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New York
Stock Market
l\ew York, August ?Detailed re?
cital uf to-day's operations on the stock
market Would hardly throw much ligiu
on the general llnanclul situation, and
even less oil the recent severe decline
In securities, The market opened With
a number of substantial recessions, in
which Union Pacific look Its now fa?
miliar place as leader. In its early
losses the list simply followed the
course Of London, where all Ameri?
cans, particularly the Horrlmans, were
under pressure, London's depression
and the resultant break here were
generally attributed t? developments
abroad and advices from Paris and
London Indicating that another rup- |
lure had ot cur red In tlie l-'ranco-.Mo- j
rocean negotiations. This found Its'
reflection chiefly in fiance, where ?
preparations for war were said to be i
in the mnkiiiR. The German side of j
the situation did not project Itself With I
especial prominence, and local bank?
ers, with Influential foreign connec?
tions were not Inclined to take the
news very seriously. Kurther details |
concerning the proposed retrenchment j
on the Harriman railroads were forth- i
coming, all tending lo show that this
Important system purpose.- carrying
out Its avowed policy with little de?
lay. The labor situation on the Illinois
Central, which owes alliance to the
Harriman lines, also was reported to
have become acute.
After the market's first slump. In
which many stocks sold under yester?
day, the li.-t erawle.,1 slowly upward i
on a very moderate volume of busi-l
hess. Union Pacific leading the ad?
vance as it had the decline. By mid?
day prices were substantially over the
preceding day. but again fell away,
with trading at a standstill. In this
way the list continued to move for
the greater part of the session, even
the professional element refraining
from making any commitments save
in the smallest way
In speculative circles sentiment has
undergone little change, although
traders inclined to the idea that the
present level nukes for a further ad?
vance rather than continued decllnos.
Weakness in Canadian Pacilic, which
hod Its origin iu Berlin, and was fol?
lowed by a loss of almost 5 points
here, precipitated an incipient selling
movement in the later session, which
threatened to make further inroads
upon the entire list. The earnest sup?
port accorded Union Pacific, however,
resulted in a rally, but prices were not
fully restored and the market took on
Its accustomed languor. Baltimore and
Ohio was distinctly weak, selling off !
to par. a loss of 2 points, not withstand- I
liig a fairly good statement of earn- I
lugs for July. Reading's consistent |
steadiness was accompanied by Inti- i
nations, that its earnings for July. I
SOOtl to b>' t.-sued. would be quite satis- |
factory, anil the llrmncss of Pennsyl?
vania followed an announcement that
no retrenchment is contemplated on
that system.
There was more animation in the
last hour, and the list denoted a con
n-ierable degree of underlying strength
T.Ith free absorption of steel und I
Union Pacific, the former mounting to
its best price of the day. Dullness
once nkore ensued, howover, and prices
shaded as: they have invariably done
ri i ently on any Inactivity, but gains
were general In the active groups at
the close.
The day was replete with crop news,
which ranged from good to Indifferent.
A well-known expert opined Hint the
Texas cotton crop would hardly yield
more than last year's output, while
Texa.s and Pacific Railway officials
looked for a record yield An estl- '
mate of the North Dakota wheat crop ?
places the probable harvest at SO,000.- |
000 bushels against .16.000.000 last year.
Bonds were steady. Total Sales, par ?
value, amounted to f$1,216.000.
United States government bonds i
were unchanged on call.
Total sales for the day. .SSO.TOO
shares.
New York. August 2* ?Money on
call steady. 1 1-402 1-4 per cent.:
ruling rate, 2 1-1.; closing hid, none;
offered at 1 ", -1'.
Time loan's, steady , sixty days. 2 3-4
cent.: ninety days. 303 1-4; six
months. 3 r.-A'Ti 8 T-.S
Prime mertan'tile paper. 4 1-1 lo I 1-2 I
per cent.
Sterling exehar.ee rtsady, with ac?
tual business In bankers' hills at
(.4.8360 for sixty-day bills and at
$4.8610 for demand. Commercial bills.
S4.SX. Bar silver. S2 1-4 Mexican dol?
lars. 4S.
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
By Richard w. Maury.
Stick ar.il Bond Broker. 101* E Main Street.
Richmond. VS.. August ::. l?ll,
SALES AT HOARD.
P-. F ann P Dlv. Oh!1gatte,n- WO at ?S5.
STATE SECURITIES Bid Asked.
Virginia Ss. Old. r and R.. 19S5_ M
Vn. Centuries. 5-3. C. and P. . I9SL. S? SIU4
RAILROAD BONDS.
A. C. L R Ft Ton. Tr. 4 p. c ... M
C and O. r,?n'; it., <H?, :!*;.
Georg!?; Son. und Fla., IMS. l?
Georgia ?n4 Ala Coli. 5s. lWi,.... los
Nor. and West, Ry. 4s. 19S4. 9)
Seaboard Air Line 4s. I960. r:
Seaboard Adjustment it, IMS .. .
Southern Railway ist 1%, YiH ... w ..
So R. Dev. and (J. M. 4?. '.SM. .. 1
Western X C. 1st 6s. C.. ISM. 104
STREET RAILWAY BONDS.
VS. Ry. and Po?*r Co. 6s. 1931_ 95
STREET BY STOCKS plar.
VS. Ry. and Pouvr Co. pfd_100 ~\
Vi. Ry. and power. Co. pfd_10? [[[
RAILROAD STOcKS Par.
Atlantic C'.,ast Line com.IC? ja
Chesapeake and Ohio.100 :?
(Norfolk ar.d Western com.100 103
P.. r. *nd P. Dlv. Ollb.101 ... j?
B. , F. and P. 7 p. r. guar.100 ... jjo
southern Railway pfd.100 S9
fiouthern Railway com.100 :<t
BA.VK A NT) TRUST CO. STOCKS.
American National.joo jvn
Broad Street. t.
Klra-t National. 100 312
Merchant* National.100 T*)
National Bank ,.r Virginia.;y, '<('?
National Slate and City Bank..100 1S? . .
Planters National.1(0 7M too
Savlns? Hank of Richmond_ ;;,
Union Bank of Richmond. io 360
Virginia Trau Company ... 100 ;:jti
INSURANCE COMPANIES
Virginia Fire ar.d Marin?. ;j yi
Va. stats Insurance com. ,'<o 10 ...
MISCELLANEOUS
Vs.-Car. Chem pfd. 8 p. e ... 140 11) no.
Quotations for Interest-paying b'.r.di are)
at a price to w.nrh interest must r.e." udded
Income bonds ar.d certificates r,f !nd?hted
nese are flat
COTTON MARKETS.
New York. August 1-2 ?It whs a verv eutet
day :n the cotton market prices fluct?
uated Irregularly with a rang? of in points
on &ct;ve new crop months A'igist wm*
OPEN AN ACCOUNT WITH
The Union Bank
of Richmond
1107 EAST MAIN S'f RF XT.
tLOO MAKES A START. 3 PER
CENT. INTEREST
Official Range and Sale of Stocks in New York
Sales. Stock.
By
Opon.
SV4
W AllU-chslmcrs .
Allls-Chnlmers. pfd...
H.TOO Amalgamated Copper ... so;<
Arne-. Agrt. Chem.. com. ...
2.100 Amer. Beet Sugar, com.. 61V4
509 American Cun .
1.084 American Can. pf<l. Si
300 Amer Car and Foundry. 5"'?
200 Amer. Car and Foun . pfd 11R
3^' American Cotton Oll. 63%
American Linseed on.
S00 American Locomotive ... 3>r%
Amer, Ix>comotlve, pfd.
Amer. Malt Co.. pfd.
3.000 Ann ???lean Smelting . 7t>%
American Sugui .
800 Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co... 133%
1"4 American Tobacco, com. 37?
956 American Tol>pcco, pfd.. i?V?
200 Anaconda Copper .
8,900 Atchlst n . 104*4
200 Atlantic Const Line. 123
A. C. L of Connecticut.
5,700 Baltimore and Ohio.Wi?*
1,100 Brooklyn Rapid Transit. T.'.'t
300 Central Leather, com_ 54V4
13,0ft Canadian Pacific . 23SU
2,300 Chesapeake and Ohio.... 73>j
200 Chicago Oreat Western. 19>j
8.3?O Chi., Ml!, and St. Paul... 113V4
85 Crucible Stcfl Cor., com. 12
Crucible steel, pfd.
200 Chicago and Northwest. 140V4
im Colorado Fuel and iron. 29
2B0 Colorado and Southern.. CO
:'.??> Consolidated Gas . 135%
100 Delaware and Hudson... 1?5
320 1 >on End Rio Gran., com. 24%
300 Den. end Rio Gran., pfd. 53%
300 Distillers' Sec Cor. 31
8,500 F:rie . 2*%
2,605 Krl?. 1st pfd. 49??
Fed. Min. ;?.nd Sm? pfd.
100 General Elect tic . W3
S.00O Great Northern, pfd. 121
500 Greal Northern Ore ctfs 47?,
a ? llllnolt Central . w
Ii? Interboro-Met. l&Vi
THOMAS BRANCH & CO.. Bankers and Brokers.
High. Low. Bid. Asked. Sales. Stock.
Closing
60 Vj,
UK "
84 Vi
?4'?
.4
S1VS
30V4
49'?
Itii
K>%
?4
fi9'?
11*
83 Ts
36 Vi
Opon.
41%
S4Vi
234*
74%
HOU II'"
135 Vi
105
24%
31
2S%
123%
47'?
50?
llli>*
f-3'i.
1W4
3SV4
235
lOOVj
' 7.",'i
19?...
114?*.
11%
80V4
140V4
29V4
49V4
130
163V4
24 T?
F8H
3m
116V5
34?
lOovit
25H
S3IVS
7i>.,
20?/<
IH'v
12V}
SIH
14U4
30 Vi
:.')'
137
ins
25
53?
90
4?.%
1!'"..
800 Interboro-Met., pfd.
Int. Mcr Marine, coin.
Intel national Paper.
300 Int. Paper, pfd. 47%
100 Nan. City South., coin.. ,
T.200 Lehigll Valley . 16-"".!
SOO Louisville and Nashville 143 .
Manhattan .
1,400 Mo., Kan. anil Texas ... 31V4
100 Mo . Kan. and Tex . pfd. '?'4
3.3'?' Missouri Pacific . 4P?
National Lead .
2,800 New York Central. 103V4
TOO N. V.. i?nt. and Western to
TOO Norfolk and Western. I"-'1.
7.11H Northern Pacific . U*V4
30J Pacific Mail . 29
1,700 Pennsylvania . 130%
300 People's Gas . 10SU
200 PtttSbUrg Coal, coin. IS%
ISO Pressed Steel Cur. 32
Pressed Bteol Car. pfd.
Ry. Steel Sptlr.g. com.
98,400 Heading . 142%
1.0O.1 Republic Iron and Steel 2^7?
100 Republic I. and S.. pfd.. 91%
.'.4m Rock Island . 20Vfi
inn Hock Island; pfd. 19
Sloss-Sheffleld
13,600 Southern Pacific ??
2,700 Southern Railway
1,000 Southern Railway,
58 Standard OH .
000 Tennessee. Copper,
.v>o Texas Pacific .
179,800 Onion Pacific
United States
160,100 Cnitrd States
550 United State?
300 Va. -< Is 1
jo* Va.-Cat
pfd.
11!%
3S
.*%
6*8
Ruht.rr.
Ste-1. T1H
Steel pfd 1U>%
Chemical . 5IV4
Chemical, pfd
High
1214
4714
29%.
l'JP.
. Low. Bid. Asked.
Closing
42U
Va Rv. and Power, com ...
Va. Rv. and Power, pfd. ...
?Od W a hash . 1?%
100 Wabash, pfd. 30
1,700 Western Union . TSVi
Total sales for day, .*>;7
Total sales for week (two day
121??
1? ::?..
18?
144%
91?
49%
liivi
:?.<?%
?-3"..
inv*
118?
119
,9*1 sh:i
S), 1.162
29*?
1 avi
I43V4
41?/
inj
39 V?
Ii?',
29
120V,
le.-.i...
18?
32
91%
WVi
11:*?
27'i
r.<%
597
31%
23%
I6S!,
'Um
115?
Ml,
118
10
47>4
2914
164 Vi
113
135
:d>4
06V4
tl"',
ro
1"!
39%
!".'%
11S??
?-9V4
12"%
1?:
iv%
42
112%
?5>?1
31 "v
170%
37 V4
115V4
54?
117?;
relatively Arm, probably as a result of cov- I
crlng by lorfll belated short*, and closed 10 J
points net higher, while new crop positions
"?ere net unchanged to 5 point* higher with
the final tone of the market steady.
Receipts to-day wore 17.027 bales against
9.J41 last week and 12.854 last year. To?
day's receipt? .it N?rw Orleans 1.163 bales
against U.S74 bales last ye?,r. and at Hous?
ton. S.15S bales against 6.7SS bales lui year.
Cotton futures opened and closed steady:
Open. High. Low. Close.
August .1226 1J.S? i?it 12.39
September . 11.12 11.23 11.33
October .11.? 11.J0 11.10 11.29
November .11.36 1LE5 11.31 11.27
December .11.33 11.SS ILM 11.37
January .11.26 11.32 U.1S 11.31
Mr-.rch .11.36 11.42 1L31 11.41
May .11.39 11.19 11.45 11.49
July . 11.60
Sprit cotton closed quiet. 10 points higher-,
middling uplands. 12 60; middling gulf. 11.86.
New Ol leans. August 22.-Spot cotton quirt
and unchanged: middling. 1116-160.; sales on
Spot i". bales and 300 to arrive. Futures open?
ed steady nt a decline of TflO points on ac?
tive selling for short account, based on
prospects of ra.ln in Texas. The close was
Pa ly, 1 point down to 9 points up. Closing
bids: January. 11.34: March. 11.46; May. 11.'?;
August. I!.!s; September, 11.33; October. 11.25;
Dec robi r, 11.29.
BOND LIST
Allla-Chalmer? 6s. 6
American Tobac'n Company 4s. 62Vi |
American Tobacco Company 6s. lOtis ]
Atlantic Coast Line 1st Is. MVil
A. C. L.-L. and N. 4s. 9!H
A. C. L. conv. 4a (Balto.). 99't
Chesapeake and Ohio conv. 4>i?. 93'?
Norfolk and Western conv. ts. 104'i
Seaboard Air Line Is < hid >. 67 I
Seaboard Air Line adj. 5s. 76'-j I
Southern Doll es Ib'.di. 99
Southern Railway dev. 4s. 7S*?
Southern Railway 6?. 101*?
United States Sieel 5s. 104?j
Vs.-Brown Rros. ctfs. ibid). 50
Va.-Car. Chem. 5s fold!. 991;.
Wahssli deb. 4s. 62's
Wabash-Pltts 1st 4a. 44'i
PaiiHma new 3?. 10'."?
LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS. I
(Furnished by Levy Commission Co., Com?
mission Merchants. Richmond, Va.)
Richmond, Va.. August 23. 1911.
ACTUAL WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS OF
MARKET.
LIVE POULTRT.
Thickens, choice, small. Ib- 16 <JI> i
Chickens, choice, medium, lb.. 16 ':i
Chickens, large, Ib. 16 tfr
Kens, lb. "* 12 1
Roosters, each. 50 (7
Ducks, large, young, lb. t"7 12'i
Ducks, small, old, Ib. 10
tn crates, nearby, fresh, doz.. ? fO
In crates, nearby, fresh, doz.. 2')
In crates, other sections, doz.. 9 20 |
Guinea eggs, doz. Iff 1
BUTTER.
family, choice, fresh, lb. JO IT 3
Merchants', fair, lb. l"Vj
LIVE 9TOCJ*.
Veals, choice to fancy. Ib.. . ?
Veals, poor lo fair, lb. ( ? 4'*
Calves, runners, Ib. 6 ? Sti
Sheep, lb. s ? ?Vi;
I,smba, spring, lb. 6 ? ?yj ,
cattle fair to prime, Ib. 3 ? 6
H 0 KS. lb.?? 7 ? 7Vij
COUNTRY-CURED BACON
Hams, well smoked, small, ID II Q 20
liams! well smoked, large, Ib.. 16 ? 17
Sides' well smoked. Ib. UVi? 13
Shoulders, well smoked, ib.... 12V4? 1?
HIDKB.
Dry flint, lb. V7 ?
Dry salt, lb. '6 il
Crern. salt, lb. 1?V? ?
Sreen, ',b. ?*?
Oreen, damaged, lb. 6 ? I
Tallow, lb. ? 6
Beeswax .????. O ?
WOOL.
Bright N?. i. tubw?suad, lb. II ? 2?
Bright. No. 2. -.ubweshed. ? 24 1
Ch unwashed, free of burrs. ? 31 ;
lh.! unwashed, lightly burry. 17 ? 1?
Ch unwaahad, medium burry ? 16
Ch., unwash'd. h.-.a\> burry. II?? II ]
Market Conditions-Market continues so- j
live.
CtnCAOO GRAIN MARKET.
Chicago August 22 -Yesterdays bulge in
wheat, occasioned In part by prediction of
,weather inimical to ihe crop, was more than
lost to-day when the prophecies failed of
I fulfilment. December wheat closed '?'? 1c.
lower. Good weather arm corn down. Do
I cember finishing Vie, down The close
' o, oats was '?, Vic. under yesterday, and
\ the de, line in provisions ranged from 5c.
in Januar> to 7f.c. In September perk.
I Leading futures ranged as follows:
Open. Illsh. l/iw Close.
; WHEAT?
sert. ?54 ??i Wi !?'i
|,er . 9.-,l~ 95S 911, 941??
Mnv. LOlll l.Ol'i I.OO'.i 1 "'r'?
Cl ?RN
<rpt . r.4?? 64?. 61*4 t5S?i
tl,r. 61S 6'.?, 61', 611,
Mar . 6l>4 61?* 63', 63!?
I DATS
Sept. 42'i 42?. 42 4J>,?
Mav . Ik It 47,S 47?,
IMESS PORK ?Ter bbl.
I Pept .16.70 16.9? 16 20 l?..V>
? .Inn.' .16.52 16.55 16.36 16.37
LARD -Per I? lbs
, Hepl . 0.27 927 9 17 9.17
! or . . 9.30 9.10 9.12 9.22
Dee . 9.02 9.02 s.97 6.92
.Ian . s.97 ?.97 6 47 6.90
Ma. . 6.95 ?.?*. $ 90 S 90
SHORT RIBS -Per 100 lbs.
Se.pl.? 10 9.19 9.06 ?.01
Ocl.9 05 9.07 9 00 9.02
Jan.1.45 S.45 1.35 6.37
Rereipts -Wheat, 150,00 bushels; mm. 169,
I OOtj bushell oats. I"J f'" bushels. Shipments
- Wheat. .IST.O"! bushels; <-orn, 271/?) bushels;
oats, '.76.0O0 bushels
NEW lORK PRODUE MARKET.
New York. August 22 ? Flour?Steady and
unchanged, Itye Flour-Firm Cornmeal
Btsady, Rye and Barley?Nominal. Wheat
Irregular; No 2 red. 94*,r elevator and
(WHc ' h. afloa.1. Options closed \c. ret
? ? ? September. 96 I1-16C; December ILtXrJi
|Corn Km'. No 2. 7244c. elevator, ilomestlc
? bans. t? arrive, and 71c for export. No. 2
' .. h afloat. Future market wa* without
transactions Oats?Firm; new, standard
white. .46c, rutures nominal.
Tallow Wool. Rosin. Molasses and Rlce
Al| steady Petroleum?Quiet Turpentine?
Easy. Sugar - Haw. strong; refined, firm.
I ?,ft>-. FU1 ires rloeed firm. *?i 17 points net
higher spot, quiet. Bio. No. 7. !3V,r.; fian
1 12*4 ?14r.; mild, dull; Cordova.
II? 16c. Butter and Cheese.- Steady and un
ehanged ' F.ggs- Irregular and unchanged
rotau/es-Kirm. southern ?veels, per barrel,
l2.M4r3.60. Cabbages?Steady and unchang?
ed. Freights und Peanuts?Unchanged.
Cottonseed oil was easy tinder the failure
of Europe to follow the late advance here,
together with seattnred ljquldiutlon. ibeur
pressure and the decline In hog product*.
Future* closed 41J11 points nat lower. Au?
gust) S.960S.M; September. 6.77(56."?; Octo?
ber. 3.5?1Tt>.?0: Deoembor. 6.4696.41: January.
5.4795.49; prime crude, nominal; do. summer
yellow, 5S6tS6.00; do. winter yollow, S.eofl>
S.M; do. summer whit*. 6.6OS6.40.
CATTLE MARKET?.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Sales at Union Stock Yards.)
Richmond. Va., August 31. 1911.
Report of the live stock market for ths
?-eek ending August 21;
Receipts?Cattle, 355 head; calves, ITS head;
theep. ;00 head: hogs. 31? head.
liest steers, 8<- i medium tu good. iQPfa.;
,-ommon to fair, ItftMjc.; best heifers. 5^
,'?e.; meilluin to stood. IU?it\i\; common to
'air. 3V, ft 3*4c.: best cows. Iffmr.: modlcm
'o good, 3473*4c.; common to fair. 2fi ;*???.:
>ul!s. :;ijH te.; calves, .">fi7c. Cows and
lalves?Quoted at $234*50.00 per head. Best
angs. 7'-<f'\r.j sews and stags. Sff&'jf..
?>rst lambs, JH 'i (c . common, ;'j it;r ; sheep.
.";f/3'4c
Chicago. 111.. August S2.?rattle-Receipts
5,000 head. Market steady. Beeves, $4.Ml ,"i
5.10. Texas steers, ii.306t.4S; western tteers.
14.234rCM; Steckers nnil feeders. I1.10O3.S0;
?ti?i and heifers. Ii 6.?0; calves. $(<*/$.(0.
Hogt?Receipts 13,000 head. Market steady.
Light, tT.3&07.?: m'xed. ?7.20? 7.M; heavy,
|7.o". T/T.'O; rough. ?7.05?1-7.3?; good to choice
heavy. S7.M07.StV; piss. IS.Mtf7.60j hulk of
? ules. fT.M07.7S. Shtep?Receipts 23,000 head.
Market steady Native. I2.U0S.8O! western.
12.6808.78; yearlings. M0S.28: Iambi, native,
S4.SS0t.tt; western. Jt.75177.05.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRT GOODS MARXST.
New York. August la. ?Dry goods In first
hands contributed to a moderate amount of
business In ootton goods for nearby deliv?
eries. Some business was reported In print
cloths, coarse counts fetched l-l*c. a yard
more than yesterday, while a stale of 30-lnch
6Sx72 Southern goods was reported at 6c.
Worsted dress goods prices were reduced
2Vfcc. a yard. Trade In men's wear was
qulot. A fair volume oi buatneas was done
!n silks for fall delivery
NAVAL STORES
Wilmington, N. C. August 22.?Turpentine
?Steady at 40-V?c.; receipts II casks. Roslr.?
Steady at 15.1?; receipts 235 barrels. Tar?
Firm at lernlpts 4 barrels. *"rude Tur?
pentine? Firm at S3T7 4.C?>: receipts 36 barrels.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. AUGUST 22. 1811.
ARRIVED.
steamer Hrandoa. Ilnrney. .Norfolk, mer?
chandise and passenger*. Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Pocahuntai.. Craves. Norfolk and
.lames River landings, merchandise and pat?
s'tigers. Virginia Navigation Company.
SAILED.
MearnT Hrandon. llarney. Norfolk, mer?
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
?JOtflS.
THE JEFFERSON
RICHMOND, VA,
Coolest Restaurant tn the City.
Club Breakfast a Specialty.
Lobby Cooled by Battery of Electric Fans.
The most magnificent hotel in the South.
European plan. Rooms single and en suite,
with and without baths. Spacious sample
room*.
Haie. J1.J0 per dav and upward.
The Guerrant,
Fflain and Third strets.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
American Plan. High class accom?
modations, with best of cuisine and
service, at moderate prices. Cars at
door to depot and all points of Interest.
Terms Include meals $2.00 to $3.50
per day. 310.00 to $15.00 per week.
_J. W. nni.l,. Prop
The Valentine Musenm
ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS*.
Opan dally from 10 A. M. to I P II
Admission 2R? Free .it, ??ti.r.i-.v?
The Confederate Museum
TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETS.
OPEN ? A. M TO 6 P. M._
JRiitlroaoff.
McMonu^eu?Ticbli'i & p?tolac R.R
TO AND FROM WASHING TON AND BEYOND.
Leave Richmond
?6.3(1 A.?. Bjrd St. bta.
?S.?a A.M. Main St. ?U.
?<?>.."> a.?1. Bjrd 6t.8u.
?7.80 A.M. Sate St. Sta.
?8.in A.M. Bjrd ht. KU.
?Ii.Ol DoonBrr4 8t.su.
!4.00 P.M. Bjrd Si. Ma.
4.16 P.M. Elba Nutlon.
6.16 P.M. MalnSl-Su.
?S.20P.M. ByrdSt. RU.
Arrive Richmond
?7.60 A.M. BjrtHt.Sti.
(1 1.? A.M. Elba Station,
til .:i6 A.M. Bird Si. Ma
?1.18 P.M. Main St. 8U.
?2.46 P.M. UjroSt.su
?7.86 P.M. BjrdSUSU.
?0.10 P.M. Bjrd St.flu.
?0.40 P.M. MalnSt.SU.
?U.0& P.M. Maln6t.Sta.
?12.60 night Bjrd St.SU.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS?WEEKDAYS.
Leere Ii; rj St. SU. 1 .no P. B. for Frederlckibirr.
i Lmtc ElbaSu. 7.60 A.M.,0.30 P. M. for Asblsod
Arrlrc Bjrd St.gU.S.tft A.M. from Frederick'1,'?
Arrlre Elba Sta. 6.80 A.M..6J10 P.M.from Ashland.
?Dailyl tWctkdays. (Sundajs only.
All trains to or from Byrd Street Station
(except trains leaving 5.30 a. m. and arriving
is.50 night) stop at Elba. Time of arrival! ana
dcparturea not guarantied. Read the aigoi.
i Atlantic Coast Line
EFFECTIVE JULY 2. :?U
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
For Florida and South: 8:16 A. if. ant
t:tt P. M. 1:0C A M. Charleston.
For Norlolk: "i-.jb. 8:00 A M., ?1:00 P. it..
1:10 P. M., "7:10 P. M.
For N. * W. At. W > it: 6:16 A M . 11:00
A. M.. *S:00 P. M. and ?:?0 P. It.
Vor Petel ibu'i: 1:00 A. M.. 6:16 A. M.,
??8:10 a M.. c A 1. M.. V:0o A. ii.. 10:00
A. M.. ??:?? P. M.. 1:10 P. M.. 6:06 P. tL.
??T-.tc P. M.. 7:Si P. M.. ?:M P. M , 11:46 P. Id.
< For Uolusboro and Fayetieville: ?4:10 P. hL
Train arrive Klchmond dally: 6:20 A. if.,
t:40 A. M . 6:66 A M.. lg:? A. M . "lO^tf
A M., 2:40 A. if., ??11:46 A. M., ?2:00 P.
??2:16 P. M.. 1:06 P. M. t:16 P. M.. 8:O0 P. it.,
?:00 P. M.. "W:V> P. it., 11:30 P. U.
? Except Juniay. ?? Sunday only.
Time of arrival and departur* and con
pectluni not guaranteed.
C a CAMPBELI* D. P. A
NORFOLK SOUTHERN
Lv. Norloik: '1:16 and ?11 A. it.. *9 P. it.
for Eastern OK0.11>? and the South.
Lv, Raleigh: "6:16 A. M.. Ti and 'Ida P. 4L.
(or Kasten, Curuilna and Norfolk.
Pullman Sleeping Can boiween Norfolk.
Raleigh; also Goldiboro and Norfork.
?DalU ? >? Ex. Bun.
C. D. LEG RANDE. O. A., American Nations
Bank. 'Phone Monroe 1*11. Richmond.
W. W. CROXTON, G. P. A.. Norfolk. Va.
oF.ABOARU AIR 1.1 NC
Bouthbound trains ichedulad to leave Rich?
mond daily: 9.10 A it.?Local to Norllna.
1.20 P. M.?Sleepers and coaches. Atlanta,
Birmingham. Savannah. Jacksonville and
Florida points. 0:60 P. M.?Sleepers and
coaches, savannah, Jacksonville and Florida
points 11:13 P. M.?Sleepers and coaches, At?
lanta, Birmingham, Memphis and the South
welt. Northbound trains scheduled to arrlvs
In Richmond daily: 6:82 A. M.. 7:22 A iL.
&??. ? M ?-?40 P. it
Our Individual Deposits
Have truly had a steady upward growth, and it is grati?
fying to this management that many of our custom?
ers are "speaking a good word for us." To all such
we wish to give assurance of our appreciation.
Listen a moment to our proposition:
We are not in the commercial end of banking, and
therefore are not competing for active accounts. But
we want Corporations, Firms and Individuals to know
that we want Inactive accounts, subject at all times
to check, and allow interest on balances maintained.
Virginia Trust Co.,
RICHMOND, VA.
Capital One Million Dollars
JTuanctot
jf?uru(aL
$3,000,000 Guarantee
Against Loss Offered bj die Stockholders to Depositors in the
NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA,
Incorporated 1865.
CAPITAL $1.200.000. SURPLUS $600,000.
STOCKHOLDERS' LIABILITY $1,200,000.
In addition, the stockholders have placed the management in the hands of the following Board
of Directors and Officers:
E. B. Addison.
E. L. Bemiss.
T. H. Elicit.
H. Theo. EHyson,
Geo. L. Christian,
T. A. Gary,
Carl H. NoltinR.
William T. Reed,
I. W. Rothen,
Wut. Northrop,
DIRECTORS:
T. C. Williams, Jr.. R. G. Rennolds,
E. C. Laird. W. M. Habliston,
lno. Garland Pollard, Benj. P. Aleop,
W. P. Glinn. B. Rand. Wcflford.
Eppa Hum on, Jr., S. W. Travers.
OFFICERS:
}. G. Tinsley.
no. T. Wilson,
aa. A. Moncure,
Jno. Skelton Williams,
F. D. Williams.
WILLIAM T. REED, Vice-president.
W. M. HABLISTON, President.
JON. SKELTON WILLIAMS, Vice-Presldent.
W. M. ADDISON. Cashier.
O. S. MORTON. Assistant Cashier. JOHN TYLER, Assistant Cashier.
W. H. SLAUGHTER, Assistant Cashier. J. M. BALL, Jr.. Assistant Cashier.
ACCOUNTS SOLICITED.
3% Interest Paid in Savings Department
13c ready with a little money
when opportunity comes to your
door.
Commonwealth Bank
_^?roaoi^
Richmond & Petersburg Electric Railway
Car* leave Manchester, Sevenib and Perr*
Streets, for J'eiersuurg:
?a. 7, ?. **, 10. u, 'li a. il, i ; ?>. u
??6:44, H, 7, S, ??, 1? p. H.
U:00 P. M. for Cbosier, 12:00 midnight (or
Petersburg.
Ca.'i loo-vo Petersburg, foot ?f Gycamor.
mi est, tor Manobestor:
16.Id. 1:1*. "7:1?. -/.St. 8:85. , ?. *10:K. U:H
A. kL. U:U. al:U. 2:11. I X. ?4:38, I:S. ?:?.
?7:?. ..16. ?:??. -10 ?0, 11:40 P. H.
IDaUy except Sunday and holidays.
?Carrie? baggage and expren.
??Limited, axcept Sundays and bolldaura.
All cart from Petersburg connect wttb
cara for Richmond.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
N. B.?Following schedule ngurtf* puoitabea
as lnturmatiou and not guaranteed'
? :10 A M. ?Dally?Local for Charlotte. Dur
bain and Raleigh. 10:16 A. M.? Dally?LlrnK
?1 For all polnta South Drawing Room
isufful Sle?i-i:ig Car to Asheville. N. C. 3:00
P. M. Ex. Sun. ?Local for Durham and In
lermcdtnle atatlur.a. 6:00 P. 11. Ex. Sun.?
Keysvlllc Local. 11:11 P. U.?Dally?Llmltad
?For ail polnta South. Pullman ready at >:3l
1'. M
TORK RIVER LIN E.
?:80 P. SI.-Ex dun.?T. West PL, connect,
bag for Baltimore Mod., Wed. and Frl. I:M
A. ai.- Ex. Sun. and 2:U> P M.- Men.. Wad.
and Frt.?Local to Weat Point
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From the South: 41:60 a. if., | 06 P. M
dally: 1:40 A M. Ex. Sin..; 12:66 Ex. Sun.;
t:00 P. M- dally. From Walt Point: 9:H A.
M. Dc.l> . 1>:8S A M Wed. and Frl.; ?:S 1'.
M. '.x. DUu.
B. & BURGESS. D. P. a.,
120 A Main St 'Phon. Madlaon tit.
Norfolk and Western Railway
ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
Schedule In Effect May 14,
Leave Hyrd Street nation, Richmond, FOR
NORFOLK: bS:10 A. M.. *?:00 A. M., al:00 P.
M M:10 P. M.. 07:00 P. ii.
FOR LYNCHBUR? AND THE WEST:
?6:15 A. M.. ?lu:00 A. M., aj .00 P. M_, '?uo
P. M.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk. ^11:40 A.
M. bll:4& A. M . *I:I6 P. M., bl0:I6 P. M..
?11-20 P. M. From the Waat: mt:tS A. it.,
a2:bo P. M.. balla p. M.. ?6:06 P. m_. *i:M p. M.
'Dally. aDally ex. Sunday. oSunday only.
Pullman Parlor and Sleeping Cara, Cafe
Dining Cara. C H. BOSLKT,
D. P. A_, Richmond, Vo.
?W. B. BEVILL, O. P. A_ Rosnoka. Va
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
7:16 A. ?Local?Dally?Newport Newa.
B-.ao A.- Local.?Dally?Ch'vllle. Ex. Sun. C
Forge.
fS:00 A.?Express?Dally?Norfolk, Old Pol*L
00:00 Aw?Local-*Dally?L:b>bg. L?x. C. Forge.
tll:45 A.?Mm. Spl. Ex. Sunday?w. Sulphur.
?2:00 P.?Expreaa?Dally?Cln.-L'WKe.
14:00 P.?Expreaa?Dally?Norfolk. N. Newa
6:00 P?Local?Dally?N. Newa, Old Point.
6:16 P.?Looal?Hx. Sunday?Gordonavllle.
?5:15 P.?Local?Ex. Kunday ? I.chbg. Natural
Bridge, Clifton Forge.
?6:35 P.?Limited?Dally?Cincinnati. Chicago.
?11:00 P.? Expreaa?Dally?Cincinnati. L'vllle.
?Sle-per*. tParlor cara.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND?Local from
Eaat: S:24 A. M.. 7:50 P. M. Through from
East: 11 :S0 A. M.. I:K P. tl.
Local from Weat: "*8:30 A. M . ???1*0 A. M.,
6 U. P. M. and 3:20 P. M. Through: 7:00 A.
M.. 2:46 P. M.
James River Line: M8:85 A. M.. 8:16 P. M.
??Dally except Sunday.
RICHMOND AND rrBXSAl'EAKE BAT
RAILWAY COUP AMY.
Schedu:. of electric tralni to sad from
Ashland, atopplng at Intermediate etatloni
upon algnal: Lt. Richmond (Broad and
Laurel Ste.J, ?6:05. *7:10, 8:10b, 0:10. '"lOiia,
M:10 A. M . 1:10, 2:10, 2:10, 4:l?b, 6:10, 1:2?,
1:10. 8.10b. 10:10. 11.46 P. M. Lv. Asbland.
?6:6?. 7b. 8. ?b. 10, "11 A. M., 13 M.. -1.
t 8. 4, 6b. 6. 7. 8. (b. U P. ML
?Dally except Sunday. "Sunday or.lg.
Marries baggage.
jS?tcamboat8. _
Chesapeake Steamship Co.
Big new ships, "City if Norfolk" and
"City ol Baltimore."
Equipped with wireless telegraphy. Tele?
phone service throughout the ahipa. State?
rooms en suite, with batha. Prices from
7sc to (3.50. Excellent meals. 76c
TO BALTIMORE AND THE NORTH VIA
NO'lFOLK A.VD OLD POINT.
Leave Richmond Dally, except Sun., via
N, & W. Ry. 3:00 P. M., Nor?'Ik 6:15 P M.
C. At O. Ry.. 4:00 P. M. Daiiy. Old Point
7.10 P. M.
O. D. S. S. Co. 7:00 P. M. Dally (one day la
Norfolk).
Va. Nav. Co. 6:30 A. M. (Monday. Wednes?
day and Friday).
Tickets at all offices For staterooms
apply to S. E. BUKOESS. D. P.' Agent. ?2?
East Main Street. Richmond.
"ASK MR. BOWMAN"
About vacation trips to New York, Ber?
muda, Jamaica, Panama. Niagara, Great
Lakes, Canada, Boston. Nova Scotia
and New Foundland. I'lionn Madison
51 54.
SAM'ti H. BOWMAN,
Tourist Argent,
;0s 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 i W. By. 3:00 P. M.. Norfolk 6:20 P. M.
C tc O. Ry. 4:00 P. M , Old Point 7:30 P. M.
O. D. B. 8. Co. 7:00 P. M. (one day In Nor?
folk).
Va. Nav. Co. 6:30 A. M. (Monday, Wednes?
day and Friday).
Tickets at al> offices. For staterooms ap- i
ply to H. M. BOY KIN. Agent. 830 Bast Main
Street
Merchants and Miners Transportation Co
Norfolk to Boston, Mum., and
Providence. H. I.
Steamer* leave Norfolk for Boaton, Sun.,
Tuea. and Frl.; for Provldonee. Mon.. Wed.
and Sat at 7 P. M. Passenger* and freight
taken (or all .<?? England point- Tickst*
on cale at office a & O. Ky., M. * W. Ry.,
8. H. Bowman. ."OS East Main, and HUhniond
Transfer Co.. 801 Eaat Main. j
OUR NEW HOME
The Broad Street Bank
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
Mob and BnrElar-Proof Vault.
DIRECTORS i
Henry W. Anderson,
Benj. P. Alsop,
Leon Dlttelbach,
T. H. Ellett,
H. F. GTlmmell.
W. M. Habllston,
I. H. -Kaufman,
Raphael Levy,
Geo. W. Maliter,
.'ohn Murphy,
W, S. Rhoads,
J. TV. Rothert.
J. W. Tyler,
John ("5. Walker.
B. Rand. Wellford.
W. M. Habllston.
President.
I W. Rothert.
let Vice-President.
.Ino Walker.
Id Virc-President
Andre?- M. Olovcr.
Cashier.
POUNDED 1901.
Saufe Depository Boxen For Hem.
All Facilities for Blinking-. Accounts
ACTIVE AND INACTIVE ACCOUNTS OF INDIVID?
UALS, FIRMS, CORPORATIONS.
3% Interest Paid on Savings
We will appreciate all the business that you send us.
bank of
commerce: & trusts
Your Insurance Rate Is Fixed
By the fire hazard of your risk.
Reduce the hazard and you reduce the premium.
CONSULT
Virginia State Insurance Company
Organized 1865.
HOME OFFICE, - - MAIN AND FIFTH STREETS.
Phone Madison 4000.
Expert Insurance Advice Given Gratis.
.?fiaMlulB?
INCORPORATED 1832.
Seventy-nine Years in Successful Operation.
Virginia Fire and Marine
Insurance Co., of Richmond, Va.
ASSETS, $1,590,315.55
OFFICE 1015 E.MAIN STREET
Why not pay all your household
expenses by check?
Manchester National Bank
Steamboats.
OLD DOMINION LINE
Lv. Richmond foot of Aab at. dally.7:00 P. M.
Uiv? Newport Now*.i:0OA.M.
Arrive Norfolk.ttOO A. M
Connect* with main line steamer* laavlna
Norfolk for New York dally except Sunday
7:00 P. M. Connection* alio made by N. A
W. By. 3 P. M. and C. & O. Ry. at i P. It
Nlfbt I.inn *team*r* atop at Claramont u
utd or receive passengers on slynel.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CO.?Jam** Rlvai
by dayltsht for Norfolk. Ol? Point. New.
p?Tt New* and all Jam** River landing*.
St lamer l*av*s Monday. Wednesday an*
Friday at t:M X. M Fr.icht re ??4 tor all
I 'mil River landings. Thon- ->o 171
la Ticket Once. I J r -a
I You Must
I Think Right
fl To succeed in business. Doing
?J this involves hanking, and your
M sucros? Increases if your check I
Hj aceoniu. is placed -where the very ?
? hest banking' service Is rendered, tj
? Thinking- rig>ht means deposit- ?
I ing in the strong, reliable 85
I First National Bank 1
RICHMOND, VA.
I Capital and Surplus, $2,000,000 1

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