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TRADING LIGHT
Pennsylvanla Bond Issue Absorbs
Attention?Day Closes with
Highest Prices,
NEW YORK. Aprll 23.?Prices <'f
s(oi-kf= underwonl a cbmnrehenslvo up
llfi to-day. The movement showed a
c-rtnfn soberness and restralnt whicli
were noi wlthout Imprcsslons vleWed
In connertlon wlth Btendlnes** and per
slstence of the advance. Tho trading
was not anlmnted and tlio rlso of prices
was not of the buoyant kind seen in
perlods of speculatfve oxeitement. The
Pehrisylvanla bond Issue was the main
toplc of cohslderatloni nnd the re
slrnlned character of the prloe move?
ment was probably due lo some res
ervatlons In the favornble jriterpreta
ii'oii placed on thal transactlon. The
selection ol a flrst mortgage bond to
efferl the Pennsylv.inln flnaiu'lng is
significant of the necessItl-S which are
recognized In tho present investment
condltlons. Thc .stock most affected
by the Pennsylvanla Incldent wns
Unlon Paciflc. The obvlotts explana?
tion is that the ITnlon Paclflc's banking
af-lUatlons are thc same ns those
whlch have enllsted th** powerful
forelgn ald whlch has assured the suc
eess of the Pennsylvanla bond flota
tlon. As authority lias heen askcil
already ot l'nlon Paclflc stockholders
?o issue iioruit nn unniorigaged lines
now owned. the bearlng pf theso facts
on the posltion ,,r the company ls
dear. Tlm reductlon In thc Norfolk
and Western dlvldend also was'lgnor
cd.
Prices ended at the highest of the
day and wlth some heavy buylng In
Pittsburg. ?
The bond maket wns dlversifled and
firm In lones. Total sales. par value.
$4.2S2.ono. Unlted States bonds were
unchanged on call.
Total sales to-day were 609,400
shares.
NEW YORK. Aprll 23.?Money on
rall easy. 1 3-4 ^ 2 p*?r cent.; rullng
rate. 1 3-4: closlng bld, 1 ."*-4: offered
at 2 per ccnt. Tlmo loans very quiet
and steady, slxty days. 2 1-2; ninety
days, 2 ."-4 to ?, por cent.; six months.
tlle paper. 4-?r4 1-2 per cent. Prime
tlle paper. 4*5" 4 1-2 per cent. Sterling
exchange easler. wlth actual business
In banker's bills at $l.S725f?$ i.ST.to for
demand. and at $4.S4S<n*i $4.S4S5 . for
slxty-day bllls. Commerclal hllls,
$4.5) 1-2. Bar sllver, n6 .1-4. Mexk-an
dollars, 4 7.
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond, Va.! Aprll 23. 130?.
SALES AT BOARn.
Vlrslnla-Carollna Chemlcal pfd. S p. ot.?
4 at 31'j
STATE SECURITiESi Rid. Asked.
North Carolina t.?. C, 19i0_ 99 - J n ?.
North Carolina 6s, C. 1913.... 517
Virginia ,1s. Old. C. and R... S?4
Centurles. 2-3. C. and R. 91 i\n
RAILROAD BONDS.
A C. L. R. R. Con. Tr. 4 p, o. . 85 . .
A. C. L. R. R. Ctfs. of Ind. tr. H3
Ou. Car. and North. lst .is... 95 ...
Georgla Paciflc lst t!s. C, 19:;. l?7
Oerrgla. Sou. and Fla.. 1945.. inn
?a. and Ala. Con. 5s. 1945._ 92 ...
N.>r. and West. Ry. ls. ]99<7. 93 . .
Nt. and West. Ry. pora. ls.. sr,
Tet. Class A 5s, R. C, 1920.. 105
I"cl. Class B ?s. R. C.. 192S... 113
R-Ch. anrl Dan. t.old 6s, (.".... 105
Rlch. and Meck. lst ls. 104S. 75
Scuthern Rallway lst :,s. 1991. 92
IVestern N. C. lst fis, C, 1914.. 103
S-caboard Alr Line ls. 1950_ 4714
RAILROAD STOCKS. Par.
Atlanta and Charlotte.100 Ji;o
Atlantlc Coast Llne pfd...100 95
Atlantlc Coast Line com...100 72
ches. and Ohlo. ...Npv.100 32
Norfolk and TV<H?srn com..l?0 k.i
R., F. and P. Dlv. Ob]lg...l00 185 ...
Southern Rallway pfd.... 100 391J
Southern Railway com....100 14*
BANK AND TRUST CO. STOCKS.
American National.100 13VV5
Kicad Street Bank. 2". 30 ...
Fhnk ot Richmond.100 120
31>
F:rst Natlonnl.100 ..
Merchants Natlonal.100 500
Nr.lional Bank of Va.100 142
Flanters National.100 425
Ui.lon Ban'_ of Richmond.. 50 190
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Vnglnia Flie and Marlne. ... 52
MISCELLANEOUS.
Amer. Tfi..' pfd.'..<i p. rt. . .100 91
Amer...Looomottye pfd. 94V
Arr.er. Locomotlve com. II*
Amer. Tob. 1 p. ct. bonds. ... 70'..
Amer. Tob. 1; p. ct. bonds. 95 105
Va.-Car. Chem. pfd. s p. ct.ino 9l'i
COTTON .MARKETS.
NKW YORK. Aprll 23.?New !??? recorda
vrri made in the cotton market to-day un?
der continued llquldatlon, wlth the close
M?ady but at a nc-t decline of '. (,'<i ln points.
Sales were estlmated at sne.ono bales. The
n.arket opened easy at a decline ,.f lor.jK,
pcints. and after some lmie Irregulartty
fcolrl t"<nl~ points net lower. owing to weak.
ncrc, ln the Llverpool market, a favorablo
wiaiher map. Iluunliiilon bv iecenl buyers
ar.d scatterln_ pressure from bearlsh sources ,
Aiound S.36 for May an<I S.32 for July tliero'
was cnneidc-rahle buylng, and the market
steadled up durlng tlie middle sesslon with
nrtlve monlhs showing a recovery of about
bli x polnts. Thls wus followed, however
by l-enewerl we.akness durlng the afternoon
under llqnidation of old long accounts. and
thr market was very unseitle.d In ihe late
ltsdmg with prices selling into new low
g-.ound for the day. at one time Bhowlns
s net loss of 16?20 points. Tlie .-lose was
wltliin a polnl or two of the botlorn
Receipts at the ports to-dav wore'l0 07R
br!es ngainst 11,512 last week and 7.9SS last
year. For the week SS.OOfl bnles a-alnst
71.514 last week and 72.031 last year To
?catal 3.3.20 last year. nnrl at Houston 1,087
bales against 1.0IS last year.
Arrll
May
Jul
Open. Hlgh. Low. Close.
August .
September .
October .
Ni\cmber .
December.
J'.i.uary .
March .
. . .Spot cotton clo
?nil'Jdllng uplan'di
' 10.50.
Cotton, oulet:
16.290
I'Ollll
bales;
10,'.;., bale,; exporl lo Great B
rp.rs; to Fi:-.nce. 101/ hale.- ,,
nent. 6.57* bales; td Janan
? lock. 49.5*3 bales
Consolidated al all ports?Nel re?.lni?
? 74,4 bales; exporl to rjreni Brltain IS 4M
balf-r.; lo Franco, 100 hales to ' 1 ,. ,'?,,;,,'
nent. 2T.*,r.:4 bales; to Japan 500 bale.
*i*"tsl slnce Kepternhei ]M' ,-,,'a|i ,?',',.._
recejpis. 7,664,321 l.nle
Ket
e\p,
?ii
ThomasBranch
&Co.
CCQttVilshed 1838)
MEMBERS
Mew 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.
Open. Hlgh. Low. Closing, Open. Hlgh. Low. Clb-lni..
SALES: Bld, Asked BALES: n Bld. Asked.
ion Alll.'-Oli.-iltner.. . 7T_ "?_ 7fi V.n S '-'.OWi Int. Mrlrnpollltv.. 10'^ ]0*. 10'_ 1_*j. 10T_
7i? Int. Metrnpi-lltan, pfd... 28M _814 28 27". '"
2.vi international Pflper _ ou int", O'l 10
inn Int.. Pn per. pfd. -_-,? 5*2 . r?V4 r/.^
000 Loulsvlllo nnd Nnshvlllo 100 100V- 100 ino
Miiiihattnn . jji'K.
100 Metro. Street Railway.. 28 'is 28 29
1.000 Mexlcan Central /..,..,.. n*,*-, ir,-n i.i-, i?%
1,700 Mo,, Knn, nnd Toxns.,., '___% 2.'iVi '?!?"?? -?,l.
Mo., Kan. nnd Tex,, pfd. ... ... ... Wi
,1,300 Missourl Paclfli; . 4.V4_ lijij, +:.'_. I.'iy.
?iOn Niillonnl Lend . ff, (A% IA :fi
4.2C0 New A'ork Centrnl. 01% 9oy_ f*7.i 09*4
,'.m N. Y., Ont. nul AA'estern __ ;.|% :?' 33U
1,420 Norfolk aml AA'estern... Hl ur, " 64 iK
10,103 Northern Paclfic. 12HV1 1_7?_ 126VI 127'-.
700 Pnclli-: .Aliill . m;,^ -y,^ %% v-Jl
Z!,70n Pennsylvanla .117-A_ 11S'_ 117 lisj. lit-**.
7Wi People's Qas . 00 POl. 89*4 00 001/4
1.S50 Pressed Steel Car. 24 3. '-'..t. '-MA. 25
123 Pressed Steel Car, pfd.. Sl S0 $n 70 Sl
n,...ViO Rendlng . IftV"-'. 107'_ ia'***, 107% 1"7U
1.0.1 RepublTc Iron nnd Steel 17 17% ifl-K 17.. 17".
"00 Repuhllc I. und S., pfd.. -*_*? im., 08(4 fiR Rs*.
70(1 Rock Island . l.,*? 1..?,_, lf,"7, irAi l">>/6
6,930 Rock Island, pfd. 28 28". **S *_.._ 28%
Ry. Stool Spring. pfd. ... ... 7*1 00
Tno Sloss-Shefflelrl . I3U '.'? ...li Ki 4?
21.270 Southern Paciflc . 7IV_ 7,.Tj 74-1* 7,A*H
l.sco Southern Railway . ll".,, 14% 11', J.*t,
1,'Ai Souther 1 Railway, pfd.. :I0 :!9'j ."-0 :w}j
I.1C0 Tennessee Copper . 39V6 39% :h :',*i.
100 Texas 1-ncillc . 17!_ 17V4 lT'-i 17V4
in.imuiion Paciflc .,i_*9 131% i_.a; 1.11
330 Unlted States Rubb.r... 20 20.4 20 20%
72,700 Unlted States Steel. 35V4 3?vi ?U7. S6
f,.o>0 Unlted States Steel, pfd 90*i. ino 09V, OOAi
70. A'a.-Car. Chemlcal . _*0 _1 20 '-'O-Vi
.-A) A'a.-Har. Chemlcal, pfd.. 00--3 91 Pi... 91
100 AVabash . 10 10 10 im'4
l.OOtTWabash, i>f<l. I7.d is le-ft 17.4
AVestorn Union . ... ... 51
Total sales. e/Q.ffio shares.
CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS. ;; ..
7. S. refundlne 2?, reglstered. I"",i
l". 8. refundlng 2s. coupon. 101
r. s. Ss. reglstered. *W>
f. s. 3s, coupon. 10)
I". S. New Is. reglstered. tlt>?
U. S. New 4s. coupon. 12"Hi
Amerlcan Tobacco Is. "H's
Amerlcan Tobacco ?s. IO-*'1!
,\tchl?on general ls. 97 *>*,
Atchlson adiustment 4s. S8',4
Atchlson conv. 4s. SSW
Atchlson conv. 5s. 99%
Atlantlc Coast Llno 4s. 81
Bcltlmore and Ohlo 4s. 98
Baltimore nnd Uhlo .t'is. 917
Brooklyn Rapid Translt conv. 4s. 70',;
r-entrai or Georgla 5s (bld). 106
Crhtral of Georgla lst Inc. (aslced).. 67
-Clitral of Georgla 2nd Inc. (asked). 46
(entral of Georgla 3d Inc. (asked).... 36
"Iresapenke and Ohlo 41<|J. ?>***?.
""ltoago nnd Alton 3<is tbld). 61U
:'l-lcago, Tt. and Qulncy now 4s. 96'i
"hlcago. R. I. nnd Paclflc R. R. ls.... 6514
Brltain. ".'.612.779 bales; tn France. 769,2!
lales; to tbe Contlnent. S.933.758 bales:
liipan. 1SI.716 bales: to Mexlco. 1.299 bal>
NKW ORLEANS. LA.. Aprll 83.?COTTON
?Spots closed easy wltli prices unlformly
1-lCc. lower than yesterday. esplte n good
lemand for tho better grade of spots the
luctatlons fell off ln sympathy wlth a heavy
'eeline in futures. Mlddllng. 10 l-16c: *ale?
iv i re 1.900 b.iles on thc spot and none to
irrive. Futures opened easy and at a rie
?!ine of 7-ir'lo points on the strength of low
-i Llverpool cahles. A further early decline
ivas checked by buylng orders. npparently
fiom speculators wishing to hold up the
iiarket. Thls buying wns successful In Its
purpose only untll about noon. when selling
n considerablc quaniltles drove prices low
Sl". The market continued to decline untll
;hr close. desplte reports of bad weather,
naking replantlng necessary In some parta
-.f the Southwest. The close was steady, 11
Ti 21 points under yesterday. Closlng blds;
April. 8.96: May. 8.91: June. 8.85; July,
S.53; August. s.so: October. S.I5: November,
?".45 nominal; December. S.4 4.
RICHMOND I'ROnrCF. MARKET.
POULTRY?LIVE.
5r.rlng chlckens. 35
Wlnter chlckens. IS 5J
Ducks, large, young. 13
t-tcks, small, young. 13. Q.
Hens . 13
P'.osters. per plece, live.... *!0 @
Gutneas, per plece, live.... 2"> to/
Geese, per plece, live. 40 _i
BUTTER.
Choice. family packed. IS <!i
Choice, dalry packed. IS <q)
Choice store pneked. 16 ig
Medlum store packed. 15
Packing . 15
EGGS.
Crates. nearby, fresh' lald. 15
Crates. other sections. 15
Barrels and boxes. 13 *5>
FRI7ITS AND VEOETABLES.
AFP_.ES?
Plpplns and wlnesaps... 3.58
Fancv, per bbl.
Choice, per bbl.
Foor to falr, por bbl. .
ORANGES?Fla., fancy..
GRAPEFRl'lT?Box ...
I.K.MONS?Maslna .
California .
PINEAPPJJES?
Fancy, per crate. 3.00 ?
STRA.WBERRIES?
Fancy. per quart. 12 'ir
Choice, per quart. S rrf
BLACK PEAS. 2.00 <fi>
E-t.-ACKEYE PEAS?
No. I. per bus. 2.30 <{?>
No. 2. por bus. 2.15 @
CLAY PEAS? Bushel. 2.10 @
NKW YORK FRODVCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. Aprll 23.?FLOUR? Firn
nrui unchanged. Rye Flour nnd Cornmeal?
firm. Rye?Strong: No. 2 Western. 8S<0
90c. Wheat?Strong! Western. No. 2 red
31,06 elevator. Optlons opened IjC, hlghe
p.lld closed strong nt best prices. or l?<(!i
27,c. net hlgher. May. $1.06; July. 97-%e.
September, (Ulic. Corn?Firm; No. 2, 7o4r
elevator, Optlons flrm nt net udvanve o
>,*i **-'?. Mny. 75V?c; July, 7'.'<sc Oats
Steady; mlxed; 54Wc.
Beof?Firm; mess. f 13.50V, i i.oo. Cu
Mnnla?Steady, Lard?Flrm: Western, $s.2
ft 8.30; refined. flrm: Contlnent, $8.90. Por'
--Flrm. Tallow and Rosln?Steady, Tui
pebtlne?Easy al 4S*.ic. Rice?Steady. Mo
Irsscs---Quiei. Sugar?Rnw. tlrm; fnlr re
filllng, $3.98: cenlrlfugal. $1.18; molnssc
sugar, $3.73; refined, steady. coffee? Future
steady, net unchanged lo 5 polnts lowei
S| Ol qnlet: Rlo. No. 7. 6c; Sanlos. No.
8?. -.|'\i.,.-.; mlld. qulef. Cordova. 9">tf|12\i
Bvt ter?Easler; ereamery. speclnls. 29i,
30Vic.; do., exiras, 28Vic Cheese?Quiel an
unchanged. Egg??Steady; liearby, selecier
whlte fancy. ISliHJ lftt*.; good to choice, IT
<: llc.'; hrown and mlxed, extrns, 17>jc,
nrst lo exlru firsts. l?Mi?i|17c,
Peanuts and Kielghts?I'nchanged. Po
latoes?Ensy and unchanged. Cnhhnges
W-nk; Dantsll seed. per lon. *R',i9.(in; re,
per barrel. 60C'75c Cottonseed Oll?Du
and bnre.ly steady. Prlme crude. 34*ri?
prlme summer yeilow, 43c; off summer yel
lew, 411i*fi ?3c; good off summer yeilow
4lUfl4;(c; prlme whito and prime. wlnte
yeilow, 44"-1,16c.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
r'llli" Vi.il). Aprll 23.?Wheal prices o
!)..-? local exchange to-dny Hdvanced 17<i
27c. as a resuli of the hullllh stutlstlcn
s'liiutlnii. Ai the close July optlon show,,
a n.-l guin of 2V?,C. Corn wan up \'.VI7i
OMifc were 7c. hlgher. nnd provlslon* 154
30a hlgher.
Liadlng fulures ranged ns follows:
iipeu. Hlgh. Low. Close
WHEAT?
Mny . 96fi DUK 86*1 98i
?luly . 87', 89?. '771J g9i
Ht*|ii. x 4 >- s c', si7 si;
CORN?
May .-,8'i GHa CO''. 671
' July . B2W 63*.- 62>.J es
f-;eiu. BI1, f, 1 r> i;o', r.i
OAT.??
"iliu- uld. 931- ;3_ 5SU 531
Chlcago, r;. i. aud pm*. rt. R. col. r.s.. r,?
l\, i'., i*. und st. Louls gen. ls.... 0.:
Otlorado Industrlal Bs, .??rlo., A IbldJ ;? t
Colorado Mldland ls. ?'?''T.
Colorado nnd Southern ls. Bl*-_
? iiba 5s. 101?.
Denvet nnd lllo tirande 4s (a6ked>.. !>l
| Dlntlllers' Securltles r.s. 70',.
I-.'rle prlnr llen 4s (bldi. 8(5
Erl- General <s. "OU
HorklnR Valley li_- (asked). 102
Interb'orough Metro. v,ia. CR-y,
Japan, 4s. 77H
.Ispnn 4<._s, certlflcates. S5.i
?lapan 4'.*, corllflcatea, 2nd ?-rles,. 8514
Lculsylll. and Nash. Unlfied 4s. *>5y<
Manhattan -onsol gold 4n.f 93
Mexlcan Central ls.,..?. *0!4
Mexlcan Central lst Tne. 16*.
Minn. nnd St. L?uls ts (asked). SO
Missourl, Kansas and Texns ts....,, 9"l_
Missourl, Kansas and Texas 2nds.....'? 80._
Nal'l n. R. of Me*.. con. 4s (bld).... 80
**.'<??? A'ork Central gen. n,_-. 83!'
May. new. R2 53
July, old. 4SV. li'i
July. new. *.-i_ 43.-;
Sept. 3-Tj 37V.
MESS PORK?Per bbl.
May .12.72 13.05
July .13.12 13.42
Sept.13.50 1.1.72
LARD?Per 100 lbs.
Mny . 7,92 ".10
July . S.12 S.32
Sept.8.32 S.50 8.32 S.50
SHORT RIBS?Per 100 lb*.
May . 6.72 fi.!>2 8.72 fi.92
July . 7.02 7.2o 7.o_: 7 -*n
?Sept. 7..10 7.1" 7.30 7.45
f'ash quotatlons were a- follow-: Flour_
Flrm. No. 3 sprlnK wheat. ft-ic.'t. J105; No.
2 red. !??*?."_-.. .j,c. No. 2 rorn. -7?_c: Ko.
2 yellow. f"7?_c. Xo. 2 oats. 53.4c.' No. 3
whlte, 10 -q S2 -ic. No. 2 rye. 79ifi SOc. Fair
t- cholce maltlng barley, 74984c. Flax
srerl?No. 1 northwestern, $1.22; prlme tlnv
othy seed. $4.25. Short rlbs. rldes. loose.
_-.fi2: mess pork. per barrel. $13:05013.10;
Irrd, per 100 pounds. ..".07: short rlear sldes
[-?--.ed. J7.-.5(ft 7.50. Whlskey. basis of hljrh
w:nes. $1.35. Butter?Market steady; cream
eries. 21928c; dalrles. 20928c Err-_
Flrm; at mnrk. cases Inclndcd. ltUe.': flrsts
H*.o.: prlme flrsts, 15.-c. Cheese?-Steady
at H',-,',12'... . Receipts?Wheat, 15,600
bufhejs; corn, 2S4.90O bushels; oats. 231,000
bushels.
niCHA-ONn GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va.. April 23 130
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS ON "CHANGE
AAHEAT?
No. 2 red, AV ern Icar lots)..1.05 -ffJl.O*
No.2 red. Va. (car lots)... 1.04
No. 3 red (car lots).1.03
Steamer (car lotsi. gj> 104
cor'n?'" 'ba* '?,s). 90 ? 1''03
No. 2 whlte (car lots).... 74
No. 3 whlte (car lots).... 73
No. 2 mlxed (car lots).... 73
No. 3 mixed (car.'lots).... <?> 7-1
Vlrginia (bag lotsi. 73 <_?? 74
OATS? " *
<b. 2 mlxed (car lotsi.,.. 53>-.
? o. 3 mixed (car lots).... .-._'Z
?'o. 2 white (car lots).... ft ,_-i
>'o. 3 while (car lots)..., m _iv.
No. 2 (rar lots). ? 9
No. 3 (car lots). o, 5
Vlrginia (bag lots). -5
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Sales at L'nlon Stock A'ards.)
Rlchmond, Va.. Aprll 23, 1908.
Report of the live stock market for the
week endlng Aprll 20th:
Best steers. ..?? <ffi6c: a few superior 1,300
p.und cattle. K'ic.: medium to good. 5>_r_p
*V?o.; common to fair, 3V.95C.'* nest heifers
-if'5'ic.: medium to pood. 4*',<??'51.c. ? com?
mon to fair, 3*_f.4*_e. best cows 4>i?4v.,. ?
r-i-dlum to good. :*..<34c; common'to fair.
-".fi n!-ic; bulls, 3il94Hc; calves. 4*?i-St*.;
ixlra, ?'.. '(i7c. Cows and calyes, $20 2 30.00
per.head. Be-t sheep, 3V;^6c.: common to
medium. Ifiioc; best lambs, 75J7V_o.; a few
oxtra. 8c.: common to fair. ,-9 6*'c; best
hap-?. 6.8096c; slioats and fair quality hogs
?->'_ ??1_e.; sows and stags, ?t.i.-l.'.o. Quaran
tine cattle Hc. per pound lower on all grades
than nonquarantlne cattle.
rrospects good for next market day.
CHICAGO. Aprll 23.?CATTLE?Recelptu
e.tlmated about fi.50o head. Markot steady
?_>^tl.-3'I't.0.: C?W*. $3.755.4.75; heifers,
!? ...0 .?_...,; bulls, $3.50,55.30: calves. $2 501,
.*.o0; morkors and feeders. $3.25 (S 5.75. Hogs
?Receipts estlmated about 17.000 head.
Market 10-_ 15c. lower. Cholce. heavy shlp.
p-.ng. $5 hOW.,..0: butchers. $5.6095.70; llght
rnf..ed. J5.50?6.'56; cholce. llght. $5.502 5.15
P gs, $4.75{.5.J5; bullt of sales. $5.65(8 5.7o"
Sheep. .$696,00: lambs, $6.25(5.7.70: year
lillRS. $5.30}} 6.50.
,NFU' -_?'*, RK- Apr" -:!-?EEEA'ES?Re
er head. Hogs?Recolpts, n 17' head.
KICIIMOM) TOBACCO MARKET
Tr,h_?., R'cn"*ori*'- Va*. Aprll 23, 190S.
lohacco? Dark ..temmiiiR and Brown
,.?*" V a.tivr at unchangod prices. Brlghis
bult_;'-.ly Sr,?",: miUkcL ?""?nues c,u |_
but. flim at quotatlons. Sun-Cured' Mod
C.V--- ?'and mn,'ltot actlve ul pric"
PARK STEMMINC!
, ;t_ lOllve and Brown 1.
"",?. ',;;,?..s fi.so 9$ 9.00
I lp'H. IrtArt ** ,?^?
Ifii . leaf.
in.oo 9 12.00
BROWN'S-MOKEl^00 ? U0?
." 8.00 9$ 7.50
. S 00 9 9.50
. 9.50 9 12.00
? '???.'?. 19-00 ? 17,00
SUN-CURED,
['___? r,T!"?n l",X0"".? **?*?<? ?'? 6.60
Rho? f^t- Pr,me. ('60 ? 0'?0
r-11,, ?B leaf . s.50 9 K..00
-?-? ? .I*.-. 9-.sS-.SS
l.niiK leaf
Wrappers
MISt"KM.ANKOt'S MARKETS.
DRY GQOD8 MARKET.
J.!..... .?',"''<? Aprll 23.?The warmoi
i-vlved the hopes of the dr]
1114 1_. M_J_. st,, Rlchmond. A'a.
STOCKS,
GRAIN,
COTTON,
PROVISIONS,
l-'AST I'BIVATK WIIIES.
, NKAV VOItK. CHICAGO.
tspe-iitl attentlon glven uiit-of-tntvn acnui'Ots,
t-orr?_Donilouce tklllclttut.
New .re'rsey Centrnl gen. 5s. 123li
Northern Pncifln ls. 101
Northcrn Paclflc 3s. ':'.
Norfolk and Western con'. ls. 93iy.
OlOgon Short Llne refundlng 4s. 89"?J
Pennsylvanla conv. 314s (blill. 96*!.
Leadlng General 4s. 97>,(
Sl Louls and Iron Mountain con. 5s.. lOCj
St. Louls nnd Sun Franclsco fg. 4s.. 6S:i
St. Louls Southwestern con. 4s. 63'?
Seaboard Alr Llne 4s (bld). 44
Scuthern Paclflc 4s (bldl. S6'j
Southern Paclflc lst 4?, certlflcates... 891'
Southerh Rallway 5?. 9
Tfxns antl Paclfic lsts (bldl. !*>->_
Toledo, St. L. nnd Western 4s. 7(
I'nion Paclflc 4s.,200%
L'nlon Paclflc conv. 4s...... 8
Fnltnd States Steel 2nd os. 97'.;
Wabash 1*ts. 1071
Wabash Deb. B...,. 45
Western Md. 4s. 63
Whe.ellng and Lake Erle 4s (bld). 63
Wisconsln Central 4s. 81
goods trade, more particularly that portlon]
of It whleh has been waltlng for a wlder
distrlbutlon of summer merchandise. A
lengthenlng- of the dlscounts on wide duck
l.aF brought prices to the loweit level noted
In a long time. The market for drllls and
siieetings ls llmlted by ihe Immediate needs
nf buyers. Domestlcs are qulte. Slde bands
In prlnted goods are hnvlng an actlve sale.
Raw sllk Is firmer and some quotations 5c
per pound hlgher thnn early ln the week.
ln men's wear trnde contlnues quiet and
values are much uns?ttled.
NAVAL STORES
WILMINGTON, N. C, Aprll 23.?SPIRITS
.IRPENTINE?Receipts, 34 casks. Rosln?
Sleudy at $2.95: receipts. 295 barrels. Tar?
Flrm at $1.60; receipts. 29 barrels. Crude
lurpentlne?Flrm at $2.25?3.25 and 34 -5
receipts. 38 barrels.
?v,VL-VA^,N'A,T" ?**'* APr" =3?TURPEN
11NE?Flrm.at 4lc.: sales. 1.362 casks; re.
ceipts. 1.217 casks; shipments. 32S casks.
??*., TFlr'!i: F?!e8' 2"373 barrels; receipts.
..091 barrels; shipments, 359 barrels; stock
S8.S66 barrels. Quote: A. B. C. S3.I.W
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
FORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL 23. 19n,8.
ARRJVED.
Steamer Brandon.- Harney Norfolk. mer
rhandise and passengers. Old Dominlo'n Line
Steamer Mobjack. Graves. James Rlver
lardlngs and Norfolk. merchandise and pas
sengers, Vlrglnla Navlgatlon Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Brandon. Harney. Norfolk. mer?
chandise and passengers. Old Domlnlon Llne.
Heard and Seen
in Public Places
t . 1T '_ imposslble to say now what
? b I the Norfolk citv delegatlon to
1 the Roanoke Convention wlll
1 rlo on the question of Instruc
* tions," said Mr. George Dlnd
say. a prominent Democrat ot
Portsmouth. who is alopplng at Mur?
phy's. "Vou know," he continued by
way of modificatlon, "that the Second
District lias never been so strongly
for Mr. Bryan. aiul tho delegates froni
Norfolk. being uninstructed, It ls dlf
floult to say what turn matters wlll
take. Nelther Portsmouth nor Norfolk
[county has chosen delegates up to Ihis
time, but these. loo. will be unlnstruct?
ed."
Mr. Lindsay's rllscussion of the attt
itiicle of the Second District toward Mr.
| Bryan ln the past brlngs to mind the
famous conventlon held ln Staunton In
, l!>.'fi. when sllver was the maln Issue
befoie the Democrats of the country.
?Nlne. of the. districts instructed their
delegates to thc- Natlonal Convention to
lyote for the insertion of a 16-1 plank
|in tne platform, and the Second adopt?
ed a resolution elther for .the gold
standard outright or for blmetallsm
through internatlonal agreement.
n?vJe J\U' "Mlkft" Olennati. the "hrll
|llnnt edltor of the then Norfolk Vir
?SPJ_8n;iand_'Mr' ?'? K- West* ?t suffoik,
?ere the delegates. n was proposed
.?i. he .general convontion tliat the
unit rule be adopted, ,and though
Messrs. Glennan and West protested
in a most earnest manner, they were
autgeneralod.and the rule was adopt?
ed, binding the entire Virginia delega
tion io vote together in favor of 16-1.
the unit rule will undoubtedly pre
\al| again at Roanoke. If the qiiestlon
^oJin'Vu',",'t'0.ns c?nieB ,'*1 at all. it is
most ikely to ar1se out of the Bryan.
i.unol eplsqde, whleh is already tlio
subject of consideratlon by Democrats
Ui varlous sections of tho State.
Among the Virglnlans at the .Teffer
son are Mr. F, c. Ryan and wire, ot
Roanoke,
H,- B. Forrest, of Norfolk, is at Mur
U any one thinks Mr. Stuart win
not get a good vote in Charlotte and
Lunenburg eountles he is very much
mlstaken,*' sald Mr. .1. XV. Hildrup; n
piacticlng attorney of Keysville. who
was a caller at the Capltol yesterday.
Mr. Stuart ls strong among the
rarmers nnrl business mon of hoth
eountles, anrl when the votes are count?
er] he wlll he found to havo polled
a fair shnrp of them,"
Mr. Hildrup was formerly a resldent
or campbell county; hut ho removed
to. Charlotte n Tew years ago. and has
built up a large practlco at Keysvllre.
Mrs. Robert iloneymoon, of Alton,
Tll.. ls among tho guests reglstered at
the Richmond.
"The only klnd of nlght-riders we
hnve In.our section are of the polltical
yarloty, anrl thoy don't bnther us
much," sald a prominent planter or
Prince Kdward county, who was ln the
clty yesterday, and who wns asked lt
there appeared to ho any prospects
lhat the Kentucky movement -woulii
reach into tho tobacco belt of "Vlr?
glnla.
"Wo do' not fear anything of tho
sort," ho continued. "I know of no
clnss of people lu mv sectlon who
would engnge ln auch dlabollcal meth?
ods, and i am sure if thoso methods
should bo attempted they would be
promptly put down by the luw-alitdlng
cltlnens.
"No, wo will liavo nothing of thls
klnd. Our peoplo aro protty generally
ir. n nrQBPerous condition. and aro sat
Isfled wlth thn prices they are gotttng
for thelr frirni products. lt may not
be generally known. hut Prince bid
wru-d Is ono nf the lnrgost producers ot
dnrk tobacco of all the eountles ln tlie
Kialn. and more uf thls clasu ot tnn
;f.i.anc.a_.
jr.nanc.al.
First National Bank,
IIICHMOND, A'A.
Invites Accounts of All Classes.
CAPITAL,
SURPLUS,
- - $1,000,000.00
- - $ 700,000.00
JOHN B. PURCELL, President.
JOHN m: MILLER, Jr., Vlr.*--Fr.s. nnd Cashier.
' CHAS. lt. BURNETT, Asslstant Caahtor.
J. C. JOP.--N. Asslstant Cashier.
AV. P. SIIELTON, Asxlstnnt Cashier.
. t ALEX. F. RYLAND, Asslstant Cashier.
A Savings Department for the Thrifty.
n&XICMKL BANfK
____{*...' '; RICh,M ON D, VA_ <fk
TOCAPITALandSURPLUS PR0FTfS$58a00d^
How to Save
If you learn lo live on n littlo less than
carn you can phsIIv lay up n reserve fun,]
fulurp usp. Thls ls rpally tho secret of ov
fortune. For It Is what one .nves. nnd not w
ho earna, that mnkes hlm rlch. A savlngrs
count ln thls hnnk wlll provo to be n groat
centlve to economy nnd thrlft. I'lterest at
rato of 3 per cent. per annum 1b allowed
savings deposits of $1 or more.
PAID ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
NATIONAL STATE BANK
RICHMO-.D, A'A.
(Formerly Tho State Bank of Virginia.)
Surplus, - $300,000
Capital, - $500,000
DIRECTORS.
John S. Ellett,
.los. M. Fourqurean,
llorace S. Hawes,
OFFICERS.
ELLETT, Presldent.
JUI.IEN H. HILL. As.Vt Cashier.
Safety Drpo.lt Boxes For Ront?-Interest Alloirrd on -"uvlnK-i Deposits.
AA'e lnvlto you to do business wlth us.
J. I.,. Antrlm,
James D. Crump
A. R. Ellerson,
JOHN
AA'm. M. Hlll,
Edward C. Mayo,
Granvlllo G. A'alentlne.
AVM. M. HILL, Cashier.
weed is marketed in Farmville than ln
any other single place."
The speaker expressed the opinlon
that a very large crop would be put
out this year, and declared that pros
pects for a good season were better
than usual.
He sald that the farmers ln
Southslde A'irglnla were all busy
plantlng corn. and that the open
?weather of the past few days had help
ed tliem along greatly.
"I ani runnlng two Improved patent
planters every day," he said. "and a
good many ot my nelghbors are doing
better than that."
A'lrginla people always rejoice to
hehold a good crop outlook, for a satis?
factory yleld ln the varlous branches of
agrlculture helps all classes in the
cities as well as ln the rural sectlons
of the State.
Hegal _j-_to..c__..
Ofllce Collector Clty Taxes. Cltv Hall,
. Richmond. Va., Aprll 1, 1908.
LICENSE TAX
CITY LICENSES
FOR THE YEAR 1908
have been placed Iu my bands for col?
lectlon. and are due now, as follows:
ELECTRIC1ANS,
EXPRESS
COMPANIES.
FEED STABLES.
FISH AND
O 1'STEKS.
FRUIT
STANDS, etc.
HOTELS.
IMPOUNDING
LOTS.
INTELL1GENCE
OFFICES.
JUNK DEALERS.
LIOUOR
DEALERS?
AVholesale,
Retail,
Bottling,
AVholesale Malt.
LIA'ERY
STABLES.
"LOAN OFFICES.
LUMBER
MKASURERS.
MERCANTILE
AGENCIES.
PHOTOGRA
PHERS.
PRIVATE
BANKER.
PRIA'ATE EN?
TERTAIN?
MENT.
PUBLIC ROOMS.
RESTAURANTS.
SNACKS.
STORAGE.
TELEGRAPH &
TELEPHONE
COMPANIES.
THEATRES.
A'ETERINARY
SURGEONS,
Etc, Etc.
AGENTS
Automoblles,
Baggage and
Express,
Collectlng.
Insurance.
Labor,
Land,
M a n u f actured
Artlcles.
Rentlng Houses,
Railroad Ticket,
Steamship Lines
Typewriters.
ARCHITECTS.
General.
ATTORNEYS AT
1.A AV.
Real Estate.
Tobacco,
Common Crler.
BILLIARD
TABLE.
BOARDING
HOUSE.
BROKERS?
Cattle.
Commercial,
Insurance,
Merchandise,
Pawn,
Rallroad Tlcket,
Shlp,
Stock .
Tobacco.
Buildlng and
Loan Ass'ns.
CHEMISTS.
CHIROPODISTS.
CLEANING AND
PRESS1NG.
COMMISSION
UONTR ACTORS.
MERCHANTS.
DENTISTS.
DETECTIA'ES.
Parties falling to pay tliis tax on or
beforo APRIL 30. 1908. wlll be subject
to the penalty prescrlbed by the Clty
Ordtnances, which is not less than $1
nor more than .20 per clay for each
day's business carrled on after April
30. 1908, the same to be Imposed by
tho Pollco Justice.
F. W. CUNNINGHAM,
Collector Cltv Taxes.
THE UNITKJ
DISTRICT OF
CIRCUIT COURT OF
STATES, EASTERN
VIRGINIA:
Seaboard Alr Llno Railway. Complainant
vs.
The Contlnental Trust Compnny,
Trustee .Defendant
IN EQUITY.
Pursuant to the provlsions of a de?
cree in the above entltled cause dated
February G, 190S, nnd a snpplementa
decree dated March 11, 1908, ap
pointlng tho undorsigned Specla
Master for the purposo set out
ln sald decrees, I hereby notlfy
all parties holdlng any clalms or de?
mands agalnst tho Seaboard Air Llne
Rtilhvav to prosont the same before me
on or beforo the flrst day of Juno, 1908
and to fUe tho samo with me, Thls
notice does not apply to holders of
bonds secured by reoorded mortgages
on Iho Seaboard Alr Line Railway or
Bonin part thereof.
And I glve furtber notice that the
flrKt hearing on such claims will tako
placo ln tho clty of Richmond, Vlr?
ginia, tn the Unltod States Courtrooms,
on the -Ith day of Jun>., 1908
at 12 noon, at whlch tlme a hearing
of clalms adjournod froni tlmo to tlmo
and place to placo, as convenlent.
Conventont dates aud lucalltles wlll
horeaUer be asstgned for hearing clalms
ort'gtnatlng outslde of A'irglnla.
All clalms requlred to be flled by Ihls
nollc* will bo proaented or roailod to
mo at the law oftteos of Hughes __
Little, Rooms 721-9, Law Building, Nor?
folk, Vlrginia.
ROBERT M. HUGHES,
Speclal Mtihl.r,
Bank of Commerce
and Trusts
OTH AND MAIN STREETS.
Capital, - $200,000.00
Dt-posltory fnr the State of \'lrKlni_. and
City of Rlchmond.
Sollclts accounts of Indlvlduals, flrms and
corporatlons.
3 per cent. :nter-st allowed on savlngs ac?
counts.
Authorlzed by charter to act as Executor.
R.glstrar, Guardlan, Recatver, etc
MONEY T0 LOAN
BY THE
Life Insurance Co.of Virginia
on deslrably located business or resldence
piopcrty. For terms and conditions call od
or address
Mr. J. T. LAWRENCE,
HOME OFFICE, RICHMOND, VA
Just One Dollar
Opens a Savlngs Account wlth thn Oldest,
Safest and Strongest Savings Bank In the
South.
Union Bank of Richmond, Va.
1107 East Main Street*
-*-_-. ?_. ABOUT
-fSTEAMSHIrl
AND
T0URIST
_**_? _? ? V ?""*% '
TIJCKETS
pmoneTsis*.'
SAMUEL H. BOWMAN
' 'a O &%E. .^M /o. T, N' ,5T.t
RICHMONDiVA.,
.feteamboat*-..
Virginia Navigation Company's
JAMES RIVER DAY LINE.
STEAMER HAMPTON LEAVES FROM
Ot D DC.M1NION WHARF MONDAY AYBD
NESDAY and FRIDAY at 7 A. M. for Nor?
folk, Portsmouth, Old Point. Newport News,
Claremont and James Rlver landlngs, con
ncctlfis at Old Polnt Cor Washlngton, Bal
tlmoro and tlie North. Eloelrlc cars dlrect
to ihe wharf. Tickets on sale at Rlohmond
Transfer r'o.. S10 East Maln Street; SOS Easl
Main Street, nr on wharf or steamer. Fai.
to Norfolk. on? way. $1.25, Round trlp.
i_,50; secni'ul-class. $1.00. .Meals, SO cents.
Frelght recelved for above-named places
anrt all polnts in Eastern Virginia, North
I'l'iolina anil the East.
Merchants and Miners Transportatlon Co.
Norfolk to Boston Mafct*., and
Providence, R. I.
Steamers lenvc Norfolk for Bostnn Mon.,
.Ved. nud Frl,i for Provldenco Tuea,, Frl.
an.l Sun. nt i! P. M. Pa-isengors anil frelghl
taken for nll New EnRland polnts. Tlokat*
oi salo at oltlces C. & O. Ry., N. & AV. Ry.,
S. H. Bowman, 808 E. Maln, and Rlch. Trans.
Co,, S19 E, Maln.
Southern Railway.
TRAINS LBAVB RICHMOND.
N. H.?Followlng echedulo figure* pub?
llshed only as Information, and nre nor.
giminntnert:
(1:20 A. M.?Dnlly?Local for Charlotte.
11:10 A. M.?Daily?Llmlted?Buffet Pull.
mnn tn Atfntltn nnd Blrmlnglmm, Ne*
Orleans, Memphls. C'liattanoogn. nml
nll tho Houth. Through coach' fo|
r'hnsn Clty, Oxford. Durham.
6:on v. m.?Ex. Bunday?Keysvlllo Local.
11:30 F. M.?Dnlly?Llmlted I'ullman readj
?:,10 r. M. for nll Ilm Botilh.
YORK RIVER LINE.
4:30 P. M? Kx. Sundny?To West Polnt
connectlng for Baltimoro Monday
Wednesday, Frlday.
2:15 P. M.?Monday, Wednesday and Fri.
day?Loenl lo West Polnt.
4:30 A. M.?Ex. Sundays?Loenl to Weet
Polnt.
TRArNM ARRIVE RICHMOND.
7:00 A. M.. 8:40 P. M.?From all the South,
4:10 P. M.?From Charlotte. Rjilelgh, Dur*
hsm. Chase Clty nnd loenl. stations.
8:40 A. M.?From Keysville?Loenl.
!?:20 A. M.?From West, Polnt, and from
Daltlmoro Wednesday, Frlday and
Sundny.
10:45 A. M., 5:45 P. M.?Local from Wes'
I'olnt.
17 W. WESTBFRY, D. P. A..
_ _. 920 E. Maln Rt. Phone 455.
Atlantic Coast Line
EFFECTIVE APRIL 11. 190*.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
For Florida ond South: 8:15 A. M. anrl
7:25 P. M. ,
For Norfolk: 9:00 A. M., 3:00 T. M. and
7:25 p. M.
For N. A XV. Ry., West: 9:00 A. M., 11:1
and 9:20 P. M.
For Peterslmrg: 9:00 A. M., 12:10. 3:00,
?S:2i P. M., 6:00 P. M., 8:20 P. M., 7:.& anrl
11:30 I*. M.
For iloldsboro and Fayettevllle: *3:2S
?'. M.
Tralns arrive Richmond dally: 0:50. 7.40
A. M., '8:35. ??10:45 and 11:20 A. M.; *l:21.
2:05 fi:.-,0. S:00 nnd 5:50 P. M.
? Except Kunday. ?? Sund?y only.
Time of arrivala and departures and con
nccllol? not Biiarnnteed.
C. S. CAMPBELL. D. P. A.
Riclmioiiil, FrederldriVaii Potoiacl R.
SCHEDULE EFfEOTIVE APRIL 12,1901.
TO AND FROM WASHINQTQH AUD BtYONB.
I^cavp Rlohmo__l
Arrive _U_______a
AIHLAND ACOOMMODAriONS-WllNOAVI.
-??TeElha ItftlOB-TJO 1,J1.,1JI?ML_8.*MFJI.
irrlre _)?? *46nlon--e.4rf _.?,, 10.*) _iii,6... PK
' ii i ? i , i , t in .
?Dally. tWot-dayt. fjSundayi only. All
:ralna to or from Byrd Sirest Statloa ttop tt
Blba. Time of arrlvals and departurea aot
Cuaranteed. Read the alfai.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
9:00 A. I Fast dally tralns to Old Polnt,
4:00 p. \ Newport News and Norfolk.
7:10 A.?Dally. Loral to Newport N?wi.
5:00 P.?Dally. Local to Old Polnt.
2:0r, p. < Dally. Loulsvllle. cincinnatl. Chl.
| 1:00 p. \ rago and Ft Louls Pullmans.
j 9?o A.?Dally- Ch'vllle exe. Sun. C. Forge,
i 5:13 17?Week Days. Loral to G'vllje.
10:00 A.?Dally. L'burg, Lex., C. Fot_?.
5:15 P.? Week Days. To Lynchburg
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND;
Local from East?8:50 A. M.. 8:15 r. M.
Through from East?11:45 A. M.. 7 P. M,
Local from West??g:J0 A. M.. 7:45 P. M.
TlimuKh?7:30 A. M. and 3:45 P. M.
Jnmes Rlver Llne??X:35 A. M, 6:50 P. M,
* Dally except Sunday.
ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
Leave Byrd Street Statlon. Richmond. li
effect March 22. 1908. FOR NORFOLK:
9:00 A. 51.. 3:00 P. M. and 7:25 P. M. dallv.
FOR LYNCHBURG, THE WEST AND
SCFTHWEST: 9:00 A. M.. 12:10 P. M. and
9:20 P. M. dally. ARRIVE RICHMOND?
From Norfolk. 11:30 A. M. and ?:S0 P. M.
dally. From tbe West. 7:40 A- M.. 2:05 P.
M. and S:50 P. M. dally. Pullman Parlor
nr.d Sleeplng Cars. Cafe Dlnlng; Cara.
W. B. BEVILL. C. H. BOSLEY.
Gen. Pass. Agent. ,_. Dlv. Pass. Agent.
Richmond and Petersburg Electric Railway
Cars leave Manchester, Seventh and Perry
Streets. for Petersburg.
?6. 7. S. '9. 10. 11 ?12 A. M.. 1, 2, '3, 4,
5 ??5:45. ?*. 7. 8. ??, 10 P. M.
11 P. M. for Chfcster; 12 midnight, foi
Petersburg.
Cars leave Petersburg, foot Sycamore
Street, for Manchester.
8:35. ??7:15, *7:35. 8:35. 9:35, M0:33,
11:35 A. M., 12:35. '1:35. 2:35. 3:35, -4:35,
5:35. 6:35, ?7:35. S:35, 9:35, '10:40, 11:44)
P. M.
?Carrie* haggngc and express.
?" Llmlted. except Sunday and holldays.
All cars from Petersburg connect wltli
c.nry for Richmond.
Seaboard Air Line Railwaj
SOLTHBOFND TRAINS SCHEDULED TC
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
9:10 A. M.?Local to Norllna. Ralelgh.
Charlotte. Wllmlngton. 12:25 P, M-Sleep
en. and coaches. Atlanta. Blrmingham,
Momphls. Savannah, Jacksonvllle and Flor?
ida polnts. 9:45 P. M.?Sleepers and coaches,
Savannah. Jacksonvllle, Atlanta. Blrming?
ham nnd Memphls.
NORTHBOL'ND TRAINS SCHEDULED TO
ARRIVE RICHMOND DAILY.
? 9:10 A. M.. 6:05 P. M.. 5:25 P. M.
H. S. LEARD. D. P. A.
Richmond and Chesapeake Bay R'y
Electric tralns to and from Ashland. stop
p;n; at Intermedlate stations upon slgnal.
DAILY.
Leave Richmond I Broad and Laurel
Streets)?C:05. 7:10. S:10. 9:10. 11:10 A. M.,
1:10. 2:10. 3:10, 4:10, 5:10. 6:10. 7:10, 8:10,
9-10, 11:30 P. M.
Leave Ashland?6:55, 7. 8. 9. 10 A. M., 15
noon. 2, 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8, 9. 10:30 P. M.
o
LD DOMINION
STEAMSHIP CO.
Night Line for Norfolk
Leavo Richmond every evenlng (foot Ash
Street) at 7 P. M., stopplng- at Newport
News en route. Fare. 32.00 one way; $4.00
round trip, Including stateroom berlh; meali
Eo cents. Street cars to stcamer's wharf.
FOR NEW YORK
Via Night I.lne Steamers (except Saturday),
maklng connectlon In Norfolk wlth Maln
Line Shlp following day at 7 P. M.j also
Norfolk and Western Ry. at 9 A. M. and 3
P. 51.; nnrl Chesapeake and Ohlb Ry. at I
A. 51. and 4 P. M., maklng connectlon dally
(except Sunday) at Norfolk wlth Maln Llm
SIJp salllng at 7 P. M. Tickets at O. D.
Line Offlce. SOS E. Maln Stroet. Richmond
Transfer Cn.. 819 E. Maln Street; The Jef
ferhon, Murphy's Hotel.
The Clyde Steamship Company
PHILADELPHIA.
RICHMOND AND NORFOLK LINE.
_ Frelght recelved nnd dellvered dally al
C. .t O. Ry. Co.'h Dopot, Hevonteenth and
Broad Streets. H. K. WOODFIN, Sollclting
A-rtnt. Clyde Llno Wharf. Phone 510. >
Whether You Travel
in America or Europe
Full Information and Tickets can be Obtained at Offices of
Richmond Transfer Company
819 E. Main St. Jefferson, and Murphy's Hotels
RICHMOND, VA.

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