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New Y orK
Stock Market
New Ycik. May 10.?The day on the
Block Exchange was marked by un
I'tual apathy for the greater part of
the session, and tew important price
changes under tin: very close. The
movement was perfunctory and pro
te.Hsloual throughout, the inertia ro
tuItliiK chiefly from the fact that
neither bulls not bears displayed any
irrest amount of initiativ?! except in
rtftiri Isstiee which lack a public
following' Tobacco ttccks were e.uite
ncilye; with n r'se of fi 1-3 points in
American tobacco. American eons
achieved a new distinction by selling
Ighcr than before; lit* preferred go
i-c to 121, and the common to 42
Bales to noon were a little over 200,
{<')'? shares, of which four Issues?
United Stiiles Steel. Reading. Amalga?
mated Copper and I'nion Paclflo?con?
tributed over 50 per cent. The clos
ing \>.>:, dull but strong, with many
net gains of a point or two In the
acUvi group. and us much .is 3 points
In -me ?f the speculative specialties.
Developments of the day included
the report lh* United States Steel
< >rporstion for April. its ?unfilled
tonnage" for that, month being 3,80.000
tons greater than In March, thereby
exceeding general expectations; re
peril Of smother increase in prices by
one of the more Important of the steel
corporation's adjuncts, and forecasts
(,f the weekly oatdi movement pointing
i. - large gain by local institutions.
The hnn<l i.inrket in general was
rtioro steady, but with no appreciable
Increase of. investment Interest. Total
sales, par value, ?.1.154.000.
New York. May 1".?Money on call
Steady: - ! fy n per cent. Time
liimrr; sixty days and six months
:. )--"5.". .t-l per rent.
Prime mercantile paper I to -I 1-2
per cent., Sterling exchange easy:
S4.S425 for sixty.day bills. $l.S?T5 for
demand. Commercial hills, $1.83 l--'.
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
By Richard VY. Mnury.
f."-* end Bond Broker. 1(03 Bi Main Street.
Richmond. Va , May 10. 1912.
STATE SECURITIES. Bid. A?k?d.
Virginia St. Old. C. and R? 1932.... S* K6?4
Va. Centuries; C, and R , ItOl. hi'i ?7
? 1 rv SECURITIES.
Rtfih. CUV 4?. C. and R . 1M5-1343. ... S3
RAILROAD BONDS.
A C, L- R. R. Con. Tr. < r. 95
A. C. L. R. R. Com. Debs, 4?, 193?, 103
t: and O. Oen'l M. iV's, 1992. 101
ticcrgla. Soil, and Flu.. l?li.IW
?rrgia and Ala. Con. Of, 1945. 10S ...
Norlo:k and West. By. 4s. I9.>t>.... lei ...
Seaboard Air Line 4s, ISM. S7
Southern Railway 1st is, ISN. 10?
So. R. Dev. and C. M. 4s. J?S?. IS ...
Western N. C. 1st ?s, C, 1914.... 103
STREET RAILWAY BOND?.
Nor. and Torts. Trnc. Co. Es. IW. S3 ...
STREET RY. STOCKS. l'ar.
Vj Ry. and Power Co pfd ...lio S3 mij
Va. Ry. and Powci Co, com_100 4s>i i0
RAILROAD .STOCK.-- Par.
Atlantic Coast Line coin.100 140 ...
Chesapeake anil ouio..100 p..
Norfolk and Western -""in.100 112
R>, P. ami P. Dlv Obi's.U? 310
' BANK AND TRUST CO. STOCKS.
Lvmerlcan National. 103
tread street. so
. Commerce and Trusts im
First Nat'/J'.1!)-,.109 340
Merchants Na tfWAjVe-j i/J?&JStfi.^.
Mechanics and Merchants."m .-.-^
National Bank or' Virginia .. ,100'2H 234
National state .md City Bank..too 205
Planters National...-??>
Savings Bank o; Richmond ... SS so
l.'r.lon Bank ot RiUinmnd. SO 3S0 ,350
Virginia Triiri Company.ioo 163 wo
Wrst End. 13 421, ...
Iti-fimond Bank and Trust Co 'JS 33
Ciatral National Bunk .100 J30
INSURJANCE COMPANIES,
Va. Flro and Madlnc Ins.C6 7i. ...
MISCELLANEOUS.
Quotations for interest paytr.ir irui'd* are
l a pilce to >vhleh fnttiresi muM t-,.- added,
i.omt- rone.:, ana certificates vt InrtehteU
E0ND LIST
is ,1,11 Baltlriion
Cl ? dat ti._-.
til..ii -i
illard
: My. r? v
Coriipuliy
Company
?Iii
103
W >
!> j ?
121',1
a tbldi.
5s rtld).
[
tied weath
nicsui.n it:
u
Peerless i
fri?a\i i reaso
Peerless), 1 ?"?
teed in fl.-f'S.J,'
gain for tji.
I I O.N MARKETS.
day K'.?An opening advance
market, as ? result ,,f unset
?l M' .-oath, nva ml..,\<d by
ill the genera I tend! m y u;>
t. be downward under realising by
iiyi-ts othtr pressure, with the
sy nt 'i net tic-lino o? from SfilO
five official forecasts for cencrany
I wosilber with showers to-day ni
>w. probably inspired ??-.?. ntth
luring its, early trading, but private
VT, that Ihe present net weather
roll owed by ri,.-,ring rondltlon?,
0 onset it.. m-ii: Immediate out
Alle.li '??' the selling on ihe Inltia
SS ?ttrl>uit<-d to a riipction a'
. ' ' '''' "' Prominent
'?re |3/4|
I! ?
and
To-day's
agalnn
.iB.ilt,:-"
y.i l ah ?
Llr
1.0,'icn, cjulet anij ttendv. m!d',?'
o?r -eeel,-i? . 001 bp,- . , '
OClfr'.,ite.tj*. bales; export to th? ?
r..f -bates. , ASSIWise. 1.3V. hale.
*1 ?5' rorts?Net
"It b.-iief. rxror. to 'ireat ri
in-s tc the Continent, n v, r .-,
E M0 bales
Consolidated at ?i. ports~.Net
W bales: t\t',t\ >o Great Brh
II ?!
haie'a;
'n?nt.
open an account with
THE UNION BANK
OF RICHMOND.
1j07 east main STRKET.
? 1.00 makes a start 3 it;
cent. interest.
Official Range and Sale of Stocks in New York
Bale* Stock. Open.
Allls-Chalmors .
ICO Allit-Chalntore. pfd. 4
AW Amalgamated copper ... S3%
100 Ann r. Agri. Ohorn., com. 61
28,930 Arrier. Beet Sugar, com.. 73
30,200 American Can . 4*'*
U.TXK) American Can. pfd. it?!*
1,200 Amer. Car and Foundry. 68%
100 \mer. Cai and Foun.. pfd 11!?
64!?
14
103
By THOMAS BRANCH & CO.. Bankers and Brokers.
Closing.
High. Low. Bid Asked. Sales. Stock.
1 IV? 1.950 International Paper ...
129%
145;?
25314
->'>1 Aim i b an < -non Oil
1,100 American Linseed oil...,
00 American Locomotive .v.
1?0 Amor. Locomotive* pfd..
3S6Amer. Malt Co. pfd.
7,700American Smelting .
1,500 American Sugar .
600 Am. r. Tel and Tel. Co..
300.American Tobacco, com
SOO American Tobacco, pfd.. 103%
8/580 Anaconda Copper . 42%
3.100 Atchlson .I06;i?
200. Atlantic Coast Lln?.140
A C L of Connecticut.
700 Baltimore and Ohio ?
1.700 Bethlehem Steel. c-?m.
r00 Betlilehem Steel, pfd ....
l,5i? British-Amor, Tob. Co...
920 Brooklyn Rapid Transit
2.700 Central Leather, com.
3,000 Canadian Pacific .
2,200 Chesapeake and Ohio
!'*? Chicago Great Western.
2.000 Chi., Mil, and St. Paul...
170 Crucible Steel Cor., com.
70 Crucible Steel, pfd.
100 Chicago and Northwest.
SOO Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado and Southern..
1.000 Consolidated Gas .
Delaware and Hudson ..
lr?1 Den. and Hio Gran, com.
109 Den! and Rio Gran., pfd.
: I ) Distillers' Sec. Cor.
r.vAi r.rle .
200 Kri?. 1st pfd.
Fod. Mic and Sm.. pfd..
Oen. w. Helme Tob Co..
CM0 General Electric .
!,100 Great Northern, pfd......
200 Great Northern Ore rtfs
2,300 Illinois Central .
? ? ? i nterboro-Met.
2.200 Interboro-Met., pfd.
BOO Int Mor. Marino, crom...
25%
:.v.\b
79 Vi
1S%
10714
no ,
28%
40%
132
121M
18%
6fi\
4'*
4
riv?
7?\
4.
1Z3
ta
IIS
65
4214
109
66%
S6'4
130%
340
255
ire,
43
106%
14?
40>
71*
26%
?3
26*4
286T4
7p%
l"ti
107L.
12
m
140%
18%
4
82%
?1
72??
40%
119%
eS's
115
64%
11
42%
109
55%
?>?
1*??
14544
253V4
J03
42%
106%
140
109% ">'"-< KOi*
40%
32%
36*4
i>;:ii
1321;
123
li?i
?i'l
7I<4
254,
Kl
'i.1 4
2rW
70L4
106*1
14'i's
2S>4
143V, H3% 143
40%
?2i-i
187%
132
121%
16?
W3?
tnvi
c
120'.?
69
1171-^
H'4
<2%
KM
6tl%
5>S
!;*%
i;.V,
2541.
103
13
140
39%
73 vi
26%
?3
:?>,
206??
79%
m .
I07U
u%
no
28%
4314
1
no%
liK
167%
132^
40
122%
1!"*
4'.-8
88%
62
42%
120%
59%
ny j
IB,
43
103%
67
s.,%
130%
14*
im
1031 ?
431?
lrtli;
140??
234
wmi
39s*
74V?
26 Vi
83 V?
Open.
16%
58%
24%
1684?
High. Low.
4'*
300 Int. Paper, pfd
400 Kan. City South., com
13,600 Lchlgh Valley .
400 Liggett and Myers, com 186%
600 Liggett and Myers, pfd. 109'?
Irfirillard Tob. Co., com. ...
4M Lorillard Tob. Co., pfd. lie
TCO Louisville and Nashville 168%
Manhattan .
200 Mo., Kan. and Texas? 27*?
Mo.. Kan. and Tex., pfd. ...
2.600 Missouri Pacific . 41%
'.''10 National Lend. 66%
LOU Now York Central. 11?%
SOON. Y. Out and Wr-stem 38*4
Norfolk and Western... 113
2.000 Northern Pacific . 120%
1.000 Pacific Mail .
61,100 Pennsylvania .
309 People's Gas .
100 P., C., C and St L. eoni
P.. C . C. and St. L. pfd
MO Pittsburgh Coal. com...
200 Pressed Steel Car.
Pressed Steel Car. pfd .
300 Rv. Steel Spring, com...
61,700 Heading .
300 Republic Iron -tnd tftcl
26% 11.300 Republic 1 and S.. pfd..
57 1,475 Rock Island .
SOO Rock Island, pfd.
200 Seaboard Air Lino, com.
1,600 Seaboard Air Line. pfd.
200 Sloss-Sheffleld ...
poo Southern Pacific
1.300 Southern Railway. 28
100 Southern Railway, pfd. 73%
Standard Oil .
800 Tennessee t'oppar . 43%
Texas Pacific .
32.000 Cnion PacltVc . MB%
4,000 United States Rubber... 58
116.0CO Bnlted States Steel- 68%
1,200 United States Steel, pfd II"
U. S Cast Iron Pipe.
f/w Vn.-Car. Chemical . oJVi
Va.-Car. Chemical, pfd.
Va. Rv. and Power, com ...
1,800 Wahash . 0
1.100 Wahash. pfd. 21V4
2.200 Western Union . *3
Weyman-Bruton To. Co. ...
57V4 5'i i Total sales for da
1-4 4-T? Total sales for ?<e(k ttive
12
123%
107%
109??
21
5i%
'rtii,
itt.
23'i
54 V4
25?
lll'i
1401
111
171i3
32%
3iT.
64V,
41
165
132'i
l'"4
111
18?.
16%
24%
171*?
150V4
101?!?
ii?
158%
' ii'i
?S*?
up
38?4
118
120%
32%
123%
iom;
109%
21%
36?i
175%
23><,
78%
2S
65%
25%
52%
iiit4
?8%
73%
43H
lT?Ts
68%
161?
6SH
21%
l<v>^
l*i
lOflT,
ii?
168%
Closing.
Bid. Asked.
10% l>?;i!
68% i*
24% 24%
Kl% 171%
lf5"ri 18S
l?*i
178
II
>?'?
us-*
3S?i
112*4
120
32%
I23Vj
107t?
36%
171
f>'i%
?% S!
22 21?
54Vi ?
624.101? shsrei
iys>, 3.lit.>i
10!?\i
158%
13>l
2.t=,
61%
41'4
M?k
ItSfi
'?
liri
120*4
i!ss%
lORVi
lio "
:'ls4
S4?i
101
175
?%
lll't
S7T,
13
.?.'"?
I70?i
!$'?
<.7s
HO'*
17%
2tTk
b.ilrt; to France. ?132 bales; to the Conti
ii'nt. M.C05 bales: to Japan, 4715 bales
Toml since September 1 nt all ports?Net
receipts. 1L&33,<*S9 bales; export to Great
tlrltain. 4.o0r>.:-'-'.i linles; to France. 1,T17,H2
baler; to the Continent. 4.lSo,77f, haW: to
Japan. 4'>.li7 bales; to Mexico. S,?*9 b?te?.
'?'? v?.Orleans. May 10?After an early ad?
vance In the en:ton market to-rlay, due to
i."Or* ( nnp.j ,-ind a w< t weather map. prices
eased off under prol?-I aklng by longa and
the withdrawal of bull support, the last
prices showing a net loss of SStlO points
Futures opened stead; at an advance of S 5
polntr.
LOCAL MARKET quotations.
(Furnished by Levy Commission Co. Com?
mission Merchants, Richmond. Va.)
Richmond. Vn , May 10. 1912.
ACTUAL WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS of
MARKET.
LIVE POULTRY,
Chickens, spring, ib. 4; <s 4"
Chickens, choke, winter, ib.... -u ? JO
tlens. lb. It '?
' Roosters, each. 'j' 40
Ducks, large, young, lb. (,f. IS
pucks, itnalt, young; lb. 13 n It
Ducks, old. lb. 11 0
KOOS- Crated.
In crates, nearby, frish. dor.. )? '<9
In crates, ether sections, .los. 15 4i*
Guinea eggs, dos. 12 it
BUTTER.
Family, choire. fresh, Ib. 21 O *
.Merchants', fair lb. 21*19 ,
COUNTRY-CURES BACON. f
Hams, well s-ioKcTf, small, lb.',..Not r>*anted
Hams, well smoked, large, ib....Not wanted
Sides. ?"11 smokfcd. lb.N'it wanted
Shoulders, well smoked, 'b.\"nt wanted
HIDES.
Dry flint, lb.rn -Si
Dry salt, lb. .,. U 4f>
Qreeii r:i\>. ?'/V ..'...-'.. 11'. 57
Q^eetj. )ih. ?tmiyn
Green, damaged, lb.... ii tf <
Tallow . 8 ?!?
Beeswax . Xt *
WOOL.
fh.. unwashed, frc<- of burrs.. 21 -it r?
,Ch? tinn ashed, lightly hurry . SO if SI
NEW YORK PRODUI E MARKET.
' New York, May 10.?Flour?Moderately ac
|tl\o and held higher for winters, winter
patent?, ?5.454JC.M Rye Flour and Corn-,
meal?Steady, Rye?Quiet. Barley?Easy.
Wheat?Spot Irregular; No. 2 red. $1.2?Vc \
nominal, elevator, "\pr.it basis, to arrive,
and }1.2Hi f. ii b. atloat. tu arrive. Futures I
\r. net lower, except May. which was nom- I
Innlly unchanged. Maj. $l :'.': July. tl.lStt:
September; il l,c. Corn??p?t steady; ex?
port. Ssi. f. o 'a. atloat Futures nominal. I
tints?Spot barely steady; standard white. I
63e, lu elevator; No. 2, 6314C. Futures nomi-j
nal.
l'ork. Beef and Cut Meats?Steady. Lard - I
Weak. Petroleum?Steady, Tallow and I
Rosin?Qulci Woolr-Qulet Turpentine? I
Easy. IJice--F|rin. Mnlus-e.-?Steady, .jugiirj
?Raw. steady, refined, quiet "JofTee?The
market ;or lr.tures" closed steady at a net I
advance of from I3fl IS points. Spot, stead: . j
Rio, So 7, IP.ic: Santos. No 4, l?C.; mild,
?pilet; i :.rdova. !??J isiie. nominal. Buiter
Strjady itnd. unchanged, Cheese and Eggs?j
Firm and unchanged. Potatoes and Cab- |
hages?Steady and unchanged. Freight.'?1
Barely steady; grain by steam to Liverpool,!
'-vi. Peanuts?Cnohanged i
Cottonseed ?11 was lower early under 11
rpildatlAn, induced by the Weakness In lard
und kindred products, but laier lu the :<?>?'
? Ion prii es had a rally on covering ot shorts!
and profesr Joiiai .support. Futures closed',
generally lfjlj points tu t lower. Sales 27,l?o I
loarrils May, ".UflT.U: .Mine. T.1SJ27.20;
.Inly. 7.214)7.2.1; August; 7.24 ?.77.23; Septem
j bcr. Ti2ih".3Ji prime . rude. 6.13 bales; prime
sumniec v< .l.v,.. ? .c.i 7 :\ do. wThfer yellow,
[7f30f?S.:.0; do. cummer whfte, 7.40?S.S,
? lilt \(.(i GRAIN MA It K El .
' e-TjcTno. rri., May io -Ideal wonjher fpi
crops s'.nit ,.fT buying poA'er Iff*-the wheat.'
1 nt tb-day The market , lou d Weak ?
I i"Ices planting from last night's level to !*} :
l>?r below. An other leading nap!.
I scored n deellhe?corn t;<t.??c.; oats >, ,? . .
I and pr?vlelbnt ISr to QgQci
1 Lending futures ranged us follows:
? Op. n. Ills!;. Low
IVtlEA r
I May .I V I.mi LIS 115 I
Juijj .i n:; i is i;iavi i '. ;'?i
S'-ft.l,w? '.?v, i.oS',4 Lot**'
o*f> .uo?. iio'.a i,oj?t i:o9ii
j CORN?
i ?Viy . 81?, si siii"
ift :
; ess
May. lf*|; \\:. c ?, p ,;
?'uly .19.40 19.47 i-. :?? in ,
Sept.?.S7 ir< s: in t. n ij
\itr> P. r 100 |bg.
May ?.' .10 70 1071 \t -a 1.-. ?1
'ulv. V?K 10.-4-, if)7j is';]
Pept.11 1? n to io.9J m i
'..,11.15 Hi:, 11.40 11 (I.,
lilORil' ribs?Per MM lbs
July .10.47 1047
?'?MM .lOe.J 10f.i lOje io^O
? ? grain ^cd Wheat?No ? h hi;
? Nn . hard 5V IM7/1.:o Corn?No
' ?'?-<? S yellow. <9?i0SOVi' Oats
"h't. :.7??-gif.?ie.; standard. rU|il9S9c
Baltimore, Md . May 10.?Wh*?l -Firm:
spot, riobtraril. IliOVi Corn?Qulft; spot,
rontra i ?:< Otis?>t?sdy. Mo .: white.
? -. 'f.-to. Rve?Fiat: Nr. ? western, ilerors
tl'-,'not OUOfd
till II Ml NTJ I.RAIN M IRK ET.
Richmond, va . May :> in:
? ' ? I kai E "Jt'OTATION- pN ? HANGE.
v.tif.at -< r.r lotf.
. red. Western. ., ? ? ?-tj j j ;?
' > ytila-.'.. 1.24* tf
14e 3 rtd *.>. i.z\ 0
Vlrrlnla, bag.lots. I m , j ?
? ylrfl nla, ct>r <for seed. .''oml.-.al
rjORN?Car lots.
2^0. 2 white. 0 w,
No. .1 whit* .
Kt>. -2 mixed . - j
No ? >n<x?-6.jj i,?i.
Virginia bag i.-,ts.,..-. 96;*l 01
OAT(--~jr !ot?.
rrlvad.
/No. 3 mixe 1
a
No. S white. 9 K?tS
RYE?Cor lots.
jNo. 2.w. Nominal
No. s. Nominal
Virginia, bag lots. Nominal
KICIDIONT) HAY MARKET.
Richmond, Va.. May 10. iM2
Following are tli" quotations oi the Rich?
mond Hay Exchange:
No. l Timothy.31 M 9
No. 2 Timothy. 30.00 0
No. 3 Timothy. *i 27 00
Light Clover, mixed.30.00 9
No. l Clover, mixed. 9 UM
2 Clover, mixed.2S ?1 -<f KM
1 Clover.27.ro ?J 27.S?
2 Clover. 24.0? ?} ; :, oo
STRAW?Comprened .14.00.Xj ism
Loose-pressed, largo bales . if o,i ..7 js.fa
Load your nirs so that ha?; nt door., rop
resenta contents and ihn?, avoid rejections'
Thhs market grades fany \n Accordance
rlth lit* lulea of CfcS National Hay Asso
I elation.
C-/.TTI.E MARKETS.
? RirHM.'"?Nr> LIVE t-TOi K MARKET,
.'.t-ilrs nt Union Stork. Yards.)
Richmond, Va . llav 10. 1012,
/ieport Of live stork maikot for the wr-:K
finding May 6. 1?'.?;
B'St tterrs. 7<t7!?C : m'rtluin ti coed. <5 lv
??,r ; roiomen to lair. 4V&4??I.&C< be?l h'ifcrs.
KtH,7e : medium t<> po"d. .-.it:j" . common I
to fair, k'iO.i- ; belt cons. ;.U'>i'V ; mo Hum i
to (bod, llttfic : common to fair. .Iff.Tfee.;
best oxen. ?? .1? . medium to good. t% '<?*?
Mlc,; hulls, tyjijc; ralves. extra. 7% Vic.:
i tair to medium. .'.'imV-.c ; b'-st hops. 7ni7l,?*.;
Hebt l\?x.? in.i pis'. ?.'-liVc : sows and
."ass. i'-t" n,r.; best .rheor. I'SKi'v- ; com-]
mot, ti> Mir 3(*/4c : b??l Iamb*. Hi&'c j
.-onimon to filr. 41i4T6V&c ,-prltip. l.tr.hr. H J
< tfl per he.id.
?-hlc?po. 111. May 14.?CaUle?Receipts.
500 head Marke! dull and barely st?side
Reaver. J!..50fff0.09, T-ixas steers. Jr>.j0tS7.l'>:
Wettern ?t ,-?:?*. l.\MjJ.7.W; rtocker:< >nd
feedors, 51 2''rowo an dhelfers, i:'^??l
7,7Sj r.ilvtr.. I5177.S0. Hog*?Receipts i?.?W i
iK-od Market averaged shnd-i liigh'-r. but |
<-lo??d weak. Light. . mixed. t?.?3
O7.001 heavy, S7.toS7.9o; rauch, $:.i??tm. !
pips. 5'. VT.fO. bulk of ?talis. ?7.<v*<<?7.??
Sheep?Receipts 4.nCn head. Market uneven
?? lower for shoep. bin lambs, 10#!Mc. up.
Native sheep, $4.*o .ri 7 . western. 4I.S04f 7.3.>:
yearlings, WfliS.JS: lambs, nan,-.-. *?.?*.<,},
wettern, ?5 2-. 710.fi?.
Now York. Mai 10 ? Beeves?R< relpts !.
head. Market lower stems, S60S.S9: bulls,
1107.00; cowl S.".i\.7\ Calves?Receipt? 791 '
head, Market 08 hlph<-r. Veatr. ?: :, ,
a few nt .J'.. culls. ?;WS.M. fu.ic.-p (nd '
f.smbs-Receipts 4.300 h-ad Oood stoek I
firm: other.-, steady. r:ir.n,e3 fhoTtp, ?1 ? '
wethisri. ?6.26? ?J.0; mils. R.Tafft.M:
'llpP'-d lambs. ?*?S7.-;- d? mils. >, ?.
'Orlng lambs, MQlOro. llog<-Kootpt.
!!"",*? Werkol higher nr J7.7'.?P.f.3; pYg?,
RICHMOND tobacco market.
Richmond. V,i? May :0.
following are ihn quotations ot lha ttlcb- !
m ond Tobacco Exchange:
SHOWN \NI> OI.IVE STEMMlNtr?NEW. I
bugs.J i.rti fj ? 7.?0 j
Miort ivaf. 7 ftO 17 0.0? j
Lung loaf. *.50 3 ILO*
BROWN SBIPPINO. I
t.ugi. r.so er 7.m
Short leaf. 7.J0 df.
1^-ng bnf. X7j .'a 11.01
Wiappera . 11.0? <r, ja.oo
j OBTTEItS- Common . 11.no lS.Ot
Medium . lS.tA t, 17.;*
j Plhfl . 20.00 -U. 23.0* ,
Kahey .2 too Q 27.fe 1
FTLUERS?Common . a.?o ft 10.00
Medium . 11 10 <? li.tO
1 Knie . 1S.O0 f$ 2C'.0O
Bood . ILO" it 16.03
WRAPPERS- Common . is<s> .0
-Medium .\. 22.00 'f a VJ
, Oood . j;.(0 /? so r<|
Kancj. 40? 0 u im
SUN-CURED?NEW.
lugs, ommon to good. f. so .9 7.00
Lugs, ^ood to prune. 7X0 y> ?".40
, Short le.if. fr 'CM
Lnns leaf. 10,00 o 72 Oy
wrapper*
Prtmtnrs
12.6? jf n.w
1 00 Q <.2j
MtSCELLANKOl 8 M ?.KR.E C?.
DRY GOODS MARKET.
New York. May W.?The cotton good*
m?rk?t5 rrmnln generally tlrm with Ihs rl*
mand Ilrht Wool Is l^ndinc htghr.r. Raw
silk If steady .Tnbbers wets more sct??
in consequence of more favo-ihle tveuthci.
n \y STORI..-.
Savannah. <;?> . May 10.?Turpentine?Flrrii
al \>'\ . sale* 1,62* ratks; r.eclpts T.,l
I ca'aVsj ?hipm^nis i;"Pi casks: stock 1?.?'.
ca-Ziif Roslu?Firm; sale. I.?IJ barrels; re?
ceipts z.303 barrels: shipments l.tt* barrels;
sioik m.3M barrt Is. Quote 1? f10 *i IS.
Wilmington. JC. 0,:, Mav 10.?No naval
I stores market to-day?holiday.
MA R INK I NTELI.lfJT-.NC E.
PORT OF RICHMOKD, MAY 10. 1911
ARRIVED
flanier Brandon. Harnoy, Norfolk. rn?r
chandls? ind passengers, om rK ?nspien Line.
Steamer Aurora, Furm.ir. Pole I sh'irg nnd
?tames River landings; nverchsndlsa und pas?
sengers. Furman Line.
SAILED.
Steamer Itrandon. Harney. Norfolk, iner
rhandls' uid passengers. Old Dominion f.lue.
Stesmei Mob'ark, Graves, Norfolk and
.Innies River landings, trier' land Is* and pas.
t mgars, Virginia Nanlgatlon t umpsny.
Kteomi .? Aurora. Pur man. Petersburg ano
.tames River landings, mer iMn.Ils? and pas
?? ug< r<-, Furmaii Line.
MR BRAKE MEN
[f) CONVENTION
Wahlert, of Texas Pacific, Ad?
vanced to Presidency of
Association.
Naming St I^iuirt as the place for
the 191,1 convention, the nineteenth
nnntisl meeting of the American AD
Brake Association ndjourncd yester?
day morning after having been In se.<
slon since Tuesday, In Ihe ,lcffert<nn
Hotel auditorium Tito time for the
nexl convention was not announced,
bill nil) he fie lded upon later by the
executive committee,
According to it: usual custom, the
association moved rH,-\t of tho officers
up one step, the president retiring.
Following is the lint:
Pres. nt, I! A Wahlert. Texas
Pacific Railroad; rirst Vicc-Presldcnt,
W. .1 Hatch. Canadian Pacific Rail
way; .Second Vice-President, I.,. H.
Albers, N'ov? York Central Railway.
Third Vic--President, T. J. Slattery,
Denver iisid Rio 'Irsnde Railway;
Secretary; F, M N, His, Westlnghousc
Air Rinke Company; Treasurer. Otto
Best, Nathan Manufacturing Company.
?Executive Committee?F. YV. Dow,
Erie Railroad: C. II. Weaver. Lake
Minr.- ntid Michigan Southern:, C. \V.
Martin, Pennsylvania. Railroad: F. .1.
Barry. Ontario and Western; T F.
Lyons, bike Shore and Michigan
Soul hern.
Before the proceedings wore
brought to an end. the last reports
of committees were read, and resolu?
tions passed thanking the people <.f
Richmond for the entertainment, nnd
reception "f Ihe nvenlion. Most nt
l?o delegates loft immediately for
their hoincs In various pirts of Ihn
United States and Canada.
a shadow of a doubt in the
minds of the men behind
this Company about the
merits of its business.
11 is simply .? matter f>f time ami only a ques?
tion of time, when men of property will understand
thai :? corporate Executor and Trustee ;i safer and
more satisfactory! ac. well ps more economical than
in individual.
Wiili scarcely fin exception, each rlst% brings us
evidence, thai good men are seeing it ihir, way.
A (ustodian that nevei dies,
RICHMOND, VA,
Capital, One Million
No Instructions Given Dele?
gates and None Asked
For.
HIGH TRIBUTE TO DR. BURK
Negro Forger Sent On to Grand
Jury?Other Peters?
burg News.
Tho Times-Dispatch Bureau.
? Bolllngbrcok Street,
(Phono 14S5).
Petersburg. Va.. May 10.
The Democratic city convention
last night was a love (eakt, and busi?
ness was confined simply and strictly
to the election ot the r.Sue delegates
tc, the mate convention. No Instruc?
tions were given tho delegates, and
none were asked for. No ? xproosion
iia to a presidential preference war.
made or asked for. All differences
on these, questions and on matters
involving in s>>me measure thf con?
gressional r.impalgn und the control
ot the district conimltteo, about which
there had been dlyturMng rumors
during the day wore iiuictly settler!
or liild aside before tlie convention
met, and nothing was Introduced to
cause discurstou or division In the
body.
Every delegate elected on Wednes?
day night was present 01 represented j
by prosy, it In understood lhat ot tho I
delegates, as publish In The Times
Dispatch, five prefer woodrow Wilson
I and four pffrr lud.-on Harmon, and
I lhat five would vote against Instruct?
ing the State delegation; r ri '.loba.'li
I four fr>iv4p^k-e*jctlons. But none In no
'.roriiihitlcd to any candidate as to pre.
vent him at the proper time from glv.
lug hia votes to the strongest man.
The convention paid a high compli?
ment to Dr. Joseph M. Burk'', In
recognition of Iiis loop faithful und
efficient service t? the party as city
chairman by iirnnntmously Indorsing
and recommendlng him for the posi?
tion of delegates to th- national
convention from the Fourth District,
In appreciation of the honor Dr.
Burk expressed his think;, and de?
clared thai uhjrn Virginia was rail?
ed in the balloting, his vr.tr- would be
for the bent interests of the parly re?
gardless of personal preference.
Terser f?ent On.
William Lawsoni n'Kro. charged
with forging the name of 0 ? R.irk
fi-, of Dliiwjddle county, to two ordert)
for whiskey, on the .leftnrson Liquor
Company, war; this morning si hi to
th" grand lory on both charges- l^aw
non (tot three quarts of whiskey on
h'a two orders, and Is likely to get a
t"tni itt tiv penitentiary.
Tames Williams, n'trn, is winder
or rest for housebrraking and rohb^rv
William:; is from North Carolina.
Coming to the city n few days ago, he
was K'vcn a room at the home of
Charles Gibbs. whose w if" is his
cousin One day while the family
were away, he broke Into th' house,
and stole a suit of clothes, lie Wt
a note stating what he had done, and
that he would some day send money
for I hem.
Sudden nenlh or Mrs. XYnlkrr.
Mrs Julia A. Walker, aged fifty
years, wife of David Walker. -Herl very
suddenly last evening of heart disease
at her home on M-'Kcnzl J Street. Sh
la survived by her husband, four sons
and a daughter?Henry E. Robert
Mlllard P., B. B. and Miss Sr.rah B.
Walkrr. Two brother;- and two listen
live in Halifax. N. C.
May Dr Invited Again.
It Is learned that llio citizens ant]
fJrand Army m.n of Hprlngfleil, Ma.-.-.|
are talking "f Inviting A. r. Bill Camp']
of Confederate Veterans to revisit tlist]
city and take part in the coining ecle- '
brat Ion of Independence Day, and that I
the invitation may hi- enlurg.'d to in-j
elude Lee and Picket! Camps, of Rich?
mond; and Pickel I Camp, of Norfolk.
The visit of A. P Hill Camp to Spring-I
fleld several years ago was an event]
that attracted wide attention and that ;
was productive nt much good.
Stmdny School Institute.
A Sunday school institute, conducted I
by Dr. II. M. llamlil, of Nashville.Tenn . j
superintendent of tin- training depart-:
mo it t of tii.- Methodist Episcopal
Church, South, was opened in Washing ;
ton Street Church to-night. It will lie j
continued until Sunday night, with
three sessions rind three addresses oach !
day by Dr. Itainill. The institute was;
op.-ne.i to-night with.i prayer and song
service, conducted by the Rev. W. II.
Atv.ili. and an Interesting address by
Dr llamlil on ?The Modern Sunday!
School." i
Personal nnil (irnrrnl.
.Mrs Rose Alpeiilie n.-.- ,S5Url invlla-j
lions li the marriage of Her daughter. I
Esther, to Lewis Levitt, a well-known j
young merchant of tie city. The ;
ninny will take place on Bundov after-'
noon, June 2. at o'clock', at the rcsl
Icnce on t'nlon strut.
The mammoth new building of Ihol
Petersburg Bchevoimt Media pic Asso-|
elation, at the corner of West Tabb and |
Sycamore streets. ?m be ready for:
occupancy by October 1
Member,- ..f .\ P. Hill Camp, Sona t><.
?"onfrderatc Veteran?, nnfl a number of
gnest;; Including volei iris and ?iilzriis.?
irnioyed a smoker In-night in I lie camr !
hall. This iielrig Hi" torty.-ninth aunt-1
ycrssry of the death ot Stonewall Jack. !
S"n. an iiddrrss "n iiit incident was
delivered by Captejii T. C, st flrorgo
Bryan, of Richmond,
\llen Temple. i-otuHy demonstrator,
and r. s ITarrar, dim riet depuu county
demonstrator, went down lo N'w.illo,
in Prince Oeprgo couritVi lb djv, to
Siva a demonstration in farming fo."
the benefit ?'! ibe people of that sec?
tion
Real estate m th" city op a hoo;n.
and several important transactions
have hoeii connurrimatcd, and ethers
arts In contemplation.
Leonard Hint on, o colored fireman
employed on th" Atlantic Coast Line
Railroad, was hadly scalded this eve.
hing near Cafsons, llinton was sitting
111 the engine, when the stopcock blew
off. throwing the staam on him. He
wa'a frightfully scalded ntwut the face,
head and right side He was h.-nupht
lo the hospital in this city 'to-rtight
for treatment.
Our deposits increased thirty-five
per cent, during the past twelve
months.
Commonwealth Bank
.financial
A BANK E
Is judged by (he character of
the men behind It.
This Bank servos the com?
munity In many useful capuci
tics.
Loans on Real Estate and Ap?
proved Collateral.
Business, Personal nnd Sav?
ings Accounts wanted.
3% Interest
Allowed
DIRECTORS.
Jno. Stewart Bryan,
Ohas. J. Billups,
Jonathan Bryan,
Thoa. P. Bryan,
G, L. Fair-bank,
R. D. Garcln,
J. R. Gordon,
R. L. Gordon.
II. A. Haro.
Jno. S. Harwond,
A. R. Holladav,
O. C. IMitckncy.
Ohas. A. Rucfler.
Emmetr Senton,
\V. B. Tc-nnant,
Jno. T. Wilson,
Jos. E. Wilkird.
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 S60o.ooo.oo. Surplus s.ir.o.ooo.oo
REALTY TRUST CO.
ATLANTA, liO.
1% T?TsT 8 %
The official record Show.? that the
Life Insurance Company of Virginia
closad loans agtrrcgatinK l?'i.000.00?
secured by
Atlanta Real Estate
in one day?March T, 1012.
ruir booklet will glvo many rraaon.i
why their and many others arc dolus
this. ASK US FOR IT.
EDWIN P. ANS LEV. - President
.-? B. McKINNEV. - M?r. Loan Dpi
Have the
The inrii' of a hank lie* it; its
strength and the application of thai
strength for the benefit of its de?
positors and. the community, The
resources and experience of ihe
FIRST
pin- cntiipment, plus the efforts ,,f
the i>ffi< cr- .1 tid employees! provides
th? bi 51 of service.
Capital and Surplus. $.?,000.000.
TOiiuis.'mi^u'.nijwsi.ue.n. s??Sa?
Lay the foundation for future
independent c bj opening .1 lyings
.it count.
Manchester National Bank
National Bank of Virginia
Capital .SI,200,000
Surplus Profite.:% 700,000
Account solicited
Ninth und ninin Streets.
SSrtainboefo
St IV UtLMiNJOiS LINK,
l.v. Rlitimeht? foot of Ash St. daily ' on y. yi
Lesvw Newport ? :.e?s.*.*> a. m.
Arrive Nu:."><.?;00A m.
i.onnciis wltn main iir.e tteamara leaving
Norloik 10.- New \>il; uaili. except Sunday.
; 0? I*. M. COnnectlbiis aito ma-:, i>s N. <t
W. Hy. P. **? "nil ?'. A 'j. Ky. at 4 P. M,
Night line stesnitrs ?top at Clareiiiunt to
land Jr r?c*lyw passengers on signal, ana
?.II he met by public conveyance.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CO. < Ullec-.l.vs
Match til.?James Klver by d*ynr;ht for
Norfolk and Old Point. Newport .Sows and
all James River landing! Steamer leaves
Monday. Wednesday and Friday at 6:30 A.
M. Freight received tor 41t Jan.es illve.
landin?.?. 'Phone Madison 17?.
Main Ticket Office, til K. Msm mi est.
The Valentine Musmeu
ELEVENTH AND CLAV STHEEVd.
Opnn dally from 10 \. M. to 1 p. M.
Admission. rSc Frsa oc Saturdays
ttnilrrj?-O?
TldfitTAlrr and AVealern Railroad.
*pi:ci.\l sciiedih: von st mmkii
MONTHS OF Ulli.
iiftiMTii Richmond and Faurrovlllc.
On und nfl*r Monday. May IS, and
until September 15. passenger trains
for ihr accommodation or summer
travel will be run daily, except Sun?
day, between Moseley und Farmville,
leaving Farmville at 4:30 a." M. and
arriving at MoeOteV 7:31 a M. and at
Richmond, r?y tlie Southern Railway,
sin a. M.
i Returning. pi*P?ngers will leave
Richmond, via South ?rn Railway, ab
U P. M . Mosel,.;.- at 1:05 P. M. and ar?
rive, Farmvlllo 7 p. M.
F. B. O-niOG.
Oenernt PassrtiBer Agent.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
i i;L..ir,n i. .UtRIBR OF THIS SOUTH
Traiai Leave Richmond.
B.-Pinioning schedule, nsurm publlab
ed as inlnrtoaiion anl not guaranteed:
For Oi? South-r-B?liy: 0:10 a. m. Local.
10 U A M. i:\pr-.-.?. 6 "> I?. M. llxpresa.
with electric lighted Sl-eping Cai lor At?
lanta and IJjri.tlnsham. 11:15 P. M. Express.
\..ek Day*: Z "0 If. M. Local.
roitK river lRVb,
1:34 P. M -Datly.-Oonnectlng for Baltl
morr Mon. Wed. and Kilday. 6:90 A. M.? Bx
bun and I, P. M.?Mon., Wed. and Frl
<? i j I.ucal
Trains Arrive Richmond.
Prom tho South: ?:5t) A. M . *:40 a. m.,
J;00 i M . I;H r. M dnllyj 12:53 Ex. Sun.
I t ii West Point: 9:30 A. It. dally, ll:3S a.
M . Mon , Wed. und Frl.. 4 :s P. m. Ex. Sun.
s. e. iiurtoEap, d. p. a ,
?07 B Main fit. Phono Madison 273.
Atlantic Coast Line
Tbe Standard Itnllrnad of tbe boutb.
EFFECTIVE MAY 12th', 1112
TRAIN'S LEAVE RICHMOND DAILT.
For Florid! and South: 5.16 A. M. and
7:?? P. M . 1:00 A Mi
Kor Norfolk ??<? tO A M . f 0a A. M . ?5-.C?
I'. M.. 4 10 P M . "7.33 P. M
For N A W Ry. Wen; 5.16 A. M., 10:?)
A M., M 00 f 51 . 0 20 P. M.
For Peteinburg. 1:00 A M . 4 3B A. M.,
"% 10 V ?., 5;15 ,1 M . ?-.00 A M.i 10:00 A.
M . ?.VT) V. M . 4.10 P. M.. S.OS p. M . 7 W
P M . "7 :% P M.i 9 21) P. M.. 11.45 P. M
Kor Ooldfboro and Faycttevllle: '4:10 P.M.
Trains arrive Richmond dally: 4.05 A. M..
?10 A. Mi, t.y, A. M.. '3:37 A. M., ??10.15 A.
?11:40 ,V M.. *ni:? A M.. ?.'.90 p. M..
41 P. M . 6 05 P M. (:3S Pi M.. ? 00 P.
M . 9:00 4?. M . ??10.15 p. M . 11:30 p, M.
?Except Sunday, "Sunday only.
Tun pOf> ar?|v?l and departure and oon
t.ecilons not guaranteed.
. 8. CAMPBELL, D P. A . 123 Ifala Bt.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
7:40 A. ?i.ocal ?Dally?Newport News.
1:20 A.?Local?Bally?Ch'villa. Ex. Euo.
'' nurinond.
13.CO A.?Ex preen?Dally?Norfolk. Old Pohu.
I 119:00 A.?Local?Bally?Lehbg.. Lex. C. Forga
.00 P.?Express?Dally?Clu., L'vlllo.
t?.00 P.?Express?Dally?Norfolk, N. Now*.
5.99 P.?Loi a:? Daily?N. News, Old Point.
. . . P.? Local- Dally?OordonsvllUt.
bill P.?l?ocnl?E? iftm.?Lchbg, Natural
Bridge, Clifton lorge.
?S.25 r ? Limited?Dally?Clncln'tl, Chicago.
?11 .to P.? Express? Dally? Cincinnati, L'vllls.
?Sleepers. H'arlor Cars.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND?Local from
> ast *-16 A. M 7:50 P. M. T-rough from
East! 11.30 A. M. 4:30 P. M. Local from
West: 3.30 A. M . 5.55 A. M. and 7:15 P. M.
;ll ?:3fl A M . P. M. and 3:30 P. 51.
.lam's River Line: "i:Si A. m-, ?:4i P. 31.
"?Daily eictpt Sunday.
Norfolk & Western Railway
ONLY all RAIL LINK TO NORFOLK.
Bchcduli :n EfT<-ct May 12.
Leave Byrd Street station. Richmond. FOR
NORFOLK: ?10 A M, '9:00 A. m.. a3.99
P. M . *+.H> P, M . bT :,5 p. M.
FOR LYNCHBURO AND THE WEST; ?* II
A. M . Mf? A M . ?)/<) V. M . P. IT.
Arrive itit hmond from Norfolk: all ?0 A.
M . b!l 15 A. M . ??.>'? P. M . b-.0:JS p. M .
M! "1 P. M. Kioni the Weet: ??:!*/ A M .
? P. M., bt:(0 P. M., H;06 P. M., ?9.0t
"V M.
? Dally. anally ex. Sunday, bsunday only.
W. B. BEV1LU C IL BOSLEY.
T. P. A., Roanok?. d. P. A . FBchmor.d.
Ricbmood & Petersburg Qectric Railway
Oars Icavo Mnnchesser. Ecventh and Perr>
treats, lor Petersburg:
?*. 7. F. ?9. 10, 11. ?U A. m., L 2. t. *. L
?:. ?.V. 7. e. '9. 10 P. M.
II 0 P. M . for Chester. 12:00 midnight foi
IVtrrftiurg.
Cars le.iie Petersburg, foot of Eycamara
fit r ? ' t. t"r Manchester:
t&'.U, 3:35, "7:1a, '7:15. 3:35. 9.36, ?10:35. 11.31
A. M ; I2:3S, ?I .V.. 3:35. 3:35. *I S5. 5.IS, 3 ,5,
?7.3'/. 5.35. 9.15. ?lOtlO, 11:40 P. 3d.
tDnll>, except Sundays and holidays.
?Carries baggage and riprrii,
??Limited, except Sundays and holidays.
All curs from Petersburg connect with
lens for Richmond.
mmwi, Freflericisn'g & Potomac R. R.
TO ANO FROM WASHINGTON AND BEYOND.
Ivcnvo Blchtrtond ( Arrive Richmond
?fi.2Qi.il. Itrrd St.Sla
?ft.OOa.M. Main St.Kta
?8.40 A.M. Byrd St. Kla
?9.10 A.M. Brrd (it. hu.
?I).S8A.M.Maln8t. Kl*.
?12.01 noun 11) rd Kt. hta
?x.OOr.M.njrd SI. Kta.
13.50 P.M. Brrd St. Sta
<4.1fiP.M.t:it>a Station.
to.lM'.M. Main St. BU.
?8.20 P.M. lljrdSL Hta
7..vi a.m. BjrdSt.Sta.
Bl.2i A.M. Elna Station.
A.M. HjrdSt.M?.
?1.12 P.M. Mala St.Sla.
?2.50 P.M. Bjrd St.Sla.
?6.17 P.M. Main St. Sta.
?6.50 P.M. BjrdSaerita.
f7.1S P.M. Bjrrd tl.fifa.
?9.10P.M. H,rd St. M.I.
?11.17 P.M. MalnSt.Sta.
?l2..->Pnlglit ByrdSt.Sta.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS?WEEKDAYS.
I.eaTe Brrd St. Sla. 4.00 P. M. for Frrderielishorf}.
I.eare Ktlia Sla. 7.4'. A. M..0.3tl P. M. for Ashland.
ArrWe Bird St..Sta.H.25 4..M. from KrederlesRb'g.
Arrlre Kilis Sis. (1.3(1 A.M..5-S0 P.M.from Asliland.
?Daily. tWeexdaya. .-Sundayt, only.
All trains to or from Byrd Street Station
stop at Elba. Time of arrivals and departures
not guarantied. Read tbe aigoi.
RICHMOND AND C1IESPKAKK bax
RAILWAY f.O.MPANY.
Schedule of electric tralni in nnd from
Ashland, slopping at iT-.termedlate ktallons
upon algnala: Lv. Rigbmond (Broad and
LaUTOl .-is": ???. '7.10. t:10. 9.1". "lOJO.
llilO A. M.i 1:10, 2:10. Z:i\ bl:10. 6 10. i.iQ.
1.10. bR.ie. 10:1?. |1:|! P. M Lv. Afhland:
?:. v,. b; t>", 3:00. b??:<?. lOiOO: ??II.00 A. M..
?12;C0 M . ??1:00, i:00, 3:09, 4:C?. bi:frA ?:00.
; .<???. litO. t9 0\ II 00 P. M.
?Dall>, except Sunday. **Suoday only.
I bCnrries baggag'..
BEABOAHD AlR LINE.
I FouiltSeund trams scheduled to l?a^ ? Tlleb
mond dally: ?:C, A. M.- Local to Nor'.lna.
i ., p if,, Sttta i era nnd coache*. Atlanta.
Bjrmii'Riiai" rfavannah. Jacksonville. 6:25
)?. >t.?Sleepers anl coaches, .l-icksonvlite.
B:25 P >f.--SI?*pers and coaches, Atlanta.
Birmingham, Memphis. Northbound iiams
scheduled to arrive m Richmond dally:
V;S0 A. M . ?:20 A. M . 6.05 P. M.. ?:49 P. M .
Local. ,
&tc*ttirtb0at0
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To D^l
Tnn Ire Ilm-Ii. Bhrr? rtterslres. lyvwen Rstei.
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MiRaiiMvrn mips
To
% Is iIoIIOjt. V K. most aelisliifiil imUe ot ISfO rnUe".
Matrnificenl setnerjri On' of Cin.o. Nor'ri'ii"ber!ani
Ptrill. Oull nid s'iv?r St. Lawrence and r?r.r?o-i?
?agurmf Rl.er. S S. " TrlnHj'l " Irom N??r Yerki
.iialy ?h Jna :oih. *u?ini Sari jrid ITih From Q?sbe=
1'iW l!th anrt 5?'li. Aiijihi sth jnd 5?M. I
For i(luiir?(?a pamplil-ts ~loi full infonnailnn ?pply ta
?.. K. nVX HTIBBiniJH A" r? . Acenta Oaebee S- *?
<??.. Ltd., 90 llrenilifiy, >f? Vnclt, SAJITFf.
H.'B<riVMAN, 70, V. Main Street. Richmond,
or any Ticket Agent, or QI.'EBKC S. ft. CO.,
Ltd., fjiirbrr.
Tour TS^-lieavIng Montreal on SfttuV
day. July 13, by \VtlftV? Star Din a P. S.
"T uiom ." visiting Liverpool. Chester,
Stra1ford-ori-Ave>n, Warwick, London.
Hai' ? i.-'.i. KooM of Holland. Tho Hague.
SchevenltiKon, Amsterdam, Brussels,
Parlt.'VerBallles, Havre; and by French
Line S S, ' Chicago" arriving New Yrjrk
Suntlay, August 11......g^i?
"ask mb. bowman,*'
70s F^iat llaln street.

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