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New York
Stock Market
N>?- York. August 6.?AI thou pli th.
V ? .iJ stock market lacked fnr^lgii in?
itiativ* by reason of tin hollo'a \ tu
3.'uif|on upward progress In prices con
days, hut was well distributed, tli<
an Pacific oMti n d ijpoii a n. k'
?
V
?
if tin regular dividend
. ?!?:\;-;11.u activity with United i
Sie? 1 Tin Hitter ?at fairlj. \
at the outset, but Cell back j
mder pressure, which followed
us split la'.tlcs added th. Ii nhar.
day's, movement? including the
b, Can common, and preferred,
ter, Peoples' Gas. and Lae's.i
Steel, which gained over rive
. ? ? ? ?
?
,:....< i-s per ceiit; six months. ?, 3-1
it Prime meircnhtllc paper ? per j
icent; Sterling exchange steady) $1.3,1
; for sixty .lavs and $1 57 10 f"1
demand. Commercial b'lls 51 s:t 3-i.
RICHMOND stock MARKET.
nv Richard W, Maury.
IfjteCK ar.d Bond BrnVtrr. 10U E. Main stre.t
Iilrhmond. Va , August 6. 1912. I
KALES AT BOARD.
Virginia Centuries??t S?
^T\TE SECURITIES Bid. Asked,
?v rsinla bid, C. and R ? ? ?Hi M
Va Centuries. S<i, c. and k. l?l.. ??!* *iU
HAI1.ROAD BONDS
A ?-. 1. R. R tr. ? r- e;... 9S ...
?? ??. !. R. It. Con--. Debs. IS, 101
...
...
...
...
? ?
?
...
STREET RAOHAVAV B?NDE,
leer ar..l Ports. Tri.. Co 5s. 1*3*.. *?
\ ?
ilA.NK AMi i'iil.- f CO. STOCKS,
?
>r Intei eat-p.iylug bonds ore
. no Ii Inn real inui; b. ??...? iL
BUND LIST.
Ii I I us M ARU El
OPEN AN ACCOUNT ?VITH
THE UNION BANK
OF RICHMOND.
1)01 BAST MAIN 3 KEET.
t;.C? MAKES A STAR \ J PBIt
CENT. INTERE jT
Otticha. Manse and Sale of Stocks in New York
]: . i ?
MO
?f*>
Ci?Xl
I.BQ0
rv.
?. Slock. . i
Allls-Chalmcrs. 1st pfd..
Allls-Chulnieia. pfd .
Aitiulgami.t' 'I Copper ...
i
.Mil. I LSl-l'l - O ???'> . " IMH .
.
Alii, i ic in Can, pfd
Aim r, < iar an? I ounUry,
Am. Car imu I wuuii . pf'
A merit ail < 'oitoh < nl..
Am Hide niid Li .1 . Pfd..
Ami i ican Link.I Oil ?
Am. rtean L.irioll* ?
Aiiii i '.mdtlvi. pfd..
American Snieltli|P .
Am. Snutf Co., coin..
.
Ami r Tel. a ml Tel < .
American ToMai " < Ohl ?
Ainericnii Tohai i o. pfd .
An:n ..ii.la i 'ijppl r .
Atohison ...
Atlantic ''oast Bine
\ i j. i, oif Conn.
Baltimore and ?hlo.
Beth Steel, ? bin
i:. th Steel, lifo .
Bill-Am Toll Co
Bi r -Am Tob. ro rlphts
Brooklyn Rnnld Transit.
Central Leather, com...
Canadian Phclfic .
Chesnhenk" anil 1 IhiO
Chlcatro Great W.-st in.
Chi., Mil. and Si. Paul...
i irili Ilde etc. l i ioi . ??..m
Crucible Steel. pfd.
Chi and Northwestern..
Coibrndo Cm 1 iiml Idol
<!olori>)lci ni'il Southern
I lav ? ? 'I H?i
1'>:??:
isi.
l >
t ion
?till-rs'
ilc
ran
pfd
BY T
High
ll'l
ilOMAS PKANC
Closing.
Lull. B. 1 ASKed Sales.
lie; r.,
112
SlAi
,v CO., Bankers and Brokers
Stock. Open. High,
i::\
!>-?
.
274?i
SI
If.
iiv,4
t-i...
v.
IS",
Ml-s
1.) "v
sic,
1ATI4
P?i
9R4
He..at N.
Illinois
? tl .-rn Ori
'.ntral
43?;
1.11
!.;?<? I nt-1 boro-.Met. -,,'t
.v.1.1 liilerooro-.viet., ptd.? -,
Ml Int. A i ? i. Marino, com... ??,
International I'll per .
Inl.-rn.it. Cupel. ptd.
.National Biscuit . I.-'.1.
>? l.l ggetl alol Mvcih im. .
Liggett nnd Myers, ptd.
I .?.i Hint il loo. Co., coin. I'.'t
.)?? i.oi lllai d 'i ob Co., prd., ihi
;V " B-hmh Valley . ITO >
-? ...I |,oulsvlllc ami Nashville lt>i
it.'.t" Miami Copper . 30%
* |. i Mo? Kan and Texas? ?-?;??
? 3 ;?)? Me.\i Petroleum . Gs.4
"' &mj Mn .-.on i Part He . ?t7>..J
4 " ...i National Bead . us*.,
'?V; !?.?? Ni w \ It i'.?ntral. ll.'s
,!'?- X \ Out and Western 32yi
. ? \..i t..|k and West.rii.. iiv>t
?: 1 u.vo Northern I'aelllc . P.m.
"Pnclftc Mail . 31?;
Pennsylvania, X l... 122V<
''"V'-' :.')?? e npic'- Gas . Ue4
? ,i p .' r and St. U, C?m 1094
:"' p , ' .' ant St. I., pfd.
V ^ ?.')? I'lttS < "111 CO.. COIII. Il'i
:t.t.. "ro Pressed Steel Car. &1V,
? - Pressed Steel Car. pfd.; ...
v... By, Steel Spring, com... 3fi
" ill,100 C alling . H5T4
''? ? .?:?>? Republic Iron and steel 27'
?N '.')>" Republic i and S. pfd.. M4
l.io) I: irk Islnnd . M
SI4 po Pock Island, pfd. .-.p.
114 v> s \ I. com. 214
1?:', S A J. ,,fd. fell,
':' Sloss-Shcfflold .
06*1 i.lie Southern pacinc . 1114
IB' 5 'i Southern Railway . 294
??? , reo Southern (tallway, pfd., 7!%
<' Standard OR.
??f:.t lOO Tennessee Copper . . .. 1?
1* ' yn Texas Pacific . ,
"? ?.,t.i""? I'n'on Pact tic . ITI"^
c s Cast Iron Pine.com ...
tlntted States Rubber.
. .'.' ??? I'niti-.l .?states Steel. 11?,
"1 tOO l' > St.-el pfd.. X l-V 112
t'^ \'n -1 'a r. 1 ihemlcal .
l|w -1 'a ? 1 mem. pfd.
ISI*. Wahash .
i42?i; :.o w. stern Union . si*;
if, t\Vyman-Briit6n. com.
133 Total sales for day. ft IS
21l.
I. !*
|i?e j
24?,
M4
1W
1.1
II?! .
I IM.
' ?
1 :.;>.. 123
H.a.. n
iwiA it?t
5i?i
?ei,
111'?
4'4
?14
1121
4*.i
117
4"
M
SO)
bn:<s. to the Con'llnetvti 4.411,8*: bales; to
Japan, 512,1:-2 bale* to Mexico, S,WI bale*
Now Orleans, August ."--Good spot buying
of cotton and short covering gave tlx mar?
ket a aiendy undertone throughout to-day'a
aesalon, and price* at the c:o?i were 1?
points up. Spot cotton steady, l-ltc, up;
middling, I2 15-16c.; ?*;??:? "..:: bales Rn<l to
arrive. Futures ob.sed steady. August.
I2.t>6: ?ept?mber. 12;.': October. 12.52; De?
cember, is;dl; January, l?.?i>i March. i2.;:i;
May, 1S.SC
I.OCAI MARK KT ?H'OTATIONS.
nilksloii Mironaiiis. Hlcriltiond, \n.>
M I I \l va IIU i i - v I ! '}l OI'ATIONS Of
MARKET.
i.lVB P?UUT?t,
? 1 lb all Kt!0?. lb. 1" ;i If
.
"n ister* .....h. <r ? fl
pucks large, io. li *j
bucks, sm.iil. young. ll>. 50 t, 11
BUGS --? rail
p
?
Ul\ !?: STOCK.
Venl*. cholc'i t?. fane)-, lb_
hail ba, sprasg. lb. . . ? t, ;
Ca it Ith tali to prime, lb. a fj ;
? OCNTUV-CUKBD BACON
Hams, ??' smoked, arnKtl. ib. @ IS
Kama. i*? i stnokid. large, lb. 1* <j 1!
Sides ?i IsriiokeU. lb. 1:14,1 1J
p r?, ??? mi.iked, lb... i.-,v 1.;
1. IDES.
Dry flint, lb. u> ti
Dry aalt, lo. .... is I.
ttreen, sa;;. 10. 11 Hb
Ulvtix, |b. w*t/
Green, damaged. I .4 6
Tallow . it 6
lbtsuax, .0. y ?
VVOOK
eh. unwashed, li.t 01 dj.tsi O 2.
Chi. unwathed; ligh:ty butrv s? <j it
Ch., unwaene.li medium bvrry so W 11
I'n., unliwahed, heuvy bitiroj. 21 v a
111. -'Kl.UMioUS.
Potatoes, Irish, No. 1. obi.... JAJ ?? LOO
Irlali Potaibc*, No s. bbl. 103 tt 1.?
M A P. k ET CONDITIONS,
Ponltry-lJenianil s'.ady. I.'ggs -Krcelpt
km \<n;i\ PKKUt ( 1. MARKET.
?
llyi itrid Bgrlei -vuut. Corlinieai
?
Uber. J ., Dec. mbi:. fi ???? ? orn
?Inn Cut M> at*
11? and Petroleum
ItnHn and Turptjn
rl> Molasses-Dilll
1 i toady. HOiter
? Kiim. r Coffe
Kuiui. s firm . Oct.
<?. May. 18 n< Pot a
!i '?! Soul her
1
?
k, ?:. virgin!*. S'l ?
(UK VliO liRAI.N M \lllil I
-
irei
,OB ! (Ma'lffll
H I' a pound
ltt< II.MONn (*f1 tlx \t tltKF.T,
It luiir nd. Va . August f.. 1
WtH'JI.EKAl-E QUOTATIONS ON "I'llA
No . ?? ?!. \V. si' sn. Ot
No refl \ irglnia . 1?
No. 2 rid..'.. U
I Vitglnl*. bag lots. . M ?
II (for s-.-d ( I 02 ft
No. 3 mixed. rt t
No. t mixed. tf> t
t'irg.nla. bag lots. 8* ft !
0 v TS -Car lot*.
No. ; mixed 'old'. ?i 4
No. 3 mixed io!d). V 4
No. : white fold). Q J
No. 3 white (old i . ft f
Winter F?fil. bag lots 'new* 4? fl I
RYB?Car lota.
No 2 (newi. *T s
No. 3 cnewl. . ?J S3 t
Virginia, bag lots (new).... {? ;
hit M.MO.Vn HAY M \RKKT
Richmond. Vn . August i. 1"'
Kplb ?? lig a til ir..- quotations of the filch-]
' moivd ii Assoi iatlon ;
, No. : i imothy. 2S.?i ?
i No. 2 Tlmotny.- %
No. a rimoth}. 16 00 1?
l.lg111 i |o\i r. mixed. it 23.00 .
i No. 1 Cloyei, mlexd. 31.01 .r
j No. 3 ClOvcr mixed. Nominal
No. l Clovci. Nominal
I No. Clover . Nominal
I STRAW Compressed. <i 900 i
1 Ix.o.f-jo. !. lurue bales... *T 1000 '
I Load your cara s.. that hay at doors rep
reset ti ? itents and thus nvo;d rejections.
This market crad's hay In accordance '
wit!. Miu National Hay Association.
t Mil l. MARKET*.
RICHMOND I.l'.T. .-TO'-K M ARK BT.
(Sales ..? i'-. on Stock Yards i
Richmond, va.. August i. ISil, j
Report ol k... : ? stock market for the. i
.\ : f. i:dl
Best steeri i . ; in-dlum to good.]
Te. . common to fair. !>? 'i *'3c.; b.-s- !
It. ?. ..'.|..i.,, : medium to good. ii 5*4c
eommon In fair, 't ????? : best rows. > ?
? . mi db.ni to good I'ili r.V.i eommon to 1
?
. ..... j ,|l <?,?.? per lo ad. RijsM calves. T1..
fall t.. pood ? ? dicks. |Wf.i . lamhs.
?
fn .-, . ... -? i "cs. ~\r.. ?hoat- ?'
1 . ions and stags. } ?Uc
I ' Chicago. August 5.?Cattle- Receipt- 500
ti. i.l. Marl., t for fancy beeves 104jl
higher; other* mostly inert:.-, lower. Beeves,
ts.s.*.wTn.loi Texas s;c< rs. IS(f7.lO; western i
-!.<?- {j.VHiS.JSi ?tocker? and fee,|cr.?. Hu t
C.Sfl enws nd heifers jl.Tltfi X.4>(>: calves.!!
If"- idO.10 Hogs Receipts 30.00? load Mar. j
? ket general)] IJ?c. nljher. Bight, II,Ml 11 I
! S.00; ln)xed. IT.S6<JS,60! aw. $7 JO i * S7'4j| I
( roiigh. iT'e. pics. I<1 ???} S.r?J. t.u'.k of
... - !7.?o?i?.s5 Sheep?Receipt* MiOOIji head. I
Market generali] steady NSUvej I* SO I l.78|
????? -r ?? vea-itnes ?I v. i ?:. .-y
l Vnmhs, native. $I.S0*|T,7r; wettern. 14,(09
?)ork. August I??Beeves? Re -eipta
'teeri *jltad> t-i ir,,-. lower: bulls
'.,.?, l.'.'ljfrOe. lower: Several cars tin- .
in - 'i ? . steer*, if..:*.!;f??'.. COW?,1
; ."? Ca I vet?Receipts S.SI5 h?ad. t
I wcait Ventii |7 50010.7?; culls. tt.M
buttermilks, J .'? 'o 6.00| grassers.!
Ca i*es?Wenk nnd lower. Sheep'
, . Receipts 19.000 head Sheep.
? irons: Sheer. It VIM: culls. <
iiiitis. ?'? Ii S 50: ope cat at SK.SSl i
M " llf.g*?Receipts r.OMl head.'
! ?trons hi ,;""? -rr?M: ptg*. t- ..??
!( ItMONt) TOBACCO MARKBT. i
!::? hnioltdi Va.. August i, Itili. |
i 'ommon . ; w, s.ja
Urn .10.00 n u'.to
5RS Common . . n.oo fj is.M
??"?1 . . 18.00 'i 17.00
.:o.co hi :.-..h)
.n 01 ft :7.oo
nJ 1 ommon. s... -?, ia ro
,
. 13 00 St jr. CO
. I6 0O ,,: :v,0
'Pbrs?Common . 1S.00? r, ;<?<,'?
101 . JJ.pfl ft JS <v,
?
i
SBN-CBRBD?NEW
common to good. . f. r-a 1 7,03
goot' to prime. 7.M e.J0
.
I*nf. in?) -T .;no
Mlsr KI.I.ANBOl 8 M VRKBTS.
SIERSBURG PEANUT MARKET,
imri'ed h) Rodgers. McCabe & Co.)
- b?rg Va . August R.- Peanuts?Span
per busheli Jumbo Spanish, Be. per bushel;1
No 1 shelled. Span:?' per pound j No. J
Shelled, Spanish, 3\ : er pound. Virginia*
- Market unlet'? .'jr. y Jumbo. 3?,e. per
round; fancy handplcked, 3H3"'ic per
round; nrlme. 80. p'?' pound! machine pick?
ed, 3"J3\tc per pound ibel Ins stock. Sc.
j..-r pound
DRY OOODS MARKET
New York. August -Further advance* In
Meaehed cot Inn? und staple ginghams are
nnnouneed. Trad* In tton good* |s active.
Staple dress good* ? ? uprtni are being or?
dered liberally fre.m agents The Jobber* re.
port It good trade In n : Ines of dry goo.'.s
NAVA1. ? TO HKS.
pcntlno?Steady at <!',
Itnaln -Kt( tidy at |4 r. celp
Tar- firm at 12.10: reea I
Tut ;?< n Urn -Firm 11
barrels.
Bit 1 ntiah. Cts,, A?R ; *
line?Firm at i2\ ? I"
c, ipts t,:n- cask?: ?hlpm
3M1.1 cask* ;- ?
rets, receipt* "v.: bar
(0 b.irr
barrels. Cr
elpt*
MARIN K I n 1 I 1 1 ItiKNOE.
RT OF RICH Ml
ART
EP
Nr
ijd Dominion L
y. Norfolk, rr
Ud Dominion 1.
I. Petemburg
- 'ha . //..> and 1
inter Brandon. !'
chahdlie and patsenc,
Steamer Berkel"- -
rhindlse and pass*-'-.
Steamer Aurora. Fur
.lames River landings
.or ^..r. Furmnn 1 In'
n
Steamer Brandon, il.irne.v, Norfolk, tn
ihnndlsc an.! paasengers Old Domiiiion I.
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly Norfolk, ir
i iinndlso arid passenger?, bid Dominion I.
Strainer Poe? ipntus Grave*. Norfolk
James Itlwr landings, inetchandlae and t
s'ngors. Virginia Navigation Company.
Steamer A irora, Kurman. Petemnurg
Jame? River landings, merchandla? and 1
K'irni
SUNDAY QUARREL
ENDS 111 KILLING
Benjamin 1-. Coley Loses Hi;
Lire in Shooting Affray
Near Goldsboro.
[Spei la) ?
Goldsboro,
min i'i Cole:
the Bill ? ku
teen rhlli s n
shot In i r<
morning abo
ah early hoi
C 1. Sian'.e
were niotlflc ?.
arid hur led
been taken;
oner enipsnn
to Kmi.fi bo
? his brothr. r.
eessory
1 Kniest <"o
long c) si
automobil
to board
The Tlitiea-Dlspati h. I
? C, August :i Bon Ja- I
a young white riian "f 1
rdghborhood, nboul m\
nrth of Goldsboro, was
w at that place Sunday
l 11 o'clock and died (
this moriiln? Coruuol !
and Sheriff Kd?vards !
? t once of Coley's death
? his home. Where he had
Tiie Jury which the cor-I
cd attributed the killing
ik, who fired the shot; ,nd
vrthur Cook, as an ai -
was arrested aft. a
the Officers til tiler.
just as he was attempting
in at Beaton, on the
Net folk and ?
the Way;.- Ci
Jos Iah Roe.
drove him thr
station, was
t" escape, an
$1;000 bond
I The officer!
Arthur < look
? to-night
i Thp drinklr
I to have i.ri
J morning ro?
I men had boo;
I gaged in a
' Arthm ' "ok
vi n Coli ? ?
.iithern. and is now in
inty Jail.
i friend of Cook's, who
iuli the country to the
?rested for aiding him
is held In default of
on the
I expect
hum for
it rest Iii:n
j of hard elder is said
the cause of 'he Sunday
A niimher ,,f y ninu.
drinking and Wt" en
crcstllng contest, when
..came angry with Al
rother of the dead man.
We Have Read
Hundreds of Wills.
The old-fashion way was to spin (hem but as long as
possible, and clear expression was often clouded by the use
of big words*
Tlie best way is to make the will ,, hort as possible.
Let it be clear and tr. the point. And wc think it a good plan
i,, let at least t\vo experts read the will I., fore it is finally
signed. In that way, if there is any part of it that would ad?
mit of two constructions! you will find i: out and save a law?
suit.
Virginia Trust Co.,
(The Best Executor and Safest Trustee)
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
Capital One Million
'an,! drew a pistol ami snapped It sev
eiul Hint's at hint. n>' wss dlssruioi
by bystanders and wont at unco foi
his horse and redo to get his brother.
Krnesi I'uok. who returned with hltu
In about half hour. They followed the
Coles* boys and started the i.uarrcl
ovci osaliti shooting B, P. Coley arid
tiring several times nt a mar. named
I'ltman. The iin-n accused of ni irder
stand well In ths-lr community and
nr.' looked upon as young men of i-n
ci III in charncter
\urHm in- Poisoned. I
? Si.lal to The Tlmcs-Dlspatch, |
Wilmington, N C, August B.- Be?
tween flttetei snd twenty persons,
mostly nurses, are suffering with
ptoinulni poisoning nt the .lathes
A'nlker Memorial Hospital, this city,
cattjcd, it Is thought, from ea lined
snlmon, While none of the cases will
prove fatal most Of them lire of a
s. rions nature, and have crippled work
it this institution. Physicians going
there lo perform operations had to
help house ineilhal corps in giving
.. 11. . 11 i <. 11 t.. |hc )..iis.,n. il n
Lx.ll ll'OdDfl
Atlantic Coast Line
Ihr Sil
.1 Itallrtmtl ?I I ha SiiovS.
TIVE ALiGUBI t. 1911.
A. 41 .
t.
.6 a. 41 . 1) 00 !
TRAINS: LEAVe! Id
For l*':orlda und
t:-.j p. 11.. 1:0? a. m.
For Not f >;k "a n a 41.. ?
I* m.i 10 r m . "1 ... i 4
Fol N. a W. Itjr Weat: 4
A M.. *a. jo r. M . 9:0 P. M
For Pottgeburg: l W a m . ?:U a m..
??1:10 A m . f-:li A m . ?:O0 a. m . 10:<? A
m.. ?3 ?i.) p m . 1:10 p. 41.. s o: p. 4L. t-.i*\
V St., ??; IE P. 61. ?:? P. M. 11:45 p, u.
For CKldebore mi.! Fayettvvllle: "I 10 p M
Trains arr.ve rtlchmond dally: 4:03 a m.. 1
C 10 \. St., 10 A 61 ? 3J a 41., ???:? a. I
m.. ?11:40 a. Mi, a M . ?i lo r m.,
?; ??) r M . C;as i- .a. * > h m. S:oo p
41.. ?:<!0 f. m. ??!?:? p. St.. 11 :m p, u.
?Kx-.p: Sunday ??Su.iday only,
Time of arrival and J.-parmr? and con
j necllons not guaranteed.
C. 8. CAMPOrlU 11 p v . ?t? vuin hi.
Ricbmo?u, FTedcricKsb'g & Potomac R. R.
TO AND FROM WASHING TON AND BEYOND.
Loht.? ltlohmond
?o.-ju A .M. II, rd st.sto.
??.40 A.M. 'lain Hi. Sla.
?8.00 l.M. Inlr. St. Mo,.
?8.40 A.M. II j r 4 si.sta.
?in.2.1 A.M. II, rd si. St*.
?IX.01 noon D|rd St. Sla.
12.00 P.M. Bjra St. Sta.
I3.SC P.M. Ilrrd Sl Sta
??:. I P.M. Klha station.
?6.18 P.M. Muh. HI. Sta
?S.20P.M. Il?rd St. Sla
A rrlvn Btobmond
?7.60 A.M. BiriSt.Sta.
rl 1.26 a.M. Ir.lliaHlalloa.
?11.38 A.M. Bjrl St. sta.
?1.12 P.M. Main si. Sis,
?2.Ml P.M. HjrdSl.Sta.
?U.to P.M. BjraSt.Sta,
?".i.lHI P.M. Bjrd St. Sta. i
P.M. BjraSl.Sta.
?II.i; P.M. MainSt.Sta.
?12.Ml nicht Ujrdst.sia.
?l.d.S nlrht Main Sl. sta.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS ?WEEKDAYS.
I.eerr IIi rd St. Sla. 1.00 P. M. for Krederlrkshsrir.
I,rare Elbs st?. Ml t. II.,0.28 I'. M. far Aitilend.
Arrlfe Iljrd M. Sta.A.M. Troni Pre4*rlektb'f.
Arrlre Elba Sta. VJM A.M.. ,'..30 P.M.from iehlant.
?Daily. IWeekdaya. rSur.days oaly.
All trama to or from Hyrd Street Station
atop at Elba. Tima of arnvala and departurea
not guaranteed. Kead the eigns.
( Uesapeake Uhio Railway
; .4-tA 1.' a :? N< 1' .rI Newa.
? .;* A ? l.?,i i.i-Pai.???->;in'vllle. ei sua
Thurmond,
r?:eo A.?Bapreaa>-Dally?Norfolk, Oid Point
||i ? A.?Local?Dally?L.chbg., Lei. C: Forge
? .. CO Noon -Bxprtai Ually?Norfolk old Pt
*. ;li P.- Kxpreaa?Pally. Ola . L'vllie.
p]:00 P.?Hspreaa?Daily?Norfolk. K, Kawa.
I;C0 P.?Local?Dally?N. KeWa, (_?. 1 I'oiui.
tilt P.?Locai-riKtc Sun?iiorOonavlUe.
?4:14 P.? Local?Ei Sun.?Lchbg, Natur?. |
lirldgi. CUM on . ofi?.
V:40 p.?Llmlted-Daly?Clncin'tl. Chicago.
?Xi-?) P.?Expfeaa? DaII) -uinu'.niiti. L'Vllle.
Vlei per a. ?? *r.ur >_ara.
I'D'A INS AHHIVLi P. ICH MOND?Local from I
r*>at: ?.10 a. il.. !:*? P. M Tiunigh Irom
Fiat: II 1*0 a M . !:0S P m.. f M P M. Local |
item West: s a. M . ??s;64 a. M., *
:p m throttgh: 4:30 a. m.. u':4i
:>j }? 41,
iiin<
ni'
?r Una; "s-.'i a.
"*-pt r.undty
m , ?:|0 p
Ricbmond & Pelersoj.^ .-.leciric Railway
Ma
Seventh ar.g Perrj
4.
. 41.. L t ??? k, V
IS.CO midnljkt for
fort of Syc?mor?
Petcraourg:
lv, 11. *U /
? ? . u P. at
:: 00 p Mi, ior i.neater
Pc ten burg.
Cara i.uvr Peteraburgi
Street. lor Munchtater:
14:Ii. t:44. '?7:14, ?: :5$. S ?. ? S4. ?:',:? j.-j, I
A. M . \2 iL. 'IM, 4.S4. 'I !i 4:43, 1:34,
?1:44, I 14, >:44, Had p. 44.
(Dally, except Eiindaya and h'oitdaya.
?Carr4ea baggaga and espraaa
??Limited, *?ce|.t Sundays and bolldaya
All cara from l*e luraburjt cennect wita
rar? for Ulchmord.
Norfolk & Western Railway
ONLi ALL KAIL, LI.N- In NORFOLtC,
Schedule i? Effect june 13,
Leave ?y rd St/aet mi'mi, tttcn:.*iona l'?r
NORFOLK: bl:M \ 4* , ???:<*. A. 44.. a4:e* |
P 41 . ?4:10 P. 41., >>:.Si p at
AND THE WT5S1 ??
fJ.Oo P. J. , "j JJ p.
torn Norfolk: ?11:10
i. P. 41 . t,:0.i3 p. 44.,
t!.<! Waat: 't.iZ A. 44 .
41.. 'i.vL I'. 41.. ?>:? 1
Fol:
4!
VNCHDUlt
1u:04 A M .
hrnond
. M . ??
I.:20 P. 41. From
i! 10 P, M . bl:4C P,
Arr.ve
4L
Sunday, hSun.iay on:,
? : lt. BOELEY,
SOUTHERW RAILWAY
I'REAllEtt ...?:?1BU OF THE aOUTll.
Trains Leu? Itichrnond.
Ni B,?Following schlau.? ttgurej puMlan
I cd aa information and not Kuaranteed:
For the rijutn?Dully: 4:10 A. 41. Loral
10 ;15 A. 41. Express ?CO f. M. axpreas.
?sltn electric lighted S.etp:njt ear !or At
, ,anta and Birtidnshnra. 11:44 P. 61. Bxpreaa
' t\ eek Duy?: 3.0j P. M. Local.
VORK RIVER LINE.
4:40 V 64 ? l.itl.y.?Connecting for b?it).
? roor? Min Wed and Friday. 4? a. 64.? Et>.
j bun. and 'i '-- i'. 41.?Mon., W?.d. am: i ri
: uay?LoooJ
i ralna Arrive Richmond.
From ir.? .-uiitn: 4:60 A. 4L. *:V> A 64
1:00 P. 41 . * Of, P. M. dally; 12:ii Iii hun.
From Win Point: S:i3 A. M. dally, V.M a
61 . Mor., Wed. and Frl.. 4 P. 41. Es Kua
S K BURGESS, Lv P. A..
?07 E 4laln st. Phon? 4ladl?on 27J.
Richmond and f hesapeaUe Rut Ry. Co.
BclledUle Blcetrle Tialna, rff,.<.lrVr May
to. IM".. Leave Richmond, Laurel and Rruaa
.Streets: h'b:0a A. 41., *7:lU A. M.. hs.10 A.
61 . ?:10 A. 41., ??lO.ti A. SI.. 11:10 A. 41..
P. 41 . ;-:10 P. 41., P. 41., hl:10 P. 41., i:>0]
; P. 61.. C:-;0 p. 41., 7:10 P. 41.. bS:10 p. SI..
; Ii i . M. U:4S P. 41, Leave Ashland, JCng
', land and Mapie Str, eta: *8;t? A 41., r> '7:0.5 A
41 . s.td A. 61.. W:00 A. 41.. 10:09 A. 41.. ??ll:00|
A. >i.. ?IJ^O M . ??1:00 P. 41.. 5:00 P. J4..
P. 61 . 4:is) P. m . b5:00 P. 41 . 6 (si P 6t . 7 ;C? I
p, 61 . B;00 P, 61, h9 or, p. m., 11:00 P. 41.
i ?Daily except Sunusy, **i>ix;o?y OUIS,
?Carries baggage.
HF.AISOAltl) Allt I.INK.
?oiitt.nound iraina tcheduled to leave ni.-h
mond dally: t'M A. 61. ?Local lo Nor.Ina.
l:M 1". 4t.?Sleepera and coaches, Atianiu,!
[Birmingham, Savannah, Jacksonville, l:^0|
i a. St:?Sleepers: and coaches, Jacksonville.
81:28 1'. M ?Sleepera and . caches, Atlanta, I
: iilrmlngham, Mvtiiphta. Northbound trains!
scheduled to arilva In Richmond dally:
7...0 a 44 . 8:10 a. M? 0:05 P. 41.. 8.40 I'. m?
' Loca.
forc?in?oat?
Vacation Trips "By Sea"
NOR I IILIi TO
DOSTON AM) Htm IDKN4 K.
Steamers Norfolk to Boston dally, except
I Thursday; to Providence. Monday, Thura
? day and Saturday, 7 p. si. Through ticket*
on enio to principal potnLs.
i Kltin atearners. excellent service, low laroa,
j Wirelesa telegraph. Send tor booklet.
I Apply C. & o. Ry? N. & W. Ity.. 6. tX
I Bowman. No. 70S 12. Slain Street, and Rich?
mond Tranafcr Company. Nc. iOi E. Mala SL
OLD DOMINION I.INDt,,
Lt. Richmond foot of aiu hi. daily.7:00p, at.
Leave Newport Newa.8:0ua. Ii.
Arrive Norfolk.6:00 A. 41.
Connects who mam lino ateamera isavlng
Norlo.k for .S??r i oik dally, except Sunday,
3:00 1'- 41. Connections uiao :....:. by N. A
W, By. ? P. 11 ?r.d ti a o. Ry. at 4 1". 41.
Night Ho" iieameri step at CLareuvot to
lar.a or rec.iv? pussengeia on signal, anil
will be met by puti.iu conveyance.
V1&4JINLA NAVIGATION hi, Itciiootlva
March IfD.?Jaraea Illver t,y duynghc for
Norfolk and o.d Point, Newport Newa and
all Jamea ftlVOf loadings. Slcniner lenvea
Monday. Wsdnrsdny anl Friday at 4.JO A.
St. Freight received for all Jaiuoa RlVof
lanUlnga. 'Phons Madlaoa 174.
Als In Ticket Office. 821 Mala MraaU I
.financial Jrinancial
NOTICE
of
Call for Redemption
6% Ten Year Notes
Jefferson Realty Corporation
Notice is Hereby Given
to the Holders of Coupon Notes
Nos. 1, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 11, 12,17,18, 19,
21, 22, 23, 25, 26, 28, 39, 40, 44,45, 47,
48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 64, 65, 66, 68,70, 71,
72, 74, 76, 77, 88, 89, 90, 92, 93, 94, 95,
For one thousand dollars ($1,000) each, of the scries of six per <cnt. ten-year coupon
iintos cf Jefferson Realty Corporation, dated March i, 10f is, that, in accordance
v.irh the terms of said notes, redemption of the same will be made by Jeffci
Realty Corporation on September^!, \')\2, that being the next date for the payment
of semi-annual interest due on said note?, I>y the payment of the principal of said
notes, with interest accrued to the date of redemption, and the further sum of one
and one-half pcrcentum of the fare value of said notes, provided jaid note- with all
unmanned interest coupons annexed are surreneiere,| e,n 'aid date of redemption;
and the holders <?! said notes are hereby rrrjiiiierj to present the same with all unma
tured interest coupons annexed, for redemption in the manner above stated, on
September 1, 1012, at
American National Bank
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
If said notes are hot presented for redemption at -aid time and place, a sum
equal to the- principal of said notes and unpaid interest due thereon, and one and
one-half pcrcentum of the lace value thereof, will be deposited with the American
National Bank '?( Richmond, Virginia, for the redemption of said notes when pre
sen ted, and said notes will thereafter cease to bear interest.
JEFFERSON REALTY CORPORATION,
_My O F, WEISIGER. Secretary.
Modern Business Methods
The fundamental principle of successful business to-day is
the expeditiouo handling of transactions Time is the impor?
tant factor.
Richmond's Strictly Commercial Bank
offers its facilities as an aid to modern business methods.
Let us tell yon of the advantages afforded by this strong
institution.
Planters National Bank
OF RICHMOND. VIRGINIA,
Capital . $ 300.(?00.00
Surplus and Profits. $1,100.000.00
Three Per Cent Interest, Compounded Semi-annually,
Paid in Savings Department.
"THE HOME VOR SAVINGS."
The Central National Bank
Solicits the accounts of firms and individuals and givc
every consideration consistent with sound banking.
The service accorded patrons ?l this bank accounts for
our continuous growth.
3 Per Cent Allowed on Savings.
The Central National Bank
307 East Broad Street.
Twenty Years From Now
You will not regret having opened a savings account. The
habit of saving is soon acquired, ami deposits of small amounts
from time to time, with the semi-annually compounded inter?
est, will show a surprisingly large balance to your credit in a
very short time.
Bank of Commerce and Trusts
JOSKPH E. Wild.ARD.President
A. R. HOLLADAY . Vice-President
R. M. KENT, Jr., .Vice-President
R. R. CAMPBELL .Cashier
Facts -Figurei -Verified
CHARLES F. HUDNALL,
AUDITING, ACCOUNTING,
SYSTEMATIZING.
909 Travelers Bldg., Richmond, Va.
Monroe 431.
National Bank of Virginia
Capital .$1,200,001)
Surplus Profits. .$ 700,000
Acrount solicited
Ninth and Main Streets.
Commonwealth Bank
You arc assured of satisfactory
service if your account is in this
bank.
fetrantDOtUG
VACATION TOURS
Via
OI.I) DOMINION* S. S. CO.
ancl Merchants-and Miners Trans. Co.
to New York, Albany, Niagara, Thousand
Island^, Montreal, Quebec, Boston and
Maine Coast.
"ASK MR. BOWMAN,"
Tourist Agent,
70S East Main Street, Richmond, Va.
Our Claim
to
Your Confidence
Is li.TRfd on lonf? experience, ain
plf facilities and. a clean record.
Th< fai I that we hnve built up
n large business tnfllrntcn the
reliability and satisfaction of our
service.
First National Bank
1104 E. Main Street
Capital and Surplus. $2,000,000
E. A. BARBER, Jr.
<<rtWc<l Public Accountant.
E. A. BARBER & CO.
At COUNTING. At D1TIXO,
O R G A M 7.1K G, ? V STEM AT11.1X G,
SIR Miitiml 1111:1,111? i- .
Phone Mn<i. Built. Richmond, vn.
Manchester National Bank
The place where your aioncy
rgows and where it is safe.

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