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New York
Stock Market
Nf<w York. August 14.?Taking the
?ession as a whole, to-day's stock mar?
ket gave a better account of itself than
any day of the ;>ast week. London
was again Its guido, sending over a
list of gains which ran from one tu
over two point* In United States Steel,
Union Pacific and Canadian Pacific, and
later continuing Its operations In this
market. The buying from that quarter
caused some cynical comment, how?
ever, there being ground for the liellef
that it had Its Inception on this side
of the water. At all events. It hud the
effect of instilling a degree of ooiiil
dertce and buying, ''Otli of which es?
sentials ha<l been sadly lacking for
almost a fortnight. Likewise, it Is
believed to have v.iused extensive shun
covering. aUhough in this particular
opinions differ radically. Some ot the
shrewdest students of the movement
are firmly convinced that the short In?
terest had not been very laige at any
time ylnce the decline began.
In fact, every passing .lay .strength?
ens the belief that the recent selling
was of a pronounced liquidating char
ICter, not necessary on the part of
weakened holders, but rather from
those well aide to safeguard their in- 1
lerests, but weary and disgruntled
with general conditions. l)i*c-ssiuli of
fundamentals to-day rnr.ged from the
purely academical to the possibility of
reduced dividends in the course of the j
next few months by some of the prom- i
lnent roads, ns well as industrial com
panics. Respecting the former, It was
noted that St. Paul's earnings the past
two ye.trs nave been such as to leave
room for doubt that the company will j
be able to maintain the 7 per cent, rate j
on the common. It is well known that
other roads of less Importance artf dis- |
burring larger dividend- than are j
deemed compatible with safety or cdri
servatlsm. and Indubitably this applies |
to industrials as well
United Slates Steel led the list in
point of activity to-day. sales aggre?
gating 200,000 shares, out of a grand
total of 7S2.?O0. The buying .of this
stock was at times on a very large
scale, and gave color to tS?e theory
that the demands came from Inside
sources.
The fact that the Stanley eongros- .
slonal committee , had adjourned for!
two months .was accounted an encour- j
aging feature, and other advices bear- i
ing upon the steel an.l Iron Industry |
were even more favorable, Including ?
the news of increased activity in the |
Plttsburg district This was partly'1
nullified, however, by renorts that the ,
new business resulted fr.om further i
shading of prices In finished -products.
A significant item touching opon the ?
Harriman properties was the an- |
nouncement that decreased traffic had
eatlsed the withdrawal by Southern
Pacific of four ships from Its coastwise
trade. I
The market wts at Its best .n the |
last hour, when Union Pacific advanced ;
to 171 a gain of four points, with
? simultaneous move elsewhere In the j
active group. Considerable sto.-k came
out on this rise, but the advantage
was well maintained, subject to slight |
recessions The closing was strong i
and had all the marks of a belated
rally, a logical outcome of events of
the past fortnight. Gains In stocks
Other than Union Pacific ran from one |
to two points. On the "curb" a sale |
of 200 shares of Standard Oil at 600,
its recent price, was the only feature. I
Bond market was steady, with a
sharp advance in some Issues shortly I
before the close. Total sales, par
value, aggregated $2.SSfi,noo. United
States government bonds were un?
changed.
Total sales for the day, 782,400
? hares.
New York. August 14.?Money on call
steady, highest. 2 3-8: lowest. 2 1-4;
ruling rate. 2 3-S; last loan. 2 S-S; clos- 1
lng bid, 2 1-4: offered at 2 ?.-S per cent !
Time loans easier; sixty days. 2 3-4C3]
per cent : ninety days, 3ft 3 1-1; six
months, 3 3-4!i?4 per cent Prime mer- '
cantile paper. 4 1-IJ4 1 -2. Sterling
exchange steady, with actual business 1
in bankrr.-' bills at $4.S37.r. for sixty
days and at J4 BS76 for demand. Com?
mercial bills. J4 $3 1-4. Bur silver. 53.
Mexican dollars. 45.
RICHMOND .STOCK MARKET.
By Richard W. Maury,
Ptoek ar.o TW.rt Broker. 1015 E. Main Street.
Richmond. Va.. August 14, 1W1,
STATE SECURITIES. " Hid Asked.
Virginia 3s. Old. C and R. 193:!.. s<4 ...
Va. Centuries. :-3. C. and R.. ISM. ?9
CITY SECURITIES.
Richmond i'lty is. R . :>C*.!?> . 97 9:!._.
RAILROAD BONDS
A. C. L. R R. i"on. Tr. 4 p. e.... M
C. und O. GOn'l XI . i'.js. 1'*". 101
Georgia, Sou. and Fla., 104.'. K?
Georgia and Ala '.'on. 5?. \'M_ 104
Nor. and West. Ry. 4s. 1995. j<
Seaboard Air Line 4?, 1W0. S7
Fcaboard Art lustmsr.i is. 1949. 77 ... ,
Southern Railway 1st Is ISM_ P.s
Fo. R. D*r> and g. M is. 19"-fi. . ;;. ... I
WMternVN.+C.-Ut ?r. C. 1914. lot ...
STREET RAlbWAY BONDS.
Nor, and Ports. Tr.ir. Co 5?, 1SJ4. ?9 90
Va. Ry. and Power Co is. 1934_ Kf. ... |
STREET RY. STOCKS. Par.
Va. Ry. and Power Co pfd_loo 7'.
Va. Ry. and Power Co, com_loo 37 SS I
RAILROAD STOCKS. Par. j
Atlantic Coan I.ir.e com.10J ... ?
Chesapeake und Ohio.100 7i ...
Norfolk and Western com.loo ... j
Southern Railway pfd.10ft g] ... i
fcoutnern Railway iom.100 :> ... I
BANK AND TRUST CO. STOCKS.
American National.UO 177 ISO '
Broad Mr'et. ;? S;
Pirst National. .iro
Merchants National .100 7M
Nations: Bank ol Virginia.100 200 Yk
National state and City ll.ir.k ,1001(1 150 \
Pianiers National.10) TOO ... |
Savings Hank or Richmond. 2j 71 ,,j
Union Bank of Klelintond.?o 300
Virginia Tiun Company.17) ISO ,;; i
MISCELLANEOUS;
Va.-Car. Chem. pfd. S p. c.:oo 115 ... :
Va.-Car. Chem com.109 .-..-.i^ j
Quotations for Interest-paying bonds are
at a price to wh.ch Interest must be added
Income bonds aid certificates oi indebted?
ness are dat.
BOND LIST7
A!lU-Ch?'.n.ers Si...>. . 70?
American Tobacco Company la.. 1 ,
American Tobacco Company "ji. 114-1?
Atlantic Coast Line 1st is (bldi. 9i
A. C. L.-L and N. Ii (bid).. .
A ?". L, eohv. <> (Batto.j asked.;.)_ '?? *
Chesapeake and Ohio tone. ji^s.
Norfolk and Western riohv. is. latu.
.^eat.otrd Air I.ln? is... ?-v
t-eaboard An L.r.e hitj. .
Koutiicrn Bell ibid). v,
?ouihern Railway is. 7.
Southern rinliuae is (bid). ' i'cj'i
United States Stetl is. j,.,t*
Va.-Brown Btoi elf?, ibid). ;??
Va.-Car. Ch'm. ;si :,t. ^j,;.
Wahash ?]?:, is . , "
Wabash-l':tis. 1st Is.. . ;\
Panama new J?.,. . 10"'
< Ol ION M ?,!(),! 1 S,
New York. A.ugjsi II,-An earlv advance
in the cotton market, riu< ? ? reports ..: . f..p
deterioration and covering of short, v\-s
followed by a reaction tn nearly th?' clos?
ing figures Of s-|,;ur.ln>. and th, market
r.osed steafly at a net gain oi 4(/7 pr.ints
Receipts 10-day 1,1? bales against 3C-i
last week and 7.I2-, ;an year. T?-day'l re
celpn at New Orleans Mi bales agalnd l "
\% ",IOUM0' is'm ba,<s afc""'"":
Cotton futures opened tieadi anrt eioaed
Steady ;
Open High,
OPEN AN ACCOUNT WITH
The Union Bank
of Richmond
1107 EAST MAIN STUFET.
17.00 MAKES A START. 3 PER
CENT. INTEREST
Official Range and Sale of Stocks in New York
IS.KKI
soo
6.900
1.100
?,050
j.soo
;oo
6,300
fs9G0
30?
15,600
20
1(6
fOO
200
4.3-?
! 800
1.311
350
(500
16,300
3,060
700
9.1 SO
i. Stock.
Allls-Chalmers .
Alls-Chalmers, pfd.
Amalgamated Copper ...
Am. Agr. Chem., com ?
Amer. Reel Sugar, com..
American Can .
American fan. pfd.
Amer. Car and Foundry,
Am. Car. and Foun. ,pfd.
American Cotton Oil.
Amer. Linseed oil. pfd...
American Locomotive ...
Amer. Locomotive, pfd..
Amer. Malt Co.. pfd.
American Smelting .
American Sugar .
Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co...
American Tobacco, com..
American T.iHacco, pfd..
Anaconda Copper .
Atchlson .
Atlantic ("oast Line.
A. C. L. of Conn.
Baltimore and Ohio .
Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
Central Leather, com_
Canadian Pacific .
Che-nprake and Ohio ?
Chicago Oreat Western.
Chi. Mil. and St. Paul...
Crucible Steel Cor., com..
Crucible Steel, pfd.
Chi. and Northwestern..
Colorado Fuel and Iron,
Colorado and Southern..
Consolidated Gas .
Delaware and Hudson...
Den. & Rio Grande, com.
I>cn. .v. Rio Grande, pfd..
Distillers- Sec. Cor.
Erie .
Brie. i*t pfd.
Fed. Mln. and Sm., pfd...
Gen. Blectrlc .
Great Northern, pfd.
Great Northern Ore Ctfs
Illinois Central .
By THOMAS BRANCH & CO., Bankers and Brokara.
Open. High. Low. Bid. Asked. Sales. Stock.
Closing
62\
65%
61
9%
S2%
Si
5314
27%
364
70 %
134
.?76
924
37
106
1224
va%
75%
24%
239%
744
31
115%
l>i
fill,
140'
30
50
136??
165
25%
304
30%
50
isi'
i2<;
4S
13S
63%
65%
52%
9%
83%
61*?
134?,
3S2
33
37?
105??
123%
764
24??
239'?
75 Vj
21
116%
K%
SOU
141
30
60
3i>4
165
25??
65
as
307;
50?,
i53?i
136*4
624
564
50 Vj
9V,
S2
SOH
53%
274
364
137?
9214
37
10|i?
122'-,
237%
74
20%
114%
121.?
SO
1401?
30
43-1,
135?.
165
544
30%
29%
15%
152
6*4
30
63
664
51%
3%
S3
51%
116
64
36*4
104
3S%
71%
114V4
134U
379
93 Vi
37 "s
105 74
123%
102% 101% 102^
1164
12
sn%
141%
:9>
49*.
138
165
25%
544
32
304
504
5?V
163
126
'%
204
63%
55%
52%
9-%
83%
ii?M
66
29
37%
110
40
724
DC
134%
2M
94
37%
!W
1234
24S
102?i
76?;
254
233%
20%
1164
13
51%
143
3.700 lntorboro-Met. . 16
1.300 Interboro-Met. pfd. ... 42-%
Int. Mar. Marine, com.. ...
International Paper .
200 Internat. Paper, pfd? 46%
500 Kansas City So., com.. 29>
1.9on l.ehlgh Valley . 166
1,600 Louisville and Nashv.. 1444
Manhattan .
2350 Mo.. Kan. and Texa>.. 32%
100 Mo.. Kan. and Tex., pfd -6i3%
2,500 Missouri Pacific . -13
1.100 Natolnal Lead . 604
1.400 New York Central.104%
1,400 N. T., Ont. and West., 40
1 000 Norfolk and Western.. 1034
20.400 Northern Pacific . 1204
l.OOOPacInc Mail .
3,400 Pennsylvania . 110%
400 Teople^g Gas . 1014
200 Pressed Steel Car. 32
Pressed Steel Car, pfd.
300 R-v Steel Spring, com.. 31%
27,600 Reading . 148
1,000 Republic Iron and Steel 254
500 Republic I. and S., pfd.. 90s;
14,800 Rock Island . 25'?
2,700 Roclt Isuand, Jfd. o2%
300 Sloss-Shefflcld . 45
18,900 Southern Pacific . 1144
Opon. High. Low. Bid. Asked.
Closlnsf.
16 16 164 15%
44 42% 43*4 44%
44 5%
9% 10%
pfd
4.500 Southern Railway
600 Southern Railway,
"77 Staudard Oil .
2.700 Tennessee Copper
30 sno Texas Pacific .
504 160.700 Union Pacific .
1384 1,600 United States Rubber..
167 193.900 United Stales Steel
26 3.000 United States Steel
1,3(0 Va.-Car.
Ya.-Car.
525 Wabash
3'i> Wabash
1,700 Western
Va. Ry
Va. Ry. tjnd Power, pfd .
Pittsburg Coal, com- 194
Total sales for day. 7J2.
34
30%
63
164
126%
2S%
674
605
33
26
172
73%
pfd U5%
Chemical . S6
t:hotn-, pfd.
. 14%
pfd . 30
Union . 744
and Power, com y ..
46%
31
167%
146
33
66%
43
61
1044
40%
104
121?*-.
29%
121
104%
324
31%
146'.
264
92
274
53%
45
116%
29
69
605
334
26
174%
38
74%
116%
564
46 T4
294
164%
1434
32
66%
414
60
103%
39%
1034
119??
2S%
1204
104
32
31
90%
25%
61
15
113%
274
674
32
17u*-?
36
71%
115%
H4
744
19% 13' i
100 shary?.
46
30%
166%
324
66%
424
61
*?%
39%
103%
1204 121
1044 104"
32 33
394 100
31 32
91%
27%
63%
44
iir.%
29
69
600
33%
26%
174
374
A
56%
120
14%
304
73?.
a 3SV
a 7SV
194 20
October .U.? 11.? ILM U.19
November .~. *???'
December .U.23 U.S1 11.17 11.51
januar)' .? !S n :s lUl nls
February .11.17 .
March . U.?2 n:o h-3i
May .11.3J 11.33 11.32 UM
Spot cotton closed qulct; middling up- j
land*. 15.40; middling gulf. 15.65.
Cotton, quiet; middling, 12.40; gross re?
ceipts. 4.503 bales; stock. S2.765 bales; export
to Great Britain. F6 bales; to the Continent,
f0 ba'.et; Coastwise. 990 bales.
Total to-day at all ports?Net receipts.
4.7* bales; export to Great Britain, 16 bales;
to France. 600 bales; to the Continent. 30
bales; stock, 145,3".<f bales.
Consolidated at all ports?Net neceljpts.
10.C64 bales: export to Great Britain, 1.6111
bales; to France, 6.000 bales; to the Conti?
nent. 600 hales.
Total since September 1 at all ports?Net |
receipts, S.520,051 bales: export to Great j
Britain. 3,264.250 bales: to France, 501.201
hales; to the Continent. 3,044.611 hale?; to]
Japan. 145.972 bales; to Mexico. 3.075 bales. ;
New Orleans. August 14?Cotton futures
opened steady at an advance oflQi points
on unlMvorahle weather reports front the.
Western belt over Sunday. The close was i
steady at a net advance of 1ft 2 points.
January. 11.14; March. 11.26; May, 11.56: Au?
gust. 15.09; September. 11.34; October. 11.11;
December, ii,.u.
LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS,
(Furnished by Levy Commission Co., Com?
mission Merchants. Richmond, Va.)
Richmond. Va.. August 14, 1911.
ACTUAL WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS OF
MARKET.
LIVE POULTRY.
Chickens, choice, small, lb? 15 3
Chickens, choice, medium, lb.. 15 3
Chickens, large, lb. 1& g.
Bens, lb. ?j 15
Roosters, each. 30 3
Ducks, large, young, lb. 15 3 13%
Ducks, sma'.l. young, lb. 10 y 11
EOOS-Crated.
In crater, nearby, fresh, dos.. 3 50
In erstes, other sections, dor... 19 ij
Guinea eggs, doz. $ U
BUTTER.
family, choice, fresh, lb. 20 ? 22
Merchants', talr. lb. 17V?
LIVE STOCK.
Veals, choice to fancy. Ib.. . ? 7
Veals, poor to fair, lb. 6 y 6Vi I
calves, runners, lb. ? ? Stf, J
Sheep, lb. 3 Hi 3% i
Lambs, spring, lb. 6 ft hSi J
Cattle, fair to prim*, lb. 3 y 6
Hogs, lb. 7 ? 7ii i
COUNTRY-CUBED BACON
Hams, well smoked, small, lb. IS 3
Ham*, well smoked, large. it,.. 16 ft
sides. well smoked, iu. i^Vsii
Shoulders, welt smoked, lb.... I."s3'
HIDKS
Dry Hint, lb.!. 17 ?
Dry salt, lb. 14 ft
Green, salt, lb. 10^3
Green, lb. SVa tj. '|
Ursen, dsmoged, lb. s ? 7 1
Tallow, lb. ? 6 I
Beeswax . 3 27 t
WO'iL.
Bricht. No. 1. tubwashed, lb. 54 3 25 |
Bright. No. lubW?shed. ft 54 '
Chi, unwashed, tret of burrs. 3 21 !
Ch.. unwashed, lightly hurry. 17 a IS
Ch., unwashed, medium hurry y 16 j
Ch., unwashed, heav> hurry. 12lj'd 13 J
MISCEl-LA 14EOUS.
(.?nions. dry. bbl. 3.00 3 4.50
Ihitatoes, Irish. No. I, bbl.... 4.00 3 4 i? 1
I'otatoei. Irish. No. 2. ubl.... 2.50 y 3.25
MA RKET CONDITIONS.
Poultry?Rocetpti moderate;, market In
pood shape. Eggs?Under n scarcity market |
exceedingly active. nutt?r--.\ll kinds In <
good demand Live Stock?Veals In heavy!
demand tinder light receipts H<>;s also
very active. Lambs dull.
SEW 1'OKK PRODUCE MARKET.
Sew York August II.?Flour?Quiet and !
?<.,.thf ui quotable ? hange, live Flour?Qulel.
Itye and Barley?Nominal. t'ornmeal?Mar-i
ket steads Wheat?Weak; No. 3 red. nom- .
mil; So, .' new. elevator, 94c and KVic.j
i o. b. afloat. Options closed Pic. net low- j
er. September. DOVjc; December, ll.otvy ]
Corn?Weak; So. Jle. elevator, domestic
basis, in arrive, and 7??'. f.o, h artii.it. Op- j
Hons closed nominal; Oats?Steadv. options
nominal,
Lard?Strong. Tallow and Petroleum?
Steady. wool?Quiet. Rosin?Steady, Tur- !
pentlne?Firm. Molairr* and Rice?Steady. 1
Sugar?Raw. firm. Coffee?Futures closed
steady, net t point lower to t points higher, I
Spot, steady; Rio, No. 7. ISVJc.; Santos. So. :
I He.; mild, quiet; Cordova. '.sftl'V. Butter;
Steady to Arm. Cheese and Eggs?steady.
Potatoes?Irregular; white. No. I, per bar-,
tel. 42 32.75; So. .'. 11.2'itf 1.75j Jersey sweets,
No. l birkel 11.707} 1.7J; ?'Ulis, f3.50S3.74; I
?; iithcrn, bar.-als, ?5.S0?1?0?, Cabb apes? I
Bteadj at J.'.SOft 5.50 per 100 Freights-Mar- |
(tri quiet; collon to Liverpool. per 100 1
pounds, .'V . grain lo London. 2d. peanuts? i
I* ' ???. ratios har.dpf.eked, Vlrgtnla. *'?c.; !
Virginia shelled, Nos. 1 and 2. ltt??UC. i
Ott oilseed nil market was a trifle
'???'???' on al commission house buying.!
(ighi pit offerings anil with the strength nf 1
associated markets. Futures closed <'?;., i
I lists net higher. August, 5.5993.49; <ic
tober j.4ifl 5.45; November. ?.SOft S.3J; De- '
cetnliei 5.31ft 5.32; prtnic crude, nominal;
pi me sunime-r yellow, 5.6033.76; do. winter,
v 3.70ft C.13; prime summer white,
( HP ,\(JO I.RAIN MARKET.
Chicago, ill.; August lt.?Thi- grain mar
teti sagged to-ilsy anil closed near the bos- '
Ion I iptemtiei wheat Tlftlc. lower; Sep. i
I tembei torn, lft Hie., and September nuts !
??i. uodci Saturday, the se;;;;-,,; coming from ,
j tired holders Provisions were steady,
beading r-mret r::-.g;d as follows:
Olien. High. Low. (.lose
n It EAT?
Sept . . ttYt KM 50?, 90V,
Dec. til y 5??, 5tt4 i>
M?J . l '?: " 1.021? l.eoi, I.C0H
CORN?
?-I't. f-'t (?'?>* ??i ?3%
flU
May . 61'; et?, s:;t<.
(?ATS
Sept. 41?, 41?? 11 ?1
Dec. ?l>. Hi, 4514 ,314
MS) . 47", S7-, I6< . |?U
mess PORK?Per bbl.
? B?PI.17.13 17.20 17 11 17.20
! JSP.16.10 16.50 16 3.' 16.su
. LA f.D~r. r 10? lbs.
j ivp'.. 9.07 5.0* S.97 J.0J
OO.L . 9.17 9.77 S.05 9.12
Jsn.?i."7 S77 e.70 J.T5
SMpni RIBS-Per ho lbs.
P?Pt. 5.07 9.20 9.0S 9.17
Ol t . 5.? 5.15 |.SJ 9.05
J'". ?.40 ?.42 1.32 S.?5
Cash grain closed: Wheat -No. 2 red 41V
390c.i So :: red. v7?,ftsje.; No. : hard. ??)*>
t . . Nk . liaril, s.'ui'ic., Nu 1 r.orthtra,
spring, old. ,1.113 I.IS: No. : northern, spring
11.0691.10; No. 2 northern, spring, new. J1-&
1.03; No. 3 northern, spring, old. .J1CS: No.
3 northe rn, spring, new, 96 ft $1: No. 2 spring,
Mc.4TSl.01; velvet chaff. Mfjti; No. 3 spring,
64966c.; durum. 9239Sc. t'orn?No. 2, 64 '?i
U',c ; No. 2 white. sS-gWc; No. 2 yellow,
IIH06l4ic; No. 1, 63H964VsC: No. 3 white.
6i\ '?6S>,c.. No. 3 yellow. 6l'i * Ct'jc.: No.
S3", Ptlfic; No 4 white. 6t'4 i61\c; No 4 yel?
low. 63t,7aS4c Oats?No. .'. JSHc; No. 1
white. 40ug41c; No. S. 39H 17 39?ic.; No. 3
white. 40fi 40'ic.; No. 4 white. 3S'cf40c.; stand?
ard, 40>,'S 4?tc.
Elgin, III., August 14?Butter?Firm at
26c; output. S92.SOO pounds.
Baltimore, Md.. August 14.?Wheat?Easier;
spot, contract, SIHc; southern on grade,
60%94>14*c. Corn?Dull: spot, contract, 6"HC
Oats?Quiet; No. 2 white, new, 439 43i;C.;
old, 44Vs4S>4tc; No. 2 mixed, new, 42c. sales,
foe?Nominal; No 2 western, domestic, SS^
S7e.
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va.. August 14. 1911.
WHOLESALE! QUOTATIONS < N 'CHANGE.
WHEAT?Car lots.
No. '.' red. Western (new)? 4r N
No. 2 red, Virginia mew)_ 'g :>0
i No. 3 red i new). g 93
Virginia, hag lots (for seed I S2 tj 92
I COHN?Car lots.
No. 2 white. ?3 7SS
No. 3 white. 'j 74t,
No. 2 mixed. ?3ttW
Virginia (bag lots). 7J g> 73
I OATS?for lots.
No. 2 mixed. 44
No. 3 mixed. 43Vj
No. 2 white.;. 41
No. 3 white...... 44
Winter seeds lhag lots). iS fi 47
RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
Richmond. Va . August 14, 1911.
The quotations are as follows:
No. 1 Timothy. 23.S0
No. 2 Tlmoth. 22.00
No. 3 Timothy. Nominal
Light clover, mixed. 22.00
I No. 1 clover, mixed. 21.00
i No. 1 clover. Nominal
No. 2 clover, mixed. 17.00
! STRAW?Compressed . 7.SO
j Loose pressed, Urge bales... S.30 fi 9.00
j SHUCKS ?Compressed . Nomina; |
?4-oosc pressed, large biles_ Nominal
Load your cars to that hay at doors rep
resents contents, and thus avoid rejection*.
This market grades hay in accordance |
with the rules of the National Hay Associa
I ion.
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
i Sales at Union Stock Yards i
Richmond, V'a.i August 14, 1911.
Report of the lt\e stork market for ihe |
neck ending August 14, 1911:
Receipts?("ante, 274 h'ad. calves. 161 head ; |
sheep, 310 head; mors, 669 head.
Rest steers. Sc.; medium to good. 5 8 S's- ; |
common to fair. 4*i4'-c.; lien heifers. Z'd '
S'ic.: medium to good, l!494KCi common in,
fair, 3'4 ij .Wie.: best cows, I'd I'ic.; medium I
to good. 2 <? 3?4c.; common to fair, 219244c.:'
bulls. 31443 4c; calves. ?}?*?(. Cows and'
calves. 1259AO.00 per head. Best hogs. THc.; '
sows and stags. 3$6ttc.; host lambs. ?Vs'? I
6c.; common, I'j It .c.; sheep. IV40 S'~r.
Chicago. 111., August II.?Cattle ?Receipts
21,0(0 head. Marke; steady io 10c. higher.
Beeves, HQ7.00; Weslarn steers, t4.104ff.40;
?lockers, and feeders. 94.6696.3t); eows and
heifers, j2.2C'.r 6.18; ?alves. I4.M4T6.36. Hogs
Receipts 10,000 head. Market steady to So
lower. Light. J7..''ili 7.90; mixed. 6707.66;!
heavy. 66.9007.70: rough. 16.60ft 7.10; good to]
choice heavy. 17.10187.70; pigs. 16.1097 70;
bulk of sales, I7.1S4I7.60. . Sheep?Receipts, j
27.(00 head. Market steady. Native sides. 1
I2.SO04.O6; western. I304.CO; lambs, native.:
I44J7.2S; western. |.i7S'a7.2S.
New York. August 14.?Beeves? Reeet'ta I
3 120 head. Steers, H.6S07.2&: bulls. 52 70-,,
1.611; cows, 61.SO0S.OO Dressed beef firm.
Calves?Receipts J.6S4 head. Veals, ic.so^
9.V>: (nils. tl*?*.00; grassers snd buttermilks.
Sl.Sftd I.S0; westerns. 14.2.*.. Dressed calves,
firm ,<he?p and Lambs?Ree? pti 7.026 head.
Sheep. IC7&94.2S: culls. fi.M03.O6: lambs.
64.600 7.40; culls, 1401.66. Hogs?Receipt!
5.924 head, Market higher at 57.60'') S.W.
RICHMOND rOHACCO MARKET.
Richmond. Va.. August :i 1911.
Quotations ."I the R.'chmond Tobr>cc6 Ex
< liange:
BROWN SH1PPINO - REORDERED.
Lugs .6 7.S0 <5j J S.7S
Short leaf. 9 00 O 10.SO
Long leaf. 10.00 (a> 13.59
sMOKKrt?' -Common. " 00 3 S.oO
Medium ..'. 9.00 0> ll.OO
Fine. 12.00 3 13.00
CUTTERS?Cominon . 12.00 ? 12.50
Medium . 14.04 J> 16.50
Fine . 17.00 g 16.50
Fancy . . l&iO 4J 20. Oo
Fl LLliKS?Common .o.OO it 10.00
Medium . 11.00 fi 12 00
Good -. 12.50 CJ 13.50
Fine . 14 09 Q l?.0u
WRAPPERS?Common. 16.00 Q, 12.00
Medium . 16 00 <tt 20.00
Good . 25.00 (? 30.00 !
Fine . 32.JO (fr 17.SC, '
Fancy . 40.00 3 45.00
6U7N-CURED- NEW.
Lugs, common to good. 6.60 4$ 7.00
Lugs, good ro prime. 7.60 tjr 5-50
Short leaf... 9.00 ? 11.00
Long leaf. 11.00 Q 14.w
Wrappers . 14.00 'a 26.00
Primings . I.?0 J I.M
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET.
(Furnished by Rod Sera, M?'"abe <c Co.)
Petersburg. Va.. August 14 ? Peanuts. -
Farmers' Spanish, Itrm at fl.2S per bushel;
No. '. shelled Spanish. 7c. per pound; No. 3
shelled. .Spanish. SffSViC per pound. Vir- |
glnlas?Fli in; bunch. 5ta<\ per pound; fancy
handpieked, 4',S4JSC. per pound; extra prime.
Ic. per pound; prime. 3*?c per pound; ma?
chine picked. I'.jfMc. p*r pound; shelling]
Stock, 2c. per pound.
DRY COO US MARKET.
New York. August II.?A moderate Increase i
In the demand lor dress ?oons. men's wear
and silks was reported In different quarter*
during the day. The cotion goods and yarns I
are still quiet and are Influenced largely by |
conditions in the cotton market. Jobbers
report a more active day.
NAVAL ?STORES.
Wilmington, N. C August 14 ?Spirits '
Turpentine?Steady at S0c.; receipts is casks
Rosin ?steady at 16.20; receipt? 9i barrels. \
Tai ?Firm at IS. receipts 7 barrels, (.'rude!
Turpentine}?Firm at tl.MQ4.40; receipts sei |
barrels.
Savannah, Ga., August 14.'?Turpentine? i
Firm at .".2c; -ales 219 casks; receipts 170
tasks, shipments 137 casks; stoc k 31.002 I
casks. Rosin?Firm; ??>s 2,Hti narrels; rc- j
cipt* !,6t0 barrels; shipments I.."43 barrels; |
stock 100,253 barrels. Quote: B. JS.60.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or RICHMOND, AUOU8T 14. 1911.
ARRIVED.
Steatnei Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk, mer?
chandise and passengers, old Dominion Line.
Steamer Brandon. Harney, Norfolk, mer- j
chaadl*? end passengers. Old Dominion Line j
Schooner George II Bunker. Webb. Po- ;
tornac Ulver. canned roe and tomatoes. A. j
C, Young Company.
Schooner II. ?'. Alvey. Fulgham. Chlcka- I
[ hominy River, watermelons, E. J. Fulgham.
Schooner Alle? C. Ogden, Slgnalgo, Turkey I
Island, Va., wheat, John F. Jacob 4 Co. !
SAILED.
I Steamer Berkeley. Shelly, Norfolk, mer- '
; chapdi?? ami puss, tigers. Old Dominion Line. !
steamer liiandnn. Harney, Norloik. me,- I
chsndlsu and passengers, old Dominion Line.
I Steamer l'ocuhontas, Graves, Norfolk and
James Rivet lann-.r.gs. mei ch iodise and i?as- i
?enger?, Vlrginlj Navigation Company. |
GOVfclMNOR st MM OK ED
TO SICK II HI) OF MOTH Bit
[Special to The Tlmes-Pispatch.]
Raleigh, N. C., August 14.?Oovernoi
Kltchln was sunnnonetl this evening
to the bedside of his mother. Mrs.
Maria Kite-bin. at Scotland Nek IK
had two telephone messages that In
dlcated thai she Is sinking and that i
I the end is believed to be very near.
The Governor te.id Inquirers before
leaving the city thnt there is now
no hope for recovery. He feare-d. in?
deed, that the end would come before
ho coulej reach her bedside. He was
i with her two days last week, but came
back to Raleigh on account of pressing
business that awaited htm here.
' M WtTIXSVlI.I.K FIRM
IN HANDS OF RBCI3IVBH9
[Special to The Times-Dispatch.]
Mnrtlnsvllle, Va.. August 14.?The
firm of Morris Rros.. dry gooels and
In this spree we will make a brief statement about
this Company's business.
It is an old story, it is true, but
it is worth reading, and
it will bear fruit!
Virginia Trust Co.,
The Ideal Executor and Trustee
922 East Main Street, - Richmond, Va.
Capital One Million Dollars
clothing merchants of Martlnsvllle, Aas
boen put Into the hands of receivers.
The bill was filed by TV T. Morris, mem?
ber of tho firm, and a docreo was en?
tered In the clerk's office this morn?
ing.
Blake Bourne, of Baltimore, and J.
C. Kord, of Martlnsvllle. were appointed
receivers and required to give a $10,
000 bond.
The assets will Inventory between
$14.000 and $16.000. In addition to
this D. H. and P. T. Morris own about
$8.000 worth of real estate.
The Man
Who Knows
By actual experience will tell
you that, In every way possible,
the officers and employees of
this hank combine to 'make the
account of every depositor of
the utmost value and to make
him feel thoroughl y at homo
here.
First National Bank
RICHMOND, VA.
Capital and Surplus $2,000,000
E. A. BARBER, JR.
CerttOeil Public Accountant.
E. A. BARBER & CO.
ACCOUNTING, AUDITING,
ORGANIZING. SYSTEMATIZING,
210 Mutual Rulldtna;,
Phone Vorl. 5321. Richmond. Vau
i\ai:roaos.
Ricinnond,FrederiGtSu'iT & Potomac HR
70 AND FROM WASHING TON AND BEYOND.
Loavo Richmond I Arrive Richmond
?6.80 A.M. Byrd St.Sta.
?6.42 A.M. Sain St. StA.
?6.toA.U. Bfrd8t.SU.
?7.30 A.B. Malo8t.SU.
?8.40 A.M. Byrd 81. Sta.
?lt.01 noon Byrd St. Sta.
14.00 P.M. B;rd St.Sta.
44.16 P.M. Elba Station.
46.16 P.M. Main SU Sta.
?8.80 P.M. Bird St. SU.
?7.60 A.M. Brrd8t.SU.
JII.X6 A.M. hi! a Station.
tll.36 A.M. Bjrd St. Sta.
?1.18 P.M. Main St. Sta.
?8.46 P.M. Brr4 6t.SU.
?7.S* P.M. BjrrdSt.SU.
?0.10 P.M. Byrd St.Sta.
?'.Mo P.M. Main St. Sta.
?11.05 P.M. Main St. Sta.
*1!.6U DiahtBjrdSt.Su.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS-WEEKDAYS.
Leare Brrd St. SU. 1.30 P. st. for Fredericksbar?.
I.eare Elba Sta. 7.60 A. H.,K.3n V. jl. for Ashland
Arrlre Bird St.Sta.*i.S6 A.M.from r'rrdrrlcksb'g.
Arrlre Elba SU. 6.3U A.M.,6.30 P.M.from Ashland.
?Daily, tWeekdays. iSundnjrs only.
All traioa to or from Byrd Street Station
(except t.ains leaving 5.30 a. m. and arriving
ia.50 night) atop at Elba. Time of arrivals ana
dcpi'turc, not guaranteed. Read the sign?.
Atlantic Coast Lin^
EFFECTIVE JULY 2. 181L
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
For Floilda and South: t:16 A. 44. and
t-.kt, P. AI. 1:00 A. M. Charleston.
For Nor.'ola: "t:'0. t:0C A. M . ?1:00 P. M-.
1.10 P. M.. 0 T. M.
For N. at W. sty. W at: 6:16 A. M. 1VCC
.V. M., 'iM P. M. and 4:10 P. 14.
For Fetei ?bu'g: i:00 A. M 4:16 A. M.,
"? . A. M . ? it i. M.. !?:00 A. M., 14:*S
A. V.. '3:l</ P. M . 4:10 P. AI.. ?:? P.
??7.C0 l>. M.. 7:33 P. M.,\?:10 P. M.. 11:41 P. 14
Kor Uoldsooro and Fayettevllle: ?4;10 P. Id.
Train arrive hlchmond dally: 3:20 A. 3.".,
? 40 A. M ?:'C A. M.. ??:!; A. M.. "L-CA
A. M.. A M.. ??11:46 A. M . ?2:00 P. j*.,
??1:13 P. M.. S C* P, M.. ?:SS P. M.. 1:00 P. \l
?:C0 P. M.. "10:? P M.. 11:30 P. M.
? Excrpt .Junday. ?? Sunday only.
Time of arrival and departure and cod
ructions not guarantees.
U S. CAMPBELL. d P. A.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
7:4u A?Local?Dslly?Newport News.
fc:30 A. Local.?Dally?Ch'vlllt. Ex. Sun. C.
Forge.
rj:00 A.?Express?Dally?Norfolk, Old Poijtt.
tl0:00 A.?Local?Dati>?L :'nbg. Lex. C, Forge.
U;:I3 A.?Mm. Spl. Ex. Sunday?W. Sulphur. :
?2:0y p.?Express- Dally?Cln.-L'vllle.
IltlsM'.?Express?Dilly?Norfolk, N. Newa I
5;W) P?Local?Dally- N. News. Old Point.
3:15 p,?Local?Elx. Sunday?Qordonsvllle,
?3:15 P.?Local?Ex. Sunday?Lchbg, Natural
Hrnlge. Clifton Forge.
?6:15 P.?Limited?Daily?CincinnatL.Chlcago. ?
?ll:ft0 P.?Express?Dally?Cincinnati, L'vilie, .
?s.e.pers. H'.irlor cars.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND?Local from
ESSti -.-3 a. M . 7::'.' P. M. Through from
East. 11:10 a. M . 4:24 P. j*.
Local from West: "i.^O A. M.. "9:60 A. M.,
11:25 P. M. and S.30 P. M. Through: 7:00 A.
M.. 2:46 P. M. ?
Jamts River Line: "S:33 A. M.. 6:16 P. M.
??Dally axcepi Buntsy.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
N. b.?Following schedui? saures publish* t
as information and not guaranteed*
4:10 A M?Daily?Local tor Charlotte. Dur.
ham and Kalelgn. lu.45 A. M. ?Daily?Llml?
?d ? For all points South. Du wing Room.
tiunut <-ar to Asheville. N. C. 2:00
p. M. Ex. Sun. ?Local for Durham and in
'.eriuediata stations. i:O0 p. Al. Ex. Sun.?
Keyaville Local. 11:46 P. M.?Daily ?Limited J
? For all points Soutn. Pulnnan ready at 3:3)
P. M.
YOKE RIVER LINIE.
4:10 P. M.-Ex. duu.?T. West PL, connect- |
lng for ?ar.linor?. Mod., Wed. and Frl. t:00 ,
A AL- Ex. Sun and 2:16 P M.?Hon.. Wad. i
inu Fri ?Lo^ai lo West Point.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From the lioiita: 6:60 A. at.. 1:66 P. M..
dally, S:to .V- >-' Er. Sun.: 12:66 Ex. Sun.,
2.00 P. M. dolly Frc.-n Weal Point: ?.M A.
hi. Di.ly; 1':3S A. M Wed. and Frl.. 4:?? P.
?. 7x. Suu
a. 5. b*_'p.r,Ess. d. p. a.,
I2C t: Main St Thon? xtadlsnn 4M.
Norfolk and Western Railway
ONLY ALL KAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
Schedule In Effect May 14. UU.
Leave Byrd Street station, Richmond. FOR
NOR ?OLK: bs:10 A, M.. ?ii.SXi A. A;.. a3:O0 P.
M.. ?4:10 P. M.. o7:00 P. M.
FOR LVNcMBUKU AND THE WEST:
?t>:13 A. M . MmOu A. M . a3:00 P. M , ?t:M
P, AL
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk. ,?11:40 A.
M bll:4i A. M.. ?6:33 P. M., 010:26 P. M.,
?il 30 P. M. From the Weit: '6:56 A. At..
a^:oo P. M., 02:13 P. M., *6;05 P. M.. ??:00 P. At.
?Dally. aDaily ex. Sunday, hhunday only.
Pullman Parlor and Sleeping Cars. Cat*
Dining Cara. C. H. BOSLEY.
D. P. A., Richmond, Vs.
W. B. BEV1LL. O. P. Rosnofca. Va.
sJEABOAIilJ AIR LENK.
Southbound train* scheduled to leave Rich?
mond dally: BslU A. M.?Local lo Norllna
1.20 P. il.?Sleepers and coache?, Atlanta.
l.h iiiingham. savannah. Jacksonville and
i-ioiiua points. *:60 P. M.?Sleepers and
loacnes.au.iati, Jacksonville and Floriua
points llllS P. M.?Sluepcra und coachea. At*
Hints, Birmingham. .Memphis and the Soulb
weit ' Northbound trains scheduled 10 arrlv?
In Hlchmond dally: 6:*3 A. A! , 1:21 A. at..
?:t* ' M.. -:4u P. ML_
Richmond & Petersburg Electric Railway
Cara leave Manchester, Ssveutn sod Parry
airceis, <or Peteraburg:
?4, 7, s. ??, lo. 11, 'U A. A4., L L ?*. 4. 4.
??3:45, *6. 7, 1, 10 P. .VL
11:00 P. M. for Chester, 12:00 midnight for
Petersburg.
Cars leave Petersburg, toot ?t Sycamore
Sliest, tor Mniche:tar:
16:13. 6.33, "7:16, '!:1I>, 1:35. 1:15. ?lO:??, 11:11
A. M., 12:36. '1:36. 2:36, 1:13, ?4:33. 6:Z6. *:t&
?7 :36. n:J5. ?:?, '10:40. U:44> P. 14.
IDally except Sunday and holidays.
?Carries o..<gage and express.
??Limited, except Sundays and holidays.
All can from Peterasurg connect arlth
cat's 'or Richmond.
NORFOLK SOUTHERN
L?. Nortoik: ??:?? ana ?11 A. id.. ?? P. A4 .
for Essiern Caro.i.ta and tho South.
Lv Raleigh: '6:16 A. M.. tl and P. M.
for Easturi. Carolina and Norfolk.
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Norfolk.
Raleigh: also Ooldaboro and Norfolk.
?Dally y Bs. San.
C. D. LE8RANDE. <J. A.. American Nations,
Bank 'Phone Monroo 1621, Richmond.
W. JL CROXTON. O. P. Am -Norfolk. Vsw
Our New Home
THE
Broad Street Bank
RICHMOND, :-: VIRGINIA
Mob and Burglar-Proof Vault
Capital,
Surplus and Profits
FOUNDED
$200,000.00
110,000.00
1901
OFFICERS
W. M. HABLISTON, President.
J. W. ROTHERT, First Vice-President.
JNO. G. WALKER, Second Vice-President.
ANDREW M. GLOVER, Cashier.
Henry \V. .VirJerson,
Benj. T. Alsop,
L.eon Dittclbach,
T. H. Ellen,
H. F. Grinimell,
DIRECTORS
Wi M. Habliston,
[. H. Kaufman,
Raphael Levy,
Geo. W. Mintcr.
John Murphy,
W. S. Rhoads.
J. W. Rothen.
I W. Tyler,
lohn G. Walker.
B. Ranfl Wrllford
Safe Depository Boxes For Rent
All Facilities For Banking Accounts Solicited
JRailrDttDs.
RICHMOND AND rHESAt'EAKE BAT
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Schede:? ot oleclrlc trains to and from
Ashland, flopping at Intermediate elatloaa
upon signal: Lt Rtehmor.d (Broad and
Laurel St?.). ??:?. "T-.tO. 1:10b. 1:10. ??1I:U.
?1:10 A. 11.: 1:10. 2:10. 1:10. 4:10b. 4.10. 4:241.
1:10. S:10t>. 10:10. U:46 P. M. Lv. Aehlantl.
'i.U. 7b. I. ?b, 10. "11 A. M ?12 M . "L
2. 1. i. 5b. t. 7. I. lb. 11 I' It
'Daily eicept Sunday. ??Hund?? or.ls.
btfarrlea uaggagak
SPttambrat?.
S650
Will Tik* You
AROUND
WORLD
W THE
' ?,/? In Lsinrr and Comfort.
Tell Includes all necessity expense*
abosrd and ashore.
110 DAYS' DURATION
By the Twin-Screw StcarnsblpCLEVEI.AN D
I17.n00 tons). Firm cralse Inulut
New York October 21. 1011. Sec?
ond cralse leaving: San Francisco
February 6, 1012.
Send lor Illustrate* Booklet!.
HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE,
41-45 Broadway. X. Y.
Or S. H. Bowman. 708 E. Main St.,
Richmond Transfer Co.. S99 E. Main BL,
Richmond.
OLD DOMINION LINE
Lv. Richmond foot of A*t> Sl daily.7:00 P. set.
Leavi ,>cwport .New*.S:00 A. 14.
Arrive Norfolk.0:09 A. M.
Connects with main line steamers leaving
Norfolk for New York daily except Sunday
7:0) P. M. Connections slso made by N. A
W. Ry. 3 P. M. and C. & O. By. at 4 P. M.
Nt;ht Line steamer* slop at Clarernoat to
tau d or receive passenger* on signal.
TIKUINIA NAVIGATION CO.-Janus River
by daylight for Norfolk. Old Point. Now
pr.it Mews and all James Hlver landings.
?', iimtr leave* Monday. Wednesday and
F". Iday (I fi 30 V. M. Freight received ror all
Jame* River landings- 'Pbono Madison 17*.
Main Ticket Office. ?21 45. M?."o street.
"ASK MR. B?WM?N^
About vacation trips to New York. Ber?
muda. Jamaica, Panama, Niagara, Great
Lakes,. Canada. Boston. Nova Scotia
and New Foundland. Phone Madison
5154.
SAM'L H. ROW MAX,
Tourin? Agent,
70S East Main Street. Richmond. Va.
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. 4 W. Ry. 1:00 P. M.. Norfolk 4:10 P. M.
C. 4 O. Ry. 4:0? P. M . Old Point 7:20 P. M.
O. D. S. S. Co 7:00 P. M. (one day In Nor?
folk).
Va, Nav. Co. 4:10 A. M. (Mondsy. Wednes?
day and Friday).
Tickets at all office*. For stateroom, ap?
ply to H. M. U?VKJN, Agent, 330 East Mam
Street
We welcome accounts of al
kinds, large and small.
Manchester National Bank
National Bank ol Virginia
Capital, - 51,200,003
Surplus. - S 600,00)
Accounts solicited
Ninth and Main Street.
Get one of our little Home Sav?
ings Banks?free for the asking.
Commonwealth Bank
fetramboat?
VA< ATION < Itl l*KS
To
*
via Huliinv. X. >?. iniist delightful cruise of
1.4C0 miles Magnificent scenery: Nortnu,,:
beJland Strait, Uulf *w. Hive: .St. Lawrence
:.nd far-famed sngtien:,} Klvcr. S. S. "Trini?
dad' from New York. August 1Mb and Sept.
:nd. 10 A. M. Returning from Quebec Au?
gust llth and 2Mb and Sept. Itji.
I'lutira Im ut.tcis. Sbor? tSxvurslons, Low-est
| Hates. Twin Screw S. S. "Bermudlan," ?530
ions, sails
I ' Aug. 10, 30 and Sept. 0, 20 and 30
[ Bilge keels; electric fans; wireless telegra?
phy. Tastest, neuest and only Steamer Lanrt
| lng passenger* at the ilock In Bermuda.
For Illustrated pamphlets apply to A. E.
OUTRKBRIOCiE & CO., Agent*. Quebec S.
S. CO., Ltd., Broiidtvuy, New York, or any
Ticket Agent, 0r OLEHF.C S. S. CO... Ltd..
:Quebec. SAMUEL H. BOWMAN. 70S Bast
Main Street.
Chesapeake Steamship Co.
Big new ships. "Clf if Norfolk" and
I "City ?I Baltimore."
K(|UI|iped with wlreloss telegraphy. Tele?
phone service ihroughoit the -hips. State.
-'.onis en suite, with nailis. Prices from
7oc to 53.'0 excellent meals. 76c.
TO BALTIMORE AND THE NOKTH VIA
Nu'(FOLK AND OLD POINT.
Leave Richmond Dally, except Sun., via
N. & W. Ry. 3:C0 P. M , Nor'-lk Cili p. M.
C. & O. Ky.. ?:u0 P. M. Danjr, Old Point
7:li P. M.
O. D. S. ?. Co. 7:00 P. M. Dally (ono day in
Norfolk).
Va. Nov. Co. 6:30 A. M. (Monday, Wednea.
day and Friday).
Tickets at all offices For staterooms
apply to S. B. BUK'JZSS. D. P.. Agent. O.'O
i.a.t Main streut. Richmond.
Merchants and Miners Transportation Co
Norfolk to Boston, Mas*., and
Providence, R. I.
Steamer* leave Norfolk for Boston. Sun..
Tues and Frl.; for Providence. Hon.. Wed.
and Sat. at 7 P. M. Passengers and freight
taken for all -.ew England poln> Tickets
on ?ale at office C. & O. Ry., M, at W. Ry.,
B. H. Bowman. 70S Eaat Main, and Richmond
Transfer Co.. <0S East Main.
To England. Ireland the Continent
Ihr Largest and Finest Steamer
In the World
Triple Screw
45,324
TODS Xtjy French a La Carle Reilaorant
Turkish and Electric. Baths. Swlmmlni: Pool. Four Elevators. Orran
The Most Up-to-Date First, Second and Third Class Passenger Accommodations
Also Weekly Sailings by Twin Screw Steamships of
Sails
August 19
September 9
Verandah Cale. Palm Court
American Line
N y ?piysaoalh?CherbonrB-Sonluamplon
' Philadelphia?Oatenslown-Llverpaol
Atlantic Transport Line
' New York?London Direct
Red Star Line
London. Perls vis Dover?Anlwerp
Philadelphia?Antwtrp-Bosloo
White Star Line
N. Y.?Flysnoolh?Chtrboatrfl?Soalhsmpton
New York -Qnrenstown?Liverpool
Boston?Ooeenstown?Liverpool
New York snd Bsitsn
T?he Mediterranean
Asores, Msdsrla,Gibraltar,Alfllers.Vllte
franphe, Genoa, Naples, Alexandria
OFFICE. 9 BROADWAY. NEW YOUti
OR LOCAL AGENTS.

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