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New York
Stock Market
Now York, August 30.?A sharp drive
at stocks at the opening of the day's
trading carried prices of several is
? ues to the low price of the year. The
movement, which was regarded as a
hear rftld rather than a renewal of
liquidation, was checked by buying
which quickly forced back prices to
yesterday's closing level, and during
the remainder of the day fluctuations
wero of email consequence. Another I
attempt to weaken the market, by j
means of an attack on Lehtgh Valley,
paused that slock to decline nearly
three points late in the day, hut hud
only ailytit effect elsewhere, anu me
session ended with only small net
changes utnung the active Issues.
Among the railroad stocks. Union
Pacific, .Southern Pacific. Lehigh val?
ley, Missouri Pacific und Chesapeake
and Ohio full below the previous bot?
tom figures uf the present depression, I
na diu International Harvester and
ueveral other less prominent Indus?
trials. The opinion was held in some
quarters that the drive.- at the mar- ]
ket were chiefly intended to tacllltato I
short covering. Tho short lntere.-its i
la generally believed to nave reached
extensive proportions, and an inceri- j
tlve to cover contracts at the present
_lo?'cl had been offered by the ?act that :
"the oper.itlones of the bears have j
availed little for tlib last two weeks, i
Borne Influence was exerted upon
sentiment by better crop news, and '?
by the July returns, which, as a whole.;
jave been unexpectedly favorable.
The reports ot tiitj Harrtmah lines, i
however, revealed declines In net
turnings of $362,000 for Union Pad lie
and $443,000 for Southern Pacific. The i
effect of these returns and of further j
uncertainty as to the outcome of la?
bor difficulties was seen in ihe con?
tinued weakness in the Harrlman 1
mocks. Reports of a threaten'-,l strike ;
.?upon a large Eastern railroad In- I
Creased uneasiness us to tho general I
labor situation. |
Bankers slated to-day that the ,
banks wore sustaining steady losses j
on account of the drawing down of
interior balances. A considerable
amount ol these calls upon New- York
art- In connection with the cotton ? rop
ovement. Money Is In good supply
'OUghOUt the country, however, and
i general demand for accommoda
n remains so light that the outward
ovement of funds from this centre
'oubtless will be relatively light
hrough the autumn. Although It Is
tpected that fall money rates will
ule higher than these now reported,
here appears to be little, likelihood
f stiff loan quotations at any time
'during the coming months. Call money
fon this market has not ruled above i
,2 1-2 per cent, since last January.
Interest and dividend disbursements
y railroad, Industrial and traction
corporations next month are placed
$94,090,000 as compared With $94.
12.000 in September of 1910. Pay
lit. .- t<~ stockholders of industrial
r V'.r.s Will decrease, while there
[1 he a slight Increase In the dlvl
df paid out by railroad and tra<
companies.
jtlmistlc statements In regard to .
copper trade were made to-dny by
-al large producers, who said that
list had been one of the best
Ihs that trade has experienced
year. European consumers have
ft moderntely, and the domestic'
fd hB? been on a satisfactory
curb Standard ?Ml lost two
ytsterdny's Jump of nearly
Ints.
y,nd market was Irregular. To
par value, $1,860,000,
States bonds were unchanged
tales for the day. 427.100.
rk. A'ig':?t 30.?Money on j
?; 2^72 8-8 per cent : ruling
; closing b'd, 2 1-4; offered
Ins ess-', sixty days, 2 8-4?'3
1 ninety days, SftS 1-4; six
4<*r4.
?c.ir.tile paper. 4 1-2 per
tg exrhanre steady with
ss In bankers' bills at
sixty-day bills nn<1 at
IfilO for demand. r< rt: ?
?4.K3.
52 1-4; Mexican dollars.
f\n STOCK MARKET.
irhard W, Msury.
Pr-'xnr. lo'.S E. Main Street,
mend. Vs., August 10, Uli.
Es AT BOA RP.
vay and Power Co. pfd?
IvTE SECURITIES, V ? Bid. Asked.
Inte ff Old, C. and R. I*?.... tS
iturtes, r and R. KOI S3
|ll.ROAD BONDS.
L R. R. Con. Tr. t n. c- 95
(id O. Oer. 1 M . ?4?. !?>2.Ill
5la. So-.j. and Fla.. 1945. 1*
ria and Ala Con. Ss. IMS.... 105
and V.'est. Ry. ts. 1944. ?
Ioard Air Line 4s. l!>So. ?7
nard Adtustment Es. 1949. 7?
hern Railway 1st Sa. 1?!. 107
Dev. and O, M. 4a. ;t
n N. C. 1st <>s. C. 1911. 10t
rKEET RAILWAY BO:?"DS.
Ry. and Power Co. Sa, 1934.... 36
KET RY. STOCKS. F?ar.
Ry. and Power Co. pfd-1<V) ?K
Ky. and Power Co. com....100 35H
(.AILROAD STOCKS. Par.
jantlc Coast Line com.100 '.:i
leanpeake and Ohio.1? 71
p-folk and Western com-100 loi
kthern Railway pfd.?...100 68
Ithern Railway com.100 17
|\NK A.VD TRUST CO. STOCKS,
erican National.100 Ut
Iad Street. 2S (C
k Of Commerce and Trusts.100 140
National.100 323
? chants National.100 70.}
|an Bank of Richmond. So 200
fSURANCE COMPANIES.
jja Fire and Marine. 25 C9
SLLANEOUS.
Chem. pfd. S p c.100 117
118
-Uions for Interest-paying bonds are!
price to which Interest must be add
fiomt bonds and certificates of indent
are fllL
- tin* /"
BOND LIST.
6S
ICbalmers 5s.,.
Itcan Tobacco Is.
Jean Tobacco 6a.
file Coaat Lln6 1st ts.. . 63-li I
L.-L. and N. 4s. 92
L. conv. 4s (Balto..' bid). 9$
apeskc and conv. 4',$s. J3
alk and Western conv. 4*. jjj
Ioard Air Line 4a.?,. s6
oard Air Line adj. 5a. 757,
hern Bell 6a. ;<jv
hern Railway -la. gr
hern Railway 5s tbld)".. 103
ad States Steel 2nd ?s. 10154
3rown Bros. ctfa. (bid).
?ar. Chem. 1st 5a. 09'41
. 61%
. ??H
. 103-H I
dab. 4a.
Pitta. 1st 4s.
new 3s.
COTTON MARKETS.
Jrork, August 30? While there ware
Ina! fluctuations in contracts for
I delivery In the local cotton market
J trading was comparatively qulot,
II? market ruled rather firmer fol-1
an early decline, with the closo
I', net -"3 points low/jr on August, but
Jj?7 points hlgho? on later months
Islpts to-day 32,767 balea against 14 9"-,
lwe/k.-"and 12 700 last year. At New 1
Ins to-day were 2.837 bales against 900
fweek and 1.688 last year. At Houston
jAN ACCOUNT WITH
Bank
Richmond
?^tin strh w.
v start. $ per
Interest
Official Range and Sale of Stocks in New York
Rtock.
Allis-Chalmera .
IPO Allls-Chalmera, pfd.
1,550 Amalgamated Copper ...
Amer. Agri. Chcrn.. com.
1,100 Amer. Beet Sugar, coin..
i<M American Can .
000 American Can. pfd.
1,000 Amir.Car and Foundry<
200 Amor. Cor and F"oun?pfd
</?? American Cotton oil.
100 American Linn.ed oil ?
0.0 Am Ji lean L-icmotlve ...
100 Ame.v Locomotive, pfd...
100 Amer. Malt Co., pfd.
6.900 American Smelting .
American Sugai .
1,2ft) Am? r. Tel. and Tel. Co...
20. American Tobacco, com.
Ameilcah Tobacco, pfd..
Anaconda Copper .
6,200 A tchlson .
ZOO Atlantic Coimi Llne...;..
A. C. 1* of Connectcut..
700 Baltimore and Ohio.
1,240 Brooklyn Rapid Transit
400 Cent?] Leather, com ?
?.60? Canadian Pacific .
I 0 Chesapeake and Ohio ?
'?!'jChli?KO Great Western.
6.31" Chi.. Mil. and St. Paul...
'.?/> Cru' iidc Steel Cor., torn.
40 Crumble Steel, pfd.
l.or, cnh-HKo and Northwest.
300 Colorado Fual and fton.
Colorado and Southern..
1 100 Consolidated Oas .
Delaware ami Hudson..;.
MO Den. ond Bio Gran . com.
200 Den. and P.lo Gran., pfd.
1,200 liixtlller*' Sec. ("or.
9,600 Krle .
l"i iCrl*. 1st pfd.?????
Fed, Mln and Sm, pfd..
300 General Electrlx .
3,440 Great Northern! pfd......
C00 Great Northeim Ore clis
70? Illinois Central .
200 Inlerber6-Met. .
By
Open.
THOMAS BRANCH At CO.. Bankers and Brokcra.
illeih. Low. Bid. Aakcd. bales. Stock.
Closing
17' i
07
49?
la
115
61
9?
34?
104?
88?
GV??
132
3.Y.
10.'?
121
24
22*
71
IS
112?
11?
lS8v?
2a
51 ?
V?,
Ii,
48?
152
121*4
48
138
14?
68
49?
9-i
82't
to"*
115
51
a?
54?
101 ?4
132
2.?
? ???/I
24
229?
"?IVi
18?
1131a
11 Vi
SV?
140V4
28
6i?
3-J?
4S?
lV.2
122
IK
12?
H1?
w?
67
43%
9?
82?
48
115
50?
'?>??
34?
104 e,
3S?
131?
371;
102?
121?
i'.?
112?
UK
80
189 ?
-':?-?
13'.? 133? 132?
1*2
121?
4>
137
14?
8?
17%
57?
50
41>?
'?>?
S3
34?
lo;i,
38
68?
111?,-,
SO
Open. High. Low. Bid. A-kcd
Cl^slna
13 43 42*)? "3??
13
120?
?j
1W
28?
2281t
71
IS
112?
11?
z
140
27?
47
133
161
22?
#>i4
at*
28?
4-<
Iii?
121?
48
137
14?
01
?iy?
t>Tt
n
HSV*
10
31?
lt?
40
Cef?
11'-Vi
132
ZU)
JI
34
i?;;>?
3
241
100?
15 lt
21
22?
72
is?
113
11?
IM-..
121?
153
48?
137?
19' 4
48?
1 2?
18?
H'l
12 >
10215
140?
24?
l>?
Pi?
tt
155*
111?
40
18?
103
I'd
102?
18
28
15?!'.,
1 >U\
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41?
102?
88?
I00H
111\
275t
120
11 J> i
40?
27 \
2>0 Interboro-Met.. pfd.
Int. Mer Marine, com.
lnteinatlon.il Paper .
Int. Paper, pfd.
300 Kan. City Sooth., com.. 28
13.3 ?> Lehigh Vallej . 158?
200 Louh vllle and Nashville 1111,
Manhattan .
320 Mo.. Kah. and Texas.... -'.<?
Md.. Kan. and Tex . pfd.
3,400 Miss? url Pacific .
200 National Lend .
1,000 New York C.ntral
350 N Y.. Ont. and Western
300 Norfolk and Western..
B.80? Northern Pacific .
300 PatilflC Mall .
2,200 Pennsylvania .
f>i People's Gas .
20> Plttsburg Coal, com.
J250 Pressed Steel Car.
Pressed Steel Car. pfd..
100 Rv. Steel Spring, com...
72..-.O0 Heading .
1,700 Republic iron ond Steel
W) Republic I. und S. pfd..
1,700 Rock Island .
?VO Bock Island, pfd.
8l6*s-8hefftftld .
16.900 Southern Pacific _
2,200 Southern Railway . 25?
7.0 Southern Railway, pfd. ?'.'.??
I7t, Standard 0:i .<?:'-?
ICO Tennessee Copper . "1*4
ito TfMis PaCiOc . 2?%
r<3.7<-.. Union Pacific . I? ?
600 Unllod Seiten Rubber... 87?
107,130 United S'ctes Steel. <;:??
1,100 Ctiitrd State.1. St-;ei. pfd 11!--,
1.300 V.i -Car. Cht ir.lcal . 61?
Va.-Car. Chemical, pfd.
Vu. Hy. and Power, pfd. .
M<> Wai.imh . '.:?
20U Wabash, pfd. 1.3 . '.'v'-. '-''? rjy
200 Western Union . 73? 78? 73? "?
Tot ll sole? for day. 'i'.'i1'1 shares.
Total stilec lor week (tiiiee di.vs). 1,4392800 shares.
Note?N,-w York Stock Exchange v. ill be closed Saturday
141? 140?
8>?
24?
88?
24?
4V%
P-s? 1071,
67-',
H'.''?
loov,
l'7R4
114?
13?
012
1141,
! V*
103
104?
11.".?
2i?
l-'"i
l( 2?
IS
au?
88?
107
2-IV,
166?
114?
61 "i
lli
"?
13?
ll;
14? September 2. and Monday, September 4.
to-day 17,603 ta!?-s against ln.tPl ba>a '.>?:
?Tack and ::.47'j lui year.
Cotton futures op?n-d steady and closed
steady:
Open. High. Low. Clo?e.
August .11.70 11.75 11.26 '.L71
September .1L1" 11?! 11.17 IIS?
October .11.16 11.?1 11.16 ILM
.Voverr.bc? .11.17 11.17 11.17 IS -T
December ...?. ...K.23 1137 11,14 11.33
January .11.? 1133 11.20. 1130
March .11.33 11.43 11.30 11.11
May .11 4k-. UK 1L43 1L5J
July . U.03
Spot cotton closed quiet. 40 points lower;
middling upland*. 1X00; middling gulf,
l: 25; t. , 103 bale*.
Cotton, quiet, middling. 12 00: *-.--.?? re?
ceipt?, 7.517 bales; sales. 100 bale?: st/v-k.
V3.27J balea. export to Great Britain. 1.200
bales. Coastwise. 3.t'*7 bales.
Total to-day at all ports?Net receipts.
1:7-17 bales; 'ip-^rt to Great Britain. 1.300
ba ?e: to the Continent. 9.744 oalea; stock.
231.IC bales
< 'onsnlldated at all ports?Net receipts.
107.4:<7 t,a>?. export to Great Britain, 7.73".
bales, to l'ranre. 3.100 bales, to the Conti?
nent. 14.244 bales
Total etr.ce psptember 1 at all ports?Net
receipts. S.747.-.*? ba>r. export to Great
Hrita::i. 3.213,929 bales 1 to Franc*. S-17.:?;:
bales; to lh<- Continent. 2.141.95! bales; to
Japan. 1U.2T; bales, to Mexico, 2.435 ba!ea.
New Orleans. La.. August 30. ?After an
early decline on poor cable? th* rotton
market rained to-day on heavy balding
for August by one of the buli leaders, storm
warnings for the Texas and Louisiana
roast, which prevented general short sell?
ing of new crop positions, and a private
condition r-port of bullish aspect, the close
being at a r.et gain for the day of 4 T 5
points. Spot cotton steady. Sc. low*.-; mid
d?ng. ll}-".f.r.; sales on the spot 130 bales
and 4V, to arrive. Futures opened and clos?
ed steady Closing prices: September. 11.34;
Ottober. 11.25; December. 11.2?; January.
11.33: Maren, 11.44; Ma>. 11.1?.
LOCAL .MARKET QUOTATION'S.
tFurr.lshed by Levy Commission Co.. Com?
mission Merchants. Richmond. Vs
Richmond. Va.. August 30. |J11.
ACTUAL WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS' OF
-MARKET.
LIVE POULTItT.
Chickens, choice, small, lb.. 1? g
Chickens, choice, medium, lb.. p; 5/
Chickens, large, ib... 1? ^
Hens, lb. 12<*6
Boosters, each. 3-)
Ducks, large, young, lb. $ u^t
Ducks, small, young, lb. a in
EGGS.
In trat?! nearby, fmh, dox.. 20 g -1
In crates other sect.ona, dos.. SO 3
Guinea eggs, dox. 12 a
BUTTER.
Family, choice, freah. lb. Sin ~?
Merchants', fair, lb. 17%? a
LIVK STOCK.
Veals, choice to fancy, lb. g -
Veu.s. poor to fair, lb. ? g ji^
Calvers. runners, lb._ 5^ j I
Khei-p. lb.' 3 g t
Lambs, spring. !b. 5 a 6
("attle. fair to prime, lb. 4 ? 6
llOgS, lb. 7U3
HIDKP.
Dry flint, lb. 17 <j
Dry salt, lb. 15 t?
Green, aalt, lb. 13V* ci*
Green, lb. 9V?e
Greer.. damaged, lb. ? I
Tai low, *b. CP 6
Beeswnj: . ?/ IR
Bricht. No. 1, tubwot-hed. lb 24 ft 25
Bright, No. 2. ?.ubw.shed. ? 24
( t. unwashed, free of burrs. Q 21
( h unwathad, lightly burry. 17 O II
Ch. ur.waahed. medium ou.-ry ?/? 16
Ch ' unwashed, heavy burr/. UViO 13
MISCELLANE' >US
Onions, dry. p?r 100 lbs. sack.. 100 ^ 3.23
Potatoes, Irish. No. I, bbl.... ITS ?J, 3.60
MARKET CONDITIONS.
Ci.irkens In heavier receipt, hut active at
quotations. Hens active. Live slock in good
demand. Other lines al?0 active.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
New York. August 3'). ?Flour?Steady. Rye
Fluur?Quiet. Cornmeal?Firm. Barley and
Bye?Nominal. Wheat ?Easy; No. 2 red,
new. 94%C., elevator ami &5V*c. '?? o. b. afloat.
Futures closed tj-i'?c. net lower. Septem?
ber, 95 7-16c.; December, 99"?c. Corn?Bar*
iy steady; No. 2, 7lfc elevator, domestic
basis to arrive and 7:>sc. f. o. b. afloat, ex?
port grade. Future market was without
without transactions. Oats? Firm; new,
standard white. ;6'5?... No. 2 do., 47c.
Pork?Stcarty. Beef Firmer. Tallow?Firm.
Petroleum?Steady. Wool?Steady. Koaln
fiteady. Turpentine?Quiet at 54'.iC Leather
?Steady. Molasses?Dull Rice?Steady.
Sugar?Raw. strong. Coffee?Futures closed
steady, 2 points higher to 3 point* lower.
Spot, steady; Rio. No. 7. 13>..r.; Santos. No.
I .i s. mild, duli: Cordova. MQltk*. nom?
inal. Butter and Cheese?Steady and un?
changed. Eggs?Steady to firm. Potatoes?
White, easy and unchanged; sweets, firm;
Jersey, baske. gl. 54 ft 1-^2; Southern barrel.
12.50?) 3 75. i'abbages?Dull and unchanged.
Peanuts?Unchanged.
Except for a alight decline near doliverlos
early In the session cottonseed oil was
higher to-day on concontrtfied buying of
late deliveries, covering of shorts and local
professional support. The close was un?
changed to 5 points net higher. Septem?
ber. 6.1896.15; October. 5S0ftS.S4; Novem?
ber, 5.S5<E5.76; December, J..t34| 6.66; January,
6.63O5.66; prime crude, nominal; prime sum?
mer yellow. 6.14Q6.26; prime winter yellow,
6.15 bid; prime summer white, 8 16 y 6 57.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Chicago, hi., August 30.?Wheat was liqui?
dated heavily on the Board of Trade to?
day. September In particular, and the close
was V4ii!sc. to lc. under yesterday. Corn
and oats found narrow markets, but while
corn sold off '?l'ii'.c. ta H?4c.. oats cloaed
unchanged to a shade up. Provisions suf?
fered from liquidation, closing 7ViO10c
lower In lard and ribs to 6214c for Sep?
tember pork.
Leading futures to-day ranged as follows:
Open. High. Open. Close,
WHEAT?
Sept. SS?? 894? SSV? 684?
Dec. 93',, 93?? 93,4 93V3
May . 99?? 99?? 9?\? 99U
C?KN
Sept. 66 65>* 61V,
Dec. 62V4 62V4 62Vi
May . 6t-H 64V> 64V4 644?
OATS?
g?P?. 42H 42H 42V, <2V4
?et. 45 43,4 44?? ?6
May . 47 48H 47?? 4?
MBSS PORK-rcr bbl.
Sept.16.80 16.00 16.56 16 75
Jan. .16.25 16.27 16.05 16.10
LAitD?Per 100 lbs
S?P?.9? 9.27 0.20 ?26
9.23 0.10
88
'Oct. 9.35 9.36
l>?0.9.13 9.13 9.06 ?io
.9.05 9.07 ?.?5 (.00
May . f..T. 9 0) t.*I $.57 I
'HORT RIBS?Per 100 lb*
s*pt.s.n s.ts ?.w j
On.y*o s.? *?; *50 ;
J?n.?.io i.u ?.:; i.V
Caah (rrain closed. Wheat?No. : red. SSQ :
IHjC.; No. 3 r?d. W*>Uo.i No. 2 hard, win-j
ter. KHOMc . No 3 hard, w.nter. MViO*3c; I
No. : northern, spring. tl.0*<Il.OS: No. 3;
northern, spring. 11.03?LOS; No. 3 northern;
apr ns. 97 51 41 ?. N?. : spring, n 4} $1.01; No. i
3 spring. Wall; velvet chaff. "?'(.:?*;'-.. durum
S ??:?.?. Corn?No. 2. ?4? n 6??<.c.: No. 2|
while and No. 3 yellow. 64*^ *j 63c-; No. 3,
(IVsfr?4\c; No 3 white and No 3 yellow, j
t?VjCM%,c.: No. I. ..3',S?4i,e.; No. 4 white
and No 4 yellow. 64 'a S4V.C Oats?No. 2.
41c; No. 2 ahlte, 42'4Tj45<-.. No. 3 white.
ll't'Hll.r.. No. 4 white. lOHVSlttc.; stand?
ard. c,'/t:\,r
Baltimore, Md . August ?0.?Wheat easier:
spot, contract. fVS<- : Southern on grade.
S3 090c Corn?St-ady; spot, contract. ti\:
Oate?FIrm; No. : white, new. 43\?i4tc;
old. 44?c.; No. 2 mixed, new. ?2U.C Rye?
Kirin. No. 2 western. ir.iin?l;r. 'jZi. askeu
R1CIIMOM) GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va.. August 30. 1311.
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS ON 'CHANGE.
WHEAT?Car .ots.
No. 2 red. Western.t llttAI
No. 2 red. Virginia. 53 V? j !
I No. 1 red. '-'-':.l! 1
I Vlrglnta, bag lots. II jg SO I
Virginia, bag lots > for seed) M '.4) K '
CORN?rar lots
i No. 2 white. 9 72ti
No. 3 white. ; 71W
No. 2 mixed. 0 71Vi'
No. 3 mixed. 3 'Mi '
Virginia, bag lo s. 71 O !
I OAT.w-C>r lota.
No. 2 mixed. ft 44V* I
No. 3 mixed. 4J 44 I
No. J white. id <3 ?64 j
No. 2 white. ?9 4'H :
Winter seed, bag lota. ?S & I? j
RYE?Car lota.
No. 2. 53 ft
No. 3. M ? 1
Virginia, bag lots. SO tf
RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
Richmond. Vs., August 3). 1511.
he quotations are aa Collowat
1 Timothy.24.0)
S Timothy. 2!.?
I No. 3 Timothy. Nomina'.
Light lover, mixed. 22 65 ,j /- X
No. 1 Clover, mixed. 21.50
I No. 1 Clover. Nominal
No. 2 Clover, mixed. 1VM
No. ; clover. Nominal
STRAW?compressed . 7.50
Uonse-presfeil. large bales... V60 ? S.W
SHUCKS?Compressed . Nominal
Loose-pressed, large bales. Nominal
Load your cars so that hay at doer;, reprc
sent! contents, and thus avoid rejection.
This market grades hay In accordance
rlth the rules of tne National Bay Associa?
tion.
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE BTOCK MARKE" ..
tSaies at Union Stock Yards.)
Richmond. Vs., August SO, Uli.
Report of the live stock market for the
week ending August 3S:
Receipts?Cattle. 305 head, calves, 15? head;
sheep. 661 head. hogs. 41 head.
Best steers, 0c.; medium to good.
1*4tJSHc.; common to fair. 3*?Sj4:-ir.; best
hellers, ?ljuff.; medium to good. 3?4?4'4c;
common to fair, 3'*4'd 3*t.c., best cows. 8V, JX
i'-.c.; medium to good. 3^i3Hc.; common to
fair. 2tf2?4c.; bulls. 3'-? 3 4r.; calves. 5&7c.
C"*i and calves. 1254; 50.00 per head. Best
hogs, 7Vi?T7*aC,; sows and stags. 5<56Vjc;
best lambs, ?50V. i common, S'j'?c.; sheep,
B4?SV?c
Chicago. III., August 30.?Cattle?Receipt?
3*2,000 head Market mostly 5810c. lower.
Beeves, $55'.15; Texas steers. |4.40C<vU;
Hesterns, S4.2?37.10: stockers and feeders.
S3.*j*S.S0; cows and heifers. 12.23416.25; calves,
l?<3S.OO Hog?-Recelpts 25.000? head. M?<r
k*t slow at early prices. Light. 17.15 2) 7.76;
mixed. $7.05 0 7.70; heavy. (6 S? g 7.60; rough.
IS."?fi7.10; good to choice heavy. $7.1067.60;
pigs. $697.(4; bulK Qf sales. S7.l0ti7.45. Sheep
?Receipts 10,003 hoad. Market weak. Native
S2.16'if.3.70; western, 32.503 3.75; yearlings. $4
66.10; lambs, native. $426.70; westerns, S4.75
? 6. SO.
New Tork. August 30.?Beeves?Receipt?
2.154 head. Steers. $4.2537.55; bulls. J33
4.S5; cows. $1.3*.Sj4.25. Calves?Receipts 2 318
head. Veals. $70 10.00; culls, 13 0 6.00: grass,
e.rs and buttermilks. $*4.SS96.S&; southern
and western calves. $4.S0Q 7.50. Sheep and
i Lambs?Receipts 6,314 head. Sheep. $283 76;
I culls. $101.60; lambs. 44.75'? 7.25; culls. $43>
14.30. Hogs?Receipts 3.5SS head. Market
easy at $7.6093.05.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARK KT.
Richmond. Vs., August 3D. 1911.
Quotations ?n the Richmond Tobacc? Ex
rna -ig?;
BROWN s?! IPPING- R EO n I)?: P. ED.
Lugs .t IM ft I I :l
Short leaf. .. 9.00 t, 10 50
Lonr leaf. 1? ,v-> O U.M
Wrapper* . is.oo a is.oo
BRKIMT8
SMOKERS' -Common . 100 3 ?61
Medium. ?.00 V i:.o<i
Flu? . 12.00 v 13 'j*
CUTTERS- Comroo . 12'? ?J 12 50
Medium . U 0) i-' 1* 50
Fine . ?1 00 e U.50
Fnncy . IS '.0 8 20 00
riLLKRB?Common . ?0t> S lO.uO
Medium . 1100 6 12.O0
Ooo'V . 12.63 tj 13 M
Fine. 14 00 O 1? ??
WRAPPERS?Common. 13 "0 0 IT.?*
Medium . IS 00 3 20. W
Good . 26.00 ? 30.00
Tine . ... 12 50 G 37.60
Fancy . 40.00 ? 45.00
?UN-Ci'FlUD?NEW.
Lit>. csini'ii to go'o. 5 50 e 7.06
LuP?. good 'o prune. 7.50 tj ?50
Ebon leaf. 900 "i 11.00
l.or.g leaf. 11 no tj it.'M
Wrappers . 14.co fj ss.O)
Prlir.lnga . LOO ft 3.00
MIS f' F. f. I .ANEWS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET.
fFMrnlfhed b.- Rodger*. McCabe & Co.)
pet?r?burg. Vs., ALgTUSt eanut.'.?
Farmer? Spanish?Firm at ?1.25 |. V bushel.
Virginia??Firm. bunch. S'rt 5Hc. per pound:
fancy hmid picked. t'jltic. Per pound: ex?
tra prime. 4r per pound: prime. 2\r. P?r
pound; machine picked. 3'4fi 4c. per pour.d;
Hhelllng stock, 3c. per pound.
DRT GOODS MARKST.
New York. August 30.?Trading In fin ll
rotton goods was rather quiet during the
day. Values were firmly held, and In one
ras* the d'.srount on oleiched goods was
withdrawn. Prlr.t cloths was In steady de?
mand and full prlres were paid for all of
"he goods that changed hands Business in
worsted yarns was sluggish.
NAVAL STORES
Wilmington, N. C., August 20.?Spirits
Turpentine-Steady at 42-Vjr.: racelpta .'5,
casks. Rosin?Steady at 16.60; receipt? IIS
barrels Tar?Firm at 13; receipts 53 h-vr- '
rel?. i 'rude Turpentine?Firm nt I3Q l.tO;
receipt? It barrels.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. AUOU3T 30. IM1.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon. Barney. Norfolk, mer?
chandise and passengers Old Dominion Line
SAILED.
Ste.imrr Brandon, Marne;-. Norfolk, mer?
chandise and passengers, Old Dominion Lin
Steamer Pocahonta?, Graves, Norfolk and
.Tante? River landing*, merchandise apd p:,.
sengerj. Virginia Navigation Company
fkboota.
Miss Morris's School
for Girls
3 East Grace Street.
September 25, 1011.
Catalogue at book stores or from the
principal. MISS SUSIE P. MORRIS.
Principal, 1116 West Avenue.
I
Kt&iifpti Offer? two vrar course
- In thepracticul branches
of the law leading to degree ot LL. B.
Location unsurpassed. Terms moderate.
Next session begins September 21, 1011.
For catalogue and information, address
W. S. McNEILL, Professor of Law,
Richmond, Vs.
Littleton Female College
Our fall term will begin September
20, 1911.
For catalogue, address
J. M. RHODES,
Littleton. N. C
Personal and inactive accounts, subject to check,
receive our best attention?and, in addition, 3 per
cent, on balance maintained, whether large or small.
Open an account to-day in person or by mail.
Virginia Trust Co.,
Richmond, Va.
Capital One Million Dollars
?efjool?.
Lewisburg Seminary and
Conservatory of Music
In heart of Alleghantes, 2.300 feet
above sea: hear Greenbrler White Sul
pher Springs; halfway between Wush
inston and Cincinnati, on C. & O. Hall?
way 'through trains. I.onf; distance
phone.
Fine. modern buildings, electric
littht, steam heat, bath**, gymnasium,
etc.
Standard courses, under competent
teachers. In I Ihorst Arts and Sciences.
Music. Art, Expression and Business.
Refined. Christian Influence'.
Limited to 135 boarders. $220 to J350.
Session begins September 13 1911.
It. < . Sommervlllci President,
Dr iwer T. Letvisburg, W, Vs.
Miss Elleit's School
For Girls
Opposite Monroe Park?14 N Laurel.
Richmond, Virginia
Careful attention to little trlrlf.
Athletic Hold outMdc the city. Basket?
ball and hoatinK. Preparatory to Bryn
Mawr College. Certificate admits to
Vassar and Randolph-Macon. Sweet
Briar scholarship. The number of
?tudents will be limited.
GLOUCESTER ACADEM1
On the Principal'. Farm. Summerville.
As Accredited School of the Vnlversity ?
Virgtnlu,
Near Gloucester 0. II.* Va.
Thorough preparation for rolle*..? and tn?
tjnlveritt) and for a business Ufa. Specie,
attantlon *o backward boye. and the most
careful Individual supervision. The next
aeaalon will bes'.ri September 7th. Corre?
spondence solicited. For circulars apply tf
JOHN TABB ujrad L'nlv. of Va.). Prloflaa
pal. P. O.. Glouceater. Va.
PE A B O D Y
Conservatory of Musk
Baltimore, MO.
II ae the leading
??V. low??) ?n ii? 1 ? 11 ronsf rv
atory in tho country.
\ ^ and D.plomas
Circulars mailed.
Virginia Mechanics Institute
Will begin Its enrolment September
IS. 1911.
Regular niprht classes for Machin?
ists. Plumbers. Automobile "Mechan?
icians, Pattern-Makers and other
trades Also day daises In the after?
noon for apprentices, once a week.
FRANK "?V. DUKE,
Superintendent.
RICHMOND ACADEMY
Bichmond, Va.
Tenth session begins September IS.
The Dear. Is now at president's oflice,
Richmond College.
For catalogue, address
\VM. L. PniXCE,
Dean.
Phone Madison 2342-J
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF
MEDICINE ? vSa'I
STUART McGUTRE. M.D., Pres.
Me*Kcine-Dentistry-Pharrnacy
19lh Session Opens September 12th.
New building. New equipment.
Eighty experienced teachers.
Excellent clinical facilities.
Modern laboratory methods.
Descriptive Catalogue on request.
Richmond College
An eld, etrcngly endowed College with stan?
dard entrance requirements whose degrees are
accepted at full value by the leading universities
of America. Through courses in Liberal Arts
lead to degrees of B A . B. S. and M. A., and In
Law to degree of LL. B.
Character building is emphaeirel, and
the Faculty does not permit the individual to be
lost in the crowd.
Modern, sanitary dormitories with good
boarding facilities. Equipment of every depart
is fir6t class. Expenses ore moderate. For
catalogue and information, address :
President F. W. BOAT WRIGHT,
RICHMOND. VA.
McGuire's University School,
OPP. MONROE PARK. RICHMOND VA.
FORTY-SEVENTH SESSION begins Sep?
tember IS. Thorough preparation for uni?
versity or college. Lower School for small
boys. Principal at 7 N. Belvldere St. Hours:
8 to 12 A. M.: 2 to 5 P. M. Catalogues at
book stores or hy mall. "Phone Madison 3171
JOHN P. M'OfTinE. Principal.
EDICAL COLLEGE
L OFsyiRgtlNIIA ft
11838
f!911
MEDICINE. DENTISTRY. PHARMACY.
StawirWli. feteta begins Sept. II, 1911.
EicelUoi Uboraatory end cllaloel fftellltlee.
CUoftU gtUabrtoue LA ting ? i pec test mils rats.
. Write fcr C*uJjsu< fs>
OtfistopaW TornpkbM, M. D? Dw>n, P|r tsjjmril V*
Tottis
THE JEFFEFfllt>N
RICHMOND, VA.
Coolest Restaurant In the City.
Club Breakfast a Spoclaltjr.
Lobby Cooled by Battery of Electric Fan*.
The moat magnificent hotel In the South.
European plan. Rooms slng'.o and en sulto,
with and without baths. Spacious sample
rooms,
Pnte. $1.00 per dav and upward.
&afimaBiL
Richmond^ Petersburg Electric Railway
Cara leave Manchester. Seventh ana Fsrrs
Streets, for l'etereburg:
?*. 7. 8, ??, 10, 11. '13 a U . 1, 2. ??. 4. i.
???:?6. ??. T, 8. ??. 10 P. It
11:00 P. M. for Cbaaier. 13.00 mlanlglu for
Petersburg.
Cera leare Petersburg, foot ?r sycamore
Street, for Manchester!
16:16, 8:34, ?1:18. ?7:86. ?:?. V.SS. *10:S8. Iii?
A. M.. 11:86. ?1:88. 2:34. 3:16. ?4:88. fit*. 8:88.
?7:16. 8:36. D M. '10:40. 11:40 P. at
IDally excapt Sunday and hollSaya
'Carries baggage and expreaa.
??Limited, except Sundaya and holiday*,
AU cars from f'otarsjurg coaoa<jt Kr.Uh.
I eftja for Illohmoi.t_,._
SaintiaL_StmntW.
esult of Energy
A BANK strong in its resources, conservative in
its management, progressive in its policy, with ample
capital, modern equipment, splendid organization,
officers o: experience, and a strong directorate.
Thousands of customers have found our services
entirely satisfactory and do not hesitate to recom?
mend us to their friends. Your patronage is solicited.
First National Bank
Richmond, Virginia
Capital and Surplus, $2,000,000.00
JNO. B. PURCELL. Pres. JNO. M. MILLER, JR., Vice-Pres. and Cashier
FRET). L. NOLTING, Vice-President
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
7:40 A.?Local? Dally?Newport News.
8:30 A. Local.- Dally?Cb'vllt*. Ex. Sun. C.
Force
t?:00 A.?Exprf *s-t>altr? Norfolk. Old Pol.nL
U0:00 Aj?Local-Jjii:>-L.hliK. Lex. C Forge.
111:45 A.?Mtn. SpL Ex. Sunday ?tv. Sulphur.
?2:00 P.?Kxprtit-bally?On.-L'villa.
tt:00 P.?Express?Lilly?Norfolk. N. Newa
6.GO P?Local?Dally?X. Nowa. Ol* PolnL
6:14 P.?Local?ijx. Sunday?Oordonsvllle.
?5:16 P.?Local?Ex. Sunday?Lchbg, Natural
Bride?. Clifton Force.
?6 35 P.?Llmit'J?Dal,y- Cincinnati, Chicago.
?11.00 P.?Expr??i.?Dally?Cincinnati. L'vllle,
?Sleepers. Il'irlor ears.
TRAINS AltKlvr. I'.ICjIMOXP-L->ca! from
East: 5:3? A. 36., 7:50 P. M. Through from
East: 11:30 A. it, ?:I0 P. j.
Local from Vt-st: "8:10 A. M . ?*?:50 A. M
6:25 P. M. and s:3j P. M Through: 7:00 A."
M.. 2:46 P. M.
James River Line: "S:35 A. M.. ?:1S P. iL
??Dally except Suncay.
MmU, Frederictsu'e & Potomac R. H
TO AND FROM WASHINGTON AND BEYOND.
Leavo Richmond
?6.80 A.M. Uj/d st.su.
?6.42 A.M. Main St. Sis.
?e.rOA.M. By.-4Kt.Sta.
??.30 A.a. Ma'p-it. Sta.
?8.40A.M.BrrdSi. Sta.
?12.01 aooo Bjt4 St. Sta.
14.00 P.M.Bjrt St. St*.
?4.16 I' ll Elba Station.
?5.16 P.M. MalaSLNls.
?8.?0P.M. ByrdSt. Sta.
Arrive Klohmopd
?LAO A.M. BjrdSt.hta.
H l.t& A.M. Klbs Htatioo.
M1..15 A.M. Bird St. si*
?1.12 P.M. Main St. Sta.
?2.4? P.M. BrrdSt.Bts.
?7.26 P.M. Bird fit.Sta.
?0.10 l'.ll. Bjrrd St.Sta.
?9.40 P.M. Main St. Sta.
?11.05 P.M. .Main St. sc..
*|Mjj night Byrd St.Sts.
ACCOMMODATION THAINS?WEEKDAYS.
LesTO 11;rd St.St?. 130P.11. for Preaerteksbarg.
I.esTe Elbs Sta. 7.60 A. H.,11.110 p. 31. for Ashland
Arrlre Bird St.Sta.s.iS A.M. from Prederleksb'g
Arrire Elba Sta. tl.30 A.M.,6 JO P.M.from t Milan ii
?Dally. fWeekdaya. .Sundays only.
All trains to or from Byrd Street Station
(except tiaini leaving 5.30 a. m. and arriving
13.jo night) stop at Elba. Time of arrlvala and
departures oot guaraotsed. Read the sigos.
6E.UJO.xitu a in i.i> *
Southbound traltia scheduled to leave Rieb
mood daily >:10 A. kt.?Local to Norllne.
1.20 P. M. ?Sleepers and coachea, Atlanta,
Uirmlnghatr.. Savannah, Jacksonville and
Florida points. 6:60 P. M.?Sleepers and
coaches. e>? m.iab. Jacksonville and Florida
points 11 tit P. it.?Sleepers and roaches. At?
lanta. H" ???? ?-,>:.?1:1. Memphis and tha Soutb
west. Northbound trains scheduled to arrive
' in ltlehmord dslly: 5:32 A. M.. 7:23 A. *L.
I 6:05 ". M-. 5 40 P. At
R1CHMOND AND CII ESA 1TL-VKE BAY
RAILWAY COMPAJiY.
Schedu:. tt electric trains to and from
Ashland, supping at Intermediate stations
upod signs,: Lt. Richmond tDroad and
Laurel Sis . ??:(?, '7:10. ?:10b. 8:10. ??ltil?,
M IO A. If . 1:10. 2:10, 3:10. 4:10b. 6:10. it: 2?.
I'io 8:100. 10:10. 11.46 P. 3d. Lv. Ashland.
?5-65 7b. ?. ?b. 10. "11 A. at., *13 M_. ??!.
t, 8. 4, tt). L 7. 8. *b, 11 P. ML
?Daily except Sunday. "Suodnj op.I?.
11 arrtea >??>
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
N. B.?Folowing scbadule figures published
?a information and not guarantee*'
6:10 A IL-Daily?Local for Charlotte. Dur?
ham ar.el Bslelsh. 10.46 A. 64.?Dslly?Limit -
ad?For at' points South. Drawing Room
Buffet Sletpirig Car to Aaheville. N. C. 6:00
P. M. Ex. Sun.? Local for Durham and In?
termediate Stallone. 6:00 P. M. Ex. Sun.?
Kcybvtlle Local. 11;45 P. M.?Dslly?Limited
? For all pilots South. Pullman rend, at >:3G
P. M.
YORK RIVER LENK.
d:30 P. M ? Ex. Bun.?T? West PL. ronnect
tar for Bil'.lmora Mon., Wed. and Frl. 6:00
A. M.' Ex. Sun. and 2:1* P. iL?Alon.. We*,
sod Frl ?Local to Weel Point.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From tl.i 3outh: 4:6? V 11.. 1:06 P. 3d.,
?tally; t:AC A. 61. Ex. But..; 13:6a Ex. Run.)
100 P 34 'dally. From Waat Point: *:ts a.
A4 DC-ly; l-":36 A. U Wed. and Frl.; 4.J? P.
kt. r\*. t...
b. a. DVROE9S. D. p. a..
t2t el Main St 'Phone Uudlsnn 4M.
Atlantic Coast Line
EFFECTIVE JULY 2. Mil.
TR?IKI LEAVE RICHMOND DAI LT.
For FlTlda and South: 3:15 A. M. and.
36 P. y., 100 A. M. Charleston.
For Norfolk: "f 10 und 9;Oo A. SI., *3:00 P
>L, 4:10 ?. M.. "7:00 V M.
For N. & W. Ry. West: 6:15 A. M 10:00
. M.. '3 00 P. M.. S:20 P. M.
For Petersburg: 1:00 A. M.. 6:15 A. M.,
1:10 A M., 3:15 A. M . ?:00 A. M.. 10:00
. M.. "1:00 P. M . 4:10 P. M.. 1:06 1>. M .
7:00 P If., 7:35 P. M . 9:30 P. M., 11:45 P. M.
For Oetdaboro and Faycttevllle: ?4:10 P.M.
Train? arrive Richmond dally: 5:20 A. M.,
40 A. kt.. 6:55 A. M.. ?S:37 A. M? ??10:45
. M.. ,-*0 A. M., "11:4S A. 31.. '2:00 P. M..
M... ?:05 P. M . 6:35 P. M . 5:00 P.
P. M., "10:26 P. M.. 11:30 P. M.
Sunday: ??Sunday only,
f arrival and departure nnd con
not guaranteed. ,
C. S. CAMPBELL. P. P. A.
Ik and Western Railway
ALI. RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK. !
hedule. in Effect May 14. lilX
Leave liyrd Street station, Richmond. FOR
NORFOLK: bS:10 A. M., ?9:00 A. M.. a3:00 P.
M P- A*., 07:00 P. Af.
FOR LV.NCHBURQ AND " THE WE9T:
?o:16 A. M.. MO:? A. U.. aS.vO P. If., ??:29
P. M.
Arrlt? Riehmona from Norfolk. 411:40 A.
M bk. 45 A. M.. '1:36 P. M., bl0:25 P. A4..
?11-30 P. M. From tho West: ?6:66 A. If..
?2:00 P At.. b3:15 P. M., ?t.OS P. M., ??lOO P. AL
?Da" -.?Dslly ex Sunday. bSundsy only.
Pui^assi. Parlor and Sleeping Cars. Cafe
DlDlD.^^Ur?- O- H- BOSLBT.
BT D. P. A., Richmond, Vs.
W. Ls?iBVILL. O. P. A_. Rosnnk*. V?.
NORFOLK SOUTHERN
Lt. Noifoik: '1:16 antt ?u a. At.. ?* P. 1
tor Essiern Cssollna svnd the flouth.
Lv. RSvlelgb: **:U A. M ti and ?1:16 P. AL,
tor Eastern Carolina and Norfolk.
Pullman Bleeping Cara between Norfolk,
Raleigh; also Ooldaboro and Norfolk.
? Dally 1 "- y Ex Sue.
C. D, LHt3RANDE, O. a., American Xatlono.
Bank. 'Phona Atonroo l&r. RiobmoBd.
?W. IT. CROXTON. O. P. A.. Vorfolkr. V?
We pay three per cent, com?
pound interest on savings accounts.
Commonwealth Bank
E. A. BARBER. JR.
Certified Public Accountant.
E. A. BARBER & CO.
ACCOUNTING, AUDITING,
organizing; SYSTEMATIZING,
215 Mutual Building,
Phone Mod. 6321. Richmond. Vi.
National Bank of Virginia
Capital, - $1,200,000
Surplus, - $ 600,000
Accounts solicited
Ninth and Main Streets
The officers and directors of this
bank arc men of the highest stand?
ing.
Manchester National Bank
The Confederate Museum
TWELFTH AND CLAY STRKET&
OPEN 9 A. M. TO 5 P. IX.
j&teamuoatg.
'Vacation t'uuisEs
To
%la Haltrax, N. S.. most deltghtrul cruise of
Lit') miles Magninceni scenery: Nortnuiu*
bc.iland Strait, Quit an,. River St. Lawrence
nnd far-famed Sugiirnay River. P. S. "Trim,
iad ' from New York. Sept. 2nd, 10 a. 11.
Returning from Quebec Sept. Slh.
louts Inc. Hotels. Shore Excursions. Lowest
Rates Twin Screw S. S. "Ucrmudlan." SSJVi
tons, sails ^ -'
Aus- 30 and Sopt. 9, 30 and Oct. A
Bilge Keels; electric fans; wireless telegra.
phy. Fastest, newest nnd only Steamer Land?
ing passengers at the dock in Oarmiida.
For Illustrated pamphlets apply f> A E,
OCTKRBRIDC.E & CO.. Agents. Welieo H
S. CO., Ltd., ;? Hroadwny. New Voss or an.
Ticket Agent, or quebec S. S. f?.*?
Quebec. SAMUEL H. BOWMAN./ va..?
Main StreeL /lo. Va.
i
j Lynchburg;, Vi
OLD DQMINIQl^^v^
l.v. Richmond foot of Asb BL <\$ ,r Va.
Leave oowport Newa..[
Arrive Norfolk.J
Connects with main line sto?
Norfolk for New York dally e.tonca, Va.?,..
IM P. M. Connections also Vn f?
W. Ry. 3 P. M. and C. & oJA(- v a v, V "
Men Line steamers stop M':'. News. y?|*.;.?
laiid or receive passengers ?imporla, Va.
TLUUINLY NAVIGATION*! Emporla, Va.
t>j daylight for Norfolk. Cor)n Va.
pert ftjuws and si) James ' .
Sljair.er loaves Monday, .tporltt, Va.
Friday at *:30 1. M. Fralgl Va.
James River landings. 'Ph0int va.
aUIn Ticket Office. HI ^ \ "n
Chesapeake S^.TS
irlo, Va.
ces. Va.
No. 4, Richmond
Big now "ships. "Cltr "?? No No. ?? Rtchmont
"City of ltaltimore." Richmond. Va
Equipped with wireless telegraphy.i. 3, Rlchtnc
phone aurvtce throughout tbs ahtpa. ' r ./
moms en aulte, with baths. Prices .*,'^>dJ"^
Tsc to 13 30. Excellent meals. 76c
Tu BALTIMORE AND THE NORTH VIA
NU'lKOLK AND OLD POINT.
Leave Richmond Dally, except Sun., via
N. & W. Ry. 3:00 P. m . Nor?'Ik 4:16 P. M.
C. & O. Ky.. 4:00 P. M. Daiiy, Old Point
7:15 P. M.
O. D. S. S. Co. 7:00 P. M Detly (one day la
Norfolk).
Vs. Nav. Co. 6:30 A. M (Monday, Wednes?
day and Friday).
Tickets at all offices. For staterooms
apply to S. E. BUKuKSS, D. P. Agent, tit
East Main Street, Richmond.
Baltimore Steam Packet Co
Equipped with wireless telegraphy.
TO BALTIMORE AND THE NORTH VIA
NORFOLK AND OLD POINT.
Leave Richmond Dally. Inc'uding Sunday, via
N. & W. Ry. S:00 P. M.. Norfolk ?:30 P. M.
C. & O. Ry. l:? P. M.. Old Point 7:30 P. M.
O. D. S. S. Ce 7:00 P. M. (one day la Nor
folk).
Va. Nav. Co ?:30 A. M. (Monday, Wednes?
day and Friday).
Tickets at ail offices. For staterooms ap?
ply to H. M BOYSUN, Agont. S30 Saat Mala
StreeL
FALL TOURS
to the
Mediterranean, It air, Switzerland, and
South of France.
$160. up All expenses Included.
"ASK MR. BOWMAN,"
70S East Main Street, Richmond. Va.
To England, Ireland and the Continent
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