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New York
Stock Market
New York. May 22.?Activity In the
political wc-iiii in npito of prediction*
to the contrary appears to have rufllod
the waters of the stock Exchange
10-day, and Is likely, so competent ob
servers believe, to make tor conser?
vatism and caution during; the next
few weck*. Iii the afternoon the mar?
ket became dull and narrow, with BOlue
recovery from the lowest level, hut the
business of that period was of the
tisual professional ? character, and
fal d to make any marked Impression
other than that brought about by
?6v< ring of short contracts.
Conditions in the steel and iron
t . :? show further Improvement, ac?
cording to trade authorities. Many
oi tin larger manufacturers are work?
ing ,,i per cent, of capacity, and
orders now booked art- expected to
supply the bas's of operations well
into th, fail months.
.Money was in- reduced supply here
to-day because of the prospective for?
eign demand, but time rates were un?
changed. *
i he bond market was irregular,
with weakness In Rock Island collat?
eral fours Total .--ale?, par value,
ami tinted to fj2.O$2,000.
American Tobacco common advanced
(ever six points, while l.ictrett &
>i era common and P. Lorlllard com?
mon each scored several points ad?
vance on moderate dealings.
Now York, May 22. ? Prime mercan?
tile paper. I to I 1-2 per Cent. Sterling
exchange steady, with actual business
In blinkers' bills at ?4.S450 for sixty
d.iv Mils and JI.S73R lor demand. Com?
mercial hills. $j.Sl"f>. Money on call
Rteady, ;'? :i-4'<T'.' 7-s; ruling rate, 2 U-l;
closing bid. 7 .1-1; offered at 2 7-S.
Time iontis steady; sixty days. :i per
cent.; ninety days. 3<r?3 1-4; six
months. 3 l-2'fi3 3-4.
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Bv Richard TV Maury.
Stock and Bond Broker. 1015 E. Main Street.
Richmond, V.l.. May 72. 1912. :
SAJ.F.S AT BOARD.
H. F. and P. 7 jv C. gSut--** Ht sTTii.
?T?TE SECURITIES. Bid. Asked.
Va 8?. Old, C. and R-. 1?2. ???
Vi. Centuries, S-S. C. and R.. INI. S? f6'-i
CITY SECURITIES.
Rich, City 4.?. C. and R.. ??$-19?. 9?
Richmond City 4s. R . lKO-ttSO. M
RAILROAD BONDS.
A. C L. R. r. ron. Tr, 4 p. c. 93
A C L R It. Conv. Delis ?*. 1&K? 1?V
C und O. Gen'l M. 4'j>. 1?:.... 101
Georgia, Sou. and Fla.. IMS. I?
?;. '.rp:.! and A'n ?'on. 6f, 1-M3. 1*4
Norfolk and West. Ry. 4s. 19?.. M
HcafionVd Air Line 4s. \K0. S?
r- iboard Adjustment is. 1941?. JO
Southern Railway 1st is. 1W-4. 107
So, R. Dev. and li. M. 4s, 'MO? TS
Western N. C. 1st 6s. C, 1914.103
KTRBBT RAILWAY BONDS.
K?r. and forts. Trac. Co. it. 193?.. $?
STREET RY. STOCKS. Par.
Va. Ry. and Tower Co pfd....l?0 591s 09
Vu. Ry. and Power Co. vom ?100 19
RAILROAD STOCKS. Par.
Atlantic roast Line com.100 140
Chesapeake and Ohio.U"? TSt-i ...
Norfolk and Western com.100 112
It . F. and P. Dlv. Usllg.U0 3li
Southern Railway pfd.Ii') 74 ...
Southern Railway com.100 IS
BANK .VXD TRUST CO. STOCKS.
American National.l'.O 217 ...
Broad Street.2i 60
First National.IM 34;.
.Mechanics and Merchants.100 221
?National Bank of Virginia.100 2at 233
Virginia Trust Company.100 165
W? it .End..'i 13? <S
Richmond Bank and Trust Co. .'0 S4
Ccnuul National Bank.100 130 ...
ENSilRA NOB COM PA N1 ES.
Va. Fire and Murine In?. 25 75 ...
M1SC ELliAKEO?S.
Va -Car. Chem. pfd. S p. c.1? US
Quotations for interest paying bonds are
at a price to wi tch Interest rriust be ad<:cd.
It omi bonds and certificates of indebted
dcsi are tlat.
BOND LIST
AKis-Cha'.meia is..?. 61?;
American Tobacco Co. old 4s. 9SU
American Tobacco Co. old 6s. l:0V?
Atlantic roan Line 1st 4s. i'3
Atlantic. Coast Llne-L. and N. 4s. Ulli
-\ ? L. cbnv. is (In Baltimore).i(>2?i
Chesapeake and Ohio corn. 4'gS. pjr
.' --? tt Si Myers is. \.\\
i. tt .v Myers 7?. 1J?*,
srd^srapaay t*. m
"'.<i '.^ni.Bash- 7s. l;>ia,
.Viirfo'ik* ar.Il Western conv. 4?. ?1.
fenboard Air L"me Stamped tr. 67
riraboard A"ir Line stamped 5s. iQi
fcotithtrn Railway 4s. 7i?
sotuhem n&liway is.....,i?:i
t' .; .steel ;.-.d is.joii
U. S. registered Is, ::oo cbidi. :;o'
r. S. registered is, IMS ibid). pjsjj
r S, Panama new is ibid I.? ;
Va.-Brdwn Bros, ctfs- (bltl)._ 47
Virginia-Car. chem. 1st St... f.'.
V? Ry. and Power Co. :?? (hid).... ft
Wabosh dtto. 41.
Wab?sh-Pitts. lerm. 1st ts (bldj. S?
< Ol TON MARKETS.
New T?riti May i2.?Th* cotton market
comparatively quiet to.day ?ml iluctu*
tlona weft :rr<gu:ar. with the Cloio steady
? i net decline e! from 15j3 points With
imd'.- noi< considered very "favorable and
with pr.vntc reports Indira tine considerable
Improvement In crop ' condition, however,
there was tet.rwtd selling on the advance,
arid 'he market !r. the late tracing cased
otf to about the le.v j Mm <>f the morning,
laist prices were 5 e-r 4 points up from the
luv est on a final spurt of Covering.
Itcccfpu at the ports to-day ?sre ."?.Te?
??< s ag.-.me? 4.P> l*?i week nnd 0,732 last
year; To-day's receipts at Oalveston 5J
b .?s against 1,099 last ytarj at New Orleans
V 1 bales against s.MO last year, and at
Houston CIS balf? against t! '.ost year.
Cotton futures closed stiadj :
Open, High, Low. Cinse.
January .11.11, 11 : 11.41 ll.i?
February .11.47 11.47 11.47 11.17
J>iarch .11.49 11.41 11.60 1! .".
May.n.IS .: :t 11 it iiJu
June .il .S 11 ':. iL? 11.is
July .,11.73 11.31 U.70 11:4
August .11.30 11.30 ::;.?>
Feptember . 11.33 I] . . . : : ?
October. .. .... 11 47 11 :.-; II ?
November .11.3' ; ?. :14a ji t;
December .11.41 31. iV, 11.1.1 1111
tSpot cotton > -osed quiet; middl.ng
lands, n.<o, middling gulf, "?.'.
Cotton, quiet: middling, 11.0};
etlpts l>alr*: e;ri.r* 637 ^...;> <? s'.'i^k, iC
bales; Coastwise, 1,361 Iis eft
Total to-day at all ports?Net rec<
'nslts. export 10 Oreu' Britain,
tbales; to the Continent. 7.40" ba;es:
Japan. 1.141 bales; etoelt. ..I.: . .
Consolidated at all ports?Nel rcCe
tl.t.f) 'oai.s-. export to Great Brll
t>a!cs; to ?>;<? Continent, . :.. bale*
Jiij.iin. l.lii bales
Total slnee September : St M] ?
receipts. 11.'..:. :?-; 1 a>s .-!-.?? ,
Britain 1.017.74 bales ? ? . . .
to th.- Continent, t 531 r
Japan. 692,953 br.>s: 10 Mexico, f..:-)3 ba
New Orlei.r?. May -Par*, of yettei
gain In cotton prK v was >st lo-daj
??'.ort selling, c. .? .to favorable \? earner
cast, and the last quotations showed
b.ss of poir.tr Futuies opened s
OPEN AN ACCOUNT WITH
THE UNION BANK
OF R'CHMOND.
1107 EAST MAIN KT It BET.
$1.00 MAKES A STA TIT, 3 PER
CK NT INTEREST.
Official Range and Sale of Stocks in New York
314
S3*i
38
11614
591 3
m
I03'??
10?
140
Sales. Stock. Open.
T.V> Allls-Chalmors .
i"i Allls-Chnlmcrs, pfd.
1$,TOO Amalgamated Copper ...
.Amor. Agrl. Chem., com.
43,000 Amei Beel Sugar, com..
13,'JCO American Can.
1,025 Amol lean Cnni pfd.
I.S00 Anter. Car and Koundry.
Arne i .ii .< ml P?un.. prd
-??i American Cotton Oil.
Am. lltdo and IjCtttlier, pr
1.70) American Linseed Oil....
209 American Locomotive ...
Amcr I. ..? oinoi i \'t. pfd...
400 Ann i Malt < !o.. pfd.
29.000 American Smelting .
f."? American Sugar .
." I Amor. Tel. mil Tel. Co...
3.S?0 American Tobacco, com.
109 American Tobacco, pfd..
" Anaconda Coppei .
3,300 Atehlson .
Mi Atlantlt Coast Line.
A. C U of Conni ii. ut..
l.."' Baltimore and uhio.
C ? Bethlehem Steel, com....
KM Bethlehem Steel, pfd....
British-A.\ To|>. Co...
Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
I.TOO Central Leather, com. ..
4,700 Canadian Pacific .
l.SOQ Chesnpoak ? and Ohio_
Chicago Great Western.
3,f00 Chi., Sill, and St. Paul...
S? Crucible Steel Cor., com.
1<> Crucible Steel, pfd.
701 Chicago and Northwest.
1,100 Colorado Kuel and Iron.
100 Coli and Sou tit. 1st pfd..
050 Consolidated Gas .
200 Dela-.vare and Hudson...
l.M?' Pen. ami Rio Ciran.. com.
r>en. end Rio Gran., pfd.
1,630 Distillers' Sec. Cor.
C.sen Brio .
Kile. 1st pfd.
I-. d Min. and Sin., pfd .
Goo. w. Helme Tob, Cd.
1.600 1 Icn'eral Kleetrl - .
1,(09 Groat Northern, pfd.
1,000 Greil Northern or- ctfs
1.601 Illinois Central .
2.30J lnterboro-Mel.
2,800 Interboro-MsL. pfd.
Int. Met. Marine, com...
13S
-"i
71
14214
1-0',
16*4
37
?IA
By X
Hltrh
267*4
101??
P'.,l..
3S*,
7114
sa?i
I3S
/.9',
74
112 ~
I.V.?,
mi
37
35*4
132
44
HOMAS BRANCH >'- CO.
Closing.
Low. Bio Aaked.Sales.
I'i
314
0U4
129 ~
ll-'s
St?
M'!\
1214
10514
II ?
1091,
13
32*4
131%
I21i
Ml
til',
117
129
115! I
2156?
7-?4
117-,
?14
118*1
Ul".
1151?
|(ti
1101 s
I/O
13154 112
42?. 12
I.80U
IOJ
2,30)
201
l.SOtl
*? 1<V
V 134 4i
2d2S|
KP,
13SU
4. IO0
1,900
Oi VI
1<>?
I.S24
::.;.io
2 300
I4.ee.)
16.i "
95.0S0
700
lifo
I27?4
20*4
30*4
4',
Hankers and Brokers.
Stock. Open.
International Paper ? 1814
lut Paper, pfJ. ?114
Kan file South., com.. I}".',
I.ehlKh Valley . 179
Liggett and Myers, com 190
Liggett and Myers, \<t<\. IIP,
Lorlllnnl Tob. Co.. com. lf>>
LorilUrd rob. Oi., pfd. 111'"?
I. itilaville and Nashville 159
Manhattan .
Mo.. Kan. and Texas ... 27*4
.Mo . Kan. and Tcx? pfd. ...
MIshoui'I Pacific . 39?i
National Lead . 59ft
N.-#v Vork Central. ll!i
N. v . out. and Western ns>?
.Norf..Ik ami Western... 112*4
Northern Pacific . 119*4
Pacifl, Mall . in?*
Pennsylvania . 12314
Peoi le'a ?las . Ill
P.. <\, <;. ami St. 1... com. 1".?'3
II. . C. C. and St. I., pfd. ...
Pittsburgh Coal, com... 21%
Pressed Steel Car. 3."i't
Pressed Sti el Car, pfd . i"i?,
Ity. steel Spring, com...
Heading . 173*4
Republic Iron and steel
Republic I. and S., pfd.. 79
ROck Islan I . 2S
Rock Ulla lid. pfd. .V;?4
Seabcard Air Line. com. ...
Seaboard Air Line. pfd. 62%
Sloss-Shcftiold . 60ft
Southci n Paclllc . 11114
Southern Railway . 2S?4
Southern Railway, pfd. 7l'3
Standard oil .
Tennessee 'opper . 4*v?t
Texas Pacific. .
Union Paclftc . 17014
United Slates Rubber... 63
United States Steel. tf.9*4
United Stut-s steel. Pr.i
U. s l ast iron Pipe.... 20%
\*n -Car. i :hemleal . 51ft
v.i.-far. Chemical, pfd.
Va. Ity. and Power, com ...
Wabash . 714
W abash, pfd. IS
Western Union . S3'?
Weyman-Hriiton To. Co. ...
Total sales for day
Total sales for week (three
Closing.
JLow. Bid. Asked
1714 I' >?W
81 02 GJt?
112*4
119?!
HI .
109 .
lei
35s
IT?l
2S
5414
62?4
111?
70*?
IIP,
til
26'?
HP
111*
158
.9'*
59
11814
38
ll-'s
119
123*4
110*4
109-j
101!
171??
23%
VA.
64*4
f.i-3
II ?',
2S>4
74'?
4?>4
16914
63
es*4
110*4
1,14
170%
193
11114
11114
loSU
13'i
2714
112
11914
i23?4
111',
10?
113
|o|
7814
24*4
fd%
49
II11-4
28*?
74*4
470
4'1
1814
608.3
days i
1 shares.
'. 130,000 shares.
at ii decline of 7119 point! Closing bid*:
January, 11,51; March, lt.tSI; May. 11.(7; July,
11.78j August, 11.45; September. H.JJj Octo?
ber, ll.&O? December, 11.'..* .*pot cotton
steady ami unchanged ?t n'sc
i.(kai. MARKET QUOTATIONS.
i rurnleh?rt by Levy Commission Co., Com
mission Merchant!. Richmond. Va.)
Richmond. Vn . May 22. Uli.
ACTUAL IVJIOI.I>.\l.i: QUOTATIONS OF
MARKET.
LIVH POULTRY.
Chickens, en . spring. ll? las.
Chicken*, eh., ?pi Int; 1 lu. and
under . 70 y 32
Chicken*, winter. IV a 16
Men*, lb. 14 ij
Itoesiera, eoi n. sr. to
Ducks, ...rg.-. young. Iii. 14 .0 ?
Duck*, kaliII. young, lb. 12 v 13
Ducks, oid. lb. 10 '? ii
EOG.S--dated,
in cnif. nearby, fresh, doz.. 17 c
in crater, oilier sections, dob. 17 ve
Oulnea eggs, doz. 12
BUTTER
Family, cholie. fresh, lb. 'H Ii
Merchants', fair, lb. 23 ??;
dim: stock.
V"r?'?. choice to lancy. lb- % J>
Veaia, poor to fair, lb. *j 714
Calves, runners, lb. 6 U 7
sheep, lb. * $ tu
Lamb*, spring, lt>. S O s"
Cattle, full to prlbe. lb. f. Q 6>4
Hogs, lb. 6 i? 7
COUNTRY-CURBS BACON.
Hams. well smoked, small, lb....Not wanted
ll.ini?. well smoked, large, lb....Mel wanted
fides, well smoked, lb.Not wanted
Shoulders, well imoktil, lb.Not wanted
H^DBS.
Dry ntnt. lb. SO O
Dry ?alt, lb. 11 O
ftreen ?all. 10. Ulitr
Orcen, io. loiirir
Oleen, damaged, lb. it/ 7
Tallow . ft i
Iicctwax . (j IS
WOOL.
r*h.. unwashed, free or burrs.. O II
Ch., unwashed, lightly burry. SO O II
Oli.. unwashed, medium burry (i IS
Ch.. unwashed, heavy burry., SI li
M [SCBDLANEOU8.
Onions, dry, per bag. Q. 4.00
Potatoes, Irish, No. I, bag_ 0 t.oo
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
New York. May IS.?Flour?Firm with a
fair trade. Rye Flour and Oornmeal ?Buih
steadv. Rye and Berley?Quiet. Wheal
No. 2 red, 81.231s c. i. f.. domestic basis, to
arrive, nnd export. J1 ?3>i '.? o. b. afloat, to
arrive. Future* '."&?-"???? in l higher. May.
Il.ll; July, sl.lill.Wc. September, $1.104.
''iin?Spot strong: export. >Mjc. f. o. b.
dost. Futures nemlnal. Oats?Spot firmer,
standard white. *lHc, In elevator; No. I, S.v.
future* nominal.
Pork Firm. Beef and >'ut Meats-Steady,
t.ard?i'lrmrr. petroleum?<Steady. Tallow?
Mu*j Wool?(jiilr t. Turpentine?Steady.
i Roiin?Quiet. Molasses?Steady. Illce?Finn,
fitigsr?Raw, nrm: rertned. quiet. Coffee?
Fjliure* closed steady; July, 13.44; Septem?
ber, l.tttl Situ. Rio. No. 7. 1t'4e. Cheese?
r--- ? ii *iid unchanged. Bgg*~Wesk. Bul
; let -Unsettled. Potatoes I Irm. Cabbages
f ... mats ? -'? ?' *s*)d unchanged.
; Freight*?Rarely steady.
Cottonseed oll wo* quiet, but firm on coc
erlng "f shorts, sonrclt) of offerings, the
strength In lard and support from local
l?r '. .:? I -vr.-s listed t.<h% points
net higher. Sales amounted to S,6M> barrels
May. J.ttfl 7-10; .tune. 7.110.7.15: July. 7.19.4
7.10; August. 7.ISS7,VT>; September. 7.305 7.31;
prime ' rude. f>.S7?*.00; do. summer yellow.
7 ???< ii7.>; do winter yellow, 7.2O0S.?9; do.
iumm< r w htte. 7.70?S.00.
chicago (iRAIN MARKET.
Chicago, in.. May J?.? Alarm regarding
suggestion 61 crop damage Southwest and
West r.ni up tl.? price- of wheat to-day In
a iiurry Sudden hot westher here mail"
dealers read) to credit rumor* of disaster
ifroni high wind* and dust-storms The re
sult wan a n<-t advance e>f 2c. I'^fxIHc a
bushel. All the other leading staple*, too.
swept upward?re,rn \'a: v . oat* l <jf iSc
arid provisions 6*3 t'^e.
The leading futures mne"! as follows:
Open. High. Dow. Close.
.'. 1IF.AT
May . l 13*? 1 '-'-'j I.18K 1.1*14
July . !.<??? lim? l'*?. I.IOJ,
Sept.1.0M? I.P5H 1.031,4 1 .<6?j
Dec . 1 Ol-i 1 0.VS l-ei : O?'.?
con n?
May . 704 S7 70% ?3
I?, 71?? 77
Kept. 7t?? '.t>? 7:'i 74
1".- . ??? 63?? 63 ?3?4
OATS
Ma- . M?, 1-4*4 KH M's
July. U?. lift*, f.i?i M?,
8<s>l. et?, t.?, 41& ICS
Dec 4.'-, i:>, lj?i 4.T..
?u . PORK -Per l-bi.
May .ism i'tg.a? u.H
. :
Kepi .*.? 52 n.i: it.77
1..mid-Per w Ps.
Mac . 10 70 1? .\S 10.70
.1.1 v . 10 10.S5 10 *.', tn.i.:
Si-pi. 10.5.7 11.02 |S.s? 11. no
< ?? i .1! o> ii -.7 i<),92 ji.o;
"l< >HT RIBS- Per :-?i II.?
May .10:;> 10.32 10;,1 |0?M
July .!" .7 10.37 10.?: 10 37
c.isn sralp. closed: Wheat?Nn. 2 red $111
" !.::?>,. v? ! hard, H.llfr|,|f,*i iv,rn -No.
? -'7-c a yellow, "synjioijc. Onts?
Nn. 1 while, ;.ii..r.: itandnrd, MUl?e.
Rnltlmore. Md.. May 22 ?Whent-rFlrnr.
Kpot. rontraet, tt.16'4- Corn?Thill! spot,
contract, tie < mis - Firmer; No. ; white
t v.- P.Nr-Oulet.
PH I1MOMI t.RAIN HARKET,
Richmond. Vri . May JJ, i?i ?
WHOi.r..~.M.i: ejt ,y;A Pit.N.s on ciian-ob
WHEAT-C.tr lot*
So 7 red, Western. ' ?7t j.20
No. 2 rcl Virginia.:.110 ?
Nft- 3 red. -1? .j
Virginia, i*ik lot*.v .. ?? a La?
CORN-Csr loll.
No. 7
No. 2 white.
2?"o. : mixed.
No .1 rhfted.
\ Irginla. 1,.in ion.
)ats?CSf !..!-.
No. t mixed.
No. 3 ml? d.
:<o. : white.
No. 2. Nominal J
N'n. ri. Nominal
\ irplnln. bau lots. Nominal i
R1CIIMONB HAY MARKET.
Itirhmond. Va.. May 22. 1512 j
Following ate the quotations o: the Rich?
mond liny Exchange:
No. l Timothy. ?* ?.46
No. 2 Timothy. '(? 2VSO
No. .1 Timothy. M.50
J.isht Clover, mixed. Q 2s 50
No. 1 Clover, mixed. Ht 37.50
No. 2 Clover, mixed.23.00 r(t
N"n. 1 Clover. f| 25.50
.-thaw- Comprened . it.on $r
l.oose-pr'sj'd. large bales., f 15.So ]
Load your cars so that hay at floors rep
res?nt? content! and thus a\old rejections |
This market trades hay In accordance
With the rules o.' the National Hay Asso?
ciation.
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Sales nt l'nlon Stock Yards.)
Richmond, va., May 3:. 1912.
rteport of the live stock market for the
week ending May 20:
Best steers, 77'-c . medium to rood. IT
G^r.: eommon to fair, 4ti0D,4e.: best heifers.
'?l4 ?i 7e.. rnedtuin lo good. 606HC; common
to fair. t04$tC.; best cows. 6>4jt96c : medium
to enod. tt-T.^e.; common 10 fair. STiS'Sjc.;
liest oxen. 6Vi06e : medium lo good. 1*49
5V,C.: bulls. 445614c. Fresh cows. $90040.04
per head. Calves, extra. 7144)Sc.; 'air to
medium. S06,,*C.; best hoes. 7t|7>4C: : light
hogs and pig*. *s??ITc.. sows and stairs. .V-,
S>?e.: best sheep. 4'->T ?'??<? ; common to fair.
S1iie , best lambs. f.ij<i7r.; eommon to f?lr.
41411614*.l spring lames, 9c.
Chicago. III.. May 2?.?fat tie?Receipt*
j 14,000 bend. Market steailv to 10.-. lower.
Bteve*. $6.1009.40: Texas steers, $607.64;
western steers. gS.S049T.90; stackers and feel?
ers, 54).lOHT.oft; rows and heifers. SS.lOfl 7.f'n:
. aives. *:...-.???;?; tj?. Hogs?Receipts 27,000
bead. Marke) generally steady. Licht.
S7.25tT7.7S; mixed and heavy, $7.3607.66:,
roonh. $7.3607.66; pics. $506.90; bulk of sale,
$7.6607.59, Sheep?Receipts 72.000 head,
f-herp stsady; lambs weak to |$e, lower.
Native. $3.7506.25; western, 1196.35: year?
lings. 15.50477.74; lamfbs, native. $606.66;
western. $6.6008.66.
New Tork. May 22?Ber ves?Kecelpts 2.35) |
head. Steers dull an deasier; hulls and
'?'wi steady Steers. S649.7i.00; 'bulls. $107.56;
cor.-s. 12.5404.25. Oalt es?Receipts 275 bend.
Market steady to firm. Veals. t7.6O49W.C0;
culla, $607.09; buttermilks, nominal, sheep
and La mft.s--Receipts c. ."no head. Market
lr.r?rr. Sheep, ewes. $1.2608.60; culls. 12776.00:
wethers. 16.50 ft 630: lambs, $6.6009.00; culls.
$4.6006.00; spring lamias. $6.60010.26, Hogs |
R.celpts 6.901 bead. Market Steady to lower
I at $7.7606.16; pigs. $70 7.75.
I 9? ? .j?.\o rue
RICHMOND TOBACCf) MARKET.
Richmond. Va., May 22. 3912. |
ollowlng arc the quotations o: the Rlca
I mond Tobacco Exchange:
BROWN AND OI.1VE STEMMING?NEW. !
Lues .$ ft 00 S? 7,60 I
Phort leaf. 7 fc? <g 0.00
Long leaf. S.60 47 11.00
BROWN SHIPPINO.
Logs . B 60 o 7.00
ehert leaf. 7.80 o s.Ofl
i-ong leaf. 4.75 ? 11.00
(Wrappers . 1100 $) 13.0?
' ;UTTER6?Common . 14 e?a 1 uoc
Medium . 16 on # 17 5*
Ktne . ?>?? M m 25.0)
Fan' v . 24 r*> <5 27.60
fillers?Common . ?00 c 10.0?
Medium . 11.00 4i 12.90
Fine . H.no %t ac.w
oooii . u.oo a ism
\\RA PPBKB?Common . 18.00 ? 2?.0t>
Medium . 22.00 it 26.00
Cood . 2?.U? (1 UN
Fancy ni. 10 00 ?.00
SUN-CURED-NEW.
Lugs, common to good. B 60 Q 7.00
I.'.igt, good to prime. 7.60 O S.M
Bhort leaf. 00 aj. 10.00
Long leaf. 10.00 O 12 01)
Wrappers . 12.60 t) 17.00
Primin.?;? . L60 ? 6.20
M19CELLANEOI S MAIUii;iS.
PETERSBURG PEANUT H ATtKET.
iRepoited by Hodg. r.. McCabe .t Co.)
Petersburg. Va.. Mat) 22 ?Peanuts.?Span
ish?Market nTm: farmers' Spanish. Wc. per
bushels: jumbo Bpanlah. 13c. per bushel: No.
I shelled. Spanish, 6'<j.":4r. per pound; No.
; shelled. Spanish. 3V. per pound. Vir?
ginias?Martlet firm: fancy Jumbo, 4e. per
pound; fancy handp.. k>31? i S?,c. per
pound; extra prime, 3V per pound: prime,
ic. per pound, mschlr.- phked. 39314c. per
pound; shelling Mock, per pound.
DRT GOOD? MARKET.
New York. May 22 -The cotton goods
markets are quiet ana barely steady. Job?
bers report a moderate house trade tvlth an
It ereaaed demand In ha.-.i and while goods
departments. Worsted novelty >ards aie In
Jpod demands The lllll earnj-t tra.de Is
good.
NATAL STORES.
Wilmington. N. C. May 22.? Spirits Tur?
pentine?Steady at li:, receipt* 10 casks.
Tlorln?Steady at J5. receipts 33 barrels.
Tar?Firm at J1.00; receipts 2 barrels. Crude
Turpentine?Quoted a- 12 -'.'?^r<.~'. receipts 19
?barrels.
Savannah. Ga , May 22. ?Turpentine?Firm
ai 4-?>4 O K\r.. sales I.1SI casks; receipts 1.022
casks; shipments 222 casks; stock 27.110 casks
Roo'.n?Firm: sales 2,074 barrels; rece
2.4*3 barrels; shipments 3.7*2 barrels; stock
81,833 barrel*. Quote: B. tGti*.3?.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, 77T7TY 22. :512
ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon Harney, Norfolk, raer
cl-.sndlse and palgengers. Old Dominion Line.
b'leamer Aurora, l.irman. Petersburg and
.la.-nes River land:!.?!, merchandise anfl pas?
sengers. Kurrrj.n Line,
K l-.ooner H. P Ely, Shores. Rappahan
nock River, shea-, Warner Moore A- Co.
SAILED.
?:?a-r.?r Brandon Harney, Norfolk, mer- I
chfindls? and pasiengtr*. Old Dominion Line. |
1 ?team?r Smlthfleld. Graves. Norfolk and
Tames River landing*, merchandise and pas.
?enger*, Virginia Navigation Company. I
i S'eum?? Aurora, Furman. Petersburg and;
I James River land::.es. merehandl?e and pas- J
?enger?. Furman Line.
fllg; StrnrrTierr?- Crop.
[Special to The Times-Dispatch.]
Fredericksburg;, Va.. May 22?The
gtramlhcrry crop in CMroline county Ih
the "best for y-irs. Tiie seasonable
?weather has caused (he berries to at?
tain a fine slse. They have heen ripen?
ing raipldly, nr.-! ire of (rood flavor. A
number e.f carloads hav.? hern Bent to
Northern market*) by shippers from
I Gnlney* and Woodalane. A carload,
I tvas shipped <-sterday by Nunn.j
T'-.ornpsen & i -erne, from Cruincys,
aj.-iprned to t'r.< Pittsburgh market.
Managers of PINE CAMP, called yester?
day and requested that we weave into our
ad the fact that an important event?
"THE SOCIETY CIRCUS"?is on the
boards for May 28 and 29th. We are
glad to do so. And in this connection will
say that Pine Camp, in our opinion, is one
of the best charaties in the city.
The occasion offers every citizen the
opportunity of having a pleasant time, and
in addition, the compensation that comes
from helping a worthy cause.
We therefore suggest that every reader
remember the dates and watch the papers
?and incidentally to bear in mind also
that the Virginia Trust Company makes
the safest and best Executor and Trustee 11
Virginia Trust Co.,
RICHMOND, VA.
CAPITAL, -------- ONE MILLION.
"The Home for Savings."
The Central National Bank
As its name implies, is located in the very centre of Rich?
mond's Retail Shopping District, where courteous employees
are ever ready tu serve our customers and friends in every
banking requirement.
While strong and conservative enough for the large ac?
count, we are equally desirous of the small one, and, whether
large or small we respectfully solicit yours.
Interest at per cent, allowed on savings accounts.
The Central National Bank
307 East Broad Street.
CAPITAL,.- - - $250,000.00
I
Richmond's Strictly Commercial Bank
CAPITAL. S30O.00O.0O.
SI RIM.US AMI PROFITS, ?1,400,000.00.
Wp .ire always In a position to take the accounts of Individuals,
firms .',nd corporations on terms consistent with conservative bnrik'nK
3 per cent Interest, comp'Mind-d scml-anntially, paid In our savings
department. Ssfoty boxes and storage compartments for rent.
Planters National Bank
OK RICHMOND, VA.
The Alleghany Inn,
GOPIIKN, VIRGCSTA.
In the heart of the Alleghany Mountain*.
I.COf) feet elevation. Moderh brTck and atone
structure, perfect In all appointments'. Purs
water supply, sanitary plumbing, perfect
drolnage. Mineral waters?Chalybeate, I.I-j
thin. Alum, Sulphur- from the famous Cold
Sulphur Springs. All amusements. A well
ftlled stable of flrst-ciass saddle horses. Gar?
age. Cafe and drill In connection. For
terms an< Information address the msnager.
core Cafe Hepub.lque, Washington. D. C,
or Goshen, Va. Open Juno 1st. Send for
"booklet. J. W. ROWLAND.
Mhnng.r I>*r?:ctor.
Mountain Bridle Paths \
ys eeol. NO FLIES OR MOS- $
rOF.S. Every Outdoor Sport. Mag- T
nt Swimmirr Pool. Sulphur snd J
mal Balha. Ifatf a mittlen aper.t la Im.
Always
OUITOF.
nificent
Medicinal Balna. nail a mtircn aper.
provfTr.entt. S*nr Bvaosfftanral aa llbtfl Cham,
frrtlin. Old Ic.m. Yet inf.m.attcB arf-tttia
CEO. F. ADAMS, Wbile Solpsir. W. Vs.
mm
WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS
Greenbrier County. VY.Virginio
The Gladstone
NARR A f?AN 4ETT 1*1 F.n, n. I.
Open June, 1011.
Large morlJrn hotel, overlooking; the [
ocean; accommodates 350 truest!; sur- 1
rounded by beautiful shade trees and ]
equipped with every convenience that i
modern lux-ury can suggest. Splendid
beach, bathing;, fishlnp, polo, tennis,
prolf, superb drives. Write for literature.
ANDREW R?DEL, A. L SMITH,
_ Oeraer. Mnnaicer.
SPEND YOUR SUMMER AT
Willoughby Hotel
Willoughby Beach. Va.
Opens June I, 1912.
THE BRUNSWICK INN,
WAVN'ESBORO, VA.
This delightful summer resort will]
open for guests June |0, 1918. For
rates and tsookleta apply unt'l .liiriel
?th to
MRS. IV. A. WILLIAMS.
S25 W. Grace Street.
31RS. E. A. ROBINSON.
026 TV. Orttee Street. Richmond. Va.
?fd Swift Springs, West Va.
In the ??Switzerland of America."
Elevation. 2,2f-0 feet. Climate unsur?
passed.
MODERN IN APPOINTMENTS.
Xerw managem'nL Everything first
class. Amusem-snta varied and attrac?
tive. Or.lf a specialty. Automobile
service. Open .lune 15. Booklet.
_W. P. PAXTO.V. Manager.
The Waverley
VIRGINIA BEACH,
reopens May 1 for the season 1013.
For terms, until May 1. address
MISS C. V. BOL'SH.
70S Botctonrt Apartments, Norfolk, Va.
Phone 2339.
Telephone .149. _
Princess Ann Inn,
VlrRlnln lleneh. V?.
Will be open for guests on May 20,
1912. For terms .address
Mrs, E. H. Ellyaon Phillip*.
Virginia Beach. Va.
RAWLEY SPRINGS, VA
Famous Chalybeate, Magnesia and
Sulphur Waters. 2,00.1 fe.et elevation.
Climate dellprhtful. Opens .Itine IS.
Tntil .Inn.- S address N. W. B?LLING,
217 Hanover Street, Annaj>ol|s. Md.
Blue Ridge Springs,Va.
PHIL. F. BROWN, Prop.
"Hotel A'Delphine"
12-11 Bast Nlnta Street (near Fifth
Avenue), Ncv Vork. Room* and hoard.
?1..">o per day: $S per week. Centrally
located. Excellent table. ._
Maple Jthndp Inn, Pulnakl, Vn.
Most beautiful hotel and Riounds In
Southwest Virginia. Perfectly equipped
for comfort and pleasure. Altitude
2100 feet. Wonder'til climate. Thruugli
r.leepor from Richmond.
Write for booklet. _
Virginia Military Institute
"The webt Point of the South"
1 Collcjrialc and technical courses combined
I with the rigid discipline of an nrmy po.-t.
Virjfinln Cadets tuition free.
! Lexington, Va. dsn. E. W. NICHOLS, 5upt.
?ank of
Commerce and
Trusts
WE SOLICIT
Your business at this Bank, check?
ing or savings accounts.
3%
Interest Allowed
OFFICERS.
Jos. F.. Willard .President
A. R. flolladay. .Vice-President
R. M. Kent. Jr., Yice-Prcsident
R. B. Campbell.Cashier
Depository for the State of Vir?
ginia and city oi Richmond.
Want to hold deserving young busi
s men as customers and friends
throughout their business careers.
That Why they arc specially wel?
comed by the officials of the
FIRST
NATIONAL
BANK
1104 Fast Main.
Capital and Surplus, $2,000,000.
Lay the foundation for future
independence by opening a savings ?
account.
^Manchester National Bank i
National Bank of Virginia*'
Capital .SI,200,000
Surplus Profits. .$ 700,000
Account solicited.
Ninth and Main Streets.
Facts?Figures - Verified.
CHARLES F. HUDNALL,
AUDITING, ACCOUNTING.
SYSTEMATIZING.
909 Travelers Bldft., Richmond, Va,
Monroe 43l.
Our deposits increased thirty-five
per cent, durinc the past twelve
months.
Commonwealth Bank
_ Atlantic ?itp Hegnrte
H^STRAND^
ATLANTIC lITV?gffgfll
Halt Illnrk Oreim Front.
Aliraye Open. Capacity C00. Fireproof,
Sea Water nMha. (.erase. Booklet.
Otvnrmhlp Maminnrnt.
{Arlington Hotel
Michigan Ave. near Beach.
Every modem convenience and
I comfort. Rales, $2.50 and up daily.
Special weekly rates.
R. J. OSBORNE & SON.
I ACENU POSTAGE SECURES FULL INFOHMATION
jfOF ATLANTIC CITY, ITS HOTF.Lt>, AMUSEMENT S,
/JSTREETSETC "OFFICIAL" GUIDE SENT FHEtC
OVBY CITY INFORMATION liUHiiAU
Kaflroa?s
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
7.40 A.?Local?Oally?Newport New*.
11:20 A.?Local?Daliy?Cli'vlUo. Ex. auu.
Thurmond.
t?:00 A.?Express -Dally?Norfolk, old Point.
tW.oo A.?Local-Dally?Lcllbg., Lex. C. Forgo
?3:00 P.?Exprosa?Dolly?On., L'villa.
|t:w l'.~i:?ni!b Daliy ? Nortolk. N. Newa.
tlW P.?Local-Dally?N. New?, Old Point.
Silt I'.?d.ocul?Dally?Uoidouavlllo.
t:16 F.?Local?Kx. Bun.?Lchbg, Natural
Bridge. Clifton rorxc.
?6:55 P.?Limited?Dally?Clnuln'tl, Chicago.
?11:00 1'.?JOj.prcsa-Dulty?Clnelr.nutl, D'Villa,
?Slot per* tl'arlor Car*.
TRAIN.-, Altltl Vi; KlCll.MOND-Local from
East: i.i'o A. M.. 7:.'.o P. M. '1 ..rough from
Kail: 11:30 A. St., 6:3? P, it. Local from
Welt! h:Z'j A. U., fc.i? A. it, and 7:1 J l: M.
Tnrougbi 1:30 A. M . P. M and 3:10 P. iL
James River Line: ??? .& A. :,t, t, i., p. it.
??Dally except fcunduy.
Atlantic Coast Line
The Standard Railroad ol Iii? South.
EFFECTIVE MAV 13th, 1912.
'Pit AI NS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
Kor Florida, auu South: tilS A. M. und
7:W I1. M . 1:00 A M.
For Norfolk: ??3:13 A. St., !>:00 A. M., 'll.OJ
1'. M., 1.1? IJ. II., ??'. 1 . M.
For N. A: W. Ry. Watt: ?:16 A. m.. 1 j.1/1
A M?, ?J:*.) p. M.. ?ISO 1'. M.
Kor Petersburg: f.VO a. m. 6:15 a. M.,
?1:10 A'. M . A. M, ?:00 A. M., to.o? A.
SI.. "3." P. M., 4:10 p. M., COS p. lt., I:M
1'. M . "7:35 p. M., 9:20 1'. M.. 11 ? I'. M.
Kor Cildsburo and Kaytltcvlllo; ?1:10 P.M.
Train* arrive itu firnontS aally: 6:04 a St.,
1140 A. M.. f.U A. It,, *i(:37 A. St., ,.A.
M . ?11:10 A. m.. "11:41 A. lt., ?1.00 1'. 11.,
??1:40 V. 11.. SSG V, St., fi.li l'. m., p.
St., _li.lv .P. St., ??I*;?* 1'. M.. H M P. M.
?SfrCOpt Bunutly. ??iiunduy only.
Tim? of arrival and depanutu and coo?
sections not guaranteed.
C. H. CAMPBELL. D. J'. A . ta Wain St.
Richmoud & Petersburg Uectric Kaiiwa/
Can luve Manchester, Htunu. ana i'erry
aiieets. tor Petersburg:
*C. 7, S. ??. IV. 11. M2 A. M., J, I, ?J, t 6,
???:?. ?& 7. s. ??, lj I". M.
IIA? P, &!., fur Chcatar, i:.oo midnight for
I'etcrtburg. i
para leave Petersburg, foot of Sycamore
ctreet, :'>r Mane luster. *
ti:lt, 11.35, "J.ie. ?IiSi. S:ir? tili, *10:3{, Hi}]
A. St.: 13:35. ?1:3;. 2.30. 3:K. ?4:1$, 1:3;, t.ii.
?1:31. 1:3t, ?..!:, ?10:40, lltlO 1'. 14.
IDally, except Sundays and holidays.
?Carries baggage >n0 exprcaa.
??Limited, Mti-iil .Sundays and holidays.
All care from Petersburg connect with
cars for Richmond.
Norfolk & Western Railway
ONLY ALI, IIA II. LINK TO NORFOLK.
.Schedule in Effect May 12. 1*12.
Lea-.?- iiyrd s?r. et station, Richmond. FOR
.VOltFOLK: bV.N A. M, ?*:0q A. 11., a3 M
P. St., '4:10 V. m , bTl? p. M.
FOR LYNCltDURO \.. I> THE WEST: ?? li
A M . UOlOO A. m . ?3:00 P. SI,, ?9:20 P. 53.
Arrlva Richmond from Norfolk: slltit a.
It. oil :45 A. M . Hita V. M . bl0:25 1'. M.,
?11:30 1'. m. From the Westi ;:.r> A. M.
a::? 1'. It;. bl:40 I'. SI.. ?*:*>; p, y. ..^
P. SI.
? Dally; anally ex. Sunday. bSumla? only.
\V. 11 BBVILL, ??. II POSLEV.
O. P. A . Itonnoke. I? P. A . Richmond.
MOM, Fre^ricisu'g & Potomac R. R.
TO AND FROM WASHINGTON AND OEYOND.
i J^oavo IUoU_moud ( Arrive Richmond
?i.i > A.M. It'rd 81. Mj.
?>-.ih! A.M. Bain si. M?.
???.?(( A.M. lljrJ 8t. M i.
??.10 A.M. II) rrf St. Kto.
?U.is A.M. M.ilu St. Bta.
?ttA! soon It, r-J BL Kit.
ti.'M) P.M. Hi ra (ft, Va.
t3.r,u I'.B llrrd M. SU.
14.IA P.M. BlbS Mallo.:.
*?.1? P.?l. Sl?ln St. Kts.
?S.su I'M. llirlVt. Ma.
?;.SO a n. D/rdSLSla.
II 1.21 i.lba KUtlOD.
'I IM A H. iljiJ >:. <i?.
?I.W P.S. Mslnat. s.r..
?i.'.ii I-.r. Ilirdst.sta.
?0.11 P.M. ?alnSt six,
?0.40 P.M. f.jrd s>i
[7.IS P M. 11.rd ri.c,(a.
1.10P.M. U'rdSuSta.
?11.17 P.M HalnSLSta.
t ByrdSLKls.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS- WEEKDilS.
Leare Itird St. sta. 4.00 f. 51. I ,r I ri lerlelcaliare.
I. eare (.Iba Ma. 7.<:, A.M..0JJ0 P. M. Tor 'ililand
Arrlrc Hjrd St. Ma.8.35 Lit.troro Krederlel
Arrltc Elbs Ma. C.::u A.M...-,. :u I'.M. i roi '? I.
?Daily. tWeeledayi. ,Sendayb oc'.y.
All trains to or from Py:d Street b;i.::on
atop at Elba. Time of arrival* and depart urea
tot cuarantacd. kead the njjue.
SOUTHER1M RAILWAY
PREMIER CARRIER Ur BOUT1I,
Trains Leave Richmond.
.*;. B.?Following achedu|e iikj.-; ; iblun.
cd aa Information and nut guaranteed:
For the Soulh-Daliy: <:!( A. M. l.oc n.
10'.? A. M. Expreai. t:W P. M. Uxpreaa.
wilh electric lighted Bleeping Car for At?
lanta und Birmingham. 11:41 P. M. Exprcaa.
Week Day*: 1:00 P. At, Local.
YOKE RIVER LINE.
1:10 P. St.?Dally.?Connecting for Baltic
more lion. Wtd. and Friday, t /j A. M. ? Ka?
tun, ar.d I li P. M.?Mon.i Wed. and Vii
ua> ?Laid 4
Trains Arrive ftlchmond.
From the South: ?::? A. M . 1:40 A. M..
2:00 P. M . t:bt I*. M. dally; UlM Et. Sun.
Krim Went Potnt: 8:30 a. M. dally. 2'.:?S A.
M . Mon , Wed. and Frl.. 4:i;'P. St. Ex. Sun.
S. E. BUROEH?, U. P. A..
?07 B Main fit. Phoba Itadlton 272.
RICHSIOND AM? Cli ESPEAX K UAX
RAU.1VAV COMPANY.
Schedule ol electric trains to and from
Ashland, stopping at Intermediate stations
upon signals: Lc. Illciirnoud tllroad and
Laurel Sta.): ''?:0S. *7:10. 1:10; ?::0, ??it-.io,
II. 10 A. M-l 1:1*. i:10. 3:10, hl:10. i:10, C:.1>.
7.10, bS:10, 10:10. 11 V. r. lt. Lv. Ashland:
?S;f?. Ii'.o:', t.iw. b?:?. 10.05; ??11:00 A. M.,
?12:00 St.; "l i'.. 2:00. S:00. 4:?). b5:w. COO,
;:0?, 1:00. b*:?. 11:00 P. M.
?Dal:;-, except Sunday. ??.Sunday only.
bCarrloa bJK,.a^-..
BE.1 BOARD AIR LINE.
Soiuhhound trains scheduled to leave Rlfh
mond dally. i;0i A. St.?Local to Norllna.
l:!d P. M.?Sleepers and coaches, Atlanta,
Bjimtagnam. savannah. Jacksonvtl.e. t:ii
p. M.?sleepers ar.d conches. Jacksonville.
11:25 P. M.?Sleepers end coschea. Atlanta,
Birmingham. Memphis. Northbound iiains
scheduled to arrive In Richmond datiy:
7.M A. lt., 1>:20 A. M . 4:05 P. M.. i:43 P. M .
Local._
ferrjinboatij
VIRGINIA HOUSE PARTY""
On Wheels
PERSONA'!,!.V COX?IJC*rF.n VAOAj
TIO.X TOUR AT LOW HATES,
YlnlllnB t.niti,; Canyon uf Arlzonn,
?.?inhern < nllfornln, San r'raoelNC?,
i'elliMVMtnbe Nnllonnl Pork, Ainerlcnn
Rueklcx.
>\rltc <?r i-iill for proKrnin No. 11.
S.H. BOWMAN, Tourist Agent
TOS Hum Main St., Richmond, Vn,
OLD DOMINION I.IXt.
Lv. Richmond.toot of Ash St. dall/7 :00 P. M.
Lcavo Newport News.SKMA. M.
Arrive Norfolk.C.00 A. St.
Connccta with main lino atoamara leaving
Norfolk for Now York d.->liy. except Sunday,
7 0? P. 11- Connsctlous alro niudu by N. ek
W Ity. 3 P. M. and t:. & o. Ry. at < IV SI.
Night lino bi. .inn rs step at Claroniont to
land or receive paasengera en signal, and
iv.11 be met by public conveyance.
VIROINL\ NAVIOATION CO. OSilecttva
Slsrch U).-J<.? K'vc dayllghi for
Norfolk nnd Old Point. Newport News and
all Jainaa River landings. Stenmer leaves
Monday. Wednesday und Friday ut c.si a.
St 'Freight received for oil Jamas Rlvor
landings. 'Phono Mudlaon 176.
Main Tlckel OrTlee. v.. U. Main >treat
Rspress Sailing* Tuesdays
Fast >? >a 11 SuiiinKs Thursdays
LONDON - PARIS - BREMEN.
Sailings on Saturdays for
THE MEDITERRANEAN.
OKI.ItlCHS * CO., On. AgenlA.
? Broadway. N. Y.
S. ? 11. Bowman, 70S K Main
<-?(.; Rlehniond Transfer Co.. fI9
B. M.un lit.". UU'hmond. Va.

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About The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914