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jNew York
i r
New York. February 3.?Various re
?Iralning influences prevented contln
jiuatioh to-day of the advance in prices
{.?which w. nt on without serious Inter
[ruptlon through tbc preceding seven
(days; bt trading on the Stock K\
I change. Establishment ot highest
/prices of the your unite nnturally re*
|fctri;tcd buying orders, and furtho*
progress of rcaMzaUbn also had its et
'lect, and to a more marked degree, So
[many wants have been supplied by ex
[ tensive profit-taking in the last tew
days that opportunities to close out.
at the top wero less general to-day,
-;nd the active issues were under pres?
sure muchof the time. Recessions
were comparatively small; however,
and the ability of the market to tib
porb offerings tinrl ho!<i the <op level
pave an appearance of utfderlyins
strength until the closing hour, when
Chord was a sharp reaction; which re?
sulted in net losses for mtihy of the
more conspicuous stocks. Sporadic
movements at various places through
the litt gave 1 lie tnurket an irregular
tone, while the Hill and rlnrriman
stocks brid the Gould group wore ad?
vancing, although they, too, chared
in the decline at the close. The
strongth of the Gould issues revived
discussion of possible change 'n con?
trol of these properties. In the ab?
sence of any authoritative informa?
tion, Wall Street is inclined; lo the be?
lief that the Standard Oil interests
will soon be dominant. Considerable
attention was given Southern Pacific,
Which also lacked contlrtnatlon that
arrangements were tinder way which
contemplated formation 61 a new steel
co npany of large capitalization by In?
terests formerly Identilled with tne>
United States Steel Corporation. Tbo
plan, it was rumored, involves the con?
solidation of a number of steel plants,
bet not with the idea to oppose the
best Interests in the steel trade. The
copper shares yielded much of their
recruit gain, nfti r a further advance
qarly in til: day. A hardening ten?
dency in the money market was notetf
to-day tor the llrst time. In several
weeks, and was prei-umed to be a re?
flection of increased demand for specu?
lative purposes.
Fonds were fu-ru. Total ra.lcs. _pa'
value, $3.595.000. United States "s
registered, declined Vfc on en.il; Total
males' for the day were r>">$,0?0 shares.
New York, February :t.?Money em
rail steady: J T-4@2 1-2, closing bid.
Ii! .',-r.; offered at 2 3-8. Tlmo loans
strong; sixty days, 3fi.3 1-1 per cent.,
and ninety days, ." 1-lfeiT! 1-2 per cent.;
six months, 3 3-1. Prime mercantile
[jniper, 4@ 1 1-2 per cent, sterling ex
tchange steady, with ncttml liuslnesr
iri bankers' bills at $4.S34?<i?$4.S35? for
sixty-day bills, and at 51.8635 for de
tinand. Commercial bills, $4.S2 l-2fo)
l.$I.S2 3-4. liar silver. 52 ?-S. Mexican
LdollaTs, -lo. Government bonds heavy.
/ .Railroad bonds Jlrm.
RICHMOND STOCK MAKKET,
By Biehatd W. Maury,
Btocli and Bond Broker, 1015 IS. Main St.
Bichmond, Va., February 8, 191L
SALES AT BOA HD.
Vlrsin'.a BsIIway and Pou-ur Co. f>s?*."?,'?
*t :-.
STATE STCCTTR]TIBS, Hid. As\od.
Virginia 3s. Old. C. and lt.. lM3...i S7 M
Centuries, ?-3, C. and A., 1591. J7
RAILROAD BONDS.
A. c. L. ft. B. Con. Tr. 4 r- <"???? f*
r. and O. R. and A. Geh'l M iv-js... if!
Georgia Pacific 1st ?s, f.. w:. ut
Georgia, Sou. and Fla . 1045. icw,
G?i. and Ala. Con, 5s, i:M*,. I'M
Norfolk and Western By. 4s. !?'.'G.. !??;
Seaboard Air Bine is. 1W0. M
Seaboard Adj. 5 r>. c. bonds, 1!M?.. 7.',
Southern R?llwhy 1st *>.-<, i'sM. 107
Western N. c. lat 6s, C. it'll.io;
STREET RAILWAY BONDS;
Va, Ry. and Power e""o. Os, 1014,;.. St*"*. f?0
STREET RY. STOCKS. Par.
iVft. Ry. and Power Co. pfd.100 Sl!a "'-'i
:Va, Ry. and Power Co. com...AW "S'i 29
RAILROAD STOCKS. Par.
.?Atlantic Coast Lino com.100 122 ...
[Chesapeake and Ohio.be Sf,
(Norfolk and Western coin.100 107
'Southern Railway pfd.TOO 1,5% ...
Sou thorn Railway com.100 ?JV? ...
BANK AND TRUST CO. STOCKS.
. American National.ICO l?P-i
[Broad Street Hani.. 25 ..." 61
"Xi.iTik iif Commerce and Trust..UK) 120
("First National. .I0o r.10
National llsm't 01 Virginia.100 102
fictional St'itte aniJl.'Ciiy Bank, i 100 173
fI*jiS.l.ngt SJahtv o*l Riehihohd. 23 64
f.. ':i Bank of Itiehnmnd. 50 25a
'Virginia Tract Co.100 1"0
INSUKA*fcE < '< >M P.\ :-? 1
'S irginiu Fire ami Marine. e.; ...
M'iSCELLA N EOl!
Anier. Tob; pfd. i?. c..ioti !*;
Atnerlcan Locomotive i><d. 110
Va.-Car. Cliem. i>id. S p. c.100 121*4 125
\.i.-C.ur. Cliem. Co. coin.10? fc,".'? ...
i.Va.-Car. Chr-iri. 1st Mort. 0s, 1923J; 101 * ...
Quotations for interest nnyint; bonds are
;?' a price, to which interest must be add
cd Income bonds md Certificates of Indebt
i oness arc fiat.
COTTON MARKETS.
Now Ye>rl:. T'ebrnary .'I? There was very
?harp irr.,); in tii,; Lotion inatkrt to-day
with neiters tibbwlhg m'oro (ionfide'iicc thnn
h: Any Ilm? since the douiiward niovetneiit,
? ' ted, owing to the unfavorable foreign
trade report: and the continued heavy move
?! Prices reached the lowest, level lourh
? fun, 'he publication oi the crop eiui
n..v.c. with May selling at 11 or nearly S3
?J'Cr bail; beltiv. the high fCC-Ofd of tllC Cea
i >'<>??> Tb-- cldtto \--.is easy at a ne t decline of
|*"lfirCJ points.
The intirket ?prn?-d easy at a declinif! of
F^rlS points under at;BiiiSslvc bear pressure.
ste.p-lr.fs siTlticg and more or less general
Mq?idatlori toRowlny iowci cables than due
rind bciitlsh private advices sis to Manches
ter trade iconditions There seemed to be
3'ti chatisc h, lit., (joneral character r.,f the
. mw? trenn the Semh; t),.i.- wna sr?hi< trade.
Keying at tin initial break, and during the.
.?^?--?^onn prirr'. rallied t; of V points froin
v :? lowest ?11 coveibiK and reports that
'both (ore.^ti anO domestic mills Were
1 ? dlins cotton at the decline There wasi
Jioweycr, ho renewal ...r agg-'caiive bull sup.
port, ii'nd the tnarltei tip'tied -.Male tiuain
fitiriux the nftornoeii dti prospcett; !et- ;^ ai
Jsh week-end figures with i>ric'es brealdifg
Jr.to new low grotmcs In the late trading
biirier a renewal of ?top-loss ?? Hing. The
r'.osc was at practically the lo? r.st. ! . ,'
"!ic impression created by the Liverpool
odvatKi appeared to be owl tig to the Chinese
i*liuatlri!i, ?,r that the decline in silver It ad
s=linr rdf lip d'-mand in tie: far Bist, and
\ ?hat Manchester was selling hedges agnl -?
1 ifiippjlea ot l.'bth raw materials and j'ariis.
V,&<?? in -1 from ?!,< Coritihe'iit elalnied that
jtia.nVantPe tvas offerhig yarns there without
(finding buyer.--. CUhef cables however, halil
ih*,t .-rumor* e,f fjliort ih:i<> in Laticaslilrc:
er?, ?pnie e-rrorn ?uit, fit riiost of the /uills
in- hc.'.C fai ah, id Thr into-rtcht move
if-rit proved laigei than expected and spln
ners'. takings fet the week fell behind the
r.aioi- week lust year bin expects for the
day were about 27.000 kiales In excess of port
a no stb ? - inted Interior towns
j&fefa^tb?'ni : it'- toi ?' ? week.
elp'? ;it the ports Pi-da-,- vve-rd "li,01?i
?kx^S: -:-:-' -?-?^
liornas Branch & Co.
(Kstabl)
"A,9 .
JSe^rJfork Stoitk Exchange
New York Cotton Excliang<
ires to\ /
]i{ Principal \Mar^et$
f Official Range and Sale of Stocks in New York.
SAEES.
By THOMAS BRANCH & CO.. Bankers and Brokers.
Bid. Asked. SALES.
Open.
.. S*
.. 33?
.. fr>!?
51
?13
700 AUIS'Chalmcrs .
026 AJlts-Chnlrhers, pfd.
15,400 Airialgamatcd Copper ...
l.vOO .\mer. Agrt. Cham., mm.
B.310 Amcr. Boot Sugar, com..
American Can .
1,200 Amcricnh Can, pfd.
iitty Amor. Car and Fouridryj
Airier. Car and Foiiii., pfd
American Cotton Oil.
iOtVAmer. Unseed Oil. pfd...
300 American locomotive ...
A'Nim-, l./oc?hiotive. pfd...
2A0 Anmr. Malt Co.. pfd.
11,700 American Smelting
{too American Su,gar .
f..4'a Amcr. Tel. and Tel. Co...
101 American Tobacco, com.
lOOAmerican Tobacco, pfd.,
900 Anaconda Copper .
IV60D Atchison .
100 Atlantic Coast l>lno.
a. C. l~ of Connecticut;
feO Baltimore arid Ohio.
f.r^r Brooklyn Rapid Transit
2.000 Central Leather, com....
1,000 Canadian Pacific .
7,300 Chesapeake .tn<l Ohio.;.
100 Chicago Croat Western. 2.*%
P.t?P Ohl.. Mil, and St. Paul...
110 Crucible Steel Cor., coin; 13*
095 Crticlblfl Stcol; pfd. SO*
pop Chicago arid NortlPvost. 14~Vt
Colorado Pucl and rron. JS5*
. o Colorado and Southern;.
4,078 Consolidated Gas .
CO?) Delaware and Hudson...
? o pen. and Hin Gran., com.
2,fiOO Pen. and Bio Gran., pfd.
i .SSO Distillers' Per. Cor.
SI"
60*
32
42
soy,
1195*
14<;'*
tv>
40Vs
106*
, 322'?
106%
. 7S%
sr.
59?i
144
172
71%
86%
rOO Erie . 29*
1,900 Erie, 1st pfd.
Fed Min. and Sin.
General Electric .
?.-.i-v. Great Northern, pfd...
pfd..
49
128*
High.
S%
34
co*
51*
4!
Gl*
42
's6%
SI*
120
2165s
442
PS
40%
1"*",%
122VI
ioe*
78*
33*
8&1 >.
23%
183*
18%
SI
i to1
35*
59?
1M*
172
84
72%
36 ?i
."0' ^
40
Low.
66*
81%
f.6
go*
83
41 Va
36*
79*
20
51*
13*
IS
54*
i7?u
im?
1l?\
1445
433
40
itv,
ias
ibs*
7*
*^3
?ios'-;
84-%
3 3 Vi
so
140
as
55?%
113*
171
772%
isoM
Closing. Open.
SV'i S% y.ICO Great Northern Ore ctfs 63*
Illinois Central .i
8.lnn fritorboro-Met .
'2.SO0 Interboro-AIot.. pfd.
int. Mor. Marine, com...
300 international Papor ....
im Int. . Paper, pfd.
POO Kan. Cltv South., com..
0,800 Lehlgh Valley .
r.oo ixirilsvllloand Nashville 145%
JJ.5O0 M?.i Kan. and Texas.... SS*8
po Mo., Kan. arid Tex,, pfd. 66T*
12,500 Missouri Priolflc . S3*
100 National Pead . ??S%
fi.lOO Now York Central .114%
4,500 N. Y.. Ont. and Western 43
?:;.7<?t Norfolk arid Western... 107
T.iVVt Northern Pacific .337
sfti Pacific Mail .
14.100 Pennsylvania, s V.^n....
2.700 People's Gas .
700 Pressed Stcd Car.
Pressed Steel Car, pfd..
l,?no Hy. Steel Spring, com...
13UTV) Reading .
sao Republic Iron and Stool
83
6S*
51
43*
9%
m a
w<
jir?
81%
41*
B0
so
11?
1445%
4.'?
94%
la*. Ts
m
28n
105
31%
aosi
84*
13Ui
14-S-i.
85%
F.<>
143%
17??
33*
36*
2ii%
4$*
154V4
t2n
at
65*
w*
41
t>?;
81%
KrK
llS*
61
41%
111
30*
80*
119%
146*
442
P7i
?10
106
121*
103*
75
32
208??
?SIS
?>\
131%
13?
SO
iton
8,v??
I43?4
17lt^
JCU..
72
8<5Vj
2P-*
48'
?S
15S
120-*
29%
120 "
107i,b
86
High.
68.>i
Wit
*J3*
tv;
34*
1S1*
14?V?.
36*
C<7'f.
f-cUi
58*
107
1371?
17?l4.
lOTJi
86
r^ow.
02*
'is*
isu
tv?
LT1H?
145*
35?8
6 Pi
Is*
114Vi
48
106^3
12*
27";
t2Sbj
107*
Bid. Aokcd.
Closing.
62% 52*.
' 136
10*
54%
13
18f.%
if)';<;
f)pi
5%
12*
frf%
:vui
pfd.
pfd.
30") .Republic T. and s.,
City? Uock Island
6f<t Rock Island, pfd.
500 SlosHrShefffeld ...
7^800 Southern Pactfle
1 ,non Sout hern Rni 1 way
l.??a Southern Railway
113 Standard Oil .
2.S0O Tennessee Copper ...
3.100 Toxes Pacific .
41.100 Union Pacific .
?no iTnitcn States Rubber
70,600 United States Steel_
2,900 United State? Steel, pfd 120^
1,650 Va.-Car. Cheiri.; x 1V*%- 66
Va.-Car. Chemical, tifd.. ...
1,!VV1 W.thash . 16-*
5,800 JVahash, pfd. Tj-.
SOOWestern Union .
Total sales for day-, ?01,
9S*
;tSVi
64*
r>4U
1201;',
2S*
r*i
622
ITT?*
42
S0%
1W*
34 TS
98*
143%
H4V,
54 *
121*
88*
66
62S
8>^i
20\s
179^i
42
81*
&>???
*16*
87? s
75?;
900 t;h;ir
15S1
B*
64
120
66?,4
071
36*
2*14
17f*i
42
?Ji>t^
120
05>i
\6'^
36
74%
50
34%
t 17:h*
146% 14tbi
66
54
.ss
114*
43Vs
lOo*
126?^
26%
12S*
107*
34%
05 *
37?
1RST,
34*
9Ph
32%
t?
f-3
ii?7?
?XV 4
65%
623
36*
17S? 17SS
41% -12
SO's
120
6S14
125
1616
36*
74*
CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS
American Agricultural Sa. UCU (Chlcagia
Anierican Tel. and Tel. cony. 4s. 10S
American Tobacco 4s. sr.
4p
American Tobacco
Atchison conv. 4?..
Atchison conv, Rs
Atlantic Coast lilho 1st
Brooklyn Transit ennv t?.
Central of Georgia r>e.
t;*hesapeake and Oiit,, .
ChcFHpenke and Ohin conv, 4%i
Chle?gb, h. and Qiilnc-y sen. 4s.
lei',' i
ios|i
lOO'-j
MM
.SS?i
10s
10Pi
:<u,
Mil. and St. P. d?l
Chicago, H 1. a 114 pac, rty. rf
Detivcr and Kio Grande t'r'f.
I'rie rone. ts. Kerlen "A".
Kile 1-011 v. ts, ri-ricy "11".
Interborbugh Metro. 4%s.
Inter. Merc. Marino B&S.
Kansas Olty Rb?thorri ist
Mlssnini Paclllr Ik (hid>.
Missouri Pncitic conv. r.s.
Norfolk and Western 1st con.
Norfolk and Western conv. 4s
PeiinsylvhiiIh conv. :t%s flOISI.
St. Louis and Hnn Fran. geh.
Sl?U
f.Si4
71
93*4
Seaboard Air Tdne Adl. Ss.
Southern Pacific, conv. ts....
Southern llallway 5s.
Southern Railway pen. Is...
S. rofundlng Is, re^rlstored. 100
S. refundlnp coupon. 10O
S. Ss. registered. 103
S. r!s. coupon. 10?
S7'?
r. s. -ts. tTgistorod.
I'. S. 4s, coupon.
Cnlon Pacific conv. 4s...
United States Stepi end
Vn.-Cnr. Chcm. Ss.
Wabaslt 1st and ext. 4
US
nr.
100
in'
ift
<t:
bales against 43.425 last no^k and IS.<t:u last
vcnr. Tor the Week IS6.000 bales against 2151
Li'.", last week and 760,80,(1 last year. Tb-dny's
rege I p tu ?tN'e?' Ortcaiu> 0.69$ baled against
1.561 last year, and at Houston 3,671 bales
against i;lli! last year.
<"otton futures opened arid .dosed steady.
Open. High. bow. Close.
February .11.45 it.*; ll.t? I4.'.'?
March.11.55 H.BS 14.35 ^.t,
April .14.60 14.<U 14.B3 I4.lt
May .14.73 14.7r. It.fo 14.6?
?Tune. it.Tt 14.63 14.54 i
July .14.7'.' 14.75. It.Sfi 14.56
Aiigitst .11.41 11.17 11.27 14.26
Srptcnilirr . 14.27
October .13.41 134(5 13.35 13.3s
December .13.3S 13.30 13.25 13.23
April "ponlnjr. bid price; December open
Irig, risked price.
Spot cotton dosed quiet. SO points lower;
middling uplands, 14.?:,; midAHrig giilf, lt.M:
mi it s. DGO bales;
Cotton, quiet: mtdrilinc. 14.63: cross re?
ceipts. 1.350 bnloM sales. !W0 bales; stork.
.".IO.m." bales: export to the Continent. 1,162
bales: To Japan, "OS hales.
Total to-day at all ports?Not receipts.
fC.llfi hale.-: export to Great liritnin, 11.753
bales; to France. 15,121 bales; to the Conti?
nent. eOj.is bates; to Japan. 30S hales; stock,
wr>.i;ti bales
Consolidated at nil ports?N'et receipts.
1S5.37S bales; export to e.rcnt Mritsln. 73,516
bales; to T'nuuT, I0.?7t bales: to the i'nnii
tierit. 03,150 bales: to Japan, 5,615 bales.
Total since September t at all ports?Xct ]
receipts 7.175.014 bales; export to Great
Hrltaln, 2.6S6.344 bales; to rr.t'h". 723.531
bales: to the Continent; 2,f-OS.?0S bales, to
Japan, rw" 07:? bales; to Mexico, 1.215 hales.
New Orleans, I,.!.. February 3. ?Cotton
Spot cotton, quint, I-16c. oil' on the lower
grades; iniddllrig, ll"io. Pales on the spot
4:>a bales and 1.550 to arrive, Futures opened
steady at a decline of J2W16 points on the
old crop months and a dcrline of 4 points on
tin new. (Tables were sensationally bad.
futures beins much lower than duo on pri?
vate messages explaining that I: whs feared
the plague In China would interfere in Man
Chester and ?auso the cancellation of many
oldi rs tor cottoti sends. Selling orders cam*
from both bulls and hears on tho call, but
lmmedintel> after the short Kellers of yes
j tcrdny bcRati to take profits and traders tak?
ing protits was sufficient to eiie.-k the ad?
vance and brine about a decline. A preat
Hood of bearish tables messages from Liv?
erpool was tli.- feature of the uiorrii'^g. They
mtidn many statements against the market, i
chief among which was thai Manchester was
overbought, that spinners were trying to
peddle spots at lower prices and that it was!
highly probably a period of short t ime, i
.would follow among the mills. Towhrd noon,
prices stood 2tfrfi points under yesterday.
Fresh selling started and at noon the mar?
ket was 4<S[rll points under yesterday's last j
quotations In tire afternoon session bearish
week-end statistics ptlntulated frosh short
selllns; and the market broke sharply under
It. the more active bhl crop deliveries ile- j
ctlning ? _* 'i 33 points under yesterday's close.,
The pew erop months hrld firm and only
broke to 10 points under yesterday. At thej
?loso the market was quiet. The close was
steadv at ? net decline of Otrf31 points, Clos- '
Ins: eld.-- February. 14 41; March. 14.62; May.
14.71: July, 14.S0; August, 14.30; October. 13.35;
December; 13,23.
Richmond riiont rr, matikkt.
(Ftirnisbed by r.evy Commission Co.. Cotn- |
mission Me roll an ts, Richmond, Va.)
At u .U. ivnou;s.vu: quotation
OF M"A HKKT.
Richmond. \'a.. February 5, iOili
t.rvK poutithi".
Turkeys. gobMcry. 11.. 15 10
Turkey*, hens?, ",b. if Q :o
! Chicken.', ebotre, small, lb? 17
I chickens, choice, medium, ib;; it
[Chicken.-!, large, lb. 15
: Hens, lb. 1.1
! Roostciv. cacti. S3 ft 40
Geese, fat. largo, each. 75 <<i- 00
Geese, small, each; eneb. GO 7.">
Duck*, "arge, young, th . 11 i* F?
Ducks. iirial'., young, lb. 13 fji 11
ICGGS?Crated.
j In crates, nearby, fresh, rtoz.; 10
.In crate's, ether sections, dor.. i)
! Itt'TTFR.
' Family, choice, fresh, ib. ;7 '3: 20
i Mcrcl a:it:<', fair, lb. "j.
liiVB STOCK.
I Veals, choice to fancy, lb. 0
I Vcni?, poor to fiilr. It.. %\$
l','aiv<?, runners, ib. f. W 7
? Sheep, Ib. 4 'd 5
il.amhs, spring, lb. :. u f,
I Cattle, fa.lr to prime. Ib. 3'{.ff
Hoes, dressed. 10
PRI3SSKD HOGS.
Hops, small sizes, lb. 10
Hogs, largr. medium, lb. <>J f..;
Jfogs, tows and stags, lb.
Sp.-i.crib and . bine. lb.. 10 ;j 11
Country sausage, lb. iii
fllDES.
? Hry Hint, lit. 14
; Iii y ran. II,. i4
I Green, silt, ppr ib. *
j Oieen. it-.:. 7
i Green, darnagf d. 5
Tailbivi lb.... ? ?
Hcrtu.?.. ;s
It'OOl,.
[TtHghi, No. I. .unshed, lb. .;.
j.Mrlglu. No washed, lb.., . .>} 24
?'lh.. nnv.aide rj !i. c ,,? htirrs.. '.'?
j Oi . uiiw hfIii d. lightly hurry.; 17
: Ch . ui;v ish' ii ipedjiiinu brrv- 15
Ml.-:ci:t.t,ANi:i it ;
' Poled ai.pies. u.. iti*. :?.
irWabiiiit?, btiii .
i$? 15; . '-- ':S % ,S
Warkci ' or.dSHf, ? Matket at cad y 011'eggs.
Ill :.s ?-v. ? ?? ie >i ?? .-,< rpintatlem
i. "Sy.W V'OKK I 'ROD! < >. MARKET.
Now York. February -l'lotir--Pull and
wilt "!.: quotabb change |tw. ) lour and
it?e ? UuflHu-beat Plout -<Vpil< t. riuek
wl-'.n and Coinineab- Steady, Pnrlev-It:.i,
ly st-ad;- AVIn n 1 Fas-, ; No ; red 97^..
eWvatol and 0- ,<-~ .' b. af\..>,:. t'ntin. ..
m 11 >...
1 opkn an account \s'iTH
m The Union Bank
of Richmond
1107 t:ast main street.
11.00 maker a stakt 3 per
r. ent. 1nteh est.
Closed Up. net !"?rr May. $1.nPi: Julv. $Ij
Corn?Steady: new. No. 2. J>3c. f. o. b. afloat,
futures closed Vic. not decline. May, $50c.
(">at; ? Steady. Futures closed tinchahsed.
Mjty. -!"",.?.; July W"?e.
Beef and Lard?Steady. Tallow?ptill. Pe
Pntroleum and Rosin?Steady. Turpentine?]
"?";rni. Molasses and Pice? steady. Sugar?
Raw, firm; refined, steady, Coffee?Futures
closed sirens at a net advanee of tS^SS i
points. Spot; quiet: Fantes. No. t. ISVic.;
mild, nominal; Cordova. I'?',;?.? i.'.'V.-. Butter?
stemty und unchanged. Cheese? Barely
steady; state, whole milk, winter make, best. ;
ll'ii 1-c: skims, 3$$ 10c. l3ggs?Irregular';]
fresh, selected extras. -.".?>.?*-?:'.?'?-?. do. first,
21'^.e.; ?In. s"erritds. 1021c; refrigerated, first;;
16c.; str.tn, Pennsylvania and nearby hen?
nery, white, ?f?'?/.'k',,\ ; do. cathercd. white. "0
fffXtc.; do. hennery, brown, 2333*.fc' 'S. do.'
gathered, brown and mixed. 21 "4'Sr.2tf,r.:
Western gathered, white, 2S^r32c. Potatoes
and Cabbages?Qulot and unchanged. Fo|i
riuls and Preirhts? Unchanged.
Cottonseed oil xvns easy early under lower
crude and weakness in cotton, but prices
steadied up In the afternoon en covering of
shorts and buying on the reaction theory. A
large part ,?>.' the business was in the way
of swltrhln? of March and May into July.
Futures closed unehanRcd to points "et
higher. February. T.OGfj^.OS; March. T.AAeji
7.00; April. 7.?9t3f7.11: May. $7,11 7 1?: .inn.-.
7.1S$f7.16: prime crude, B.S7.<^5,!)l; prime s?unt
\ eiiow. 7.13'n T.r^; prime winter yellow, 7."0 rf
7.'.>0; prime summer white, 7.10? TO1".
rmr.Uin CIKATS MAUKKT;
Chicago; III., February 75.?The. showing of
an Increased supply put n finishing touch t<
rlay lo weakness In wheat, At the corf
spending jltne n vonr av? :tiriv was a
crease ?>{ S30.000 bushels. Closing prices wei e
?}e. te ft We. under last night's close. The
! cnil nf the b?>sion left corn 1? -.? "i?-. up: oats
lower, an dprbvlslons '?? i .'-.o lower.
Leading futures ranged as fellows:
Open. High. Low. Clos
whbat?
May . 06"' M?? OS'* f?.
.tulv . Xfii KB? !?3?-i W
Sept. rc* ?\~\ r>2
C?BN?
Mny . tvO nil'; trr", ko";
.tulv . "?o"i 50*?
Kept. K.% SIX
i 'ATS?
July . :i:"J 32JS "2'? 33";
mess POb'k?Per lib!
Mav .is. tO 'vl3 If.30 IS, 30
.Tulv .17.S0 17 <o 17.70 "7.7b
LARO- Per 100 lbs.
Mav . f?.90 n.M 0.S2 0.S2
Julv . 1.77 0.77 0.70 0.70
Sept.i.so 0.S0 3.7"? n.7?
short ribs- Pee lflP lbs.
Mav . 0.00 r>.sr.
.itilv . o "7 o e,7 !?.?"??> n ?;a
Sept.?70 0.70 ?.Ca 9..6S
'Reeelpts?Wheat. 20,100 bushels; corn. li>5e
COO bushels: ens. lTV.'eo bushels, shipment?
(?Wheat. 15.700 bushels: roer,, 104.200 bushels
bobs, ;*.O2,2O0 bushels.
j ?~ash grain: \yiioat?IS'O; 2 red; 0<*i ft ?>?">*>c.:
No. 3 red. ro\ ''Pic ; No. 2 hard. Ol^fi
No. hard. fe;uv.< fCe. ? No. I horthorit, 51;
No. 2 northern;' ?lifi.u3; No- " northern. f?5e.
ffj5$1.03; No, 2 spring. 04<&c.?i>tl.0l; No.
spring, Me. ?i 'l: velvet chaff, M?Ke.: durum,
I S203c. Corn?No'. H";?r ?7'ie.; No. 2 white.
170 47' ,r.; N<>. 2 vellow. 47'J""l5c'.; No. 3, 45* t
if trp.'.e.: No. 3 White, t'.'i'-i 4'':-.e.; No. 3 yel
I low. "l,S<4''i l."Ae ; No, I. ll'ii (I'm-.: No. i while
4IVi <5.44*4c;; No I yellow, M?4 <:'(.4 Wie. Oats?
[No. 2. 32;je. ; No. 2 while, 32'~ '?!' ??,f. \ N'd. 3
I white. 31"ie? ?2e.; No. 1 white, 31<331"tic.:
j standard, 32<r c
Baltimore. Md.. l-'ebrtiary 3.-Wheat--Ka
4er; spot, eoiilract, IdMc.: Hotitherii on grade;
Jrd'ire. Corii?Steady; spot, contract, ?\\ ?
id'ie. i nits- Nominal; No. 2 while. 3tV>,i:.
I Ry,?Steady: no. 2 western: tloihesltc. 5'iv/-7c.
niPH.monb ?rain marklt.
Richmond, ^ February 3. I01J.
IVIIOLKSALK QUOTATIONS ON 'CHANtiBi
WHISAT? Car lots.
No. 2 red. Western. t<7 "l.n0
Nb; 2 t'?i, Virginia. >i w
No. 3 red. 07 ?i ?S
?Steamer . >(? 'S>
Virginia (bag lots). s."> 5Ef OS
< ORN- -fur lots
No 2 white . id
Ao. 3 white. 58 ?<7 :-">i
No. 2 irtlsed. r-t
No. mixed,?. f,t .*?:(
V irginia (hag lots). M & r>5
Corn on the cut'. Nominal
CATS?iTar lois.
No. .: mixed. 36",;
No. 3 m:\eil. '??'if1 "fi
N.i. 'i white. I?1 374
I N... :: whit-. sei^i a:
\ Winter seed (bag lota). W. it \-~>
: RYK- -i'ar lots
No. ?. . ft 70
I No. *. (?'* "?7
1 Virginia (bag lots). S3 ($ S7
CATT1.I5 mark k i S.
RICHMOND !.!\"l" STOCK MARK.BT.
(Sales a: Fnloii Stock Yards A
Richmond, \'a.. |"ehruar> 3. 1011.
Vleport of tin. live stdch market for tho
week ending .Iniiuary 30, I9U:
Redeipts-rCattle. 2"e, liend; calves, S.'i head;
she. p. 125 head: bops. 1,510 head.
Men steers, 5v4?6c.; one lot, CUc.; medluni
to good, Tf .-. common to fair, 44i?'f>o.;
best helfers, ?"Je,; medltltn to good, 5!iU
.',',<- , chuunoii tu fair, P.^Toc.; best cows,
fie ; medium to uood, t*t t?? I^io.; common to
fair. 5'r|'4c.: bulb. 3 , .? P,<jc.: calves, 7#S*4o.
Cows ami calves, 125^f165.00.per head. Sheep,
I V l\c ; latpbS, ?'?'i '?'.je. ; culls. 4 ? 4 V&C. 5 best
hers. S'i!?s.t,>: fur t-., medium, StiS^c.; sown
and id a RS, "i ;' 7",?.
e iticace. ill.. Pebruary 3 - Cattle- Receipts
l.">e>;i bend, M-irkct dull and steady. Beev<
St.'OS? 6.S0: Texas steers, j t $25; western
steers, "( -i "? 7'i. stocket? and feeders. JI
1 {3 3 15: town and helferp. Si.Wfff'B.T?; calves,)
I *?:V?!.j S.O'.i. Hoes -Receipts 17,000 head Market
?Sin. Mixed, ,'7.3m 7.70: hoavV, JV-'?'fl 7.f>;
rough. "7 f.'-Si 7 : tr:iod to clioico heavy,
" 7. v.; pipit S7 I", .".SO; hulk of salrs. 57.S-.I ]
? "T7 ? i. sheep?Recelptn 2,too head. Year
? I I' .: ;:v lambs, natives. .?t.2.:.e?;.;.?v.
? ? York, V> bruary 3.?Beeves-i- Receipts1
".*??( bead. steers, itivi??. tO; bulls. M jl.H
Cowj, y.'/i ;n>;. e-aives Re.-elptr. 30' bead.
'" - als. $7w> lb.7".; ? nib. ii?tl.50; barnyard and
? ct' tnlves nominal Sheep and Lam>s -
Ijjipipts ? 1.0 ? heiad I jambs, -i lower,
'.???f. 7 4 : y-"!.ci)h- .?.> to-.:?;.!:.. yearlhigs,
y\M. Hogs - ?Receipts 2.516 head, Marken
steady at i7>'>>i?.io.
RIUHMOM) TOBACCO MARKF.l.
Richmond, Va , February I0JI.
Brlgblt,?Market continues drni with lljrhl
rnctlDU. l>aik Fired-RocclpH luoftvy, All
@ ? 7.00
r.j s.r.o
? 11.10
6.4V)
12.ei
r?.w>
desirable stork in good demand nt prices
rpiotcd. Sun-Cured? Receipts heavy; marked
fairly active at quotations. Dark Stemming
-Recrlpis heavy. Drown Shipping?Receipts
moderate.
DARK STEMMING - NEW.
I.URs .5 ;,.rri
Short leaf. ri.r.o
Dong leaf.. . 9.1)0
13 R O WX S U11 ? r I NX;~N R w.
Dues . ,-..Ot
Short leaf. T.m
Dong leaf. 9.?o
Wrappers .io.ro
BRIGHTS.
SMOKERS?Common . 7.00 u S.30
Medfum . D.oo ji 11.0a
Pine . i2."i v 13.04
I'L'TTKRS-Common . 12.00 @ l'j.ol i
Medium . i4.no t,i is.m
Fine . lT.ei 'i
Fancy . 35.50 qi J?.6? :
FJR D ic n K?Commo n . s.ofl <& 10.CI
Medium . 1J.O0 ft, 12.M ;
Good . 12.?O tjji 88.-M
Fine .it.iM @ 16.0411
UT.APPKns-Common . 15.00 <5? 17.04
Medium . 15,00 <S 20.M ]
Good . 25.00 @i 50 Pt!
Fine ..t2.."/i 4 ^7.5*
Fancy . 40.CO j 45.01 I
STJN-'CURED?NEW.
Dugs, common to good. 6.00 ft 7.001
Dug's, pood to prkn?. 7.on iff, S..S0 i
Short lear. g.OO '<;) 10.50!
Dong leaf. rue gi it.00 I
Wrappers . 12.50 21?? 1
primings . l.to q, c.oc
MI 5 C E EE A N K O C** MARK ETS.
PEANUT MARKET.
(Reported by Rodsrers, McCabc & Co.)
Petersburg, Va . February 3.?Peanut?
epanirf.i-Market ilnn at J1.22'i per bushel.
Virginias?Market firm at. :i?;fM?;e. tor jum
bnb; 3',5 03*40. for foiicy handplcked; ,Vtg.
for machine picked; 2% 8 2*ic for fheiilur
Mock.
Pftr coons market.
New York, February 3.?The cotton goods 1
market ?a? easier In the gray goods divis?
ion. Narrow cloths arc a shade easier .-,ti
small sales. Fine yarn Roods are somewhat
tinner. Jobbers arc doing ti stead;, business
111 domestic and print departments. Yarns
rule quiet with prince Irregular. The local
markets arc quiet.
XAVAR STORES.
Wilmington. N. C, February It?Spiri
Tt'irpen11ne?V t oa dy at $3V;C.; reoefpts
casks. Rosin ?Steady at 16.25; receipts
bar rids. Tar?Firm at 52.45; receipts LP? ba
ieis. crude Turpentine?Firm at 55.2?fiJ6.7
receipts 9S barrels.
Savannah, Go.,, February ?Turpentine
Film at Stesse.; sales -5 casks; receipts
??asks; shipments i',7i casks; stock 5,637 casi
Rbsljij~-F|rm; sales 1,33!) barrels; receipts!,
barrels; shipments 13,125 barrels; stock ?
<,.ri barrels. Quote: B. and D, J6.S0,
MARINE IN TERRIGEXCE.
PORT OP RICHMOXD. FEBRUART 3, ?.'>'.!.
ARRIVED.
steamer Brandon, Ilarney, Norfolk, m*r
cha-ndiei and passengers,' Old Dominion Eine.
Ste.'imcr Blanche, Furin?n, Petersburg and
.lames River landings, mcrchandlso and pas?
sengers, Fur man Dine. ?
Gasoline)' M ii" : Virginia, Matthews, l'e
tcrsburg and .laioe;? River landing.*, liter
chandise and passengers, Richmond and Pe?
tersburg Dine.
SA I RED.
Steamer Brandon, Harnny. Norfolk, mer?
chandise and p !.-?? tigers! Old Dominion Dine.
Steamer PocnhonKis, Graves, Norfolk and
.lames River landings, merchandise und pas:
sengcrs, Virginia Navigation Company:
Stcanier Blanche, Furman, .Tames River
landings and Petersburg, merchandise and
p.isietigers, Furman Dine.
Gasollner Mabel Virginia, Matthews. Pe?
tersburg and James River landings, mer?
chandise and passengers, Richmond and Pe?
tersburg Dine.
Week I.*- Cotton llevluyv.
New Yotk. February ?The princi?
pal source of weakness in the cotton
market ban been the hews from Europe,
where prices have declined coincident
with a falling off in trade at both
Ijlvcrpool atid Manchester. This is
traceable largely, it Is said, to a re?
ported famine and plague in China,
while a steady recent, decline In the
price of silver has also militated
1 gainst Ltuuenshiro's trade with both
China and India. Besides Manchester,.
Ihn Continent and Egypt have been
steady {tellers in Liverpool. The. re?
ceipts at the southern ports and Inter?
ior towns have continued levy de?
spite the repeated predictions that
I hoy wen a bo tit to fall off perpen?
dicularly, and there can bo no doubt
that I he conviction 1s spreading th;it
the crop instead of being 11.250,000 to
I !.500;000 bales, as It was supposed lo
be last nutuntn, la really 12,000,000
bales f>r more, some estimates going
to ll?,500,. Meantime trade, in cot?
ton ijoods is unsatisfactory, partly, it
is believed, owing to thi! prevailing
fashions, which call for less material
in dress especially for women. Varna
?itiotcitioits have been cut and at sec?
ond hands print cloths have declined
at Fall Hi vor, where, trade has of late
beop slackening. Liverpool's spot sales
have been only about half as large as
they wore roeehliy, and some reports
in: i: 1 (hat the spot markets at the
iri for the most par! quiet. Some
ah Idea, thai large supplies are
1 k tt the South, which are
I.nie out. in the not distant
Sou 1 |i
have
held
I'lkcb
lt07 Bant Main Street,
Members:
skw YORK STO"K EXCIIANGB.
NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE
CHICAGO ItOAHD OF TRADE.
XL L. RODEN. Ma.nager.
Kote the New
a That there are only 305 Days to Deposit your money, but this Bank pays its depositors interest
for 365 days in the Year. *?
This should appeal to all who desire to save a part of their earnings.
DEPOSIT NOW.
future, especially as the planting1 pea
rum progresses. It Ik supposed that
unless futjires drop materially In value
much of this cottoii .may hi- ."hipped to
New York for delivery on contracts.
Speculation continues to ho small and
cohtined to the most part to profes?
sional traders. Some lar*re operators
havo given support from time to time,
hut they arc receiving no help from
the outside public -which has held aloof
from the market for scvc'rul months
past. Yet. on the other hand, signs
? ire not wanting that the general busi
ttcss in this country I? Improving. Tho
Texas (ironght is one of the features
of the situation which few are dts
posed wholly to ignore, especially as
it was a deficiency of rainfall in that
State, for years in succession which
paved the. way for the big Sully bull
deal. At ?no time during the week
there, was considerable buying of Oc?
tober and December on the s'.ronKth of
prolonged dry weather In Texas.
Brndstect'*. Weekly Review.
New York; K?-hruary S.? Brni"?trect's to?
morrow w... say:
While optlmlf-ni an to the future outlook
i> rather more pronounced than in any pre?
vious week this year, actual distributive
trade is still rpiiet and business expands
rather slowly. Hot and dry weather in the
Southwest; hiph temperature In the eastern
half of the ?litten belt and e\.-e:-sive. rains
in California are some of the obstacles noted
fur full retail distribution, while at North?
ern ami Western cities retail trade is hard?
ly up to expectations, based upein pr'.f te
diicttons designed to move stocks of winter
Roods. Wholesale trade Is hardly better, than
fair, and numerous sections of the country,
outside <"if the South and a few parts of the
Southwest, report that re.nservatlsni is be
ins? exercised by merchants, particularly
tli/.-" catering to industrial territory. Im?
provement in the finished branches of tho
steel trade continue.:; to make prorreys and
operations tend to increase.
Business failures in the I'nitrd states for
the week ending February I were ;>s5
against 345 last week and 212 In the like
week in 1510.
RIVAL GIPSY FACTIONS
IN CONTROVERSY AGAIN
.Joan* firing Suit for Alteg-ed DnmiiRc*
KoKiiltlng From AmmiiiiH nnd Mltob
ell'H Alleged Malicious Prosecution.
I Spec I a 1 t o Tho Times - Dispatch. 1
Wadesboro, N. <'., February 3.?Tho
gipsy troubles have broken out again,
and from all appearances the next
lern? of the Superior Court will have
in go through the matter again. This
time It is a elvi] action, and the plain?
tiffs. Stephen and Gregory .Tonn, have
commence,] arrest, and bail proceedings
against Knill Mitchell and Bfro Mitch
' 11 on account of damages alleged 10
have been sustained because of the
ass.i ult committed in December. Two
eases wore brought and In each ciiso
damages in tho sum of $5,000 are
asked.
There |s another basi.- for the bring?
ing of these suits. Immediately after
7" ESBYTIChi A N. ?"?-^ "
F inST PRESBYTERIAN CHIIBCH?
Services at I! A. M. and S P. M. Preaching
by the pastor. Dr. McFADKN.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH?
Rev. RUSSELL CECIL, I). 1?.. pastor. Sar
vices at 11 A. M. and S P. M. Wednesday
at S P. M.
REV; R. P. EGGLBSTON WILL PREACH
Sunday morning and evening at tho Third
Presbyterian Church,) Broad and Twenty
rlxih streets.
R a C K STR.ERT PRBSBTTERIAN
Church.?Preaching at h o'clock a. M. and'
S:If. o'clock P. M. by the pastor, D. CLAY 1
LILLY, D. 1>.
CHURCH OF Till' COVENANT?REV. J
CALVIN STEWART. I?. D.. pastor. Preach- j
Ing nt 11 A. M. and S P. M. by the pastor.
Midweek service Wednesday at s p. M,
Sabbath School at 0:"G A. M. Men's Bib"?
Class meets at lb o'clock A. M.
W E ? T M I N S T B R PRESBYTERIAN '
Chtirolb?Rev. JAMES V. FAIR. D. D., pas-'|
tor Preaching 11 A. M. and S P. M. Wel?
come.
BAPTIST.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH "BROAD AND
Twelfth Streets!.?The pastor. Rev, GBO.
W. McDANIELi D. 1?.. will pi'acb at hr.th
s.-rvices ?11 A. M. and S P. M. Sunday School 1
(a. W. Patterson. Supl.) 0:50 a. M. A wel
come to all.
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH 1 FRANK-j
lift and Adams Streets).?Morning worship
nt ii o'eiocki preaching by the pastor. Rcr-.
LOUIS BACON WARREN. D. I>. Recogni?
tion serAiec, welcoming the pastor, win be
held til 3:*!0 o'clock Sunday afternoon. Even
Rig sbrvico omitted. Graded Sunday School;
w ith organized classes for men and women,
nt '?:::(? o'clock.
CRACK STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
(Orace and Eoushea Streets).--Rev. DAVID
M. RAMSAY. D. D.. pastor. Preaching by
the pastor at 11 A, M.: sublect, "The Voice
..f the Homeland'': at 8 P. M., subject; "At
Heaven's Bate;"' Sunday School at re"0 A
M (Charles R. Winston, Stipt.) Prayer
meeting Wednesday at s P. M. A cordial
welcome to all.
GROVE AVENUE BAPTIST ?MIURCH*
(Grove "i venue and Harrison Street)?Rev.
W. ?'? JAMES. Th. D.. pastor. Preaching
by the pastor at II A. M. und S P. M. Sun?
day School at "el". A. M. ?James B. Wood.
Rupt.'i Wednesday.. >-vcnlrig prayr.r-moethip
at S o'clock.
BPISCOI Al.
MONUMENTAL CHURCH ?ERECTED IUI
on site o:' Thenire burned Hit, Broad Street
below TwelfthJ.-rSeniccs al ll a. m. and
I P. M. Seals free.
LUTHERAN;
FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN (CORNER
Monument Avenue and Lombardy Street).?
Sabbath Sehooi a' 0:80 A. M. Prenchlnn
service, at II A M.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
REGULAR SERVICE OF FIRST
Church of Christ. Scientist, will he held to?
morrow morning in church edifice (corner
Park Avenue and Meadow Street) at. it
o'clock. Subject, . ".Spirit." Wednesday
evening testimonial one] experience meeting
at fi:30. The. reading-rooms ore located In
the Chamber of Commerce building, and are
open every day from 10 until I. All are
cordially Invited,
your bank for safety and its ability and willingness to
serve you.
The Safety
of this bank is attested by ample capital and surplus, it^
strong, conservative directorate and capable officials.
The Service
rendered our customers is careful, courteous, prompt and
satisfactory in every way.
The Small Account
receive the same attention as the large, and is ab much
appreciated.
CAPITAL, $1,000,000.00.
SURPLUS, $1,000,000.00.
RESOURCES, $10,000,000.00.
OF RICHMOND, VA.,
1104 East Main Street.
BROAD STREET BANK
303 EAST BROAD STREET.
Temporary locatio?* ?luring construction of new banking hom*-..
Capital - - - $200,000
Surplus and undivided Profit? - $110,000
\V. M. Habliston. Pres.; J. \V. Rothert, Vice-PresJnp. G. Walker. 2d Vice,
Pres.; Andrew M Glover, Cashier.
PERSONAL AND BUSINESS ACCOUNTS SOLICITED.
With assets of over $1,700,000, every inducement consistent with good
banking is offered to its customers. 3 per cent, allowed in Savings Depart?
ment Bank is open till S'o'clock Saturday evenings
ihr recent trial of the gipsy cases,
Knill Mitchell, ?the one who claims
'?kingship," hurried back to Memphis,
Term., the headquarters of the tribes,
and commenced. ?ult against the .loans
for malicious propertition, nnH in his
j?ulf asked large damages, and Collowcd
It with attachment procnedinirs, tying
up the hank account of the Joans, who
had something like $8,000 on deposit
in that city. When the news reached
here the .loans went to work t? Kot
even, and the. (Hing of the suits fol?
io we.l.
Sheriff Lowcry hurried to the .amp
near Lilcsvillc 1o arrest the kins. Emil
Mitchell, and his deputy, Kfro Mitchell,
hut they wrf not to be found, and the
report is that they have gone to Mem?
phis. Telegrams have been sent, hut
i hey have not been located.
WILL NOT HOLD SCHOOL FAIIL
Library AsNoelnttou Given Way (o
! County Fititn prlwr?Lecture on fllrdt.
ISpecial to The Times-Dispatch.]
Bedford City, Va? February 3.?The
Bedford Library Association, at. a
meeting this week, decided that it
could not bold a school fair this sen
son, but would relegate the matter to
I ho County Fair Association that there
he no conflict In soliciting funds from
business firms for the prizes. The
library will offer special prizes for
"seed selection."
For three years past, the library has
conducted most successfully these
school fairs to promote industrial edu?
cation in the rural districts, and much
interest has been manifested.
On Wednesday Miss Katharine If.
Stuart, the. representative of the Audu
bon Society of Virginia, sent out by
the Federation of Women's Clubs of
the Stale, visited Bedford City in the
Interest of bird conservation, address'?
I Ihg the children of the public schools
in the afternoon and the adults in the
evening. In the afternoon she illus?
trated her remarks with fnc similes
of the birJs and real nests. In the
evening there were stereopticon views
that greatlv added to the interest. An
Audubon Society will be. organized
her,- as n result of the visit of Mi..-.*
Smart.
HATI.HOAD I'OItKM.W SHOOT*
MAX WHO CLAIMS TO llll SICK
ISnecial to The- Times-1>ispatch, ]
Wadeshoro, .V. < \. February ?Ned
Vo?hg, foreman of the. construction
crew on the Atlantic Coast. Unc Kail
road, near Morveri. shot and fatally in?
jured Ned Con oily this morning. Con?
nelly claimed to be too sick to work,
and Voting after repeatedly ordering
htm to go to work, shot him. Physi
['.inns think he will die. '
National Bank of Virginia
Capital, - $1,200,000
Surplus, - S <500,000
Accounts solicited
Ninth and Main Streets
The CVuninon wen Ith Bank offers
first-class service to everybody,
whether their account be large or
small.
Commonwealth Bank
Table il'IIofc Dinner? Snrnrday
und Sunday evening*, t> to 0 o'clock,
$1.50 cneli.
THE JEFFERSON
Richmond, Va.
The most magnificent hotel in the
South. European plan. Rooms fllngls
and en suite, with and without baths.
Spacious samplo rooms.
Rate, J1.5G per day anfl upward.
The Confederate Mnsuem
TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETS
OPEN 9 A.M. TO ? P. M.
A DMIS?I?M Sc. FREE ON SATURDAYS.
Tiie Valentine Museum
ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS
Open dally from 10 A. M. to 5 P. M,
Admission 25a Free on Saturdays.
Stimttic City l^cfiorts
GALEN HALL
AND COTTAGES
HOTEL AND SANATORIUM
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
Always opa-x Always ready. Always otjyy? -
J.U YOUNCL GenUlLs-m??**

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