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New York
Stock Market
New York. May 16.?To the rtlspns
?.ono.te observer additional ovtdcnco
of Insid? selling or liquidation was
forthcoming in the course of to-day's
Stock markot. The tone was heavy
wricn not distinctly weak, ana prts
?uro was more or less pronounced
throughout the siaslon. All the lead?
ing shares, such as Heading, Let high
Valley, Cnior. l'ac?ic and United Statei
?tcel, tend, il lower, with losses of 0:1?
to two points by midday.
OanadiHh Pacific, at -TO, attained a
new h'.ira record.
It was not until trie late aXternoon |
that the mark-t suddenly turned fn?m
heaviness to acute weuknOs, practi?
cally every Issue on which the list has
built its rise of the prvst two monthe
then declined precipitately, with sup
p'.y far In excess of the demand. The
decline was materially assisted by the
operations of th- snort Interest Head?
ing, E-ehigii Valley. Union Pacific,
American Can and United State.? Steel
all felt the force of the Impact, wr.lle
most of the early gains In the low
priced is-ties wer? speedily wiped out.
The ilnal hour brought some chat.ire
for the bitter. Reading recpverln-g two
points from its low of the preceding
hour, with shout half as much for .
Ex-hlgh Valley, Union Pacific. United
Brate- Steel and Amalgamated Cop?
per. The closing was dull, with a
large percentage of substantial tiet
Crater ease in Mm* money was;
shewn here to-day.sixty-layaccommo?
dations being obtainable at 3 per cent., j
against the rtcemt 3 1-1 rate.
.Bond prices were generally lower. 1
nave for Brooklyn Ratfd Transit 4s, |
which held strong. Total sal's, par
value. $:..",7?.nP0.
l'r,;:c,l Stales governments were urt- j
ohanged on c.tli.
New York. May 16.?Money on call
steady; 2 3-4?:'" per cent. Time loans
easier; rfxtv days. .Iff3 1-4 per cent.: !
fix months. S 1-80S S-4. Prim- mer?
cantile paper. I Q 4 1-2 per cent. F-ter
llng exchanee. steady: $4.8425 for sixty- 1
day bills; M.S6S0 .'or demand. Com?
mercial Wils. $4*3 1-2.
RICHMOND STOCK MAHICET.
TSv Richard W. Mnury.
Stock and Bend Broker, *.ei5 E. Main Street.
Richmond. V?, May 1?, 131-'. ,
SA1.KS AT HOARD.
Virginia Si, Old.?4M at f>?V?
Virginia Centuries?800 at t?Vi.
STATE SECUKtTIES. Bid. Asked.
Virginia .~s. Old. C. and R.. W\i S7 I
\ u. Centuries, i-r. C. and R., ItOl. ifi'S-,
CITY SECURITIES.
Rich. City 4s. 0. and R., 1S3S-1M3.. 9? *
RAILROAD BONDs.
A C. 1? R. R. Con. Tr. i p. s?
A. C. L. R. R: Conv. Debs. 4a. IMS. loJ
C and O. Uen'l M. t'^a. 1991. lei
lieorgio. Sou. and Pia., ISIS.los
Georgia and Ala, Con. le. IMS. 100 ..
Norfolk a:.i West. Ry. is. ISM.... M
t-di.o.rd Air Una 4s, 1950. ffl
Southern Railway :tt ?-, t*?i.
So. R. Dev. und ii. M. is. I?
Western N. C. l?i c>, C, 1?U.;.. MM
STREET RY. STOCKS. Par.
VS. Ry- and Rawer Co. pfd.100 SO i'Ai ]
Vsi Ry- "ml Power Co. tain?100 ij *"'
RAILROAD STOCKS. Per.
Atluf.uc Ooaat Eine com.100 139M ..
Chesapeake and uhio.leo 7a
Norfolk and We.lern com.HO 111"
lt., F. und P. Dlv. obllg.100 il?
t-outhcrn Railway ptd.100 74
.Southern Railway com.100 28*4 .
HANK AND TRUST CO. STOCKS.
American National.100 :'17 2
Rroud Street. -3 <?0
Bank oi ( ommtrco and Trusts. 100 IsO
Jtrsi National.?...:\0 ;ili
Merchants National.100 S7i
Mechanics and Merchunts.U?) ::j
National Bank of Virginia.1? 423
Nnllonul Slate and City Bank.. 100 20J 2071k I
Planters National.100 SOD ...
Savings: Hank of Richmond.... 28 .-0
Union Bank of Richmond.Mi GSO
Virginia Trust Company.IOC- IS.",
West End.i*> ii'if <5
Richmond Bank und Trust Co S, :>;>
Central National Bank.lOj 130
MISCELx-ANEoCS.
Va.-Car. Chcm. pfd. S p. c.ICQ US
"{notations :or Interest paying bonds art
nt H, price to which Interest muil be added
Incomt bonds and eertlitcatta vi indeou a
lufeg arc flat.
BOND LIST
Ailli-Cbalmcrs 61 tbid). 62
American iTobacco Co. old ii. S?U
American. TOa'ccfivCb. old tls. 120??
Atlantis'Coast I.lno l?t 4s. ai'?
A. C. U-E. nnil N. 4s. 94
A. C'. E. conv. 4s (In Balilmore. n.-kedl let
Chesapeake and Ohio conv. 4C.s. <fi'i
Liggett A.- Myers 6s.1?
iiorillard Company -3. 93
Eorlllard Company 7s. Ulli
Ne.rio'.k and Western conv. 4s tbid)... lir-i j
Seaboard Air Line stumpod 4?. .v"'i
Seaboard Air Line stamped is (bid).'... 79',4
Southern Railway 4s.
Soutneru Railway ibldi. ;e.;i4
C. s. steel 2nd ?>?. :o:,:?
1.'. 8. regime-red 'Ja. 15-M ibid). PO',
U. S. reglatered Ss, :oh> (old). 10SU
U. J5. I'anBnin new :,-. tbid). l'l'..
Va.-Brown Bros. itfn. tio.ii. 47*
^'l^gIn,.B-Car. Chcm. 1st 5s (bid). 99*4
VS. Rjf. and Power t\>. it (bid). y,
Wafcaah deb. 4s. er,-.;
Vt'abafh-Pitta. Term. 1st ii. ;rr'',
t (il ION MARKETS.
New York, May 1G ?The cotton market wai
less active to-day and more or less Irreg?
ular, bu: prices showed a declining teii
d< ncy In the main as a result of scattering
liquidation or selling on more favorable
weather In the. south. The hoec was bare*
ly steady st a net decline of lroni StU
points. Closing prices were at practically
the lowest point of Hie day 1111 most uf the:
neilve positions.
Receipts :?t the ports to.day were
hu!<5 agaliiM S.313 !an iveek and 12.177 last
year. To-day's receipts ui N"e-W Orleans 1,901
bn'.es ngalnsl 7.1C0 last y, .,r. At Houston
44? bales' ngnlnst 4l*j last year, and at lial
veston l.OJii bales agalntt 9Ds last year.
Cotton futurei ' 3--5i'd steady:
Open. High. Low. Close.
January .11.? lie.': 11,6; 11 ..3
renruary .
March .1: 'A 1: n ,-,1 jjt,
May .;? ;t 11:35 tl.SO
June .UM .II y,
July .t." 11.43 11.33 11 -.
August .11.? ll.M j) |g j. (1
Fepiember . u.wi 11 17 u |j
October .II i? 11 .. . ;? t, 11 jq
November . ;: 11.c, 1 jj ..;
December .II ?4 ll.t i] 'A II ?<
Cotton, e.u|?t: middling, t: gross re?
ceipts. 1.970 l>*..?: sales >?. 1 ft?,;t
1M.I7? balsa; export to Great Hrltnln "TO
bales; to the Continent, 1.040 bales Co -i
t.anr/ bales.
Tota: ;.-.-dav ,? 5. r-f'-N.t rere!---s
?.;-a3 bales; export to Great Brli.in, S912
bales; to tr,* Cnntin? nt I .. bi
Ja-pan. T.e? bales; str>,it. ;?v.^-7 bales'
Consolidated .-.t all ;wt?-v-i r/.r?Ipt,
<s.l?i bales; export to Great Britain
halts: to France. .1 nies; \? the'conti?
nent. Sl.l'i bales: ; j J.,;.,,n. ' : i.a'es
Mexico, up v atei ' '? "
Total klrtct StpttnVbtr 1 .11 a;i porta-Net
receipts 11.684.241 balta; expo't to (irtat
OPEN AN ACCi II 'NT .'. ITH
THE UNION BANK
OF P.iCHlYIOND.
1107 EAST MAiN STREET.
tl.00 MAXES A START. 3 PER
CENT. INTEREST
Official Range an d Sale of Stocks in N ew York
Sale* Stock
100 AUIs-Chalmers .
Allis-Chalmers, pfd.
51,600 Amalgamated Copper ...
.too Amer. Am i. Client., com.
10.610 Amor. Beel Sugar, com..
.-'on American <":m .
a.;*:.' Am irican Can. pfd.
riM ? . Foundry;
Amer. Car and Fpun.. pfd
803 American Cotton Oil.
700 American Llnser.d Uli ...
1.3W American Locomotive ???
Amer. Lo ? motive, pfd...
I, 3 0 Ann r. Malt Co.. pfd.
16.700 American Smelling .
American Sugar .
390 Amoti Tel. dud Tel. Co...
a -? Amei lean Tobacco, com.
SCO American Tobacco, pf.l..
19.300 Anaconda Copper .
7,7<" Atchison .
i"? Atlantic ??o.ist Line.
A. C. I.. ?'f Conne -ttcut..
WOO Baltlmoi ? and ?'111
uii ?. thh hem Sti el, com ?
.? ?? Dctlib hem St? el. p:?i.
10,600 Brltlsh-Amcr. Tob. Co...
I7,13? Uro klyn Rapid Transit.
700 Central Leather, com.
lSt,?0 Canadian Pa el fit .
II, 300 Chesapiake and onto. ..
ICO Chicago Great Western.
6.300 Chi.. Mil. and St. Paul...
ISO Crucible Steel .Cor., com.
' R0 Crucible Steel, pfd.
l,*'? I'hi ai.'o an<l Northwest.
CG0 Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado end Sou!hern..
1,600 Consolidated Gas .
900 Delaware and tludi n
S00 Den. and Rio (Iran., com.
100 Pen. and Rio Gran., pfd.
Distillers' Sac. Cor.
12.:"? Erie .
:/*\ Brie, ist pfd.
Fed. Mln. and Sni . pfd.
Goo. \V. Helme Tob. Co.
4Vi General Blcctrl .
2.S0) Great Northern; pfd.
? 1,800 Great Northern ore ctfi
1.100 Illinois Central .
4.300 Interboro-Met.
6,600 Interboro-Met., pfd.
? Int. Mer, Marine, com...
By THOMAS
Open. High. Low.
?1.4
118%
I06t,
I!
12%
38%
169%
131?
si
oou
l"l\
II'..
12?
131?
145%
259%
t Oft
43?
106%
139%
. 109? l"'-:
is
107
12*4
143
170%
82W
54
169%
lin?
42%
82?
?v>
7IT?
IW'h
115%
6S%
M'4
ISO
it;.-H
13! ?
is
i??-.' i
136?
iii
160%
20%
38%
32
33
6314
l?S?i
ISO 'i
41?
125%
19?
:.s>,
4
60
73
38?
I1IM
117*1
41%
BRANCH ?. CO., Bankers and Brukers.
Closing.
Bid Asked. Sales. Stock. Open.
1 1*& 4,800 International Paper .. . 18?
I', i.e.'.? Int. Paper, pfd. ?>;b
I'm Kan. City S-uth.. com.. 25
S7.M0 Lehlgh Valley . 175%
Liggett and Myers, coin ...
CO) Liggi It and Myers, pfd. 110
l.orlllard Tol>. Co., com. ...
I.or'.llard Ton. Co.. pfd. ...
1.000 Louisville and Natlhvillc 139*?
Manhattan .
Mo., Kan. and Texas.
Mo.. Kan. and Tex., pfd, ? .
11,300 Missouri Pacific . 40%
I " National l?eud . 37
3,600 New V.irk Central. 119%
300 N v.. Ont. and Wcatsrn :!*.???
1.1 i Norfolk and Western.... 113%
1.9 Northern PnClltc . 119?
60) PUC'.llc Mail . S2H
l.v.' Peni'xylvnnln . 129%
I ?> People's Has . 105?
1.103 P.. ?V. C. and St. I., c'-m. 109%
100 P.. C, C. and St. I*, pfd. 116
i " Pittsburgh Coal. com... 21?
:'."?> Pre; seil Steel Car. 33%
Press? d St ???) Car, pfd.
i'? Ry. Steel Spring, com. . 33
196.900 Reading . I"6%
1,700 Republic Iron and St-el '-'Pi
200 Republic I. and S. pfd.. 79
3JUX) Rotk Island . 2S%
5,430 Rock Island. pM. 37?
' .-. iboard Air Line
900 Seaboard Air L'n<
Sloss-Shcffield ...
l.iro Southern i's< Ute
1/ ? Southern Rail-way
600 South- t n railway
Stund ird Oil .
2.200 Tennessee Copper ....
171% l<* T. xas Pacific .
20% 64.0'jO Union Paclft-o .
::r- 4.4QO United States P.ubh^r
32% U3.SC0 United Slates Steel ..
I? 3 '?
109%
26i
7v:?
1
12%
M%
CO],
12%
109
143?
SI
42%
105%
1*0 -
109?
85?
20
26S%
Tit
lS'i
106%
12-?
llich.
US
ii"
119%
381 ?
113%
43
ll-'t
17">,
20%
:ts
81%
331/,
137%
29%
com.
pfd.
pfd.
142%
33%
r.i
l'nit i I
c s. c
52?
71
'43%
24
172' i
69
Va.
Va.
Wn
ll\
States Eteol. pfd 110?
ist lion Pipe ?
. Chemical .
. Chemical, pfd..
mid l' ?wer, com
Low
lift
?'?'?" j
2IW
172??
??
1.4? Wabnsh, pf 1. 21? :
700 Western Union . !-3
Weymnn-Bruton To. Co. ...
Total sales for day. 907.;V'
Total sal;a for week (four day
Closing.
Bid Ask^d
17? 18
Oil H?H
174%
IS1,
no
I7S
110
169
133
Vi
39%
ui'.-i r.7
V.<\ 1!!"4
llt!%
b,>'i
115
21?
173?
23%
7'.i
21A
63%
.1-,
62%
21
M5'4
K?
110?;
21VS
112%
ipjs.
32
12".'.
Hie- .
1081?
11"
33
p.c.,
2.5'i
V9
27?
24S
32%
60%
<7.l
110?
21?
ISO
Britain, 4,093,116 biles: lo France, l.'.s^Ti; 1
bales; to the Cnnttnrnt. 4.MT.S01 bales: to'
Japan. 4'.-5.f0t> bales; to Mexico, S.7-X1 bales.
New- Orleans, May 16.?After moving In a ?
comparatively narrow range throughout
most of the session, cotton prices hardened
late In the trading to-day "ii good buying, 1
but slumped before ih?- close en th? rumor !
that the government acreage estimate
might bo deterred If Congress to-mor?
row until July. Last prices showed a net
loss of 6S?s points. Lat< l price* Improved
under profit-taking by r'/ig traders on the
?h?rt side. In the afternoon the market was I
very steady at first, th<- trading mostly go- !
Inc points over yesterday's close. Later,
there was a slump on the rumor that the |
Senate was likely to pans tin- bill postpon- I
lng until July the government estimate of
the nrea planted In cotton. Spot cotton
steady; 1-lftc. off; middling, 11 *-lt>c i si!..- on
the Mint 500 baits and 300 to nrrlv.v futures !
closed steady: January, tl.fi!: March, 11.73; j
May. H.7*i July. 11.90: August. 11-1; Sep- I
tember, 11.04; Oetoher. ii.U; December, 11.30. I
LOCAL MARKET 0DOTATIONS.
fKurntshrd by Levy i~om!n!ssl..-i Co., Com?
mission Merchants, Richmond. Va.)
Richmond. Va., May pi. 1911
ACTUAL WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS' OF
MARKET.
LIVK POULTRY,
Chickens, oh., spring, lVi lbs.
nnd over.
Cblrkon?, eh.. spring 1 lb. and
under .
Chtrkens, winter.
Hem. lb.
Kooslers, each.
Ducks, large, young, lb.
Ducks, small, young, lb.
Ducks, old, lb.
KGGfl-Crated.
In crates, nearby, fresh, dos..
In crates, other sect Ina-, dob.
Guinea <eb?. dox.
butter.
Family, choice, fresh, lb. Qi 35
Merchants', .'air, lb. 21
LIVK STOCK.
Vfols, choice to fancy, lb_ S s?
\cais. poor to fair. 1?. 'it
calves, runni rs, \o. % <\t i
SCieep. lb. i (y 6?jU
Lambs, spring, lb. I <j v
Cattle, fair to Drlme, lb. t it *Vi
Hobs, lb. 0 fj 7
COUNT RY-tJ DEED DACON.
flams, will smoKcd. .small, lb_Nut wen ted
Hams, well smoked, '.arge, lb-Not wanted
Sides, well sniokld. lb.Not wunlcd
Shoulders, well smoked, fl.,Noi wanud
HIDES.
<3
30 31
10 ??
13 it
IS <if
11 5?
IC tf
17 O
17 it
:o a
IS it
Uli if'
iOVs'u'
o it
Dry -flint. Ib.
Dry halt, Ib.
(?lern ?alt, 11}.
ureeo, in.
Green, damaged, lb.
Tallow .
Beeswax .
? - WOOL.
Ch . unwashed, free or burr... 4P ?* i
Ch.. unwashed, lightly hurry. 50 Sf U
Ch., unwashed, medium burry ft M |
Ch . unwashed, heavy burry.. Ii U
MISCELLANEOUS,
Onions, dry. per bag. iff 4.00
Potatoes, Irish. No. I, bag.... U 400 |
NEW VOKK PRODUCE MARKET. j
' New York. May 10.?Flour-Quiet and nom?
inally low.r with wheat. Bye Flour, Rye
nnd ii.nlrv-yut-i. Corrimealr-Bisrely steady,
\\'heat-6pot weak; No. z. elevator, domestic!
'bails, to arrive, and export c. i. g., f. o. b.
to arrive. 11.31*4. Futures HiQCC, net low?
er. May, ?1.20: July, tl.Htt: September.
. ?'. i'ion?-pot weak: export, >3'.c. g,
c>. i, nilo.it.' Futures nominal. Oats?Spot
?iieak; standard while. In elevator, and No.
' . ,'....... I mures nominal,
i Pork?Barely steady. Beet and Cut Meats
Steady. Laut?Easy. Petroleum and TUr
j pentlne?KP uiv. Tallow und Rosin?Quiet.
Wonl-Qiilet. Rice?Finn. Molasses?Steady.
Sugar? Raw, steady! refined, quiet. Colfoc?
[Futures closed steady at a net advance or
\ . i .? points, spot. steady; Klo. No. 7. II1,c:
I Santos. No. 4. U.V. mild, nlllct; Cordova.
.-. i>v'. nomlaal cheese and ltutier? Hoth
s-....iiv Bggx und l'otatoes-?-lrregular.'.Cnb
uages?Stead) niid unchanged. Freights und
! Peanuts?Unchanged,
j Cotttinsoixl oil v.as moderately active with
prices easier under scattered liquidation.
Induced by link of outside support and the
[wctikiicis in lard and grain msrekis
I Futures closed generally H ill points net
"lower. Sales 1-1.("<> b.rrels. May. 1.10^7.2.1;
June. ;.':.-. : 17; .In y, 1 l$fi" :.'?; August. 7.2411
17.13; Ropiemtier, ',..:<'?: I.'i'i: prime crude, U.uO
i nominal; do. summer yellow, $7.101t 7.17; do.
I winter yellow, t.Ci bid; ii .. summer white.
( UK -.(,(! GRAIN M IRKF.T.
Chicago, ill., May 1?.?Minutes counted for
ila>s this afternoon on the Hoard ut Trade.
In ii single qurirter of an hour valms that
hn',1 rt.iulriil a. fortnight to pile up were
iw.pt away in a whirl of stop-loss selling.
Surprising Improvement of the crop outlook
IVOS said to be an underlying cause. The
? ml of the session left traders In a dnxe
.. ib wheat prices . o trv. lower than the
before, ami with the breakdown ex?
tending to nil other grains and to provis?
ions .i- ?<?"?orn etf ?,e. tu 141411c; oats
'., . nntj packing house products l:',sc.
lo >'."-'!|lwiC
Leading futures ranged us follows:
OpOti. High, Low. Clolo
?V5IBAT?
ttuly
i i '?* j
LID,
i.WH
l.05!4
LH?,
l ink
1.HI.4
i.c*H
l OKN ?
May . J>o?i
July . 77'?
Dec ..'.7.7.7...'...'
oats?
May . r-i*;
I July . 6214
' fi'-pt. 43
I Dec. 4.,.H
Ml ? 1" Per bbl.
I May .
! .luly .15.37
S. pi.19.M
Lard?Pet :oo n.?
j May .10 W *
. July .H Oli
. rept.ILM
I Oct.11.32
I SHORT RIBS?Per 100 ;
m* .?? ?
1 July .10.'?
l.<ft% LOSS
?5%
tin
4si*
1 ll?4j
LOSS
1.131,
1 W-i
7**4
io
10.93
P.7:
10.70
10. ?.'
11. -1
11.10
is y.
U.53
1? 73
10. vj
11.03
11.10
10.30
10.38
$1.15:301.1
No. 3. 77?
calf?NO.
.10.73 10.54 10.50 10.50
c;o:-. d: Wh%?t?No. 2 red, |
o. 2 hard. $1.15&0 1.17K. Corn
He.; Xo. 3 yellow. 7SVt?'t?*ic.
......c.-. standard, MUj057c
Baltimore. Md.. May :?.?Wheat-uulei;
spot, contract, Sl.lS. corn?Dull; spot, eon
tract, Sic. Oata?Quiet: No. 2 white, ?c..
naked. Itye?Qu leu
-
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond, Va.. May 15. 1912.
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS ON CHANGE,
v. HEAT?Car loin.
No. 2 red. Western. 31 IM
No. u red. Virginia. 5.24 u
No. 3 reu.
Virginia, bag lots.
Virginia, bag tfor seed
cui;.\-i.'ar loia.
No, ! while.
No. 3 white.
No. ; mixed.
No. 3 mixed.
Virginia, has lots. R9 Q i'.'
OAT.-.- Cur loti.
No. : mixed. 61 Sf
No. i mixed. tf 64>j
No. 2 white. 0
L? '<!? 1.31
Nominal
?i
No. :>
rillte
CV,
. Nominal
. Nominal
bag lots. Konilaa*
RICHMOND HAV MARKET.
Richmond. Vo., May iC, 1912.
Following are tna quotations oi the Ricn
mond Ha> Exchange:
No. 1 Timothy. 30.54 .g
No. 2 Timothy. 2O.C0 i? (
No. 3 Timothy. <u W.50
Light Clover, mixed. 39.54 4|
No. 1 Clover, mixed. 0 Is.30
No. ?.' Clover, mixed. 21.50 ?/
No. 1 Clover. 24.M 0
No. 2 Clover. Nominal
STRAW*?Conipreaaed . 14.(0 n n.oo
I Loose-nreised, large bales., li.00 <g* 15.54
Loud your cars s? that liny ut doora rep*
resents contents and thus avoid rejection*,
Thi? market Krudes hay in accordance
villi l(te rules or the National Hay Asso?
ciation.
t ATM. 10 MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Sales ut Union stock yards.)
Ittciimond. Va.. May 1912.
Report o( the live stock market (or th?
; week ending May 13, 1913:
Beat steers, 7*3 7lie; medium to good. ?;J
Icfje.i common to tatr. t'j'/i'-c. best helr
< rs. ti:, -j i ? ; medium la g-jod. 503^c.; com?
mon t? Mir. i a IV- : best c-owt, 5>,.'tfvSc.; me?
dium to ftoud, 4,;':?;,c.; common to talr. 1'j
S'.&C.; lust oxen. . V.-'jdc.; medium to good,
t'j'i?'je ; bulls. 4 0&Vic. Fresh cows. fViip
60.00 per head. Calves, cxira. 7)?0Sc.; fair
lo medium, &0(44jc.; best !>.>;,??. 70714c; light
nogs and |i!s?. i5-ii>7c.; sows und stusts. 5>4 ij
<?'???.; best sheep. 41? ji .','ic; common to fnlr,
30le.; beat lambs. 6Ji07e.; common to fair.
6!4c.. spring lames, ?l'-j6.ttt |)<r head.
[ Chicago, ill., May M.?Catt'.e?Receipts 4.304
j heaei. Market lor beeves steady to Me. low?
er, Reeves. $6 V 9.76. Texas steers. $5 :<?*t 7.75;
I western Meets. $6.1007.58; atoekera and feed?
ers. 34.2007.00; cows ami heifers, }3ti7.:s';
calves, $?.5008.30. Hogs?Receipts 22,100 bead.
MMarkei 50loe. abo\e ycaterday'a close.
I Light, 37.1007.93; mixed. $7.1305.00; heavy,
$7.60fi$.05: rough, $7.5087.70; plus. 15.1007.10;
? i.ulk of snles. ?7.5008.00. Sheep?Receipt?
I ILCOO head. MaTkei steady lo :5c. higher.
Native, $3.7306.25; western. $41i6.'.\>: year?
lings, y. vi , rlambs, native, 1508.65;
?esiern. f 3. 7i. 'y S. 90.
i New York, May IC?Beeves?Receipts 1,300
' hend; nothing doing; feeling steady to firm.
Calves?Receipts 1,035 hend. Market stonily.
Venia. $709.25; culls, $006.50: buttermilks,
I $505.75. Sheep und Lambs?Receipts 1,568
Iliad. Market quiet and steady. sheep. $10
6.00: culli, I3.2503.7o; lambs. $6.1000.23: culls,
$51)6.00; spring lambs, $6.506 lo.?. Hogs
It-' elpu :-.7?'l head. Market unchanged tu
$7.750 $.20; pigs, $707.75,
RICHMOND I DHACCO aiARKBT.
Richmond. Va. May 16. 1912.
' Following *.-e the quotation* ot tne R?cb
mond Touseeo Exchange:
BROWN AND OLIVE STEMM t NO? NEW.
Luga .I 5.1? QJ 7.50
Bhorl teal. 7 So O 9.00
Loa? leaf. ?.50 ?> H.UJ
BROWN SHII'I'INO.
' f.ugs . ? 50 0 7.00
.-horl leaf. . 7.50 ffi) 9.00
l/ong leaf. s.75 0 11.0$
Wrappers . 11.00 0 ]3.oe
lUTTERS?Common . 14.oo 0 is oi
Medium . 16? ?j. 17.5s
, i-'ine . 24 (?4 r-i -.?S.OO
Fancy . 34.00 ft 27.ee
; FILLERS?Common . S.OO ft lO.Wi
; Medium . 11.00 0 It vO
Pin? .m oo et 20.00
GO! ?) . 1S.O0 ra l?.OJ
\- .. ?PPBRS?Common . is.oo 4; aj.Jo!
?Midlum . ?.'ju (J ai 901
Good . a.io fj 30 oo I
t mey . i,t.oo ij tk o?
SU .V- CUlt BD? N H W.
Lugs, common to good . 5.50 <s 7.00 !
Lugs, .;ood i'i prime. 7.10 <ii MO
short leaf. s.O) 'u.oo
Long leaf. 10.00 "J ".2.00. I
Wrapper* . 12.i0 j) I7.w
Primings . 160 <j 6.M j
M1SCELL.IN BOUS MABKETS.
IT.TKn.'BL'RG PEANUT MARKET. j
(Reported by Rodgers, McCabe & Co.)
I Petersburg, Vo.. .May 16.?Peanuts.?Span
ish?Market firm; farmer*' Spanish. 90c. per
! bushels; Jumbo Spanish, vo. per bushel; No.
j 1 ihallcd, Spanish, ?i.'.'ic. per pound; No.
\s ahellod, Spanish, 3%c. par pound. vir
' glnlna?MarT.tt firm; fancy jumbo, le. per
pound; famy hand picked. 3(4 .?? 3*,e. per
pound; extra prim,. . , per pound; prime.
Sc. per pound; machine picked, 34}3Uc. per
[pound; shelling itock. per pound.
PRY GOODS .MARKET.
; New York. May 16.?The cotton goods
i markets ruled very quiet with some soften
? inc. in prices reporii -. on n tew construe
I Hons of wide Convertibles, Fall orders con
j tlnue to come In we!: from retailer,*, while
i immediate ordering It slow.
NAVAL STORES.
Wilmington; N. C ? Ma) IS.?Spirits Tur
penilm?Steady at Rosin?Steady at
J5.90; receipts 6 barr.:s Tar?Firm at $1.90,
Crude Turpentine?Firm at rXlJti 1-30; re
j celpts 15 barrels.
avannab, Ga? May ;?.? Turpentlnc-FIrm
I at 17c; sales JO casks: receipts ,",:i?S casks;
shipments .<?" casks; ?tock ;'S.7t5 casks. Ros?
in? Firm, sales 2.2'>, liarrels; receipts 2,039
?barrels: shipments barrels; stock 38,047
barrels. Quote: R. 16176.20.
New Orleans. May 16.?Receipts?Rosin, l$3
Ibarrels; turpentine 31 casks.
MARINE IN l'h I.I.I ?JENCE.
PORT CiF RICHMOND, MAY* 16, 1912
ARRIVED
Steamer Berkeley, Shelly, Norfolk, mer?
chandise and passengers, Old Dominion Line.
Steamdjr Smlthfteld, Graves, Norfolk and
i James River landings, merehandlae and paa
1 acngara, Virginia Na-sUatton Company.
I Steamer Aurora, Furman, Petersburg ano
i James River landings, merchandise and paa
j seliger.?. Furman Line.
SAILED.
j Steamer Berkeley, Shelly. Norfolk, ber
I chandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Aurora, Furman, Petersburg and
i .Tames River landings, mtrchnndltu ar.d Das
I lengera, Furman Lina.
DEMONSTRATION MADE
OF REAL LIFE "TRILBY"
Fanciful Tale or Transformation
Fully Justified. In Opinion of
Medleal Scientists.
Philadelphia, May It? Medical
J scientists in session here at the con?
vention of tin- American Laryngologl
jeal society heard a most wonderful
[demonstration which fully Justified Du
[Maurler's fanciful tile of the trans?
formation oi "Tr'lby's" unmusical
voii.-- into thai of an accomplished
singer.
The psychical illustration was Riven
by Hr. Frank 13. Miller, of New York.
; who reported bn interesting t-tse ?n
! which the patient was a girl who had
I been iu the habit of mcetinir singers
in the physician's olflce. where she
wan employed, and had expressed a
desire to go Hi".n the operatic stage.
Realising thai her voice was one of
mediocrity, ihi asked to be hypno?
tized und allowed to sing to the ac?
companiment --t the phonograph. lJr.
Miller accommodatingly made the ex?
periment and the effect was true to
I the story of f>u Maurler.
Voices e.f well known soprano and
I tenor singers were reproduced on the
I phonograph yesterday's Aemonatra
Con, and to each the yountr girl sang
j with perfect . isc. While in the hyp
I nntic state s!.. was taken about the
spacious amphitheatre of the College
! of Phya'clnns and Surgeons and Intro?
duced to the ssembled physicians and
scientists' Who were in attendance.
Draws 3</< Interest
Here
SUBJECT TO CHECK
Small. Medium and Large Accounts Solicited
Travelers Building
RICHMOND, VA.
Capital, $1,000,000.00
Incorporated 1832.
VIRGINIA FIRE & MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY OK It ICH MOM D, VIRGINIA,
ElKhtleth Aouual Statement, Jnuunry 1, 1012.
Aaset? . $1,011,088.00
Net Slirpula. 000,031.00
Surplus ?<> Pulley-holders. SBU.Otll.OO
WM. H. PALMER, President. Yv\ II. MCCARTHY, Socrotary.
E. Ii. ADDISON. Vice- President. OSCAR D PITTS. Treasurer.
The Demand for Our Small Banks
for Small Savings
Has been ?u great that we have had to order a ne>w supply, which has
Just come In, and wo w'll b* pleased to deliver FTilOE to our cus?
tomers.
mil of Commerce and Trusts
NO INSTRUCTIONS
GIVEN DELEGATES
Movement in Buckingham in)
Favor of Woodrow Wilson
Not Successiu'.
[Special to Th-~ Tlmos-Pis-patch.l
Apvonia, Va, May 1C.?At a mass
meetlng of the Democrats <>f Buck?
ing-ham county, hild at Buckingham
CourUhouse on Tuesday, delegates wer?
elected to tlio Norfolk convention, the.
entire delegation being" instructed tu
iiold together a* a unit and being un
instructed a.s to a preference for the
presidential candidate. There were a
considerable number of Democrats
'present, the court room being prac
lically filled. A number of speeches I
werj made in favor of an uninstructed i
delegation, the speakers claiming that i
tne delegates should go with their!
hands untied, so as to vote for tho j
most available candidate ami tn<- i-uc
wno could win. Practically every
member of the county organization
icok this View of the matter.
Dr. P. B. Tucker offered an amend- |
metit to the resolutton mat tr.e dtle
gallon i?e Instructed to vote Tor Wood
row Wilson, lie was supported prin?
cipally by those, who have In recent
years been identified with the progrcs
mivl- elem>nt In the Democratic party.
Mis amendment, however, was not car- ,
ried.
j One of the sp.'aKers favoring nn un
Instructed delegation openly stated
?hat Senator Thomas S. Martin's nami
nig-hl come before the convention, and
.n t'-'-at case neither Woodrow Wilson
nor any ether man should stand In the
.vay of the Buckingham delegation 1
roting for Senator Martin. The names |
of U-nderwood nnd Harmon were also i
prominently mentioned .1? being fully
is desirable as Woodrow Wilson.
Much busitu -s In the nature of chan
j eery matters was disposed of at this
: term of court, and In the one criminal
I case, that of the negro, John AlUn.
: for tl.? murder of his mother, the pris?
oner was discharged on account of i
lark of evidence.
The county school board held it*
regular meeting, with a f-i!l attend?
ance. By a practically unanimous vots
the trustees of the six districts voted
to continue the annual appropriation
from the uirapportloned county fund I
to the Buckingham High School, thus
' Insuring another year of life for the
school, which la of the tirst or four- !
vear grade Th* Curdsvllle district
tioard was given the privilege, if found
' agreeable later, to trade the present
1 h!r,'h school at Dlltwyn, with lot. for
j '.he M<rhodist church at the same
placi, with its lot. If the exchange
. is made, the church will bo changed
' nnd put In first-class order for next
1 year's work.
i If. Murray White, one of the found?
ers of tlK? town of Dlllwyn, and at
present Its largest business operator,
was elected by the. electoral board as
trustee for Curdevlllo r>!strlet. to fill
the place of the late Willis B. Spen?
cer, who died some weeks ago.
[VENDORS OF SOFT
DRINKS ARE FINED
Several Cases of Similar Viola?
tion of Law Up in Buck?
ingham Court.
[Special to The Times-Dispatch. I
Buckingham, S'a., May 1C.? in the Cir?
cuit oCurt which opened lierc Tues?
day lines aggregating $100 were |}n
posed on merchants of this county for
selling a soft drink which contained
alcohol. Cases against several other
parties charged with the same offence
win he trlod at this term of court.
The mass-meeting to send delegates
' to Norfolk wns held here Tuesday
lion. A. J. Terrlll and b'onator Sands
I Oayle wer- chosen a.s delegates-at
j large, and fourteen other delegates,
I each of who\i will have half 11 vote
in ibe convention, were chosen, such
delegates ns attend are empowered to
cast tho vote for the whole county, and
I they were directed to vote against
instructing tho delegates who wMl go
j to the national convention. Resolu
' tlons Indorsing the course of Senators
j Martin and Swan'son ami of Congress
' man Piood wen- adopted, as was alBO
,1 resolution Indorsing the admlnlstrn
: lion of Governor Mann. An effort to
ha v.- th.- Buckingham delegation \rote
j In the Norfolk convention to instruct
Virginia's delegation to the national
' convention to vote for Wilson was de?
feated, although many of those pres?
ent are in favor of Wilson for the
nomination,
j The high school hoard which has
control of the Buckingham High
School met here Tuesday and re
elOCtod Professor O. it. and Mrs. S. B.
Bondurant as principal and first .T.H
slfctant in the Buckingham High
j School.
I Dr. Thomas Ixe Bondurant Is in a
; hospital In Chariottesvllle, and his
friends here' are uneasy about him.
The lowlands on the smnller streams
have been under water this week, and
.lames Klver has also been very high.
A negro named John Allen wns trlod
In the Circuit Court here yesterday
and given sixty days In Jail for as?
saulting' his aged mother.
1 The cxccsb of rain has delayed tarm
The Need of Thrift
Thrli'l is almost a forgotten
virtue w'th a large elerrtont in
our population, especially In tha
cities;. Too much is the Inclina?
tion to spend every cent that
may he earned, trusting to luck
and Providence to provide for
the sore and yellow y-iars. This
hank lins provided a well equip?
ped de-part.m' n-t for the savings
of the.tr.rifty, and it would be well
for you to take advantage of tno
moot excellent services rendered.
FIRST
NATIONAL BANK
liot H.V.ST MAIN STREET.
Capital and Surplus, 52,000,000.
PLANTERS
NATIONAL
BANK,
Richmond, Va.,
solicits your holiness. Our cnpttal.
surplus and profits Justify your
account being placed with us.
Capital, $300,000.00.
Surplus and Profits, $1,350,000.00
Lav the foundation for future
independence by opening a savings
account.
Manchester National Bank
National Bank of Virginia
Capital .$1,200,000
Surplus Profits. . $ 700,000
Account solicited.
Ninth and Main Streets.
Our deposits increased thirty-five
per cent, during the past twelve
months.
Commonwealth Bank
work. Some tobacco has been plant?
ed, and plants are growing rapidly.
The Hessian fly has made Its appear?
ance In the wheat crops and are do?
ing some damage.
OPPOSES THE "DECORATIONS"
j Delegate Ilnlk? ut Proposed Appro
' prlutlnn for ??Typewriter" Itlbbona.
Bucyrus, Ohio, May 16.?In the
I State oonstltujiional convention at
Columbus is u delegate from this SCC
! lion who, a story runs, arose in his
j committee recently to oppose a bill
I that, ho thought represented an ex
? pendlltire for the personal decoration
j of the girls employed on stenographic
work by th" convention.
I The bill was for $27 for typewriter
j ribbons. Its opponent's flow of lan
j gunge was shut off only when a
I colleague Jerked him by the eoattalls
to whisper the information that ma-1
I chines, not girls, wore the ribbons.
IDEAL REGIMENT PLANNED
Will Tie Used to Teat Value of New
System of Infantry Organization.
Washington, May 16.?To test the
value of the new system of Infantry or?
ganization, the general staJT of Uta
(army Is about to create an Ideal infan
! try regiment of full war strength and
' send it on an extended march through
i the. Western country, under regular
i servlc? conditions. The "organization
I will be. known as tho provisional Infan
' try regiment, and Its component parts
j will be drawn from Korts Snelllng,
Crook and Sheridan. Colonol Robert
N. fSetty, Twenty-seventh Infantry,
j will be In command.
The conontratlon begins at Dn
buque, Iowa, June 4. The troops will
fie marched to Sparta, Wis? with mod?
ern appliances In the way of motor
ears and ambulances, telephone outfits
and machine guns.
l?aUron?.?
Atlantic Coast Line
Tlif Slumlord Railroad of the South.
EFFECTIVE MAY 12th, 1?13.
TRAINS LEAVE itl< ? 11M< >su DAILY.
For Florida und fcoulh: 8:16 A. M. und
7:00 P. M . 1:00 A. M.
For Norfolk: "8:10 A. M., 0:00 A. M., ?8:00
1*. M . 4:10 P. M , ??7:35 p. M.
For N. & W. lly. West: ?:l? A. M., 10:?
A. M , ?3:00 P. M-. W:M P. M.
For Petersburg; 1:10 A. M , 8:15 A. M.,
??8:10 A-. M., S:15 A. M.. 9:00 A. M , 10:00 A.
M.. '3:CT) 1?, M? 4:10 P. M., ?:? P. 51., 7:04 1
P. M.. ??7:?5 P. M? 9:20 p. M., 11:48 P. M.
For Uoldsbnro ond Faycttuvlllc: ?1:10 P.M.
Trulna arrive Hlchmood dally: 8:06 A. 51.,
?:4o A. M? 8:55 A. M.. *S:37 A. M.. ??10:45 A.
M.i '11:40 A. M., "11:15 A. M . ?^:00 1?. M.,
?1:40 P. M.. ?;05 P. M.. 6:33 P. M.. 8:00 P.
M., 9:00 .P. M., ??10:23 P. M., 11:30 1>. M.
?Kxcept Sunday. ??Sunday only.
Tuna of arrival and departure and con?
nections not h-uaraiitccd.
C. H. CAMl'UULL, U. P. A . 8M Main St.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
i 7:40 A.?Local?Dally?Newport New?.
8:20 A.?lxical?Dully? Ck'vlllc. Et Bun.
'I burmond.
19:00 A.?Express-Dally?Norfolk. Old Point.
tlf-00 A.?Local-Dally?Lehbg., Lex. C. Furs*
?i.w p.?Express?Dally?ein.. L'viiie.
, f4:tw P.?Express?Dolly?Norfolk, N. Newa.
5:00 P.?Local?Daily?N. News, Old Point.
0:15 1'.??Local?Dally?Gordousvllta.
I *:l* P.?Local?Ex. Son.?Lchbg, Natural
Drldge, Clifton iorge.
'8:33 P.?Limited ?Dally?Clncln'tl. Chicago.
i*ll:00 P.?Express?Daiiy?Clnclnuutl, D'villo.
?tileepera. IParlor Cars.
; TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND? Local from
Last: 8:1S A. M., 7:50 P. M. 1 ..rough from
t. im 11:30 A. M.. 6:30 P. M. I.oca; from
Wtil; 8:30 A. M.. 9:66 A. M. uil 7:15 P. M.
rhruugh: l:8u ,\. M.. 2:30 P. M. nnd 3:30 P. M.
i James River Line: ??8:38 A. M . 8:45 P. m.
I "Dally except Sunday.
' Richmond & Petersburg dectric Railway
cara leave Manchester, Seventh ana Perry
{streets, iui Petersburg:
A. M.. L 2. ?3. 4, 8,
15,
P. M.
!..;.
I 11:00 1*. M., fur Chester. 12:00 midnight foi
. Peters burg.
I Cars leave Petersburg, foot of Sjiamor?
I Street, lor Manchester:
' till.'., C .35. ??7:14V, ?1:15, 8:35, 9:15, ?10:35, 11:81
I A. M.i 12.33. ?1:35. 5:35, 3:35, ?4:35, 8:35, 6:55,
?;:35. 8:30. 9:35. ?10:40. 11110 P. M.
tlJally. except Sundays and holidays.
?Carries baggage, and express.
??Limited, except Sundays and holidays.
AH cars from Petersburg connect wits,
cars fur Richmond.
BAX
RICHMOND AND t I!KSPKAKK
RAILWAY COMPANY,
i Schedule cf ?iectrlc trains to and from
, Ashland, rtopping at Intermediate stations
i upon signals: 1.v. itlchmond (Uruad ar.d
i Laurel Sis ); "?:05. *7:10, 1:10. ?10, "10.10,
11:10 A. M.: 1:10, 2:10. 3:10. bl:10. 6:10. 1:10,
'7:10, b?:10. 10:10. 11:45 P. M. Lv. Ashland:
?4;fc5. b7:00, 5:00. b9:00. 10:00; ?11:0? A. M.f
?12:00 M.J ??1.00. 2.00. 3:00. 4:00. b3.?, 8.0O,
7:00, I ?. bO:fO. jl 00 p. M.
?Dally, except Sunday. ??Sunday only.
bCarrlaa b.KKage.
?KAUOARD Mil LINK.
Eouthbound trau.s s~hedi,'..u to leave Rich?
mond dally: 9.05 A. M?Local to Nortlna.
1 10 i' M ?Sleepers and coaches. Atlanta,
Blrmlnshant, .Savannah. Jacksonville. 4:25
P. M,?Sleepers and conches. Jacksonville,
11:23 P, M.?Sleeperi and coaches, Atlanta,
Birmingham, Memphis. Northbound trains
scheduled tu arrive In Richmond daily:
17:50 A. M? A. M., a.05 P. M.. 5:40 P. If.,
Local,
Norfolk & Western Railway
ONLY ALL It AII. LINK TO NORFOLK.
Schedule In Effect May 12. 1*12.
Leave Hyrd :;tr?n .-tailor.. Richmond. FOR
NORFOLK: bS:'.0 A. M. ?*:>0 A. M? a3.<1
P. M., ?4:10 P. M? b7 :? P. M.
FOR LYNCHBUlia AND TUB WESTl ?1:1?
A. M.. *10:00 A. M., 83.'?) J". M.. ?:?:? P. af.
Arrive Richmond f:o::i Norfolk: all:4l A.
M.. bll 4- A. M . "i.Z.', P. M.. bio P. M ,
?11:30 P. M. From the West: ??.(?? A M.
ial.00 P. M., bl;?0 P, M., ?6.05 P. M.. ?3r|
I P. M. "
? Dally, anally ex. Sunday. bSunday only.
' B. bev1ll, C II, BOSLBT,
G. P. A.. Roanoke. D. P. A.. Richmond.
fflcuinond, Mericbu'g & Potomac R. R.
TO AND FROM WASHINGTON AND BEYOND.
LeavoHlclimnnil [ Arrive Hlohmoud
?&.?n A.M. II) rd SLSta.l
??.00 A.M. Main St.hta.
?H.4K A.M. Iljrd M.Nia.
?9.10 A.M. Iljrd fit. Ma.
?O.SS A.M. Main bt. Slaw
?Ilf.Ol uonoBjrdM. hta
?i.OOP.M.B'rs Nt. fits.
! 73.50 P.M. Bjrd St. su
(Vt-Io P.M. Ulli? Station
?5.1', P.M. Mala St. Sts
*8.MP.M. IMrdSt. Ms
<l l
7.50 A.M. It, rd st. ms.
. I.-3 A.M. Kill Station.
11. . A.M. Iljrd st.Sta.
?1.1* p.M. MaloSt.sta.
*i.5il p.M. lljrdM.SU.
?li.i; p.M. MalnKt.SU.
?6.60 p.M. Bjrdhtebu.
t;.ir. p.m. Bjrd rt.nta.
>U.iup.M.u;r4fiLSta.
11.17 P.M. MalnhLKts.
I2.3llnlghl DjrdSt.Sta.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS-WEEKDAYS.
I.eare Hyrd Sr. fita. 4.00 P. M. for t reirrtckibarr.
Leate l lba Sis. 7.15 A.M.,B.3i) P. M. for Asblani.
Arrive Hjrd St. Nia.*.*:. A.M. from Krederlcs?!.'?.
Arrlret:lbasu.C.Hij A.M.,6.30 P.M.from Ashlaod.
?Dally. tWeekdsys. ; Sundays only.
All trams to or from Byrd Street Station
stop at Libs. Time of arrivals and departures
not guarantsed. Read tba algos.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
'RBMIEK CARRIER (jF ihk SOUTH.
Trains Leave Richmond.
?>". B.?Following schedule OgUMa publish
| ed as Information und not guaranteed:
For the South ?Dally: 6:10 A. M. Local
I 10:43 A. M. Express. C:00 P. M. Bxpress,
with electric lighted Sleeping Car tor At?
lanta und !!:rr,.ln?!iaru. Ulli P. M. Express,
'.'eck Day: 3:00 P. M. Local.
YORK RIVER LINE.
4:80 P. M.?Dally.?Connecting for Baltl
|moru Mon, Wed. and Friday. 6:00 A. M.?Ex>
Min. and 2.15 P. 31? Mon.. Wed. and Fri?
day?Local
Train.? Arrive Richmond.
From the BoUth: r ;5) A. ]l? S:40 A. M,
2:00 P. M. S:(C p. M? daily: 12:55 Ex. Sun:
From West Point: 9:30 A. M. dally, 11:33 >..
|M? Mon.. Wed. and Frl.. 4:25 P. M. Ex. SuiL
S. k. BURGESS, D. P. A.,
907 E Main St Phon? itadiaon 272.
fetfumboat?
Special Excursion
Of 12 Day* to Beautiful
BERMUDA
June IXfh. Rate. STO.on.
Richmond hack to Richmond. In.
cluden Hrst-elaso transportation, one
inielitt's hotel and ticket to Hlfrpo
drome in New York. Leave New York
via It. M. H. P. (;<).'.?( steamship Oratova
Saturday, June 15; live day"' hotel
accommodation In Bermuda, with car
rlase drives, steamboat excursion to
i Heefs. admittance to Devil's Hole,
Crystal Cave and Government Aqua?
I rlum. Make reservation now.
\ S. H. BOWMAN, Tourist Agent,
TOS Kirnt Main Slrecl. Richmond, Va.
OLD DOMINION LINK.
Lv. itlchmond foot of Ash St. daily.7:00 P. Sf.
Leave Newport News.5:00 A.M.
j Arrive Norfolk.6:00 A. M.
Connects with main line steamers leaving
I Norfolk for Now York dally, except Sunday,
j 7-00 P. M. Connections also mudo by N. &
I W. P.y- i P- M- Br>d <:- * ?- "?*? ot ? p- M
Night lino steamers atop at Clareuiont 10
land or rcceiva pussengcrs on signal, and
will be met by public conveyance.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CO. (lSitectlve
March 11).?James River by dayilght for
Norfolk und Old Point, Newport News and
ull James River landings. Steamer leaves
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 8:30 A.
M. Freight received for all James Rlvor
landings. 'Phone Madison 178.
Main Ticket Office. 821 K. Malo btreeL
IM1ERCIIANTS' AND MINERS' TRANS. CO.
Spring Sea Trips
NORFOLK TO
BOSTON AND PROVrDBNCE.
Btea-mera Norfolk to Boston dally, except
Thursday; to Provldonce, Monday, Th?r??
day and Saturday. 7 P. M. Through tlokeU
on sale to principal points.
Fine steamers, excollent service, low fare*.
Wireless telegraph. Send' for booklet.
Apply C. & O. Ry.. N. & W. Ry? 8. If.
Bowman. No. 70S E. Main Street, and Rieh-?
?mond Transfer Company. No. 809 73. Main St.
The Valentine Museum
ELEVENTH AND CLAY STKiiKTS.
Opan dally from 10 a. m. to t r. 11
Admission. ;5c Free ob Saturday*

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