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New York
Stock Market
New York, Juno 3.?Prices ebbed
and flowed sluggishly in the slock
market to-day except in some of tho
high-priced specialties?, especially
American Tobacco, nhich added thir?
teen points tu its rise ot last week In
anticipation of a large bonus or scrip
meidend which is said to tie impend?
ing, Other iooacco Issues and special
securities, aUu in the dividend class,
and ??> few whose intrinsic value is not
so will defined, rose from two to live
po :.ts. iui the movement In the ?cf i
trading issues was circumscribed and i
frequently uncertain. Copper shares,
wer? active and fairly strong on thej
steady demand for the metai at new
high prices. The dullness of the!
morning was followed by absolute '
stagnation in the latter session There
i\..s the lit in I lack of initiative for'
both accounts. The approach of the I
twu leading political national conven?
tions f :er palire, not only on,
li e pan of the investor, but by speuu- j
iators as well.
Mole aloofness is manifested to
wards regular bond issues by reason
of the unsatisfactory state of the bond ,
markt t.
Among the numerous railway re?
turns fe.r April. J.oulsviilo and Nash?
ville lade a golli of abott $600,000.
and the Atlantic Const Line, SI06,000. ?
Bonds were Irregular, Homo 1m- ,
provement v is shown in the late deal- i
ine?. Total sales, pur value, jt.SJ"-\-j
Due
Unit'd Slates government bonds un-I
changed oh call.
New York. .June 3. ? Money on call
Heady, 3-4??3; ruling rate. 2 7-R
I ; i ent Time loans eaty. sixty days,
3 per cent-, six months. 3 1-2 per cent. I
J'rlmo :r.ercantlle paper. 3 3-4 to 4
rr: ent Sterling exchange steady;
14$450 for sixty day hills; $4 S7o.s for]
demand, Commercial bills. Ji.ss 3-4.
RICHMOND STOCK MARKST.
B: Rte.hsrd W. Maory.
?ic.-k a = 4 Bend Broker, ?IS E Main Street.
Richmond. Vs , June ?. 1312.
EAt.ES AT BOARD.
Virginia Centurlet?100 at S4H
Virginia Railway and Power Co. cent.?10]
at I
Vlrglnja-Care laa Chemical pfd.-dO ?t 111
STATE) SECURITIES. Bid. Asked.
Virginia As. Old, C. and R. 10*2.. Mil ??
\ i. Centuries. i-J. C. and R . 1?1 W?i ?>i j
CITY SBCtntlTtB?.
R non? l Ity It, R . WIO-1S30. ?
Kloli. City t?, C. and R, lfls-U-iJ. ...
RAILROAD BONOS.
A c. L R- R- r?n- Tr- * ?? ?*
C. and O. Gen'l M . 4Hs. 19?. 101
Georgia, Sou, and Fla.? IMS..... 105
Ueorgla and Ala. Con. is. IMA. 104
Norfolk and West. Ry. 4?. IMS.. 9*.
Seaboard Air Line 4j. I960. $7
Seaboard Adjustment St, 194?. ????
Southern Railway 1st St. i:?m. 197
Co. R. Dev. and G. M is. ISM.... 7S
Western N. C. l?i ft. 0.. 1914. 108
STREET RAILWAY BOND?
Nor. and Porte. Trac. Co. As. 19AS.. o
STREBT RY. STOCKS. Par
Va, Ry. and Power <'o. pfd ..too <VUj ..
Va. Ry. and Power Co. coin_100 49lj c
RAILROAD STOCKS. Far.
? ??><!:? ;?. K- and Ohio.J'? 77 ..
Norfolk ond Western com.140 11*]
Seaboard Air Line pfd.100 ti .,
Seaboard Air Line com.100 'X
Southern Railway ptd.100 74
Southern Railway com.100 2JJ4 ..
HANK AND TRUST CO. STOCKS.
Amerlcsn National..100 224 li
llioad Street . .'j *}
Bank of Commerce ,?ni Truita.KO h? s
Central National wn..ivo US
Commonwealth Bank.109 113 l
First National.ioj no
Merchants National.100 Sia
Mechanic! and Merchants.100 !S5
National Dank of Virginia.IV? ?jj ;
Natliir.al Stair nnd City Baak, 10? IMS ;
Richrnonr! Bank *nd Trust Co.. 2S 34
eavir.si Bank of Richmond_ii"> 50
I r.ton B.nk of Klclimond. 60 3A0
Virginia Trust Company.ii? \k;
W?t; End.at 4j'i ?
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
%?. Fire and Marine int. & 7A
.v.lscti.UANLOU.1.
Vs.- car. Ch?m. c,fd ? p, c.loo :;s ;
Quotations for Interest paying bonds are
a: a price to which latereat must bi> added.
Income bonds and certificates of indebted
r,r?>. art flat.
BOND LIST
APjtiCnalmera is. si
American Tobacco Co. old 4s ibidi. .?5'i
American Tobacco Co. old is. i.i
Atlantic Coast Line ltt it. lC>t
Atlantic Co^it'Llne-L' and N. Is. >i
' L.i Js iflh Baltimore)...,,.... io:?;
eaapeake and .Ohio conv. |i?t.. SC??
Liggett ? Myert St. 94^
Liggett & Myers 7?. liot,
Lorlllard Company At. piaj
Lurillard Company 7s. Uli?
Norfolk an'l Western conv. 4s (bldi_ ill')
- ?' aril Air Line tumped 4s. S7
f-.aboar.l Air Line ?amM At. >..,
Southern Hallway 4s. jjil
Southern Railway l*. io;i"
U. S. Steel -jnd St..,
t S. registered js. I9M (bldi.ioGte
V. S. registered 3s. ItQt . idd ?. 1... ,
L" .- Panama new 3? ibldi,.. 101*s
'.'^^n Brothers cifs. ibid.., 47
\'irglMa-Car. Chem. lit .s {M,. r.:.i
^ u. Ry. and Power Co. At. fiV.
Wabaab uVi.. 4s. 'I ^7
Wabath-Plttt. Term, ltt 4s ctft..3s
( OTTOS MARKETS,
>'cw York, June 3.?The rotten market
remained quiet and fluctuated within a
miiK?- 11 f aiMut point* to-day. The
market opened at an advance <>i points,
which was hardly up to Liverpool cables*
Aibitrago buying and covering l>>- recent
?Uteri tttadltd the market right after the
ct., und the active month* worked up to.
a n?t advance of ahout 13 s points during
ih< tu..-,y tiadins- The favorable weather
lorecaat Inspired tome icIllnR on this
bulge, and the market later reacted to
practically the eloelm; figure? of Paturday.
but met no aggreiilve preisiire, and < lotted
within 1 or s puinu of the but on the ac?
tive position!
Receipt! at the ports to-day were ;; i'.s
ta:-i against S,S" *e*li ?r.rt i.?7f' List
>?ur. To-day'? receipts at GulvcMOn I.S7T
t>?l?l against f: :??t year, At New Orb Itia
144 bales, u.-.d at Houston! tj; bales against
!/? ,?st usr.
Cotton futures closed steady:
Open lllirl). 1.0? i ..-,?.. ,
January .n.:s 11.25 11.19 \\.it,
February .n il.es it trj 11:6
March .11.20 11.ill r. no 11.341
May .11.? .
June .JU.K, itiV; 10.fi.? 10.S?
July .10.:* 11.03 10 :?; ;. ...
August .110-, um 11.? U.Oj
f'.ptenVber .*.r ??? . 11.is
Octot.fr .11.16 tl.ll Uli a.is
November .U/6 11 1?. 11.11 11 ;j
Deennficr .11 Jl 11.20 11 13 li.JS
Spot cotton clor?d quiet; middling up
lands, 11.10; mlddllr.f gulf, lie -a .t . . fl
bales.
Cotton, quiet: mMdllnr. 11 to. gross . re
eelpts, 1 :*? bales, sales. 2,CW bales, stock.
If>.'o0 r.alee: expert to the Con'lncnt, 9!0
bales; Coastwise t.ttt os>?.
Tot>i". to-day at all pr.ru?Net receipts,
1.2?:, bs'.ts. *\:-::-. ?-. ?.. ?\.ntln?-?t. 10.ee
ba>s; stock. 4i. 161 balei
Consolidated at a;', ports?Net .receipt*,
OPEN AN ACCOUNT WITH
THE UNION BANK
OF RICHMOND.
HOT EAST MAIN STREET.
|1 CO MAKT.S A STAUT. 3 PER
CENT. INTEREST.
Official Range and Sale of Stocks in New York
By THOMAS BRANCH 4. CO., Bankers and Brokers.
Sales. Stock. Open.
100 Allls-Chalmors . ?*4
;400 Allls-Chalmere. pfd. 2'?
23,600 Amalgamated Copper .?? S2H
l.flw? Amer. Ann. Chem., com. 61?
6.7X1 Amor. Beet Sugar, com.. 6S?
s.?ic> American i'nn . 36?,
Ann-loan fan. pfd. 116s,
WO Amor. Car and Foundry. 57%
Amer Car and Foundry. KH
Ame. Cor and Foun., pfd ?
30>Amrl.an Cotton oil. 53*s
Aai. Hide .'Ii ! Leather, pr 23?
701 American Binned Oil ... 13*?
500 Amorlcan I?oeomotlve ... ift,,?
Am. r. Locomotive, pfd.
Amer. Malt Co., pfd.
6,K0 9merioan Smelting . 81?
300 American Sugar . 126
HS0 Amer. Tel and Tel. Co... I4f,?
7.S?0 American Tobacco, com.,
l" Amor Tob., pfd.. new...
7.300 Anaconda <'oppor .
1,300 At. bison .
Atlantic Coast Line.
A. C. I? of Connecticut.,
401 Baltimore and Ohio.
S09 Hothli h?m Steel, com ?
2.S0O Brltlsh-Amef. Tub i n...
1,4X4 Brooklyn Rapid Transit,
1 "???Hi 1 al Leather. >.om.
4.7"i Caiisdlsn Pacific .
1,30) Chesapeake and Ohio?
Chicago Crem western.
f*W > 'hi.. Mil and St. Paul...
460 Cru.-li 1? Steel Cor., com.
.V. Crucible Steel, pfd.
180 Chicago and Northwest
Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado and Southern..
9"?? Consolidated (las .
I ?elaware and Hudson
Den, and Bio Orai?., com.
103 I'en and Rio Gran., pfd.
30? Distillers' Sec. C.r.
M<" F.rle .
?00 Krle. 1st pfd.
Fed. Mln, and Sm.. pfd.
c?o. \V. Helme Tob. Cj.
*v> General Blectrl ? .
3.300 Great Northern, pfd.
1.300 Greet Northern Ore ,-tfs
. :j'< lllin.'>is Central.
1,100 Interboro-Mct.
1.100 Interboro-Met . pfd.
1,300 Int Mer Marine, com_
|03\
42**
17
1"4?
12'?
?4
186?
85
31*4
N7'5
123??
HlKh.
?i
2?
f3Vi
61*4
69?
36?
116*.
14?
S3'4
126*.
103*?
43
10514
17
104 it
12?
?4
136h
ill'.
168?
133?
42?,
lW*
S7
4H
Low.
o*4
?2
61
6S?
S3?
116?,
57%
?7?
'mh
10%
42??
105?
1071,
.r,?r
76?
17
F-44,
12'?
88%
IW,
31 -?;
34'<
511,
167?
132',
Closing.
Bid Asked. Sales
*i 1
2?s 3Vi
?3'4
61
S3V,
O.A.,
'*')?
?Vi
to
3f,?
116S, 116?i
67%
lls
68?
IIS??
l'M?
S2? ?2?
126-4 126->i
II.V 4 II.'-'?
2*6 185
10,? 14 pvs;
12-s 43
p>-,.4 loouj
l3SVa ISS r
2 f
107', 10?
36?
;i-i
-r:':'.>
I'A
104?
12---;
84
1364
5
141
In'..
If;*
1
31*4
'.4',
51?
43
ir.i
W&?
183?
42?
126%
19?
67%
4*4
Stock. Open
3.150 Intel national Paper .... 15
ion int. Paper, pfd. ?S
200 Kan. City South., com.. 24v4
12.600 Lehigh Valley . 171?
1.350 Bipgett ami Myers, com 193
127 Liggett and Myers, pfd. 112
100 Lorlltar?] Tob. Co.. com. IS9?
210 Botlllard Tob. Co.. pfd. 112'
7 v Louisville nnd Nashville 166?
Manhattan .
70. Mo.. Kan. and Texas
Mo., Kan. .nil lex., pfd.
3,303 MWscurl Pacific .
7C0 National Lead .
1,401 Now York Central.
?01 N. v.. out. and Western
1.100 Norfolk and Western .
2.101 Northern Pacllic .
Paeilie Mall .
1,450 Pennsylvania .
701 People's < !as .
100 1'.. C, O. and St. I?. com
P.. C.. 1'. .tnd SI. 1?. pfd. ...
Ffl Pittsburgh Coal. ..-om...
101 Pressed St>el Car.
Pressed Steel car. pfd..
By. steel Spring, com...
fd.ro it... .ijna .
1,0? Republic Iron and Steel
1.100 Republic L. and S., pfd..
iS/Xi Rock Island .
1,400 Rot i< Island, pfd.
.??<) Seaboard Air Bine. com. 2.'.
1,400 Seaboard Air Line. pfd. 65
Sloss-Sheffleld .
1.30 Southern Pnclllc .
30i? Southern Railway .
300 Southern Railway, pfd
Standard Oil .
1,400 Tennessee >'opper.
K't Texas Pacific .
Union
1
I,C00 Ulill
34.UO I' nit
590 Full
HlKh.
i?
Ml
24 ?
171'?
193
20)4
117?
37
uo>?
Iis?
112
107?
3J?,
166?,
23?,
7S
24I-.
49??
lOS's
27\.
73-?
"??
23
167'?
Closing..
Bid Asked
If** iWi
19'?
51%
4*4
? I Slates Rnl.be:- 63
d States Steel. K7?
.1 States Steel. rfd 110*4
Cast Iron Pips- 19'j
Va.-Car. Chemical .
100 Va.-Car. Chemical, pfd.. 119
Va Ity. and Power, com ...
Vn. By. nnd Power, pfd. ...
inn \VHbash . 7*?
Srt, Wabash. pfd. 1?
500 Western 1'nlon . 81*4
Wcyman-Brutoh To. Co. ...
Total sales for day,
110*?
IP." 4
t?v,
112 ?
107?
l?7*s
-V?
6.v4
119
"7\
e?
S&200 1
2414
:-.<?4
1<>2?
III*
nova
112
107?
109?i 108*4
'23
163*4
110*4
M%
hares.
170%
I in
110%
166?
US?
ii"S
118?
82 ?
l-'I's
112'?
lei..
1P>
1?.
..t?
1
2U?i
;?aj
4-v
109
73!4
?6"
13?
ll.x>
t;;K
7<-4
17
S2
1D0
7,f?55 bales: ?\port to Great Britain. T.fw
bales; to the Continent. l.".7!>n bal?s. to
Ja-.un. IN bales.
Total sine? September 1 a' all port*?Net
receipts, ll.ew.?53 hal's export to Great
Britain. I.W0.67] ba!??: to Fran". 1,14?. 1M
bale?: m th? Continent. I.SJ9.4M2 biles: to
.hp?n. (04.964 bales; to Mexico. J.743 bales.
Jfete Orleans. T.a.. June ."?Spot cotton
?fady; middling, ?de. up at 11V-- Sales,
on the spot bales and 4? to arrive. No
future market to-day?holiday.
1
LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS. j
i Furnished by Levy Commission Co.. Com-'
mission Merchant!. Richmond. Va.) |
Richmond. Va., Jim* r. 1?I2. |
ACTUAL WHOLESALri QUOTATION'S Of
MARKET,
LIVD POULTRY,
chickens, choice, small, lb.,
l?lb. average and under...... 15 3
Chickens, choice, medium, io .
l^-Ib average. (I 30
Chickens. U.-fre. lb . 1'j.lb.
a be rage . 52
Hem. lb. 13 -<t
Roottera. eauti. S 'it 40
Ducks, large, lb. 14 3
l ucks, small, young, lb. 13 u
EGG?-Crated.
In crates, r.earo;. fresh, doz.. :7 !f |
In crates, other sections, dot. IT fj
Quinea cgs?. doz. ;j u
B CT TER.
Family, choice, fresh, lb.. ... 20 @ 23
Merchants', fair, lb. ... is u
LICE STOCK.
Veals, choice to fancy, lb. 3 "Vi
Veals, pour to fair, lb. 6 t-, 1
Calves, runner?. Ib.-. S 4f
fheep, lb. 4 Q- 5
Lambs, spring, lb. ' S 9
Cattle, fair to prime, lb. C >j <Vj
\less, :b. f Q 7
COL'NT RT-CURED BACON.
Hams, well smoked, email, lb....Mot wanted
Hams, well smoked, large, Do...jNot Wanted
tildes, well aincke4 lb.Not wanted
Shoulders, well smelt.d. lb.Not wanted
HIDES.
l>rv flint, lb. to }f
Ory salt, lb. IS '(t
li.-een. salt, lb. I1??J
Urcen. lb. 104 if
Green, damaged, lb. 6 ft 7
Tallow . (J A
Beeswax . Q 25
i.-vhii a;', hides thoroughly.)
WOOL
r~h.. unwashed, fr*e of burrs. If CT
e.h.. unwashed. lightly burry. 3 14 I
Ch.. unwashed, medium burry II d ? I
en. unwashed, heavy bun-.. IT <q 15
MISCELLANEOUS.
Oniony, drv. per bag. ijf 1.00
Potatoes. Illh, No. I, bag... 3.M ?T
MARKET CONDITIONS,
Live Poultry?In heavier receipt; market'
lower, tut aetlv? Eggs-Srarro and very
active. Live Stock-Also In heav receipt;
NEW YORK rilODUCE MARKET.
Now York. June 3 ? Flour-Active and
firmer with wheat. 11} ?? Flour and Corn
mea. - Quiet. Rye?Nominal, Barle] - Kuli.
Wheat - Spot firmer. No. : red. 11.2::? c. I. f.
domestic basis, to arrive, and export }1..':<,
f. o. b. a Unat, to arrive. Futures l*i*jl%c.
net higher. July closed $1 Ii1?; September.
fl.lt) 11-lfic, Corn?Spot Arm; export Sie. (.
0 B.; alloat. Futures nominal. uats-Spot
I easy; etandard while. !?'?<?. elevator; No.
1 2. 61c. Futures nominal.
Pork-Firm. Beef?Steady. Cut Meats?
I Quiet, Lard?Flrmi Tallow and Petroleum
? Stead) Wool?Quiet, Rosin -?teady. Tur
? pentlne-liar . Rice?Firm Molasses?Mar?
ket steady. Sugar?Raw and re Sued, steady.
Coffee?Rio. No '. I (He. Futures closed
quiet; To':-. I3.C&; "March, I3.W. Cheese
Unsettled Egg*?Steady Rutter?Firm
1 rot.,t<-.(s Irregular; Southern, No. i white,
new, per barrel, 5; 2.">ij4.?V; red, t2ft3,*0:
Hecpndi, tl.W*l 1 7f>. old. domestic, In bulk,
per iM pounds. f3H3'!: Cabba-gea?Steady;
Southern. n?~ crate. 10911- Freights --Quiet;
?otton to Liverpool! per 104 pounds. 3Se.
I l'eunut!?Quiet; 'an>v hsndpleked. Virginia,
Virginia shelled. Nos. 1 and 2,.
S??4SSite
I cottonseeri oi: was firm Tnd higher on
[ very light of??!ng? and cowrlns. prompted
r-- the flrmneM In lard and grain closing
I 13ft21 points net higher. June. 6,9O0(t.Slj
July 7.M4J7.S?; August. 7.1 Jfl7.14; September,
7.20>t7V7": October, 7.W4t7<7: prime crude,
.'.e.-.i., do summer yellow, *'-."-'tf 7.2J?; do win?
ler fellow, 7 ?**?*?? do summer white,
t 1IK AGO GRAIN MARKET.
Chicago, r.V. Juno 3.?Irreparable damage,
taH to have been Inflicted on thousands of
acres of wheat hi Kansas and Nt'arask?, I
sent th?- price of in.- cereal to-,7*.v to a|
rhucTi hlfher ie\ei it was declared by
r t ?. tnai thf rainfall which was supposed]
t? have broken '!><? drought had been alto-i
Cetlur MAUfflclent "wr a '..r?? portion of I
SSe two States named, and that moisture!
now r*r S'l"" districts w ould tie w ithout '
avail. The cfose was firm within a shads!
<ii the 11? i> neurcs reached IV. 10 l',flc. I
net advance Corn finished '?ft \c. to *,c.
up Oats Ruined Hfll'ie., and provisions
'.?'-'?i We. lilKher.
Cash grain rlojed: Wheat? No. 3 red.
H JWifl l.X'ji No. - hard. I1.10H3 Ml1*. ,
Corn No. i -.rlir.w, lafttNtHc.i No. 2 corn. .
:.?. -?:?4.-. ostt?No. 3 white, J4 961V
The leading future), ranged as fellows:
Open, lllgi.. Low. Clots.
? H EAT?
I .tniv .n.ou, i.v.1, i ns l iov,
sept.1 01?? l.OSH 1 '1 I ?
l lee . l.Ot's i 'V.'? 1 cc"i I fsPi
1 l UH.N
1 July .73?4 72?, 71?, 7t\
Sept. 71?, 73?, 70S 7-'
Otr. 6S*i f..'*? *ts
tlA'IS
Jijly . 47', 4JS 4714 4>"-i
?Sept. 41 411, 4?', 41?,
l>e< ?1\ 1.'? I!Vj
mkss l'ORK?Per bol.
1 July . 1* C. KN 1* 41 11.71
s"PI.Hit UM 1? M US.',
I l.AHD?Per 101 los.
I July .. _ . 10.77 P>.f? 1*73 10 ft-,
Sept.10 ?7 10.12 10!>7 1112
I on.low. ii.i7 i?fr, Hi;
I r-HullT ItlltS-Per 100 lbs.
I July .10.27 10.M ID VI I0.SB
. Sept.10.42 D0.4S JOtJ 10 <V.
Elgin IV.. June f -Tr,e quotation com
m'.nee of the H'.gin F'.?rj o< Trade this
n't/rnoon declared butter (I'm at Wie a
po<ini.
raerrrjg.-e. .M<V, Jua? 2 ?Wheat -Quirt,
spot, contract. I1.14H. Corn?Dull; spot, con?
tract. 77c. Oatt ?Nominal. N'o. 3 white, j
6SV3C. asked. Rye?Dull, nominal.
RICHMOND GRAIN >L4JIBJET.
Richmond. Va.. June 3.
IVHOLFlfALE QUOTATIONS ON 'CHANGE.
WHEAT?Car ??lote.
No. : red, Western. g $ 1.20
No rrd. Vlrfrlnla. I.IS ?
No. Z red. l.M ft
Virginia, bag lots. 7.01 H Lit
1 1 in \_j-ar iota.
No. 2 white. 9 *S
No. 3 white. Will'
No. ; mixed. S^'i^T
No. 3 mixed. <T S3'?
VlrElnla. ban lo;a. 5*5 <5f tt
MATS?Car lots.
No. 2 mixed. *t KM
No. 3 mixed. l-tPt ??
No " white. tt
No. 3 white. ?} AS
RYE?Car lots.
No. 2. Nominal
No. Z. Nominal
Virginia, bag lots. Nominal
RICHMOND HAT MARKET.
Richmond. Va . June t, 1>12
Follow ing ate the quotations o! the Rich- i
mond Hay Exchange:
No. 1 Timothy. j. TO-Vi
No. I Timothy. ? 2S.M
No. 3 Timothy. Nominal
Light Clover, in'.xrd. Q Ii.00
No. 1 Clover, mixed.- & i'T.Ou
No. Clover, mixed. Nominal
No. 1 Clover . Nominal
stria W?Compressed . JS.00 <3
l.ooao-prrssed. large bajet., Si :too
Load your cart to that hay at doors rep
reaentt contents ami thus avoid rcJecUons.
This market grades hay In accordance I
?lih the rulet or the National Hay Asso?
ciation.
CATTLE MARKETS.
Chicago, June 3.?Cattle? Keeolptt '.?.0?!
head. Market lor bo-vet tteudv, 10c. low*.-; |
cows steady, 10c. higher. Beeves. .J-j^'.'.tO.
Texus steer?. St?S.OO; Wtiiern ateert, 16 I)
0S.lv,' .?locker.? .uid tecdert. ft.35Qt.Mi cows
and helfcrt. II V". j 5.1?. calves, l?.GOJjii .00.
i-logh?Receipt! ~,tS9 Vitad, market iijlCc.
nicher than Saturday. Light. I? .CO U-SO.
mixed, I7.M0T.M; heavy, S7.20fi7. TO. rough.
17.C0177J40; pigs. 55.35-.i 7.20. bu;k of sales.
?57.106 ?-?$. Sheeip?Receipts ?>.?*> head.
Marke- steady to 20c. loner. Native, JS.5C 5
i.lij veatern. S? 7.?a?.t0. yearlings. tt,V60*i
1 "Ol ambt. native, J.">2fS.00. westerr., is. SO if
New York, .inn- 3.?Reeves?Receipts 3.5^)1
head Steers siov Itead) to strong. Steers.
l<Sf.40; built. $197.33; cows. I3.7&fl?.44.
Calves ? flfidpu tlis; head Market strong.
Veals. I'.fflOjO: ml.,. Ii 50ti 7.50. buttermilks.
HUM. Sheep and Lamba?Reeelpta 14,50} |
head. Market lower. Sheep. 135 4 75. mixed
and wethers. lttSS.76; collt. tl^'J.SO; spring]
lantbt, ISftiO.o. clipped yearling lambs.
)". '. ', .1 < 75 Hogs?Rece ipts 12.6S0 head. Mar?
li', t steady at $7.W.'i S,00 ; pigs. ?7 S 7 ?59.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Richmond. Va . June I. Uli.
r'oiiotvinr ere the quotations ot the Rlch
mr.nd Tobacco Exchange:
BROWN SHIPPING.
1.tigs . . S.00 irt y. 50 I
,-nort leai. 7.00 @ SAO
wrappers . 10.00 II 13.0u |
j B RIGHTS.
I sm uk wits?Common . 7.00 3 t.50 I
I Medium .. . 10.'? '4 12.00 |
' nne . . 11.00 it :
ci 11 t.ita?Common . 14.00 ki tt.M
! Medium . 15.00 :( 17.50
I i-'lne . sou' tf xi.(?>
j r?an.-y . 34 ?? it -7.00
! > 1 i,i,i,hb?i ommon . a.tsi ? 10.0)
j Medium . 11.00 i> 12. CO
! Gond . 13.00 tt 15.00
I'ine . 1600 3 10.00
v\ itAi- i-c.ru>-- common .i&oo a 30.00
.Medium . 22.00 y 36.00
t?> d . IK.OD & 3? 00
t ine . tt.M <g JT.M
1-ancy . 40.00 3 45.00
SUN-CURED?NEW,
l ug?, rpmtr.nn to good. i.iO O 7 f
Lug*. g?od 10 prime. . 7.50 G t 5?
cnor.t leai. f>.o"i y io.h
Long lear. 10.00 3 12.0
\ *A rappert . 12.50 {( 1; 5.
.M3M f.I.U\ vko I> MARK ?ST?.
TiR,T GOODS MAR.KET
rorVs Jun? 3.?The CAiton ?or>^, ma,
verj quiet at the opening of th
week Tarn? mied autel Ra? silk la
steady. Dress goods ire being ?o!d weil
for fall delivery lay Jobber?, Primary trad?
ing is quiet
NAVAL STORES.
Wilmington. CV. C. June i?Spirits Tur
p?ntlne?Steady and unchanged; receipts II
casks. Rosin?Steady ?nd unchanged; re?
ceipts ITS barrels. Tar Steady and un
ohang?d. Crude Turpentine?Steady and
unchanged; receipts *-0 barrels.
Vavannan, Ua., June 5?Naval stores?
rTTVldaj^
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
TORT OF RICHMOND, JTTNE 3. IJU.
ARRIVED
Steamer Brandon, ]Urn*y, Norfolk, mer?
chandise and passengers, old Dominion Line.
htesmer Berkeley, Bhelly, Norfolk, met
i.iiai?-- and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
SteSmei Aurora. rurriian. Petersburg anj
James Rlv?r landings, mei-chandlse. and pas?
sengers. Furmis Line.
Sch'?mCr L. L>. Purhell, Holland. Havre de
lTTsOT tloh. A. C. Young Company.
^v'hoonfr Smith K Martin, Forrester.
RE/edvllla, Va.. fish. A I Tuuns Company.
s*onner Kva D. Kos*", Blak*?. Happa
liannuck River, wheat. Warner Moore Com?
pany.
SAILED.
5teanicr Brandon. IIarr.*>, Norfolk, mer?
chandise and paircnger>. Old Dominion Line.
ttteamar Berkeley, Shelly, Norfolk, mer?
chandise and passengers, Old Dominion Lino
Steamer l'oi ahontus. Graves', Noriuik auu
James lUver landings, merchandise und pas
senders, Virginia Navigation Co.
dieamer Aurora, Kurman Petersburg and
James River landings, ni-rchandise and pas?
sengers, rurmsa Line.
Pug Standard OH Company. No. II, Burk.
Baltimore, two oil barges.
Will Spend Summer In Europe.
[Special to The Tlmes-Ulspatch. I i
Charlottesvllle, \'a.. June y.?j'ro
rcssor Richard Heath Dahney. dean of
the graduate department of the Uni?
versity of Virginia, and son will sail
for Europe on Saturday. The summer
will be spent In Paris, where Lr.
Dabney hopes to regain his health.
Invitations issued.
[Special to The Times-Idsp.-Ltch ]
Prederlcksburg, Vs., June 3.?Mrs.
Thomas Alexander Young, of New
York, has Issued invitations lor the
marriage i f her granddaughter, Miss
Corlnne young Herndon, daughter ot
Charles Herndon, of this city, to E.
Ciwynn Robinson, the ceremony to
take lace at noon In Trinity Episcopal
Church In New York Tuesday, June 4.
Wood?Wood.
[Special to The Timos-Dlspatch.l
("hanotiefcvilic. Va., June S.?Walter
Francis Wood and Miss Anna May
Wood w-f-re married at 11 o'clock at
the parsonage of the First Baptist
Church, the Rev. Furmait H. Martin.
D D., oftclatlng, and left Immediately
alter the ceremony for Washington.
The groom Is in the employ of the
.Southern Railway, nnd resides in Am
herat county, '.euere the coupl? will
make their home The bride is a na?
tive r>'. Albemarle.
feralcb proposals
. - ? ?- May" *i f""\9i
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR FURNISft
ing material and constructing con?
crete target butts nnd target house
at rifle range, Virginia Beach, will
be received at this oirice until 12
o'clock :;f".;. June 10. 1912. and then
opened Information furnlshod ou
^ppllra t ion
Envelopes containing proposalf
should he indorsed "Proposals for
Concrete Target Rutts." etc.. and
addressed \V W. SALE, Adjutant
Genero 1, Rlcl mond, Vn.
The Valentine Museum
ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS.
Op-n dally from 10 A. M. to L V. M.
Admlss'on. "ir. Frea oe Saturdays
Disputes
When two or more persons are appointed Execu?
tors or Trustees of an estate, disputes regarding
the management of the estate frequently arise, fol?
lowed by resignations or possibly expensive litiga?
tion, impairing the value of an estate. We know of
an instance of this kind at the present time (in an?
other State).
But no such contingency can arise when this In?
stitution acts as YOUR Executor and Trustee. We
have no axe to grind or favorites to play.
Virginia Trust Co.
The Ideal Executor and "trustee,
RICHMOND, VA.
Capital One Million
33
"The time, the place and the opportunity are
never wanting to the ambitious man." The
time is now, the place is wherever your business
is located, and to-day spells opportunity. Your
ambition seeks extension of your business.
The place to finance it is on the check account
system of this bank. Open it here?now.
Bank of
Commerce and Trusts
Main and Ninth St5,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
"THE HOME FOR SAVINGS."
Do You Consider the Many Advan?
tages of a Savings Account?
The opportunities that to-day are ever present, where a
small amount carefully invested means greater things In the
future, and remember It's what we save that really counts.
Open a Savings Account with us to-day, and we will add
Interest to It twice a year.
The Central National Bank
CAPITAL,
307 EAST BROAD STREET.
$250,000.00
WHY NOT OPEN AN ACCOUNT WITH THIS STRONG, CON?
SERVATIVE FINANCIAL INSTITUTION?
Richmond's Strictly Commercial Bank
Capital.? 300,000.00
Surplus and Profits.$1,400,000.00
3 Per Cent. Interest, Compounded Seml-annually, Paid In Savings
Department.
Those leaving the city this, rummer will find no t-afer place for their
silverware, etc., than in our up-to-date Fireproof Storage Compart?
ments. Illustrated card upon request.
Planters National Bank
RICHMOND. VA.
JUgnl ftotict
Office of Collector of City Taxes.
City Hail. Room 107.
NOTICE To TAXPAYERS.
City taxes for ll>12 are due are
payable June l?th to 30th, Inclusive
The city ordinances provide that!
onu-half may be paid n June and the
icmalnnK half In December. Falureal
to pay all or ono-hulf In June Incurs
a penalty of E per cent, on the whole
amount, whlah is due at once, and if
not paid before SEI'TEMBER 1, ihol
collector in required to levy, with
costs added.
ALL MALES 21 years of age, ALL I
PERSONS < MALE OR FEMALE, who I
own personal property as fiduciary, |
and all parties conducting business in
ihe city of Richmond (of whatevoi j
nature) are assessed, and will pleasj ,
call and settle, sc as to avoid dclln-|
mui-it- y.
GRADING, PAVING. PIPE ANdI
SEWER CONNECTION BILLS may be
paid at this time.
GIVE NAME IN WHICH PROPER-1
TY STOOD on land books on January
31, 1912. and see that you get all yourl
bills; property transferred February!
1 or later -?"tands In name of owner
In 1911.
This Is the only notice required by
law; please give It PROMPT ATT EN- I
TION, as under the ordinances per
rent, penalty will be added to the]
whole bill nftT June .10th.
Washington Ward taxes, etc.. must!
be paid at the office the Deputy
Collector. Tenth rind Hull Streets.
HERBERT L. HU.LCE,
Collector of Taxes. City of Richmond.
9?ectin?0
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT |
the annunl meeting of tho stock?
holders of the Kline Motor Car Cor?
poration will be held at the office I
of the company, American National
Bank Building. Richmond. Va.. on1
the "Til DAY Ol" june. 1M2. at 12
o'clock noon, for the t ransiiction of]
such business as may lawfully cornel
before tho meeting.
By order of the Board of D'reotois.
D. n. MIDYETTE.
Secretary.
a A C.HLLETJ COMMUNICATION
vy of Fraterna.1 Lodge, No. 53, A. F,
/W and A. M? will .be held at the
-Masonic Tempi-- Tilts (Tuesday) EVE?
ning, .1 tiiic t. at 7:30 o'clock. Work
in thi* Em sired Appr-ntice d-(tree.
Monvbers tue urgenllv requested tn
attend. MtetnYbers of sister lodges and
transient hr ?ihren ar- fraternally In?
vited to unit'' with us.
By order of the Worshipful Master.
WJI ULI AIM 11 Bl N H B CMIE R,
Secretary.
~T IN?! 10. ? A STATED COMMl'M
W cation of Richmond Lodge, No.
i i, Aiiciont, Free nnd Acoflppfd
Masons. v.'Ll ibe h;-ld at the Masonic
Temple TUTS (Tuesday) EVENING,
June i. '(SI2. at 7:33 o'clock. Work.
Members of sister lodges and tran?
sient ihrrethren \frat>;rnall.v invited.
Bv order of 'the Worshipful Master.
R. 11. VANDEVENTER.
_Secretary
fSanferupt &at\ti?.~
notIce" of N,riRST~ "meeting* of I
creditors.
In the matter lof I In
J. J. MONROE. No. 11 SO,
Bankrupt. I Bankruptcy.
IN THE DISTRJ1CT COURT OF THE
united states FOR THE east?
ern' district: of Virginia:
To the creditors of J. .1. MONROE,
of Richmond. In the county of Hen
rlco and district aforesaid?Bank?
rupt :
Notice Is herebj- given that on the
29th dJiy otf May. a. D 1012.
this said J. j. MONROE was duly
r.difudioated ?b-anktupt, and that the
first meeting of bis creditors will
lie held In my . office. Rooms Noa.
802 and 803. American National Bank
Building, ?ttlchmonit. Va., on tlie I3TH
DAY OF june. a. D. I!M2. at 10
o'clock In the forenoon, at whle i time
tho snld creditors may attend, prove
their claims, appoint a trustee, ex?
amine the bankrupt, nnd transact such
other business as may properly oome
before said meetlnir.
THOS. B. SNEAP.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Juno 3, dj?12. ' I
ONE
Of che b??t credentials a bank
can offer Us prospective patrons
Is its past record. The approval
of those it now serves and of
thos.e it has served in the past
:s a criterion a.' future service.
Ask our customers.
FIRST
NATIONAL
BANK
1104 East Main.
Capital and Surplus, $2,000,000.
Our deposits increased thirty-five
I
per cent, during the past twelve
months.
Commonwealth Bank
E. A. BARBER, J.R
Certified Public Aeconntaat.
E. A. BARBER & CO.
ACCOUNTING, AUDITING.
ORGANIZING. SYSTEMATIZIJTO,
315 Mutual Building;,
Thane Mad. 3331. lUchmaniL Va.
National Bank of Virginia
Capital.$1,200,000
Surplus Profits.. $ 700,000
Account solicited.
Ninth and Main Streets.
Lay the foundation for fiiturs
independence by opening a saving
account.
Manchester National Bank
F. F. V. ~
Facts?Figuren?Verified.
CHARLES F. HUDNALL,
AUDITINO, ACCOUNTING,
SYSTEMATIZING.
009 Travelers Bid ft., Richmond, Va.
Monroe 421.
steamboats
MERCHANTS' AND MINERS' TRANS. CO.
Vacation Trips "By Sea"
NORFOLK TO
BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE.
Steamers Norfolk to Boston dally, except
Thursday: to Providence. Monday, Thurs?
day and Saturday. 7 P. M. Through tickets
nn sale to principal points.
Fine, steamer*, excellent service, low fares.
Wireless telegraph. Send for booklet.
Apply C. & O. Ry., N. & W. Hy., S. II.
Bowman. No. 703 E. Main Street, and Rich?
mond Transfer Company, No. 809 10. Main St.
The Confederate Museum
TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETS.
OPEN } A- M. TO 5 p. M.
i Admission. 26c Freu on batarda) ?,
Kaflroabs*
RiGiimond, FMeritMg & Potomac B. H'
TO AND FROM WASHINGTON AND BEYOND.
Leovo Itlehmond I Arrive Richmond
?6.20A.M. HjrdSLSta.
?8.00 A.M. Mala 8 t. KU.
?8.40A.JI. 13? rd Sit. hu.1
?0.10 A.M. Bjrd 8t. St?,
?0.28 A.M. Mala 8t, St?,
?lr.01 DOOnBytaKt. St?
tS.OOP.M.l'yrd 8t. 81?.
??8.60 P.B. Byr? 8t. 8t?.
14.15 P.M. Klba Station
?6.16P.M. Main St. St?
?S.SO P.M. HyrdSt. 8t?.
?7.60 A.M. BridSt-Sta.
I1..6 A.K. EllaBtatioa.
11.86 A.M. Bjrd St. SU.
?I.Ii P.JI. JUlnSt.SU.
?S.60 P.M. Bjrd 6t.SU.
?0.17 P.M. Halo Sl.SU.
?8.40 P.M. Ujrdht.SU.
?0.00 P.M. II) rd Si.su.
fO.16 P.M. Uj; d St. Sta.
?11.17 P.M. JUInSt.SU.
'l?.rVJ night Bjrdht.SI?
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS?WEEKDAYS.
Lease B/r? St. 8t?. ?.00 P. H. for Frederlcssbnr?.
Leave F.Iba 8U. 7.46 A.M.,fl.?6 P. M. for AihUnd.
ArrlieBrid St.Kts.8.20 A.M.froui Fred?rlekab'g.
Arrire Elb? Bis. 0.80 A.B.,630 P.M.frort. Aabland.
?Dail?. tWeekdiji. jSunday* oaly.
Alt tralaa to or from Byrd Street Station
atop at Elba. Time of arrival* and departures
not guaranteed. Raad the eigne.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
7 20A.?Local ?Dally?Newport New?.
5:16 A.?Local ?Dally?Ch'vllle. Ex. Gun.
'i hurmosd.
t9:00 A.?Expre?a-D?lly?Norfolk. Old Point.
110:00 A.?Local?Dally?Lchbtf.. Lex. C. Fora?
?12:t? Noon?Expre???Dally?Norfolk Old Pt.
?2:15 P.?Ex preis?--Dally, fin.. L'vllle.
|?:00 P.?Express?Dally?Norfolk. N. News.
5:00 P.?Local?Dally?N. New?. Old Point.
6:16 P.?Local?<Ex. Sun.?Qordonsvllle.
5:15 P.?Locsl?Ex. 8im.?Lchbg, Natural
Bridge. Clifton rorge.
???4? P.?Limited?Dally?Clncln"II. Chicago.
?11:00 P.?Expre???Dally?Clni.lor.ail. L'vllla.
?Sleeper*. IParlor Cars.
TRAINS AHRIVE RICHMOND?Local from
Eajit: S:10 A. M . 7:t0 P. M. Through from
Ease. 11:20 A. M . 2:05 P. M? 6:30 P. M. Local
Ironi Went: s:20 A. M.. 'd.u, A. M? tad
7:20 P. M. Through: 8:20 A. 11., 11:55 A.
M. and 2 50 P. M.
.Tarne? Hirer Line: "aiie A. M., 4:40 P. M.
"Daily except Sunde;.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
FREM1EK CARRIER OK THE SOUTH.
Trains Leave Richmond.
K. B.?Following schedule figures publish.
I td as Information snd not guaranteed:
For tbe South?Dally: 4:10 A. M. Local.
10:45 A. M. Express, f 'a P. M. Hxpress,
with electric lighted Sleeping Car tor At.
I lanla and Birmingham. 11:45 P. M. Express.
Week Days: 1:00 P. M. Local.
IOKX RIVER LINE.
4:10 P. 34.?Dally.?Connecting for Balti?
more Mon. Wed. and Frldsy, 4:00 A. M?Ex.
[ Cud. and 1:16 P. M.?Mon., Wed. and Frl.
day?Looaf
Train? Arrive Richmond.
From the South: 4:50 A. i.V> A. it ,
I 2:00 P. M . 6:06 P. H. dally; 11:55 Ex. Sun.
I From West Point: 9:10 A. M. dally. 11:15 A.
Mon.. Wed. and Frl . 4:23 P. M. Ex. Sun.
8. E. BURG-ESS, D. P. A.,
s07 E Main St- Pbon? Atadlson 272.
Ricknood & Petersburg Electric Railway
Can leave MincntHtr, Seventh snd Perry
Streets, for Petersburg:
?*, 7. s. ??. 10. 11, ?11 A. M., :. 2, 4. s
I ?tint, "> T, t. ??, 1C P. M.
11:00 P. M., for encaur, 12.00 midnight for
I Peter.burg.
Cars leave Peter?hurg. foot of Sycamore
Etreet. for Manchester:
15:15. 4 35. ??! it. ?Ii?, 4:JS, ?:ij. ?10 Si. UiJ
L M l 12.J6. *1 :SS. 2:?. ?:*. *4:3i, 5.35, 4.A
1:36, 4:36, >:3S, *10.<0. 11 Id P. M
tDally. except Sundays and holidays.
?Carries baggage and express,
??Limited, except b-r.d?>* and holiday*.
All car* from Petersburg conoecl wlta
cars lor Richmond.
K1CHMOND AND CHESAPEAKE BAY
RAILWAY COMPANY',
chedule of Electric Trains, effeirtlse May
Ii). 1?T7. l.ea\e Richmond. Laurel and Brosd
jf-treeU: b*6:0C A. M.. ?7:10 A. M.. b*:10 A.
9A. M? "10.10 A. M . 11:10 A. M.. 1:1?
P. M.. 2:10 P. M . 2:10 P. M . fcl 10 P. M . 6:.1?
M., ? 20 P. M., 7:10 P. M . b?:10 p M .
110:10 P Si.. 11:46 P. M Leave Ashland. Enr
] Inno" and Maple Streets; . ?5:55 A. M? b ?7:00 A.
M . 4:00 A. M., b9.00 A. M . 10:40 A. M? "11 0
A. M.. ?11:0? M . "I.Oj P. M.. 2.00 P. M .. 3.-.')
P. M . < 00 P M . M ? P, M . I 04 P M , 7:cO
P. M., 1:00 P. M.. b?:00 P. M.. I1U0 P. M.
?Dally except Euaday. "Sunday only.
bCarrlea '..aggaice.
Norfolk & Western Railway
ONLY ALL HAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
Schedule In 'effect May 24, L?12.
Leave- Byrd Street Station. Richmond, FOR
NORFOLK; bS.l) A. M.. -j:X A. it.. aJ.O?
P. M . '4:10 P. II., bT.Zi P. M.
FOH LYNCHBURO AND THE WEST: *4 :i
A. M., ?IO.'.-j A. M.. ?3.? P. M., '?.20 p. 51*.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: all:1C A.
M.. bll 45 A. If., -5.25 P. M.. bi0:25 P. M .
?11:20 P. M. From th? We?t: ??:<? A. M .
?2:30 P. M. bl:40 P. M.. ??:* P. M . ?:? ?>:? p.
U.
? Daily. ?Daily ex. Sunday. bSunday only.
W. B. BEVILL. C. H. BOSLEY.
G. P. A., Hoanoke. D. P, A.. Rlcbmund.
SEABOARD AIR LINE.
Southbound train* scheduled to leave Rich,
mond dally: 9:05 A. 51.?Local to Nor.ins.
1:20 P. M.?Sleepers and coaches, Atlanta,
BjrmlnK-ism. savannah, Jacksonville. 6:2i
1>. M?Sleeper* and coaches. Jacksonville.
11:23 P. M.?Sleepers and coaches, Atlanta.
Birmingham, Memphis. Northbound trains
scheduled to arrive In Richmond dally:
7:4u A. M . *;:<! A. M , 5:05 P. At.. 6.49 P. 5L.
Local.
Atlantic Coast Line
J he >? Hindun! Itullruud of the South.
EFFECTIVE MAY Vtith. 1912.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY".
For Florida and South: 6.15 A. M. an*
6:50 P. M . l:CO A. M,
For Norfolk: "S^O A. M . 9.0o A. it., ?3:01
P. M . t.lw I*. M.. "~i 3i p. M.
Kor N. <ti W. Ry. West: 6:16 A. M.. 19.?
A M . ?!.'?> P. M . 0:20 P.- M.
For Pct'raburg: 1:10 A. M.. 4:15 A. M .
???:-?? .C ?f.. $:!? A. M? 9:00 A. M.. 10:?0 A.
M? *3:0o P. M., 4:10 P. Mi, C:0C P. M.. s:j0
P. M., ??;:.-..-. P. M? ?:2f) P. M.. 11:45 P. 31.
For Cifldsboro and Fayettevllle: ?1:10P.M.
Trains arrive Ht.hinond daily: 5.Ci A iL.
?140 A. M? A. M.. -S^l A. M . ??10:4- A.
Ml, 'll-.M A. M.. ??11:45 A. M.. *3:J0 P. M.,
??1 P. M., timl P. M? 6:X P. M. f :V> P,
M . ?;C0 P. M . ??10:SJ P. M.. 11:39 P. M.
?Except Sunday. "Sunday only.
Tune of arrival and departure and coa*
nectlona not guaranteed.
C. S. CAMPBELL. D. P. A., lag Main St.
?tcamboatsf.
Express Sailings Tuesdays
Fust Mail Millings Thursdnja
for
LONDON - PAK1S - BREMEN.
Salllnc* on Saturdays for
Til K MEDITERRANEAN.
OELRICII8 & CO., Gen. Agent*.
5 Broadway. N. Y.
S. If. Bowman. 70S E. Main
St.: Richmond Transfer Co. S19
E. Msln St.. Itlrhmond, Va.
OLD DOMINION LINE.
Lv. Richmond foot of Ash St. dall/.7:O0P. M.
I Leave Newport Mews.5:(0 A. M.
lArrivo Norfolk.4:00 A. ai.
Connects with main line steamers leaving
I Nortoik for Xl-w York dally, except Sunday,
7 00 P. M. Connections also made by N. &
W. Ry. 3 P. M. and C. & o. Ry. at 4 P. M.
Night line steamers step st Claretnont to
land or receive passengers on signal, aud
will be met by public conveyance.
VIRGLNIA NAVIGATION CO. f?ifectlv?
March la)?Janie? River by daylight for
Norfolk and Old point. Newport News and
?11 James River landings. Steamer leaves
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 8:30 A.
I M. Freight received for all Jaii.t. River
landings. 'Phone Madison 176.
Mntii Ticket OtTlrr. &21 t Main btreaL
S. sr^Neckar" June 7th
Baltimore to Bremen.
Captain's.suite and chief officer's room
vacant. Special inducements to early
applicant. July 24th, sailing?if "Neckar,
i Calls Southamplon. Low rates. Balti?
more to London, S56.75. S. H. BOW?
MAN. Ajrcnt. 708 East Main Street

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