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1J York
tock Market
/ York. September IS?Wall i
?et Buffered to-day from one of Its
quent attacks of nervousness, over]
e uncertainties of politics. The source
uneasiness on this occasion was
esldent Tuft's speech at Detroit, in
gard to the enforcement of the onti
ust Jaw. Although this Influence was
It less strenuously than has fre
ently been the rase when politics
s been uppermost. It was sufficient
bring about a sharp reaction in the
ck market. The hundsome sums
nrded on Saturday were crossed otf
.be list In short order when trading
?was resumed to-day. bitter In the ses
slon. however, the market became
stronger. Losses were gradually re?
covered, nnd at the close some stocks
ruled slightly above Saturday's final
figures.
In spite of the morning's decline,
there was no important liquidation,
nnd tile memory of Saturday's rout be- j
Ing still fresh, bear traders were cau?
tious. Business- accordingly became
dull. The declines were due to some
extent to short selling, the bears cir- i
culating various reports of what the
President would say in his speech.
"When the speech itself was available. ;
It was seen that the prophecies which
had alarmed some traders had not'
been borne out. and there was an Int- 1
' provcme.nt it) sentiment.
*Tht- -acjian of the market was dU- j
ppolntinn to traders, who had e\
ecter! u continuation of the upward !
tovement. It was felt that in view |
t the enormouy depreciation in the'
lark' i values of securities from the I
,lgh prices of the year and the ab- '
* ?"?ce of causes for alarm over fun
1 'nt^al Renditions, stoejts should ap-,
tn'd wa??*m*n' capital sufficient
IMght tht
mistake
the rise of last week,
demand appeared thU
, the market seemed to ;
when HoVn w.elg.ht Suspension]
"*ot s lal institutions?one in
the geldipad the otner ln cir.cln
dt'ove hin without Its sentimental
wire. :indrnl!!hca ammunition of
Long wo s quickly availed them
win the ?her reports of govern
In bot against corporations ac
aon lay , decline in United States
Jot i'riu.rnational Harvester. The
?t the tcold down to 101 3-4. Its
decisions.! the year. New Haven.
The 2;tary, was exceptionally
who won sring more than three |
2:17 trcf Its recent heavy loss.
? Pansy S-udlng the Issues *wern
ver. first; is features of the list.,
second. B?n and preferred stocks I
2 17 pac gains In response to
? Longwor
first; t"Hmht stocks on the early
V., third. perhaps 2$.000 shares.
2:06 pac< , oct'n ? financial condi
?Major Bas reflected in the Bank
first ?J Walt' ccl<1-V statement This
the 'secontrcase ?? $42.000.000 inj
2-0414 Mints, apparently as a j
" .. n-'.us on the bank for assist- |
e ifJm institutions which were in*
ved in the entanglements which '
iught about a crisis In the German J
tnclal world. The government's
tement of foreign trade In August |
?wed arr unprecedented volume of ?
)orts. the balance of trade In favor i
this country surpassing all previous I
ords for that month. Agricultural I
pmcnts were not greatly changed
value from the same month .1 yoar
o, the Increase being largely in oth- I
'products.
Bcytds were irregular. Total sales, :
ar value. ?1.4 ~>7.000.
United States bonds were unchang- !
_d on call.
Total sales for the day, 404,609
?hares,
New York, September 1$.?Money on1
call steady; 2 l-8c<1 J 8-S per cent.; rul-i
ing rate, 2 1-4; closing bid. 2 1-4; of-'
fered at 2 3-8. Time loans easier: sixty:
days, 3@Sl-4 per cent.; ninety days.
t. 1-433 1-2; six months. 3 7-8'r4 per'
cent. Prime mercantile paper. 4 3-4 i
per cent.
Sterling exchange steady, with ac?
tual business in bankerB' bills r.t
S4.8326 for sixty-day bills and at
$4.8620 for demand. Commercial bills,
94.82 1-2. Bar silver. 52 3-8. Mexican
dollars, 45.
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
By Richard W. Maury,
6tock and Bond Broker, 101?. E. Main Street.
Richmond, la*. -September IS, 1911.
STATE BECUR.HrTBS. * " Bid. Asked,
'rglnla 3s, Old. C. und Ft.. 1991... ST>i s7??
Centuries, 2-3. C. and R., 1991,. S7it
MAILROAD BONDS.
A- C. L. R- R. Con. Tr. 4 p. c. si
c. ond O.. Oen'l. M. Ots, l?2. 10i
Georgia, Sou. and Fla., 1945. 104
Georgia and Ala. Con,. 5s, 194S_ lui
Nor. and West. Ry. 4s,. VJJi. ?3
Keuboard Adjust 5s. 1S4&. 75
Southern Railway 1st 5s. i?SM. 105
Co. R. Dev. and G. M. 4s. 195C. ...
Western N. C. 1st 4?. C-, 1914. 10?
STREET RAILWAY BONDS
Nor. and Ports. Trac. Co. 5s. lSJi.. '7 SS
Va. Ry. and Power Co. 5s, i;<34... a;
STREET Ry STOCKS. Par.
Va. end Power Co. pfd.100 77'4 S
""' Ry. and Power Co. com_1? 31> 4114
A.ILKOAD STOCK:.-. Par.
?apeake and Ohio.50o 71 ...
/oik and Western com.ICO 101 ...
F. and P. Dlv. ubllg.lw ... 270
F. and P. 7 p. c. guar.luO ... 290
uthern Railway ptd. .100 ?>(
Uth?rn Railway coin.100 27 ...
SANK AND TRUST CO. eTOCK*.
merlcan National.100 140
road Street. :5 C:
ink of Commerce and Trust?.1W) :4m
:rst Nation*.!.lw 2:;,
erchants Nations..100 700
?tlonal Bank of Virginia.log 199 ...
Ulor.ul State and City Bank..100.117
-Kanter? National.100 750
tavlngs B&r.k of Richmond. 12
talon Bank of Richmond. 50 3w
Virginia Trust Company.tot) 160
MISCELLANEOUS.
Va-Car. Chem. pfd. 5 p. c.IC? in lij
Quctatlots .'or Interest-paying bonds are
at a price 10 which Interest must be added.
Income bonds and certificates ?: Indebted?
ness are Rat.
BOND LIST.
?ills-Chalmers 5s. 6s
American Tcbacco Companj Is.. 5,744
'American Tobacco 1
Atlantic Coast Line 1st 4s(hidi. :?
A. c. L.-L. and N. 4s < old 1. . V. ?
Atlantic Coast Line com. u . y, ;4
CbesapetUce and Ohio conv. ??.,. tbtd) ? ,
.Norfolk and Western conv. 4s (bid)_ 10.'
Esaboard Ali Line 4s.
Seaboard Air Line adj. 5s ibldi. : '.
Southern Bell 6s. \
Mother-l Railway 4r. : ,
(Southern ftallway Ct. ,
Dulled States Steel 2nd 5s.
.Va -r lWii Bros ctfs lOKji. 63Vi
{Va.-/ \ Chem In 5s. 99'?
S*' " deb. 4r,.... to',?
J IS. 4' ^
. lO-'H
N MAEREIh.
ptetnber Is.?A pprenslenn
ather restricted aggrcs
s cotton market tb-duy.
^Send for
our interes ccount with
fing bookn Bank
L/The Trjf Richmond
fciAboUt CfMAIN SIRE IT.
A START. t PER
INTEREST
Official Range and Sale of Stocks in New York
Sales. Stock.
1.400 Amer. Beel Sugar, com.
Allls-Chalmers .
l(X> Allls-Ohalmers, pfd.
6,820 Amalgamated Cupper ...
Arne.-. Agrl. Chem-, com.
>?" Amerlcan Can .
670 American Can. pfd.
IUI Arne,-. Car un,l Foundry.
Amer, Car and Fclun., pfd
American Cottcn oil.
AlucT'cun fanteed Oil...
300 American Locomotive ...
Amer. lx>coni'>t 1 ve. pfd...
Amer. Malt Co.. pfd.
4..150 American Smelling .
>?' amorlciin sugur .
1,600 Amer, Tel. and Tel. Co...
60 American Tobacco, com.
40' American Tooaico, pfd..
rt'?< Annccndu Coin er .
5,20t) Atcblson .
1'? Atlantic Coasl I.ino.
2,300 Baltimore und Oblo.
1,1' I Brooklyn H.->p:d Transit.
300 Central Leather, com
1.130 Canadian Pacific .
3,150 Chesapeake and Ohio_
200 Chicago Urea: Western.
4,670 Chi., .Uli. ifhd St. Paul...
Crucible Steel for., com.
25 Crucible Steel, pfd.
200 Chicago and Northwest.
3C0 Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado and Southern..
500 Consolidated Gas .
Delaware' and Hudson...
2C0 Den. and Rio Gran., com.
100 Ben. and Rio Gran., pfd.
225 Distillers- Sec. Cor.
17.:/? Erie ,.
1.&O0 Brie, 1st pfd.
Fed. Min. an 1 Sm.. pfd..
4rn Genera] Electric .
2.5C-) Great Northern, pfd.
1,000 Great Northern Ore ctfs
Illinois Central .
.".no Interboro-Mo:.
By THOMAS BRANCH &
Open. High. Low. Bid. Aeked.
Closing
M\ &4% 53-i
CO.. Bunkers and Brokers.
Sales. Stock.
IS
10%
SI7,
47
US-,
116
135??
4->>
93%
34%
103 %
1J0%
97
74%
227>t
n%
is
113
11"'-j
27%
133'? 18314
31%
30*4
fd
124??
46*4
54%
is
57%
10'?
84%
47%
l&%
l"L'
9J%
:'!%
m%
LOU.
97%
74%
2>r4
71*
18
113
*79??
22%
4?
31
31%
61%
151
124*4
14'?
m*?
47
31%
H7??
in;
1*,??.,
395
?3%
34 %
102%
120%
'Jit*
73%
22%
225V;,
7H?
IS
U2
140%
27%
isa
"22%
4*
31
30%
:/?%
iso
123%
ir.'-4
M%
9%
S4
46',
Ho
51
8%
31%
106
3S%
6S% ?,??,
ll.V'4 U'A?
lo6% 13.,-.4
3911 401
?1
'?'l4
S4%
4olj
116%
'?Vi
35%
108%
vs% 51 SCO Intcrboro-Msl., pfd
t>% 1% Int. Mer. Marine, com.
18 17 l'JV? Ii.let national Puper.??
56tf ??% ib% In:. Paper, pfd.
Ka'i. CUy South., com.. i7
Lehlgh Valley . 157
Louisville and Nashville 110
Manhattan .
Mo.. Kan. and Texas_ 29%
Mo.. Kan. and Tex., pfd. ...
Missouri Puclfic . 36Vi
National I^eud . 49%
New York Central. 102%
N. V., Ont. and Western 39%
Norfolk and Western... 101%
Northern Pacific .115%
Pacific Mall . 31%
Pennsylvania . 120
People's Cat* .
Plttsturg Coal, coin.
Pressed Stiel Cnr. 2.S
Pressed Steel Car, pfd.
Ry. Steel Spring, com... 28
Reading . 140??
Republic Iron and Steel 24
Republic [. and S.. pfd.
Ro.-k Island . 2S
Rock Island, pfd. 47%
Slots-Sheffield .
Southern Pacific . IC9
Southern Railway . 27
Southern Railway, pfd. ill*;
Standard Oil . 633
Tonnessee Copper . 33%
Texas Puclfic . '-'.?.'?
Fnlon Pacific . 161'?
United States Rubber.
United States Steel. 6S
United States Steel, pfd 115
Va.-Car. Chemical . 5!
Va.-Car. Chemical, pfd.
300 Va. Ry. and Psjjsrer, ,-om .".9
Va. Ry. and Power, pfd. ...
700 Wabash . 13%
4? 47 6fX Wal-nsh. pfd. 27?.;
136 13S% SCO Western Union . 77
14', 14% Total sales for day. 497
Open. High. Low.
42% 42% 42
93
34
10294
119%
96%
73%
22 V,
93}<j
35
103
22%
22.H? 22.5%
n*\ 7!'s
US
112%
11%
$0
140% 141
45%
133
17'..
133%
160% 162
45% 4'U,
S-*>4 31%
31 %
31 *i
51?
19 63
1 18?, 151
123?? 124
3C0
19,450
1.200
2.70
1(X?
1.500
300
imo
0,7 10
fOO
J.1 0
200
95.^0
100
2.00?)
200
10.90"'
Ll.;U?
7?)
10
100
20)
10j.no.)
138.00
1,000
100
157%
K0
29%
'30%
49 Vi
10.:??
;:;<??
IC2V4
115%
si H
120%
25
47?4
109
27?,
64%
ran
33%
23%
162%
'68
Bid. Asked
Closing
42 41%
4li 6
155%
139%
3P?
49%
102
39%
101%
1M??
30%
119%
25
139??
47%
107%
26%
?4%
630
33
23',
159%
66%
114??
61
77% 76'
2<t> shares.
03%
85
49
3(M4
119'.
!G'JV?
17?i
?27Ms
91
27%
140
24%
87%
?4%
27%
61%
62ft
33
23
161
37
67%
114%
51%
116
39
13V4
76??
hut froh buying for long account was dls- i
couraged by continued report* of easier
spot market? In the South, with the result :
of a quiet and somewhat Irregular, but gen?
erally lower market which closed steady,
net unchanged to S points lower, September
being unchanged, while later months were
from 6ig9 points balow the closing figures |
of yesterday. Asiae from the possibility ot ,
unfavorable weather there seemed lo be
luu* In the aay'a developments that rigurod
ta bullish arguments, while the increasing
receipts, .reports of lower Southern spot |
markets ono, unfavorable ana.nc.tal and poll- i
tlua] conUltlons abroad w?r? all used as a
basis lor predictions o( lower prices. A
private condition report of 72.6 per cent,
against To.l at the end ot August was
without appreciable influence.
Receipts ot cotton to-aay (2,925 bales
against U.H0 last week aim DO.slU last year,
'jo-duy's receipts at New Orleans 2,:?.3 bales 1
ugainst 1,169 Un>t year, anu at ilouston 31.
. uaics against MYflt lasi year.
Cotton future!, opened and closed stead.
Upen, ttlgil. Low. Clot...-. I
January .II.? li.33 11.31 11.:
tebruary . 11.31
Maren .ri.ii ii.it> 11.3a u.to
April. 11.1?
May .U.M ll.?b 11.IV 11. w
jauu . 11. au U.io :..(??
11.51 11.51 ll.t.i
,,u?,ust .li.a;
bepteiiiber .L.ai 11.14 IIM 11.3*1
Uciouer .11.31 11.34 11.3? 11.33
.November . 11.3a |
December .11.31 U.a." it.:,- 11.311
spot cotton closed quiet. 10 points lower;
miauling uplands, li.tsu; middling suit. ll.w.
Cotton, quiet; middling. 11.(5; gross re?
ceipts, >0,V1V bah?; SlOCK, >o.wi bales; ex?
port to Great Britain, lot) uales; to Hie j
Continent, t?o bales; Coastwise, S,lMl bales.
? Total to-day at a.l ports?Net receipts,
53.330 bales; export to oreut Britain. Iii?
bales; to Prance, l.bou bales; to the Conti?
nent, ?v? bales; ?loci;, 293,1s? bales.
consolidated at ail ports?.Set receipts.
101,063 bales; export to Great Britain, 11,311
bales; to France. 17,421 bales; to the Conti?
nent. IV.12b bales.
Total since September 1 ut all porla?.Not
receipts. il>.?vu bale::; export to UNreui
Britain, llu,?^ bales; to France, 73.317 bales;
to the Continent, 169, 176 bales; to Japan, lug
bales; lo -Mexico, SjO bales.
New Orleans, La.. September IS.?Cotton
futures opened stcudy at a decline of ? a
l>omts oa poor cables, continued good weath?
er in the cotton belt over Sunday and en?
couraging crop accounts Iroin Georgia and
the Carolinas. The close was sieaay at a
net decline of CuT points. Messages from
crop experts traveling In those sections said
that the crop was maturing normally and
without deterioration. Spot cotton easier;
middling, II ?-16c. salsa on the spot Imi
bales and :-23 to arrive; receipts 2,913 bales;
siock. 3j,0vr bales, closing bids; January,
11.31; March, lLll; May, 11.60; September,
11.31; October, 11.21; December. 11.35.
LOCAL MARKET gtOTATIONS.
iFurnlshed by Levy Commission Co., Com?
mission Merchants, Richmond, Va.)
Richmond. Va-, .September IS, 1911.
ACTUAL, WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS OF
MARKET.
LIVE POULTHY.
Chickens, choice, small, ib.... 11 @
i hlckens, choice, medium, lb.. 11
Chickens, large, lb. a H
liens, lb. (u u
Roosters, each . SO ii
; Ducks, large, young, lb. tf 12V4
] Ducks, small, old. lb. ti 10
ISOUS
? In crates, nearby, fresh, doz & l|
In crates, other sections, -doz 20 a 21
Guinea eggs, doz. 13
BUTTER.
I Family, choice, fresh, lb. 20 ?t 21
i Merchants', tair, lb. af 17
LIVE STOCK.
! Veals, choice to fancy, lb. it 7Uj
V eals, poor., lo !nlr, lb. i\iU 1
\ Calves, runners, lb. S <tj. sVs
? f-'heep, lb. 3 ti i
Lambs, spring. !b. ? ?? 6
Cattle, fair t0 prime, lb. Wt'lt VA
Hogs, lb. .'AO
COUNTRY-CURED BACON.
Hams, small, well smoked, ll>. ".0
Bams, large, well smoked, !b. is g \%
, bides, well smoked, lb. 12 ii 13
' Shoulders, well smoked, Ib., 12 jj 13
DEER.
I Whole, lb. @ 1,
HI DLS.
I Dry- flint, lb. 4? 17
1 Dry salt, lb. 13 li
Green salt, lb. Id 11
I Green, lb. 4? 10
Ureen, damaged, lb. ?3 7
, Tallow. 19 (
Beeswax . it 27
WOOL.
Bright, No. 1. lubwsshed; Ib.. 21 B? 35
Uiisht. No. 2. tubwaahed. ? 21
<'h., unwashed, tree of burrs. y 31
. .-h., unvra>n< d. ilgl'tly burry 17 s? is
I Ch., unwashed, inediuin burry {/ It
, Ch., unwashed, heavy burry. l-Vt<a li
MISCELLANEOUS.
Onions, dry. bag. 2.00 rg J.24
j Potatoes. Irish. No. 1. bag? 1.00 a 3.7i
M A RK ET CON DITIONS.
1 Poultry?Chickens more active. (Eggs?
[ continue scarce und active. Live' Slock
: also very scarce and extremely active.
: Country bacon wanted; Other produce ac?
tive at quotations. On account of warm
Heather deei in very light demand
NEW VOHK PRODUCE MARK KT.
N. w i'ortt, September is?Flour?steady
and without quotable change. Rye Hour
und Ryi--Flrm. Barley? Nominal. Wheat
Steady. .No. 3 red. 97c. elevator, export basis
and OsV&c. f. o. b. afloat. Kutures closed net
unchanged. September, 61.017.16c. Corn
Finn; No 2. 73 V. elevator, domestic basts,
to asrlva, and ?5!iC. f. o. b. afloat, export
busts Futures nominal, oa is-Easy; white
standard. 19?..; No. :'. I'lV^c.; No. i. IS'ic;
Mb 1. IT'jc Futures nominal.
Pork?Easy. Beef?Steady. Lard -Easy.
Tallow?Quiet. t+nthes?Steady. Petroleum
' ?Steady. Wool?Steady and quiet. Rosin
Turpen/In i -Quick* Molai%tui?Trirm.
Rice?Steady. .-"u?a'r-Raw. t'.r:n. refined,
steady. Coffee? Futures closed steady, net
unchanged 1? S points higher Spot, qul?t;
Rio. No. 7. '.;>>,r ; Santos. No. t, U*,e.; mild,
quiet. Cordova ;t-?,il?- Rutter?Steady.
Cheeai and Egge?Firm. Potatoes-Weak:
! Southern sw eets, barrftl. 12 tt?} 2.7S; Jersey.
?3 ..r '< 3.J5. Cabbages?steady .it |2.Maf,.00
'per '.00. reanuta? Steady. fancy handpick
ed, VlrglrTla. <i>.,c,; Virginia shelled. Nos. 1
and 2 H.'/n*^:. Freights ?'?ody: oottnn to
? T.l\rrpool, per FO pounds. i."'j3f>e.; (rain to
Liverpool, 2141I asked; grain to London. 3d
i'ottonseed oil wu generally weak undet
liquidation and aelllng (or western ac
CQUnt, oi-raslotAfd by the decline in lard
togother with poor demand from abroad
N<>.nj the cloae, tiowsvet, fiaptamber rallied
on covering of shorts. September dosed 1
point net lower and later months ltti 1"
points on* from Saturday. September, T.OO'if
1.1?: October. S OS'S 6.10: December. 5.S4 0 S.fo;
January. S.S3i8'.V5?: prime crude. t.OSflS.M; ]
do. ?ummer yellow. T.l?; prime wlntct
yellow and summer white. 7.OX) bid.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Chicago. 111., September IS.?Threshing do- j
lay. due to wet weather in the Canadian
Northwest brought about firmness to-day
In wheat. A big Increase In the United
States -Jslble supply acted as an Important
offet. Closing figures wer? ?.??V?c. to He.
higher -Jim Saturday night. Lat'st trading
left corn U0Hc to 5?c. up; oat* at V??jHc
advance, and hog products cither unaltered
or varying to "iVjC. decline.
Leading futures tn-day ranged as follows:
Open. High. Low. C'"se.
\VH EAT?
Sept. s. 92M K\i Olli ?U|
Doc. ?H 95*i KU
May . 1.01?.? 1.01?, 1.00T? 1-011.? j
CORN?
Sopt. ?7',i 61 67li . i
Doc. .,. ?I OlVi 63'? ?Ci
May . 6i<~ Sl'i Oils ?SH
OATS?
Sept. t.'Vs ?'.?>? 42Vi i:'>
Dec. 44}? Mil 4?!? lit. !
May . 47=-? IS 47>. 47!i
MESS PORK-Per bid.
Sept. li-SI
Jan.15.30 1.V40 15.10 15.25 j
LARD?Per 1(0 lbs.
Sept. . 9.27 ,|
?et.9.15 9.27 9.12 9.SI I
Dec.9.03 y.Oi S.95 S.M)
Jan.9.05 9.07 S.92 9.0'.'
May . 9.V7 9.07 U>7 9.0;
SHORT RIBS?Per 100 lbs.
sept. ao
Get.S 25 S.45 s..'0 1.11
Jun.?05 ?.10 ?.00 S-t>5
May .S.12 S.12 S.03 ?.10
Receipts?Wheat. S'.(03 bushelg; corn, SIS,
000 bushels: nuts. 613,000 bushels. Shipment.
i ?Wheat, 112.000 bushels; corn, 212,000 bush
Iels; oats, ;:i:'.(ioo bushels.
Cash grain closed: Wheat?No. I red. 92c.
No. 3 red, 9243>92?4c; No. 2 hard, winter.
; M'v o ; No. 3 hard, winter, ntjMi&c.; No.
1 northern, spring, I1.05OLOS; No. 2 north
] em, spring, 'jG?,*c.tTJ. 11,02; No. 3 northern,
lltprlng, 96'i'uJI.Ol; No. 2 spring, ?>.-.?? fjc. ;
j No 3 spring. S99Cc.; No. 4 spring, 92.
! Corn-No. 2, t7X*j6Sc.: No. 2 while and No.
II yellow, SStjjtttlle.; No. 3 and No. 3 white.
C7?.j'ii C7*;c.; No. 3 yellow. 67-,'/'6!k?c.; No. 4,
I No. 4 white and No. 4 yellow. 66%$1674c. i
Uats-No. 2 white. 44W.'<j, 13'., c.; No. 3 white.]
I4 ii 44',;c.; No. 4 white, 43'.i !>.44c; standard.
U&tj 43c.
Elgin, 111.. September IS.?flutter?Firm at I
26c; output, 759.4? pounds.
Baltimore. Md.. September l*.?Wheat
Steady; spot, contract, 92c: southern on
grade. 904192c. Corn?Firmer; spot, contract
I 7:ic. Oata?Firm; No. 2 white. 47c. sales.
I Rye?Firm? No. 2 western, domestic. 97a t>C
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET,
Richmond. Va.. September IS, 1911.
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS ON 'CHANGE.
WHEAT?Car lots.
No. 2 red. Western. @| 97
No. 2 red. Virginia. ^ 95
No. 3 red. 94 fc>
Virginia, bag lots. s3 Ji 93
Virginia, bug lots (tor seed) 91 ? ?7
CORN?Car lots.
No. 2 white. <jp -tfU
No. 3 white. TSV-iW
No. 2 mixed. 75'? U'
No. 3 mixed. ' o 73
Virginia, hug lots. 74 Q 76
OATS?Car lots.
No. 2 mixed. <g 4a
No. 3 mixed. w?
Nn. 2 white. if SO'
No. 3 white. y 49
RYE?Car lots.
&*??'*?. ? ?
No- 3. ^ j,j
Virginia, bag lots. 92 & M
RICHMOND HAT MARKET.
Richmond. Va.. September IS. 1911.
j The quotations are us follows:
? No. 1 Timothy. <fr ;j..>o
So. ! Timothy. 22.5?
No. 3 Timothy. Nominal
Light Clover, mixed. ? "M
No. 1 Clover, mixed. tfl S1.S0
No. 1 Clover. Nominal
No. 2 Clover, mixe?. 1SW
No. : Clover. Nominal
RTRAW?Compressed . ?T 9.00
Loose-pressed. Isrgt bales.. ? 10.50
SHUCKS?Compressed . Nominal ..
Loose-pressed, large bales... Nominal
Load your cars so that hay at doors rep?
resents contents and thus avoid rejections.
This market grades hay In accordanco
?Ith the rules of the National Hay Assocla
CATTLE MARKETS.
Chicago. I1L. September U.?Cattle?Re?
ceipts 23,000 head. Market slow, general!-'
steady. Beeves, 44.905} S.U.; Texas steers,
J4.4006.23; western steers,, ?4.1067."0; stock?
ers and feeders, 13S5.SO; cowa and heifers.
42.25':? 6.!25; calves, tS.50S9.50. Hogi>?Re?
ceipts 2S.000 head. Market 53 10c. lower
than Saturday's average. Light, 46.S0 in 7.30;
mixed. J6.S067.30: heavy, |S.Mtj;7.22Vi: rough.
IS 5?'n 6.75; good to choice heavy. S6.75?
pigs. 44..v>'(t 6.90; hulk of salts. tt-SOfi
7.15. Sheep?Receipt* tf'.OCi head. Ma:kct
steady to strong. Native. ?2.2511 4.15; west?
ern, ti.MOt.16; yearlings, RTO'ii I *: lambs,
native. SIQCIO; western, Sl.2."i<ft s.io.
New York. September IS. ? Beeves?Rd
ceipts 1.013 head. Market steady at $4.40fj
7.75; buila. 12.7."? ft 3.20; cow*. 4L73 05.25. Calves
?Receipts 3.170 head. Veals. }7'o 10.50; top,
410.75; culls, t?p.4.60; grassers ami butter?
milks, *3..?'<i 4.0O: feeders. $4.75'o5 r?); South?
ern and Indiana. 44416.00; westerns. S4.50?
J.60. Sheep and Lambs ?Receipts 20,221 head.
Sheep, I2.70O4.00; culls. Jl.50412.00; lambs,
I4.75OC.50; culls, I4O5.00. Hogs?Receipts
9.26i head. Market steady at J7.505i7.75.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Richmond, Vs., September IS. 19U.
Quotations tut the Richmond Tobacco Ex.
change:
BROWN SHIPPING?REORDERED.
Lugs .1,7.50 Ci t S.73
Short leaf. 9.00 y 10.50
Long leaf. 10.00 if 13.50
Wrappers . 13.00 4i 15.04
BRIGHTS.
SMOKERS?Common . 7.00 <(l S.S).
Medium . 9.00 O 11.00
Kine . 12.00 4i 13.04
CUTTERS?Common . 12.00 tfi 12.36
Medium . 14.C0 ft 16.50
Klhe . 17.00 O is.50
Fpncy . 1S.50 O 20.00
KILLERS?Common . 8.00 if 11.00
Medium . 11.00 O 18.01
Good . 12.50 i{ 13.50
Pine . 14.00 Ci 16.04
WRAPPERS?Common . 15.? <jf 17.00
.Medium . ltt.uu' (J 20.00
Good . 25.00 Ht 30.00
Fine . 52.50 it 37.50
Fancy. 40.00 <a> 45.0?
SUN-CURED?NEW.
Lugs, common to good. 6,50 O 7.00
Lugs, good to prime. 7.50 O 8.50
Short leaf-.. 9.00 ? 11.00
Long leaf. 11.00 14.00
Wrappers . 14.00 S 24.00
Primings . 1.00 C 300
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET.
(Furnished by Rodgers. McCabe Sc Co.!
Petersburg. Va., September 18.?Peanuts.?
Farmers Spanish?Firm at t'.ZS per bushel.
Virginias?Firm; bunch, 5!o>5V4c. per pound;
fancy hnnd picked, 4>/jS5c. per pound; ex?
tra prime, 4c. per pound; prime, 3*ic per
pound; machine picked, 3'ifl4c. per pound,
shelling stock, 3c. per pound.
DRY HOODS MARKET.
New York. September 18.?The mall orders
in dry goods nouses were very full for the
day. Reorders are eomlns forward on
shirtings and funcy spring fabrics. A net?
ter seasonable demand for fall merchandise
Is reported by the Jobbing trade. Values
arc steadier.
???
NAVAL STORES
Wilmington, N. ?'.. September IS.?Spirits
Turpentine?Steady at 49V&C.' receipts 20
casks. Itosin -Steady at J5.S0; receipts 211
barrels. Tar?Finn at JI.SO; receipts 4 bar?
rels. Crude Turpentlm?Kirm at I3li4.30;
receipts 65 barrels.
Savannah. <;,,.. September IS.?Turpentine?
Flrin at ."?>'? .'? ?V.: sales 71S casks; receipts
761 casks: shipment! *i casks: stock 35.167
The President
I Of one of Richmond's greatest institutions remarked
the other day that he thought we had pretty nearly
presented all that could be said about the advantages
of a Truit Company over an individual in the matter
of executing Trusts?that is, in acting as Executor
and Trustee.
We thanked him, but made no reply. The fact is,
this management is gratified beyond measure over
the manner in which many good men have taken I
hold of Its business. But no one understands better
than we that the surface has only been scratched.
We mean to say, that the good people of Richmond
and of Virginia have not yet waked up to nor realized
the fact that a strong Trust Company makes a safer,
imore economical and more satisfactory Executor and
Trustee, than an individual.
But unless we have misinterpreted all the signs
the dawn of a new day is close at hand. In other
words, the individual Trustee is passing, and will be
superceded by the Trust Company.
Virginia Trust Co.
The Ideal Executor and Truttea
RICHMOND, VA.
Capital One Million Dollars^ J|
casks. Roiln-FIrm: sales 2,460 barrels! I
celpts 1.61? barrels; ahlpmenta 11.906 barrels;
alock 62.781 barrels. Uuotc: f. 16.CC3?. 16.
MARINE INIKLLHIIINCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, SEl'T. IS. 1911.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon. Barney. 'Norfolk, mer-|
chandlae nnd pnasengcrs. Old Dominion Dine, i
Steamer Borkeley. Shelly. Norfolk, 1 mer- |
chandlae and paaaeusers, Old Dominion Dlno.
SAILED.
Steamer Brandon. Harney. Norfolk, mer- |
chandlao and pusaengces. Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk, mer?
chandise and paasotiR-eia. Old Dominion Dine.
' Steamer Pocahontaa. Graves, Jamea River '
1 landings^ and Norfolk, merchandlao and pas
I aengers. Virginia Navigation Compaty. ?
Summer l^e?ortsf.
NATURAL BRIDGE HOTEL
Kilts ..... IKtCA'S'lON. ]
Virginia's leading all-the-year Moun?
tain Resort. Fine hotel. Write for
booklet and rates. Address
W. G. HAMILTON. Manaoter.
hotels'.
THE JEFFERSON
RICHMOND, VA.
Cooleat Restnurant In tbe City.
Club Breukfaat a Specialty-.
[ Lobby Cooled by Battery of Electric Fans.
The moat magnificent hotel In the South.
I European plsn. Booms single and en suite,
with and without baths. Spaclou; sampla
I rooms.
_?? -~- .f>. nnd -jawarfl-_
ftctjOuI?'. .
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF
MEDICINE ? v?fr
STUART MeQUIRE, U. D., Pres.
Medicine-Dentistry-Pharmacy
19th Seaaion Opena September 12th.
New building. New equipment.
Eighty experienced teachers.
Excellent clinical facilities.
Modern laboratory methods.
Descriptive Catalogue on request.
Virginia Mechanics' Institute
Richmond's Night rfchool of Technology
Enroll To-1
-Night
Classes begin September 27, 1911.
KRANK W. DIKE,
Superintendent.
Ernest L. Boiling
Pupil of Courlaendcr. Famous Concert
Pianist of Denmark.
PIANO INSTRUCTION,
1017 Floyd Avenue.
Phone Madison 315-W-One.
Mrs. Thomas
Teacher of Singing
Studio: 312 N. H.irrison Street.
Ernest H. Cosby
Teacher of
PIANO, ORGAN. HARMONY.
1829 West Grace Street.
Phone Monroe 313.
Modern Pipo Organ available for
pupils' practice.
Miss Zelle Minor
Will resume her Classes for , Piano
September 15. 1911. Apply 303 East
Grace StVeeL Phone Madison 5019.
Early applicants have choice of
hours. I
Miss Ellelt's School
For Girls
Opposite Monroe Park?14N Laure
Richmond, Virginia
Careful attention to little girls.
Athletic field outside the city. Basket?
ball and boating. Preparatory to Bryn
Mawr College. Certificate admits io
Vassar and Randolph-Macon. Sweet
Briar scholarship. The number of
students will be limited.
Fred. C. Hahr
Piano, Organ, Composition.
Pupil of Kullak and Liszt; Con?
servatories of Stockholm and Berlin.
Lessons begin October 2. Apply te
W. D. Moses & Co., or by mail to 104
North Linden Street, RlchmonJ, Va.
Miss Campbell's Class
For twelve small girls will begin again
on September 26.
Thoroughness, main object. Special
attention to Arithmetic and Spelling.
For particulars, address
Misa Carrie Lee Campbell,
y.-l_319 West Grace Street
Richmond Academy
Park Avenue and f.ombnrdy Street.
A SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
Tenth Pession begins September 18.
Call between 9 A. M. and 4 P. M. Phone
Madison 6265 or 2342-J.
WILLIAM L. PHINCfc. Dean.
Miss Morris's School
(or Girls
3 East Grace Street.
September 25, 1911.
Catalogue at book stores or from th
principal. MISS SUSIE P. MORRIS.
Principal, 1116 West Avenue.
JTuwittlaL
GAINS
Population of U. 8. and
Terrltorlea In 1910_93,102,161
Population in 1900.73,356.630
Net lncreaae .31,116,621
Or 20.9 per cent.
In 1901 the First Na?
tional Bank of
Richmond, Va., had
deposits' amounting
to .$2,660,996 30
In 1911 . 7,391,836 22"
An increase of.... 91,730,839 92
Or 177.78 per cent
This splendid growth has beer,
secured under conditions of care?
ful management, producing the
best results to thousands of sat?
isfied customers.
Start a savings account with us.
We pay 3 Per Cent. Compound
Interest.
Commonwealth Bank
E. A. BARBER, JR.
Certified Pablle Accountant.
E. A. BARBER & CO.
ACCOUNTING) AUDITING,
ORGANIZING. SYSTEMATIZING,
21S Mutual Building,
Phono Mod, B321. Richmond. V?.
National Bank of Virginia
Capital, - 151,200,000
Surplus, - $ 600,000
Accounts solicited
Ninth and Main Streets
We pay three per cent, com
pound interest on all savings ac?
counts.
Manchester National Bank
_ ?C&OOl?._
Lewisburg Seminary and
Conservatory of Music
In heart of Alleghanles, 2,300 feet
above sea; near Greenbrler White Sul
phor Springs; halfway between Wash?
ington and Cincinnati, on C. & O. Rail?
way. Through trains. Long distance
phone.
Fine. modern buildings, electric
light, steam heat, baths, gymnasium,
etc.
Standard courses, under competent
teachers, in Liberal Arts and Sciences.
Music. Art. Expression and Business.
Berinod, Christian Influences.
Limited to 125 boarders. 9220 to 9350.
Session begins September 13. 1911.
n. C. v..Himer?nie. President.
Drawer T, Lewisburg, W. Va.
Miss A. T. Daniel
Will resume her class for g!rlB on
Monday, October 2, at her residence.
813 Floyd Avenue.
Ladles' classes In Literature will be?
gin the first week in November, at thje
same place.
Miss Slaughter's School for
Little Children
will reopen at 217 West Grace Street Sep?
tember 22. No home work for beginners.
Address. after the J4th, MISS S. II.
SLAUGHTER, 10$ East Franklin Street.
McGUIRE'S
University School.
OPP. MONROE PARK, RICHMOND, VA.
FORTY-SEVENTH SESSION begins Sep?
tember IS. Thorough preparation for uni?
versity or college. Lower Schooi for small
boys. Principal at 7 N. Belvldere .St. Cata?
logues at book stores or by' mall. Phons
Madison 517,. JOHN P. M'GUTRE,
Principal.
SsailrosDs.
Riclimon?, Freflericteb'g & Potomac R.R.
TO AND FROM WASHING TON AND BEYOND.
Leave Richmond
?5.80 A.M. BrrdSLSt*
?5.49 A.M. Wain St. Sta
?b.COA.M. Bird St. Sta.!
?7.SO A.M. Main St. Sta.
*8.40 A.M. Brrd fit. Sta,
?18.01 noonBjrdSt. Sta.
i4.00 P.M. Brra St. Sta.
1.16 P.M. Elba Station.
6.15P.M. Main St. Sta.
?8.20 P.M. ByrdSt. 8U.
Arrive Richmond
?7.60 A.M. BrraSkBia.
111.16 A.M. Klba Btatloa
(11.36 A.M. Brr< 81.8t*.
?1.19 P.M. Halo St. Sta.
?9.46 P.M. HjrdKl.Kt*.
?7.96 P.M. Bjrd St. Sta. I
?0.10 P.M. Brrd St.Sta.
?9.40 P.M. Main St.Sta.
?11.06 P.M. Msln St. Sta.
19.60 night ByrdSLSU.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS?WEEKDAYS.
LesT? Brri St. Sta. 1JS0 P. B. for Frederlcksbarg.
Leave Klba Sta. 7.60 A. B.,0.80 P. S. far Asbland
Arrlre Bjrd St. Sta.8.26 A.M. from Fredericks!)'*;.
Arrlfe. Elba Sta. 6.80 A.M.,6.80 P.M.from Asblaod.
?Dally. fWeekdsys. t Sunday s only.
All trains to or from Byrd Strict Station
(except trains leaving 5.30 a. m. and arriving
is.50 night) stop at Bibs. Time of arrivals and
departures not guarantocd. Read the signs.
Atlantic Coast Line
EFFECTIVE JULY 17, 1911.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
For Florida and South: 8:15 A. If. and
7:35 P. M., 1:00 A. M. Charleston.
For Norfolk: "8:10 and 9:00 A. M...?3:00 p
M. 4:10 p. M., "7:00 P M.
For N. & W. Ry. Wist: 6:15 A. M., 10:00
A. M.. ?3:00 P. M? 9:20 P. M.
For Petersburg: 1:00 A. M., 6:16 A. M.,
??8:10 A. M . 8:15 A. M., 9:00 A. M., 10:00
A M.. *S:fl0 .P. M . 4:10 P. M.. 6:05 P. M.,
??7:00 P. M.. 7:35 P. M.. 9:20 P. M., 11:46 P. M.
For Ootdsbor0 and Fayettevllle: ?4:10 P. M.
Trains arrive Richmond dally: 6:20 A. M..
6:40 A. M.. 6:55 A. M? '8:37 A. M., ??10:45
A. M., 11:40 A. M., "11:4s A. M., 'S-.OO P. M?
"1-40 P. M., 6:05 P. M.. 8:35 P. M., S:00 P.
M., 9:00 P. M.. "10:26 P. 51., 11:80 P. M.
?Except Sunday: "Sunday only.
Time of arrival and departure and con
sections not guaranteed.
v C. S. CAMPBELL. D. P. A.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
THANNS LEAVE RICHMOND.
N. B.?following ochadula Oguxes publlsaad
aa Information und not guaranteed
. ?:10 A U.~Dally?Local for Charlotte. Dur
bus an? HalolBh. 10:? A. M ?Dillj-Llmlt
od?For all points South. Drawing Room
Buffet Sleeping Car to Aehavlll?, N. C. Iii?
P. M. Bs. Sun.?Local for Durham and ln
larmedlata stations, i-.w F. M. Ex. Bun.?
Key?villa Local. U:? I*. M.?Dally?Llmltad
?For all polnta South. Pullman ready at 9:38
P. U.
YORK RIVER LINE.
?:S0 P. M.?Ex. Bun.?Tw Waat PL, connect?
ing- for Baltimore lioa, Wad. and FrL C DC
A. id.'-Ex. buu. and 1:1s P. M.?mon.. Wad.
and Frl.?Local to Waat Point.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
Prom tho South: CIO A. M , 1:01 p. w ,
?tally; 8:10 A M. Ex. Sub.; U:U Ex. Hun.;
1:00 P. M. dally. From Wast Point: ?:? A.
U Dc.ly; F:? A. U Waal, and Frl.; ?:!? P.
M. BUU.
B. H. BURGESS. D. P. a..
B> id. Main St 'Phon? Uadiaon 4M.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
1:40 A.?Local?Dally?Newport Nawa.
18:30 A.?Local.?Dolly ? Ch'vllle. Ex. Sun.
Thurmond.
t*:00 A.?Expresa?Dally*?Norfolk, Old Point.
U0:00 Aj?Local?Datly?L;l>l>g. Lax. C. Forge.
?2:00 P.?Express-'-Daily?Cln.-L'villa.
14:00 P.-Expreaa? Dally?Norfolk. N. New?.
6:00 P?Local?Dally?N. Newa. Old Point.
6:11 P.?Local?Bx. Sunday?Gordonsvllle.
?5:16 P.?Local?Ex. Sunday ?Lchbg. Natural
Bridge. Clifton Forge.
??:38 P.?Limited?Dally?Cincinnati. Chicago.
?11:00 P.?Expros a?Dally?Cincinnati, iyvllle.
?Sleepers. tParlor cam
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND?Local from
East: 8:28 A M.. 7:80 P. M. Through from
East. 11:10 A. M.. 8:10 P. M.
Local from Waat: "8:10 A. M., 3 CO A. M.
and 1:16 P. M. Through: 7:00 A. M . 1:46
Jamea River Line: ??8:15 A. M.. ?:16 P. M
??Dally except Sunday.
Richmond & Petersburg Electric Railwa
Cora leave Mancueatar. Seventh and Parry
? troeis. for Idenburg:
??. 7, 8. ?). 10. U, *LI A. M.. 1. X, *1 1 L
??6:45. ?*. 7. 6, 10 P. M.
U:00 P. M. tor Cheater. 11:00 mldalgbt tar
Petersburg.
Cars laava Pataraburg, foot sf Sycamore
Street, tor Manehesisri
16:16. 1:66, "1:H\ 1-.U. ?:?. t:U>, 10:16. U:ta
A. M.. 13:28. n-lt. l:U. ?:?. ?4:35. I.*, ?:?.
?7:16. 6.88. a:a*. MO:??. 11:40 P. U.
tDally axcapt .Sunday and holidays.
?Carrlee baggago aad axproas.
??Limited, axcapt Bundaya ana holidays.
All cara from Petarojurg coanaci whh
cara tor Richmond.
Norfolk and Western Railway
ONLT ALL RAIL LUTE TO NORFOLK.
Scbeauie In Utlect May 14. U1L
Laave Byrd 8treat atatloa. Richmond, FOR
NORFOLK: M:10 A. M., 'S.00 A. XL, avt:00 P.
M., '4:10 P. M . b7:C0 P. M.
FOR LYNCHBURO AND THE WEST:
??.16 A M., a16:00 A U., al:00 P. Id.. HM
P. M.
Arrive Rlcbmond from Norfork. ?U:U A
M . bU:46 A M.. 1:U P. W.. bl0:2t P. U..
?11:10 P. M. From the Waat: ?6:? A Id*.,
o3:00 P. M . bllll P. :.!.. ?*;08 P. Id.. n:M P. M
?Dally. aDally ax. Sunday. bBunday only.
Pullman Parlor and sleeping Cara. Cafa
Dining Cara C n. BOS LET.
D. P. A, Richmond, Vjl
W. B. BEVIDU O. P. A-. Roaooka. Vs.
rJEAUOAJlD A IB LD1.
Southbound tralna scheduled lo leave Rich
mood dally: 1:10 A M.?Local to Norllaa
1:10 P. M.?Sleepers and coachea, Atlanta.
Birmingham. Savannah. Jackaonvtlle ana
Florida potato. >:(0 P. M.?Staapara and
coaches, ; . unnih. Jacksonville and Florida
po.uta 11.11 P. M.?Sleapara and coachea. At
lanta, Birmingham, Mamphla and lbs Souih
weit Northbound tralna scheduled to orrlva
In Richmond dolly: 6t*l A M.. 7:0 A M-.
I US ". M 6:40 P. M.
NORFOLK SOUTHERN
Lt. Norfwik: aa:U an? -u A. M , ?? P. la,
(or Kastarn Casrouna, ssd lbs South.
Lv. RaJalgu: H:U A. M.. 'J aad 1:1* P. M.,
for Eoateri. Coroilno and Norfolk.
Pullmon Sleeping Cora batwaan Norfolk,
Ralelgb: also Ooldaboro and Norfolk,
?Dolly ,,ly Eg. Baua.
C. D. LEORANDE. U A. Amarlcon Nation?.
Bonk. 'Phone 8tor.ru? '.SSI. Rtohmond.
W. W. CUOXTON. u. J> A- SJorfoJk. Vav
UIC11MUND AND (THXSAPEAJ{.E BAT
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Bchedu:? of alactrte tralna to and from
Aabland. atopplng at Intermediate atatlona
upon algnal: Lv. Richmond (Brood and
Laurel Sta.). ??.%?. 1:10, 1:10b, 1:10. ??10:1a.
M:U A. M.; 1:10. 1:10, 1:10, *:10b. 6:10. I tit,
1:10, 1:10ft. 10:10. ll 46 P. M. Lv. Ashland.
%M, 7b, 1, lb, 10. ??U A M., 11 M, ??).
I 8. 4, lb. ?. 7. 1. Ib. U P. at
'Daily oxoapt Sunday. "Sunday only.
t Carrlee bagsogo.
?tcamuoatfi!.
OLD DOMINION LINE
Lv. Btchjaond foot of Ash sl dolly.t:f?P. M.
Leave .xrwpori Nawa.6:00 A. fid.
Arrive Norfolk.0:00 A. M.
Conaacta with main Una ataamera leaving
Norfolk for New York dolly except Sunday
7:00 P. M. Connectlona also mode by N. 6*
W. By. 1 P. M. and a dt O. Ry. at 4 P. Id.
Night Line steamers atop at Claramont to
load or recalva paaaangara on signal.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION to_Ainu River
?j daylight for Norfolk, Old Point. New?
port Nawa and all Jarnos River loadings.
Stsamar leaves Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at 6:B0 A M. Freight received (or aJI
Jamea River laodlnga. 'Pbone Madison 17L
Mats Ticket Office, all at- H?J? "treert.
Baltimore Steam Packet Co
Equipped with wlreleaa telegraphy.
TO BALTIMORE AND THE NORTH VIA
NORFOLK AND OLD POINT.
Laave Richmond Dally, Inclading Sunday, via
N. * W. h7. ?:00 P. M.. Norfolk 6:20 P. Id.
C. A O. Ry. 4:00 P. M.. Old Point 7:30 P. M.
O D. S. S. Ca. 7:00 P. M (ona day la Nor?
folk).
Vo. Nov. Co. 6:10 A. M. (Monday. Wadnss
day and Friday).
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ply to H. M. BOVK1N, Agent. 810 Esst Mala
Btraat
Tears Inc. Hotels, Shore Bxearslons, Low?
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Ltd.. Quebec. SAMUEL H. BOWMAN. 70!
East Street.
FALL TOURS
to the
Mediterranean. Italy, Switzerland, and
South of France.
$160. up. All expenses Included.
"ASK MR. BOWMAN."
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Norfolk to Boaton, Maas,, and
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