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New York
Stock Market
New York. August 23.?The stock
market to-day lapsed into Its extrem?
dullness of tho early summer;. Trans?
actions were almost the smallest of
Hiiy "lay for some weeks, and business
WAS Of the most perfunctory character.
Such tendency as the list manifested
at odd intervals was mostly In the di?
rection of lower pliers. Indeed, a
number Of new low records were ?s
tabllshed for the movement, Southern
Pacific i-nd American Tobacco prefer.*
red coming In for that belated distinc?
tion. Prom the ilrsl hour. In which
prices fell abruptly, except In Cana?
dian Pacific which tried to recover
son;.' of its recent severe decline, the
market rose anil fell, sometimes wlth
?h a ope-point range, but oftencr than
nol changes were h'Orc circumscribed
In fact, from 11 /clock tint" an hour
he?.,re ihe close, only 111, ''00 shares
changed hands. ..nd the total output,
was less than 1:76.000.
such discussion as the day evoked
deal: largely with the policy of econ?
omy and genera! retrenchment to which
many ,.f the large rcMrottdi und other:
rested interests are clearly commit?
ted A rather pessimistic Int.Mvl.w.
attributed to the he.nl of 'he Atchisnn
road, was in line with th's program
and confirmed the belief row generally
prevalent that conservatism and ex-|
t;e:ne euutlcn in money spending are
to guide all corporate undertakings I
for the balance of the year, if liot for
p longer period.
The adjournment <>f Congress passed!
by utterlj Ignored. :ind interest now
hinges oh the utterances of the chief;
executive of the nation In *.ns forth-;
coming lou- A new turn vat given
to the Moroccan situation oh cables
from Paris announcing thai discussion
of that matter Is to come up on Frl-I
day. and Berlin advices reported a
subsidence ol anxiety over that cues-|
tlon on its Bourse. The labor situa?
tion at home continues rather criti?
cal in some railway t.uortere. parti?
cularly on the southern Pacific and Il?
linois Central lines. The day was de
void of crop news, but all signs point
to general bettermenL
News respecting tbe steel and Iren
Industry was somewhat conflicting. A
few of . tbe railroads have placed ord?
ers for very mode-ate quantities of
rails, but other products ere being of?
fered at lower prices, as a result of
?which the valumc of business for tho
year may attain to last year's propor?
tions Front the plants of the United
States Steel Corporation. In the Pltts
l.urg district, came word to-day that
the perctntage of activity Is smaller
than last weeks, and that no marked
increase is looked for until Septt mber
Conditions In the copper metal trnde
er? regarded with no small degree of
satisfaction. There has been a very
large demand recently, largely from
domestic consumers, and one of the
largest producing companies said to
have marketed all its output since
April i Relatively more firmness has;
he-en shown by copper securities in the,
recent decline than in any other class
of stocks
Further unsettlement was shown by
the market in the lust hour, with an?
other drive against th" active group
chiefly Union Pacitlc, Southern Pacific
and Atcheson. The movement was stig
gestue of short selling, but was halt?
ed before It had gone very for. and |
?wi.s lolloued by further stagnntion
The closing was dull, with a heavy un?
dertone. In rhlch a majority of stock
recorded net losses.
The bond market was eHSler. Total
seles, par value, amounted to $1,IB6.
uoo.
United States government 2 per
rents, advanced 1-S on call.
Total sales for tbe day. 271,Son
shares
New York. August 2" ?Money on
rail steady; highest I 1-4 per cent,
lowest, '2. ruling rate, 2 1-4: last loan.
2 1-t, closing bid. 2 t-S; offered at
2 l-i. Time loans steady; sixty days.
2 3-4Si 3 per cent.; ninety days. 3: six
months. 3 1 -257 3 3-4. Prime mercan?
tile paper. 4 1-4 to 4 1-2 Sterling ex?
change firm, with actual business In
bankers' bills nt $1.83*0 for six -day
Mils, and at $4.$610$ 84.8615 f? de?
mand. Commercial bills. SIAI. (Bar
Silver. T2 1-4 Mexican dollars. 16.
nrv ii.Mojm stock market,
n> Richard W. Maury.
Ftork and Bond Broker. 10!f, r. Main Street.
Richmond, va., Aufftisi l.ci.
SALUS AT BOARD.
National Rank of Virginia?le at Jjo,
STATE SECURITIES. Rid Asked.
Virginia 3?. Old. C. and R . 1932_ SS
Va. Centuries. ;-3, e. and Ft , 195!.. RS tSVi
RAILROAD BONOS.
A C. 1. R R. fon. Tr. 4 p e.... 5?
C and O. Osn'1 M . 4S?. !9e2 . 101
Georgia. Sou. ani Fla., . 1?
Georgia ar.i Al%, con. t?. sue_ 105
?No.- and West. Ry. la. 19M. !?
Seaboard Air Lint 4i, ISiO. K7
Seaboard Adjustment 3?. 1M9.
Eoutiie.n Railway ist iwt. :,?
So. R, Dev. and <S. M. 4?. 1JC6. ,,'
Weitem N. c. 1st SS, C.. 1914. 104 ...
STREET RAILWAY BONDS.
Va Ry. and Power Co. 1934_ 9&
STREET ?V. STOCKS, P>ar.
Va Ry. and Power Co. pfd_Id
Va. Ry. and Tower Co. pfd_lie sofc ...
RAILROAD STOCKS. par.
Atlantic Coast Line com.KO Its
Chesapeake and ohKi.KO
Norfolk and Western fom.100 10J ...
Itouihe-n llut'wu) pfd.100 CM; .'.
t'ouilitm Railway cum.!0u S-. " !.'?.
BANK AND TRUST CO. STOCKS.
Amer.inn National.100 1 so
P.road St ret t. :'j j-j 7^
First National.109
Merchants National.10)700 .?
Mechanics and Merchants..._;oo rg, .*"?'
Natioi.a: Bank of Virginia.100 200 SO!
National state and cltj Bank..loo U(
Plan-er? National. :?? 75-?
Havings Rank o>l Ru-hinond_3? 73 -j
Union ha-.-.V. r,t Richmond. &o 300
Vlrr.nls J'ruet Company.100 IB0
1N6TJ RANCB COM PAN I ES.
Vlrrinla F!.-e and Marine.. 2f <9
MISCELLANEOUS.
Arr.fr. Tob. Co, p.M 4 p e. y,
American Loco Co. pfc.jot "\
Va.-Csr Cheni. p!d i p r.lio in iii
Quotation? tat Interest-paying bond* are
at a price to whl Interest must be added
Income bond, Mi.ficatrs of indtbttd
cese are r.at.
BOND LIST.
Allls-Cha'.mers t?. . . ,,<,
Amtrlcan Tobacc0 Company 4s..."..'!'. tM'
American Tobacco Company if ........ "jS
At.antic. COSSI Line 1st Is..... !4 I
A. C. L.-L. and N. 4s .
Atlar.ti- Coast Line tone ?, ibid.'""' I.'t
Chesapeake and Ohio enrv. It^s
Noifolk and Western .on\
StaboAid Air Line 4s.
fea:.c-)o Air Line ad), -s tbldi
ftttttthern del: Tel. is.
Southern Railway dev. is.
6oul!:ern Railway :.s.
laiii 1
'"it!
open AN ACCOUNT WITH
The Union Bank
of Richmond
1107 EAST M.4IN STREET.
81.00 MAKES A START. 3 PER
CENT. INTEREST
Official Range and Sale of Stocks in New York
Sales. Stock.
Allls-Chalmers .
AltU-Chalmers, ptd.
(>/*?<-< Amulmimatcd Copper ... GO**
Amor. Agrl. Chein., com. ...
W Amur. Beet Sugar, com., ?l3?
<v? American ('an . 10
i'<? American fan. pfd. 84*4
lfrj Amer. fur an i Foundry, :oi?
Amur Car and Nun., pfd ...
American Col ion Oil.
Bv THOMAS BRANCH & CO. Bankers, and Brokers.
Open. High. Low. Bid. Asked. Sal ca. Stock
Closing
. 614 "Vt
19 1914
60*4
Open
9
100 American Linseed OH..
100 American Locomotive ?
Amor. I.rficiMiiotive. pfd.
200 Amer. Mali Co., pfd. 40'4
2,400 American Smelting . 71
1'? American Stiffs I . 114T?
1,200 Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co... 133*4
ICS American Tobacco, com. 373
1,400 American Tobacco, pfd.. 9'?.4
100 Anaconda Copper . 30
?.','.100 Atchlson . loi's
200 Atlantic Coast Lino. 122*4
A <'. L. of Connecticut,
"fif") Baltimore and Ohio.
-??> Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
Central Leather, com...
9,848 Canadian Pacific .
BOO Chesapeake and Ohio.
lint Chicago Great Wester
3.40O Chi.. Mil. and St. Paul... IUVj
tin Crucible Steel Cor., com. 1114
Crucible steel, pfd.
?00 Chicago and Northwest.
."'?(Colorado Fuel and Iron.
SCO Colorado and Southern..
1,000 Consolidated Has .
Delaware and Hudson...
IO0 Den. and Rio Gran., com.
llf. Den. opd Bio Gran., pfd.
100 Distillers" Sec. Cor.
t\S00 F.rle .
?r?l Krle. 1st pfd.
Fed. Mln. and Sm? pfd.
General Electric .
Great Northern, pfd . 124H
S00 Gr er. I Northern Ore ctrr. 17*,
reo Illinois Central . 140
gOO Interboro-Met. 1614
100*4
'.331,
73*4
19'-,
14114
28=?
ta>*
13.,12
5314
31%
30
tr>?i
r.i?,
10
9
34?
133*4
373
?014
103*4
I'.;
19'-.
114*4
I1T4
iii'i
29*4
t&'4
13616
UM
3l?i
12414
47*1
140
lMs
H?
S4-m
9
36 U
'4?14
70? a
114*4
133*1
3-iS
SS'i
36
104?.
122*4
I?0V4
75*4
232
73\
191a
114',
11T4
?114
20
6S14
31*4
6(?,4
63
bl<4
10
S4
sou
11614
5314
36V..
104l.j
39
70*4
Hl'4
133*4
."AS
low*
7?*i
2l><t
7.".' ~
IV-1
111
11*1
M
140'..
"<l
49'i
13814
161U
24? A
33'i
31!~
29'?.
1?U
iro
124' i
47
139" .
16
H
10',
84%
3":'s
116
3 Hi
914
36*4
107
41
70*.
? 91-i
3614
104 ft
123
243
1?0%
233?
71
20
114',
UK
81*4
HU?
30
19%
137
1SS
24?
M
31*4
29*?
4f*-i
>''? -j
ir.4
12."',
' 17%
110
I6V4
47??
UilVi
143'.?
ivo lnt"jrboro-Mel.. pfd.
Int. Mer. Marine, com...
International Paper ?
100 Int. Paper, pfd.
Kan City South., com..
2.2'X> I.ehigh Valley .
IO0 Louisville anil Naahvllh
Manhattan .
240 Mo. Kan. and Texas ... :i!',
Mo., Kan. und Tex., pfd. ...
800 Missouri Pacific . 4P
National Lead .
1,200 New York Central. I'M'.,
100 N. V.. Ont. and Western 40
1,100 Norfolk and Western... 102*4
1,900 Northern Paelllc . H?W
I0<> Pacific M?ll . 29
1,826 Pennsylvania . 12014
People's Gas .
101 Piltsburg Co..l. com. IS>.?
Pressed Steel far.
Pressed steel Car, pfd.
Uv. Steed Spring, coin.
31,900 Beading . 1?'?
300 Republic Iron and Steel 26*4
100 Republic I. and S. pfd.. 92
1,800 Hock Island .
100 Roch Island, pfd.
Sloss-Sheffield .
i2.9-.io Southern Pacific .
."..70o Southern Hallway .
40) Southern Railway, pfd
'.23 Standard Oil .
Tennessee for per .
fiO ? Texas Pacific .
76.M? Union Pacific .
300 Cnlted States Rubber... 7H
70,650 United States Ste "1. '-'??
2,600 United States Ste?l, pfd 115*4
100 Va.-far. Chemical . 65%
420 Va.-far. Chemical, pfd.. 1181?
Va. Hy. and Power, com ...
Va. Ry. and Power, pfd. ...
ion Wabash . 14'4
300 Wahash. pfd. 30
?jio W\stcrn Union . ?7?M
Total sales for daj'. '-'
Tolal sales fui week (three
High. Low
41*4 tl'T-i
26'4
?214
29*4
68*4
170*1
47*4
va
H3V?
31'?
12
102*4
119S
121
is'.
111%
26*4
26U
19^4
68*4
60S
171'v
37*',
115*4
:?<?
11814
47H?
IiB'h
41'4
ittt*4
10214
Bid. Asked.
Closing
42 42',
I 41?
10 11
474 I7H
29V4 M
16414 164*4
143 144 1
i3i 13!? ;
3114 SU.,
<?'7 OS
1114 U*4 I
5114 5
10314 104 1
10 4"Vi
102'.'. IV3
I Iib*4
30 31
120*4 121141
l<?'., 10.|
I"- 19';
31H 32
97 100
3.' 32 '^
143*4 14311
26*4 26 ?
9? v:
19*4
68! 1
24*4
169*4
37 V,
ST*4
11614
M'i
118
4*'..
42
11114
2814
6SV4
596
31 ?4
2414
16914
37',
7SU.
11$
'S
<fi
H'4
29V.
l*?-i 1414
30 30
7314 -514
'4.800 shares.
davsl. I.4KJM? vV,:ire?
fulled Stales Steel Ss. 10IH
Vs.- Brown Bros, ctfs. lbld>. 60
i'?.-'"ar. Cham. 1st ?S. SS*?
It's hash deb. 4s. ?.'??
Wabssh-Fltt?. 1st (s. 44
rannma ikw 3s. 10"'.?
COTTON MARKETS.
New Tork, August 33.?II was another I
qulst day In the cotton markst and fluct
uatlor.s were again comparatively narrow
with an early decline, followed by a rally,
and with the close, steady avt a nat advajica |
of from points on near months and
of 5 3 6 points on active naw crop positions.
The market opened steady at an advance j
of t point oa August, but generally 16 4 I
points lower, nnd during the first few mln- 1
utes active new crop positions sold from i
: ;r ?! polst? Under the closing figures of yes?
terday as a rosult of scattered liquidation
and local bear pra&surc encouraged by I
easier cables.
Receipt! to-day 16,016 bales against 6.3IS 1
last \\*ok and 7,7'.*2 last year. To-day's re- t
cciplg at New Orleans. Ml bales asjalnsl r.ttt ;
last week and 341' last year. At Houston j
to-day, 10,171 bales against 6,364 last week I
und <At: last year.
I'olton fuluirs opened and closed steady:
Open. High. Low. Close.
I.'.fin r.'.3<
11.32
ILK
IL43
11.31
11.21
11..1*
II. ?7
n <??.
11.33
11.30
11.41
11.31
11.43 .
11.61 ;
ILM I
point*. 1
Auj; list .I
September .
October .11.2?
November .
December .11.32
January .11.27
March .1.11.33
May .311.0
July .
Spot cotton closed quiet, net
higher; middling uplands. 12.70; middling
gulf. 13.96.
' otton. (tutet: middling. 12.70; gross r?- I
ccipis, SiC bales; block. >?.77ii bait*.
Tool to-doy et all ports?Net receipts,
16.021 bales: export to the Continent, 'J'V? j
hales; to .Inpnn. NO bales; sto, k. 1SS.94?
baits.
Consolidated at an port*?Net receipt*.
60.1? bales; export lu Oreal Britain, 7.ISI
bales; io France, z,H4 bales; t? the Conti- j
?lent, 20,650 bubs; lo Japan, ICO bales. |
Total since September I hi nil ports?Net i
receipts, 6.60S,33: bales: ?xpert t? Great I
Britain, 3.270,369 bales; to Prance. 903.311 I
bales; to th? Continent, ::.0:iJ.i)ll bales; to
Japan, llt?.r.T^ buies. t?. Mexico, 1,073 bales.
New Orleans. La., August 23.?An early
decline in the cotton market to-day, due to
disappointing cables, was followed by an
advance on reports of crop deterioration in
both Texas and Oklahoma, and the loss was
regslned, a net advance or 1?J points be?
ing established for the more active months
late In the morning. The final pmc nf (he
day compared with yesterday's dosing were
6 points down tu 6 points up.
LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS.
(Furnished b> Levy Commission Co., Com?
mission Merchants. Richmond. A'a.)
Richmond. Va.. August ;:<. lfdl
ACTIAL WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS (?F
MARK KT.
LIVE POULTRY.
choice, small, lb_
choice, medium, lb.,
larxr. lb.
16 ft
It 4i
I? 41
i?
30 Hi
Chlcksn?,
i Ihlj kens,
i.'hlrkena,
Hens, lb.
Roosters, each.
[Sucks, large, young, lb.
I'utks. small, old. lb.
eoas.
tn crates, nearby, fresh, doz..
In erat.? nearby, fresh, doz..
In era',>. other sections, doz.
Guinea eggs, doz.
ni'TTKR.
family, choice, fresh, lb.
Merchants', rair. lb.
LIVE STOCK.
Vesta, choice to rancy. Ib.. .
Veals, poor lo fair, lb. 6
Calves, runneti, ib. 6
Sheep, lb. 3
Lambs, spring, lb. 6
Cattle, fnlr m prime, Ib. 3
Hogs, lb. 7
, OUNTRV-CUHBD BACON
17H
64 1
?4:
*H I
6 I
74
II?
vll si
.cd. unall, lb
11
linnis. we.
Fides, we
bb ouldets.
Dry flint.
t>i> sail.
Gr.cn, s?H
Orten, Ib.
smoked. Urge. It/..
smoked, lb.
well smoked, lb. ..
H1UKS
lb.
lb.
en.
'ged. lb.
ib.
Tai
Beeswax .
won..
Rrlght, No. I, lubwas ,ed. lb.
f rignt. No. 2. :ubw??hed.
Ch? unwashed, free of burrs.
C'h . unwashed, lightly hurry,
i I... unwashed, medium burry
Ch.. unwashed, heavy buriy.
Markt i Conditions ?Market i
live.
it
16 0
ISViO
154 O
17 O
16 is
1?4*
?4S
6 <U
0
O
34 ft
o
e
17 e
o
ontinucs
It !
SB? tollK I'ltODt < F. MARK BT.
,w York. August 33. Flour?Steady with
,dr trade and no change In quotations.
Rye Flour and Cornmeal? Finn, Rye and i
Harley?Nominal. Wheat-Irrrguler: new, i
No, 2 ted. SMiC; elevator and :i6c. f. o. b. I
afloat Options Dosed only 'iliSc. net
h gher. September, v.r. . December, $1.01;l
May, 11.MH. Corn?Eaayj No. 2. 7l'ic. ele-j
\ator. domestic basis, to arrive, and 70'?c. !
f e b, afloat. Futures closed nominal, i
< '?'s Firms standard w hite, new, 464c.
Pork?Steady. Lard?Easy. Petroleum, j
Rosin ar.rt Turpentine ?Steady Wool?Quiet, j
Molasses?Quiet Rice?Quiet and firm j
Hugar- Raw, llr/n, refined, firmer, "'offer- ]
Futures closed steady, but a net decline of |
ItrJ polnta. Spot, quiet, Rio. No 7. 13*?c.;
Santos. No I. 13', U 14c, j mild, dull; cor.
do\a. lltltC. nominal. Hulter -Bareiy I
steady and unchanged. Cheese--Firm and I
?.et.ged. Eg/ts-Irregular. Potatoes?
Steady; Southern sweets, beat. 1293.60.!
Ca ibaires?Steady snd unchanged, Peanuts.
? Very firm. Freights?Dull.
Cottonseed oil wa> a tnfle lower for spot,
but higher on futures, latter being Influ?
enced by covering, the steadiness of cot?
ton, light offerings and (he steadiness or ,
kindred products Spot closed t paints
und future* 2^4 points net higher '
August, (.?;.<*?.!?; September, 6.7903.31; Oc- '
toheir, f..?t!nf ?4; November. 6.?0'<1 ;..i3: De-'
comber 6.6001.61; January. S.6O06.M; prime'
nominal; prime summer yellow, g sol), j
1.6/1 prim* w.n'er yellow. 6.90 bid: prime
summer white, i Vs bid.
ritK At.O (?RAIN MARKET.
' hlcago. III., Aug.isi 21 Wheat tradera to.
day pin varying COnStructlOni on the all*
r.-.variant Canadian crop news, the not re?
sult bring a limited trade and a closing
gs-ln of miVic. In oncoa. Corn and oals
closed practically at yesterday's final ns
urcs. while provisions dropped from I'.ifjMOc.
Leading foturti ran^oi .is follows:
Open. High. Low. Close.
WHEAT?
Hept . 50?. 91 90S 60Vi
Dec . X. 95 tj MS 94-,
May . 1.00?, U?l?s I.COW
C?RN
Sept . *4 ?I 63', M'i
Dec. M<* 6|1?
May . 64 M/, 63*4 **
OATS
sept. ?J ?:'? ? ?<*
Dec. MS 44S t*S ?Vi
May . 47^3 ?TS 47S CH
MESS PORK?Per bbl.
Jan.18.30 16.30 ie.26 16.30
LARD?Per 100 lbs
fept. 9.10 9.12 9.05 9.12
Oct . 9.32 Si: 9T.0 9.17
Dec.?90 8.92 ? 90 8.92
Jan.8.83 8.87 8.80 8 83
SHORT RIBS?Per 100 lbs.
Sept.8.9? 9.00 8.87 8.98
Oct.S.97 8.97 8.92 8.92
Jon. . S.32 8.3: S.S0 8.32
Receipts?Wheat. 244,000 bushels: corn. 399.
000 bushel": oats. ,".f"i,o?<i bushels Shipments
? heat. ?5.(on bushels; corn. H6.0eo bushel 1,
bals, 2.*>ti.0i?j busbelsj
Cash Rraln closed: Wheat ? No. 2 red. 90),
'?>?;',. ; No. .3 red. 90? OOHc ; No. 2 hard.
SaviKe.; No. 3 hard. VSii 9?Hc.: No- 1
sprlnc. old, $1.1849 MSt-: No. I northern,
11.14? 1.IS; No. 2 northern. 81.0891.10: No. ?
northern, nid. 81.06? 1.11: No. 3 northern, 97
grft.93; No. ! sprint, 94? 81.03; No. 3 spring,
98? 81; ^elvel chaff, 9!tT8l; durum. S8?9Sc.
Corn?No. 2. sr.'? it Mlic.: No. 2 white. 63*ic;
No. 2 yellow . ?3*4 ?1 84c.; No. 3. *8!iO 831&C.;
Noj 3 w hite, ai-c.; No. 3 vcllow. *3'i ??? r.3??e.:
No. I. S2?*2*4e.; No. 1 white. 88c.; No. 4
yellow, S2440631&C. (Jats ?No. 2. 40'? ? 40Sc;
No. 2 white. 11*4,? 42'.tC: No. 3 white. 114"
41\c. , No. 4 w h-Jte. I06 4O-V-, standard. 4!\j
'I! ?2c.
Ba'tlmore. Md.. August ':3?Wheat ?Firm,
er; spoi. contract, 9l'*c.: southern on grade
:? >.?!'..'.''jr. Com?Quiet; spot, contract. 6Sc.
oats-Firm: No. 2 white, new. 43V3 43??e ;
old. 14c; No. 2 mixed, new. 4I082HC. Hy#?
Firm; No. 2 western, domestic, 81?92c.
RICHMOND CHAIN MARKET.
Richmond* Va.. Aupus: 23, toil.
W HOLESA LR QUOTATIONS ON CHANGE.
WHEAT?Car lots.
No. 2 red. W?strin. 'ci 8 94*4) 1
No. 2 red. Virginia. ft 93U '
No. 3 red. ?| 92t, I
Vtrsuila. bag lot?. 83 fj 91 ,
Virginia, has lots ifor seedl 92 ?J 95 1
CORN?Car lots.
No. S while. 'tt 73V4
No. 3 while. 721,'ii
No. 2 mixed. 72 'y
No. 3 mixed. ttt 71*
Virginia, bag lots. 73 if 75
?VTS-far lots.
No. 2 mixed. .. it 44
No. 3 mixed_ . 43 0
No. 2 white. '?) 44*1
No. 3 while. ? 44
Winter seed, bus; lots. 55 ? 67
RVK?far lots.
No. 2. ? 98
No. 3. t& 94
Virginia, bus lots. 92 9 9?
RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
Richmond, V?., August 22, 1511.
The quotations are as follows:
No. 1 Timothy. 24.00
No. 2 Timothy.23.68
No. 3 Timothy. Nomina'
Lighl lover, mixed._ 22.50 O i"3 .'O
No. 1 clover, mixed. 21.30
No. 1 clover. Nominal
No. 2 Clever, mixed. Is.00
No. 2 Clover... Nominal
STRAW?Compressed . 7.50
Loott-preited, large bales... S..".o r>> ?.o? J
SHUCKS?Compressed . Nominal j
Loose-pressed. :an;e bales. Nominal
Load your cars so thai hay at doors rcprt,-]
sent* contents, and thus avoid rejection, j
This market Krudes hay !n accordance
with the rules of the National lla> Assoola
lion.
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
1 sales at L'nlon stock Varda.)
Richmond, Va.. August 23, 1911.
? tepori of the live stock market for th?
.ve.lt ending August 21:
Receipts-Cattle, 878 head; calves. 178 head,
?ticep, 20? head; hoi;'. 219 head
H'm atceri. Sc.; medium to ?ond. 606V*e.;
common to fair. I'rHHc; best heifers. 60 ,
>'?c.; medium to cood. I!4?4,<c.; common to 1
?air. J?i -U 3\.-; best cows. 40<ttc.; medium:
?o gouil. >?2Se.; < ominon 10 fair. !02Hc:|
-nils. 3V4?4c.: calves. 807C. Cow? and1
Calves- Quoted at $25080.00 p?r head. Best'
nogs. 7'-. ??7\c.: rows and Staus. 5?6<sc., j
?est lambs, q ?.- ; common, 4*/ ttje.; sheep
fhicapo. in.. August 28.?Cattle?Receipts!
20.090 head. Market steady. Reeves, Ji.lOgjt j
s.10: Texas steers. |4.80?8.45; western steer
$4.2808.88; stockera and feeders. 82.1008.80;
cows and heifers, J.' 25?; 8.10: naives, 66 O
8.7.".. Host? Receipt! 31.000 h'.irt. Market,
steady a: opening prices. Light. 57.23*3 7.80;
mixed. }7.10''?7.80; heavy. I?. 95 97.7*: rough.
$6.95fi MO; good tn cliolee heavy. 87.:''37.70:
plgr. 18887.80; hulk of $7.25'rj 7.60.
Sheep?Receipt? 23,000 head. Market steady.
Native. $2.35 It 3.?0: western 83.889 3.7S; ye.ar
llnga. 84 -15.75; iambs, naalve. $408.88; west?
ern, }4.7?75 7.00.
New Torte. August 28 ? Cattle?Receipt*,
2,17.-, head. Steers. $4.60'5 7.60; Steckers. 14;
culls. $314.75; ro?^. $1.25 g. 4.85. Calves?Re?
ceipts 7.366 head. Veals. $78976. culls, $5 rji
6.00: grvs-uers and buttermilks. 8494.78; a
few feeders *u 83; southern and western
calves, $407.00. Sheep tnrl Lambs? Receipts
10.?29 head. Shoep. $13 4.00; culls. $1.50.
lambs, 84.80 ^7.35; culls. 84.00. Hogs?Re
oelpts 4.730 head. Market steady tn firm at
87.sr.i7 US. 15.
RICHMOND TOBACrO MARKET.
Richmond. Va., August 33. 1811
Quotations ?n the Richmond Tobsccn Ei
inange:
BROWN S tl IPP1 NO ? r n or O K red.
Lugs .8 7.50 ft I 8.75
Short leaf. ?00 tr 10.60
Long leaf. 1000 <3> 13.50
Wrappers . 13.0? -h 15.00
BRIGMTS.
3MOKER6 -Common . . 00 ? l.ki \
Medium . 9.00 0 11.00
Flue . 13.01 et 13 00 I
CUTTF.IiS--Comn-on . 12.00 Q \1 50 '
Medium . 14 00 3 18.80 !
Fine . 17 80 ft 18.50 I
Fancy. 18? S 20 00 '
FILLERS--Common . ?.00 <t 10 <V)
Medium . 11.00 a ls.oo .
tiood . 1188 JI 13 50
Fine . 14.00 Q 18.00 '
lVRAPrEBt-Commuti . 15.'* 17.08
Medium ._ 18 00 0 20.00 I
flood . 28.00 <} 30 00
Fine . 33 40 t> 37.50 .
Fancy . 40 '0 3 46 00 '
aCN-CURED?new.
Lugs. comm"n tn good. 6.50 41 7.00
Lugs, good '<? prim*. 7.60 C ?50
Short leaf. 9.00 fj 11.00 1
Long leaf. 11.00 ? 14.00
Wrappers . 11.00 Z 16.00 I
Primings . LOO 9 3 00
MIX KI.I.ANKOl s MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET.
(Furnished b.. Rodger*, McCab* tt Co.)
Petersburg, Va., August 18.?Peanut*.? S
Farmers' .Ppanlsh. firm at $115 per bushel: 1
No. 1 shelled Spanish. 7.-. pe: ;.nund; No. 1 j
shelled. Spanish. 805HO. per pound. Vir- J
glnlas?Firm: bunch. 5*?.. per pound; fancy
handplcked, 4H4?*5c. per pound, extra prim*
4c. per pound: prime, 3\c. per pound: ma- ,
chine tucked. Sl*04e. p?r pound; shelling,
stock, 3e. per pound.
DRV GOODS MARKST.
Nur York. August 23. ? A stead> demand
for cotton goods for prompt and nearby j
?hlpiuent! characterised the primary mar?
ket during 'be <l.iv. Flannelettes and ging- 1
hams were called for In fairly gnod-slzeil
quantities for quick delivery, and rapped
goods, such as canton flannels and dome*
tics, were wanted also. More inquiry was!
In evidence for print cloth*. but only a '
moderate volume ot business was put (
through. Worsted larm were quie t with I
quotation* Irregular. A slight movement
was discernible in spot yard*, and prico*
are rather firmer on numbers that are In '
?ihall supply.
NAVAL STORES.
Wilmington. N. c.. August 23. ?spirit*
Turpentine?Stead) at 50*ic.; receipts (9;
caMks Rosin ?steady at $5.30: receipt* 165 ;
barrels. Tar?Firm at $2: receipts 5S bar- i
rcls. Crude Turpentine?Firm ?t $2<?t4. 60;
receipts 2.. barrels.
Savannah', Oa., August 23.?Turpentine?!
Firm at 52c. ? sales 1.209 casks: receipts ?rT'J i
cask*; shipments 2fo casks: stock 31>39
casks. R?Sln?Firm: sales 2.047 barrels: re- 1
eelpts I.6J3 barrels: shipments 2,818 barrels:
Slock 108,946 bnrrels. Quote: D, $5.v?4j 5.90.1
-
MARINE I.NTP.LIJC.ENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. AUGUST 23. 1911. i
ARRIVED.
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly, Norfolk, mer- |
rhandise and passingers, Old Dominion Line. ;
SAILED.
Steamel Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk, mer- I
chandls* and passenger*, Old Dominion Line
.-?.can,er Pocar)ontSS, Grave*, Norfolk and I
James River landings, merchandise and pas- |
sengcrs, Virginia Navigation Company. I
Tackelt l-'nrm la Sold.
I Special to The Times-Dispatch.]
Frederlcksburg, Vs.. AuRitst 2a.?
The small rarm of fifty acres in Staf?
ford county, about ono mile from this'
city, ?'iclonpinp to Mrs. Charles K. .
Tacken, was sold here at auction arid
purchased by B. I* I'oyton. of Stafford
county, for 34.325. 1
It Will Pay You
To adopt the plan of keeping a reserve
account with us, subject to check, upon which
3% interest is allowed.
Write us, if you live out of town.
Virginia Trust Co.,
Richmond, Va.
Capital One Million Dollars
BEAT PHYSICIAN
Wife Appears Against Him,
With Dr. Leonard A. J as
low Much Battered.
OCCURRED IN HER HOME
I-Mrs. Betts and Medical Adviser
Explain She Had Telephoned
Call tor Lattcr's Services.
New York. August 33.?Louis Bctts.
whose wife In a suit against him for
a separation tolu Justice HI.--hoff, ol
the Supreme Court, recently that her
husband wan n .successful gambler,
with mi Income ot more than 160,000
a year, was arraigned in the York
ville Police Court yesterday on the
charge of assault and battery made:
by Mrs. Bella's |>hystclu,n. Or. Leonard
A. Jaslow. of 206 West one Hundred
and Twenty-first Street. Or. Jaslow
appeared In court with his eyes blu.cn.
etied. iilb face badly battered and other
parts of his body heavily bandaged.
The physician asserted that Hetts and
Thomas S/muh attacked him while he
was administering medical treatment
.to Mrs. Hetts at her home. To West
Forty-fifth street, in response to hor
summons b) telephone early yester?
day morning.
Policeman Daniel Burns, of the west
Forty-seventh street station. who
made the arrest, was at a tixed post
at Forty-fifth Street and Sixth Ave- j
nue when lie \\ ;ts nltraeitd to the1
house by the screams of .Mrs. Hetts.
lie said he found the physician being,
beaten by Hetts and his companion,
and took all four persons involved to |
the East Fifty-first Street .station.
Charges and counter charges were:
made by all concerned, but Lieutenant !
MsCallum, who was In charge, noting
the condition of Dr. Jaslow. placed
Betts under arrest An hour later j
Betts was admitted to ball, the bond
being furnished by John Dunstan, of
103 West Forty-third Street
Postponement tirantod.
When the ease was called by Mag?
istrate Breen Inter all the partlcl- j
pants were present. Belts was repre?
sented by Michael Delagl, a lawyer,
of 111 t'entre Street, who asked for
a postponement of the ense for an?
other day In order that his associate,
Ceorgr Cordon Battle, could appear
for their client. This rennest wns
granted despite the objection of Dr. 1
Jaslow's lawyer. .Myron S. Yochelson, I
of 366 Broadway.
Outing the court rr":""!!nib! .Mrs.
Hetts. who was attired In a close
fitting gray gpwn and was heavily;
veiled, sal beside the physician anil
glared at her husband When seen '
lust night Mrs Betts declared that :
hor husband's action In breaking Into'
her home and attacking the physicl.ni
was an outrage for which she could
r.cvrr forgive him, and that she would
testify against him. She declared that ;
Betts and his companion. Thomas i
Smith, had no cause whatever for j
making the assajll and believed !t |
was done In order to affect her suit '
against her hnsbnnd
"It Is not the first time that he has.
attacked a physician, and at one time!
in Atlantic City, when he did the
snine thing, he made me go to a sana?
torium in order to get me out of the;
way as a witness." she said
"But this time I won't run away
for him. ami I don't think he will get
off so ensv when the n?? conie? up
to-morrow." she ridded.
Mrs. Bett? declared that she had
always been ". ?nodol wife, hut his.
actions forced her to twlng a Milt for
divorce In September, ions, when she
named three corespondents. Betts,
she declared, asked her to withdraw
the suit, nromtslng better treatment.;
She offered to he reconciled again
this year for the sake of her two
children, aged eight and nine year?,
respectively, but says she was again
forced to ?<tr for separation owing
to bis neglect, of herself and the chll
d ten
Or. Jaslow said last night that h>*
had onlv taken charge of Mrs-. Bett'H
case on August M, and had visited
her only 'even times He said she
was in a very nervous condition, and
that he had been rouuested to tain
her case bv one of his patient*. Mrs.
K Simmons, or ?l Baal Fort V-fourth
Street. ?He.-ause of her suffering 1'
got -.ut of bed and went downtown
to attend her." he said, "and in nil
tny experience In the city's rough sec?
tion I never had anything so terrible
l.-.pprn to me. If the policeman had
not arrived when he did I believed 7
would hn\o been Injured for life by,
my assailants."
Atlantic Coast Line
effective; Jin/Y v. fell.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
? For Florida and .South: K:15 a. M. and
7:3J P. M.. 1:00 a. M. Chnrlcston
For Norfolk: ??8:10 and 9:00 a. M., "3:00 P
M., ?:10 P. M., ""7:i? P M.
For N. ei W. Ry, West: 6:15 a. M.. 10.00
a. M.. ?:;:?? f?. M.. 9:20 I?. M
For Petersburg--. 1:00 a. SI.. 1:15 A. M..
??i:IO a. M.. MIS a. XL. 0:00 a. M.. 10:00
A. SI.. "3:00 P. 31., 4:10 P. SI. COS P. M..
??7:00 P. M.. 7:3? P. XL. 3:30 P. XL. 11:15 P. M.
For floldtboro and Fa.yctteville: ?1:10 1". M.
Trains arrive Richmond dally: i::0 a. M..
6:40 A. M.. i.h? a. M.. '5:37 a M.. "10:15
a. M.. 1:4" a. M., ?011:41 a. M.. ?2:00 P. M..
?02:1* P. M.. 6:0ft P. XI , fi:35 P. SI.. S:00 1'.
M., 0:00 1'- St.. ""lO::* P. SI.. 11.30 P. M.
?Except Sunday: ""Sunday only.
Time of arrival and departure and con?
nections not guaranteed.
c. p. ca SI PRELL. D. P A.
Richmond & Petersburg Electric Railway
Cars leave .Manchester, Seventh and Parry
Streets, for Petersburg:
H. 7. 6. ??. 10. 11, ?13 A. M., 1. t "s. ?. 6.
??6:45, ??, 7. 6, 10 P. M.
11:00 P. M. for (.'beater, 13:00 midnight for
Petersburg
Cars leave Petersburg, foot ef Sycamore
tit teat, for Munchener:
t6:16, 6:36, '07:16, IM. 8:35, ?:t?, 10:36. U:M
A. M , 11.14. oi.ss, 2.14, t:36, 04:3g, 5:a, 6:36.
?7:36, 8:16. ?:3i, "10:40, U:40 P. M.
IDally except Sunday and holidays.
?Carries baggage and express.
??Limited, except Bundaya and holiday*
All car* from Petarsjsjrg connect with
cars for Richmond.
NORFOLK SOUTHERN
L?. Norfolk: ?!:? and ?U A. 61.. ?? P. at.,
tor Eastern Carolina and the South.
Lv. Raleigh: ??:? A. M . ft and ">:14 P. afL,
for Easiar.i Carolina and Nerfolk.
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Norfolk,
Raleigh; alto Ooldsboro and Norfolk.
oDally -,y Ex. Bun.
C V>. tEOHANDE, O. A? American Na tloney
Bank. 'Phono Monrua 3631. Richmond.
W. W. CROXTON. O. P JL. -Vurfolk. Va.
VESS??U?? AIR LTXSs.
Southbound trains sohedulad to leava Rieb
mond dally: 6:10 A. M.? Local to Norltna
1:20 P. M. ? sleepers and coaches, Atlanta,
Birmingham. Savannah, Jacksonville and
Florida points. 9:60 P. M.?Sleepers and
coaches, nmaiinih, Jacksonville and Florida
points 11:13 P. M.?Sleepers and coaches, At?
lanta, Birmingham. Memphis and tba South
wast. Northbound trains scheduled to arrlra
la niebmond dally: 6:tl A. Id.. 7i22 A. St..
t.M P. kite P. at.
fiamtiaL
financed.
OUR NEW HOME
The Broad Street Bank
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
Mob and BurBlnr-Proof Vault.
ninrccTonsi
Henry W. Anderson,
nenj. P. Alsop,
I.oon IMttelbach,
T. II F.llett.
H P. Orlmmell.
w. M Habllston.
I. II. Kaufman,
Raphael L.evy,
Oeo. W. Ml/iter.
,'ohn Murphy,
W. P. Rhoads,
J. W. Rothert.
.1 W. Tyler,
John Q. Walker.
B. Rand. VVellford.
Cnpltnl,
Haon.ooo.oo
Surplim mid
Profit*.
91 11',1100.011
w. m. Habllston,
Pr?sident,
J W. Rothert.
1st Vice-President.
,lno. G. Walker,
I'd vice-president
Andrew M. Clover.
Cashier.
KUUNDISI) IIKH.
Ssife nepoMtni-y Bosei For Kent.
All Fnrllltle,, for Itanklnir.
Account* Sollt lied.
fflcliinonfl,Fredertcbiifg & Potomac R.R.
TO AND FROM WASHINGTON AND BEYOND.
Lwitb Richmond
?6.80 A.M. Bjrd S t. sla.
?6.4? A.M. Mala 6t. St*.
?6-fn A.M. Brr? St. hu.
?730 A.S. StlnlwBU.
?8.40 A.H. Btri 8t. M?.
?1?.Ol noon Brr4 8t. 8t*.
46.00 P.M. Bjt4 8t. 8t*.
f4.16 P.M. Elb? button.
?6.15 P.M. Sslnht.hu.
?8.80 P.M. ByrI 8t. 8U.
Arrive. Ulohmond
?7.60 A.M. Btr4 ht.hu.
(11.1.6 A.M. Lit* SUtloa
411.36 A.M. Bjrd fit. SU
?1.1? P.M. M*lo8t.8t*.
?S.46 P.M. Bjr4ht.hu
?7.XS P.M. BrrdfiLHI*.
?0.10 P.M. Hjrd hl. hu.
?9.40 P.M. M?lnKt.8U.
?11.06 P.M. Mala St. 6t*.
?li.oOoluhtBjrdhl.S U.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS?WEEKDAYS.
LfST? B/rd 8t. hu. 1.30 P. B. for Fre4tr1ckibirc.
Lette Elb* St?. 7.60 A.K.,13.30 P. M. for AiLdsod
ArrtT* Brrd fit- Su.ft.M A.M. from Frederlesib'i:
Arrlrr Klb? KU. 0.30 A.M.,6.80 P.M.from Asblsna.
?Dally. tWeekday*. (Sundays o*Iy.
All trains to or (rorn Byrd Street 8t*tloo
(except train* leaving 3.30 *. m. and arrivier
II.y> night; ?top at Elb*. Time of ?rrlval* ??3
depa"-turs* 00t gusranised. Read tnc aignt.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
N. B.?Following acbeduu C|uti puullshsl
a* Information and not gu*r*nt**4>
4:10 A 54. ? Dally?Loc*l /or Clurlo't?. Dur
h*m and Rareigh. 10:45 A. A4.-D?ily-Llnil?
td?For *il points South Drawing Room
H?rtel Sleeping Car to A?h*ville. N. C S:00
p, M. Ex. Sun.?Loca: for Durha-rn and in
tcrmeduu autlon?. 6:00 P. M. Ex. Sun ?
Keyavill* Local. 11:46 P. 44. ? D?li> ? Llmiud
? For ?11 point* South. Pullman r?au> at
P. 54.
tork RIVER llsb.
1 H P. A4. ?Ex. Bun.?T. W**t PL. connect?
ing for llslllmor. kton W*dL and FrL 6:*0
A. 54.- Ex. Sun. and 3:16 P. A4.?Alon., Was.
and Frl ? Loc?l to Will Point
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From th* Boulh: 4:40 a. A4.. 1:05 P. A4.,
Silly; s.?. A_ At. ex. Sot. . 1254 Ex. Bun.;
1:00 P. A4. d*lly. From W?*t Point: IK A.
A4 Dt.ly; L'.5i A. 14 Wad. ?nd Frl.; ?:2t p.
At. *.x. Euu.
a. a BURGERS. D. P. A..
? c *j Afa'.n St 'Phone Vlaillaon 154
Norfolk and Western Railway
ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
BchsdUl* In Effect May 14. 191L
Leave Byrd Street station, Richmond, FOR
NORFOLK: r.?.10 A At., 'if.00 A. AC, *3:0u P.
Ji. M:I0 P. M . oi:00 P. A4.
FOR LYNCH B?RO AND THE WEST.
?4:16 A. A4.. 'Iv.ou A. M.. aj .00 p. 14..
1'. A4.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk, ji; ?5 A.
M bit .45 A. M.. ?6:35 P. At.. b'.0:3S P. A4..
? ll'-30 P. M. From th* West: '6:56 A. A4"..
a*-:Wt P. A4*. b::15 P. A4., "6.05 P. M., 'S^OO P. A4,
?Dally. sDelly ex. d..> bSundsy only.
Pullman Parlor *nd Sleeping Cats, Cat*
Dining C?r?. c. H. BOSLEY.
D. P. A . Richmond. Va.
?w. B. BEVILL. G. P. Boicokn. Va.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
7:io A.?Lo1 si?Dally?Newport N.w?.
..A) A. Local.?Dally?Ch'vlll*. Ex. Sun. C.
Forge.
tJ:0Ci A.?Express?Dally?Norfolk, Oid PoltnL
?10:00 A>-Local-*Dally?I.:r?ng, Lex. <:. Forge.
111 ;45 A. ? min. Spl. Ex. Sunday?W. sulphur,
?if 0.' p.?Expr*(*? Dally?Cln.-L'vU'.*.
t. 00 P.?Expr????Dally? Norfolk. N. New*.
1:00 P?Local?Dally?N. New?, Old' Point.
6:15 p. ? Local ? llx. Sunday?Gordonsvlll*.
?J;U P.?Local?Ex. Sunday ?Lchbg. Natural
Bridge, Clifton Forge.
??; u P, -Limited?Dally?Cincinnati, Chicago.
?11:00 p. ?Express?Daily?Cincinnati. L'vllla.
'Sleepers. tparlor cars.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND?Local from
East: S:.5 A. m.. 7:50 p. M. Through (rom
East. 11:50 A. m. 6:10 p. j4.
Local from West: "H:30 A. m.. ,,.?:50 A. M.,
6:25 p. At and S.30 p. m. Through: 7:00 a.
AI.. 2:45 p. m.
James River Line: ?t:K A. A4., 6:16 P. M.
??Daily except SunOS?.
riciimunTT and rnnsAi'MRk bay
railway COMPANY.
Schedule of ?lectrlc trains to and from
Aabland. stopping at Intermediate stations
upon alrfnal: Lv. Richmond (Bro*d end
Laurel St*.). ??:<*, ^ilO. 8:10b, 9:10, "10:14.
?1:10 a. M.: 1:10. 2:10. 1:10. 4:10b, 6:10, 4:30.
7:10, t.us. :0::o. 11:45 P. M Lv. Ashlaud.
?6:65. 7b. ?. 9b. 10. "11 a. M ?u AL. ??!,
t. 3. 4. 6b. 6. 7. 1, 9b. 11 P. A4,
?Dally except Sunday. "Sunday onlr.
bi arrles bag-gag*.
^ jfetcamboata.
Chesapeake Steamship Co.
Big new ships. "Cltjr ->t Norfolk" and
"City of Bulllmor*."
Equipped with wireless telegranhy. Tele?
phone service throughout tho ships. Stale
rooms en suite, with baths. Prices from
7BC to 13.50. Excellent meals. 76c.
TO BALTIMORE AND THE NORTH VIA
NO'lFOLK AND OLD POINT.
Leave Richmond Dally, except Sun., via
N. & W. Ry. 3:00 P. M.. Nor<-|k 6:15 P M
C. & O. Ry.. 4.00 P. M. Dauy. Old Point
7:15 P. A4.
O. D. 6. S. Co. 7:00 P. A4. Dally (one day In
Norfolk).
V?. Nnv. Co. 6:30 a. M. (Monday. Wsdnes
day and Friday).
Ticket* at all ofllce*. For stateroom*
apply to S. E. BURGESS. D. P. Agent. 920
East Main Streut. Richmond.
"ASK MR. BOWMAN"
About vacation trips to New York, Ber?
muda, Jamaica, Panama, Niagara, Great
Lakes. Canada. Boston. Nova Scotia
and New Fotindland. Phone Madison
6154.
SAM'L H. BOWMAN,
Tonrtnt Agent,
708 Bast Main Street. Richmond, Va,
You Must
Think Right
To succeed In business. Doing
this involves banking, and your
success Inoretses If your check
account Is placed where the very
best banking service Is rende-ed.
Thlnklng rlfrht means deposit?
ing in the strong, reliable
First National Bank
RICHMOND, VA.
Capital and Surplus, $2,000,000
You owe it to yourself to culti?
vate the habit of saving.
Commonwealth Bank
E. A. BARBErt, JR.
Certified Public Accountant.
E. A. BARBER & CO.
ACCOUNTING, AUDITING,
ORGANIZING, SYSTEMATIZING
318 Mutual IliilldlnB.
Phone Mad. 6321. Itlcbmnnd. Va.
National Bank of Virginia
Capital, - $1,200,000
Surplus. - 5 600,000
Accounts solicited
Ninth and Main Streets
Pay your bills by check. It's
the best way.
Manchester National Bank
steamboats.
OLD DOMINION LINE
Lv. llicbmond loot of Ash bt. dally.7:ff0P. M.
Leite rwiwport News. a. .4
Arrive Norfolk.SiOO A. M
Connecie with main nr.- stramere leaving
Kerlolk for New York dally except Sunday
1;C1 r. M. Connections also made by n. ,t
W, By. 3 P. M. and C. & O. ity. at 4 P. Is.
Mini Line atoamara nop at Claremont ta
la; d or ierelve passengers on signal.
YlttUIMA NAVIGATION (O.-J.mei River
by daylight for Norfolk, Old Point, New?
port 1t?i and all Janice River landing*.
Stiamcr le&vea Monday. Wedneaday and
P7lday a: 6:30 V. M. r- c received for all
James River landing?. 'Phone Madison ill
Main Ticket Office. KI C \!? n utreet.
Baltimore Steam Packet Co
Equipped with wlreleaa telegraphy.
TO BALTIMORE AND TUE NOKTU VTA
NORFOLK A NO OLD POINT.
Leave Richmond Dally, including Sunday, via
N. At W, By. 3:00 P. M.. Norfolk 6:20 P. M.
C & O. Ry. 4:00 P. M.. Old Point 1:30 P. M.
O. D. S. S. Co 7:00 P. M. (one day in Nor?
folk).
Va. NaT. Co. 6:30 A. M. (Monday, Wednes?
day and Frldayj.
TlcXeta at al' offices. For staterooms ap?
ply to H. M Uni KIN, Agent. S30 East Mall
Street.
VACATION CRUISES
To
via Ifnllrax, N. 8., most delightful cruise ol
1.5(0 miles. Magnificent scenery: Nortnum
be.iland Strait, Gulf am. River St. Lawrence
and fiir-fnnicd Sagiieniiy River. S. S. "Trlnl
c.nri ? from New York, Sept. :'nd. 10 A. M
Returning from Quubec Sept. 6lh.
Uours Inc. Hotels. Shore Excursions. Lowest
Rates. Twin Scrsw S. S. "Betniudlan," 6630
tons, sails
Aug. 30 and Sept. 9, 20 and Oct. II
Bllse seels; electric fans; wireless telegra?
phy. Fastest, newest and only Steamer Land?
ing passengers at the dock in Bermuda.
For Illustrated pamphlets apply to A. E.
OOTKKBRIDGE * CO., Agents. Quebec H.
S. CO., Lfd., :3 itrnndwny, New York, or any
Ticket Agent, or Ql'EBEC S. S. CO.., Ltd.,
Quebec. SAMUEL H. BOWMAN, 70S East
Main Street.
To England, Ireland and the Continent
_ . , _ ?, nie Largest ana Finest oirsBrtr c?tl<?
Triple Screw mtheweris dSfcfr s,i"'
t5W Hlympi^x;
French a La Carle Bettanrsnt
Tons
Turkish and Eleotrto Baaha. Bwtaunina Pool. Four Elevators. GrJBtaeastaaB,Verandah Cafe. PalnOoart
The Most Up-to-Date l'irst Serond and Third Class Passenger Accommodations
Also Weekly SnlllnKs by Twin Screw Steamahlpa of
American Line
n v.?piymoHlb?Cherbourg- Southampton
Philadelphia?Qnee nslown?Liverpool
Atlantic Transport Line
New York?London Direct
Red Star Line
London. Paris via Dover?Antwerp
Philadelphia?Antwerp?Boston
White Star Line
N. Y.-Plrmosth?Cberboarf? Southampton
New York ?Ooeenstown?Liverpool
Boston?Qoeenstown?Liverpool
New York and Boston
X?V, Mediterranean
Aiores, Maderla.Glbrsltar.Ablers,Villa
tranche, Genoa, Naples. Alexandria
orm'Xm a jbbojldh'AY. a&w vou.iv> oa local, aohntj.

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