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New York
Stock Market
New Voik, May 1.?Tin- surprisingly
poor showing made by the United
btaies Steel Corporation for the first
quarter of the current year was
Undoubtedly the foremost factor in
shaping the course of the New York
stock market. That the linaucial
district was hardly prepared fOI sue I
an unfavorable exhibit was attested
by the pressure exerted ugnin-t cteol
common shares throughout toe
sion.
Other overnight developments. In?
cluding further suspension of propose i
increased freight rates by llit Inter?
state Commerce Commission, recur?
rent seriousness of conditions In the
Southwest because of the recent heavy
rains and some more adverse railroad
report***,' combined to add to the feel?
ing of depression produced by the
steel statement. Of ?11 these the short
interest was not slow t.> take advan?
tage, and much of the early Sellins
was traceable to that source.
The market's 0n'< sided and narrow
character was shown in the uhdua
prominence two or thr.ee of the
so-called speculative f voritcs.
Fully one-third of the business of
the first two hours was in Steel, j
which with Union Pacific, furnished '
half of the entire dealings for that j
period. Steel lied a ''wide'' opening, i
Its init'al offerincs be': g reported by ,
a block of 15.060 shares at 70 l-'J to
70 7-S. as compired with 72 1-S at:
yestcixlay's close. Union PucllVc also j
dlspjayed acut? w'eoknetsa at the out-'
set. hut recovered thtioh of lt.< loss. .
only to fail lower than before at the j
next decline.
Prices mude partial recovery before j
noon hut in the early part of the
afternoon another general selling !
movement sent the average " level I
lower than before. An abrupt decline |
of ?t points in American Tobacco com- I
mon. following on earlier rise Of S'|
points, war- one of the few noteworthy
features of the special group. That
stock's decline was attributed to dis?
appointment over resumption of dlv|.
rtends at 10 per cent. rate, where more
had been expectel.
Final dealings brought out more j
activity nnd Increasing streticth. j
which not only effaced a larjre ma?
jority of the previous losses, but re
suited In numerous net gains. Con- .
dltions nnd rates in the local money j
market remained unchanged, with in- 1
creased offerings of commercial paper. |
The bond market was slightly easier, i
with narrow movements in the promi?
nent Issues.
New Tork. May 1.?Prime mercan- |
tllo paper. 4 to 4 per cert. Star
ling exchange steady; with actual .
business In bankers' bills at *t.5i-'"j
for sixty-day bills and St.SS", for de?
mand. Commercial bills, $4.531-2:
Mexican dollars. IS
Money on call stendy. 2 1-2?3 per
cent, ruling rale. :7-S; closing b'd.
8 1-S; offered at " S-4. Time loans
steady: sixty days, :'. 1-4: ninety days,
r. 1-4 to 3 1-2 per cent; six months,
3 1-2 to S 3-4 per cent.
RICHMOND MOCK MARKET.
Rv Illchard W. Maury.
Stock and Bond Broker, 1016 E Main street.
Richmond, Vn., .May l. ISC
EAL.ES AT BOARD.
Virginia Centurles-^.OOt) it 8?"4.
Virgin's Hallway and Power Co. pfd.?."..
n: bv'i.
STATE SECURITIES. Bid. Asked.
Virginia Ss. Old. C. and It.. U33..1. it
V?. Centuries, 2-S, C. and R., uoi.. St'.'i SS%
CITY SECURITIES.
Rich. City ts. C. und lt., ?33S-1M3. 05 '.?:?
RAILROAD BONDS.
A. C. L. It- R. Con. Tr. 4 p. c.... K>
A. C. 1- R. It- Conv. Ul lis 4s. 13?. 103
C and O. Uen'l M- 4':". WW.?1
eiiorsla. Cuu. and FlS., Mil. -0?
Ueoi-Bia and Ala. Con. it. 1*45..,. WJ
Nortolk and West lt>. 's. 1*9*...'. 9i
beaboBtd -Mr Line 4s. l&W. sT
Seaboard Adjustment rs. 1049. *><>
Bouthern Hallway is: is I'JM. *c>s
Bo. It. Dev. and ?. M. it. 155?..., '.?
Western N. C. 1st C?, C. 1S>I4.... 103
STREET RY. STOCKS. Par.
Va. Ky. and Toner Co. pfd ? 1M ?9 t>\i
Vo. Ky. and Towir Co. com_HO 4? 4>
RAILROAD STOCKS. Par.
Atlantic Coast Line com.100 141
Chesapeake and Ohio.u*J 7S?* ...
Norfolk and Western com.14)0 113 ...
J: , r. nnd P. Dlv. Obligation..100 311
Southern RsM&'Sy Jf.'d.100 14
?southern ?Jtaltvoy com.l"0 si)
DANK AND TRUST CO. STOCKS.
American National.1(0 215 ' ...
HroHd Street. Ji if)
Hank of Commerce and Trusts. 100 175
Flrit Nations!.100310
M< rchajits National.U > ?-?>
Mechanics and Merchants.100 335
National Bank' of Virginia.100 .. "33
Planters National.1""' mm
Savings Rank of Kichmond_ .. mi
Union Hank of Richmond.60 Site
West End.i i:<j
Richmond Hank und Trust Co.. ... 23 ??? I
Central National Bunk.100 130 ...
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Va. Fire and Mannt Inf. Zl> " ...
MISCELLANEOUS.
Vs.-Car. Chrm pfd, S p. r.100 317
Virginia^ Car. Chetri. com.Kv M ... |
Quotation.? for inttre-at paying bonds are !
St a price to which Interest must u. added.
Income bends ami certificate's w: Indebted-1
IKtS a:e flat.
BOND LIST
Allis-Ch.i'.ircirf. (bid). s; !
American Tobacco Co. old 4s. e^jj
American Tobaeeo Co old Cs. 1. ?'.
Atlantic Coast Line 1st ts.
A. C. L.-L. and N, Is. tu?,
Chesapeake and Ohio eiOnv. 4';s.. ?.3!j
Chesapeake nr I Ohio , i.n\ 4' -. ;.ji
?Liegett ?v Myers j*..* . ..p..
Liggett 4. Myt-rs Ts. 120U
LorhUrd Company ?''?.. {.;r%
XeorlUard Cuini?hii\ 7? . 12t?i
Norfolk and Western conv. ts (bid)...! 11.-.
i ? at. ..i:d Air I.In- ?tainpecl i- (bid]_ *7
Seaboard Ait Line stumped {s.. ir.s,
ffoutbern Hallway I?. : :
?-'outhern Hallway Sn (bid*.
V. 8. .SI..-.I 2nd 5s. ]?'.,'
U. S. Registered is, K'*3 ibid)...inftv!
U. S. reglst. -i >. ?? ? (lildli. . io-Kl
V. S. Panama :.? :\ :? ? i,ci. p.'-"
Vlrglnla'-Bretwn Uroi > ::- ibid) i-^ '
Vlfginla-Carollna Client :-?. .,.v
\ a. tty an.; Power CO ." r.i<], ' 'v *
Wabaih deb is . ...
Wab?ish-1'ltU. !.:?? tit t- '.'bid'.!.'.'.:'.; ?
corros markets.
Vew York. May l.-The cotton market Wal
very weak ut.d umettled during to-dav'e en?
tire session af a ?l sensatl?nulty
heavy liquidstloo st,d ther, nai .. breal ,.?
nearly ?: per bale I, ? ... ? Bct,v? n*w
crop month . with ih< barely steady
? t a net last ol from to ij ?. .
opening was es?y i ? ., d< line of 'nV'f
.points under lower cable- than exn?etad
and the tan?,, ,,? the we, he, m", !oP,W
spy of the show, ,, predl led yesterday. The
rloac wsa * .thin a point or IS . ... , ., ,,' .
r*t.
Receipt- at the port* to-day 13,691 baiei
sealn.t 10.?? last week and . ...
. OPEN AN account* with
THE UNION BANK
OF RICHMOND.
1107 EAST MAIN ST BE BT,
$1.00 MAKES A START. 2 PER
CENT. INTEREST.
Official Range and Sale of Stocks in New York
By 1
Sales
1.700
loO
1 30.1C0
2.360
2&.7CO
c.rv?
:.;i->
SCO
1.1".?
.... .1
30.S
I 1"
IXOO
6.CO0
3.* '
l.; i
I'V
l.i-O
Open.
S3*.
0!?
stock
AllIs-Ckatm.tk .
Allls-Chalmcrs, pfd.
Amalgamated Copper ..
Amor. Agrl. Chcm., com.
Amor. Bi et Sugur, com..
American Can .
American Can, pfd.
Annr. Car and Foundry.
Amer.'Car and Foun., pfd
American Cotton Oil...
American Linseed oil? ht*
American tae?riiotta ? ... 14%
Ainer. locomotive, i>fd.
Atncr. Malt Co.. pld?
American Smuliing ?
American Sugar .
A m< r. Tel. aitd Tel. Co;
A norican T bacco. cent. ?." Ii
Am ??. Tob., pfd., new? 1017a
,\i aconda Copper . '-' i
Atchison . 107%
Atlantic Coast I. ne- 111%
A C t.. of Conne ticut.
B iltlmore and Ohio.
H-thlehcin Steel, coin ?
BethU hem Steel, pfd.
Brltlsh-A-mer. Tob. Co...
Brooklyn Kapld Transit.
Central Leather, com.
Canadian Pacific .
Cast Iron l'ipe. cm.
Chesapeake nml Ohio;;..
Chicago Great Western
Chi . Mil. and St. Paul..,
Crtl Iblo SIjV. Cor., com.
Crucible Steel, pfd. S3V
Chicago and Northwest. 112
Colorado Fuel and Iron. iSH
Colorado and Southern
Cons: lidated Oas.
Delaware and Hudson..
!'?:>. und UI6 Gran., com. "M
Den; and Rio G an., pfd. ...
Distillers* Sec. Cor. 32
Brie . 3 ?*??
Krle. 1st pfd. i?M
Fed. Ml^ and Shi., pfd.
Goo. W. Helme Tob. Co.
General F.lectrl . M9%
? Jre.it Northern, pfd.: US.'
Great Northern ore ctfs ...
Illinois Central . i-1?" i
i Intcrboro-Met.
i Inter. oro-Met.. pfd. 67??
v:,"e.
129
IW?5
I PC,
. ss
Tl?i
110%
12?
111
High
Hi
09%
ii
H?MAS BRANCH
Closing.
, Bow. Hid Asked. Sale
I?
Co , Uankcii, amJ Brokers.
l<')%
ioi%
101%
hp*
iii'4
253??
11?.;
12%
Open.
64
11%
13*,
121%
1M "a
?-'!7
mV;
S3%
142 "
29%
120:?
Stock.
Int. Mer. Marine, com...
;*>j International Paper _ 10
L?m Int. Paper, pfd . .'7%
Tim Kan. City South. com.. : '?
20.S00 Lehlgh Vallej . 1 18%
200 Liggett ami Myers, eon. IS3
104 Liggett and Myers, pfd. 109%
Lorlllurd Tob. Co., com. ? ??
Lorillnrxl Tob. Co. pfd. ...
V I Louisville and Nashville l?i%
.Manhattan .
:> Mi, Kan. and Texas.... VM*
Mo., Kan. and Tex . pfd. ...
9.940 Missouri Paclilc . fi'i
.>?? Natlc?al Leud . r.7U
s, .New York Central. li:??,
N. V., Ont. and Western ...
1,440 Norfolk and v\ estern... 113%
o.;. I North srn Paclilc . 121
v*) Puclli ? Mat) . e-'r,
Pennsylvania .l-?1?
.1? People'* Gas . Hi
dm P., 1'. and St L, com. h'7
IV. C. C and Si. L. pf l. . .
l.t 0 Pittsburgh Coal. com... 2i"?
200 Pressed Steel Car. SO
Pr. St. Car. pfd., .x l%f,c. ...
m?< Ry. steel Spring, com... 30
124.370 Reading . 170
I.4W Republic Iron and Steel
I. and
pfd.. JO
com.
pfd..
28%
StHi
?14%
1 l.i;,
172%
4.1
150
lei
129
1911
>. i
129%
fin*.
pfd.
112%
131 -s
! It bit
509 Rock islnnd
. " Kock Island, pfd..
7W Seaboard Air Line.
100 Roaboa r.I Air Lili .
1?. s. ts-Sheffi< id ....
SCO Southern Paclilc .
?Oll Southern Railway
Southern Railway
Standard Oll .
i 1,700 Tennesse? Copper ?
20) Texas Paclilc .
i 4."..s?? Union Pa lllc .
3,0.0 United States Rubber... M",
. 2C9.100 United States Steel. 70%
, 3,039 United Statfi Steel pfd 112%
t 709Va;-Car. Chemical . fd%
109 Va.iCar. Chemical, ptd ID
i"0j Vu. Ry. and Power, corn 4s'~
700 Wubash . S
~t 200 Wabash, pfd.
COO Western Union . 84
Wey man-Brut on To. Co. ...
Total sales for day,
Total sales for week (three
High
if.
67%
170?',
ISi
i "???
67??
11 %
121 Vi
177' ^
21
so%
'-'Pa
17.",
Closing
l_,0w. Rid. Asked
n.i
ii
ts%
I".'1*
4 I
11-'?
ii2%
liOjs
1-.
174%
jjjsl
251?
112?i 112%
US
?%
lU9*i
l.v.<' i
13b
S26.90C
day.< j
17J%
21
SOt:.
I4TJ
21%
84
R0
To-day't ro'-eipu ut Galveston 1,927 bai??
against S84 lay! year; al New OrlMiw I.4M
bales nilnai M>? laut year, and at lloti?
ton it. balij agulntt *?7 lust year.
Cotton futures c.ose.1 barely steady;
Open. 111c!:. Law, Close.
Januarv .11.39 11 ?9 11.13 11 13
February . 11.1.1
March .U.-ifi ILM ?.M II?;
?Mnv .11.15 11.13 19.93 10.M
June .11.."7 . I0.r-5 i
juiv .n.:; 11? ii.?! li oi i
AUK-Bf, .ii.s it.rs U.OI 11.?
^rpiombrr .11.30 11.30 11.05 11.03
October .11.3*1 11.37 11.10 11.11 j
November . it.*< U.ts u.-.t- itiS
D< ?moe r .11.4? 11.15 11.20 11.?,
Spot e*osed quit*.. *? points lower; mid- I
ruins uplands, IW9: middling ?ulf, 11.63. j
r-aU* (delivered en contract), 21100 bale*.
Cotton. Tulr:: middling. 11.40; grou re.!
celpts. .">* bale*: **le*. 22.109 bales: stock,
bales; Cosstwlse, :.>;? bale*.
Total to-day it al! port*?Nat receipt?.
"..iS-i bales: -xport to Great Hr'.tnln. i*7.S7.".
bale*; to thi Continent. 1.217 bales; stock.
C5T.:Ct bale*. 1
Consolidated at all port*?Net receipt*.
81,313 bales: expert to Great Britain. '7.;.*-'i
bales; to Krane?. 7.C-V. bale*: to the Contl
ni v?. V.779 bale*
Total fine, September ! at al! port*?Net
receipt!, ll.4t9.7SI bales; export to Great |
Urltain, 3.9&3.3C9 bale*, to France. 1.111,491
bales; to the Contln, n?. 1,101,543 bale*: to
Japan, 4S.II4 baler: to Mexico, S.W0 bale*.
"Now Organs. La., May 1?Cotton prlrej
made a lentlminl break In the futuie mar?
ket here to-day under heavy selling In all
three of the target r>inrk->is of the world.
mi. more active month? ehowlng a decline
>>f a bale at the lowest level of the ses?
sion. Tlie market closed steady at a net
?ie.line of 30Q3C points- Spot quiet. 1-lSc.
off; middling. llHc; sole* on tlie rpot
bale* ami is; to arrive. Futures closed
ste-.ilv: May, 11.37: July. 1L4S; August. iLSU;
| Hoptember, II.October, 11.VI; December,
5!.-.-n; January, 1.21.
LOCAL MARK KT ?JL'OTATIONS.
(Furnished by Levy Commission c? . Com?
mission Merchant*. Itlchmond, Va.i I
Richmond, va.. May 1. 1918.
ACTUAL WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS <>l
MARKET.
live POULTRY.
Chickens, spring, lb. tr. w
Chicken*, winter. 11?. 20 g So
lien*, lb. II li
Jioo.-ter*. each. ' Ji 4"
l?urkf, large, young, lb. 1- IS
Ducks, small, young, lb. 11 '<\ II!
CGGS?Crated.
In crate*, nearby, fresh, do*.. I* "i
In crate*, oth'r section*. dot. 1* 9
Guinea egg'- doi. 12 (<i
BUTTER.
Family, choice. fre*7i. lb. ??.?> ?1
?Merchants', fair lb . 31*.4fi
COI'NTItV-n'KEt) BAOuX.
Rams, well (imokeS, ?mall, lb_Not war.ted I
Hams, ?roll smoked, ijrj-, lb_Not wanted
sldi ?. wei: imokt-d, lb .Not wanted
Shoulder*, wen smoked. Hi.Not wanted
Markt i Conditions?Market very active. I
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET. j
New York. May 1.?Flour?Firmly held with
demand fair, Rye Flour?Firm, Cornmeal?1
Steady, Rye?Easy, Barley?iBarely steady;
Wlie.it?Spot firm; No. 2 red. (4,30% eleva?
tor, export basil, to arrive, and 11.2"'? '.. o. :
-b. afloat. Futures um huuge.i to Sc net
lower May. 11.22: July. Jl.lCV. September,
$1.13. Corn?Spot barely steady: export. :
. nominal, f. o. b. afloat. Future* none ;
u..: lilts?Spot easy; standard white. In)
olevator, bad No. ire. future* nominal.
' Pork. Oeef and Lard?Flrni, On Meat*?
Steadyi Tallow and Petroleum?Stead}*.
Turpentine?Finn! Rosin?Steady. Wool ?
??"..!?: Quli t Rice?.***Irm Mo.as*v*?Steady.
Sugar?Raw on-1 reflned. steady. Coffee?
Putur, s closed quiet .'in-l llrrri, 7 ?? < points
j net lower. Spot, quiet: Itlo. No. 7. fl'ie.;
SantOf, No. I. USe.; mild, dull: forodva.
ii- nominal. Ttutter?Barely steady ami
-in- hanged Che**e and lJ<;r-??Steady. Po
tatoe??Now, weak; old. steady; Florida,
new, No t. per barrel, ISffS-M; second*. $3*9
4.00. Cabbage*?Firm i soiiriiern Carolina.
[lew. orate, i. -i 2.75; Florida, do, 1203.09;
I red. t;-?r-;..i Freight! and Peanuts?Un?
changed
I i 'i: t-.r.se-.1 ..1. wa* partly tower at the;
.start under ?,entrer<.1 liquidation on the:
weakness it. lard. Put *,rices toon turned
irons on eovrrtTfg of shorts, buying by re
refiner* and good outside ipic?latlVe sup?
port Rentising n. ar the elf,?,, caused a
slight set back trr-ir. the top. Bales aggre?
gated ISMOft barrel*. Future* elbsed 54JS'
Point? net higher May, 7.1707..1S; June. 7.14
i TU. July, 7.17 -i ',. <rf Ae.nust. 7.717.:,:
September, 7.1*7(f.7.29; prime crude, TO nom?
inal, il'. nimmer- v? i:o-.v. T.:.e,,7 y,. wi?.
j let- .\? bw, : i" it::-, do. tumrrTel WTiTlc,
< flit AOO CHAIN MARKET.
? hlcago. 111.. May I.?AMhoilgh thewh?i.t
market *eorr-l a sharp advance tn-rTxy prices
i ;i .- : easy ?luring the last hour and closed
in . i i.ei decline "f ' to ?*'?!,? TS ere were
ffe'sl report* of crop damage In a few of
:. ?.: counties of Kan*a?, inn ensierts de?
clared thai tlie danisge detrftl quickly be
forgotten if tb-- preseitl V?mlee elsewhere
was maintained. <'urn flnliied -Sc. to
?,4c lowh; oat* varvlng from 'i-'. off to HO
advance, and provUlonii BtVung out from
.'?-:<. decline ,to a rl*d of 10c.
Leading futures ranged as follow*:
i ip. ;-.. llifh Low. Close.
WHEAT ?
-.Xb>'* .1.14*,? 1 :."-*i i.ii 1.14!?
JUly . 1.17o4i 1.13*1 1 I0f? 1.1!
Sepi . l.CS'i 1.0* 1 "t?, :.'i7??
CORN?
, Mnv . ?'V-? *'>?; If.*, <o
July . 7vi-?. 7XH 77*4
. Sept. 7'l?i 7", 7-V?
! Her.H', 64?i e4'.i AtVa
. OAT:/-*
May . M'i ;.:?? xt*? u%
! 'July . R|*i E4*l (,4>i M>?
I Sept. tr. IVS IS ?<?..?
MKSS ri.diK-r*- r bbl.
j May.IS'7 W.M l?.7S ls.ro
1 July .it*.?'. v>:: li.xt
1 t-.r>t. - .. .19."0 Vila "'?? im;
i la HD-Per 100 lbs.
' M.?y.10.7.*. lOJC 10.7! 10 HO
I July .U.S.*, 11 IS 10.M ii.in
i Sept.II.IS 11.33 11.10 n.39
<"?ct.U.jj 11 V) 11.? i:.J7
SHORT RIBS?Par KO Im?.
May . 10'j
July .10.X ]6 i-, J0.J7 1-, ?>
Sept.10 ? 1^74 io ,;7
Cash grain closed: W'hcat-Cx'o. 1 red,
SI .14?' ?; 1 ?.?;i.J: No. 2 hard. JU4', :J 1 17. Corn
?No. 3 white. TJwJOc.; No. .t yellow, 7** ?: SO ?.
Oata?No. r. white. CiUVfiSU?.; standard. 57*?
Baltimore. May I.?Wheat?Quitt, ?rot.
contract, ti.iT*?. Corn?Dull; tpot. contract.
Be. Oat*?Firm: No. ? white. m\'._i?><\ Rye
Quiet: No. 1' western, domestic, f?s 5 99c.
niCHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va.. May 1, 3?::
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS ON 'CHANGE
Wheat?Cat iot?.
No. 2 red. Western. tff $ 1
No. 2 red. Virginia. 1 22 it
No. 3 red. L20 ft |
Virginia. 1'if lots. 105 5- l.SO I
CORN?Car lots.
No. 2 white. ? ?3 I
No. 2 white. tf W'i;
No. 2 mixed. M'i?
No. 3 mixed. *5%fl
Virginia, bag lot;. 90 B
OATS?Car lots.
No. 2 mixed. f'-"?.j (i
No. ; mixed. Cl'-iJi
No. - white. f'
No. 3 white. 6' *
Winter seed; bag lots. Nominal
RTE?Car lote.
jCo. 2. Nominal
-e0 3. Nominal
Virginia, bag lota. Nominal
RICHMOND 1LW MARKET.
Richmond. Va.. May 1. :'?'..
The following are the quotations of tho j
Richmond Ha> Exchange:
So. 1 Timothy.31. PO 3
No. .' Timothy.30.30 3~
No. 3 Timothy. 4 -'03
Light e.'iover. mixed. 20 ? fi
No. 1 Clover, mixed. G 29.:o
No. ! Clover, mixed. 25.0) If
No. 1 ?Mover. ?.. ?M |
No. 2 Clover. fl =??<? I
STRAW??Compressed. 0 li>30
l.oose-pressed. lurgr bales.. Ii IC<0 !
Load your cara so that hay at doors rep
I resents conte nts nnd thus avoid rejections. !
This market grades hay In accordance
with the rub-5 of the National Hay Asso- j
liatletl.
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Sales at Union St<? k Yards.)
Richmond, Va . May 1, IMS. J
Rejw.rt of the live stock market for the
week ending April 29. 1112:
Rest steers. 7'ii7';c.: medium to go.id.
?:\c ; common to fall, l'i^?'i-.: best heifers.
t~*4*97c; medium to good, 5Q&HC.; common
ti> Inlr. 4'l4*?c. : lost cows. &V&tMc ; medium
lo good. tijWic: common to fair. .KjS'ic.;
best o\.-n. 'i'?.. ..>;,-.. medium to good.
:.'ic: bulls. 4'iiS'je.: calve*, extra. Ti^flsc.;
fair to medium, Sftt'.ie. Fresh eows, .<ro'r
65.00 per head. Best hogs, TQHic.; light
:iot? and pigs. <*?07c 1 sows nnd stags.
Iii ft (He.; best sheep, 4'i'i M;' .: common to
fair. Zilie.', best lambs. O'iliTc.; common to
fair. |'S -,i :?>;? t. spring lambs. |4.OJtJ0.00 per
head.
Chicago, III., May L?Cattle?Receipts 2!.- i
000 bead. Market strong Reeves. }.'?'fj >.'?);
stackers nnd feeders. t4.W0t.7ti; cows und
belters. f2.V. .i 7.10; calves. J.V.Te**;i t.00. Hogs??
Receipts tO.OCtO bead. Market easy. I.lg.'it. '
J7 toft 7.7".: mixed nnd heavy. |7.35?7.$i; I
tough. $7.33 a 7.35; pigs. M 7:,'! e.S:,; bulk of
sale... I7.S0S7.S0. sheep?Receipts 2..*?v* head.
Mark, t steady to strong. Native, 9503.33;
weitem, ??.2CHS.2">: yearlings. tt.Wii 'j 10;
lama.-, untie e, ;?; Vivi? SO; western. I'liO'i
?.'?4
Ne w York. M/y 1?Beeves?Receipts 3.(77:
head. Market barely steady. Steers, t-i"?
e.t<5; bulls, glf~f?.10; cows. ti.C59t.35. Calves?
Receipts 3.fVO0 load. Market higher. Venia.
JT.i :?..*,; culls, Hitr,V>. sheep and Lambs
Receipts S.-ero head. Market higher. fn
ihorn fhe.'p, tS'is.W; clipped. t6.25frT.50:
clipped culls. I3.5O0S.OO; unshorn lambs. }3
? 1.(0; clipped lambs. is v; 10.00; .do. culls.
? ? '.:": spring lambs. SlftSfA Hogs?Re
relpti 4.9SI head. Market steady at $5<jS3.":
pigs. tt.70e7.S5.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Richmond. Va.. May 1. 1912.
Following are the quotations oi the Rich
ineind Tobacco Exchange:
BROWN AND OLIVE STEMMING?NEW.
Lugs .t ?">.(?) <n i 7..30
Priort leaf. '.CA w 0.00
I/Mis leaf. 8.GQ m JJ.OO
BROWN SHIPPINO.
Lugs . f,.f,i> ft 7.00
short leaf. 7..? si 9.00
l<png leaf. 8,75 ft, M.teO
Wrappers . ll.<v> <n U.'j'i
(-Utters?Common .lt.co ts iboj
M?-dlunt . It.03 6i t7.3'i
Pine . 2.).00 ii, 2.1.00
Fancy . 54.00 27 w
PILI-Elte?Common . .vjO ft I?.M
.Medium . 11.tO ft 1200
Fine . M.OO ft. 2?.W
Good . 13.00 "i 18.00
WRAPPERS?Common . is.oo :i 20.to
.Medium . ?.00 tf 35.90
1 Good . ?."5.10 'i 59.00
Fancy . 40.(0 y 45.00
SUN-CURED?NEW.
I.ug-. common to good. F..50 '<i 7.00
I Luga, goo,i to prime. 7.,3a 4; v :,,)
Short leaf. s..?r? ei I0.(^
1 Long leaf. 10.(0 ft: 32.19
?nSCEIXANCOI s MARKETS.
DRY GOODS MARKET.
New York. May I.?The cotton goods mar- j
keta rule generally c-ct. but the firmness
of prices continued marked. Wonted jams
are In moderate demand and very firm i
Trade With -the Jobber? was materially Im?
proved by more favorable weather.
NAVAL STORE.?.
Wilmington. N. C, May 1.?Spirits Tur?
pentine-steady at t-V- : receipts 11 caik*.
Rosin?Steady in 14.10: receipt* IS barrel*.
Tar?firm at ?1.?. i ru'l. Turpentine?Firm ]
ut t3.SitM.00: receipts : barrels.
Savannah, Oa?, May I.?Turpentine?Firm
at *?e<e.; talc? casks; receipts 691
..-asks; ?September shipments 1,S39 casks,
stock :>.V;s c,?k?. It..sin ? ITnn. 1.112
barr<:s; recelp-s 2.?T barr. ls; shlpmenta 3.303
barrel*; stock tt>,79t barrels, yuotc; u, ".e>..V
MARINE INTKLL1CII:XC e.
PORT OF RICH-MONO, may :. IMS.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Berkeley. She"*-. Norfolk, mer
chandls? and j.asscni;. r*. Old Dominien Line.
Steamer Aurora. Purman, Petersburg mu
.tame, Hlvcr landings, merchandise and pas
tensers, Furmm Line-.
saixed.
Steam..- Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk, mer
chandife ami passengi t?. Old Dominion Line
Steamei Mobjack. Grave*. Norfolk and
.tame.-. River landings, merchandise und pas?
seng*-.?. Virginia Navigation company.
steamer Aurr.ra, Fur man, Petersburg and
Jamei River larding- merchandise and pa?
?cnger*. Purman Lb. -.
ALDERMAN WILL UK LI V Kit
ADDRESS VT TOME INSTITUTE.
[Speclnl to The Times-Dispatch.]
CharlOttesvllle, V?.. May l?Presi?
dent Alderman will leave next Mondavi
morning for Baltimore and Port De?
posit, Ml H.- will (?*>.,.k Monday
evening at the Tome institute. Port
Deposit, which is one of the lurr.est
boys- schools lit the United States. Dr.
Alderman will .stop off In Baltimore
for a private visit to some friends.
Many responses have been received
to invitations which Dr. Alderman rc
cently sent to veteran alumni, who]
left the university to right for the 1
?South In the Civil War, to attend the
commencement In June, a great many
more of the veterans have been lo?
cated than was at first thought pos?
sible. They will be the feature of the
final exercises and wif be given
prominent place? in every part of the!
program. .
The Wellford Medical Library, given
the university some time age, by If
Hand Wellford. of Richmond, is being
Installed in the main library. The
collection contains some rarer medi?
cal classics.
Snpremr Court Opinions..
I Special to The Times-Dispatch.]
Raleigh. N. C.| May 1.?Opinions
w,re handed down by th.- Supreme
Court to-day. la eleven appeals, as
follows:
Wick-r vs. Jones, from Eoe. Modi
fled and affirmed. Judgment to ope-r
ale as an estoppel on plnntlff.
Bradley vs. Ratidleman und Power
Company, from Randolph. Affirmed.
IvcV vs. Blum and Bittinf. from
Forsyth. Affirmed.
Molt vs. Keiglaf, from Buckingham.
New trial.
Williamson vs. Hitting, from Forsyth.
Modified. Cost- >f tills court divided,
ea.-h party to pay his own costs.
Jones vs. Flynf, from Forsyth. No
error.
Bank of Mou it Airy vs. E. ?t T.
Company, from sorry- Aflirmcd.
Greene and K hi vs. Grocery Com?
pany, from Forsyth. No error.
Rold vs. Banki from Mecklenburg.
El ror.
Pant:; Company vs. Insurance Com.
pany, from Mecklenburg. No error.
ovens vs. city of Charlotte, from
Mecklenburg. N > error.
Human Arm Found.
?Special to Tl oTlmes-Dispatch 1
Fredericksburg, Va.. May 1.?Work?
men digging in the ct liar of nn old
brick building oh Main Street hero.
Owned by A II Wallace and occupied
ns a Shoe store ny J. W. Thomas. tllS
ovend an entire arm o-f a human
being. The buli ling is being repaired
ami renovated, nnd It Is a mystery how
this arm, which eeiins to be in ;t petri?
fied Stale, came to he in the cellar. It
evidently had :een burled there for
RICHMOND, VA.
Capital, $1,000,000.(0
solicits the reader to open a personal 01 savings ac?
count, upon which 3 Per Cent, is allowed, subject at
any time to check.
We invite nonresidents, who woud like to have a
Richmond account, to write for particultrs.
ycui-n, li was at ?ir?t thought that it
w.is possibly tin- amputated arm at u
sii!.II r Injured during the Civil War.
In the sixties, but u prominent physi?
cian who examined it said it was un?
questionably the arm of :i woman. Tho
object has been viewed with inti rest by
u great many pers ns,
Surrendered by Uoadnracu.
[Special to The TImcs-Dlspatch )
Predericksbiirg, Va., Mtiy 1.?George
Anderson, churged with stealing u,
horsi In Stafford county from J. Al.
Jett in I'M'', who has been twice tried
for the oltenco. both resulting In ??
hung Jury, lefl the State and wont to
Maryland while out on a ball of
000 for his appearance "t the noxt
term ot Stafford court In May, for
(rial. Ills bondsmen reported the
muter t-i the ? ?Ulcers, and Anderson
was urrcstcd in Marlboro, Md., lust
Saturday, lie wus brought here yes?
terday by Sheriff R. C. I.. Moncure,
nf Stafford county, who went for him.
and by the order of Commonwealth's
.Attorney C, D. Wallace, of Stafford
lunly, Anderson has been committed
to Frederlcksburg Jail tor safe keep?
ing until the opening of tlie May
t- rm of court.
Itetvarda frr Murderers.
(Special to The Times-Dispatch.] j
Raleigh. N. f. May 1.? Oov.-rn?r
Kitchin bus unnounoed a reward of |
$300 for the parties, unknown, who
were !ro plicated In the murder of
.lohn Dlxon and wife. In Cleveland
county, last fall. John Ross, colored.
Is now awaiting electrocution. August
1. for the. crime, having been allowed
two reprieves in the hope that he |
might make a statement that will (
brlvg to Justice the accomplices he
is bcltOVCd to have had.
A reward ?f * tut* is offered by the
Governor for tht- unknown minderer?
of Benjamin Walket, in Currltuck j
county, on March ::i
Daus-btcra Ulcct Officers.
[Special to The Tlmea-Dlapatch.1
Fredericks-burg, Va., May 1.?l'rcdcr
Icksburg Chapter, United Daughters or
the Confederacy, al n meeting; here to
day, elided the following ofBcors for tlie
ensuing year; President. Mrs. N. S. Bar?
ney; First Vice-President. Mrs. Benja?
min Rawllngs; Second Vice-Presldenl.
Mrs. G. IT. Chewnlng; Third Vlce-Prea
Ident, Mrs. J. Bowil: Gray; Correspond.
Ing; Secretary, Mrs. Alwyn Hundley;
Recording Secretary. Mrs. May C. liar- j
r'.s; Treasurer. Miss Elisabeth Ecken
I rode: Registrar. Mr; Firdlnand H.
j Hart: Historian, Mrs. John T. Goolrlck.
At the same im-itlnc; the following del?
egates were appointed to represent
Fredsrlckaburg Chapter at the meeting ,
here next week of tho Sixth Division,
Virginia Division, United Daughters of
the Confederacy: Mrs. Ferdinand It.
Hart. Miss Mary Rraxton. Miss Annie
Copcnhaveii and Mrs. P. V. Daniel.
Liquor I.lcenaea Granted.
[Special to Tlie Times-Dispatch.]
Alexandria. Va., May 1.?Forty-nine
liquor licenses have been granted by j
JudgO I- C. Barley thus far. One was
refused, that of George Heard, and1
three are held up pending; an Investi?
gation. Several dealers did not make :
application for a renewal.
ANNUAL REUNION, UNITED CON?
FEDERATE VETKRANS, MACu.V,
OA., 31 AT 7-0. 1912,
Southern Railway offers very re?
duced fares from all points. Rate
from Richmond, 111 5'"1: proportionate
rates from other points. Tickets on
sale May !>. C, 7 and S. Threo tralfjs
dally, office. 307 East Main. Phone
Madison 272.
lcUtlroabo
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
7:40 A.?Local?Dally?Newport Newa
1:30 A.?Local?Dally?Ch'villa, Ex. sun.
Thurmond.
t?.W A,?Expreis?Dally?Norfolk, Old Point.
110:00 A.?Local?Dally?Lel-.bg., L?x. O. Forg?
?-?.Oi P.?Express?Dally?Cln., L'vllle.
14.???) P.? Expri sn ? Ual!}? Nor:o!k. N. New?.
t.'ju F.?Local?Dally?N. News, GM I'alr.u
1>:',1 I*.'?Local- Daliy?Cordonavlllt:.
6;;', F.?Local?En. Stnt.?Lchbg. Natura!
Bridge. Clifton 1 nrge.
??:3S P.?Limited?Dally?Clncla'tla cr.icago. '
?11:00 P.?Express?Dally?Cincinnati. l/vllle. i
?S;eeper?. tl'arlor Cur?.
TRAIN'S ARRIVE RICHMOND?Local from I
^ast: (-.IS A. M.. 7:50 P. M. 'i..roug!i from
East: H:10 A. m.. 6:30 P. M. Local from
West: S:30 A. M . 0.11 A. If, and 7:13 I'. M.
yhrough: S:30 A. M.. 2:20 P. M. and 2:10 P. M. ?
I Jnmrs River Line: "I 11 A. 31., 4:4: P. m. !
j "Dally except Sunday.
Atlantic Coast Line
The Standard linllrnud nf Ihr South.
EFFECTIVE AFIUt. Ith; 1SC.2.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILT.
For Florida und Suuth: S;l? A. m. and
7 i- P. M. 2:1/0 A. M
For Norfolk: 9:00 A. M, 3.00 P. m., 4:11
P. 31.
j For N. A: W. rty. We?t: C::i A. M.. 10.04
A. M . 3:00 P, M.. 9:20 P. M.
I For Petersburg; 1:00 A. M., ?:!5 A. M?
?:!! A. M., 9:'M A. M., 10:00 A. M , i.-M-I'.-M,
4 .10 P. 31., 4:01 P. M , 7.C-0 P. M.. 9;:o P, M.,
:i?i p, m.
For ?Joldsbero and Fayettevllle: '4:10P.M.
Trains arrive Richmond dally: S:0? A. 31.. I
?10 A. M.. $:? A M . ??':?! A. 31.. ??10:41 A. !
M.. 11:10 A. M.i ?-???'.0 P. M. ??1:40 P. 31.,
t:0S P. M. 8:35 P. M? i.C-0 1'. M.. ?-?.0-3 P.
M.. 11:39 P. M.
?Except Sunday. ".Sunday only.
Time of arrival and departure and con
nr< tlona r.M guaranteed.
0 S. CAMPBELL. D. P. A.. KW Main St.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
PREMIER CARRIER OK THE SOUTH. |
Train? Leave Richmond.
n. B.?Following schedule figures publish
ed as Information und not guaranteed: i
For tlie South?Dally: ?:19 A. m. Local.!
10:41 A. 31. Express. f,:00 P. M. Express.
??Ith electric lighted Sleeping Car for At- 1
lanta and Birmingham. 11:41 P. M. Exprc??. ',
Week Days: X:oo r\ M. Local.
TOP.K RIVER LINE.
4..VJ p. M.?Dally.?Connecting for Ba:ti-?
more. Men. Wed. and Friday. 6:00 A. m.?Ex
Sun, ami 2.11 p. M.?Mon.. Wed. and Fri?
day?Local
Trains Arrive Richmond.
From tha South: 6:10 A. M.. S:40 A. M,
5:90 P. M.. S OI p. M. dally: 12:51 Ex. Sun.
Fiom Weal 1'ulnt: 9:50 A. M. dally, 1!:33 A.
M? Mom.. Wed. and Frl., 4:::. r. M, Ex. Sun.
S. E. BURGESS, D. P. A..
907 E Main St. Phone Madison 27?.
fflCuinonujFrSueriCaSu'g & Potomac R. B.
TO AND FROM WASHINGTON AND BEYOND.
Arrive Richmond j
?7.60 A.M. BjrdSt.Sta. i
0 l.M A.M. U ha Station.
tli.3S A.M. Iljrd St. Sta.
?1.1- P.M. llaln St. Sta.
?i.50 P.M. Rjr? Kt.Sta.
?fl.l71\M.Ma!nSt.Kta,
?6.60 P.M. BTrdbSf.ila.
17.15 P.M. Byrdan.flia.
?0.10 P.M. ItyrdSt.Sta.
?11.17 P.M. MalnSt.Kta.
?lg.6tlnlghtByrdSl.Sta.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS?WEEKDAYS.
l.oaTe Brrd St, Sis. 4.00 I*. M. for Frcdcrlelubnr*.
I*are Elba Sta, 7.46 A. M.,8.30 P. M. for AihlanS.
A"Pre Bird Kt.sta.S.SS A.M. from Krederleksb'g.
ArrlTeEluaSta. 6.31) A.M..6.31) P.M.from Ashland.
?Daily. tWeeUday?. fSundays only.
All trains to or from Byrd Street Station I
stop at Elba. Time of arrivals sod departures ,
not guaranteed. Read tbe signs.
Norfolk & Western Railway1
ONLY ALL RAIL LINE'TO NORFOLK, j
Schedule In Effect January 1, 1913. j
Leave Byrd'Strcet Station, Richmond, FOR
NORFOLK: ?9:00 A. M.. 'S-.W V. M? *4:19 P. M. !
FOR LTXCIIBURO A.VD THE WEST: 'fi:ij '
A. M.. ?IOiOO A. M.i 'S:0O P. M? ?9:20 P. M. '
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: ?11:10 A. M. |
??.31 P. M . ?11:80 P; M. From tho West: ?6:10
A. M . a2:O0 P. M.. bl:10 P. 31., 'CM P. M.
?0;f0 P. M.
? Dally, anally ex. Sunday. bSundny only.
W. B. BEVILI* C. II. BOSLEY,
O. P, A,, Itoanoke. D. P, A., Richmond.
I^eiavo Richmond
?6.30 A.M. Rrrd St. Sta.
?8.00 A.M. Main St. Sta.
?-i.lii K.M. njrrd St.Sta.
?0.1(1 A.M. Iljrrd St. Sta.
?li.'.'H A.M. Main Si. KU.
?IC.Ml noon Brrd St. Sta.
12.00 P.M. Brrd SL Sta.
13.60 P.M. Brrd St. Sta.
tails P.S. Elba Station.
?6.15 P.M. Main St. Sta.
?8.S0P.M. Bird St, Kta.
jTinanctui
"THE HOME FOR SAVINGS."
The One Way to Have Money
Is to Save It.
The sure way to save it is by depositing your surplu
funds in a responsible bank.
Why not open a Savings Account to-day and let us add
interest to it twice a year?
The Central National Bank
CAPITAL,.$250,000.00
307 EAST BROAD STREET.
Manchester National Bank
A strong, safe bank in which to
place your money.
E. A. BARBER, J.R
Oriiarj Public Accountant.
E. A. BARBER & CO.
ACCOUNTING. AUDITING.
OHO \M7.I.".'(;. SYSTEMATIZING.
?JIT. Mutual Uulldlng,
Phone Mad. 3321. Richmond. Vi
National Bank of Virginia
Capital .$1,200,000
Surplus Profits. . $ 700,000
Account solicited.
Ninth and Main Streets.
Ra?Eoa??
Richmond & Petersburg tiectric Railway
i Car* leave Manchester, Seventh and Perry
I street*, tor Petersburgi
! *6. s. ??, io. n. a. m.. i? ?:. ?. &.
.1 . ?C 7. i. ?:?. 10 P. m.
i n :to p. M.. tor Cheater, 12:09 midnight for
P< r?turs.
' an leave Pe!er?t>iirg, foot of Sycamore
Street, tor Mancheater:
14:16, 6:33. ??? :1C. 8:33. t:JS, ?10:31. 11 :ii,
a. M.i 13:35, ?1:33,* 3:33. 3:33, 'i.ii, tili, i.33.
?7:?, I:35, >.3i. ?10;to., into P. M.
? Dully, except Bundaya and holiday*.
Tarries baggage and tapres*
??Limited, except Bundaya und holiday*.
I All car* from Pclcrtburg connect with |
rar* for Richmond.
BKA BOA HD Atlt LINE.
Southbound train* aih.-duled to leave Rich
niond dally: 1:03 A. SI ? Local to Nor.Ina.
i 1:20 I*. M.?Sleeper* and coache*. Atlanta.
Birmingham, Savannah. Jacksonville. 6:33
I?. m.?-Sleeper* and COaobea, Jacksonville.
111:33 P. M ? Sleeper* and coache*. Atlanta,
! Birmingham, Memphis. Northbound tram* ]
scheduled to arrive, In Richmond dally! I
7:40 A. M . >.:?) A. M., 4.03 P. m. 1:49 P. m ,
Local.
RIC1UIONB AND CIIRSPEAKE BAY
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Schedule of electric traltu to and from I
ArMan l. *t .pping at Intermedlat* itstlons
upon *lcna:?: Lv Richmond (Uroad and |
I Laurel St*.t: ?<:0S, *;:10. I.t*. *:10. "10 10.
u:10 A. M-: 1:10. J:10. 3:10. blllO. i.10. 1:20.1
1:10, MtlO, 10.10. 11:41 P. M. I.v. A*h:and:
?S:5i. t>7:?\ ?:00. b?.00. t0:tr>: "RiOO A. M. '
?12:0? m.i "I ?0, 2:09, 1:00. 4:00. biiCO, 6.W,
I -. :'.'>. S:W. bS-:00. 11:09 P. M.
?Pally, except Sanday. ??Sunday onty.
bCarrlej bagKSite.
fefcam?oat?
ULI) DOMINION LINE.
r, Rlchmatid foot of A?h St. dail/.T ? P. If,
Leave Newport New*.IrOOA. M.
j Arrive Norrolk.4:00 A.M.
Connect* with main line itctmiri leasing
' Norlo.k fur New York dally, except Sunday,
7:00 1*. M. Connection* a:.-" made by N. 4
W. Ry. 3 1*. M. and C. & u. Hy. at 4 I', it.
Night line steamer* nop at Claremont to
land or receive passenger* on i.gnai, ana
will be met by put,.ic conveyance.
VUIOIMA NAVIGATION to. (Effective
March 11).?Jnmea River by day.ight {0r
Norfolk and Old Point. New port N*w* and
all James River landing*. Steamer leave*
Mumlay. Wednesday and Friday ai 4:30
M. Freight received lor all Jimti River
landing*. 'I hor.e Madlaon 17*.
Mala Ticket Otriro. 6:1 K. Main Street.
ANCHOR LINE
New Twin-Screw Steamship*
fOAMRHONIA" ??< AMI ORNLV*
"CALICIIONIA" and ??COLUMBIA"
Sailing from New Tork every Saturday.
Glasgow mowu* Londonderry
FIRST RABIN, *7) AND ?7
SECOND CABIN, ?30 AND UPWARD.
Til HID CLASS, Ml-'-.-.O.
For new illustrated book of Tour*, up
p:y HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agent*, li?
lt Broadway, New York, or Andrew Welsh.
e.X East Main Street; Samuel H. Bowman.
70! East Main Street, Richmond.
-j
Summer Vacation Tour
Low Rates to Pacific Coast.
Grane] Canyon, Riverside, Los Angeles,
Santa Barbara, San Francisco, Ogdcn,
Yellowstone National Park, Salt Lake,
American Rockies, Colorado Springs, tlie
Garden of the Gods, and Denver, the
Queen City of the West. Rate, $340.00. i
Inclueles First-Class R. R. Transporta- !
lion, Pullman Sleeping Car and Hotel]
Accommodations, including Meals, Auto- '
mobile Trips ant] Carriage Drives as
shown in the itinerary. Call (or pro?
gramme. "ASK MR. BOWMAN,"
Tourist Agent.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
All Steamers Take the
EXTREME SOUTHERN TRACK
Express Sailings Tuesdays,
Past Mail Sailings Thursdays,
for
LONDON-PARIS-BREMEN
Sailings on Saturdays for
THE MEDITERRANEAN
OELRICHS & CO., General Agents,
5 Broadway, New York.
S. H. Bowman, 703 E. Main St.; Rich?
mond Transfer Co., SO" E. Main St.,
Richmond, Va,
Go
To
Tour* Inc. Hotel,, store Excartlou*. lowot Kmi
Twin Screw S. S. ??IIEUMDOIAN." tO.atS Ion* dis?
placement. Sill, every Wedn/ttday, II A. M.
BlljeUeell; etrctrle fan*: wtrelct* (elegrapby.
f leweit end only Steamer landing paft?enffer?
et the dock In Bermuda wltboul transfer, ?ermuda
nrkei* good lor return br R. M. S. P. Co.
MinSCMMEK TRIPS
July 4th and 10th. Auiuit 3rd md 17th, From Quebec
July 13th and Mlh, Anguil ath and Mrd. (
(??orllluitrated pamphlets with lull Information apply to
A. E. Ot.TKItUltllMiK A- < O.. Affent* Ourbce < S.
Co., Ltd., SI) llroadwaj, ..New VorL, ? aaj*ljft|
II BOWMAX, 70S K. Main Street, Richmond,
or uny Ticket Agent, or QUEBEC S. S. CO.
Ltd.. Ouebee.
THE
Depository for the Stat?
of Virginia and City
of Richmond.
Ninth and Main Streets,
can be of service to every
business man and woman,
and invites your business on
a basis of mutual interest.
Business, Personal and
Savings Accounts desired.
3 per cent, interest al?
lowed.
DIRECTORS.
Jonathan Bryan,
I. Stewart Bryan.
Th<is. P. Hr\ ,ir..
( has. J. Billups,
< i. L. Fairbank,
R. I). Garcin.
J. R. <iordon,
R. 1.. ?iordon.
II. A. Hare
I no. S. Harwood,
A. R. Holladay
C. C. Pinckney,
Chas. A. Rucger,
Emmett Seaton,
W. B. Tennant,
I no, T. Wilson.
Jos. E. Wlllard,
If you want the
best banking ser?
vice let us take
care of your bank?
ing business.
First
National Bank
1104 East Main Street.
Capital and Surplus S 2,000,000
Deposits. 8,000,000
Resources 12.000.000
PLANTERS
NATIONAL
BANK,
Richmond, Va.,
solicits your business. Our capital,
surplus and profits Justify your
account being placed with us.
Capital, $300,000.00.
Surplus and Profits, $ 1,350,000.00
Capital ?000,000.00. Surplus S?50.000.00
REALTY TRUST CO.
ATLANTA, GO.
7_ j first MorlKnise 4*% ^y/
Cf0 1. O A SN S 8%
The Ofllctal record shows that the
Life Insurance Company of Virginia
closed loans aggregating f 50,0 00.00?
secured by
Atlanta Real Estate
in one day?March T, 1011.
Our booklet will give many reasons
why they and many others are doing
this. ASK US FOB IT.
EDWIN r. AXSLET, - Presidant
R. P.. McKINNEY. - Mgr. Ix>an Dpt.
Commonwealth Bank
12 North Ninth Street.
We. kavc brandies conveniently located
throughout the city?102 East Broad
Street, Twenty-fifth and Broad Streets,
1439 Willianisburg Avenue

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