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New York
Stock Market
to-days ftdva.nct! m the British batik
.
tl
I ?
ternattonnl monotart situation usu.^t
be reckoned with in-the developmenta1
of the next few months.
?
?
?
?
raise Its discount at this purtieulai
period. th<
.
???hon tP.e August rate was | ]-_? per
cent and advanced to 7 per! cent before
I loci
i
drooping. caJl mohe; opened at three
:
the highest tlpure in some v eeks. Moit
i
Jr?\ver rate. Time accommodations, es- j
pccially sixty and ninety day terms,
were stiffcr with a slight Increase of .
demand.
Tl c only time in the course of the :
? ?
?
l.oulsvlllc and Nashville directors had;
\ ted a 20 per cent liier? ase of stock ?
to i. offered at par. A two point ;
?t. line In Uils issue resulted, how- |
ever, with renewed dullness elsewhere,]
hut final prices in steel. Union Paclflc
und Heading were at or near the day's]
further Irregularity and dullness
?wer? shown by the bond market with
total sales 'par value of }1.350.000
United States '.wo > r< glstered ad?
vanced 1-4 and the cotipoji twos do*
Cllned 1-5 per cent on call;
New York. August 29.?M^oncy on
call firmer. 2 .i-S to 3 1-1 rer cenl i
Ruling rate S per rent. Time loans
strong. days 3 e-4fi4 pet cent: six
months i 3-4?S.
Prime mercantile paper to ,". 1-2
per opt. Sterling exchnnse steady.
$iSi25 for sixty day bills and $t.fT.'.a
4or demand. Corhmerchl bills $4.8312. I
RICHMONO STOCK MARKET
Bv Kichnid tv. Usury,
Vn.k -rtd Bond Rrokrr. 101C E Main Stre
Richmond. Va . August . ?.
STATE SECURITIES; ill I Ask
Virginia Js, Old. c anrl ft. :v. ? ??.
V.i. Centuries, .-? r. and K. 1M1.. H\ I
RAILROAD BONOS.
A. C. tl R R Cbc, Tr 4 p.. e.... ft.
? and O. Genl M . ?.'?*.?. l*J>2. 10!
?iecirsla. Sou. and FliuT "d" . p.*.
Os rr: i and A.a Cor. 4s. 1M5. utf
tNor. and Weil Ry. 4s. 19J6.
Seaboard Air l.ln* 4s. 19S0. S7
Kb B. Dev. and O. M 4e 19H.. .. 1?
Wettern N C. lit <??. C lf.n. :?.
STREET RAILWAY BONDS.
Nor. and Torts. Trac, Co 5s, tsjj . -)
STREET RY. STOCKS. Par.
Va P.y and Power cv pfd t
?\ .i Rv. and rower Co. coin_1(0 C
RAILROAD STOCK?. Par
Atlantic Coast l.ir.c cam.it*> m
Chesapeake and Ohio.tt .
Norfolk and WeStirn coin.10)111
Seaboard Air Line pfd.I'M M
Seaboard Air l.lr.o cam.IO0 '.I
Southern Railway pfd.too so
Southern Railway rom.to) 34
BANK AND TRUST CO STOCKS.
American Nations!.i?A? ?31
Broad Street -. ..
i;ank ol C?mmerc? and Trusts :?
I'ent.-al .Vatlon.i! Bank._10018
? Commonwealth Bank.lOOlliVi 1
Merchants National. .IM S0j>
M<char.:cs and Merchants.109 155
National State and city Bank :?
Jilchmond Trust and Cava Co 100 1
Savings Bank ol Richmond. 15 M
I . n Bunk of Richmond.?:
?.r.:a Trust Company.100 1GO
West En? . :i IS!4
MIS' ELLANEOUfl.
Va.-Car Chem. pfd. 5 p e.166 '.:?; 1
Vn Rulidir.g ar.d Loan Co.1C0 I1 G
orations for Interest-paying bonds ai<>
pries to Which Interest must be added
me bonds and Certificates of Indebted
"bond list. "
-Chaimert f? ctfs (bldt. u
rlcan Tohiteeo Co oil 4s (bid). s;
rlcan Tt.liarro Co bid ?'? ibid). 120
Norfolk nr.s Western conv. 4s (bld>.
Be a board .Mr l.-.r.. stamped 4 s (bidi..
Seaboard Air l.lns stampod is. .
Southern Railway is.
Southern Railway "s.
1 ':.:?. d sta i?t SI ? . End 5? .
Virginia-Brown Bros r}tfa 'bid ? ...
virslnla-car. ilherh 1st E*.
Va. Ry. and r-.wer Co In tasked)...
W?baih rtsh is.
Wahush. ? Pitt- T.'rm. Is' 45 .
COTTON ?1 MtKl IS.
Ne'e York. A<ia-j?' '-'? Aftel ir. ea:
vanet- ih? Cotton market turned fas
?lay an', clos. d pasy ot a net decline
20 points Bi fi r< ml . ia> active
e njd ''}'? points net higher,
POlhtS a'oor.'f the- ,.-.\c l.vt' of ye-J
morning Den irid a in .. ? . > iroiind
prices, and after a short perlOr] ni bei
the martcei becarrii ?vJcnk Srirl
Buyers of ysiterday ar.d this morhh
had fvl'.fnr y bee:
rather rhati ?ny Immediate austuin
\ :, r: ee, N-raini *(">.
? Receipts at
a .
at Oalvast i
January .
j . bruary .
Mai
M ?
June .
September . It ?
October .10? lO^SS If.:: Iti.r
November .
Deeembsr .- ...1103
Spot cotton closed mld<D hg ij
lar.de. 2". !*: midt] ng gulf . , . .
ba!'f
Cotton, ?julet: middling, Ii >'-.\ grots r?
eaiptt. ?.?? hales- sales ' ? ? s ?? stock
lit. 434 SS'es ? ap'.r- : ? ?>? ?
bales; Coastwise, tt bai.t.
T?tal to-day at Sil ports?n?.:pis
17.0?1 habt; export to Great
bales; to Franee. 3.ir?'. bates ?'? i."
t.* at,
Consolidated at all ports-.v.: receipts
OPEN an ACCOUNT WITH
THE UNION BANK
OF RICHMOND.
U07 EAST MAIN STREET.
.tOO MAKES A START. 2 PK Jt
' CENT. INTEREST,
OfHciai Mange and Sale of .Stocks in New York
BY THOMAS BHANCll & <.'?>. Bankers nnd Brokers,
cubing.
Baien. Stock. Open. High. Low Bid'Asked Sales. Stock. Open. High. I>
? i > Int. Mer. M
? ' '
l \ in \ ?i ? 'lietn., it-:
!.;??? Ami ? B> ei Sugar.
In) Paper, pCd
? ' ? t..M. Loillsviii? iind Kiihhvtlli
?Ul"tl\
,pp
A ni ? i .<... .n>.-i i v.-. pf.i. ... ... p ?? . . j,,.. , Al. xl, un petroleum ?
Snior, Malt ?To pfd. ?U .vi.. Kun. and Texts?
A.n. to ';i i. Smelting . ?3 ?"?'i ft it *<\? ?? : o Mlsoui I Paciltc .
American Sogar . 1 '"? ' ...i n. w Vork Central .
\- Pel an<| Tel Co... !?? I?5?i U-ri IIMH l?5(* da' n Y.i "i.t und Western
>
:
I
?
1 i ? on iind Ohio l?V.'j It'iVj '"-'j ! ?? i 1,100 Pittsburgh Coal, com...
'
'
Broklyn Rapid Transit. . .'is '?' ... "j. uiis n . .
Ce tr.nl Until r. ? -m. .:>'?? ?\ 29?* ..-'i . - . Republic Irojn and Steel
Cairo (lain Pa Hie .'T.s :>?>, 2.?*? SJM* -.*'?'?? 200 ttepttbllc 1. and s.. Jtu.
? ?
South.rn Pacific . 11- " Ill's 111 ' *
?Crttclbb st. -1. pfd. ??'??? ??:?"?? u ?_?<" Southern Hallway . 809? ? !a ??'
'??' * ? 'go and Northwest. ... 111*4 HiSVi 3W Southern Hallway, pfd >.-"t ?? ?? Wi ?>
Js'A' WilMi 4 Ii '?Hdr 0 IS .'f. tiiotn BhrdluShv Standard ?.>!! . . ? ?? b'*>*>
1.100Colorado Ke?l and Irbrii 92% 33 3iH ?:-'1: 33*4 -OS. A. I... com. 2394 ? 28*4 '-'?"?
Colorado and SOUther?-,* i. ... 2?*/0S. A I., pfd. Kfifi 'i ?-''J
L9?0 Consolidated On.".H-IH 145T4 14-'.', !?.'.?, tit 3,sW'Tenttessoc i'upper. *i i i-'-j 12?,
Delaware und Hudson. ... ... I.oi, i:i p., Texas Pacific . 8254 " ??? ?x*
?
?
i
bed Mln. iind Sm? pfd, ... 12 i : \ (.(Jar Chemical . t;!-.. I i ITHj ?H
??.??;.??. w. Helme Tob. Co- P!"< I? IM> Va.-Cnr. t;henilcal. pfd. ... . ... lit)
n Kle. trlo.isjtj 1*2?, !>;i.. l-.'i. is? Uoymnn-Bruton To .Co.. 22.1
J.sw Great Northern, pfd,.. . )?:?>, lajijj 133 ' >;'? IS? VVabash . ... .?? n
4.?? Great Northern Ore!Ctfs |* IST* U - I4?i4 Wabash. pfd. ... ... I?i',
Illinois Central . ... 131 i:u>, Western Ptilon . i. ... >l'.?i
t !# Ihtet horo-Mei. > .? 20 \:>\ >?. Total sales for day. 2??.506 sh es
1,409 Intcrbpro-Met pfd .... firj?, K??? 5H B8',i Total rales for \c.-oU ftour da- ? >. S4S.*oD shares
i otai sim- heptembei i at al; ports?Net j
receipts, 12.0$?,21! bules; <.\;">rt to Orcni
Britain, t if-: bales; t? Frap.cc. 1.19T.: ?
halej; to th- Continent. U91.SM batet: to]
Japan. (12,106 hales, to Mexico, ? bales J
New Orleans, August -? -Cotton futures I
opened stead} 11 an ndvnncc <,f Ttj}9 points
on good cables and continued nbserico of]
rains In the western half ?: the cotton bell
Privat? .-ub>? fie in Liverpool Haid that I
English spinners showed a disposition io '
tjdy at present prices Spol cotton easy, v .
eft, middling, 1114c. Pale? on the spot 1C:
I si ? Futures closed barely *:cad> at .1
net decline ril 6Cf< points Closing bids;
August 10.5S nomlnnl; September, lOAij Oc?
tober, 10.?'; December, 10.80; January, Vb.il;
M.irra. lljOSi May. U.U.
LOt VI. MARKE I Qt OTAI IONS.
trnlshcsl b> bevj, Cohiinlsslon Co. com-.'
mission Merchants, Richmond. \ a ? I
HlcnmjiiJ. Va., August \
rt.M. W llol ll-Al.l. QUOTATIONS ?'l
.M VKKET,
LIVE POULTRY,
:: itters, each. Si. a
Ducke, large, young, lb. 14 J
Ducks, small, young, lb. t) 'j 1
EG'JS?cruiod.
In crates, nearby, fresh, u? s. .'. i
In ? rales, other sections, Oui. Jl & i
Guinea egg?, dor . . 11 y
BUTTER,
Family, choice, fresh, lb. :o ?J
Merchants', fair, lo. UVs'tt
LIVE STOCK.
Veals, choice to fancy, lb. if
Veals, poor la !alr, lb. 6 'a'
Calves, runners, lb., < O 6.1
Sheep, lb. It 'it ?%4j
Lambs, spring, lb. c y I
Cattle, :?!:? to prime, lb. 4 tj lli
Hot-, lb. ? ?I ;y,
COUNTnT-CURED ?ACO.N'
Hams, well smoked, imatl, lb. tl if
Hams, well smoked, large, lb. It O 17 I
Sides, well smoked, lb. l-'Viit 13
Shoulders, will smoked, lb... UV? J U
hides.
Dry flint, lb. :o j
Dry salt, -lu. is if
Green, salt, lb. 1:' y
GTcani lb. 11 ii
Greeh, dariiagcdi lb. ?> id *
Tallow . ? y.
Di,s?a\ .... 5T7 0'
WOOL
Ch., unwashed, free of burr.a. if T.
Csi., unwashed, lightly lurry. 2J Q U
Ch . unwashed, medium hurry. J> 3 21
Ch . Unwashed, heavy hurry if :s
Market Conditions?Market very octl.t
All lines In good demand.
NE? YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
New York. August "3.?Flour?Steady with
n moderate trade. Rye Flfiur and Cornrrieal
Firm Rye?quiet Barley?Steady, wheat
?Spot firm; new. No. C red. Jl.OfiVi c. 1 :
track, nnd ll.OTi, f o. i>. afloat. Futures j?
j ii net higher, September. 51 Ol; Decem?
ber. 11:02*41 May, ):'.?s'. Corn?Spot firm;
export, ?'.*,'". : o b, afloat, December and
March. 0.1 ts Firm, new, standard white.
41c , No :. 41?,e.
Prtrk. Reef and LSrd?Firm or. Meats
Quiet. Pctroleuni nr\<l Rosln-I-Qulct. Tal
\n\\ steady \V< ?1?steady ltlc< -Unset
tied. Molasses Quiet .,n.i steady Sugar?
ittensecd oil was genera ly a shade huh
under report! et froo crude offering-, a
k of Outside speculative demand and
:i liquidation on :!?.? late weakness i"
ton Futur, s clog! ! . 'H points net low
Sspterhber. **?--'" '<*-Noyenib'tVr, ?<??>;
me crude, ?,07 do. slimmer yellow,
< Mil AMI OKAIN MAIIKI'.I
?
l.U'A. Clcso.
RICHMOND ORATN MARKET.
Richmond. Va . August j> 1M3
v HOLR?A.LE QUOTATIONS ON CHANGE,
t\ H EAT?Ca* lets
I roil.v -Car lota
No. j Whit*..,
I No. * shite..,
?1 01
No. 2 mixed. a ?a
Virginia -. p, ^. j,;
? IA TS i ar lots
No. i) mixed fnew). e7>?^r
.*?'" 3 mixed (hew). S^sii
No. j While (new). "iff 3314
No while (new. j. is?>
Winter iced i lo w)_. 4$ ?j> ?o
RYE Cur : t*
No. j (new). 8 t]
Nn. 1 in?w)..,. a ft
Virginia, bar lots (new). 0 V!
lilt ILMO.NTl HAY M VKKE1
K'.-hmor.d Va.. August 2i. ;(?'.:
Fnllewing are the quotations on the Rich?
mond Hay Exchange:
Car lots?Old or New
No l Klmothy. # 23.60
No. 2 Timothj-. 22.00 T
No. 3 Timothy. 16.W Tj
bight plover mixed. y jjj ;o
No. 1 Clovci. mixed. 21.00 1(
No. 2 Clover, mixed. Nominal
No I Clowr. Nominal
No. 3 Clov. r. Nominal
STRAW?Compressed . S.OO
b'traw- Loose-prassed, :'.-? hues it loco
Load your ear* so that hay e* ^aora rep
resents contents and :hus a\ old rejections.
The market grades ha) in accordance
with lh- Notional lia> Association
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Salts a: Union Btoch Yards.)
Richmond. Vi., August 29, 1912
Report of the live stuck market fjr the
week ending August 24, ;$12:
U* st steers, 7V?tJ7?ic.; medium lo good,
?'t a 7c.. common to (Sir, l:? '?; S'jc : beat
heifers, S&Gtt'.lC.; medium to good, O iO'j.-..
common to lair. ;?Sjt:,c, best tows, iQ
I'-iC ; medium 10 good, 4'-, p,c.; comiil?n
I,, (air. .'?i4r.o.iC.: balls. I , Presh cows.
4? ? ?< ?'?"? per l ead, liest ?e-al calves, 7lie:
lulr u> ste-oj, i'a *' "<?; dlckf, 4 3 Jr.; best
PS . ahoats, 64 9 . sows and stags,
. ; bent lambs e .1 7c.; common. iHfJae :
best "sheep. 2 * le.; common to fair, 2':i3c.
Chicago, ill. August 39.? Cattle?Receipts
lead. Market steady, 10c. lower; calves
unevenly higher. Beeves, J5.V 10.46: T?x**,
steers. $2.75{j S.16; u'estorn steers, i.'.iic-';.
Steckers and feeders. S4-30fl7.2ii cows and
heifer*, $2 wit: eoH'ci, $; M ::?'?' Hogs?
Receipts 10,000, head. Market steady; others
weak to 10c. lower. Light, iii ? :?'; mixed, [
?5.10 <t ? heavy, J7.M-gS.75; rough. $7.1? if .
MS. pigs, tl.604tS.25; hujlt of sales, >-..". -
8.76 Bheep? Receipts 3a.i>" head. Market
at) idj lo 16c lower. Native, 13.40474.6?;
western. $3.45'ji ?.'5; lambs, nalie. $4.751J7.lt);
west. rn. $4 77 if 7.1*.
New York. August 2>.?Bepv?i?Receipts
6J7 head; no tradings feeling steady. Calves
Receipts (tj head Market s'.eudy. Veals.
i:ii i2.oti: :< -i calves, . I.60j grassers; It
i-6'.tCj buttermilks, tS.SO'QO.OO ishcop and
.Receipts i.Ml head; market Irregu
Shqep, 12.5011 4.26: culls, 1132.00; lambs,
;007.55; culls. $4.6043 ft. Hogs-Rocclptl
,150 head; fee-ling weak; quotations un?
til! II MONI. TOBACCO MARKET.
Richmond* Va.. August 1912,
Following aro the. quotations on the- Rich:
mon I Tobacco Exchange:
BROWVt BHIPP1NO
Lugs .4 7 50 U? i.Ol
M rt leaf. ?.oft <?| ?.et ?
Long lial. 6.00 y 12W
\\ ; uppers . 10.io u 10.00
BRIOHTP,
.? .?!< K GRS?Common . 7.?C j Kit
Medium . 10.00 it 12. uj
? . U.to y 15 (h)
Ci ? I'BRS?Common . 14.M -j i. ?
Mi dluni . 16 is) a 17.06
Pin? . 20.t? y 2s.00
Pan y . 24 im a 27.00
FILLERS?Common . . < 0) w 10.00
Medium . 10 oo in' 12.00
. i?< h] .uoo it 15.00
I . t> . 16.00 G 20 oo
I WR Al'PERS?Conim?n . taO) .;. iC.63
1 Medium . 22.'? at 13.00
Uodd . 25.00 -it 30.C0
I'll,. . 1(2.60 W E7.50
Par.cy .? 40.00 4...0.)
SU.N-CURED?NBVW.
Lugs, common to good. 6.50 i{1 7.?j
Lugs, goof to prime. 7 60 U ? 50
o-v.: ..j:. too U lv?
MIM'l I I. VNEOffl dtARKRTtV
PETERSBl'RO PEANUT MARKET.
I it ; fttd : :? Rodgers, McCabe A Co.)
i Petersburg, Va., August i?-p, anuts?Span?
ish?Ma-k-t ?.ak: Parihera' Spanish. S6o
p. r biiahiei; .luti.be Spahiiih, STvic. p^f
I bushel; No. 1 shelled Spanish, 5!*c. per
pound: No. J ?h?'.:rl Spanish, 3Vjc per
pouml. Virginias?.Market weak. fancy
Jumbo. 33?c. per po.nd; f.inc/ hand-plot
cd. .i\-c per pou:... extra prime, 3'?c |
per pound: prime. ! . p-r pound: machine. I
;??' >'? ? . - per pound; sh-lllng stock. I
:c ne: pound.
DRY GOC:>; MARKET.
New York. Augunt 2$.?Mora activity was]
noted on the prims nil in goods market.
New prices wire named on cotton crashes,
buck and terry tow. .? and cotton damask.
Hrii ?- showed slight aevahces, but this did
not deter buyers from operating freely for |
tlo next spring season .-ales of es'-.-liuh
standard iiri.it cloth: were made foi s*p
tember delivery at !?:???. above the .is- ojii6
tailon. in most places ihesii goods could Pel
obtained .it ?. Thei "as a good demand |
for men's wear In ivlntei weights. Cotton j
earns rule iiulct. Ri.? silk advanced again.
NAVAL S roit r.s.
Wilmington. N. C., August '-f?Spirits Tur-|
pentlne?Steady at Rosin?Stead) at
js.lfl Tar?Firm ai f.MO '-'rude Turpentine
?Quoted at 13.25SJ4.75; receipts barrels.
sa-..it.:-,a:-i. 'la.. A..c ..-t .-? - i :-p.-:;tir.e ?
in- Tu :r.. s.ilrs ;
barrcli?; ehlptnt
MARINE IN I Kl I H.F.NOl.
PORT OF RICHMOND. AUOCST 59, 1912
AhKlVED.
Steamer Berkeley, .-nelly, Norfolk, mer- I
chahdtse and passengers, Old Dominien'
Line;
Steamer Pocahontas. Qravss, Norfolk and]
Jahiei Illver landings, merchandlsa and pas?
sengers, Virginia Navigation Compacy.
Steamer Aurora, Furman. Poti "Vurg and
Janiei River landings, merchandise, and pas*
iengi 11, Furhib a Dlnb.
SAILED.
Steamer Berkeley: Shelly, Norfolk, mer?
chandise and passengers, cjid Dominion
Line.
Steamer Aurora. K rman. Petersburg und I
James River lat.dings merchandise and pas-|
lengei?j Furman Line.
\i:\\ -i VTIOX COMPLETED.
Southern win I'm it into Commission
September 15,
Icip- etui tb the! times-Dispatch. 1
Lynchhurg, Un . Atitrust 23.?The
Southern Railway has fixed September
l.-, at" the time for the new station to
be put Into commission In the West
Lnd, lifter which the temporary sta?
tion will be abandoned and all pas?
sengers over the new route throuirh
the city will be landed within A short
walk of the street car Hries.
With tin exception of the installnt
' on i.: .-?:.:?.:.a fixtures find the com
pletion ??!' the paving of the station ap?
proach from park Avenue, the station
is ready for use now. The new sta?
tion Which haa cost about $50,000, will
-to Into commission without ceremony.
BUILDING* PERMITS
Mr?. Thorpe In Kreei (120,000 I henire
fOr Colored People.
nuidlnir -.t.'t iepiilr permits were issued
yesterday as follows: \
Mrs. A ..it;.. , re.-t a one-story
t rick theatre, t? be used by colored people,
ni MO No-:', ? :ond Street) to cost $30.00?.
It ?III scat IM p.-opl". and will he In ac?
cordance wit;, modern building laws for
structures of this character.
W. .1 K .?h. to erect a two-story
brick dWi Ing, ..?>; West OrAtte Street, to
.,.st LVOV
A V. Shea erect two detached two
?tbry brick dwellings, 3222-S224 Orove Ayo
!,ue, to C(S' }l I.J50.
O. W. Oupd itch', to erect a . one-atory
brick stable, rear of 3V1 Fulton Street,
to cost I1S5.
Firs: Baptist Church, io repair brPk
church bu ill eg at Twelfth and Broad
.-tie.is. adding an additional story on the
east nnr.. x. to cost tS.500.
Sarah Orin ??> r.palr a frame dwelling,
?". West Coutti Street, to cost IU',000
< ni Me, i CH With n Iloltle.
r?r Btlltoi k, of the city ambulance,
was called In last niu-ht to attend T.ll
li.in Antr ! duicht.-r of e\-Police
man C. P. Angel; The child, six years
Of a-fc. fell oh a broken bottle atvd cut
her lee severely. She was treated and
left at her home, r.o: South Belvlderc
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Miss Morris's School
FOB GIRLS.
3 F.nst l.rnre Mrret.
September 26. 1!>12. Catalogues at;
hook stores or from the principal.
MISS SUSIE P MORRIS,
Principal.
1116 West Avenue.
ftiiilroiitja
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
PRBM1KK '..iltniEU OF THE BOUTU.
Trains Leave Richmond.
N. B.?Fo .oivlng schedule figures publlsh
[ rd as Information and not guaranteed:
For tbo Suuth?Dally: 4:10 A. U. LoraL
10:? A. M. Express. C:0O p. M. Uxprass,
with electric lighted Sleeping Cur fur at
.aaia ami Birmingham. Ulil P. M. ,t
Week l_>a>?: 3:W P. M. Local.
YORK RIVER LIMB.
4:10 P. M. ? Datiy.?Connecting for Belli,
more Mon. Wed. and Friday. t:0e A_ at.?kx
Sun. und 3.Ii P. M.?Mon., Wed. and Fri?
day?. ... >J
Trains Arrive Hlchmond.
From the South: ?:W A. S:<0 A U
I t-M V. M . 8:? P. M. dally: lJ:8i Ex. Sun.
Krom West Point: '.1:30 A. M. daily. A.
V. Mor.. Wed. and Frt. t:? P. M. Es Sun.
8. E BURGESS, D. P. A.,
?07 E Mala 8L Phon? Madison 771
1 Ricbmond, FreftericksD'e ft Fotomac R. R.
TO AND FROM WASHINGTON AND BEYOND.
Leavo Rlnhmond
?fi.Srt A.M. ltyrd St.Sta.
?A.40 A.M. Malndt. Sta.
?s.oo A.M. Main St. Ma.
?8.40 A.M. It) rd St. Sta.
?10.96 A.M. II) rd St. Sla.
?14.01 noon II) rd St. Sta.
t?.00l'.M.l?)rd St. Sta.
tll.50 P.M. Ilyrd St. Sla.
,1.1", P.M. Klba Slallun.
?6.16 P.M. Main St. Kla.
?8.80 I'M. Ilfrd St. Sts.
Arrlsre Richmond
?7.60 A.M. r.yrdKt.Sta.
111.26 A.M. Klba Station.
Tl 1.115 A.M. Ilyrd St.Ste
?1.19 P.M. MalnSt.Sta.
??'./.o P.M. 11 yrd St.Sta.
?P.til P.M. Ilyru M.sta.
?11.00 P.M. It) rd Sl.Kts.
10.86 P.M. K) rd St. Sts.
?11.1 J P.M. Msln St.Sta.
?18.60 nlshl lljrrdSt.Hta.
?I.ii". oIu-11< Main St. Sta.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS -WEEKDAYS.
Leave II) rd St. Sta. i'M P. M. for Frcdrrlrk?bor?.
I.earr Elbs SU. 7.16 A.M.,6.98 P. M. for Ashland.
Arrive n>rd Kt. sta. 8.?-'.'> A.M.freut Preaerleksb g.
ArrlVeElbs Sla. 0..1l) A.M..6.H0 P.M. from Asliland.
?Daily. tWeekdays. ??undnya only.
All traiae to or from Byid Street Station
1 atop at Klba. Time of arrivala and departures
I aot guarsstscd. Read tna slgas.
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1104
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Capital and Surplus, $2,000,000
This Bank
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BANK OF COMMERCE
AND TRUSTS
Ninth and Main Streets.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. .... $350,000.(10
Incorporated 1832.
VIRGINIA FIRE & MARINE
INSUBANCE COMPANY OF RJCHMOND. VIRGINIA.
Eightieth Annum Statement, Jimiir? l, 1912,
Ameln . ?1.611,0SS.O0
Net Surpull. 000,031.00
Surplus to Polles --holdere. HS4,031.00
WM_ II PALMER, President- W. H. McCARTHT. Secretary.
E. B ADDISON, Vice- President OSCAR D PITTS. Treasurer.
PROTECTION
Of the depositora' interests haa been the keynote of the suci.es., pf
Richmond's Strictly Commercial Bank
Planters National Bank
OP RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
? npltnl . *? 300,000.03
Surplus anil pro II In. S 1,100,000.00
Three per i mi Intereat, Compounded Scml-Annunlly, Paid In >m Inc.
Ilepn rl nienl.
l\uiUoab0
Atlantic Coast Line
The r-tundurd Roll road of the Soutb.
EFFECTIVE! AUOUST 7. 1603.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND LAI LT.
For F.orlJa and ?01.13; I:It A. M ant
t;fcO P. M.< 1:00 A. M.
For Norfolk: Mltl0 A M. r>:Co A. II. '1.04
P. M.. 1:10 I'. M . "7.? P. 14
For N. A W. Ry. WMt: 6:14 A. M . ?:50
a M . ?3:05 P. 11 . ?.20 i'. m.
For r?t?*Ta*>jr?: 1.10 A. M. 6.15 a. M
??S;I0 A. M.. ?:15 A. M . S:00 A. il , ?:?.g a.
11.. '?:00 P. It, 4 10 I'. M.. 6:04 P, M., tltl
p. if. P. M. ?:lo I*. M 11:41 p, if.
For Oc.dnjoro ant Faysttavtllsi *4:UP,i?.
Trains arr.ve Rl<:.m?r.l dal.y i.u, a iL.
6 60 A. M.. 10;li A M . ??:II A. li.. "10:4i A.
11. ?11:40 A. lt.. ?UltS A M.. ?2.10 P, 1?..
??1.60 I'. M. ?:>* P. M . 4.34 P. M . s o) p
II., ?:00 P. M . ??:0::i P. 11.. 11:30 p. U.
?Except Sunday, "Suaday only.
Tun" of arrival and departure a - 4 coa
r.etilona nut guaranteed.
C. S. CAMPBELL. D. P. ?A* Wain St.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
7 :30A.? aI?Dally? -Newport Near a.
6:ii A.?Local?Dally?Cb villa, ll Euo.
Tburrnoad.
?9:00 A. ? Express?? Dally ?Norfolk. 0:4 rolnt.
110:00 A. ? Li.l ..;?Laliy?Lchbg., L*s. C. r ...-???
... ? .'.jo:. Expreaa--A>aliy? Norfolk Old PC
?2:14 P. ? Lxpnaa?Laliy. On.. L villa.
H 0j 1" ? Eiiutiis-Daily?Nono.k. N. News.
(-.00 P.?Local?Dally?N. Newa, O.d Polou
tjj P.?L.ocal?\Ex. Sun.?GordonavHie.
?4:14 1'. ?Local ?Ex. Sun .. :. 1 ?. Natural
UridK' ? ' rorge.
?6.40 P. ? Ldia.iod?Dady-Cmcio/ll. Chicago.
?U109 i'.?tlxpreaa-Ualiy -i-iiK-iunatl. L'vllla,
?o.eepera. H'arior Cara.
TRAIN.- AKK1VL RICHMOND?Local from
East: ?:10 A. M.. 7.40 P. M. Through Irom
Eaati UsM A. M., 2:04 P. M.. I: JO P, M. Local
Horn West: 1.20 A. M.. "O.Li, A. iL, ,,.id
7:1* P. 11. Through: ?;2? A. 14., 11:44 A.
11. and 1:M P M.
Jara.s Rlvar Line: "3.St. A. M. 4;4U P. 13.
??Laliy cs-epi Cundur
Richmond & Petersburg deciric Railway
Cara leave llancr.eaHir, Seventh and Perry
Sircei.%, lor Petersburg:
?6. 7. ?. '9. 10, 11, *U A. If., L 2, U. 4. i,
"4:46. *6 7, a. 10 P. H.
11:00 P. M., lor i-neater. 12:01 midnight for
Petersburg.
Cara leave Petersburg, foot of Sycamors
Street, for Manchester:
t6:li, 6:33. "Ill*, *::35, 8:35, ?;35, MO:.!!. H;g,
A. 11.; 13:34. ?!:?, 2:36. 3:35. ?4:30, 4.30, 6.Ja,
?7:34. 4:34. 9:14. .-10.40, 11 40 P. at.
tOally. except Sundays and holidays.
?Carries baggage and express.
??Limited, eacept Sundays and holidays
All cars from Petersburg connect wits
cars for Richmond.
Norfolk & Western Railway
O.Vi,Y AL LRAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
Schedule In Effect August 7, 1S12.
Leave i.?yid street Station. Itlchmoua, FOB
NORFOLK: I*: 10 A. 14 , A. at., aJ.Ot
P. M . *4:l? P. 14.. 67:34 P. at.
KOR LYNCHBURG AND THE WEST: ?6:15
A. M . ??:?) A. M.. a3:<? P. M.. ??:? P. M.
An Ivo UlchmODd Irom Norfolk: tll:it A.
II . bll:?f> A. M.. H.Z? P. M.. bl0:24 P. 14.,
?11:30 P. M. From the Weal: A. 14
ai:10 I*. M., b;.40 1*. lt.. 'i.in P. II., -3:00 p
M.
?Dally. aDa'ly ex. Sunday, hfunday 00I7.
W. 14. I3EVII.U IS. H. SiiiSLBY.
Q. 1'. A . Koancke. O. P. iJicnm.ind.
Richmond mid Cbesnpeulie Ray Hy. Co,
eeb.iduie of Electrio Tralna, effecttve Muy
tli, LIE. Leave Richmond. Laurel and llroad
Streeta: b ?*:(?> A. M., *7:10 A. M.. bS:l0 A.
11.. 0:1" A. 11.. "10:ID A. M . 11:10 A. M., 1:14
I- J:10 P. M., i:li> P. M . b4:I0 P. AL, l.m
V M.. 6:30 P. M.. 7:10 I'. If., bS:10 p. ||.,
10 :10 P. M . U:4S P. M. l.eavo Ashland, JKng
land and Maple Sir, eta: ?*:.'? A M? 1, ?;:oo a
M |:00 A. M.. Ii9.00 A. M.. 10:00 A. M.. "U:00
A M.. ?12:00 M.i ??1:00 P. M.. 2:00 I'. M . 2 00
p M. 4:00 P. M . h4 00 P. M.. 6:00 p. M . 7;04
P. M . *:00 P- M-. b?:00 P. -M . 11:00 P. M.
?lially except .- ."biasuay only,
1 tcaulcs bagssirt.
Manchester National Bank
The place where your money
rgows and where it is safe.
National Bank of Virginia
Capital .$1,200,0011
Surplus Profits. .$ 700,000
Account solicited.
Ninth and Main Streets.
Commonwealth Bank
You arc assured of satisfactory
service if your account is in this
b.mk.
tUtlCOilDfl
SEABOARD AIK LEWS.
Southbound wains scheduled lo leave Rieb?
mond dull)*: U;Gi? A. M.?Local to Norllna.
S.1? P. M.?Sleepers and roaches. Atlanta,
lilimlDKham. Savannah. Jacksonvilla. I:/)
A M ?Sleepers and coaches. Jacksonville.
Ulli P. M.?Sleepers and coachsa, Atlanta.
Birmingham. Memphis. .Vorthbound trains
i scheduled to arrlvo in Klchmoug dally:
I <:S0 A. SI., l-.fj A. SI.. 6.? P. M.. I 10 P.
I Local.
?trainboat?
Vacation Trips "By Sea"
NORFOLK TO
BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE.
Steamers Norfolk lo Boston dally, except
Thursday. Providence. Monday. Thurs?
day and Saturday. 7 P. M. Through ticket?
on sale to principal points.
Fine steamers, excellent service, low fares.
Wireless tolegraph. Send for booklet.
Apply C. A O. Ry., N. & W. Ry., S. H.
Ron-man, No. 71? K. Main Street, and Rich?
mond Transfer ompany No. E. Main St.
OLD DOMINIUM LIN K.
Lt. Richmond fooi of aiu ?i. dail/.<*:00 P. at.
Leave Newport News. .1:09 A. M.
Arriv? Norieilt.e:00A. M.
Connects wltb ZXialn line Steamers leaving
Norlo.W for New York dally, except Sunday,
;.0v P. SI. ?-onnaetloiu also mado by N. Jaj
W. Ry. 1 P. Si. and t? i O. Ry. at t P. Si.
Night, line steamers f.< . at Clareaiunt to
IsLd or recelva passengers on signal, anal
srlll bo met by pub.ic conveyance.
\111GIN1A NAVIGATION CO. (isuectlv,
Maren la).?Jamal Hlvor by day.lght for
Norfolk and Old Point. Newport N'ewa and
all James River landings .steamer loaves
Monday. Wedn-sday and Friday at 6.30 A.
M. Freight received for all ?)?>'-? - RlTsf
Isadlngs 'Phone Mudlson 17ft.
Matn Tickst Offle?. til K. Slam street.
two IDBAL ritrisKS.
AROUND THE WORLD
October 1!>. 1912. from New Vorlr ?
February fi. 1913. from San Francisco,
by the steamship Cleveland fiT.fioi
tons); |lg days' duration each cruise;
cost Jti.'.u UP, Including; all necessary
expenses aboard and ashore, railway,
hotel. shore excursion*. carriages,
guides, fees. etc.
??ASK MR, bowm Tourist A Rent,
70S e, Main Street. Richmond, Vs.

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