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THE TIMES-DISPATCH'S RECORD OF FINANCIAL NEWS
BUSINESS ON EXCHANGE 1
FLOOR REMAINS QI1IET
Professional Traders Halt
AX'lien No Headway Is Made
in Selling Slocks Short,
v. S. novo KKI.I. OFF FA I It
l.lberly anil Vlrlnrjr Issue* Sell on
Ne?v* Time Mill Will lir Introduced
for Soltllera llunitN 'I'n* Knitted On
Mniiufiictured t.oiula.
Hy H. Illinium.
NKW VOItK, lit'', 2(1.?Finding that
no headway wan being made by sell
ing stocks short professional traders
marked time today to get their bear
inns. Am a result business on the ex
chango Hour wan very i|til?-1. In the
bond marki't I.ilierty ami Victory is
sues sold ofr on tin: news that a hill
had been introduced In Congress for a
M?lilii;r'ii bonus to In* rulmil hy a tax
on ma tin fact u red products for whole
Halo and retail trade. In tin- last
unalysls, this. \Vall Street believes,
would mean another bond Issue, which
of course would hurt the niurli't
standing of thi' liberty and Victory
bonds.
< nil for Vnrlou* Xuiim.
Koine of the many plans that have
li?i u proposed for a soldier Lioiiuh call
for two billon* of dollars, some for a<
much as live lillllotis. The lowest es
timate for soldier ho tins requirements
would require a sum more than t w ice
wl|a l It Is hojieil will he saved hy
arms limitation; some of the largest
estimates would use up all of the
money which It Is hoped will come in
through the new tariff, From Wall
Street's viewpoint disabled soldiers
should gel all find-more than Is corn
ing to them in the way of compensu
tlon. Hut to indrectly sell bonds to
rui^i money to pay to well soldiers,
from Wall Streets viewpoint would
I", nt this time financially Indefensi
ble. It would not only upset our gov
ernment budget at a time when every
body knows the need of drastic econ
omy, hut It would set a poor example
to foreign countries, who now owe
lis large sums on which even no in
terest Is being paid.
Fnrioer*' lltiir 1)1*1 nr lit tig.
Another news development of the
day that Is greatlv disturbing Wall
Street bankers ileal* with the effort"
<?t the farmers bloc in the Senate and
In < 'onpress to force through a bill
requiting that one of the live mem
bers of the Federal Keserve Hoard be
a special representative of the farm
ers. Jf tills is done there is no reaso.il
why tbe steel Industry and the coal
trade and others should not have spe
cial representation on the Federal de
serve Hoard. Where this would lead
Is obvious. Director Harding, who
was n successful hanker in too South.
Is perfectly able to look nftej- the
best Interests of the farmers without
injury to others
Hurllngton has applied to the in
terstate t.'ominerce Commission tor
permission to Issue and sell fJU.OOO.
o'Mj first refunding CO-year 5 per cent
bonds and to issue anil hold In the
treasury ITS,000.000 honds to cover
surplus earnings spent during the
past five years for Improvements and
betterments chnrgahle to capital
account. Ilnrlitigton. which Just de
clan tl a lar>;e extra dividend I*
doing :t > .in to get rid of its
ver> ! ,'iollt mid loss surplus.
II"v . Ohio and Michigan hav
ing w.. ? 'ii in > t Ions with New Vork
si... V . x. >.iinge III ms have had these
wires removed for overcharging cus
tomers 'I his is only the beginning of
such a unouncemeuls.
While call money touches 0 per cent
every day or so hankers here are' of
the belief that money will work easy
after the first of tin* year. if such
beliefs were not held bankers would
hardly be buying large blocks of city
nlid State bonds on a I 1-1 to 1 1-2 per
cent basis. These purchases are more
convincing than any argument that
money will work easier.
Holding back freight to take ad
vantage of the 3 per cent government
tax that comes off January 1, is be
lieved to he the explanation for the
72.'id- Increase in the idle car sur
plus reported hy the railroads for
the week ending December 8, coin
paied with the previous week. There
were on the date named 528,158 Idle
freight cars on side tracks, of which
386,U4i were in good order and the
balance fn need of repairs. The good
order Idle cars showed an increase of
85,116, which means that the number
of cars needing repairs is being cut
down. These figures have an impor
tant bearing on Die action being tak
en by a number of railroads in closing
? their shops.
llallroads employes who are now
protesting through thoir representa
tives over the farming out of equip
men repair work haven't a leg to
stand on as far as logic goes. They
are before tho I.abor Hoard today,
tnklfig the st?nd that the railroads
liavo no right to farm out this work,
and shortly they will be before the
samii board, arguing that wages he
Increased or liopt at tho present high
levol. The position of the railroads
is that their men are charging more
than outsido labor.
nicimu.M) stock ma hurt.
Quotation* by (.'ankle O, llurch A Co.
1IIS Hast .Main .SIreef.
Quotation* at Clone.
City and State Securities.
Hid Asked
Vn. 3s, old C. and R..1932 85
Virginia Centuries. 2.
3, C. and It 1901 67i
West Virginia 3is..l939 76
Street Itullivajr Honda.
N. and 1'. T. Co., 5<j...l93ti 71 73
V. II. and 1?. Co. 5s.. 1934 76
Street Itullvrny Mock*.
Xor. It. and U Co.. 25 20 214
Y. K. and I'. Co.. pf. 100 31
V. It. and P. Co.. com. 100 lli
Kullroad Slocks.
?It., F. and 1*. Div. Ob. 100 195 205
Insurunce Sforka.
Atlantic 1,1 fe Ins. Co. 100 170
J.lle ins. Co. of Vtt... 100 350
Vn. F. and M. Ins. Co. 25 5SJ
Hank and Trust Company Stork.
American National . 100 230 250
Am. Trust Co. (Class
A) 100 95
Htoad Street Bank.. 25 CO
Hroadway National . loo 116
Ilk. of Com. and Tr.. 100 199 205
Central National ..... mo 154 165
Church lilll Hank . .. loo 175 ^
First National 100 235
Nat. Statu and City. 100 195
Old Dom. Trust Co.. 100 1X4
Via titers National .. 10o 40(1 425
l.'ichmond Trust Co.. 100 98
Va Trust Co 100 295
West Knd Hank 25 5C
Textile SlockN. -
Hosemary Mfg. C??.,
7J p. c\, pfd 100 100
M IscelluneiiiiM.
Jefferson Ilenlty Cor
poration, 1st pfil. . 100 75 80
Laruii and itros. Co.,
"pfd.. 0% partlel... 100 109
O. I). I and S. Co.. 3 3}
IT. L. Toh. S p. c? pfd..100 lOlj 1021
V.-O. Oh. pf. X p. c... 100 t'.S
V.-C. Chein., com.... lnO 2S
Standard l'aper, pfd. 100 103
F. S. Hoyster tiua no
S p. c. bonds 100 102J
NKW YOKK BONDS
December 19. 1911.
(SOUTHBKN),
U. a Cu, jesUtercd ,...(bid) 101V4'
'? ? \ ? ' - &
Official Range and Sale of Stocks in New York
300
2600
300
4o0
1000
SO0
200
?.000
SO0
400
31*00
r, loo
J 200
J101)
Mi 00
2200
1 20 0
200
1 :ioo
000
2 200
too
l ooo
>00
2K00
!( 100
25011
13O0
300
400
1 SO0
r.oo
100
ir.no
700
3100
J 1 ! co
1 J 00
1 70O
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J (loo
ion
r,oo
Mill
4 <>0(t
:too
2000
300
1 xii
i riii
> no
1 on
Advunce-Jtumlcy, pfd. .. 36
Allied Chom
Allis-Chalmcrs 39
Aim. A?;r. CIn:ill 204
'in.'Beet SuK<ir, coin.... 28^
Tmericun fan 33|
American Can. pfd
Aim. Car and Kdry 1441
American Cotton Oil.... 23i(
American Kxpress
Am. Hide and l.ea, com. 144
Am. llidc and l.ea., |ir.. liOJ
Am. Inter. l!nr|i 4 2S
American I?oco ooj
American KmeitliiK ???? 4 14
Ainer. Safety Haiur.... 1)
American Suitor SO
.41 J
BY THOMAS HflAXCU Sc CO
Open.IliKli.Low. Closing.
Hl(l Asked.
IJANK12KS AND UitOKKUSj.
Ainer. Sumatra i. .
TVI. Tel. cn, N2J% lllj 11 IS
A m
Am. Tobacco, com
American Woolen
Am. WritiiiK Paper, pfd.
Anaconda Copper
Atchison
Atlantic Coa.it i.ine
A. C. 1. of Ct. (BaBlto.) .
Haldwin lyieo
Ha! II more and Ohio
I ?(? ill. SI eel, I!
Hcth. Steel, s-; pfdi. ..
Hrooklyn If. T '...
('adilo Oil
Calif. Petroleum
Canad'an Par lite
Central Heather, com...
Chesapeake and Ohio...
Clil., <treat Went . pfd..
Clii., .Mil. and St Paul.,
("hi.. It. 1 and P.. com..
Cili., it. i and P.. r.pf.i
' "hi . it. I. and P.. 7 pfd
Coca-Cola
Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado and South...,
''oluii)liia (irapho. .....
Corn Product*, com....
crucihlc Steel
CoK.len till
? 'ill.a Cane Sugar
Krli;
Krie. 1st pfd
Kre.'port. Texas ."
Oenerai Klectrlc ......
Cen.-ral Motor
? loodrlch. com
Oreat Northern, pfd. ..
' ?iea t North. Ore Ctf.?..
nine.in Central
Interhoro-f ons., com. ..
Inspiration Copper
int. Paper com
Int I'ifper. pfd. stamped
Kansas City Southe.rn.
3*;
571
3'J
30
2S4
23 J
Vllg
214
ill
61
4 31
loij
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20
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300 Keliliecott Corp
P'O l.tu-ka wanna Steel
I.icurii nlid Myers, com.
I.011 Co.. lne
I.orlllard Toh . com....
l.ouisville and Nash....
Maxwell, com. P.,
I no Merc. Marine, com
37oy Merc. Marine, fifil
1 1500 .Mexican Petroleum
320(> Mid vale Steel
3'i'i'l Mo, Kan ;ind Texas....
600 Missouri Pacilis
&>oo Middle States Oil
N. Y. Air Hrakc
1200 New York Central
47oa New Haven
' I'lO Norfolk and Western...
3<00 Northern Pacillc
41",1111 pennsyl vania
Pierce-Arrow
Pressed steel Cur
Pacific oil N 1 4 ? i
Ity. Stee| SpriuK, com..
1300 IteadiiiK
700 Hepuhlic- 1. and S
1 S"0 I [oval Hutch. N. Y
3011 Seal.oar.l Air I,lne, coin.
Sea hoard Air I .Inc. pfd.
St. l<ouiN>San i-'ran
.'"<( Si. I.oiiis-Soiilliw., com.
'? -? (o( Sinclair Cons Oil
200 SW>ss-Sheffield, com
I I'Mi Southern Pacillc
.'(?11 Southern Hail way
300 Southern Hallway, pfd.
Kkoh Studehaker. com.
Ooo Toll. Products, com
17 0.. 'p.-xas Coal ami <iil
.".Ton Texas Company
H.'.OO Texas Pa. iilc . . . . 1
3000 Transcontinental nil ..
1200 I'nioii Pacific
7700 I'nited Itetail Stores....
c S. Cast Iron Pipe, pfd
3700 1". S. Itulil.er, com
6"00 I', s Steel, com...
400 P. S. Steel, pfd...
^HO I'ta h <"oppor ....
2300 Vanadium Steel, . .
Va -Car. < 'liemica I.
300 Va.-Car. Chemical,
: ?ii Va.-Car. Chenilcai,
InliO Wahash, com
...",(.). Wahash, pfd A
.'?!"<> White Oil
2oo Western I'nion
van WestInirlioiise
r.((0 Whit. Motors
'.?in Wtllys-Ov< rlaiid, com. ..
1,00 Wilson and Co
1 >00 Worthln?ton Pump, com
Total sales for day. 524.600 shares
Total sales for week (2 days), 1.343.700 shares
20 J 21
474 4:
1 1
S4 4
com.
com,
pfd.
.3
554
1138
634
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67 4
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511
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1 1
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5.3 4
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4 5
65
104
504
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454
i . r* 2*. coupon 4 bid) lOl'.i
I 4-. :' K ?trr ? l i.bld? \*H\
I I*. ? ??u (Mill O'I'tj l'1* *
I'jinniu 3*. r ? ?r*t *f ? tfdd.? K?
Ifi -i ma cuutM.n .. .(bid)
American Sin?r*.ttn< and It'-flnlng *fc'
A :in?n? a?i 'IV . aii<l Tel. i * bm... .. 1*?*!?
A ? < h.? *ri i:*-r?. 4.- .... v .'*?
At >( oatd Idne 1st WH
Malt ,-?f? iiml (i)iio <v 4'** 74:*
11-*j?.?? ii? -1*i st? i f.r. >^4
ivnrml ??/ ?;*-orK<? ?%on. ? '-*'1*
Central l^utti^r f?s
4 J..-a Kr .till Uhtti CV I?? * *?
I'll: . S4r?? I Ht. I*. rv. 4'?- 4i 1 ^4
Chi . Ii 1 and I'ai Itv r-f 4* T*\
ritioi.uiii i nd Southern ref 1 ?
Ih nvi r am) Jim litahije ? on. 7l??
I Mm, in tun of Canada C*? 4 Ij.IJ) >'?
Krlr R^n. 4* 41
I :.??<?:? ? Vnti.?I r : 4? v'S
lf??. M?? t Marine '.w k'" /
K a ii *.t n ('Ity S<i'iiK< rn rrf. !?* . MS
!.:gge!? r.Ril Mrer* ??? ...
I .-I i.? vil !?- and un. 4? ? ? S>
M l?? .ur;. Kali ?nd T'-xa- fat 4- 7*'^
Mlft- .uf i !'.. m? gen. 4* ? I
New York Central fleli, r-**
Norfolk and \V?*M??rri ?y. I*?I a
Nofth- r n I'aclfU 4- U>.d ? ??
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Iteadinr ifti. i" ?llt
Itepubl !?? lr.#n mi l - i'.**') i l*i*l ? 'J'
M l.oul* and .San Fran. adj ?>? ... ":\+
Seaboard Air l.lne all. Gs..., I"*1*
Bout hern Ifell Tol f?s !M
Soiitli?-lfl I'aMflc < v. ,'???. (Mdl '?"va
Southern ? t .* &? v,:*
Southern Rn m it* n . . . 661 ?
Tf?H# ami Pacific In? :* ?%?!?* >
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I.lltKKTX I.OAN IIUNI) MARKRT.
UV Kltl'.UK'K K. NOI.TINU i CO..
lnv??tmrtit i?:inkrr?
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pf'UnWt J>. IV-!
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HKAL1ZING SKTS IN
ON COTTON ADVANCKS
fBv Associated l*renn.l
NKW YOltK. lire. A further ftdvan* e
rrift a koo<1 ??/! of r<*M)fr.inir ami Mont*
.Southern wMlmr. an?l wan folotwnl bv r**
ricritins !r* the cotton market today. Jan
uary contract* *oliJ up to IS.70 ?lurin>c the
early trading, making an Ail va nee of J1*
|>er bale from the low level of lant \v?*fk.
and all t>o.**ttloiia made new high ground
for the movement.
I.at?*r thn i rice broke to IS.24 for Jan
uary. which closed at that level, with the
gene^U market closing eaay. n?*t 17 pointe
.t?wer to 2 tndntft higii-^r. Near months
were relatively ea*y durimr th'* entire day.
and there was further transferring of Ion*
hedjgen from January to Ma\ and July.
The market opened M* ady at >iu ad
. vanre cjf 3 to 22 p?dut? in apite c?f rela
tively ea?y cables and the more a<-tlve
lM>sl:l?ins aold J t?? 27 pointi* net high* r
| before the # r?il of the nr-t hour. Thm
i ma do an advance of about 110 to Ivi points
' from recent low levels, which evidently at
tracted considerable realizing for aver the
; holiday*. There wai bu> ing on a >cale
down which f?#und encouraisetnent In the
1 comparatively Miial! g'.nnlne tlcuren nml
i reports of a gradually improvlnir ??t?ot de
uiaml. but It appeared to be unite readily
supplied, ami the market wa? w?ak?r in
tlio late trading under lealUlng by West
ern. Wall Street and local longs and
Southern .selling.
December wold off from 18.Ti to I*.CO and
March from lb.f?7 to In.10. with the mar
ket closing at the lowest ievela of the
' dav. The census report showlny 7.7W.4."*
bales ghined to December l.i. <?r 1 "<o.39*J for
the Inwt period, was rcK.irtl.il an indl
eating that the crui> woiiltl not exceed the
last government esUmate if it did not
fall slightly short ??r that rteure. Trlvate
cablets said the decline in Liverpool was
due to scattering Ibiuidatloii in a nar
row market, and there wae no chance in
the new* from Manchester. Kcports from
th<? domestic goods trade indicated that
higher asking prices hed checked the de
mand for print cloths, but it was renorted
that Kastorn mills were showing a little
more Interest In t^e spot market.
Open. TTfeh. I.ow rir???.
January - IMS is 70 i*.S4
March l^-?7 1^.10 \* ia
Mav 17.S7 IS 14 17 72 17.71
July 17.4.1 17.67 17..* 17.2??
October K.?2 16.S^ JtJ.f?0 16 ZO
T'ort movement:
New York Middling. l^.S^: sales. ft)0; j
stock. 87.19
Minor |?ort" Receipts. 2.446; exports. .1.4,'W:
Beneficial Loan Society
^Ir. Tl. W. 1lrrl)pr(. Mnn.itfor of
till* Hpnp.ftolal I.onn Koctety.
nionil, r?^j?(irls that since tlio
Soclcty bt'R.ni business liotv on
March 3. 1919, to November 30,
1921, it has made a total of C.3T.0
loans, amounting to {054,421.00.
and tbat ilnrin^ tbe month of
November, 1921, they made 200
loans, amount jug to $24,090.00,
making an average of $123.40 per
loan.
Those loans were prartfeally
made upon the credit of borrowers
of good character, Industry and
habits for legitimate purposes.
Chargc-oft's during 1921 for this
office were $t,f>S8.10, covering
loans which the Society was either
unable to collect or decided not to
enforce collection of.
The officers of the Society here
are: President, \V. T. Smlthdeal:
Vice-President, J)r. M, 1,. Ander
son; Second Vice-President. Oco.
Ilodson; Treas?ircr and Manager,
){. W. Herbert. " The office Is
located at No. 209Vi North Sixth
Street.
ft... k. ? 2.1 VI
Total to.jnv R. .'..||<t?. .'T > ? utiort*. M.
f.'. ftork. : ;3*J.T f.
Total for *v?o-k It", rln-. .???' ?xl>ort.?.
Total f .i aaori ?P...<-u?f. ??..?. <*
t.orlfi. 2 T?;? .
ENfrYEAR CONDITIONS
BRING PRICK REACTION
I Hy A l t**l 1
NKW f ?ft l?K A NK, I.A.. I>??? ai'**r
xiiiii.nK r ft urn.- than ?? \ ? : ? ! i?ul th**
cotton i vi.? t ?? T hlph* r in ih?? *.?r. trading
Ioi!i4v. tm! toward vii;?I .? f.? -tlon
nry fve.lrn: dw ?*!??!# ???!, m ri?i from th?*n on
Ton** w A d-al <? f lluul
datltiu rami; from ih?* lone *i<)? and ? hort
*?-llinc ?>!i' in falrlv Mf.'* voliimi' on th?*
th?ur> ihitt the reaction wouid he pro
i im-.i-j-" ??r eml-of-th* condi
tion- from adyam** of >? :o >. ; ...nts over
ill* vm?*? *? of >?<??*!?*rday th?*r?* a ?* a dro;?
:o !2 t.? 24 point* nn?ln *he Ho**
of yeMerday. !a*f. iirlrvj ?.?-:r?tr at the low
tut .1 .tiiuw i y ro??? to IT.'*, ami dropped
tiMi k in i; ?.r,
The glnntn* ft^uref of ?.73M*S hair* pro
duced t?? the 12th of !>? ??in l?cr w>re at
IraM Wi.Cn ha!*** und? r htari.-h 'Xlitrl.i
tionr* During the firnt pari of th-.- flr?f
? all th* innrktti hesltHtH ami even made
i*.lKhl "Irr!.no on the ri^ar position*. hut
? trona: buia?*'* immedlat*!v f owed th?
Ufuftnr*. of th* Kinntna: return* ahou; fiiiil
w.?v it. the <*?'.! The rise rontiriUftl until
iil'Kiit the of ?h- morninir Vin th?
iirmimcnt that the arlnn!:t? Indi
cated 'hit the atovvrninent hid owr
? una ted the (Top with It* flirurca of
S.
In th?* i.tfj trailing th" market i?a M
much attention to o'jv-.lf new* am! mor
? - le*??* - nc ivh" done mii r*-t?ort? that
(r* iehl i ars in t"i- country w*-r*? In
? r* aslrru-on the rutnoi that (lr> ti Itri'ain
hail r?kfuf*?Ml to wlthtlruw troopn from Ire
land.
ItICIIMUXli UVR STOCK MAICKKT.
Kirhmur,,! I'nlon S:tn-I% Var<U.
I>?ri*ml?er 2?. It*J1
n**mark?: Wry ^ooil run ??f * Attle on
toaik**t. Prhi'x In war on In .?vm
pathy with low>r t rlron m1 whi-rc. Covvn
and h^lftrs nteady !o luwrr.
Stru 'ly rood Mecr*. 1.1W !b-.
a ml up
M**?Hijui to cood fleer*. 10?
to l.jao lhn
Common to tnc<liuin steers.
T'7? S
C ft 4
800 to 9 0 I bp it & $
CsomiI (<? rhotri* cows V+'ti oV*
M?-<liiini t?? Kuod 4 it IV?
<'?.i:iuuon to medium cow*.... 3 it 4
i ? i) pnoi1 cort * J it 3
M?*?)lurn *' tfood oxen... 7
4'oiiittioii t?? me?l hi rn ox**n. .. 4 it
I'k t butrhvr bul* 4 \ii- hl
li'?loxna hull* . 4 it 4!i
Light. common Immlkih bu..H 3\
Choire t;?t heifer*. I**) to
lb- t'lif 6\
to Kooil htlf^rx VM
t.? $'!Q lb? M.Wii i
Common :?? nodnmi heifer* . 4l?<fr f?l*
1 b.*. ?t? ir h'-.
<.5ft.nl rorn-frd hoti, 11?) to 140
ib?. . S r,i %\?
Coml ri#rri-f*-il nic?? and i1,*"*/ S
Atl southern hor* *?? it ttioivr* to |ii*b<*e
Hun, itml when soft .?n?1 oily.
oily ?c to 2c off.
? lo??l Vlrrinia calve? 11 bt 12
M< J.um \ x r is 1 ii 1m calves 1; t/ 11
lit m Southe rn calve* 11 it
M i-'ll urn Sou;n?rn rj ft !?>
.mtl heavy calve* it 7
I lamb* !?*?*#( 13
Milium lamb* * lJ *t !1
Fat jih^p 4 it h
to fair aheep. 3 ra 4
1.4)1*\\. t'KOIH C?K M.AUKKT.
ll> IYmmiUoii-C rnlic & l o? 1211? Kaat t'ary
hlrrfl. I'liniie MudUon *21K).
December 2??, 1521.
DrcMcd roultr.v
rurke**. f.?nc> ?lre*s?*d.
h??ad and f?*et off. II*. ? !rt it 50
Turke>a. eh. <lr??hcii. In. .? if )6
4'hirkcnji. dre*???d. ?mall,
fat. lb 24 if 27
Chl?-W?n? drf?*?crt. Urce.
fat, lb 23 O ' >?
)f?*na. ilr^sod, fat, lb... 2 2 if 2.ri
Gi'fsi', <lrf**eil, fat. lb. .. 26 21
Uucka. rirefcM'il. fat. lb. .. 25 Q SI
ling*. dr?-s.wd I if II
?i?*r?? rlli*. chtnea and
back hon* lb 12 C
Mvf Fowl. .
Chicken* miii all. Ih 23 it 25
Chicken*. medium. lb. .. 22 if 24
}|ert*. lb 70 it 22
ItnnMera. lb 14 ? 16
Jur?.i, large. Ih 2 8 g? 30
Out Km. ainail. lb. 22 0 25
juineai, old. eaoh 50 (? 65
Turkey*, i-r pound .... S3 if 26
Itahblta.
<o 1. eucn Akiria on.... 30 (/ 40
<o. 2. i'ii h. aklna on.... IS Q 25
The Directors
of the Virginia Trust met yes
terday?every one present except three,
who were out of town!
X X
They heard with approval the report
of the officers?declared the usual quar
terly dividend of 2f%, payable January
1st, and?
x x
Ordered $100,000.00 transferred from
undivided profits to surplus account?
making the surplus account an even
ONE MILLION DOLLARS
x x
It's a good idea for a man, every once
in a while, to take a look at the names of
the men who direct the affairs of the finan
cial institution with which he deals; hence
the following:
x x
DIRECTORS
K. II. ADDIKON
Plrt-ctor National Stale antl
City Hank
XV. MKA1IK ADDISON
President Planl.-rs National
Blink
JOHN W. IIOYI*
Tobacconist
JONATHAN HltVAN
Prealilont Itichinonil KorslnK*
Corporation
SPKNCKK I,. CAKTKfl
Vlrft-I'ri'flilrnl Vlrninia-Caro
Dna Chemlcn 1 Company
.1. K I.WOOD C)?\
Iflicli Point, N.
President Commercial National
llank
W. S. VOKHKfl
W. S. Korlien ft Company
Meat Packers
* I'll A Itl.KS IV. IIOKNK
Clnyton, N.
Pree'dent Clayton Hanklngr
Company
IIKRHKHT W. JACKSON
President of the Company
J. J. MONTAOl'K
Vice-President Southern DIs
cult Works. ?
I.. '/. MOKKIS
President Savin km Itank of
Ittclimond
JOHN I.. PATTKIISON
President Citizens Dank ami
Trust Company
MOHTON II. HOSKNIIA I'M
Director Planters National
Hank
WAi.iiKK scorr
Vice-President of the Company
KBIT/. SITTKKDINO
President Sltterdlntc-farneal
Davla Company
JACOI'KI.IN P. TAYI.OK
Chairman of Hoard '
Universal I.eaf Tobacco
Company
fiOKDON WAIJ.ACK
It. I.. Christian A Company
T. C. WII.I.IAMS, JR.
Prealilent Alleghany Ilo*
Company
JOHN I.. WINtlO
Tobacconist
CO I. KM AN WOHTHAM
Davenport & Company
Hankers
Capital $1,000,000.00
Surplus (Earned) ...$1,000,000.00
Established 1892
?qulrrels
Jl> o.-sums
Kegs.
'Iiz'H
f?h. <ioz..
inrlijr,
l?ld. small.
Jul lira ? i?si
Itullrr.
dreamery print. fresh. lb.
Family packed. rli.. |l?.
?lerchants pn.ked. Clj.. Il>.
'ackers. ?i.j<k. .h.. lb...
I.lve Stork.
Veal*. choire-fancy. I!>...
veals, medium, lb.
ItunniTS. lb |
,hoep. j.?r lb.
Huck. per lb
?aml>s cli(iii-.|, spring. lb
IJugs. rliui'T, : a r k ?? ib...
Con ii I r; Ituoin.
'lams, small aniuked. lb.
.lama. n i ?.* <l am uketl, lb.
Hauls, I a i x *-*. smok< ?l. Ib.
Shoulder*. smoked. !u....
:nu.?.
."slf hides,
fciun* oaif slons
?I.. ISO hide* ea. n I
Jrerii, Ib
Jreen. salt. So i. lb
?lule hlile*. earli j
flll.bUKP.
Per crate. I<hi lb* 2
Pntiiturs.
Mo. I per barrel 3
^o 2 pet barrel 2
'So. I per barrel J
iwvet potiito.s. (,. ? |. ,irel 3
A pplr*.
Fancy, early. per t?bl....|ii
Choice, early. per bbl 6
? <
1C &
'It I 0
u I'*
11
It <o>
It It'll MO SI > (? It A IN i:xt
Wlloiesale OUOt:i-,.otiS
I
I liese quotations represent
are belnie pulil or nlTfreil oy
ml.lets. (.|| thU market
Cu 1 lots. WHEAT
No. 2 reil winter NV-i-rii..
\? 3 red winter. Western..
X". - r.-<I ulntet. \
No. .1 red winter, %'lrir.n ,i
Sire In 1.1. Iju 1: ... - .
far lots CiJHS."
N?. -? white ...
No. .1 white "
it
<U to
It 2 O'l
>1 s? 12 Oil
>') & D 00
IIANtiK.
1 .'ha nnf.
><?: l.'Jl.
t-rlc-s wine
dealers mi
I
I .1:
1
1 2?
1 :>
?>o. J III 1X" 1 .
No. : IllUeil .. ..
Virginia No :. white ....
Virginia, bag lots (newj
Cot 11 on cob (new
Car lota: OATS.
?No. 5 white
No. ] white
No. 2 mixed
No. 3 mixed
No. 2 red rustproof
No. 3 r< d rail proof
No. 2 l.urt
No. 3 hurt
Winter seen tiaz Im-* .
Car lots: RYK.
No. 2 r>
Si 3 rye
I'ar lots:
No. 1 timothy
. No. "
HAW
?
?
ft
O
so u
j'i *1
ft
(t
60 it
<u
M
No. 2 tktiothy
No. 3 timothy
No. 1 lleht clover, mixed
No 2 light glover mixed ...
No. 1 clover, mixed
No. 2 clover, mixed
No. 1 ciover
No. 2 clover .. i""
Sample hay
>"tra\v?coin pressed
I.o?.se-i,resje,l. tcrge baiei
Car lots: .M ! 1,1. KKKL?
.-nil stuff spr;iii: .
Hran. spring ..
Shlpsturr. winter
Hran. winter ., ...
?>? njlddllins* t, L-1 1*1
""f ?J"K ft 37 <r)
<'IIIC.\(iO OHAIN JIAKKKT.
illli'Aflli. IK-c. _? -N'otu iili-t indlnt
a 25 00
u n '?>
<r 20 00
it It 00
ft 22 00
U 24 0H
ft 21 W
11 a 01
'a 22 <W
it 1.S 00
ft. 11 00
U 1J '.?)
Jt 27 f?1
f t y. 00
? 1 32 0'
_ Jjffj Compound Interest
P^id on Savings
Broadway Nat'l Bank
MAIN t PifTEEMTM
Stocks & Bonds
Tour Trading Arcount and Investment
Business rrbiH-ctfully solicited?iar?? or
? mall.
Eugene R. Jones & Co.
?07 llitui MnIn. Mmllwn 111?.
*t ont Inuon* Ouo<
A .
.\avingsBa^!
r Richmond j
V3N0EA 5UI?frRVIi40N OP US.Ooi/UWtNlJ
Everlastingly
at It
"Work iind save" Is fhe
sloiran for nil (he people
in Amerlcn. Our lunik Is
ready to help. Deposit
your money with us. We
pay compound interest.
1117 E. MAIN STREET
OM ideas abrut thrift nre changing
?>nre the popular idea was that it wns
nierely savins. Now we know that sav
mn is but the beginning of thrift. Sav.
tux without investing is drudjrerv? ilk
some, uninteresting. Rut add profitable
nivehtine to it. and you have one of life's
most interestingexpeiiences.
The war brouKbt this new idea in a
big way. Liberty^ Bonds made investors
severs and it made new savers l>y
(he millions. Now the Kriehel Plan contin
ues what the. Liber lies taught. On this
plan vou invest in hi?h grade listed stocks
and bonds. You invest your savings
monthly. Meanwhile we finance your in
vestment. jiive you all dividends and guar
antee against margin calls. The Krieb/1
f Ian is a proved success. 97<X> of all who
-7. h?i?!r.u' * J* '1'' 'i '? 1?' ? ,horl eut to
wrslth, but a sound plan of saving and investirg
?yo,,? if * PV* owner of tha world's largest
2?<KI iVO * In "orl.1
l7 il!u. ii R ?>*05n,?? a fuelnating game."
ss many rail it, and it's stimulated by an avar
rudr and prodtablalnTrstment.
aalis'n <1?rK.U>l5#.t..*h^'?'I shopld InHta dsolalv.
2 v. . ?* ftrit itrp: tear out this
anrl JtmUI to ua, with your nam* and a?1
f ^ brln? m MIKK
. /? romiiinble fart
aT'iS'MVff "ki" Pndhoar h? arcem
U'at^liio.ooo.onin thirteen yeara by aavli r an?l
Inyetilnrf IU 00 m month. TIjU telli tha
sr." xxzj? >r
KRIEBEL & CO.
Invattmint Sccuritiei
l?pL 10147 137 South La Sail* St., Chiotfo
IUmi1 Ot* ItflMiitjli NlwishM iMkUti
ehlMH Mlr*tt CUnUM *t. Im(s Clmlfuistl
> ,
.
tliHt cuM wave t?r? ?Ii? tIons fur the winter I
? rop led*. tou-'h'"' with liioU of moisture
1 n th?* Sout )i west. tavf consblcra bt?*
.-t ren.c! Ii to the wheat market today.
|?? ?? II c ? taking a I the l<if( let) to declines
Tin < ??" a ik weak, to . t>?-1 Iowei
villi Ma> Jill to II.lt1* all. I .lul\
tt? 11 ? 1*-% I'orn lost l*c to ??t nn<l oat1*
To 4| *??? t?? 4- rit In prov)4|?m? th"
outcome varied from urtrtianxod figures to
.V lower.
With a forecast out of zero temperature* .
n * far *outh a.? Xortliet n K.4tisa*. ami
with complaint s < urr??nt *hat the Western
half of Kniisix had received no rain or j
??flow and thai the W ? j*t**nt half of Okla
homa wan ??xcev-: vol> dry. I he when! mar
k?'t averaged fnnncwh.it higher mill* the
tin.il ha'f-hour. Revised#vstimates* ??f w??r'.d
'.'njortant requirements counted at on**
t line it s a furfhci st i tn ula t ini: Influence.
Setbacks In Wlnn'i>"e *iuotatIons, how
ever. and *.jtiM'actorv nroirr?'M of the liar
\ ? .*t In Atgvntinit were more or lefts .?f
an offset. Holiday curtailment of the
vohinif of *ra?llnr. too. tended to deprive J
the market of sustained support.
I'orn and oats weie <???; In the absence
of an> mpeelmI demand; Prodpcotlv'.1 cold ?
vi--i*h**d wai c?in.^lru*'d a* bearish. Ac j
? on ??f the ho? market governed pro
vl-dorm
l^idliiK future* ranged ax follows:
WHKAT H ???? I., u Clo?*
i n^eetnher 1 I .'*9*4 l.'Vt** 1 AV\
M ?\ 11*. 1 r.s I II 1 11
?I Illy l.Of I/*IT? I.03S lOtS
c ? ? K N ?
Dei i-mb'T IT IT'* l'\ K.K
January ... im
Mm > v?
.vuiy i\ o."? .r. :.i\
0 *TS
l>.-< ember ?? K .IV; zi'% .It
M iv .t???
Jul v .is-,
>R K
January .... .... 110". ?
!.* KI ??
December .... .... * ?7
January .... . S.i*?7 ^ *>T
March v'?J * :*J s?
M?v j.\:, 'j to
KIMS
January .. . ... 7.77 ;
May MO s 10 *.00 s ii I
ClIHAfiO I.I V K STOC K MAHKKT.
i'III.'AIIu, L>-c. *.?? - I'attle: Itecelpts.
7>>?; rh"ice Mnem and she f|oc|< ti?*ady.
w tl? yesterday'* decllneii 2.*? t?? M lower
than last week's close: very cood 1.7 ??J
Ituund bullocks. *S. 15: bulk beef -t.*?*rM <*?.'!?'*'n
7 .V.; eaunern and cutler* steadv to ?t:onc* !
bulls ste.nl> to weak, veal calve- '?* to .it)
lower, stockers ?n?i feeders weak to .
lew er
llof*?: .t.'.oo); steadv f<? 10 lower
than ye>terday'* averaeo; vb?sini: .?trotis:
Mirlit lti;his ?u? t?? 7.^0; bulk l.V) to
potinil average, uw*t bulk ??.?**?
j 'Uind wei|?ht???; v>; liieht lights and
1 pics 1 "I to l."? lower: hold-over moderate;
^Moments ar.mjfj 1J.W.
Sh-en: Hecelpt-*. he**t f it lamb* +'>
hlcher others. *h'Wp and feeder* !'!?? i?ly.
fill lambs, toi. 1 "* ,*?0: bul'* 9.50^1 Kootl
fed shorn limbs : %-oPs ,l0: f:? t
??we. top. t.7'. no choice llehts here, come
l?:ick feeder lamb" mostly 9.^1119.75.
i'ltOnKK M.VUKKTS.
COFFRB.
NKW YOHK. Dec. J? The market for
coffee futures opened at a further decline
und?-r scattering liouidaMon or reiitizniK
f.?r over th.* holidays. The disposition to
close out Ionic contracts was Increased by
the unsettled show cf the HrarJlian cables,
but after s.'lilnu off to s 47 for .\lar? h. or
<* bout ?a t*ointa from recent hich b?\els. th-.?
market tflrneil steadier on a renewal of
bill: support .?r covering. H.illles foMowed.
with March r-ellinc up to v or S point**
i e; higher, but other months did not fully,
recover their eailv .o^ses. and the market
Honed 7 points lower to .1 p<>;nt- higher.
Sa.'es w.-re est iina I ed a\ about bngn.
Additional deliveries* woro r#,P?rted on ]
1 >*?? -ember rontr.irt? hrSnuinx the total no
far thU mouth u;> to 27$.o'*) bagy. Pecem
'r. * fl ?; Jatiuarv. *32: March. 16-; May. i
**41: July. v.Co September. H 51.
S|??it 1 off#-.. <iui?-i ; Rio 7* a1*: Santo* I
P. 12V? to 12 V i'o*t and frelfht ofT**rs
from S utton w ??re un? h:?n>??,il "to low* r. 1
while off..-r? fn.m Klo and Victoria ?v?-r- i
hiish?*r. They in** Santos 3*
and a? 12 1> to 12.W: Kio ? nt >.|a to
i* 6*?. and Victoria and S:? at KIO, Amer
ican credit* Tilt' official rablvj* reoorteil a .
decline of ?;> rein In the dollar buying rate. !
with an advance of 1 ? :tJ?t In the rate on .
London Tlio Rio market win 275 t?? .150
r*lt lower ami Sun to* about 6"*) to r*\<
lower. Brazilian port receipts, !??*>?; .1 un
d'ahv. 2I.W. Santo* cleared 11.000 for
N? \v V*?r K.
sua A R.
Ni:\V YORK, Dec. 2). -Interest In th*?
loo.11 ?*uynr market today wan centered en
tlr*-i> in um 'iitrol.ed Miliar* mile* of
wlr.'-li to both operator* ay?l r'.llner^
a mounted to 12." om Ikic.-', HOtn?? *???! and
i*oj11?? new crop. for January and l-Vhrnary
?b:tnnent at 2*. cos1. and frokht. e*|Ual to
3.00 for centrifugal. The commit t"e made
chance in their* quotation*. \yhlch are
3(?. and fro ISHl. eciUA 1 t?? 3.M for
rent ri fuca I.
The raw gustir futures market was
y*endy. aHhouch there wmm otdv a light
volume of liii?ln*'?iM, a* operator* were in I
? lined to limit operation** and await ?le
v? opmeri's in Cuba December clo^d 0
points net higher. whit* other *???.?* i t it? ?i ^
were 'inehanced. January rlov.l 2.13;
March. 2 I" May. 2.2<> and Ju!\ P The
refilled market wa< unchaiiKcd ;?? VP for
fine cranu'.atod. with on'v a moderate de
mand. There were no tran*action* in re.
t'd fu'ur#-?. and c!o*>liiit price* were tin.
cli:ine?>d Janunr-, cloyed at March.
W and May. .S 2.Y
ffiTTONSKKO Off..
NK W VoRK. Dec 21?After Martlne
lilcher l:i line with the flrmne*'* in crude
??rd cot t on. cot t on^evd oil turned ea?v un
der Mcaltered liquidation ami with ?uh
s?.'C,"n' heavlne** In other commodities
markets. t'ioninir hl.l- yvero 2 to 7 Point*
net lower. Sa!e*. barrel*. Prime
crude. 7.Oil *.?le* nrlme summer ve|low
?p*?t. VOOtrS P; January. J J'; March, *.?#)
ami Max x.s*. all tdd.
rKTKusnriui pkamt markt.t.
Repiirted by Ro?Jserji. Pliimmer A- Co.. Inc.
December ."O. 19-1. i
SPANISH. FA It M FIRS' STOCK Market
firm: 92*&C v**r bunhel.
VIIJCSINIAS. FARMERS' STOCK-Market
steady.
Fancy Jurnbo*. 4c to 41>ic per lb.
Kxt r i ?prln.e. 3'^c to 4^ per lb.
Prrne. r?, to 3*>c jer lb.
Sheiiinc *tock. lutnbo*. runner* and bunch.
14C to ,te per lb.
MISCKI.I.ANF.Ors MARKETS.
COTTON HOODS.
NKW" YORK. Dec. 20. ? Cottan cnoda tve;e
.stead : ?r today and odd lot* trading Jn the
kta\ kooiIi division w?a active. Yarn*
were ?teaiiler and a slightly better demand
was reported Some ca ucelin lion* of ?prln~
woolen* were reported In the clothing
trades Wool irood* were utile!. Silk ril?
SAFES
L. N. COOXE SAFE & LOCK CO.
800 Kjist Franklin Street
Hlrlmiond. Vn.
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Money to Loan jj
on Real Estate |
I American Trust Co.
| TENTH AND MAIN STREETS, RICHMOND, VA.
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f HOME INSTITUTIONS FIRST jf
t VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE i
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Insurance Co. of Richmond, Va. 4
INCORPORATED 1832.
'{ Assets January 1, 1921 $2,929,446.05
y Net Surplus 920,674.65
y Surplus to Policyholders 1,420,674.65
. Win. II. I'almrr, Pres. K. 11. Addition. V.-l'rM. n. C. I.cvrl*. Jr.. Sep'r- k
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The Old First? Established 1S?5
Join
Our Thrift Club
Now!
and Get Your
Thrift Club Check
Next December
?Weekly payments of any desired
amount, 50c, $1, $2, $5.
?Checks mailed in time for Xmas,
with interest.
SAVINGS I)KPAHT.MKXT
? M. IJATKS, JK., Vlct'I'n'sltlpnl
FIRST
National Bank
Ninth ami Main Streets
Capital and
Surplus,
$3,500,000.00
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at I'hnehus. and Alonr.o l. Jones.'to
be post master at VirgllUm. Va.
l'ou will on Joy reading an ablo
nrtlcle discussing past, present
and future of what lias become
an essential part of our life
The Moving
Picture Industry
?an.l you will find that our
analysis of one of the Kreat
companies ?
Famous Players
I3 well worth reading, in view
of recent market action. Other
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910 E. Main St. Richmond, V*.
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RAILROAD SCHEDULES
Published Monday, Wednesday and Friday
as information and not guaranteed
Arrivals and Departures of Passenger Tralnl
(Daily, unless ot herwise shoin ) '
t Daily eicept Sunday. | Sunday only.
?'Sn ,m"j;ol*ajliirt <k Norfolk."."! ll'SOam
2 00 pin.. Petersburg A NAW Weat 7 0*
3.30 pra.. Petersburg 4 Norfolk '; m JS
M.50pni.>ayetlovin? 4 Ooldsboni 12 10 dS
S.JO pro.. Petersburg A NAW Eaat T<f lUpm
.3.5 pm..8outb . mV,.,a' ??
0 35 pm..Peteraburt A NAW Wiit" 2 loSS
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAV
f aavafnr <M"'n S,feCt SUtlon) ^ AY
^?n..Chnrlotto.viil.
I -JO ??>?.Newport Newa Looal "J 8 2QHm
9 00 um..Norfolk 4 Old Point
10 00?m..Jam<U. Ilirer LiaS. .V" $
1 J.00 nn.. Norfolk ,X?pm
I'?? P*n..Cincinnati it l\i>niaviila 8 10 a!n
1. 0 pm .Norfolk A Old Polnt . .V. lf foIS
f o. 15 pm.. Kyiichburc jft?m
.Char,?tte3%Ule .... !""? Ioi?Sm
5 "m n - ^.ow*>kOW Point Ijoctd 2 "nm
?-30 uin.'.Ciacmnati A IxJuiaviile... i 00 pS
NORPOi K fit WESTERN RAILWAY
? (Broad Strclt Station)
ixmvofor i
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s|o pii"::.Noir'o!k iwij; n-50 *m
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. 0 Pn?..Cintl., Mrnip . N. Oricani 7 3S?m
? onipany a Ollica, 832 E. llain 8t.. Wadlsoa l 18
?5IC1IMOND. FRED'SU'O & POTOMAC R I?
(Broad Street Station, except wher/ "
? ?.1V(,f()(. otherwise indicated)
? -Wasbintton A Beyond... ^MKIS^S
5 ^5 '""I0" ? ,b?youd.... M1J.20 pm
o-5 am.. Wiwbinatou A beyond 7 In 1.77.
?I .5 B,n" AaUlnnd Ix)cnI i? .m
8...10 am..Washington I.oeal 11 <5am
? U J5 nin..Wiiabincton A lieyond.... 3.00 pni
9 13tiin.. Washington A beyond..... X8?.0pm
i Was . iij.on A beyond.... 6 js,,n,
IX >0pm. W.iah iiiglon Local O.tS pm
? 35 pin.. Wellington A beyond .... 12,35
j? 25pm..Wellington local. p 1
II j!) pin.. Krv-derickaburg Jocai*'t8'.|oam
UZ Z^Tr A. beJ?nd 12.50an,
hi* ..,?'"1 ,-t>cal tS.3Snm
MP\??i S! ,,!?n * beyond.... MlJJJOpm
iM .Main Street Slntion.
;BwVnrtr.ri.jTvMlin St Station. Parlor cars from
? ew York and VNiuhington detachul at Ilerniita4l.
rriving Broad St. Sution S 20 pm. '
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
(Main Street Station)
?4nvofor * * t
?.00am..Norlin? 5?0^m
VPH'-AUanta A Birmingham... H 3Sam
W-Wpm.. Morula ... 5.<}<iam
V.Joip'n..Atljtnta,A Birrninaham... 5 ,ft5 pn
J iO pm. .Columbia A Pinohurst... 4.on am
11 """ Honda..... 1.06 pm
C8J0E?Vlib,\TCr)F'TYnr'CKET OPFICES
SJ0 I.. Main btreet Phone Randolph 424
SOUTHERN RAILWAY '
l-e-tvef. Street Station)
7.45am..Danville A Durh im "T.^o'pm
MimPm"r M|A Birminjhain.., 7.10am
J4.i)(ipln,.l\eyavillB IS i?
1100pm..Asboville A Nrw Orleans. i)]35pm
7 t V?rk Rirer Line
? ->0 am..We^t Point o io.m
<15pm.AViwt Point ' " 5 SSrm
15.10 p t n. B.1111 more YS 45ac?
Yniailyoxc.?pt Monday.
1 :ckot office. .vCJ K. Main St. Phono Mod.?273
STEA >ISII I |?S.
Richmond-New York
Steamship Co.
twice weekly aalllnKs between X?w
V..rk and UUhmond. City Point and New
port New a. Va, Ki olglit received dally.
Kxpress service?lowest rates.
t'oiie AlndUoii ?0.M,
BO S T ON
BY SEA
bulling* Kvery U'ed.-Srtt. 4;oo I*. H,
$27 Round Trip
Plus S% war tax until Dec. Jl, 1531,
?r.^L,'".l, b*rth ?" atea ;ner lnela>l-?-l.
I Ick.'ta soo.l to return until thirty d*vs
from .lata of sale. ????
Merchants and Minors Trans. Co.
>altabllahrr| IM.'. i . .
Millions of Pas?en?er< Carried - i'
Not a Life i.oat
ricr foot W. Main St. Utl) sJ3M
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