The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, August 14, 1912, Image 8

Search America's historic newspaper pages from 1770-1963 or use the U.S. Newspaper Directory to find information about American newspapers published between 1690-present. Chronicling America is sponsored jointly by the National Endowment for the Humanities external link and the Library of Congress. Learn more

{
                  title: 'The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, August 14, 1912, Page 8, Image 8',
                  download_links: [
                  {
                   link: 'https://www.loc.gov/rss/ndnp/ndnp.xml',
                   label: 'application/rss+xml',
                   meta: 'News about Chronicling America - RSS Feed',
                  },
                  
{
    link: '/lccn/sn85038615/1912-08-14/ed-1/seq-8.jp2',
    label: 'image/jp2',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn85038615/1912-08-14/ed-1/seq-8.pdf',
    label: 'application/pdf',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn85038615/1912-08-14/ed-1/seq-8/ocr.xml',
    label: 'application/xml',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn85038615/1912-08-14/ed-1/seq-8/ocr.txt',
    label: 'text/plain',
    meta: '',
},

                  ]
                }

The times dispatch. [volume], August 14, 1912, Page 8, Image 8
About The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914

Image provided by: Library of Virginia; Richmond, VA

Image: of 10.

Page

All Pages

Issues

All Issues Text | PDF | JP2 (4.9 MB)

The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.), 14 Aug. 1912. Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers. Lib. of Congress. <https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn85038615/1912-08-14/ed-1/seq-8/>

Newspaper Page Text

New York
Stock Market
Nfw York. August 13.?
Deillnss In stocks to-day were of a
singularly confusing character. Trud
Ing was moderately lnr^e In the first
hour. Later It fell oft 10 minor pro- j
portions, but at no (line wus there
marked strength In those Issued which .
constitute a speculative force.
For the greater part ot the session
favorite like United .St.,tes gtcel and '
tne Horrlman and 11111 Issue? within j
narrow limits, when not under re- '
%tralnt, while Reading an i Lchlgh J
Valley were obviously under pressure. ;
In fact. Reading's heaviness was ,t
foretnost feature of thi daj
There was a Continuance of the ui>- !
ward movement In shares 01 suoh
Southern transportation lines as
Louisville and Nashville and Atlantic
Coast Line, the buying being sinnu- ?
latcd by circumstantial details con- j
eerning forthcoming developments In j
tho fl.-st named proporty.
Unusual strength w;,s also mahl- I
fe?t(d by the Gould group as repre?
sented by Denver and Klo pi ? le
common and preferred and Missouri
Pacific, while Eries. too. was in de?
mand Coppers and General Electric,
us well as Southern Hallway preferred
were very active at higher prices In
the final hour, the market making n
fairly Strong clor,- after another spell j
or weakness In the anthracites, Union
Pacific and a few ether prominent ls
?uoY
Bonds were Irregular, with a sharp
decline In St Louis and San Fran?
cisco General 5's. Total sales, par
value, wore ikPio.ooo. United States
Government bonds were unchanged on
?all.
Vcw TbrtC. August 13?Money on
?all hU.-a.1y. 2 l-20j3 per cent; ruling
rate 3 7-8. Time loons steady, high?
est 3 1-128 2-4 per cent; stx montlis,
?? f'-t*C4 S-4. Prime mercantile parer,
? 83 5 1-4 per cent. Sterllnc exchange
C8?j, U.S45C for sixty-day bills, 54.8710
? for fiernand. Commercial bills, 54.S3 3-4.
7UCHMO.NI> STOCK MARKET.
By Richard W. Ma'jry,
ttocfe ul Bond Br?ker. 101? B. Main Str..t
Richmond. Va~. August 11, iv.2.
STATU SECURITIES Bid. AsAcd.
Vrgir.ta It. Old C. ?na R.. 1MJ? 8514 ???
V? Centuries. C. and R . l*?l. ? ?H
KAI1.ROAD BONDS
A. C I.. R R. Con. Tr. 4p .e. J4
A r L. R R. Conv. Doa.j 1?. IM? 107M ???
C. ind O 'Jor.'l M.. 4M. . 1?
? icorcla, Sou- and Fla.. IMS. 10?
t;. rgla ar.a Ala- Con. S?. 1*18? 505
Norfolk and Wast. By. ??? IW8.?. :W
Fsaboard A!r L ne ??. 1S80. 4*
kboara1 Adjustment Ss. l?l*J.... 75
rn Hallway lit 6?. '.Ml. 117
Bo !'. Dev. and G. M. 4?. 1SS8. 71
V.-.-.rn N. C 1st ?s. C -.Sil. 101
STREBT RAILWAY BONDS.
Nnr and Ports. Trac. Co. bi, ISM.. S9
STREBT UV. STOCKS. Par.
Va By and Power Co. pfd.100 JJ
Va !ty. and Power Co. com ?100 17
ItAIUtOAP STOCKS. Par
Atlantic Coast 1.1a?, com.'.CO '.til, ...
?"b.c sapeake and Ohio .left M'a ...
Norfolk and Western com.:r0 11?
P*ab..ard Air Lino pfd.1W Si
i-W.htrn Railway pfd.10. 73
fomhera Railway, com.IO0 80
F1ANK ANT) TRUST CO. STOCKS
American National.I01 118
Dread Street. 83 0*
Bank of Commerce and Trusts.'.iw 188
central National .100
<'w.Mnwa'.th Rank. ?' 11iv4 117
First National .100 too
St. rchants National .u? -VO
Mechanic! and Merchnnts.104 251
National Bunk ?>'. Virginia.100 ?i0
National Rtnte and City Bank.100 CV,
Barings Bank of Richmond. 26 ??
'.'nlon Bank of Richmond. M J.rf,
Virginia Trust Co.1 CO 141
West End. 2". 4;'U 45
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Virginia Fire and Marine ini.. -i 74
m1scell> NEOUS.
Oid Dominion R. S. Co.100.
Va.-Car Chem. pf S p. o.IM lli^, U7
Quotations for Interest-paying bof.ds ?r?
a* k price to which Interest muat li? added.
Ii r ber.d? end certificates ot iixUhuC
BOND LIST.
* Is-Chalmers fs .
American Tobacco Co. old la.
American Tohaco So old Sa.
Atlantic Coast Line 1st 4s .
Atlantic c-oast l.lne-L and N 4s
A, C. L. conv. 4a (In Baltimore.
Chesapeake and Ohio conv. au?
Liggett i.r.d Myon 80.
Liggett arid Myers 7?.
7 ird company Us.
1 ? 1 Compan.y 7s.
Norfolk and Yj*st<-rti,..crinv. Is _
Pe aboard Air* btnc stamped 4a ?
Seaboard Air Line nri.i fs (bid)...,
Southern Railway ts .
Southern Railway 5i .
V ?? 9 States Pt?rl Ind Cs.
r 3 registered Is |?90 (hld>.
V. S. registered 3s. U!? .hid).
V R. Panama new 3s (hldi.
Virginia-Brown Brothers ct?s .
Virginia-Car Chemical 1st f.s ,hld.
Vi Ry :.r.! Pdwoi Co, Ts (hid 1_
?
tsh-Pltil Term 1st >? fbtd).
COTTON MARKETS.
k. August 13 ? Thi r, was a fi
ie In the cottori market dun
tr.v trading under a renewal
?r.'.l selling, with the near mon
through 11 c<tns. hut cover!
ry active, ant :?- i ss later r
pg iteady ne< ir .. iig< <\ to
Oi-fpbeV
THE DNI0N Bm .
OF RICHMOND.
1107 EAST MAIN fi ! HE ET,
11.co mak;;s a START 1 1 jj,.
CENT. INTEREST,
Official Range and Sale of Stocks in New York
UY THOMAS BKANCH A CO.. Banken and Urukcra.
Stock.
Open.
i>iusinif.
High. Low. Bid ASKed. Kales.
Allls-Chalmcrs .
Allts-Chalmcrs, pfd.
Amalgamated Copper ... M-S
Amvr. Auii. Chem., con?. o;n?
Atiiet. U.n Sugar, com.. 71
Amt i ieuii < 'an . *W*
Arne t lean Cnii, ptd. Ii'.?-'*
Am- r. Car and l-'oundry. O'
An. m. Car and Koun.; ptd ...
Am. i Icati Cotton nit. ?>l
Am um.' and Leather, pr ...
American Linseed ptli.it II
American Locomotive ??? *;>
Amor. Locomotive, ptd.
Amor. Malt Co., pfd. GST4
American Smelting . ?>%
Amor. Sn?tr Co.; com.
American Sugar .
.i i l Tel. Co... U>>
, ??. com. ttW
tobacco, pfd.
300 a mi r. i.:.
L-n
12%
a . .' L ol Connei tlcut.. 2Til
Baltimore and < ?tilo. 105%
Bethlehem Steel, com? SSM
Bethlehem Steel, pfd. -l"?.
Brltlsh-Amer. Tob. Co... 22%
Bell rA in Tob. Co rights ?>*
Brooklyn Itapid Transit.
Central Leather, com?
Canadian Pacific . '."ot;,
? 'i ik.. and Ohio? SITS
Chicago Great Western.
Chi.. Mil. and St. Paul...
Crucible Steel Cor., com.
Crucible .Steel, pfd.
Chicago and Northwest.
Colorado Puel and Iron.
Colorado and Southern..
Consolidated Gas .
I lolaw arc and 11 ttdson...
1 'on. an I Rl i (Iran., com.
Djqn. and RIO Gr.i n.. pfd.
Distillers' Sec. Cor.
107??
U'JMj
M8v4
IS M i Krle, Im pfd.
200 Ped Min. end Srh., pfd..
? o W. Hi line Toi>. Go..
2/?".i General Blectrlc .
2,753 Great Northern, pfd.
600 Great Northern Ore ctfs.
1o0 Illinois Central .
4,7"' Interhoro-Met.
142%
44%
131%
86%
tl%
120%
08%
so%
1-V.H
IP,
201
K-a%
13%
no
its%
'.'IC
108%
88'4
Tl %
U2t..
S*?
-'7 9'?
K%
IS"-,
10S%
18%
97
143%
32%
K>%
8S%
127%
ll.'.-K
s";i
111314
12%
HV i
M-.-'s
276
pv..
11%
>.%
92%
28%
27!?
81%
17%
V 7%
IS%
ya%
142%
31-a
its
14%
131%
20%
43? H
isi%
143%
14%
131H
1%
? 'i
WJ *
Vl?i4
41
1!'."?.
.o).j
11S%
w%
2li%
13V4
41%
??%
86%
leu
US%
1 10%
Iftft
iib i
109%
14i%
111 -j
? ?
SU14
171
123
IIG%
304
lOj.'i
41%
110
ll.tj
27%
IOS; .
38%
71%
18%
10t>
18%
?,?'1
112%
31%
IV
iisvi
110
INI
142%
44
1.0.V
l,&
11.1(1
l*%
pl\l ,
Wi
:>7
14?i
32
42
n>"..
1,1
i:>s
IKtij
44'.
131%
Stock.
Open. Hlf;h<
Interboro-Met., pfd. 0<^ tvw.
lnt Mer. Marine, com... 4?4 4N
IntcrnutloiiRl l'aper - 1"? 1. .
Int. Paper, pfd. 6TV4 f?%
Lehtgh Valley . 173 171
Rlggctt and Myers, com ...
Liggett and Myers, pfd. ...
Lorlllord Tob. Co., com. ...
Lorlllard Tob. Co.. pfd.
Louisville arid Nashville liJT'i
Mi > can Petroleum . 6ts?J4 t??i
Miami Copper . 29??
Missouri Pacific . :?'? ;o
Mo.. Km. ai.d Texas- U? 2VW
National Biscuit . 136 137
National I?cnd .
New Yorlt Central.UTfc II?
N. V.. Out and Western 82*4 83
Norfolk and Western... Ml 11?
Northern Pad 11C .KU 131?i
Pacific Mail .
Pcnns) IVania .124% ISP*
People's this .
P.. <?. C. and St. I... com. 100*4 UO ?
P.. f . C. and St. L.. pfd. ...
Pittsburgh Coal. com... 2S<i 24".
Preascd Steel Car. 37>-i 37\,
Pressed Steel Car. prd.
Rj Steel Spring, Com... :v?4 gift
Reading .172=;, 172*?
Republic Iron and Steel 2S _'S
Republic I. and F. pfd.. ?tu, go?j
Rock Island . 26?? 2ST?
Rock. Island, pfd.
Seaboard Air Line, com. 23?; jiu
Soaboard Air Rlne. pfd. ;',3T? -.P-,
Sloss-Sheffleld . &-S4 cr.
Southern Pacific . 113 Ra
Southorn Railway . 30 301,
Southern Railway, pfd. .VH4 so;.
Standard Oil .
Tennessee Copper . 42l4 42?'4
Texas Pacific . 22*? 2.-,
Union Pacific . i7:."i wt
United StrRUbber... f..' {,;??-.,
United States Steel. 72Tn jit,
'.'.. ted Slates Steel, pfd lir,
I S fast Iron Pipe_ IS'j p.:,
\'a.-Car. Chemical . im-.. isi .
^'a -Car. Chemical, pfd.. U614 tp.\
VVabaSh . ?!?/. 4.1
SVnbash, pfd. 16 jj}
Western I'nlon .. .. .. 81*4 yz
Weyman-Bruton To Co. ...
Total sains for day. 10,100
Total gales for week (two dnyiw.
Closing.
l>ow. Bid Asked
60V4 S0V4 f'i
I l'-? 1:?
172'j
-3>?
in*?
65TS
R6V4
IT-".
UM
?44
US'.
131?,
1179?
1
b'."4
24 it
1U2
2614
66*4
113
PS;,
112?
K-t4
?1*4
15
S2
Kol
e.ioO ba>e; export to the Continent. 1.021;
atock. 21f. n;
Consolidated at aj] ports?N'et receipts.
10.001 bales, export to Great Britain. S.O0O
bales; to iho Continent. 6.571 tales, to
Mexico, ?( bales.
Tora! since September 1 at all ports-Net
receipts. U,Hr>.FOi bale*; export to Great
Britain. t.'.fl.OJO balea; to Trance. 1132,9*3
oa.es. to the Continent. t.tC;.?<3; to Japan.
512.:S6; to Mexico. 9.209
New Origans. La.. Auguat 1J ?The cotton
market displayed marli.-d woikncM to-dav
until the middle of the morning. It was
apparent that stop Ions orders were betas
reached on the Ions side, and that a weal:
cluss of sellers was belnr attracted Into
the market by the ..iiorp? of shorts. Clos?
ing bids January. 11.49; Mm a. 11.69! May.
ILM! August. 11,63; Srptemt.tr. 11.52: Octob
er. 11.41, December, H.H. Spot Cotton
steady. 3-1C off: n Iddllng. 11 16-1? Sales on
the spot; :i bales; to nrrlec. nine
LOCAL MAKKl.r QUOTATIONS.
irnlshed by Levy Commission Co. Com?
mits ?:. Merchants, R'.chmcnd. vs.)
Richmond, Vn.. 13. 191:.
MAI. WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS OF
MARKET.
LIVE POULTRY,
all sizes, lb. 17
Chickens.
Hens, it. ?
Roosters, each. tt
Ducks, large, ib. 14 U
Duckt, small, young, lb. in ?j
EGG.*?Crated.
In crates, nearby, fresh, dox..
In crater, other section*, doz.
Guinea esgs. do/.. U
BUTT LR.
Family, choice, fresh; lb. SO It
Merchants, fair, Ib. Q
LIVE STOCK.
Veals, choice to fancy, Ib. <(
Veals, poor to fair, lb. < II
calves, runners, lb. 6 'J
Sherp, ib. t <J
Lambs, Spring, :b. 6 <&
Cattle, Mil to prime, Ib. 6 g
COL'N ri:Y-cL'Ri'?j BACON
U
P J
IS
Hams, well sinokid. sm.iil. lb. 45
Hams. sVelt irhoki .:. Ib. 1? (/
Sides, wel Ismoked, ib. l!Vj 1
shouideii?. well smoked, Ib... 12,,41J'
HIDES.
Dry flint, lb.- 2U 0
Dry a.i'.t. lb. Is S
Grebn, salt lb. HMO
Green, ib. 10v, i,
i;rr,r.. damaged. * .f ?
Ta'.low . 9 <
Beeswax, ib. vx fa
WOOL
Cji.i unwashed, free ol bu.-.-e, O T.
Gh;i unwashedi lightly butrv. ? tl 2t
un .1. m.->Rum tmrry SO *J) ??
Ch. untiwsli. 1. ;....*> b^rn. SJ ?t 25
MISCELLANEOUS.
Potatoes, lr..-;.. SO. 1, Obl.... 1/.5 O 1*0
lr:sh Potatoes, No! 2. bb!. 1.00 O LM
MARKET 1 ' COITIONS;
Poultry 1 Eggs?Reeelpti
extr'mcly light; ir.a. 1 strong. Butter
Market very strong under moderate rc
, Livi St k?Veals scarce, nr.d wan..
t Y'OHK I'HOin < I. -MARKET.
ijrki v i. jh 13.?Flour?Steady, ?Ith
.Quiet,
i-ornm,..H ?
1:., ? ? ? -Steady. Wheat
, t] ;. c. 1 f- track.
,:t 1 . arrive Futures,
Septeniber. ?1.MH; nis
rn?spot steady; ex
t p. i> afloat: Oats
standard white, Sic on
nominal Pork?Steady,
?r.',--. steady. Lard?
ni. Petroleum?Steady.
In?Steady. Tui p*ntlne?
y-iii Molat --Steady,
refined, quiet. Coffee?
utures steady Septem
? r :;. March. 1J.">.
lOtatoes and csbbage't?
riged, Butter?Weaker.
? -Firm.
?eed oil
sharp up
Octoher, ?????i
? I'M \C.O ?KARS MARKET.
MX Id. IT.
AiiRiirl 1912.
P ON 'CRANQE.
?I1.M
No ; r?d. Virginia. C l.os I
No. 3 rid. 9 L01 !
Virginia, bug lot* . as ;t i_oi
Virginia, bag lot* (for teed) 103 9 1.05
CORN?Car loti.
No. 2 white. 9 iS
No 3 white. 3 17
No. 2 mixed. c? ?.'? '
No 3 mixed. fp ?4 '
Vlrrlnla. bag lots. WS SS ,
OAT8 Cncw.-Car lots.
No. : mlxrd (new). i? 4? \
No 3 mlx.d Cnewi. <T 19
No. 2 while mew). Q ??> i
No I white (new). jf 4;
winter seed, bar :o;? (new) ts rt m '
RYE?Car lota
No. 2 (new). ej ?s
No. 5 (new). g jt?
Virginia, bag lots (new).... to jr ti
richmond hay mark kt.
Richmond. V.v, August 13. 1312. !
No. 1 Timothy (oldi. 23 JO <3
So. 2 Timothy (old). b :3.on 1
No. 3 Timothy (old). 16 00 3
Light Clover, mixed (o'.di.... a :s.oo
No. 1 Clovet, mixed <o!d).... 21.00 3
No. Clover, mixed. Nominal |
No. 1 Clover. Nominal
No } Clover . Nom.nal ;
STRAW?Compre??ed . C? 90S
Loose-pressed, larg? bales... ? iooo I
Lead your c in .?o that hay at door* rep- J
resents contents and thu* avoid rejection*, ;
This mark.! g-ades hay In accordance
with fhu National Hay Association.
cattle markets.
Richmond Live stock market. ;
(Sale* at t.'ulon Stock Yard*.)
Rlchmor.,1, Va . August 13. 1012. '
Rerior: u: the live*' stock market tor the |
week ending August 12, 11?13.
liest ?tuers. I'.taTr.c ; one bunch tancy j
* tec i'a it. little bisher; medium to good. .
v4~, ; common to .'air, |ij if 4'-jC. best
heifers. lUCViC.t medium to good. aViQiUc-i
common To 3VSC1UC? best cows. BHj?
?c; niudlum to good, t'isif!?c.; common to
(air. l!Htj3l4c ; bulU, I1 j V ; cows and .
calves, :160 per head; v?al calve*, belt,
THe ; fair to go...! tcj'j7c.; dicks, 4j'c...
lambs. 3. best sheep, 3V41HC.; coin-1
mon to fair, ? ;;?<?., beat hog*. 7V-;
sin vs. . ? ; sows ana .-:a,-s. ? 2<!?c.
Chicago. 111., August 13.?Cattle?Receipt?.
4.500 head; market steady to strong; beeves,
t". 74 yt > 4 ?. T.-xas s|..-rs. }?.<??.*?>- 90. West?
ern steers, $6 00(09.05; stocken .md feeders.
J|.00{j7.00; cows and heiters. J2.Ci{( "i.l.i; ,
calves, ,6.4?$3.74 Hogs? Receipt*. 11.0001
head; mark, t niostlv SOlOC; higher; light.
mixed, I7.<O0'$.*O; heavy, $7 4'. a '
?c. n igh, j : 44 i ,.:>.. pics, I&.0O?S.&3; bulk,
of suio ? ' 10 Sheep?Receipt?! 30,'?)!
head; marked ?how and mostly 11 cents ;
i lower Nuttt . |9,209.4.S0; Western. JS.tOfl
4.M; yearlings. I4.10iff4.4e); lambs, native, i
?1.60 fl 7.53; Western) II.SOigT.SSi
' Now Vork. August 13. ? Peeve*?Receipts.
(747 head; no trading: leellng steady for.
rood ? I-:- f>r medium and common 1
! .?>?. Receipt! 700; weak. Veals. ??.SO?]
110.; [f, 06.01; gnSiers and butter
[milks, St.OOJiS.OO; ho Westerns. Sheep and
-Receipt? 9,059 head; slow to '.'Ac low?
er. Sheep. f2.tOQt.00: culls. i- 25;
,l?mbs. |3*34rS.??: mainly. $$.50*J>?.76: culls.
M.fl0*ji ? Hogs?Receipts, 1,200! heavy to,
light Weights, IS.S0?4S.??.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET,
Richmond, Va.. August 13. 1912. '
Foi'.owlrig are the quotations en the Rich
mi . I Tobacco Kvchanse:
brown shipping.
Short leaf. 9 *?*?
Long loAf. ? g.J0
Wrappers . W.M it 15 00
brights.
? SMOKERS?Commoti . 7.00 ft S.5J
i m. dium .?o.w 9 ?)
; j . II.? O B-W
Ct TTKRS?Common . U.(A Q. 14.?
Medium . ?'"?'?< If ??<?
r'~ ??? *??? ?'?
' Fancy . ?.0? ??? g
I i I Ll.l-.lts?Common . S.09 a 1'>W
I Medium. "Oj | KM
, riood . 13 ?" *t 1, (0
] . 16.w vi? a
I WRAPPKRiJ?Common . 1* 01 ? {COO
I Medium . *M? '' JjJS
Cond .?'. 24,00 ?7 ".\t0
I pi?. .r,:.4o tiM
i v mcy. I?-{,'J *i ',i0,'?
I ? SUN-CHRED-KHW
I utfl, loramon to good. 5.5a ft 7/'j
t.ugk. ROO(" to prime. 7 ."0 10 ?.50 ,
Sholi . U N?
MIS( lil.LANKOL'S maick1.T.S.
pi:TBnsni"RCj pkanut ma?kkt.
(Reported hi Rodgor?, MeCube & Co i
Petersburg, V?,. Augmt 13.? i'Minuo Span?
ish -Market 'i dot Farmern' Spanish, M ?
nor bushel; Jumbo Spanish, B7yj?, per
bushel: No. 1 shelled Spanish, par
pdiind; No. I shelled Spanish, :',' I" r
pound Virginias?Market quiet; fancy
JUmtib, pef pound; fancy liand-plek-|
?d. 3'j a i\>\ per pound; extra prime, 3'ic
per pound; prime. Jo. psr pound; machJr.o
picked. 3JT3HC. per pc i :. she'.'.inc ?lock,
;c ,,cr round.
DRY GOODS MARKST,
New Tork. August U ?The jobbing; mar?
kets are active and (r :r. dress cods.
n-Afh fabrics and don: a Is broad. Dri- ,
mary cotton goods mat 1 htc o,u!et In ao- I
rordanco with tho de> le in cotton, l'rl
bary dress markets arc . live,
NAVAL B1 I1BS
Wlimtngton. N. C. A ... .st :.: ?Turpentine I
? Steady at .*<'{<?.; rocr:; ? ? ,::<? calk. Res'.n j
?Steady at .6J15; recer.j??? \:ti barrels. Tar
?Firm nt $? 10: recfli ? r> barrels. Crude
Turpentine?Firm at f: ' !( " and l."R: ro
c. Ipts. barrels.
Savannah. Os.. Aus it tl Turpentlna
market ? Flfm at Wiet ,-. sales ?33 har
receipt?; ?584: ?h ate. v.. Stocks.
j?.0S9 Rosin?Firm; si - 3.TTS: receipts.
Vehement Deniai Made That j
Romero Was Appointed
as Result of Deal.
Wa&hlngtdn. August 13.?President I
Taft ami Senators Catron and Fall, of
New Mexico, were indignant to-day
over charges coming from Representa?
tive Ferguson and Democrats of that ,
State, that the nomination of Sectin
dlno Romero, as United .States marshal
for New Mexico, t > sue teil Cre'.ghton I
M. Foraker. a l>r ti-.er Of former Sen- '
utor Foraker. of Ohio, was made as |
a result of a political deal Involving
the delegates to tlie Chicago conven?
tion. Representative Curry, former
(iovernor of New Mexico, long: an ar- ,
dent Roosevelt man, Is also mixed
the tight Cat i> tiolng on over con?
firmation of the : mlnatton. but Is not I
out in the open. - far as known. I
The Charge?, br! fly. are that Romero j
Is a ?'notorious ruftlnh, whom the Pres?
ident twice refli .1 to appoint." and!
that his homlnnt m resulted from "a j
deal made at Chi . ? by which Romero's j
cottsln, a delegate Instructed for'
itooseveit. swlt ;. l to Taft, making
his flop conditional upon Romero's ap- ,
point ment.
: The whole rlasi has been thresiirl
out before the .- rate Judiciary Com?
mittee, yvhlcl ha> :?reed to report the
j nomination favorably, hav'tig come to
the conclusion that the tight on Romero
i Is wholly polltli
"This whole t"a. .g Is the worst ar?
ranged lot of ut litigated lies 1 ever
saw." said Sens- ? Catron at the White
i House to-day "In ihe first place,
Representative i ry and everybody
else knows that 'hero never was any
agreement I d ..? the New Mexico
delegation betwei Tr.f' and Roosevelt.
Tnft carried the -ate and had all the
delegates but no, Representative
Curry. The vr.t mood seven to one
for Taft from tl time tho State con?
vention was hi until the Chicago
ended. A bo til tr worst He of nil <s
that Rorriero's cottsln, F rede rieb
Chavrez, shift' I vote at Chicago
from Konseveli
that Romero Bh
"Ch.'-Vreji was
from the Blurt
defeated a is<
I do not earr
Curry has said
divide the <:? ?
end that Chnyri
one of th<- hit
Mr. Curr> k ni
th'nff in the ho'i
agreement, (
was ever mn !?
Taf: on condition
be made marshal,
open Taft man
New Mexico, and
? It man for delegate.
v.hs ( Representative
to ah agreement to
fon four nnd four
was to havo been
ling for Roosevelt,
liking that sort of
iI ere would he an
sin h arrangement
anybody."
I when prudent nu n are going to appoint a sti g Trust Com
jj pany the ! xccutor and Trustee in their will instead of an
3 individual.
; During the past ?ix months more men ha < made this In
|) stitution their Rxccutor than in any other si> months of the
'i company's history.
\ Virginia I rust C
J The Safest lixccutor
\ RICHMOND, \ A.
| CAPITAL ONE MILLION
FLEEING CONVICT
KILLED BY GUARD
Negro Who Confessed to Mur?
der of Engineer Holt Slain
While Trying to Escape.
I Special to The Tlmcs-Dlspatoh.J
Fnyctteville, N. C, August J3.?Sol?
omon Shoppard, the negro who two
or three years ubo confessed to tho
killing of Engineer Molt, in Dun,am,
While Reuben Uarbee wos being trlc-d.
for the tnurocr, was shot and killed this
morning by convict guard when ho
made a break for liberty whllo work
ins on the construction of the Aberdeen
and Rockflsh Railroad, six miles west
of this place, with a force of con?
victs front the State Penitentiary,
Shoppard, who was serving a llto sen?
tence, broke and ran When his chain
was slipped preparatory to b.lng taken
to breakfast. A guard tired on him at
IIS yards and killed him Instantly.
it was rumored hero tin., morning
that the convicts, led by Sheppard, had
mutinied, hut the roport was contra?
dicted by Coroner J. V. MoGougan on
Ills return from the camp.
nit. si.XCI Alii i:\o.nliia ixi).
Following niauiisftiii lie I? Arrested '
on Another Charge.
ISp'v.lal to The Times-Dispatch. 1
?Manassar, Va.. August li.-Ur. Lelth
sli.v..nr. ot OCCOnuah, this county, was
to-day entirely exonerated by a cor- '
oner's Jury Impanelled for the purpose i
of Investigating the death of the child
of ICdnti Allen, of that town. Dr. Sin- !
clalr was arrested on July 20, a few 1
hours after the birth of the child, un?
der a warrant charging hlni with mal?
practice lo connection with the wise.
No evidence wu6 introduced before the
coroner's Jury which tended to show
that ha was guilty of tho crime as
charged, and it took the Jury but a
few minutes so to decide.
Dr. Sinclair at present Is In charge
of the hospital work at the District
of Columbia workhouse In Fairfax
County, and will contirvJo hla duties
thero until tho return of the regular
physician, Dr. P. W. llornbaker.
Immediately after his exoneration by
the ooroner's Jury. Dr. Sinclair was
placed under arrest upon another war- !
rant sworn out by Miss Carrie Allen,
sister of Edna Allen. charging him
with betrayal. Ball In the sum of j
?1.000 was furnished by Dr. Sinclair I
for his appearance before Justice or ;
the Pence Sanborn on September -.
Southern !?? Fined.
[Special to The Times-lVf.pn.tch.] ,
I.ynchbttrg, Va.. August 13.?A fine j
of $100 has been levied against (he i
Southorn Railway for blocking a main
road in the county. The company Clos< 1
the road to make a rut for its new
line through the county, and a bridge
has never been provided for travel, ve- j
l.. lea being forced to pass through
private property in using the road. Tna
trial was the result of an Indictment :
against the company at a recent term
i ?: the ' . ? ? .. i ? .. .?: Rustburjj_
Jr'?t?aiUt)0cltS.
Vacation Trips "By Sea"
NORFOLK to
BOSTON AM? PKOVIDENCB.
Steamers Norfolk to Boston dally, except
Thursday, to Providence. Monday, Thurs?
day and Saturday, : P. M. 'inrojgn tlckou
on sala to principal paints.
Flat iteamar?, excellent service, Ion- far**.
Wireless telegraph s?r.d tor fcookiet.
Apply C. ?: O. Ity.. N. & W, Ry? 3 a |
Euwraar.. No. 70! E. Mala Strict, and lticb
mend Transfer Cotnsaiu, Nc. Vtt f.? Mola HL
VACATION TOURS"]
Just "ASK MR. BOWMAN." He!
wiii book you and furnish TR?VEL
\\ ITHOU1 TROUBLE ? n Land, Rivt
Lakes r.r Sea.
S. H. BOWMAN. Tourist Ao,ent,
70S liait Main Street, Richmond. J
oi l. nn.Mi.Mo.? U.\r?
Lv. Richmond lout of Aau a:, dally ! ;W r. at.
Leave. Nawport News., .!:(?/,. M.
Arriv? Nu_?*.i:? A, U,
Connects w.ia a,a.o im? attainers leaiVlag
Norfolk lor New Volk ou;>, uxcept Munda>. ,
;m f. M. cuiiL.iiwu also in?<J? tj> gg
W, Ry. * P. il- and ??'. 4. u, ity. a: i y. i;
Nit,..". at?Hm?rs nop a: Clar?uioot to
land or racelvu pas-stagcra on signal, anil
be me", public cbnveyuocs.
VIRUINIA NAWUAllO.N tti. (Busetlvt
March U).?Jamas Rlvar t>> dxy.nai tor
Norfolk Uld Point. Newport News aud
a., Jaraca Riv. r landings Stcarhar leaves
Monday, Wi-diirsday and Friday at C:Jv A.
M. freight received for all Jau.es nr../
,_|ti ,;?. Phon? Madura Ka.
Mali. I'tebrl Ufflra. ?: "J i n street
via Halifax, N". S., iru:? ? <?: liOO miles. Mag
r i >nt Kceneryl <i"i n' Cinto. Northumb<!r.
land Strait. Oulf sad River St. Lawrence.and
far-famed Saguenay Itoer. S. s. ' frlnldad"
irom N. V. Aug 17th.
% \( A i ion ( R| I8ES
Tours Im-. Hotels, shore Excursions, Lowest
Kate.-. Twin Screw s. r>. "BBKMUUIAN,"
10,518 torn displacement. Electric fans, wir?.
.... teli graph)'. Fastest, newcat and only
.-tenner landing passengers "t the dock In
Bermuda without transfer. Sailings every
HV? days in connection v.!th R. M. fe. P.
I-,, 'ii kets Interchangeable,
i For full Information apply to A. F.. OFT.
EIlttlMDOE * '"? Agts., Quebec 8. s. Co.,
Ltd.. ? Hr.l?> .. V V.. S. II. BOWMAN, 701
E. Mali,, or any 1 leitet Agt.. or QUEBEC
s. >? ( o.. I to.. Quebec. _
l> n?roati?
Rlcbmonil and CheMneuke Bay Ity. r?. )
Schedule oT FJIectrlo Trains, elTei five Maj
JO. l!)Tt Leave Richmond, Laurel and Bioau 1
Streets! b*i.:04 a. M.. ?7:lu A. M.. 64:10 A.'
m.. 8:70 a. U.i "10 10 A. M . 11:10 A 34., 1:1?!
P. M.j 2 1? P. M . I:!!/ T. M.. 1.1:10 P. M };".)'
P. M.. 6:20 P. M.. 7:10 P. M.. M:10 P. 34..
10:10 P. M . U:li P. 11. Lcavo Ashland, i:ng.
land and Maple Streets: a. M.. li?!:oo ,\ '
M . S:00 a. U? b9:00 A. M.. 10:00 a m . "ll:0u
A. M.. ?12? ?.. "1:00 p. M . 2:00 I*. M.. 5W
p, M . t-W 1' M.. b?.:00 P. m . 6.0-j p, M.. 7.00
P. M BtOfl P. M.. L?:00 P. 11.. 11:00 P. M.
?Dally except Sunuey. "feu-oay otn>.
t.(.:nri. s bacciur?;
Atlantic Coast Line
The Standard Rallrond ft tile South.
EFFECTIVE AUGUST 7. IMS.
TRAINS LEAVU RICHMOND 1<AILT.
For Pirn Ida and youth: 4:14 A. M. anil
t:M .". M.i l:W A. M.
For Norfolk: "i.li A M. 9:6a a. M.. ?3:M
p. a., itio p. a.. "7:35 r- m
For N. & W. By. Watt: 0:lj a. M.. 9:50
A M.. '3:00 P. M . 'J:20 P. XI
For Pengsburg: |:M A. M.. 6:13 A. M..
. "?.!?> A. M., S:I6 A. a . 9.09 A. K? 0:50 A.
! M? ?3:00 p. .M.. 1:10 I'. .M.. C:05 p M.. 6:5?
P. M. P 31., 9:20 P. m . 11:15 p u
I For rjddshoro and Fayet tcvllle: *I:I0 P.M.
Trains arr.v?. >'.(. imond dally: 5:05 A M..
I 6:10 a. M? 10:lf A. M.. 's:37 A. M.. "10:1] A.
SI , ?11:10 a. 31., "liili a. M.. ?2:10 p it,
??1:10 P. M? C;W> P, M , 5:35 p M, 8:00 P
! m . 0:00 P. 31.. ??'.J.^i P. U? 11.50 p. U.
I ?Egcopt Sunday. ??Su.iday only.
I Tun? ot arrival and departure and con
I ucetlons not guaranteed. \
\ C. 8. CAMPBELL. I) P ?.. *n Main SL
BEAUOAltD Alii
I Southbound nan.a scheduled tu irtvr ftleh.
Imond d.iiiy: 9:0.'. a. a.- Loeni ?? sbrllna.
! t :2o p M.?Sl*< nrrs nr,,l ? i.,v .Atlanta
Birmingham, .sav.inn.ih. Jacksonville. 1:2)
a. M.?:.??< i..Ts and coaches. Jacksonville
11:25 P. M.?Mee???ri and coaohca, Alianiu,
Birmingham Memphis, Northbound traiu?
I scheduled to arrive in Richmond dull*:
; 7:64 A. M . 4;it? A. m., 5:w P. 31., 5:10 P. M..
Local,
/?fnancfal financial
Ihe Bank and Its Customers
Ordinarily the relation of a hank and its customers is that
of debtor and creditor, the bank being the debtor to the extent
of the deposits of its customers.
However, there are functions of a bank other than the safe?
keeping of customers' money.
Richmond's Strictly Commercial Bank
offers its customers many accommodations that will be found
advantageous in the conducting of business. Call or write us
in reference to opening an account.
Planters National Bank
OF RICHMOND, YA.
Capital .S 300,000.00
Surplus and Profits.$1,400,000.00
Three Per Cent Interest, Compounded Seml-annually,
Paid in Savings Department.
Your Account
WELCOMED AT THIS BANK, WHETHER LARGE OR
SMALL.
To those opening new accounts or transferring old ones this
strong independent bank offers you safety for your savings,
with 3 per cent interest added, and every facility for the exten?
sion of your business.
oc- xz>
Bank of Commerce and Trusts
Ninth and Main Streets.
Sound Banking Methods
The methods of this hank are such as to insure to every
customer and stockholder th< absolute security of every cent
entrusted to the bank*.-, care
This requires the making of loans and investment'- that arc
not only sate, but which can be turned into < ash on dir-rt noti. .-.
This is the most vital part of the banking business.
Strict adherence to such sound banking method* is one of
the settled policies of the
National Bank of Virginia
MAIN AND NINTH STREETS
3c/( In Savings Department
Incorporated 1832.
VIRGINIA FIRE & MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF RICHMOND, VIIH.INIV
Eightieth Annual Statement, Januar) l, 1012,
Aaactn . . ?lk?l!,qSS.oh jj
Net suriiiiii.. aoe,o3i.6o jj
Miriiiu? t? Policj-boid?r?. sr.n.eai.ou ||
WM If PAI.MK.rt. P.-e.-ildent. W. It. McCARTHT, Secretary, jj
E. n. ADDISON. Vice- President. 03CAP. D PITT*. Treasurer, H
Un?roabs
SOUTHERN RAILWAV
Pn?Mlr.i. - v..-ii.it u/ rHK SOUTH.
Traisa Leiv? L.camond.
.v. B.?Following schedule n.-u..j publish*
?J as In.'ormmioii and nut Guaranteed:
For um South?Dally: i:10 A. m Local I
IC;4J A M Lxprers ?.CO f. M. Brprcsr
siita c.ectrK ted Sleeping Car lor at i
.?ata uad Birmingham. 11:41 p. m. Express ,
IViek D*>?: 1:00 P. M. Local.
YORK RIVER LINE.
4:*o P. M ?L)ji. y.?t:onntct:ng for Haiti.
0,0.'? Man Wed. and Friday. 6.uC a- at. ? Itx
huo. and P. M.-Uon., Wed. and Fri?
day?Local
i rains Arrive Hlchmond.
From the .Soutn: t.M A. SI . S:I0 A m
Z.bO P. si . ft :0b P. M. daily; 12:? Ks Hun. i
From Wtst i'oint: Si-O A. M. dal:y, U:8 a
it.. Mo/.. Wed. and Frl., 4::; P. M. Ex Sun :
a. K. BUROESS, D. P. a.,
?Cr; E Main St. l'hon? Madison 27? 1
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
7:30A. ?Local ? Dally? Newport News.
E:li A.?Local?Dally?Ch villa. Ex. Sun.
1 hunuood,
?9:00 A.?Express?Dally?Norfolk, Old Point
110:00 A.?Local?Dally?Lchbg., Lex. C. Fur*"
?li! :00 Noon ? Express-Dally ?Norfolk Old Pt :
?3 it P.?Bs press?Dally, c.n.. L'.vllte.
14:00 P.?Express?Dally?Norfolk, N. News.
J:(sl I'.?Local ? Dally?N. ,\e?i, Old polnu
1:15 I'.?Local? Ex. bun? Gordouavllle.
?i.lj P.?Locul- Ex. Suo ? Lchbg. Nalutall
Bi Idge, enfiuu . ?:??.
?4 10 P.?Limited?Dally?Clnclo'tl, Chicago.
?11:00 P.?Express?Dally?Ulnclsaatt, L'vlu?.
'Sleepers, tl'arlor Cars.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND?Local from!
East. .H:10 A. m.. ~. M P. M. Through from1
East: 11:30 A. Mo 1:01 P. M.. 6:30 P. m. Local
irom West: ft.lfO A. m.. ???:? A. m.. and
l.:o P. M. Through: ?:20 A. m.. 11 :u A.
m. and 2:10 P m.
James Rlvar Line: ??.?:M a. m., 4:io p.m.
??Dally t->?-ept r.undiy
Richmoud & Pe.eriju.j ..ucinc Railway
Cars leave Manchester, Seventh and I'crry
Streets, lor I'" icraburtj:
?c. 7. ?>. '\>. lu, 11, '13 A. v. . :. 2, ?3. 4. i.
?? .. i. * j. lv P. ?.
11:00 P. M . lur ? acsler. 12.00 midnight fo:
Petersburg.
Cars leave Petersburg, foct of Kycamors
Street, .or Manchester:
15:14, Silij. ??/.lt>. ?irlS. s:3J. ?::3. ?10:35. 11:1?
a. 51.: IJ.SJ. *!**? S:2i. MllS*' 6 Hi. ?:4a,
?. . ..... 11:35: ???-.to. .. ? tu p. u.
1 Daily, except Sundavs ar.d holidays.
?Carries biKgaEv ar.d express.
??Limited, except Sundays and holidays.
All cars from Petersburg connect with
. -. i s foi itlcnmond
Norf oik & V/estern Railway
ONLY AL LRAIL LINE TO NORFOLK."
Schedule In Effect Augutt 7. 1911
Leave Byrd SuOet Station. Klchi. r>liu FOP
NORFOLK: bSTO A. 51., "?:0C A. V . aJ:04
P. M., '1:10 p. 51.. b7:33 P. M.
FOR LVNCHBURO AND THE WEST: '&:li
A. 51., *t:S0 A. M. a::.oi F. M.. ?i:t0 P. m.
Arrive Richmond ..'.in Norfolk: uU'tg a
m.. hit's*. A. 51.. ?11:30 I'. si.. bl0:25 V. M..
?H:i0 l". m From in? West ?t.lTJ A If.,
?1:10 P. m.. iil:IO I*. 51.. ?t:0S I*. 51.. -i:00 V.
m.
? Daily, n I i.niy t>x Sunday. bSunday oniT.
W Ii. HEVILL, C. U. BO.HLEV.
u 1'. A , Huani.k?. D. V. A.. K'.cbraoad.
The
Success
Of this hank as Indicated by its
steady Krowth and constant In
crense In patronage, is largely
built or, the friendship of its cus?
tomers, gained by careful atten?
tion to their every banking; re?
quirement
I First National Bank
ij 110} F.. Main Street
1 Capital and Surplus. .$2,000,000 \\
Commonwealth Bank
You arc assured of satisfactory
service if your account is in this
bank.
Manchester National Bank
I he place where your money
rgows and whore it is safe
iixaflroiiDS
RiCuHiond.Freucric?'? & Potomac R. R.
j TO A.'.'O FROM WASHINGTON AND BEYQNO.
Loavo Richmond
?6.80 a.m. Itjrd >t. Sta.
?6,40 a.m. Mala Ht. sto.
?m.ou a.m. Mala st. Nta.
hiiia.m. 11) rd St.Stj.
?10.2:. a.m. 11) rd St. Sla.
?1S.01 noon III rd Ht, Sta.
13.00 P.M.Dyrd St. Hta.
ta.Stl P.M. Itjrd St. Sis.
11.16 P II. Kill? Station.
?6.16 P.M. Mala st. sin.
?8.80 p.m. r.ird St. Sta.
Arrive Itlohmoiul
? 7.AO A.M. ll)rdSt.SU.
111.86 A.M. Klha St itliio.
tl I .ics A.M. It)rd Kt.Sia.
?I.IS P.M. Main St.sta.
??.60 P.M. Hjrrtst.Ma.
?II.<0 P.M. HjrdNt.Sts.
? 11.00 P.M. II) rd St.Slo.
to.-.'.'. P.M. Iljrd St. Sta,
?11.13 P.M. Main St. Sla.
? 12.60 ninht ItjrdSl.Sls.
?I.o.'. nlvlit 'l.il.i St. Sla,
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS?WEEKDAYS,
i f.ram lord M?. ;Hla. 1.00 P. M. Tor Krederlckshors-.
1 l.rate Klba Sia. J.tr, A. XJ.,0.2.1 P. m. for Asldans.
Arm :i,r.| St.Sla.8.2.1 A.M.from Krederleksb'f.
ArrlTi Elba Sta. n.:;.i a.m...mo p.m.from Ashlana..
?Doily. (Weekdays. i.Sundays only.
All trai'-js to or from Byid Street Station.
: atop at Elba. Time of arrivals And departursr'
i ?ot guaranteed. Rtad tha signs.

The times dispatch. [volume], August 14, 1912, Page 8, Image 8
About The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

The times dispatch. [volume], August 14, 1912, Page 8, Image 8 About The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

The times dispatch. [volume], August 14, 1912, Page 8, Image 8
About The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914