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B FLARE UP BUI
F
Prices Bound at Opening, But Re?
action Soon Begins and Prices
Go Way Down.
LITTLE EFFECT OF DEPOSIT
Thought the Deposit of $io,ooo,
ooo in ISatiking Centres Would
Afford Little Relief.
(Hy Associated Press.)
NEW vonif, March 3.?There was a
flare up of prior? in the ofiehfng dial?
ings to-day reaching to a point or up?
wards In many of International stocks
und specialties. Within ten minute? Of
the opening, however, a ?anging ten?
dency k<H which continued with only
temporary Interruption up to the clos?
ing i f (ho two-hour acislon, when prices
wr<; at the lowest and still declining,
losses having been quite generally sub?
stituted for the earlier gains. Tho little
??;? irt at the opening was caused by the
d- ' Islon of the secretary of the treasury
to cttrposll ?10,000,000 at the great bank
In? centers.
The lat.-r action of the market was
based t,, ?ome extent on the conclusion
that (In: amount of rell>V thus promised
for the tnoney market would have llttl.t
effect on Interest rates. There was sug?
gestive advance In foreign exchange
rates to-day following the^secretttry's an.
nouncement, which raised thu question
an to how far a resort to foreign banking
facilities might be precluded by the of
ferlng of the additional supply here. The
bank Statement proved equally inade?
quate! to check thp sagging tendency of
tin- market. The comparatively favorable
bank statement Indicated that the con?
servation of the surplus reserves wai
d ?pendent upon loan contraction. With
t.1:.- tendency still running against the
ci. ii reserves of the banks and the pro?
I" t 'if a further withdrawal of credit?
to keep pace with the shrinkage In re?
serve, speculative sentiment was disin?
clined to venture upon new commitments
in tin: stO'-k market. The later pressure
upon the market entered particularly
upon Amalgamated Copper as was I the
cas? yesterday.
Total sales of bonds par value, $1,410.?/).
Total sales of stocks were tJ9,0<X) shores.
.NEW YORK, March 3.?Money on call
nominal, no loans. Time loans steady,
sixty days and 90 days 5 1-2 per cent.;
six months 5 1-4.
Prim?' mercantile paper 5$5 3-4 per cent.
fit'Tling exchange firmer with actual
business in bankers' bills at $4.So."??
!;?: |5 for demand, and at J4S2.T5fi$4i>2.?0
for sixty day bills. Posted rates jiy 1-2
aiu3 HOT. Commercial bills t4S2^Ji4i-21-2.
Bar silver Gl '?'<. Mexican dollars GO.
RICHMOND STOCK MABKET.
Rlchim D 1. Va.. March 3. :>4.
ETATi: SECURITIES Uli Asked,
North Carolina K C, ?10. I? 1 3
Richmond City ?s. C anJ R. 105? ...
RAILROAD BONDS.
Atlanta ?nil Char. :-?. 7? R.. 1907.... 193
A. C. L. R. II. ?'on. Tr. 4 p. c. 301
A. C. L .Ccrtincates of Ind. I p. c... V3
(???orgia I'tte. 1st 6?. C. 1933. 123
Georgia, .so. and Kla. l?t :.-. 191?.. ill
Georgia and Ala. L'on. ?s. 1943....... 110
Nor. and Western Ily. ?s. 1906.101
N. and W. I'ocahonias 4s. 134?. 94
Wl -:-:n N. ?. lut 6*. C, 1911.ll?
Seaboard Air Lin* 4s. I960. W
BTREET RAILWAY ST<X'KS.
Norfolk Railway und Light <?>...::, 15
RAILROAD HTOCICS. Par.
Atlant? and Charlotte.100 170
Atlaotlo Coast Mtif "A".10015?
Atlantl- Coast Line pfd.100 130 135
Atlantic Coait Line com.H*> 15?.
Cneaapeake and Ohio..November ?w 6j
N 11 ' k and Western com.100 Si
HANK AND TRUST COMPANY STOCKS.
American National.100 1264 ...
Droad Street..*..25 29'i ...
City .25 33
Kirn National.l??'i 250
Merchant National.10? 476
Natlpnal Hank of Virginia.100 135
Petersburg Savings and Ins. Co..M SI ...
Lank of. Richmond.?OJ 12S - ...
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Virginia Fire and Marine.25 43
Virginia State.K 30
MISCELLANEOUS.
Va.-Car. Chem. pfd.. s p. p.100 lir-4 ...
Va.-Car. C. Co. Col. Tr. 5 p. c. 102H ???
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MI>.. March 3.?Seaboard A
Line, common and preferred?Nothing doing.
COTTON MARKETS.
NEW YORK. March 3.?Tho cotton market
opened firm at an advance of 7?|13 points In
response to higher Liverpool cables, the big
spot pules nt an advance 14 (mints In the Eng?
lish market apd hullish estimated week figures.
There was active covering, at the advance, but
realizing wan also very heavy, and the market
sagged otl after the call with prices In the
mlddlo of the morning about 10 points higher
on the netlve months. The tone was steady.
Receipts of cotton at tho ports to-day were
1?.072 bales against 13,50? last week and 20,477
last year. For the wrek (estimated) ?0.000
bales against 104.061 lost week and 169,064 last
yeur. To-days' receipts at New Orleans 5.CSS
bales against 4.407 last year, and at Houston
2.24S bales against C.SI3 last year.
Cotton futures opened firm and closed
Steady.
Open. Hl*h. I .cur. Clo?e.
March .10.57 10.00 10.34 10.69
April .10.03 10.84 10.63 10.C7
May .10.73 10.S2 30.74 J0.M
June .10.S3 10.85 10.83 10.SS
July .10.93 10.95 10.90 10.93
August .10.88 10" 10.SI 10.S7
September .10.40 10.40 10.46 10.46
October .10.37 10.40 10.32 10.36
November . 10.37
riecemlier .10.10 10.41 10.35 10.38
Spot cotton closed steady; middling uplands,
11.30; middling gulf. 11.55.
Cotton, steady: middling. 11.30; gross receipts,
1.4(0 bales; stock. 192.447 bales.
Total to-day at all ports?Net receipts. 13,0i2
bales: export to Great Britain. 5.303 bales; to
the Continent. 4.132 bales: stock. SI 1.504 bales.
Consolidated at all ports?Net receipts, 13,0i2
bales: export to Great Britain, 5,303 bales; '"
the Continent, 4.132 bales.
Total since September 1st at nil ports?Not
receipts. 6,207,728 bales; export to Great Britain,
J.liW.fi:? bales; to Prance. 531.102 bales; to the
Continent, 1,785,000 bales; to Japan, 05,920
bales; to Mexico 2,414 bales. ,
NEW ORLEANS. March ?l.^-COTTON?Spot
cotton was In good demand at full board prices;
sales 2.250 bales, Including 300 to arrive and 200
f. o. b.; delivered on contract 700 bales; quo?
tations advanced %c. : middling, lOajo.
Futures opened 10<j7>i3 points higher than
yesterday's closing, the ndvnnco holding to tho
end of the hnlf-day's session. Although thero
?n-ns plenty of profit-taking, thoro tvero enough
scared shorts to keep prlcen well up to the
opening ndvnnco. Tho market closed steady
with not gains on tho active months of lis?lo
Closing lilda cotton futures: March, 10.73;
THOMAS BRANCH & CO.
(Established 1838.)
MEMBERS ,
New York, Stock Exchange,
New York Cotton Exchange.
Private'Wires to
Principal Markets,
Investment Securities,
OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK
? By Thomas Branch & Co., Bankers and Brokers.
l'^? Atoe?. Car and Foiin...'.'.'.'.I IPX
1 ?S *m"r'. Cnr "nfl F",,n-. I'M- "lii
1,100 ^merlcun Cotton Oil... ., Sju
soo American Tobacco, pfd.104%
BAUBS; Open. High, Low. Closing
Rid. Asked
Wi A. C. L,, com. j,-,S 1RS t?? IM ir
m'S? A???f,efln ?rtlWWMi com., 156 150% IMH 16434 '11
i 'in? AM2*g,ynatccl Copper .100% 107% ItMV* 104% 16
o* . "t' faraud Foiin. 11% 41% <o?i 40%
ioi% ioi% mi',i i
33% 82% 82%
Amorlenri Cnn. ... ... ?%
?5" American Can, pfd. or c7 ?7 or
?,?w Amer. Locomotive, com,.. G9',4 69% 0i% W%
1 fwi ?"*''; ^'?motivo, pfd. 118 1
i'XS AmerlcnH sugar .i??% 139% ia?<, 18S?4 i
inn ." ?' ""'' H' Fo' oom. "?I W% ?"') M%
-m ?"?r- "'Ul H' ,'>' Pfcl. 10,-% lfr-% I'5* 10i *
?? <w Baltimore- and Ohio.noi; no% ijo'A no% l
S'Ss 5rook'yn Onpld Transit,.. M% 81U ?>% ft'li
Z.6W Great Northern, pfd. 31R% 818? .114 314 SIR
l,mo ? anadian Pacific .170? 170% iflMj 18?% f"
?,?w Cho?apeake ahd Oblo. w,"t r.6% uivi w%
aro Chicago Great;Western;.;, 20% 21 20%
400 Chicago Mil. nnd St. Pnnl. 17f?t?j 17SV4 177% 177% 1
ll.onri Colorado Fuel and Iron.... 03 63V, 61% 61%
500'Cnlorndo South., com. 31 84% 34 34V?
100 Colorado South., Ist-pfd.. 72 72 72 fi
100 Colorado South., Id pfd,... 49% 4914 49% 4!>u.
400 Clev., Cln., Chi. nnd St. I* 93 9S 07 97
2,200 Consolidated Gas .if??? l&Sft ist 154
300 Delaware nnd Hudson.205% 205)1 1/jtj 2'>;i%
Del,; Lack, and Western. ... ... 4.V1
'^I'^le, com. 42% 42% 42% 42%
300 F.rlo. 1st pfd. 77% 77% 71% 77%
2O0 Erie. 2d pfd. 6S% ??% ? cS'^ 68
400 General Electric . HS IOS 167*? 167 i
300 Illinois Central . 1C9% liflij |.'jt^ 16MA i
1,100 f/uilsvllle and Nashville... 146'.', 146% MiW 14.V% 1
500 Manhattan .153 p,9 157*4 157 V"
3.800 Metro. Street Railway.116 116% 115% 116 l'
1,200 Mexican Centml . 24% 21% 2l' 24%
1,500 Mo., Kan. nnd Tex., cora.. 31% ?.4% 23=i 31%
1.100 Mo., Kan. nnd Tex., pfd... 70% 71% 70 70
SALES: Open. High. Low. Closmf?.
Did. Asked.
I'M Missouri Pacific . 100% 100'4 ' 80*4 8j?H 89%
3,100 National Lead .'. 74% 71% ? ,72*4 <?r?
Nash., Chat, and St. Louis. ??;,, }*> I?
1,000 Now York Central.1?0V, 116 M5*4 1?% H>H
700 Norfolk and Western. S5% 85% !?*"% So 8o%
600 N. Y., Out. and Western.. 51% C>% '"?'% JV% 50
5.SM Northern Pnclflc.213? 214 211% 211% 212
18,600 Pennsylvania Railroad ... 180% 139% 388 188% 138%
800 People's Gan iChlcnim).... M 90% 6C 06 t?H
200 Pressed Steel Car. 63 6S 63 6jf% 82ft
Pressed Steel Cnr, pfd. !*' 09
3TO Republic I. nnd S., com.,.. 20?/, 20%, 29 2^ ??9%
ICrt Republic I. nnd S., pfd.... 102 1?-' 1<? ??L 103
30,40o Reiidliitr: com. 136% 186% 124*4 131% 135
300 Rondin*. 1st pfd. 62 92 M% 91% 92
Rending, 2d pfd. . ??. 88% 1??
1.600 Rock Island, wm. 26% 20% 26% 2'!% 26%
300 Rock Island, pfd. 00% 67 61% GC% 60%
000 Sloss . TO SO 73 7!'% F0
Sloss, pfd. 10S 135
6,000 Southern Pacific . 66% 66% Cf,% ?'r> 66%
4,600 Southern Railwny, com.... 38% 39% 38% 3S% 3?%
Southern Itnllwny, pfd. 90% 100*4
Seaboard Air I,tne, 1st pfd. 8R 91
Seaboard Air Line, 2d pfd. ?j oo
Seribonrd Air Line, com. ... ??? 20*4 31
300 Tennessee Coal and Iron... 1?% 149% 148% 145 . 350
; 300 Texas Pacific . 34 34 33% 33% 34
S3.300 Union Pacific . 182% 102% 1M% 151% 151%
48,??> United .States Steel. 41% 41% 40% 4'*i 40*4
10.700 United States Steel, pfd... 100% 106% 105% 10", 106
4,900 LV 8. Rubber, com. 50% 52% 60% WT? 61
W0 U. S. Publier, 2d pfd. 81% 82% *l7i 81% 82%
2,700 U. S. Rubber. 1st pfd. 110*4 113% 110*4 112% 113
S0O Va.-Car. Chemical, com... 49 49% '49 49 4H%
100 Vn.-Car. Chemical, pfd.... 111% 111% .111% 311% 315
riOOW.abash.com. 23. 23 23 23 2.4V*
2.SO0 Wabfish, pfd. 60 50 ' 49% 49% 49%
Western Union . ??? ??? ?'3% 93%
I Total sales, 444,700 shares.
CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS
L. S. refunding 2?. registered . 103
U. H. refunding 2s, coupon. 1034
t'. S. is. registered. 103
U. S. 3?. coupon. 1C34
U. 8. OU 4s. registered. IO.'t?
U. S. Old 4s. coupon. 1?3??,
U. H. New 4a. registered.. l.-Ovi
U. B. New 4?, coupon. 12o>?
American Tobacco 4*. 79
American Tobacco ti. 110
Atchlson general 4s..-. 1'3'i
Atchlson adjustment 4s..-. 9>U
Atlantic Coast Line 4s. ?H
Baltimore and Ohio si.... 30IH
Knltlmore and Ohio 3'??....,. 9?
Brooklyn Rapid Transit conv. 4?. 9i4
Central of Georgia 5i. 114V?
Central of Georala 1st Inc. 9??,
Central of Georgia 2d Inc. 87
Central of Georgia 3d In?. 84
Chesapeake and Ohio 44s. 100?,
''Mongo and Alton 34s....'.. ?4
Ch?flalo. H. and Quincy new 4s. 934
Chicago ,R. I. nnd Pacifia R. R. 4s. 794
Chicago, R. I. and I'ac. R. R. col. ES,.,. 89
, C, C. C. and St. Louis gen. si. 10-1 ,
I Colorado Industrial Ce, series A. 774
Colorad?, Industrial 5s. ?cries H. 73.4
Colorado Midland 4s. 7*'?
Colorado and Southern 4>.?,. 944
Cuba fis. 1?3%
1>nver and Rio Grande 4s. 994
Distillers' Securities E?. 88
Erie prior lien Is. I'd
Erin Gonernl 41. 924
Hocking Valley 44 (offered).s.lw?
! Japan 6s. 1W4
; Japan ?s. 2d series. 1?04
I Japan 44a. 91
Japan 4s .certificates. 86%
Japan 44s, certificates, 2d serle?. 90
Louisville and Nash. Unified 4s. 103
Manhattan consol gold 4s. 1024
Mexican Central 4s. M
Mexican Central 1st Inc. 244
Minn, and Kt. Ixwl* 4?. 944
Missouri. Kansas and Texas 4s. 1004
Missouri. Kansas and Texas 2ds. N>4
National R. R. of Mexico con. 4s. 85*,.
New York Central gen. 34?. 9*4
New Jersey Central gen. Es. 131
Northern Pacific 4*. 1014
Northern Pacific 3s. 77
Norfolk nnd Western con. :4s. lnisj
Oregon Short Lin? refunding 4s. 964
Pennsylvania con v. 34s. 101%
Reading General 4?. 100%
fit. Louis ?nd Iron Mountain con. 5s. 111*4
8t. Louis and San Francisco fg. Is. fl
Bt. Loulg Southwestern con. 4s. W4
Seaboard Air Line 4s. ... 91
Southern Pacific 4s... ?3V?
Southern Pacific 1st 4.8 certificates. t?i,
Southern Railway Cs. 11S4
Texas and Pacific 1st?. in
Toledo, St. L. and Western 4s. ^M
I.'nlon Pacific 4?.,. JOJ'.i
L'nlon Pacific conv. 4s. 1.124
United States Steel 2d 5?. 9SK
Wabatdi Ists. 1134
Wahash Deb. Ps. ?0
] Wwtern Md. 4s. 8?7?
I Wheeling nnd Lake Erlo 4?. 90
Wisconsin Central 4s. 814
I M-.and O. Collateral TrUEt 4a. 914
April, 10.85; May. 10.93; June. 1099: .Tuty. 11.07;
August, 10.91; October, 10.S0; December, 10.3?
RICHMOND PRODUCK MARKET.
FI.OUH?Receipt* moderate; market quiet at
prices' quote. WHEAT?Receipts continue
light; the demand for gra<Ied ?heat continue*
good, while off grades and common are very
dull. CORN- .Steady. OATS?Firm nnd In good
demand. RYE?yulet. HAY?All of the oc*t
grade? of hay are firm at quotations. Off
grades arc still neglected and can be moved
at buyers prices only.
POTATOES?Receipts Increasing and market
very quiet.
APPLES?Receipts continue very light and
demand good at prices quoted.
ORANGES?Firm and in goo<I demand.
EGGS? Receipts moderato and market Is Arm
at prices quoted.
MUTTER?Firm and active; receipts very
light.
POULTRY? R?r?!pts light. Turkey?, ducks
and small chickens especially active; other
slock In good demand at quotations.
VIRGINIA BACON?Market quiet nt prices
quoted.
RECEIPTS FOR THE WEEK?Wheat, 45,160
bushels: corn. 37,690 bushels; oats, 33.811 bush?
el?; flour. 2.(00 barrels; hay. VC tons; mill
feed. 233 tons.
STOCK IN ELEVATOR?Wheat. 3,231 bush?
els; corn. 707 bushels: oats. 35,057 bushels.
POULTRY?LIVE.
Tirkeys. gobble**, per lb.I 14 Hi 15
Turkeys, hen?, per lb. 18.:
'?hit ken?, large, winter, lb. 14 11 18
Chickens, medium, winter, lb.... 17 ??! II
Chicken?, small, winter, lb. SO '<( 28
Hen? . 11 B 12
Duck?, large, per lb. 14 if, la
Ducks, small, per b. 13 3 14
Rooster?, per piece, live. 30 .U 33
Guineas, per piece. Uve..:. 20 ? 23
Geese.'per piece, live. M (J 73
DRESSED POULTRY?UNDRAWN.
Turkeys, hen?, choice, lb.! 18 y? 20
Turkey, gobbler?, fair to good.. 15 W 17
Ducks, choice. H 3 19
Ducks, fal rto good. 16 ii 17
chicken?, large. 13 ? 14
Chickens, small. 13 <3 18
Chickens, mixed size?. 13 y 14
Hens . 12 li 13
Gftese .,. 12 ? 14
Drawn poultry ?ells from It^f?2c. per lb.
more than undrawn. Undrawn preferred.
BUTTER.
Choice family, packed.I 17 ijl 18
Choice dairy packed. 13 & 19
Choice store packed. 16 9 16
Choice vellow rolls, per lb. 17 ? II
Packing stock. 14
EGGS.
Crates, nearby, fre/sh laid. 14
Crates, other sections. 14
I' irrels and boxes. 13
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
APPI.ES
Extra. fancy. *-??.(9 7.C0
Fancy, per bbl.600 g 6.00
Choice, per bbl. 4.50 W 5.00
Common to fair, per bbl. 2.00. ? 3.50
LEMONS?Per box. 8.00" @ 3.?
URANOES
Florlda, bright?, fancy. 2.75 Q 3W
Florida. Russen?, fancy. 2.75 3 3 00
California navels. 3.00 if 3?
GRAPE FRUIT-Per box. 3.00 M J.00
STRAWBERRIES ?Fancy, qt... 30 @ i>
Choice, per qt. 20 ? 24
BLACK PEAS . 1.15 ? 1.25
BLACKEYE PEAS?
Prime to fancy. 1.43 ? 1.60
Common to good. 1.25 ft 1.40
CLAY PEAS?Per bush. 1.05 ffl 1.15
MIXED PEAS. 1.00 ? 1.05
BEANS?Navy, No. 1 white. 1.60
Common to choice. 1.25 Q 1.50 i
Mixed, per bus. 1.20 ff 1.25
Colored . 1.20 0 L3S
POTATOES?Virginia . 50 3 53
Northern, fancy, per bus. GO
Early rose, per bus. 62 (ft 65
ONIONS?Choleo yellow-, bus.. 50 ? 60
Choice red, per bus. SO if GO
CARBAGE?Danish, per ton.... 2S.00 ? 30.00
Florida, per bbl. 2.00 0 2.75
CELERY?Fancy, large, bunch. 85 ? 90
Choleo, large, per bunch. 75 & SO
Small, per bunch. ?0 @ 91
TOMATOES?
Fancy, per carrier. 4.50 ? 8.00
Choice, per carrier. S.60 ft 4.00
Poor to fair. 2.60 @ 3.00
BEANS?
Fla., round green, per bskt... 3.00 0 8.50
LETTUCE?
Per half bbl. basket. 3.50 ? 4.50
BEETS?
Fancy, per bbl. crate. 2.76 ? .800
CUCUMBERS?
Fancy. Bmall crate . 4.00 <B 4.50
SQL-ASH?Fancy, per case. 2.00 ? 2.60
PEAS?Fancy, per crate. 3.00 ? 3.50
HAY.
No. 1 Timothy. 14.00
No. 2 Timothy. 12.50 <S 13.00
No. 3 Timothy. 9.00 iff; ll.rfl
No. 1 clover.,mixed. 12.00 ?12.50
No. 2 Clover, mixed. 9.00 Iff, IO.Oii
No. 1 Clover. 10.00 ?11.00
No. 2 Clover. nominal
V!rglnla,Tlmothy, No. 1. 12.60 ? 18.00
Virginia Timothy. No. 2. 11.00
Virginia mixed. 8.00 ?10.00
Clover, Virginia. nominal
SHUCKS?Balled, compressed.. 7.60
Baled, large bales. 7.00
STRAW?Compressed . T.E0 ? 8.00
Loose-pressed, large bales.... 8.00 @ 8.50
Load your cars so that hay at doors repre?
sents contents, and thus avoid rejections.
FLOUR.
Winter super. 2.85 01 2.75
Winter extra. 2.95 iff 3.16
Winter clear. S.75 ? 4.00
Winter straights. 4.00 ? 4.26
Winter patent .-.. 4.50 fffl 4.60
Buckwheat flour, per lb. 240 8
CORNMEAL?City sacked. 80 ? ?24
Country, bolted, sacked. 55 ? 574
M ILL FEED?
Shlpstuff, sacked, winter, ton.. 20.00
Bran, winter. 19.50
Shlpstuff, Bprlng. 19.00
Bran. 19.00
WHEAT.
No. 2 red. 90
No. 3 red., 87 ? 83
Steamer .: 87 ? 88
Rejected . li 4i SS
Va. bag lots. 80 ? 89
CORK.
No. 2 white. 494
No. 3 whlto. 49
No. 2 mixed. 434? 49
No. 3 mixed. 48 ? 484
Va. corn, bag lota,....,. 48 frj 50
Va. corn, on cob.,. 47 ? 49
OATS.
Winter seed. 45 ? 53
No. 2 mixed. 85
No. 3 mixed,..:. 344
No, 9 white. 86
No. 8 white. 35 ? S?4
Rye, Va. bag lots.:. 67 ? 72
Rye. No. 2 car lots. 72 ? 78
COUNTRY PRODUCE?WHOLESALE.
FEATHERS?Live geese, per lb.. 60 ? 64
Mixed, per lb....,. 40
8EHDS
Clover, wholesale, per bu...... 7.T5 ? 5,75
.Timothy, wholesale. 1,40 Qt 1,65
.Orchard grass, wholesale. 1.25 ? 1.60
Buckwheat, per bus.,. 70 oi 85
German millet, por bus. 90 ? 1.10
BEESWAX?Per lb. ?7
DRIED APPLES?Sliced, per lb 54
? uartered .,,..,,..,.,,.. 6
ark. 4 ? 5
DRIED PEACHEUr-Poaled, lb.. 13 ? 18
Peeled, dark, lb.,,. t fi 10
. Unpeeled, tier lb.,,,,,.,,,,,,.,.. ? u s
I
CHEnnrEs?
Pitted (now) dry order. 1? 0 13
RA.SPHERRIES?Per lb. 17 it la
BLACKBERRIES . 6
WHORTLEBERRIES;. 10
WOOL- **
Tub washed, free of burr?.... 35 ? 37
unwashed, freo of burr*. 34 4* 31
Merino, unwashed. 30 w ?3
lliirry, ?CSc, per lb. lesa.
Ginseng, per lb. ?60
Senlca. per lb. 45 0 M
Va. snake, por lb. 20 W 25
May npple. per lb. SO 4
Trune pink, per lb. 10 M Vi
JVIM ginger, free 0f Obre. 8 ? 11
Wild ginger, natural. 5 ? 7
PEANUTS?Per Ib.. farmers.... 3 <S 3'/,
BACON?Hum. small. old. 1? ft 13
Ham?, large, old. 13 4jf 16
Bide?, smoked. 10 ? 11
Shoulders, smoked. 10
ilinui. small, new. 13 <XP 13
Hams, large, new. 10 'ii i:V
DRESSED H008. 6 It '*
LARD?Country, prime. 8
BAI'SAOE?Per lb. 9
FI.AXSEED?Per bushel. 1.20 ? 1.40
TALLOW?Per lb. 4'.4
WALNUT KERNELS?Per Ib.. 9 ft 10
BI.AfK WALNUTS?Per bus.... 23 t? 30
CHICKEN COOPS. 85 It 90
TURKEY COOPS. 1.13
E'?'i ?'RATES. 45 _
BUTTER BUCKETS? Doz. 2.73 <&
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. March 3.?FLOUR?Dull and i
tower. Minnesota patent. i4.304H.Wj Minnesota !
bakers*. S3.?@3.3G; winter patents. UTi I 3?
Rye Flour?Quiet at I3.W04.?J. Coraraeal?
Steady; One white and yellow. 11.14; coarse,
li;<?S1.0S; klln-drted. t2.U5?r2.7?. Bye?Nomi?
nal . Barley?Dull; feeding, HOHc; malting.
476/S2c.
Wheat?Weak; No. 2 red. S4Hc. elevator. Op?
tions broke sharply, reaching new low records.
May, ii't^ic. ; July, SJHc. ; September, 84*?c.
Corn?Steady; No. 2, 49?. elevator. Options
partly He. ne: lower. May. 4S*?e. ; July. 4'JVic. ;
September. 4S4j,c. Oats?Mixed. 3P-#33c.
Beef?Steady; family. 3U.50?/13.'?; mess. SS'ti
lO.w; beef hams. fSUii'il.W; packet, llO.?Ofrll.'M.
Cut Meats?Firm; pickled bellies, s'i'ijS'scj
?dckled shoulders. 7i)7'-c. ; pickled hams, l0'/*3
u'4c. I^ard?Firm: middle, western, prime.
I7.SS07.9Oi refined, steady; comp<iund. II'hS^?1-..
Pork?Finn; family, H7?jl7.3->: short clear, IWd
17.5<); mess. H1.25yi6.75. Tallow?Steady ; city.
5c; country. 542S"4>C. Turpentine? Quiet.
Rice?Quiet; domestic, .tV?ti^c. ; molasses
Steady; New Orleans. 3vHj3cS. Coffee?Spot
Rio. quiet; No. 7 invoice. 8 7-lfic. ; mild, qulei.;
Cordova. 3???12?ic. Future? quiet, net un
changed to 3 peints lower. Sugar?Raw. qul-t;
fair refining. 2T?t/215-16c. ; centrifugal. :)*?'if
3 7-lSc; molasses sugar, 2%'32 11-lfic.; refined,
quiet. Confectioners' A. M.-tS; mould A. 34.S3;
cut loaf, 15.30; crushed, t?.S?; powdered. $4.70;
granulated. $1.00; cubes, 44.S5. Rosin?Quiet at
I4.1OS4.20.
Butter?Steady a'ld unchanged. Cheese?Quiet
and unchanged. Eggs?Barely steady and-un?
changed.
Potatoes?Easy and unchanged. Cabbages
Dull and unchanged. Freights and Peanut*?
Quiet and unchanged. Cottonseed Oil?Firm
and moderately active. Prime crude, f. o. b.
mills, 24'i'?-Ac. : prime summer yellow, Zi!i
J2V4C ; prime white, 34%?3.>c.; prime winter
yellow. 34H??3?C.
CHICAGO. March 3.?A sharp decline In the
prices of wheat to-day followed a raid by tho
bears on the local market. At the close wheat
for Slay delivery was down l%c. ; corn was
down He; oats were oft %c. ; provisions wcro
a shade to 5c. lower.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Open. High. Low. Close.
WHEAT?No. 2.
May . SO S0V? 7S% 7SH
July . SOU SOH ?S?i ?S??
CORN?No. 2.
May . 43? 43'!, 4:H 4JH
July . 43? 43<U 43% 43>i
Sept. 44% 44"4j 43?; 43?i
OATS?No, 2.
May . 30V? 30% 2D& 30
July . 20*s 29? 2J 29
Sept. 2SVi 2SV? 2S 23
MESS PORK?Per bbl.
May .15.37% 13.45 15.33 15.42%
July .13.33 15.45 15.35 15.45
LARD?Per 100 lbs.
May .7.S0 7.52% 7.S0 7.S0
July . 7.90 7.93% 7.90 ? 7.90
Sept.S.02% 8.02V? 8.00 8.00
SHORT RIBS?Per 100 lbs.
May .8.16 8.20 8.15 8.17'^
July .8,22% 8.25 8.20 8.22'?
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
Dull and neglected. Wlntor patent?, J3.60iii-3.7O;
straight, J3.4O??3.70; spring patenta. $3.60ij'3SO;
straights, ?.t/WS.GO; bakers, $2.2003.00. No. 2
spring wheat ,79i?/Slc. : No. 3, 78c; No. 2 red,
80'4ff82%c. No. i corn. 39"4i3HOo. ; No. 2 yellow,
39%@40o. No. 2 oats. 29?Jc. : No. 2 white. 30V-M
31'jc; No. 3 white, 29?31*4c; No. 3 rye. 6lc
Good feeding barley, 37V4??38c: fair to choice
malting. 41if50c. No .1 flaxseed. $L07tt; No. 1
northwestern, tl.12%. Mess pork, per barrel.
S13.307Mu.83; lard, per 10 Opounds, $7.70; short
rtbs sides (loose). JS.O?ieS.l?: short clear sides
(boxed.) $8.3506.40. Whiskey, basis of hlph
wines, $1.28. Clover, contract grade, $13.85.
Eggs?Firm at mark, cases Included. 13<.?c. ;
firsts. 13>.4c; prime firsts, 14V4c; extras, 10c.
Cheese?Steady at ll%@13o.
BALTMORE, MD., March 3.?FLOUR?Quiet
and unchanged. Wneat?Dull and easy; apot,
contract, 8fg?4%c. Corn?Quiet: snot, 4?H???
4G&c; southern white corn, 44W@47%c. OaU?
Qulot; No. 2 mixed, 34M?0i35e. Rye?Dull; No.
3 -westorn. 71i5>72c. Butter?Steady and un?
changed; fancy Imitation, 2l?22c. ; do. cream?
ery, 34^i?35c. Rye?Dull: No. 2 western, 71?
72c. Butter?Steady and unchanged; fancy
Imitation. 2t(SC2o. ; do. creamery, MO30i\
Eggs?Steady at 14%o. Cheese?Steady nnd
unchanged. Sugar?Strong and unchanged.
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKBT.
Richmond. Va., March 3, 190?.
QUOTATIONa
wheat
no. 2 red (car lots).$ fi?> 89
No. 3 red (car lots). 8ft c'f 87
Steamer (car loUT). 8ft U'r 87
Rejected (car lots). 75 f.i So
Rejected (car lots).,, 75 up S3
Va. bag lots. SO (if 88
CORN
No. 2 white (car lots). <g> 49%
G?OTt.'K'ING & CO.,
Stock Brokers
110?% B. Main St., Richmond. Va.
STOCKS, COTTON AND GRAIN
Fractional Lots a specialty.
close Attention to Out-of-Town Account?.
' l PRIVATE WIRE8,
NEW YORK, CHICAGO, NEW ORLEANS
Private Long Distance 'Phone to N. Y,
loop to Western Union Main Oflloo.
Stock Ticker In Customer'? Room. .
Members
Richmond Grain and Cotton Exchange.
, Strangers visiting the olty are Invited
to make our office their headquarters, and
have their mall and w^a* sent In our
?are.
No. S whit? (carl ota). ? 49
No. 2 mixed fear lot?). it 49
No. 3 mixed fear lots). 'a ??',<
Va. bog lots.t,. iS ? .?
Corn on the cob. 47 if 49
OATH
No. 2 mixed (car lots). @ 35
No. 3 mixed (car lot?). 6 3lV.
No. 2 white (car lots). ? 36
No. 3 white (car lots)....... ? 33V
Winter eeed. 45 ? 52
No. 2 (car lots). 72 ?3 73
Va. bag lots. 67 ? 72
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Sales at Union Stock Yard?.)
Richmond, Va. .March 3, 1901.
Report of the live stock market for the week
ending February 19th. Is aj foliowa;
Best steer*. 5'/E4c. ; a'lot of superior steers,
64c; medium to good. 4H'3 IT4o. ; common to
fair, 34944c: best heirers. 44?M*?c. ; medium
to good, 4?i4V?c; common, 3\i?3=ic, ; beat cows,
34'?lc. i common to fair. 2ii34c; bulls, 1&
3%c; calves, Sii74c. for bes:; common, tla1
54c; fresh cows, with dalves. 1-.U50.00 l>cr
head. Sheep, best. ce?4c. ; fair to good. 44%ti>
64c; common, 3V4c. ; best lamb?, 7w"t(,c. ; com?
mon to fair. 54ij64c; beat hogs, B4?fl.60C.;
rough. 44@54c
Prospect good for all kind of stock for next
market.
CHICAGO, March 3.?CATTLE?Receipts, 200
head. Market steady. Beeves, 88.8048? ttti
coHV. |L?)?440; c.ilves. ?T.i t?i 00. HorsH
Receipts. I&OOO head. Market 5'JIOc. higher.
Mixed and butcher?. ic.IWps'.SS: good, heavy.
I6.2JC8.874. Sheep?Receipts. 1.500 head. Mnr
k.-: strong; Sheep. f.1.:.15<.l'n lambs, 15.23417.0).
NEU' YORK. March S>-nF.EVr1^?Receipt?.
38 head;*no trailing: " Oalvc'^Recelpts. 93 .-a:
none on sale. Sheep an.l Lambs?Receipt?, ?183
head. Sheep?Nomlr.nl. Western Jambs.. i7.37'ii
07.624. Hog*?Receipt?, 2,<?/j head; none on'
sale.
PITTSB?RO, PA.. March 3.?CATTLE? Sup?
ply fair. Market steadv. Choice. So.^iil.TI;
prime.S520??.1.40. Hogs?Receipts light; market
active. Prime heavies, mediums and heavy
yorkers, so.sr,; light vorker?. iii.i.i'iio.:o; pigs,
yJ.:VKrci.ii*: i-'ughs, $555.63. Sheep?Supply fair;
market steady. Prime wethers, I3.71'i'' .?i;
common, 12.5033.50; Iambs, f5i?7.50; veal calves,
JS?-3.?0.
CINCNNATI, O.. March 3?HOGS? Active.
Butcher? and shippers, I0.4.!4ii0.45; common,
J.',.W;i->."!0. Cattle?Steady. Fair to Rood ship?
pers. I4-40?6,2S; comm<m, 32(33.'?). Sheen
Strong a: i3.25'(j5.71. Lambs?Strong at fl.u?li
TOBACCO MARKETS.
Richmond, Va., March 3. 1906.
Tobacco?Sun-Cured?Receipts continuo mod
erato and market active at price? quoted,
?rights?Receipts cntlnue light and market
active at unchanged quotations, Dark-Fired
and Stemming?Receipts lighter this week nnd
market firm at quotations.
NOTE?Much of the tobacco arriving Is In
a damaged condition, and such tobacco te\U
lwo. Planters are cautioned to look after the
order of their tobacco before sending It
market.
The quotations are as follows:
DARK FIRED TOBACCO-NEW.
Lug? .14.50 G ? 6.00
Short leaf. 6.00 ? k.00
.Medium leaf. 7.00 <r? 9.00
I.ong l?nf. 9.00 ?13
Wrappers ami ?election. 10.00 ? 1J
. STEMMING TOI1ACCO?NEW.
Lugs .$4.00 ir$ 5.75
Short leaf. 8.00 if 7.50
Medium leaf. S.oo (ft 9.0)
Long leaf. 9.00 it 10.'0
Selection? . 10.00 ? 12.C0
BRIGHT TOBACCO?REORDERED.
SMOKERS?Common .8 7.00 (?J$ 9.(?l
Medium. 9.50 ff 11.50
Fine ..-. 12.A1 n il.M
CUTTERS?Common . 11.00 (ff L'.5'J
Medium . 13.00 if 14.00
Fine . 14.50 0 16.0*
Fnncv . 17.00 ?20.00
FILLERS?Common . 7.00 t? 8.(0
Good . 10.50
Fine . 12.00 ? 14.00
WRAPPBRS-Common . 14.00 ft Hi.?J
Medium . 17.00 ?20.60
Good ..'... S3.oo (it 3O.00
Fine ....,. 32.50 ? 37.?0
Fancy . 10.00 ?45.00
SUN-CURED TOBACCO?NEW.
Lugs, common to good.t 300 if?j 0.00
Lugs, good to prime. 6.00 ? 7.50
Short leaf. 7.00 ? 9.00
Long leaf. 8.50 at 11.00
Wrappers. 12.00 ? 20.00
Danville Tobacco Market.
(As Reported by Dlbroll Brothers.)
Danville. Va.. March 3. 1906.
Sales have continued light this- week, with
tho quality In the early part about as usual,
but for the past few days tho proportion of
good wrappers has been lnrger. Sales have
been lasting an average of about two hours n
day. Prices have been steady nnd show a
slight advance In somo grades. Tho hogshead
market continuos" very activo nnd some quite
lnrge ??ales have been consummated this week,
both. In domestlo markets nnd abroad. With
fairly largo sales for the month of March,
there will bo very Uttlo doing on tho loose
market for tho balance of tho season.
>nqcrcTYLANEOCK MARKETS.
.PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
(Reported by Rodgers. McCabe and Co.)
PETERSBURG, VA., March 8.?PEANUTS
Spanlsh?Market firm at S1.024 per bushel;
receipts light. Virginias?Market quiet at ac?
tor fancy stock ?machino picked, 2?_V?c. ; shell?
ing stock at lM'tf-V.
DRY GOODS MARKET.
NEW YORK, March 3.?n tho dry goods
market to-day the movement was small. Al?
though the situation was practically unchanged,
yet the fact thn buyurs wero still present
In considerable numbers, nnd that moro wero
expected next week, was a sustaining Influ?
ence.
NAVAL STOREa
WILMINGTON. N. C., March 8.?SPIRITS
TURPENTINE?Nothing doing; receipts, 32
casks, Rosin?Nothing doing; receipts. 6SI1 bar?
rels. aTr?Firm at 81.SO; receipts; 309 barr?la.
Crude Turpentine?Firm at $3.2605.00.
SAVANNAH, OA.. March 3.?TURPEN?
TINE? Firm nt 69c, sales, 7 casks; receipts, 9
casks; shipments. 883 casks. Rosin?Firm;
?ales, 029 barrels; receipts. 874 barroLs; ship?
ments, 1,120 hnrrels; Btock. 50.577 barrels.
CHARLESTON. S. C, March 3.?TURPEN?
TINE AND ROSIN?Nothing doing.
. MARINE INTRTJilGENCE.
' PORT OF. RC1?MOND, MARCH 8, 1908,
ARRIVED,
Steamor Derkeloy, Shelly, Norfolk, mercan
dlse and passengors, Old Dominion Una,
Steamer Pocnhontas, Graves. Jamea River
landing and Norfolk, merchandlso. and pas?
senger, Virginia Navigation Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Berkeley, Shelly, Norfolk, ' mercan?
dis? and passenger?, Old Dominion Hue. . i
FINANCIAL.
r=-I?'' )/?$!'&&?*?
m
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i? A
OUR HOME.
Factsand Figures
r, oposita .fnrtuiiry C, llin.l.$ 70,023 04
Deposits Fulirnary 0. 190??.,. iij,r.7.1 !ifl
Dopo?ltS Juno i), 11)03 ...'..'...'. I03,:i7:' 10
Dop?nlts September t), ino.3. lsHr.?O? 32
pppoBit?, January 22, 1&01.123,271 49
DcpoBltfl February in, 19Q8 ,-..._Vtt,7?T 03
Deposit? Juno 12, ino.-...,.n.208,841 24
DopoWlts .Tftni'mrj* 1. ion?.;.... sr.o.ssn 45
Deposits February 9, lOOU .?2SB,d03 U4
We otitrrrcw our old f|unr[?r!?. Wo run "at
iinmn" In our new. Come to sen t;3?It might
be to your lntcr?-.it (i per cent).
? Yours very truly,
Capitol SavingsBank
The Dank That P.iys 4 Per Cent.
W. M. HAB LISTON,
' President.
M. ADDISON, :
Casriler.
O. S. MORTON,
Assistant Cashier.
RICHMOND, VA.
UNITED STATES, STATE AND CITY DEPOSITORY.
Capital._ $500,000 ?
Surplus and Undivided Profits, $200,000
Assets, over. $4,000,000
This bank solicita accounts of firms,, corporations nnd Individ?an. Its
equipment nnd conservative management insure depositors prompt and satis?
factory service.
THREE PER CENT. INTEREST ALLOWED IN SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
We furnish Letters of Credit and Travelers' Cheeks, available In all parts of
tho world, and will be pleased to supply the traveling public on application,
either In person or by mall.
Safety Boxes In our new Manga neso Steel Vault for rent at $3.50 per an?
num nnd upwards.
Do
It
Now
When Ufo Is young, the health good and
work steady. Is the time to save. The pay-days
come ho regularly that wo forget that age Is
slowly creeping upon us. Qur health falls,
work stops and we are dependent. The "PROVI?
DENT'' will help you to save, and offers Its best
service.
All sums received. Interest paid on do
PROVIDENT SAVINGS BANK,
Corner Ninth and Main Streets.
S. GALESKT, W. GRAY WATTSOX,
President. Cashier.
?E LIVERPOOL
and LONDON
AND
GLOBE
INSURANCE COMPANY
ENTERED THE UNITED STATES IN 1848, SINCE WHICH DATE IT HAS PAID
TO POLICY-HOLDERS IN THE UNIT-ED STATES OVER
100,000,000 of Dollars.
DAVENPORT & CO., Gen'1 Agents,
1113 EAST MAIN STREET.
5 Per Cent. Semi-An nual Div?
idend Participating
Gold Bonds
Sold on Single, Annual, Sem!-An
nual, Quarterly or Monthly
Payments.
Short Term Savings Bonds Sold
on Weekly Payments.
American Reserve
Bond Company,
Incorporated.
Home Office: Lexington, Ky.
Largest, strongest and most ex?
perienced Investment Pond Compa?
ny In the United States.
Assets, $3,250,000.
Paid Investors over $3.:>00,000 In
eleven years of business.
State deposits, J1..VXV? 0? a larger
amount than Is maintained by nny
other financial institution In tho
United States. Under supervision
of thirty States.
W. H. MERCER, State Manager,
713 Mutual Building, Richmond, Va.
R. E. STONEBURNER,
Supervisor Savings Department,
612 Amerclan National 33anlt
Building.
Representatives wanted In Virginia
and North Carolina.
Branch, Cabell & Co.
BANKERS,
Uli East Main Street.
Members New York Stoclc Exchange,
New York Cotton Exchange., and Chicago
Bonn! of Trade. '
Wo offer and recommend to Investors
Richmond City 4's and Jefferson Realty
Co. 1st Preferred Stock.
BUSINESS
And Personal Accounts
Sollci-tcd by
STATE BANK OF VIRGINIA
1111 East Main Street,
Richmond, Va.
BANK OF RICHMOND,
Corner Main and Tenth Streets.
Capital, Surplus and Profits,
$1,150,000.
Interest at threo per cent, paid In
Savings Department, com?
pounded seml-annunlly.
tonopahVgoLdhf^
" ?AND MANHATTAN? i
Alio all rtbout"?oppcrj". Print ?Ti in ti
TO Inv?itorj"niul Answer,) To Qjicrlo'?*
umnt.?KNT t*RKl? ? b?-wc?lilv to Imliicu
"??crib?.Write tu-d<v-addnui
PJ*OHTS^PUB.GQ
uba?rlb*. Write to-dew-adduui
?uitc 7a 47 New 5*. New YorkJ
"f*
(ii't ']erina and Hutes From
The American National
Bank.
They n.ay lie able to save you soma
expense la tho .collecting- of your out
of-town business,
THEIR FACILITIES ARE UNSUR?
PASSED.
The Savings Bank
of Richmond,
1117 East Main Street, Next to
Hotel Lexington.
THE INS TITUTlO?FOR THE PEOPLE
PROMPT, LIBERAL AND COURTE?
OUS TREATMENT TO ALL.
Deposits In sums of ONE DOLLAR
and upwanlA received nnd Interest al?
lowed. Loans made on real estate.
Negotiable paper discounted.
R. A. PATTERSON, President.
L. V.. MORRIS, Vice-President.
JAMES M. BALL, Cashier.
Directors: George L. Christian, N. D.
Hargrove. P. Whltloclc. H. Theodoro
Ellyson; \\\ H. Zimmermann, H. Alsop,
F. SlUerdlng, IL Seldon Tnyior, O. O.
Owens. John W. Gordon, G. G. Valen?
tine, It. F. Patterson.
City Bank
OP RICHMOND, VA.
Capital, ...... S400.000
Surplus and Undivided Protits, $150,000
Would bo plensed to receive tho ac?
counts of corporations, firms and Indi?
vidu?is.
Interest allowed on deposit In Savings
Department.
WILLIAM H. PALMJ3R. President.
E. B. ADDISON. Vlce-FrosIdcnL
J. TV. SINTON. Cashier.
?HE BANK OF COMMERCE AND TRUSTS
Tenth and Main Streets.
BANK OF COMMERCE,
No. 214 North Fifth Street.
THE CHURCH HILL BANK,
Twenty-fifth and Broad Streets.
CAPITAL, $200,000.00
Solicits 'the accounts of Individuals.
firms and corporations.
Prompt, courteous and careful attention
given to all business entrusted to our
core.
Threo per cent. Interest allowed In Sav?
ings -.Dopartmont
OLIVER J. SANDS. President.
A. R. HOLLADAY. VIce-Presltlent.
J. D. LECKY. Secretary.
BORROWERS AND DEPOSITORS
INVITED
First National Bank,
RICHMOND, VA..
CAPITAL and SURPLUS, $1,200,000.
STEAMBOATS.
irginia Navigation Co.
JAMES RIVER DAY I.INB.
STEAMER V OC A H O N T A S
LBAYBS MONDAY, WEDNES?
DAY AND FRIDAY AT 1 A. M.
(or Norto'ik, 'Portsmouth, Old
Point, Newport News. Claremont
and James 1-tlvur landings, uwl
connecting at Old Point for Washington, Hal
tim?te and th? North. Btut? rooms reserved
for the nlgnt at moderst? prlcoa. Kloctrlu car?
dlrtot to tho wharf. Furo only U-W and jl
Norfolk. ?',-.....-. ,"',''
Freight received for above-named placeo and
nil noltits In Eastern Virginia nnd North Caro?
lina IltVIN WEIS WER. tlen'l. Mgr.
U. A. BARBER. Jr.,'Secretary.
Clyde Steajnship Co.
PHILADE?UPHIA.
RICHMOND AND NORFOLK UNE.
Freight received and delivered dally at C.
and O. Rwy. Co.'s Depot, Seventeenth ami'
Broad Streets. H. K. WiXU.U'lN, Sqllcltlnfi
As?iiil. Vs. Nuv, Co.'? Wharf, Recluita.
RAlLnOAt)3.
K. P. & P. Fred^Hckiburo ft
?****oiwi'-?hi.iuiiijij?iuw Potomao if, rt.
Train? Leave niohmdnd? Northwirt.
4:K A. M?iMIIy-llyM at' Throunh.
S:M A. M.?Daily-Main St. Through.
C!W ?r??f--'Jally-a*!n St Through, AS
.... I'ulljnan caw.
A- M.-.hxcppt Monday. Dyrd BL ThroMh
_ ? A",Pullman cam.
*" ^n?!,""^'?* Duyej?Elba. Aahlana A*
'?r40 *tb??I?t>?l?Jr?Bjr*-d a?. Through. Local
ll ? S*"*-"**?* Dsys-nmi o*. Through
h?AT?SMk ^J" D"d PL Frsd?rlo<?.
""W Apcoinmodntlon.
?S? !?' i?~rdn"?.-""ln ?? Through.
.^?mjSa? D?**-W?* A.hiand a?.
Trnln.'AIr??'y-?iyr-1 Ht- Through.
??mam ArXlv? R le"?"?nd?southward.
?"eoi&Sg* u????b?. a.?-??* A*
b?rt,'X^'"k ^r^-Uyrd BL Frederick?.
??IT, i St A'^f'-nmo-Istlon.
?&#i2pr ?'--B'rt ?-? ??*
i!?PM'5;"ri*:- s<- Through.
?P W~l?l,l1)'-?*!2i-t- Through.
m'o?i.'"~?>,,?-'~*'rr1 *"- ?n?fk Locar
,:'2p^!!r??^I?,|1':'r-1'ala Bt- *?*<?**? A?
n?5 p ifcz&tt?-*!!?* 9t- Tiwwfl*
All PmTiV/"** n?r?-B7ri fit. -Z*.?*?.
?II ah?vT ,;iL1r'"?I fi!?*s!!'* ? r*rh? Car, <*
?rar ? ?i-w'?!*?% ?am* *ratns arrlvlne; Rfeft
t?r?\Z? ?"frai? a-.d i*>?rtirr^ ud tarmao
gggggi*. ragjk? Traras
Southern Railway
7^0 A ^f"*??'? Lr.?vE-'p.?CH?f?^f;.
l?:i>- p' ??5*2r~?-,*aJ &* Chariots* ?r. c
i.,~T*D,nr?Uraftwl?Bt??< Pi?^.Trr rt?
f-,;an** *nd Btnr.?aar?tam. Jf?w 0?-*nr,*.
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H.? P. M ?Da?ty? Ur.t*~?
Tftr^oirV' ~*-*'*''??*?-"uv? - ?-*_='v:-v
J?ium. Jf?Tr Or??ns?,
oca *r.i ?T? ::-jt ?o?r?X
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PaTcLir. r?a.?7 J-J?
-h. f.ll^?R*K ??rjBK ?jnz.
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?-"? l^aje Wt?aaoBa ?;3) ?. Jt. ?auy.
waSri,1-Bor" ?s?**? w.?*i*7-r;=S
rm^"',-111' ?-?m-r. for B?lUm-?r?
an^ ?2 taadlnp Mancar?. WMi>?.*1ay?
?L?'? B*^m?r? cad at Oloa
4-t? a C F2-n'- Al!m-,n?, and Oay Bank.
^?^""^jt"*'>t ?<tn4?y_t?:al .tiIx?-1 fot
S-"? V Ir %?' T:M ?L??From ?I! the Sonta.
HaM?h Churlo??. Durham and
':*'i't?tMn7^r*,m K*r**i!I? ?na latermedtmw
,?5 m'0?~nit"7 frorn ^-"t P?1"1 "'?> Bait!
Frll? ''n'?e<:,,on? Sunday? Wede?a?.ya ar.d
10:? A. *?.?xr?iT\*riKr9 and Fridayt: 8:10 P.
Point ?xcept Sunday?From Wut
C" 7riVtS.Ti'rRT- D- R A.. Richmond. Va.
o SAnnW3CK. W. H. TATLX3B.
\7 ~r- ? P- A..
h. b. spnvrnn. tvm'i m?t..
_Wa^ilntion. D. C.
Chesapeake ? Ohio Ry.
Cincinnati, Indianapolis, st. Louis, Chi?
cago, Louisville, Nashville, Memphis,
2:O0p.m. and 11KX) p. r>. dally.
Westbound Local Trains)
7:3"> a. m. nnd 5:15 p. m. week days.
Newport News, Norfolk and Old Point,
9:00 a m. and 4:00 p. m. dally.
Local for Newport News and Old Point,
7:S a. m. nnd 8:00 p. m. week day?.
James River Line:
10:M a. m. dally; J:13 p. m. week days.
Arrive Maine Une fr?m West: T:*) A. M?
"S:30 A. M.. ?3:30 P. M.. *1:K F. M. FroH
Knut: "10:03 a. M.. ?ll:*,-, A. M.. *7:0n P. M.
??3:00 P. M. .Tnnira Hiver: "S-.tO A. M.. ?6:31
P. M. (?Dally; "Ex. Sunday.)
ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
Leave Byrd-St. Station, Richmond. Dally.
In Effect Jnn. 24th. 1908.
FOR NORFOLK: ?9:00 A. II.. ?3:C0 P.
M.. 7:25 P. M.
FOR LYNCHBURO. the WEST nnd
tho SOUTHWEST: 9:05 A. M.. 32:10 Noon.
9.00 P. M. Pullman Parlor and Sleeping
cars. Cafe Dining cars. Trains arrive
dally from Norfolk *U:40 '6:60 P. M.?
from the West 7:42 A. M., 2:05 P. M., 9:20
P. M.
Office 83S E. Main SL ?Flyer: 2 hra.20
minutes.
W B. BEVILL, C. H. BOSLET,
Gen. Pass. Acent. Dlst. Pass. Agent.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE
EFFECTIVE JANUARY !?h.
Trains leave Richmond dally;
For Florida and South. 9:03 A. lt., T:2S and
?11:50 P. M.
Fci Norfolk, 9:00 A. M., 3:0o r*. M'. and
7:? P. M.
For N. & W. Ry. West, 12:10 and 9:00
P. St
For Fetor?burff, 9:00 A. M.. 12:10, **00. 5:4S,
9:00 and 11:30 P. M.
For Ooldsboro nnd Fayettevllle. *3:58 P. &L
Train? arrlvo Richmond dally: 4:17. ?:<0. ?S'JJ,
?10:? and 11:40 A. M.; ?1:00. 2:05. ?:50, 8:00
and 9:M P. M.
? Except Sunday. ?* Sunday only.
C S. CAMPBELL. D. P. A.
Seaboard Air Line Railway.
Southbound Trains Leave Richmond Dally.
9:10 A. M.?Local to Norllna, Mamlet and
Charlotte.
9.-60 P. M.?Solid Pullman to St. Augu?!..
2:20 P. M. and' 11 P. M.?Through Pull-r
mans and conch?^ to Savan?
nah. Jacksonville, Atlanta,
Birmingham and Southwest.
Trains Arrive Richmond Dally.
?:1E A. M-: ?:4i A. M. ; 4:?5 P. M._
Richmond and Petersburg Electric Railway.
Cam leave corner of Seventh and Perry
Streets. Manchester, every hour (on the hour)
from 6 A. M to 10 P. M. Lait car 12 midnight.
Limited car. S:? P. M. dally, except Sunday.
Cara ' leavi Petereburg-. foot of Bycamort
Street, every honr from ?:S5 A. M. toi 10:3a P.
M Lnat car 11:40 P. NT. Limited car 7:15 A.
M.. dally, except 5lin'mv. ??^.,,_? ni^h
All cars from Petoraburs connectlns- mca?
mond cara.
STEAMBOATS.
LD DOMINION
STEAMSHIP COMPANY:
Night Line for Norfolk.
Leave Richmond every evonlng* (fOot
.Vjih Street) at 7 P. M.. ?topping at Newport
Newa on route. Fare. J2.B0 one way, HoO round
trio. Including stateroom berth: meals. SO?,
each. Street Car? to Steamer's Wharf.
FOR NEW YORK
Via Nlsht Line Steamers (except Saturday)
m?kln? connection In Norfolk with Main Lin?;
Slili>, MlowUiK day at 7,P. M.; also NorCo:k und^
Western 3iy. ut 9 A. M. and S P.M., and Ch.i:<a- ?
neake & Ohio By. at 9 A. M. and 4 P. M..
tnuklnc coniiertlon daily (except Sunday) nt
Nuri'itlc with Main Lino Ship? nailing at 7 1'.
51, Tlckota. SOS K. Main Street
Merchants and Miners
Transportation Co.'s
Boston,-Mass., and . Providence, Ft. I.
6lea.m'ors leave Norfolk for Boston Tuoaday,
Wednesday, Friday and Sunday. For Provl.
dene? Monday, Thursduy and Saturday at f
P. M. Passenifors and freight taken for all
New Enslan.t Pointa. Tickets on avile at C. ana
O Rwy. and N. and W. ? Rwy. Oftlcea. and
No. 8!9 Fast Main.
Bay Line to Baltimore.
Vlu C. and O. Rwy. and Old Polo!
U. 8. MAIL ?OUTK.
Leave Richmond via C. and O,
dally, except ?Sunday, at I P. M..
connectlns at Old Pulnt \\ lirt
Heumera of Old Bay Liru-, leav?
ing 7:14 P. M-. arriving Baltt.
more fl:3? A. M.. connectln? North. Kaat and
West. l'*or tlcketa and Information apply ta
C. and O. Rwy,, Richmond 1'ratuUi Com?uj,
and N?. S? -?tut Mala BtTMt.

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