion through the Shenandoah
Vallev has been arranged for August
ilS Train will start from Lynchburg
\ on that morning, stopping at all sta
'tions between there and Hoanoke, and
'thence to Natural Bridge, (5rotto?s and
ILuray. Tickets will be sold for this
! excursion at extremely low rates.
1 Full information as to these exmir
Uionf* m a v lie had at the Company's
I City Ticket Otlice, S3V Fast Main Street.
r. ii. iiosi.kv,
District l'iiNsrni;cr Akh'I.
rallroadh.
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. R.
I* U Iris WtUitrtu ill
I lute <i.l? Arme RKknul djih
N.I5 AM tS.il tM. t Ml AM. +7.50 AH. * 1.10 + 2.58 PM
tt?23AM *5.15 AM. 412.01 PM. H.25PM,? 5.31 PM. \ ? #? PM.
'tJJOPM *5<7 PM. t 8 20 PM M.30PM.*I2 35 W. t!2 40 NL
j RiSiiTTita. ??d 4i?v FTlftl 7.3# AM. 2 iTFiC 6.3# PM. Ar.
tlk< 6 30 AM. 11.25 AM. 5.42 PM. Iirtoiriitert Accra ?rtk tii\.
?l?.+4 00 PM; Af.il.25 AM. Stilus b.flti 4.15 PM; Af.IO.45AM,
j *Kl<? SL Stl. *B?f4Sl. Sll. UtOMt IQ?'. Rnl ttc will
i R ichmond & Petersburg Electric Ky
l.ravc Richmond
?? a. m. *a r. 51.
I 7 A. 51. 4 I*. 51.
8 A. 51. r?I\ 51.
i ?? A. 51. t.*?i45
in A. 51. *0 I*. 51.
IX A. 51. " 7 I\ 51.
' *12 A. 51. 8 I'. 51.
1 I\ 51. *l> r. 51.
2 I*. 51. lO P. 51.
11 P. 51. Climtrr
12 I*. 51. Purrnti
l.ruvrM Prtrrnhurjc
A. 51. :i:?Ola. 51.
A. 51. *4 i!I5 P. 51.
+7::tOA. 51. ntSft I*. 51.
?7s:ir?A. 51. UtSSP. 51.
KlHB A. 51. 17 :0.n 1?. 51.
A. 51. *7 P. 51.
?lOian A. 51. MH5 P. 51.
lllURA.51. luar. P. 51.
12?as P. 51.* IO:IO P. 51.
?nar. p. 5i. lii-it) P. 51.
2ias P. 51.
? HuRcaRr t Limited tWeek days only.
Richmond & Rappahannock River Ry
Lmve Richmond. Leave Patnuokey
?7:00 A. M. *8:15 A. M.
?11:00 A_ M. *!2:!6 P. M.
T4:45 P. M. 16:00 P. 41.
X9:?0 A. M. 110:15 A. M.
REDUCED SUNDAY RATES ALL STATIONS
?Dally except Sunday. IDally. {Sunday
oniy.
Norfolk &Western Railway
I O.N LI ALL-RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
Schedule in effect April S, 1915.
! Leave Byrd Street Station. Rlchinoni FOR
NORFOLK *9:vu A. M.. *3:ts) P. M.. *4:00 P. 41
t FOR U'NCKBURG AND THE WKSTl
?6:li A. 41.. A. M.. 'Saw P. 41.. *0:20 P
M.
1 Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: *11:40 A.
M 'ess P. M.. *11:80 P. M. From the West:
! :6:50 A. M.. t2:10 P. 41.. tl:40 P. 41.. *?:17 P
M.. *6:00 P. 41.
?Dally. tDally txcept 8unclaj. XSunda*
iw!b. BEV1LL, W. C. SAUNDERS.
P. T. M., Roanoke. O. P. A.. Itoanok*
C. II. HOSLbV. P. P? A~. Rtrhmond.
; CHESAPEAKE & OHIO l<V
iCIn.. L'Jivllle & West, ?3:00 p. *11:00 p
Main Line Local ?? a.. 12 D-.
Jamon Klver Line *10:00 a. 15:15 p.
! N News. Nflt.. Old Pt. *? a. *12 m. *4 p
Newport News I,ocal ?TiId a-, 5:00 p
Trains arrive from Nfk. *11:30 a., *2:45 p.
?C:30 p.. N. News, *9:55 a.. *8:00 p. h ro-n
; West. *8:30 a.. *3:40 p.. tf:55 a., tl.10 p..
: *7 :'^0 p. J;ui. River. t?:35 ft.. *7:15 p.
I ? Dally. * fcixcKDt Sunday
j hKAROARl) AIR LINK RAlT7\VAY^
"Tho 1'rogreeBlvo lUURvay ol the South."
Southbound trains Bcheduled to leave ltlch
mond dally; t:3.'. A M.. Local to Norllna. 1:M
' P. M., sleejiers and coaohes. Atlanta. Ulr
i inlntth.-tm; 6:35 P. M. through coaches end
J Rleepera to ,lack?onvin?; 12:45 A. M., eleepers.
'Atlanta, iilrrnln|tha,Ti, Jackhorivllle. Tampa
an<l fonchuft JacKsonvllle.
Nor'.obourd trains echeduled to arrive In
Richmond dally: 4:00 A. M.. 8:30 A. 41.. local:
?:30 a. M.. 5:3V P._M
! Richmond i tnesapeake Bay Railway Company
euiiri'hi'ilibf! Sclivdulp of April 14, ll>14,
tichcdule huiijcri to CliilHKu Without
Notice.
Trains leaves Rlchmon<l h*5:50 A. M., *7 A
M.. bH A. 41.. H A. 41., **10 A. 41., 11 A. 41..
1 i'. M., 2 P. 41., 3 P. 41.. bl P. 41., 5:20 P.
AL t:^u P. 41.. 7:1? P. 41.. bs P. 41.. 10 P. 41..
11:45 41.
TrnU.ti leave Ashland *5:50 A. 41.. ti*7 A.
M.. 8 A. 41.. ti9 A. 41., 10 A. 41., **11 A. M.
?12 noon. "1 P. 41.. 2 P. 41., 3 1\ 41.. 4 P. 41..
b5:20 P. 41.. 6:20 P. 41.. 7 10 P. M.. 8 P. 41..
t>9 P. 41.. 11 P. 41. v
bCarrlos lwmt;ai:<> *I>ftlly excopt 8unday
??Sundays only.
*~XE BSOLUTCI.Y SAFE.'X
Every Burglary
Emphasizes the importance of Safe Deposit Vaults
for Hafe-guarding valuables?but thousands of peo
ple loam thiR lesson too late. Behind our mas
sive steel vaults your valuablos will be absolutely
secure. Rental reaHonable.
First National Bank
% Ninth nnd Main.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $3,000,000.
RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
i Eolith Dally: 0:30 A. M., local; 10:30 a m
0 4>; M : with observation
I sleeping cur for Atlanta; 11:15 p >t.. express
leeplng car open M? I*. >1. 3:00 I'. M.. locul"
I lor Kcysvllie and chase City-week [iall
Vork Itlvcr I.lnt>?6:10 P. M.' SteamerTrain
??xcvpt Sunday. conncctlnR for lluUlmora
locuL C"^,' ' M a"U 4:16 '*? M- dali*
7 ^rUi""^rr,Ve. ^^'"ond-Krom tho South
V. M dally.'Vi? VA' 3:30 ?'? JO
ar&~ i V"'" fa
out?. WlK ? siailL:,<St!':1phUeM:Ma<lliro_?72
a.?i ri'iivci AiTutigcinctits Over On*
Counter.
? .. An,er,t.-'i or European.
Railroad, Steamship nml I'ulinina
Tlt'hrli.
Checked. FiiMcub, Travclors'
Ofriccky
RICHMOND 'I'll A.\.S1-'!?; it COMPANY
KO!> KuNt Mtilu .Street.
Branch Miliccs. Jefferson?.Murnhv's
^iw Kltiliifinu Hotels. y
TMMB. AM) ' 'UiUHMi! SAVERS.'*
Atlantic Coast Line
s?ssf,^sfia i*i.sr"b
l-h. A V L HICUMuMj OAII?Y
I-. sr.. iz-w^a t 8ouiti; a:i6 a m a|,tj
A- M - 8:w K "?
Uv" West: 8:15 a. M.. ?:W
>?<? M.. 8:20 P. M.
t-IB A MlCr.i'^rf: U::,) A" M- <:>i A. M.
^ m" ?'i > . M" 9:W A- M- a:*? P. il .
t:ifc '* <:U {J- "
?r?i.?-0M"b.0r0 .'i'"1 lr*>et?ev!llo: M:00 H. M
?'U A ?r l*ii iCBilJ0,,<l dully: 6:S) a. M
A Al pi' A J ??!? A. M.. tlOMJ
A. -J1 ? i I . . VJ A. Al. 'illlU I* \1 *1 'D p t<
6:17 ? . Al.. *:Si P. M.. I:Uo P ii "/ft t/ j}
11:*) t. M. * ? M
? Except Sunday. tSundny only.
.Z ?uo?td* <J'?arlUro "nd
C. li. t. A.MI-HKI I . D ?. a., ov Mnln 3t_
stea m boats.
OLD DOMINION LIVE
Cv. lUchmoiid, fool Ol Aali .St. dally 7 00 p \?
I-oaves Newport Now* 6';00 A
Arrive Norfolk !! !6:00 A M
Connections with main Hue steiwners le'uv
ln?, Norfolk for New ^ ork dully. exeem Sun.
#a^i. ' :.VU M. Conn.-otlons also made by N
?. 'V, '}>'? * ""<1 & O. Ity. ut 4 K ill
?Niuht line Hteainern (.top ut Cluromunt on
v1.1'.1.;.J'? uCe. 'J'?}. .by.Pu.b"c conveyance.
/ h i N.\% IGA riON CO. Juiiip.i iciver
oy daylight for Norfolk. Old I'olnt, Newport
?sews and all Jamea It Ivor landing. Monday
\\ ednosday and Friday at 6:00 A .\L Krelelti
received for ull Jainea itlver points.
FRENCH LINE
Umi)?inl? Geaeralo Trans.tlantlan*.
POSTAL SERVICE.
F??m *" NEW YORK to BORDEAUX
ROCHAMBEAU. .August 14, 3 P. M.
LA TOURAINE. . August 21, 3 P. M.
ESPAGNE Sept. 4. 3 M.
CHICAGO Sept. 11, 3 p. M.
t-Olt IM'UltMA'l IO.N AI'I'LT
to N. II. Itonman aiS Knot Main Street
Telephone ituiidolpli 4.%S7.
Rlrhnioiid Transfer C??
819 Kn?t Main Street. ARenln. Itlchmnnd.
uQueen of Summer Trips'1
NORFOLK to BOSTON
"By Sea"
Mort d^n?fhtful way to New Knrlanfl.
fin* steamers. Best aerrloe. Dally
Ballings from Norfolk. Va. Tickets in
clude meals ar.d stateroom berth on
steamer. Summer excursion tickets on
Hole from nil points.
A r?un<1 tr,P 'rom Richmond.
Hend for Tour Book. B. C.
? Lohr. Agent, Norfolk. V*., or
applT C. ii O. Ity.. N. A W. Ry.
Rnwrnnn's Tourist Agency, 618 K. Main
Btreet, and Richmond Transfer Co., b03
ICast Main Street.
Merchnats and Miners Trans. Co
' ?' Turner, t;. P. 4.. '<?, If Md.
SIMMER RESORTS?Atlantic City
SPKCIAI. Sl'MMKIt ItATKS
?v;.00 up dilil.v; .Sit.OO tip urrkly.
ALBEMARLE
I.?.idlnfr hlKh-class moderate mte hotel.
Virginia Ave . n^ar Roach a:;:', all nttrar
?lonH. Capacity 3L0. 100 cool front rooms.
r.rw metal bed.i, comfortable furr.lj.'i
'liKs; elevator, private hatlis. t.00>> foet
porches. ?-xrell>nt table (ovcmr.K din
its*. courtor.iis i-orvlro, homo-Ilk'
Motorists' patronage iiiillclt*d 14tn year
flooklet. j. p COPE
THE ST. CHARLES
ATI-ANTIC CITY, N. J.
Mont Select location 1'rontlnjt the
Beach.
With an o.ctabiisiicd reputation for
Its excluslvonos.i and hlgh-clasa pat
">naKe. Thoroughly modem and
completely equipped. Courteoua ser
vice Hath rooms, with hot anil cold,
fresh and ?ea water attachment.
fbotvciR. etc. Orchestra. Extenslvj
pore he.t and nun parlor overlooking
tho Board \Valk and Ocean. Always
open. Golf prl vlleuoa. Illustrated
I ookleu
NKWI.1V IT.MVKS COMPANY.
SUMMER RESOKT8?Atlantic City
ALAMAC HOTEL
jOccan Front. In the heart of Atlo.ntlc City.
Absolutely Fireproof. Open always.
American nnd European plana; hot and
col?l reu water baths; cupaclty 400; "Latr.
kellcr;" grill; orchestra; danclnB; Kara?;o.
, MACK-LA TZ A CO.
LE^CINCTON
Pacific A- Ark Aves. Grounds with tennTt
courts adjoin Beach. Only popular pricrj
, hotel where GUESTS may go from HOUSH
lo SURF in dATHING ATTIRE without uaina
! fjrte',> which ic prohibited. Use of BATH
' an*' caro of suits FREE. RUN.
INING WATER in rooms. ORCHESTRA.
| $1.50 and up daily, $8. to *17.50 weeklv. Ameri.
, can plan. WHITE SERVICE. GARAGE,
j Booklet. PAUL C. ROSECRANS.
THE WILTSHIRE Virginia Avenue nn1!
lieach; ocean view;
capacity SBO; private buthn. running water
In rooms. elevator, line porches, etc.; music,
Special?II.").V) up weekly 11.(10 up dally;
open all year; booklet; nuUt at trains.
HAMUEL K 1.1.IS.
KENTON HALL
On bench, m Helinont Avenue, Chelsea. C/n
obHtructed ocean view; milium; wuter In all
rooms, dev.; capacity 1*00. T11US. KKNT.
Hotel Majestic
Virginia. Avenue and
Itench. Hen?/atO(l
throughout; center
I of attractions; m?nn view; capacity, 309;
eH'vator. private hatha white nervlce., etc.;
t superior table. Special. 110.04 up weekly;
j J:'*) up d.tlly Booklet. M. A. SMITH.
ELEERON
AND FIREPROOF ANNEX. Tennessee Ayc
nue, rear Reach. Central Open ourr> undinga.
Opposite Protestant ard Catholic Churches.
Cap icity 5UO. New throughout. Kuinlnt
water In rooms l'rivato liathn Metal bed*.
! 4.0.0 fent ?f r>orchea. E<c?dlent table Fraah
vegetable". Wmd KCronel. White per* ice.
Hooklet. Special: fH.OO to $'-! I .I'll weekly;
$l.SU to dull*. R. R. LL'DY. M. D.
HOTELS
Tl'KKISli AM) IIOMA2V IlATIlS.
THE JEFFERSON
mcintoM). va.
The roost magnificent hotel In th?>
| South. European plan. Iloorns alngla
' fttid cn suite, with and without bath*,
j Special Humplc rooms.
SUMMER RESORTS?Virginia
ELKT0N HOTEL, ELKT0N, VA.
Of? Shennnrloah River. Open level
cround. Mir roundel hv mountains. Cool
ho'ipe, liiith ctillnK*. wide porches. E'.Vc
I.itlii.v Water for rheuinati.'in, malaria
and insotnonla. Booklet. I"). C. Gl'.A
HAM, Manager.
September Vacation
in the Mountains
Mountain Lake Hotel
Mountain I .like, Giles County, Virginia.
Kiev at Ion. t.'ioo ff t. Spr :al uttrai tlona:
Horseback Hiding, J.'rlvlr.g. Tennis, Host
ing Fishing. Chert nut 'lathering Superb
mountain Keener} S?-p'.ernIt the most de
lightful month in U - >< :ir In the mountains.
Hi September r ite
T. U. I'ORTKRI'I El.l> Manager.
Mountain Lake, Va.
Ideal Sea Shore Resort
$6.50 Week and Up.
Purt and Inland bathlnc ur.s>,irpaR!",i; boat
ing. fishing. clam bakes. flnh frl??: fr-'e
bowling. pool. etc. ? 10 miles on excellent
i power boat. -hildren free); special
mg rates. ladles i'.c. children frc?. tn^-n Vk-?
; fO to y/j !lsh ordinary . ,i t h. .-end for book
! let. A. II. <J M EARS, \V'achaprei?ue.
< Eastern Shore, Va.
I Orkney Springs Hotel and Huths.
I Orkney Spring*. Vn., Open <lnne 1.
I Beautiful mountains; always cool; elevation
; I,Vf). if you value health, pleasure, rest.
' iom?. Kentorat've waters ?qual Carlsl-Ad,
| Germany, for nervousness, poor blood. Jen
i e.-al debility. rheumatism. kidney, ..nd
; ptomic.h troubles. Fre* amusement, aanolnjr,
pool, tennis, iroquet: cooil table; reasonable
| rates; cap 600; booklet. II. C. Carter. Prop.
Come to the Natural Bridge Hotel
A garden spot In the Virginia mountains,
offering pea< e and contentment. Excellent
i i uislne Table supplied from hotol garden
jand dairy. Ail mm tested.
Ballroom. swimming poo', bowline alley,
tfnr.is court, automobiles, saddle and driv
ing boratd Ior hire. Automobiles meet all
trains.
Owned nnd operated by the Natural
Bridge Company. Send for circulars.
Grove Park I
Sunset Mountai n, Asheville, N. C.
Special Summer Rates
The finest resort hotel in the world. It is absolutely
fireproof. Hemains open all the year.
The finest golf links in the South, one hundred and
twenty acres in extent, is over 0,000 yards, and is covered
wit h hlue grass.
All water used at the Inn conies from the slopes of
Mount Mitchell, highest mountain east ot the Koekies,
nearly 7,000 feet altitude.
The milk and cream conic troin the estate of the late
(.eorge >V. Vanderhilt.
It is the most sanitary
hotel ever built.
Every floor is tile. The
rugs were all made in
France. The foods are the
finest that money can buy.
Kitchen walls are tiled
to the roof with white tile;
floors white mosaic tile.
The altitude makes it
cool in summer, and blank
ets are necessary at night.
Full information may be
had by inquiring at South
err. liailwny offices.
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vllle for < lt?- I li roe Mummer
month* for the |?nxt live yeitr.s,
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