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New York
Stock Market
Ke'W York. August 9. ?-In Its salient
fcitures 10-da.v's stock market was
largely .1 repetition of the prc-.'eding
da vs. Priors moved in a way sugges?
tive of further liquidation, after which
thev recovered only to decline again.
The undertone was uncertain at heat,
und clearly reflected the various agen?
cies:, agricultural, commercial, indus?
trial and political, which are now auch
compelling factor*. There seen:*, to
be Increasing doubt In hanking quar?
ters regarding the revival of general
trade in the fall, and the labor situa?
tion, particularly In Its application to
the transportation companies, Is loom- ;
Ing irge, There were no definite de?
velopments in this latter connection I
during the day. but advices fr'>m va- |
rious sections of the country pointed
to the possll 111t>' of strikes or lock?
out: on the Harrlman lines, the Gould
n-e.. m und the Rock Island and 1111-,
holt Central roads. That the railway
companies will meet the issue without
hesitation or faltering was gathered
to-day from tue he.ia of one of. the
largest railroad systems in tae coun?
try'
Other new? of the day included an- |
nouncement tJiat the Atchlson road
purposes to issue Jitio.000.tmO of com- j
mbh st.K'k and some more corivertihle
bonds. The stock. It is said, is not !
Intended for Immedi?te use. but rather
its sin emergeitey measure. Should the
company engage In any new financing
this year, it probably will do ?<>
through the medium of some ot Its |
bonds, a liry.- amount of which i.-,
available for this purpose.
The market fell Into apathy during
the early afternoon, when prices de?
clined to yesterday's low level, and 1n
some instances below, more from In?
ertia than for any (finer reasun.
Return.- of the crop report were In
tome respects more disappointing than
was expected, and their publication '
was followed by another raid on the !
market, which sent I'nion Pacific tin- i
der yesterday, with sharp declines in
the grciti carrier.-. The decline "'as
orderlv at tlrst. with little Indication
of bear propulsion, but In the last few
nil:.utes the selling gathered such .huge
proportions that prices crumbled away
to the lowest level of the present
movement. There were faint rallies,
which I failed to arrest the fall to any
rr>r?reciahle eMont. and the closing was
extremely weak, with the short Inter?
est In complete control of t'te Mtun
tlon.
Americans were heavy In London,
snd London's own markets were not
unlike oyr own in tlielr weakness, the
laSnr situation In that, country being
responsible for further decline* In
home rails. London was at tirsl In?
clined to renew purchase.- In this mar?
ket, hut later 'n the day turned seller.
It? sales on balances probably aggre?
gating about- ?n.nna shares. Discounts
evince! a further hardening tendency
In London
The weekly statement of the Bank
of Germany was notable only for its
decrease of more than $22.0f>o.onn in
loans nml discounts.
The bond market was dlrectlv af?
fected by the movement of stocks.
Total sales, par value, aggregated
5 !.fa;.11,10. Pnite.1 Slates government
bonds \yere unchanged on call.
Total sales for the day. 601,900
shares.
New York. AlKUSl 0. ? Money on call
steady, a! 2 l-4Ti2 1-2 per cent.: ruling
rate. 2 3?S: losing bid. 'j 3-S; Offered
at '.> I-:'. Time loans firmer: sixty days.
; ;t-1 <?<;.". l-l: ninety days. 3 1-1: six
months. ." 7-V'i-t. Prime mercantile
paper, bi I 1-'.'. .Sterling exchange,
easy, with actual business in bankers' I
bills at S4.S37S for sixty-day bills, and
at I4.S595 for demand. Commercial
bills. $4.?3 1-4. Bar silver. 52 1-S.
Mexican dollars. 46
richmond STOCK m VRKRT.
BV Rl.-hnrd \V. M-iury.
stock arc) Bond Broker 1016 K. Malr. ftreet.
Richmond, Va., August !>. inn.
BT ATE SECURITIES. Bid. Asked.
Virginia Is. Old, C. nnd lt.. IM2.. s<?; ...
Vs. Centuries, c-S, c. and n., 199L ss\ ...
CITY SECURITIES.
Richmond City Is, R.. l!>:('-iM0_ ...
Rich. City Is, C. and R., 193S-1M3.. 37 U ...
RAILROAD BONDS.
A C. L. It R. Con. Tr. 4 p. c.. 9S
C, and O. Gcn'l M.. 4'-s, ll'd. 101
Georgia, Sou. and Pia., UMi. 107
Ueorgla ami Ala. Cull, ?s, ims. lOj ...
Nor. and West lty 4?. ivji. ss
ttjt.oBrd Air Line tr. :9:?o. ?7
^eahnurd Adjustment ts. ltuo. 77H ...
touthi-rn Railway 1st 5?, if*.u..* l(i ...
So. It. Dev. and G. M. 4s, 1006.... 7a
Western N. C. 1st it. C, ion. lot
STREET RAILWAY BONDS.
Nor. nnd Ports. Trac. Co. 5*. ISM. ??
\ a. By, and Power Co. is. il-34.... :?,".
STREET RY. STOCKS. 1'nr.
Va. Ry, and I'owei e"o. pfd_1C0 7?--- ...
Va. Ry. an,I Power Co. coin_100 j.ij
railroad STOCKS. Par.
Atlanta- coast Line com.luo 1241
Chesapeake and Ohio.K0 7?% ...
Norfolk cm! Western com.loo lui ...
b'OUlherp Railway p:d.Iw 7v)
Southern Railway com.i.jo
Bank aNo?tru^i' co. stocks.
American vcNsctonal.100 177
UlOHd strcc-l.!. 2i
Bank oi Commerce und Trusts. Uu 12;
First National.10? 3.'.,
Merchants Nutiuiial.100 700
National Bank ot Virginia.if/ ;?..<,
National State and city Bank..lQ0
planters National.I0j -w
frawr.gs Hau? or Richmond. 71 ...
L'nioii Hank of Richmond. St, SoO
Viiginia Trust Company.pjj i?
A11?I ELLANEOlia
Vs.-Car. t'ntra. pfd. i p. e.100 l*u
Va.-car. chvin. com.lo-j i..',
guoiation* tor interett-paylt.g tn.nds are at
a pi.ee to which interest must be added
iiu ome bonds and certificates of Indebted?
ness are nat.
BOND LIST
Allls-C'halmers f.s. 71H
American Tobacco Company if.. . v.,-,7,
American Tobacco Company ti*. Jv4
?!.<!.tic CoaSt Line 1st 4s Ibldj. o;
Atlantic Coast Line-L and N. Is.
'A. c. L. tons, is (Balto.). toy
Chesapeake and Onio conv. tij*. sivj
Norfolk and Western conv. it.'.. bV,
Kcabourd Air Line it M>id>. ?7
beatjauid Air Line adl. .'??. \i
Southern Bei! m tbldi. t<0!|
Btuthern Railway dev. 4?. .7??J
Southern Railway It .'uidi.., 10J
Called States Stce! .'tid is. 10j?
Va-Rr:wn lim. eilt.' a
Va -Car. Che nr.. Is. j?,
WaUash iltb. 41. > :i
Wabasji-PItts. :tt tr .1(a
Panama new it . .
COTTON ?I UCKE-1 S.
New York. Aup.iK 9.?An cai!y break in
the cotton matk.t was followed by a sun-'
(tantlal rai:.v during to-day's trading as a
remit of covering and a renewal of bull
support, accompanied t>> less favorable crop
? advices from the South. The close was
very rteady at a r.et decline oj 4 points ..n
AugUit, nut from 2J0iJ points r.ei higher
on later month*. Thi market opened
?teady at a detiine of ir. point* on Augiisl
Snd unchanged to 2 points lower ?n Im? r
m7ntns. which ?at considerably better than
_ due on the c?b!t< Seilt re of yesterday w ho
anticipated a weak Liverpool market as a
result of EnrU.*li rallr .id stnke appealed
to be covering at -.lie opening price, and
the market soon dev. loped * decidedly bet.
ter tone.
Receipts to-day bale* against 1 W*
bales lnst ?e.ek ar.d :.^7 last jear For the
week 20.009 bales agalnsl -."it la?t ?e?ii and
li.ZIO last yejr. To-day's receipts at New
Orleans Si7 bales against 447 lagt year, ai.d
St Houston 1.421 bales against 1,720 last year.
Cotton futures opened ?!? ?dy and closed
very steady.
Open. High Low. Close.
August .12.10 12.50 IliO 12.38
opkn an account with
The Union Bank
of Richmond
1107 east main stri X.T
$1.00 makks a start. 3 PER
CENT. INTEREST
OfHcial Range and Sale of Stocks in New York
Sales. Etock.
Allls-Chnlmers .
600 Allis-Chalruera, pfd.
7.1(0 Amalgamated copper ...
io? Amor. Agrt. Cham., com.
Am er. Beet Sugar, com..
American Can .
J.OOO Amvlean Can. pfd.
ICO Arner. Car and Foundry.
Amer Car ani Foun.j pfd
?00 American Cotton Oil.
American Linseed Oil ?
American Locomotive ...
Amer. Locomotive pfd...
|fi0 Amer Mai! Co.. pfd.
6,900 American Smelling .
po American Sugar .
1,3S0 Amer Tel. and Tel. Co...
240 American Tobacco, com.
7'V American Tobacco, pfd..
I'" Anaconda Copper .
16,600 Atchlson .
Atlantic Coo It Lino'..
A. c. L <>f Connecticut!.
Baltimore and Ohio.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
1.600 Central Leather, com
10,400 t:anadian l'acltb .
0. 10) Chesapeake and Ohio....
.'???> Chcago . Great Western.
-.?'.''??Chi. Mil. and St. Paul...
Crucible Steel Cor. ccm.
(ft Crucible Steel, pfd.
400 Chicago and Northwest.
100 Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado and Southern.:
1.40 ? < Jons dldated Gas .
200 Delaware and Hudson...
?03 Mi <i and Rio Gran., com.
Den. and Rio Gran
Distillers* Sec. Cor
e.titri Rrle .
i.i- ? Krle, 1st pfd.
Fed. Min. and Sm.
1,f,00 General Kleetric ..
4,130 Orent Northern, pfd.
1..ireat Northern Ore ctfs
100 Illinois Central .
By THOMAS BRANCH
Open. High. Low. Rid. Asked
Clusin?
CO.. Bankers and Brokers.
Sules. Stock.
pfd.
pfd.
22 %
64%
:,;%
60%
"si
63%
in;
13.".
lOS's
103%
7?r?
122%
141%
30%
32%
134 t-,
12S
138%
04%
.-*5%
51%
'k
63?
64?
S9
74
no
135%
94%
?7%
?I*
240%
77%
20?
123%
82
141%
111',
it;7%
154%
128
13S%
22?
63
60?
si
30
72%
11?
13f.
3S1
93?.
37%
108?
10.1%
7614
237?!
75%
:?%
121
141
1C7
31%
61
154
125?
61?
13S?i
6'?
2!1 ?
C3!s
60%
10
8 94
52". .';t
116% IVVi
87?
81%
111
.ft
61
139%
163
t?
153
125?
51%
7?
22?
68%
5S
61
P't.,
81
lay,
1? n
37U 3S
PM 106
88% 38?
72N 7-T*
116 11*7%
i:t|f^ 183
3M 3*.*.
93?
34
37%
If'.
10*
125% 1
21'. 2
1<>3% 1
70'-'.
7,'vN, 76%
20? .'it,
120% 121?
12 1.'??
142
3-i?
139?
168?
32% XI
81% 31*,
fd's :.i%
ir.;t%
52%
131?
PJ.". Int-rboro-Mct. 16%
1,8(4 Int nrboro-Met.. pfd. 40
Int. Mer Marine, com.
300 International Pap?r .... 10%
Int. Paper. |>td.
100 Kan. City South, com.. 32
16.200 Lehlgh Valley . 1'?%
3.VJ Loulbvllle and Nashville 145%
lco Manhattan . la'
700 Mo., Kan. and Texas....
Mo.. Kan. and Tex., pfd.
3,900 Missouri Pacific .
nO<) National L>aad .
800 New York Central.
8,1 10 N. V.. Ont. and Western
1.300 Norfolk and Western...
1,230 Northern Pacific .
(01 Pacific Mail .
2,200 Pennsylvania .
Sort People's lias .
?V/i Pressed Steel Car.
Pressed Steel Car. pfd..
400 Ry Steel Spring, coin...
ni t"" Reading .
SCO Republic Iron and
j00 Republic 1. and S.
1,700 Rock Islnnd .
400 Rock Island, pfd.
Slona-Sheffleld ??
22.10I Southern Puclilc
1,400 Southern Railway
2,000 Southern Railway
9-'. Standard Oil .
SO? Tennessee Copper ...
800 Texas Pad tic .
110,700 t'nion Pacific .
cO) United^ Stales Rubber
I50.S2O United States Steel. 71%
U00 United States steel, pfd UsS
300 Va.-Car. Chemical . 65%
?V) Vn.-Car. Chemical, pfd. 121%
Vo. Ry. and Power, com ...
Vn. Ry. and Power, pfd. ...
300 Wabesh . L
Waoaeh. pfd.
1,300 Western 1'nlon . 76
Total sales for day. C
Total >al?-s for week (three
Open. High. Low. Bid. Asked
Closing
34
'45%
62%
1C6?
40>s
104%
123*4
30%
122
100%
83%
33 V.
. 151
Steel 2S
pfd.'. 92%
pfd.
11.v
SO
34%
2TI.
1M
16%
'io%
32
.570V,
11:.%
137
34
if.'i
r.'24i
106?
40%
104'..
124U
30%
122
105%
34
161%
a%
11s
80?
70%
COS
35
27i%
? 81 %
37=%
117
16%
14?
32
107
114%
1S7
31%
??%
62
105%
K)?
I?
122
29'.
121?
104?
92'??
23?
115%
?:9>4
16
441?
4
10
40%
32
MTU.
144% 115
130 138
33 33".:
fiti 67
, 42% 43
51 T? 62V
102%
122
30
121%
101
33
10O
32
J.48%
28
92%
28?
50
46
0"J
33',
20%
178%
:,;%
73?
llr.%
76%
99,coo shares,
days). 1,838,200
14%
31
75%
September . 11.4* 11.13 11. SS
October .11.? 11.31 11.06 11.81
November . 11.2S
December .11.? 11.34 li.oo 11.33
January .11.03 11.33 ll.M 11.93
January .11.03 11.28 11.01 11.31
March .1113 11.37 11.10 II 31
May .II.? 11.44 11.20 11.13
Spot cotton closed quiet. 10 points higher,
middling uplands. 1140! middling gulf, 11.43.
Sa'.- j. I.;00 bales.
Cotton, quiet; middling, 13.76: cross r?
celpts, Stn, bales; stock, 85,883 bales.
Total to.day ut all poits?Net receipts,
6,813 bales; export to the Continent. 30 bates;
st,ock, 148,034 bales.
Consolidated at all ports?Net receipts.
14,193 boles; expert to Croat Britain. 2.4M
bales; to Prance, 13 bales; to the Conti?
nent. 7.431? bales.
Total since September 1 at nil ports ?Net
receipts. 8,1)03,018 bales; export to Great
Britain. 3.382,019 bales: to France, oro.i',9
bules;, to the Continent. 3,040,871 bales: to
Japan, I4S.073 hales: to Mexico, v.'?"?'> bales.
New Orleans. I.a.. August ft.?Complaints
ol damage to cotton from scattered point*
throughout the belt stimulated demand in
tile cotton market to.day. causing a net
advance ot 22t(4C pulnts. The market open
id steady at a net decline of 8458 points on
peo: cables. The opening, however, was noi
n good response to tHe decline on the other
sale, which, according to private messages,
was due to luboi troubles In England. He
ports of damage to the crop from hot
weather, especially in Texas and Georgia,
were received and caused considerable buy?
ing. The demand, which hears found them?
selves unable to supply, was Increased later
in the morning on the weather forecast of
continued dry and warm weather for the
?ntire cotton region. Prominent spot peopie
reported that tor the first time in two
years they bad received bids from Bombay
for September-October shipment. In the
afternoon the market was very steady, the
closing price* being practically the highest
o! the day. Sp.it cotton; quiet and unchang?
ed: middling, ltc. Sales on the spot ?7
tinles. Futures opened and closed gteid}.
i islng bids: August. XI. 22; September.
11.IS; October, 11.24; December. 11.23; Jan?
uary, 11.28; March, 11.29; May. 11.4?.
I.OCAI, MARKET QUOTATIONS.
(Furnished by Levy commission Co.. Com?
mission Merchants, Richmond, Va.)
Richmond, Vs., August 0. 1911.
ACTUAL WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS OF
MARKET.
LIVE POUliTRV.
Chickens, choice, small, lb? ? 1?
Chickens, choice, medium. Ih.. f, 18
Chickens, lurge. lb. f, 18
Helifc. ID.?. & 12 I
Roosters, each. 30 ? 35
Ducks, large, young, lb. 12 (t
Ducks, small, young, lb. 10 <jj 11
EGGS?Crated.
In crates, nearby, fresh, doz.. e# IS
In crates, other sections, doz. e(i is
BUTTER.
e'ami'y, choice, fresh, lb. 20 ft 22 i
Merchants', fair, lb. 1714
LIVE 0TOCK.
Veals, choice to fancy, lb. ij 7 !
Veals, poor to fair, lb. 8 ft 6'i ,
Calves, runners, lb. 5 4i 5Vi
Sheep, lb. 3 fj 4 ,
Lambs, spring, lb. S tt 6
Cattle, fair to prime, lb. 4 fi 8
Hogs, lb. 7 ?jp 714'
COUNTRY-CURED BACON,
liana, well smoked, small, lb. IS (| 20
Hams, well smoked, large. Ib.. IS 0 17
Rides, well smoked, lb. 12',4f(. 18
Shcuiders. well smoked. Ib.... 12?0 13
HIDES
Dry Hint, lb. 17
Dry salt, lb. 18 9
Green, salt, lb. lO's^
Green, lb. Siiit
Green, damaged, lb. 6 a 7
Tallow, lb. @ 8
Beeswax . S' 27 1
?>VO>L.
Uiislit. No. 1, tubwsahod. lb. 24 ,rr ?5
I right, No. 3, '.uhwashed. <h 24 I
Clt., unwashed, tree of burrs. fi- 21
Ch? unwashed, lightly burry. 17 ? IS
Ch.^ unwashed, medium burry ij 16
? h? unwashed. Iieaw burry. 12'4ti 13
MISCELLANEOUS.
Onions, dry. hbl . 3.00 .jj 4.?0
Potatoes, Irish. No. 1, bbl_ 4.no (g 4M
Potatoes. Irlsn. No. 2. obi_ 2 So -li 3.2S
MARKET CONDITIONS.
Poultry?Chickens in light receipt and
market very active. Kuks--Receipts very
light. Market In good condition at advanc?
ed prices. Buttel'?The market very active
on ntl grades and stock wanted. Live Stock
Veals In heavy demand; lamb* du!.; hogs
and cattle very active. Other producg In
HOod demand.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
New York, Angus: !??Flour?Quiet, hat
steady. ftye Flour nnd Cornmeal?Steady.
Rye and Barley?Nominal Wheat?Quiet;
No. 2 red. now. 9.V. elevator and 9844c f.
0 h ntloat Option? closed unchanged at
Vic. net oi?er. September. 97Se.; December.
11.03V,, Corn?Firmer; No. 1. 7l>,c. elevator,
domestic basis, to arriv. nnd 71',c. for ex.
;lori Options unchanged to lc. net lower.
September. 70V|C.; December, b'M Onts?
Ljulet. Futures closed nominal.
Lard?Easier Petroleum and Wool?Both
steady, flosln?Firm. Molasses and Rice?
Stead Sugar?Raw. arm. refined, steady.
Coffc,? Future* cloud steady, net 3 points
lower to ;. points bisher. Spot, ttrm: Rio.
No 7 H',c: Santos. No I. l;|r.T|14i. nomi?
nal; mild, quiet' Cordova, HfJISc. Butter
An<l Egg*?Stead)*. Cheese ?Firm Potatoes
~W, ak. while. No. 1, barrel, |2.S0r}3.28; Jer?
sey sweets, basket. ?1.90472.25, Cabbages
Pa', and unchanged Peanuts?Cnchanged.
1 ?. ??! ?*-s-cidy: gram by steam to Liver?
pool, l?.d.
?j The cottonseed oil market was eisv eariv
' In the day under selling on tho decline in
cotton mid on the poor spot demand, but
j price* regained part of the loss e.n cover?
ing and 1 e,ied at 1435 points net decline
'August. 5 41 '1 5 If: September. 5.43<if?.W; Oc.
Ii ober. $:, >.'.e, ?? m, Novemnet. 5.22 9 J.J4; De
1 ,ember. 8.23*j6.24; prime crude. nominal;
prime summer yellow. 5.42 ?! r>.so: prime wln
j ter yellow, ii0ti6lj; prime summer white,
j 5.403 i.ti>
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
, Chicago. III., August 9? While awaiting
?the goiernment crop report wheat owners
j to-day 100k profits and net advances was
! more than wiped n'J'.. The Washington flg
1 '.res lamed out to be better for the bulls
1 than had been looked for. but tame too
I late to have an influence before to-morrow,
Closing quotation* weie ',??&?,r. lower than
last night. Corn wound up unchanged to
j V?< higher; oats '?e. dearer to ',c. down.
I and hog products vatylng from Sc advance
I to :7'..r. decline
Leading :uturis to-day ranged as follows:
Open. High. Low. Close,
WHEAT?
Sept. si N 91%
May . lo:>i 1.03 1.01', 1.02**
CORN?
Srpt. 65 ?'.H *i\ 65 j
Dec. 62?i 63 62?; fi-.*i
May . 65 ?"?'? ?<% 61?,
OAT8
Sept. 15 42H 41S 41'i
Doc. 4t?i 44>i
Mlv . r.H 47?? I6\ ??'?
It BBS PORK?Per bb!.
I Sept.1S.00 lS.PO 17.55 17.75
Jim.1?:.*. 16".". 16.52 16.65
I ARD?Per l?o ios.
i Sept.MI ?.12 S.V. 9.0:
Ort.9.1.-. 9.17 9.00 9.05
1 Jan.S.47 S.S2 S.65 S.7S
SHORT niBS ? Per lb*.
Sept.?...0 9.52 9 50 9.37
Oct.9.35 9. US 9.70 9.;:.
I .Uli.S.42 S. 17 S.S5 ? S.40 |
I Receipts?Wheat. I60.s?? bushels; corn, 91.
1303 bushel*: onts. 625.200 bushels. Shipment*
I ?Wheat. *C6,50Q bushels: corn. 161.900 bushels';
. oats, 197.300 bushel*.
i c'ush grain closed: Wheat?No. 2 red. S9fl ,
99c.; .Vn. 2 red. fjsSiS9e.: No. 2 hard. M(jJ '
? Mile; No. e hoid. tS091Vic; No. l northern.
' ..Id, |1.14>01.12Vk; N?. 1 northern, new. 11.0543
1 1.97; No. 2 northern. 11.0501.00: No. 2 north?
ern, new. n*/.fl.tt; No. 3 northern, old. tili
I 1.01'i: No. 3 northern, new. 33*9(1; No. 21
I spring, KOtSc: No. 3 spring. 944107c.; vel?
vet chaff. 94?if9e.-. durum. 9309SC, Corn?,
. No. 2. CI>t?iG5e.; No. 2 while. OSc.j No. 2!
yellow, 65', ii Sf.Uc.; S*o. 3. IKjfWHc.; No. 3
white, >"',.. it (Sc.: No. 3 yellow, <i. ,??:.i,c; j
No. t. C3?, ?t6lc.; NV ? white. 65V, T; C5V4C.;
No. 4 yellow. 61'? (<} 64's'-. Oat*?No. 2. 39*f '
i 39? jc; No. 2 white. 4CV**>41Uc.i No. I white. I
. 40 ?) I0',c.; No. 4 white. 19?4$40c.; standard.
j |0',*1 HC.
I RICHMOND DRAIN MARKKT.
Richmond. Va.. August 9, 1911.
WHOLES ALE QUOTATION'S ON 'CHANGE.
WHEAT?Car lota.
No. 2 red. Western. Hi 95
No. 2 red. Virginia. '0 91
No. 3 red. 0> 93 '
Virginia (has lots). M ? M j
Virginia, b.-ig lots (for seed) 92 9.'.
I corn?rar lot*.
No. 2 white. <lt 75',4 '
No. 3 white. 74 I
No. 2 mixed. *i 73 j
No. 3 mixed. ffl 72
Virginia (bag lots). 7~ *i 75
lOATS-Csr lot*.
No. 2 mixed. ?i 431,'
No. 3 mixed. <H 43 i
No. S white. 0 4". I
No. 2. white. 9 44 '
Winter seed (bag lot*). 55 Tf 70 ]
! RYE?C*r lots. i
No. 2. <"? 90 j
No. 3. ?5 ?9 j
Virginia (big lots). =9 (j V)
RICH5IOND HAY MARKET.
Richmond. Vo.. August 9. 1911.
The ei'iotatlons ore as follow*:
No. 1 Timothy. IV50
No. 2 Tlmoth. 22.00
No. 3 Timothy. Nominal
Light clover, mixed. 21.00
SO. 1 clover, mixed. 21.00
No. l clover. Nominal
No. 2 clover, mixed. 17.00
STRATA*?Compressed . 7.so
i.oose pressed, targe bales... 1.50 Ti 9.00
SHUCKS?Compressed . Nominal
Loose pressed, large hales ... Nominal
Load your cars so that hay at doors rep?
resent contents, and thus avoid rejections.
This market grades hay in accordance
with the ruli-i of the National Hay Associa?
tion.
CATTLE MARK CT 5.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(SjIce at ITnlon Stock Yards.)
Richmond. V? . August 9. 1911.
ftepori of the live stork market for the
n?k enelluc August 7:
Receipts?Cattle, '-'."? head; calves, 103 head;
sheep. 513 head; hogs. 3.'9 head.
Best steers. 6c medium to good. 5fl5'.4e.;
common to fair. 4'.;l'4c: best heifers. 549
Stic ; medium to good. 414 49 4'ttC.; common
to fair. I1, fi :>,i'.; best cows. 4fl4'4c; me
rltiim t? good. 3 'a3 V' .: common to fair. 2?
: bulls. IVifllr-i calves, iig'c. Cows and
calve*, I234755.C? PT head Best light hogs.
' '?"'.,<" .; heavy, 4*4070.; sows nnd stags, 5'(r.
6c; best lambs, 5U. ?J6c.; common. 4{rVjc.;
sheep, 2<j<9 3'ic.
New York. August 9?Beeves?Receipts
12.511 hend. steers. 94.50417.10; hulls. 1*6041
.-, '0; cows. 11.50414.73. Calves?Receipts '-'66 j
head; culls, 14'fS.Wj grosser* and butter?
milks. |3.50*T4.K0: southern and western
calves, $4.5007.00, Khoep and Lambs?Re?
ceipts 9.490 head. Hhiep unchanged, culls.
42.5003,00: lamb*, 1507.50) culls. *lg 4.50. I
HOB*?Receipt* 4,334 h'-nd. Market arm at
Jt.50fl7.S0,
J RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Richmond, Va.. August 9. 1911.
1 Quotation* on tho Richmond Tobacco Ex
;change:
BROWN SHIPPING?REORDERED.
' Lugs .t 7.50 '3 J S.7S
l-diort leaf. 9.0ft 131 10.50
' Long lenf. lfl.OO Cf 13.50 '
1 Wrappers . 13.00 fl- 15 (0 .
bright?.
SMOKERS?Common . 7.00 ?? LH I
Medium . 9.00 ? u.Oo
' Fine . 12.00 tj 1.4.00!
, CUTTERS?Commoa . 12 00 ijr '2.50
Medium . 11.00 "j 16.50
Fine . 17.(0 (& 1* 50'
Fancy . is.50 ,<i 20.00 I
KILLERS?Common . soo $ 10.no
Medium . 11.00 ft 12.00
Good . 12.50 Sj 13 50
Pin* . 1100 -j i6.00'
wrappers?Common . 15.00 r<t 17.00
Medium . IR.00 m :o.oo ,
I Or.od . 25.00 4i 30.00
Fine . 32.50 (n 37.f4
I Fancy .4ft.ro ? 45.00
BUN-CURED?NEW.
Lug?, common to good. 5.50 *3 7.00
Lugs, good to prim*. 7.60 ?50
Short leaf. 9.00 4J 11.00'
I Long leaf. 11.00 9 14.11O
i Wrappers . 11.00 # 26.00
Priming* . l.oo <& a.ooi
HISCELLANEOU8 MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET.
? Reported by Rodger*. McCabe * Co.)
Pr;crslt.:rg. Va., August 9.?Peanut*.?
ritmers' Spanish Arm at Ji.27'.4 per bushel:
shelied Spnnifh No. 1, 7fl7>le , No. 2 Span
; l?h. shelled. Softer, per pound. Virginias?
Firm: bunch. 5>;fi54c. per pound; extra
'prime, 4c. per pound . prime. 3*4C. per pound;
machine picked. 3'46 4c. per pound; stielllug
j stock. 30 3'tc. per pound.
DRY e;of)ns MARKET.
New York, Ajguat 9.?Cotle.ii goods are
generally eiuiet Revisions on one or two
lines of denims are announced for the pur?
pose, of cleaning up light stock*. Narrow
dress Ktnshamo Will not be priced until after
BeptCmlicr 1. New raw silk rules have befit
adopted by the allk association to govern
sales. Worsted yarns are in light demand
with prices Irregular. Jobbers are doing a
fair trade in seasonable dress fabrics.
N A V AI, STORKS
Savannah. OSa.. Augllsl g.?Turpentine?
Firm at |g*4 ft SOc.: sales 841 casks; receipts
934 oashs: shipments 34;' casks: ?stock 28.483
casks. Rosin?Firm: .ales .7.(91 barrels; re.
celpts 2,772 barrels: shipments 1.0S0 barrels;
stock l(o.90S barrels. Cjuote: B. 15.15435.50.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. AUGUST 1971.
A RR IV KD.
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk, mer?
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
SAILED.
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk, mer?
chandise and paysengers. Old Dominion Line.
l Steamer Pucalinntaa, Craves. Norfolk and
> .fames River landings, merchandise anil pas
i tengets. Virginia Navigation Company.
Schooner Allco Ogden. Slgnalgo, James
i River. light.
j Barge Christiana, Batterby, James River.
i wood.
.NOT INTIMIDATED
'BY BLACKHANOERS
Asbury Park. N. J., August fi?
Anonymous writers, of letters threat?
ening the life of James A. Bradley,
founder of Asbury Park, received a
published reply to their demands,
in which Mr. Bradley declared
"If your threat is carried out I hereby
Instruct my executors to spend some
of my hard-earned money to have you
hung or electrocuted, according to the
I laws of New Jersey."
Mr. Bradley has waged relentless
war against itinerant venders of beer
The letter received by him savs:
"Mr. Bradley, if you don"t stop per?
secuting the merchant of a boer you
will know c-iilck the power of 'Black
Hand." but it is too late. 'Black
Hands.' "
Mr. Bradley's reply notllles tho "beer
pirates" that he has placed the threat
In the hands of the police, will continue
his lluht, and will also supply money
to hire detectives to discover the iden?
tity of "Blnck Hands."
Crop Condition.
Washington. August H.?Corn?Con?
dition. 89.6; yield. 22.6.
Winter wheat?Total yield. 4.10.149.
000; acre yield, 14.1.'.; quality, 92.0.
Spring wheat?Condition. E9.K: yield.
16.1.
All wheat?Yield, 12.8.
Oats?Condition. C5.7: yield. 23.2.
fiats?Remaining on farms, 64.342.
000.
Barley?Condition. 66.2: yield. 19.8.
Rye?Total yield. 30,677.000; acre
yield. 15.6; quality, 91.5.
Buckwheat?Condition, 82.9: yield.
18.1: area, Sni.oon.
Potatoes?Condition. 02.3; Syield. 71.5/
Tobacco?Condition. 6?Sj0; yield. 672.4.
Flax ? Condition. 71.0: yield, 7.6.'
Rice?Condition. RS.3; yield, 32.7.
Hay?Condition. ?8.6; yield, 1.4; area.
?037,000.
Apples?Condition, 53.9.
JRaflrotWs^^
Richmond & Petersburg Electric Railway
cats laaVa aiaacAealar, dnveuiu and i-orrj
airsal*, i?i leiursourg:
?4. 7, S. ??, lu. 11, 'U A. M.. 1. 2. ?3. ?, 4.
??i:15. ??. 7. k. ??. 10 P. M.
11:40 P. M. for Cheater, 12:00 midnight ror
Petersburg,
Cars leave Petersburg, foot of Sycamore
tilieei. tor Munchei'er:
15;.J. 6:33, ??7:11. ?7:15. 8:85. ?:S8, ?>10:36. 11.15
A. M.. 12:35, '1:35. 2:3?. 3:35. ?4:35. 4:86. 8:85,
?7:35, 8:3?, ?:3a, *?4:40, U:40 P. M.
? Daily except Sunday and holidays
'Carries ... s'age and axprecs.
??Limited, except Sundays Mid holiday*.
All cars from Petersburg connect ?Ith
car* for Richmond.
RICHMOND A.vi) nOBSAl'RAKK BAY
RAILWAY COMP.^N'Y.
Schede:? of electric trains to and from
Ashland, stopping at Intormedlate stations
upon ni,<nu.li Lv. Richmond (Broad and
Laurel Sta.). ??:?, ^ilO. 8:10b* ?:10. "lOilO.
?1:10 A. M . 1:10. 2:10. 8:10, 4.10b. 5:10. 8:24.
1:10. 8:10u. 10:10. 11:46 P. M. Lv. Ashland,
'6:64. 7b. 8, 9b. 10. "11 A. M.. *1S M.. "1.
t. 3. 4, 6b. 6. 7. 8. 9b, 11 P. at.
?Dally except Sunday "Sunday ools.
b4 srriaa baggage.
hbaboaru Aiu'LirrH
Southbound trains scheduled to leave Rich,
mond dally: 8:14 A. M.?Local to Norllna.
1.20 P. M.?Sleepers and conches, Atlanta.
LUrmln&ham. Savannah. Jacksonville and
Florida points. 9:60 P. M.?Sleepors and
coaches. I . nnnah, Jacksonville and Florida
point* 11:13 P. M.?Sleepers and coaches. At*
lanta. Birmingham. MemphI* and the Boulh
west Northbound train* schsdulod to arrlv?
In Richmond dally: 6:33 A. M.. 7:23 A M.
6:06 '? M.. 6:40 P. 1st
I_3fcaflroa?ff. "'_
, RiclimonfljFreilericlBli'g & Potomac R.R.
j TO AND FROM WASHINGTON AND BEYOND.
I - JyQtvo Richmond
?6.3J A.M. Itjrd 8l.SU.
?5.4? A.M. Main M. Mb.
?O.rtA.M. lljrrd St.SU.
?7.30 A.M. Main St. Sta.
?8.40 A.M. Byrd St. SU.
?12.01 noon Bjrd St. SU.
tf.OO P.M. Byre St. Sta.
54.16 P.M. Elba Station.
?:>.!.-. P.M. Main St. Su.
?e,20F.M.BjrdSt. Sta.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS?WEEKDAYS.
Lew? Hrrd St, Sta. 1 JO P. M. for Freacrlckahorg.
feme Klba Sin. 7.60 A. M.,8.30 P.M. for Ashland
Arrlro Bird St. 8u.8.25 A.M. front 1 redcrlcksb'g.
Arrive EltiaSU. 0.3? A.M.,6 JO P.M. from Aablaod.
, ?Doily. t Weekdays. gSunday* only.
All trains to or from Byrd Street Station
(except t'.ains leaving 5.3a a. m. and arriving
13.50 nicht) atoN at Elba. Time of arrivals and
j depa'-'.ures uot tumicucJ. Read the sign*.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
N. B.?Following schedule litres publlsbai
aa Information and not guarantees*
O.lp A 11 - mm Local for Charlo'lo. Dur
ham and Raleigh. 10:46 A M.?Dally? Limit
vi ? Fur all point* South. Drawing Room
Ludet Sleeping Car tu Aahoville. N. C. 1:0}
p. M. Ex. Sun.?Local for Durham and In?
termediate statlona. 6:00 P. M. Ex. Sun.?
Keysvlll* Local. Ulli P. M.?Dally ? Limited
?For all points Suuih. Pullman ready at ?.z-i
P. M.
YORK RIVER LIN XL
?:S0 r. M. ? Ex. Sun.?T? Weal Pt_. connect
big tor iial'.lmor. Mow . Wed, and Frl 0:0c
A. 51 Ex. Sun. and 2:16 P M.?Mon.. Wed.
uud I-'rl ?Local to Weal Point.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From the Uoulh: 6:60 A. U 1:06 p. M.,
dally. 8:40 A. M Ex. Sun.: 12:66 Ex. Sun.;
f:G0 P. St. dally. From Weat Point: ?:M A
Id Dc.ly; I'-.Si A. M Wed. and Frl.; 4:? p.
IL *.x. Suu.
b. S. B?RO ESS. D. p. A..
KC ri. Main St 'Phon* Madison ?64.
Atlantic Coast Line
EFFECTIVE JULY J. 1?1L
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAI LT.
For Florida and South: 6:16 A m sod
1:15 P. M. 1:0C A. M. Charleston.
For Norlolk: ?,d:.'0. 3:00 A. M.. ?3:00 P. IL.
I 1:10 P. 51., ?"7: 0 P. M.
For N. * W. jly. M.tt: 6:16 A_ it... 1);00
A. M , '3:? P. M. and ?:i0 P. M.
For 1'elci Ibu' g: 1:00 A. 51.. 6:15 A. IL.
?S:W A. M . B.ti 1. M.. tf:00 A. M . 10:?
A. M.. '2:00 P. M.. 4:10 P. M.. 6:06 P. .vi.,
??ltd P. M.. 7:15 1'. M.. 9:20 P. 51.. 11:45 P. iL
For GoiUbburu And Fayettevllle: M;io p. 14.
Trnlu arrive Richmond dally: 5:20 A- If'.,
tAO A. M.. 6:6? A. M . "6:37 A. M.. ??f--'-,
A. M., ^:40 A M.. ??11:45 A. M.. -2:00 P. od ,
??2:15 P. M.. 6:05 1'. M.. 6:26 P. M.. 6:00 p. M_.
9:10 P. M.. ??10:H P M.. 11:30 P. M
* Except Sunday. ?* Sunday only.
Time of arrival and departure and con*
factions not guaranteed.
C. 8. CAMPBELL D P. A
Norfolk and Western Railway
ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
Schedule in Effect May 14. MIL
Leave Byrd Street aiatlon. Richmond, FOR
NORFOLK: OS:10 A. M., *9:Qv A. M.. a3:00 P.
M.. '4:10 1'. M.. 1)7:00 P. 54.
FOR LI'NUHBL'HG A-ND THE WEST:
?6:15 A. M.. '10.Ui A. M.. a3:00 1*. m . ??:??
i: M.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk. ^11:40 A.
51 011:45 A. M . *6:3i P. M.. 010:^5 P. Jl..
?11-30 P. M. From tho Welt: ?6:55 A. St..
a^'.'ov p. M.. o:':15 P. M.. ?6:05 P. M., *?:O0 P. 54.
?Dully. uDally ax. Sunday. OSuuday ooly.
Pullman Parlor and Sleeping Car*, Cat*
Dining Car*. C. H. BOS LEY,
D. P. A., Richmond. Va.
W B. BEV1LL O. P. A.. Rosnolca. Vs.
Arrlvo ltlohmond
?7.60 A.M. BjrdSl.Su".
II1 .'J i A.M. Elba Station.
tUJli A.M. Byrd St.su.
?1.12 P.M. Main St. SU.
?2.46 P.M. BrrdSt.SU.
?7.25 P.M. BjrdSt.SU.
?0.10 P.M. Bjrd St.SU.
?9.40 P.M. Main St.SU.
?11.05 P.M. Main St.SU.
?12.5UDlghtBjrdSt.SU.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
7:4u A. ?Local?Dally?Newport News.
?:30 A. Local.?Dally?Ch'vlll*. Ex. Sun. C
Forge.
t9:00 A.?Express?Dally?Norfolk. Old PoUit
110:00 A.?Local?Dally? L:hbg. Lex. C. Forge.
111:45 A.? Mtn. Sp!. Ex. Sunday?W. Sulphur.
?:.?j p.?Exprcai?Daily?Cln.-l'vllSa.
14:00 p.?Express?Dally?Norfolk. N. Newa.
5:00 P-Local?Dally ?N. News. Old Point.
5:15 p.?Local ? Etx. Sunday?QordoniVlll*.
?5:15 P.?Lora I ?Ex. Sunday?Lchbg. Natural
Ur.iltf, Clifton Forge.
?0 35 p.?Limited?Dally?Cincinnati, Chicago.
?11:00 p. ?Express?Daily?Cincinnati, L'vllla.
?Sleeper*. IParlor cars.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND?Local from
East: ?:.& A. M.. 7:50 P. M. Through from
East: 11:20 A. M.. 6.30 I*. M.
Local from Wast: "8:30 A. 51.. ,#9:60 A. M.,
6:25 P. M. and 4:30 P. M. Through: 7:00 A.
51., 2:15 P. M.
James River Line: "8:35 A. If., 6:15 P. If,
??Dally except Suncay.
NORFOLK SOUTHERN
Lv. Norfolk: '1:35 aod ?u A. 54 , *9 p. M .
(or Eastern Caruilua and the suut'i.
Lv. HalelRhi "6:15 A. 51., tl sad "j.u p. m..
for Eaitern ilarollna and Nvrfolk.
Pu lman Sleeping Cars between Norfolk,
Ralelgn: aleo Coldiboro and Norfolk.
?DaP> ly Ex. Bun.
C. D. LEGRANDE. (1. A., American Nation*
Bank. 'Phone .Monroe 1621. Richmond.
W. W i-li'-VTON O P ?-. ::nrf<*i*. Vm.
Chesapeake Steam ship Co
Big new ships, "CIO" >f Norfolk" and
"City of Baltimore." j
Equipped with wireless telegraphy. Tele
phon* service throughout the ships. State.
room* en suite, with oaths. Price* from
7sc to 43.50. Excellent meal*. 76c
TO BALTIMORE AND THE NORTH VIA
NO'lFOLK AND OLD POINT.
Leave Richmond Daily, except Sun., vie
N. & W. Ry. 2:u0 P. M.. Nor'-Ik 6:15 P. M.
C. *i O. Ry., 4:00 P. M. Dauy, Old Point
7:15 P. M.
O. D. S. S. Co. 7:00 P. M. Dally Cone day la 1
.Norfolk).
Va. Nav. Co. 6:S0 A. M. (Monday. Wednes?
day and Friday).
Ticket* at ail office*. For staterooms
apply to S. E. DUKdESS, D. P_ Agent. 920
East 5iain Street. Richmond. 1
Baltimore Steam Packet Co.
Equipped with wireless telegraphy.
TO BALTIMORE AND THE NORTH VIA
NORFOLK AND OLD POINT.
Leave Richmond Dally, including Sunday, via
N. ft W. Ry. 3.00 P. M., Norfolk 8:20 P. M.
C. ft O. Ry. 4:00 P. M., Old Point 7:30 P. M.
O. D. S. S. Co 7:00 P. M. (one day Ri Nor- {
folk). ? 1
Va. Nav. Co. 6:30 A. M. (Monday. Wednea
day and Friday) 1
Tickets at al< office*. For stateroom* sp- |
ply to II. M. BOYKIN, Agent. 830 East Main
Street
OLD DOMINION LINE
Lv. Richmond foot of Ash SL dally.7:00 P. st.
Leave Newport New*.3.00 A.m.
Arrive Norfoik.6:00 A.M.
Connect* with main line steamer* leaving
Norlolk for New York dally except Suncisy
7:Co I'. M. Connection* also made by N. A
W. Ry. 3 P. M. and C. & O. Ry. at 4 P. If. j
NLjiu Line steamer* ?top at Ctaromont 10
iai.d or receive passenger* on signal.
T. 1RUINIA NAVIGATION CO. James Rival
bj daylight for Norfolk, Old Point, Now
pr.rt Now* and 3.11 Jarnos River landings
S*. lamer leave* Monday. Wednesday anil
I- ..lay at 6:30 1. 51. Freight received tor alt
J.i un s Rlvor landing*. 'Phons Madiioo 176. |
Main Ticket Office. ?21 E. \:?'o atreat. '
"ASK MR. BOWMAN"
About vacation trips to New, York, Ber?
muda, Jamaica. Panama, Niagara, Great
Lukes, Canada, Boston. Nova Scotia
and New Foundland. Phone Madison
5154.
SAM'L H. BOWMAN, $
Tourist Agent.
70s East Main Street. Richmond. Va.
To England, Ireland tiS Continent
Triple Screw
45,324
Tons
The Largest and Finest Steamer
In the World /fl^
LYMPlQ
French a La Carte Restaurant
Sails
August 19
Seplember 9
rklsh and Eleetric Batbs. Bwinimlna Fool. Four Klorstora. Gymnasium.Verandah Cite. Palm Court
Tho Moot Up.to-Date First. Socond and Third Class r&ssenger Accommodations
American Line
N. Y.?Plymouth?Cberboorg ?Southampton
Philadelphia?Queenrtown?Liverpool
Atlantic Transport Line
New York?London Direct
Red Star Line
London, Paris via Dover?Antwerp
Philadelphia?Antwerp?Boston
PASSENGEB OFFICE. 0 BROADWAY. NEW YORK
OR LOCAL AGENTS.
White Star Line
N. V.?Ptyawuth?Cherbourg?Southampton
New York -Qaeenstawn?Uverpaol
Borten?Qneenstown? Liverpool
New York and Boston
Tth? Mediterranean
Azores, Madeira, Gibraltar. Algiers,
Vlltclranche, Genoa, Naples, Alexandria
jlTinamfaiL -,-^-^^_-j?ln-ancf?I,>
Zs open for business
in their new home
on Broad St
next to Sixth St
tJThe public is cordially
invited to inspect this
new building.
William ML Habliston, Pres. J. W. Rothcrt, lst.-V. Pres.
John G. Walker, 2nd.-V. Pres. A. M. Glover, Cashier.
Notice
of
Call for Redemption
6% Ten Year Notes
Jefferson Realty Corporation
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
to the Holders of Coupon Notes
Nos. 2, 4, 16, 20, 24 and 69,
for one thousand dollarsf 31,0001 each, of the series six per csnt. of
ten-year coupon notes of Jefferson Realty Corporation, dated March 2, 19GS, that,
in accordance with the terms of said notes, redemption of the same will be made by
Jefferson Realty Corporation on September 1, 1911, that being the next date for
the payment of semi-annual interest due on said notes, by the payment of the prin?
cipal of said notes, with interest accrued to the date of reder.itition, and the further
sum of one and one-half pcrcentum of the face value of said notes, provided said
notes with all unmatrued interest coupons annexed arc surrendered on said date
of redemption; and the holders of said notes are hereby required to present the same
with all unmatured interest coupons annexed, for redemption in the manner above
stated, on September 1, 1911, at
American National Bank
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
If said notes arc not presented for redemption at said time and place, a sum
equal to trie principal of said notes and unpaid interest due thereon, and one ar.d
one-half percentum of the face value thereof, will be deposited with the American
National Hank of Richmond, Virginia, for the redemption of said notes when pre?
sented, and said notes will thereafter cease to bear interest.
JEFFERSON REALTY CORPORATION,
By O. F. YVEISEGER, Secretary.
!The Man I
Who Knows I
By actual experience will tell I
you that, In every way possible, B
the officers and employees of I
this bank combine to make the I
account of overy depositor of I
the utmost value and to make B
him feel thorouarhl y at home I
First National Bank I
RICHMOND, VA. ?j
Capital and Surplus $2,000,000 I
We welcome accounts of al
kinds, large and small.
Manchester National Bank
E. A. BARBE*. JR.
Certified Public Accountant.
?. A. BARBER & CO.
ACCOUNTING, AUDITINO,
ORGANIZING, SYSTEMATIZING.
216 Mutual Building,
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; IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
CITY OK IUCUMU.V9. VIRGINIA ?
I 8. R. Dnnohoe, Auditor of Public Ac
I counts, etc.,
vs.
Tbomaa W. Robinson, Treasurer of the
City of Alexandria, Va.) Virginia
I Safe Deposit and Truat C'orpora
Itlon, a Virginia Corporation, etc.,
and A. IV, Harsnan, Jr., Treasurer
of the State of Virginia.
To all parties Interested in tho above
entitled cause?Take notice:
That the undersigned special com?
missioner, who was duly appointed by
decree entered In the. above entitled
cause June 24. IS 11, has fixed upon
August 18, 1911, at 109 North Fairfax
Street. Alexandria, Va., at 10 o'clock
A. M., as the day, place and hour for
executing the decree of this court as
above referred to, wherein said under?
signed special commissioner Is re?
quired to report to the said honorablo
court, as follows:
' To take an account of the liens out?
standing and enforceable against the
Virginia Safe Deposit and Trust Cor?
poration, which arc binding liens upon
tile bonds of the city of Alexandria
deposited by the said Virginia Safe
licposlt and Trust Corporation with
the State Treasurer, which are re?
ferred to and set out In tho bill ot
complainants tiled In this cause, "bow?
ing the amount of said liens and the
priority. If any, among said liens, to
which they are entitled In the distri?
bution of tho funds to be derived from
the said bonds so deposited with the
Treasurer of the State of Virginia, and
referred to in said bill, which said
account tho said special commissioner
will take, state and report to tht
j court, together with any matter spe
; daily stated deemed pertinent by htm
! self, or which be might be required
bo to state by any party Interested ;
' and if from any cause the execution
; of said decree be not commenced on
; that day and time, or. If commenced
j be not concluded on that day. the ex?
ecution of the same will be adjourned
and continued from day to day, oi
i from time to time, at the. same plact
' and at the same hour, until the samt
I shall be completed.
Given under my hand this 12th. day
of July. 1911.
R. D. BRUMBACK,
Special Commissioner in Chancery
in above entitled cause
National Bank of Virginia
Capital, - 51,200,000
.Surplus, - $ 600,000
Accounts solicited
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