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STREET RAILWAY BONDS.
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RAILROAD STOCKS, Par
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orfoik and western com.10
mthtrn Railway r-fd.10 -i
otitherh Railway com.i{-> ;o
BANK AND TRUST CO STOCKS.
merlc&n National.100 '.'33
road Strict. is ?
ank of Commetce and Trusts.10$ t9?
?ntr?I National Bank.1OT
ommonwcntth Bank.101
Irst National.ICO syj
itcrchanti National.log t-oo
d.chunloj and Merchant? ..
Catlonal State nr.d City Bank Ifti }cs
ilchmoml Bank nnd Trust Cr, is .
Ilchmonfl Trust md sa\s <\
iavlngs Bank of Richmond. :.' do
V.lnn B?nk of Richmond. 5; S.V.
Vest End. :3 C
iifecteLLANKbus.
'n.-Car. Che m. pfd, * p c.K0 IA
n. Bulldlr.s ?r.d Loan Co . ...100 100
Quotations for Interest-paying bonds
1 a prlc< to which Inter'en milst h. a,!
iicomt bonds and certificates o: Ir.dtl
h< sa ?re Nat.
BOND LiST.
Atlantic Coast Dine lit It fbld).!'.!"!!'! Jj(^
Atlantic Coait Iflne-L. and N. is. :?,
A, C. I., to:.v. (in Baltimore 1.
nnesapeake and Ohio com. iUs.
Listen and Myers ?? ."
Liggett and NHieri fiu/bid)..j?
Lorl .?rd Company f J. ?????
Lortllard Comj in; ?b!d>. !.-.?
Norfolk am Western cohv. 4s fbld)_ tifl
Seaboard Air Line stamped 4s <Mdi . . v;
S. aboard Air Line stamped t- (bldi
Southern Railwa) <?.....;{??
Southern Railway ,'s....vlM?
Caited States ,-to<: Jnd 5s_. ii.
I' S. registered -?. IJSj (bid) . inj
II S. registered .!. ISIS ibid.;r
V. S Panama new ?s bid
Virginia-Brown Bros, ctfs (bid)".; ts
Va.-i.a- chem, t? ithld). .. . ;??
Vdi Ry. and P6w>r Co ts (a*ked).....
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THE UNION BANK
OF RICHMOND
1107 E.\S'P MAIN STREET.
.100 MAKES A STAUT, i Pt
CENT. INTEREST.
Official Range and Sale of Stocks in New York
BV THOMA
Open. High. Low.
BUAXCH CO
Closing.
Uii ASKed s.,K-;
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Stock.
Open. Hitch. L
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1.1 00 Interbori
Im. Met ? MUi Ii.? . oiu.
International Paper1 .
bio in. Paper. I'l l . "N
:;?> Lehlph Vnlle> .Ija
t/O Liggett a ml M S er *. com -l"
Llifn it an 1 Myers, ptd. ???
j o I. irill n il '?' >u Co. i ?on. ii'i
; ?? l. . ilsvllh an I Nashville ltd
Meal* a ;. IVil'oli \lm ? ? >s\t
l.tv.i Miami 1 Ipppor .? 2r94
3.Shl Missouri r'.i< Mb- . ',
Mo? Knn iiinl T< sas? i$%
fM N'atlonul Biscuit . l-M>r&
? N itlcnal I.' .nl . ?'?"i
Bj. ? Nov.- York Central . . nVH
ifO N V'.. tint ami Western Si's
I if ft) Sol I'olft an.i Western llt>ag
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Lit* r v aini st. i.. ,'om n ?
I' . ? ? '' .ui.l st. Li. pfcl. . .
iOJ'Plttsburgli Coal. com... -"?
Pressed Steel far_ i;1
I'n si ...| Car. pld.
By .-t? el spring, corn .
''2. Leaning. 1701*
f?l i V 11' Iron mid Steel .?:
fi> U< i.i.i.it, i .,.?] s . pfd. i"
1 " 'Flock Island. i
? ? i; icK Island. i>r?i. fc."i,
Sen hoard Air Line, coin,
i ? s. nhohrd Air Lin. . pf'l. ?.*,
Slos*>Sheffield .
I.IOj Southern Pa< lie. ii->?
? ? Sout hern It illwup.
l.ufl Southern Italhvay, pfd. m
Tetinis.sec Copper . W
? Union Pa< in .KBi
l!i iti tl st.it- - Km bc-i . :i
1 i.'nit. d state* st- ? i. ;.,??
i l'iii?. ,i st.it... ,-t, . :. i fd I1B4
i' S i !ast Iron I'm-.
1 Va.-Cii r. < [lieinlcn! .... tv-.
"*n -Car. Chemical, pfd.
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Wnhr.sh. pfd..
Wes tei ii i'nioi
Weyman-Bruti
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Sol.,
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ts over last week's c ait Spot coitoi
fly and unchanged: mtd.Vtr.c It :
? on lh? ?in' 'S bn''-? Futures ,
.'.\ .<?? ii net advance of HVfi 31 points
September, 11.04; October, 11.25; 1'?
St. 11 19; January, !-. March, It.56;
-
I.OCAl. MABKKI 4|VOTATIONS.
? i i.? \ i i QUOTATIONS Ol
MABKK :
I ... ??- Ini ?e, yo?n?. lb. 1? St
!' '
In crater, nearby, fresh, doz i
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hit t eb.
?
LIVE STOCK.
Veals, choice to fancy; lb. O
i'eals, poor to fair, lb. t m
Valves, runners, lb. I ?
iheep, !b. t w
.amis, spring, lb. ( ii
..r: ., :alr to prime, lb. 4 tf
logf. lb. < o
COUNTBY-CURRIl IAACON
Hams, v...! smoked, srnail, lb. (J
Hams, w< :l smoked, :argc. lb. :( a
?ides, well stacked, lb. ?VsQ
.I n, well smoked, lb... UV??
111 DBS
Iry f.ir.t. lb. ;i <*
j.-y .-a t. lb. M n
Iren. salt, lb-. 12 c
jfei h. '.b. U ?
Ireen. damaged. It.. g u
Tallow . t> er
Setawax . irr y
WOOL
"h.. Unwashed fr?? of burr.s j?
"*> . unwashed, lightly hurry. vt Sf
;hi, unwashed, meiliiith l urry. .0 Sf
Jh., unwashed, heavy bur.y. 27 ?J
Market Conditions?All lines active
NEW VOKK PBODCCB MA It K KT.
?
! 11-1?; Ms: . 11,01'i
" .
I- iits -Steads rieef Firm.
!
?iv C F. Mccs
( II l( AC.ti ti BAIN M \ It BEI
i n II.MOi l> (.it \|\ m 11(KF.T,
3 <new). u
Irglnli. lots, now- <. vo
RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
Richmond; v.l.. September 3 t?i:
" n? '' quotation*, on the Rich
r.d Itnv Exchange:
:ir lotj-Old or New ?
1 timothy. O 23 iii
2 i'lmoth). i- m
3 Tin >tb) .u:<? s
ht Clov. r mixed. j -
1 Clover, mixed. 51.00 ??
2 Clover, mixed. Nominal
1 Clover. .Nominal
, - Cl?v" . Nominal
RAW,?Compressed . <j 4.00
raw? Loosejpressed, I'?* bales ? woo
Load >our - .i> !.o that hay at doors rep;
f?iit? contents and thus avoid reactions
Thlii market grade.", hay In accordance
:h the National Hay Association.
< \ I I 1.1 M \ UK KTS.
rHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
(Sates ni Ifnlon stock Vnrdt- 1
R|i I mend V.i. September ?. IMS,
? of ::..? liv? sto.k for the week
goo
1 . r.? 1 "inmon t
. !? 1 :- 1?, fi 5i fresh cow!
head Rest veal i alves. 7tjc.
i fiti, 1 7c . dlekii 4<i .V.; b<s
; shoals. 7 0THc.; aows an
imbs, S4T7c : eommor
sheep. ". . common to fat
:.M pigs !'"??:": bulk of sa>s. *,?:
<-heep-Rf. efpn 36.000 head Mark?
Native, 13.4(1? 4.7k! western. ISiSOt
i-earilriiis, M.tyitfri ?*; lambr. native. ji
western, Sl.<0?|7.!10.
Vork September 3 Reeves?Receipts
id; u" trading; feeling steady Calves
ipn head. Market generally
veals i ? J.tOi < u::?. 5-? ?'?e?. gras.
nd hu'tternillks!. SPfr6,00. Sheep and
i_Receipts 4 W h'.i! Market steady.
<. ti ?: i ?" '. culls, <? W ?? 2 2SI limb*.
. eulli isajs.25 I logs?Receipt?
. .? Market easy at t:.*:!H pie*
v'-i Southern pigs. V .*; roiiBhi. 5* 53
RICHMOND rODACCO market.
Richmond, Va . September 3. 1912.
tying fir' 'he quotation* on the Rich
lend Tob ici ? Exchange:
RROW'X SHIPPtNO.
? -
hurt leaf. a :? ?Y ?.?0
.eng leaf . J.Ot) .1 12.00
V rappers .10.00 53 1M9
PniOMTF.
MOKERB -Common . 7 00 ^ S.Si
Mdluin. 1000 ?i :.voo
line . 12 4? <8 15.00
Medium .
Fin- . .
Farn ?? .......'..'.".'.V.V.V.
I I I.I.CR.- ' 011:111011 .
Merl I um .
Good .
I? W'''?''?*-<*ommon "??i
?loorl .
Fine.
SUN-CUREDr^NEW.
Bust. ''?Simon to good.
I.u.c- good to prim. .
;;ort
Long
W : r, i p
??"-f Bl I AXEOt s M IBK1 I-.
DRV r.O'->n.< MARKET
'?' ?'? September ?.-?ire cotton go<
?? ;?? stead, sfte'i the holiday. ]
it :. rt from lae johnlng trad- ure
i 11 good volume. Bilks are being
' ?? spring on aiwr th< kam? h.i
-: year by some prominent hous
art sf<i.d>. A good jobbing trade
NAVAL STor.rc?
Savannah, Ga . September 2. ? Tu.-per.tln
Firm at :?'?, '? 1 -i,.- ; sa>? 1.977 .asks:
?elpts I "-.; caslts shipments US cask*: *t<
M,;}"3 cask*. Resin - Firm: sales 3.1*5 harre
receipt V.o barrel?: shipment*. 1,04ft !>,ir:.
? lock ?*?'?-?. barrels Quote; it. |i.so
MARINE IX I Bl I II r.Nf E
PORT OF 111- IIMOND, PHPTEMBET. ]
ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon, Barney. Norfolk, mer
rhahdls? and pastengtrs. Old Dominion Lino,
S'eamcr Aurora, Furnian. Tetertb iri and
James Klv.r landings, merchandise at.: pas
*? r,gcr*. Furm.in I.In?.
SAILED.
Steamer Brandon. Barney. Norfolk, mer?
chandise ami passengers, On! Dominion l.tne.
Steamer Pocahonta?. Oravcs, Norfolk and
James River landings, merchandise and pas?
sengers. Virginia Navigation Company.
Steamer Aurora. Furman, Petersburg and
Jamca River tendings, merchandise and paf
?engcre Purinen Line
COUNCIL ORGANIZES BY
ELECTION OF OFFICERS
li.-.-iiniiiicndntlf.ii.? Made in < ommunlea
t ion From Incoming Mayor
.1. P. Itn?e.
[Special to The Time i-DIsp it< ;?*??.
Frederlcksburg, Vs., September 3 ?
The Row City Council met last night
and organized by the election of \VJ
K, Bradley, president; \V. .s Err.hrey.
vice-president; S, E. fjastburn, clerki
The following city officers were unan?
imously elected A. P. Howe, collector
of city taxes; Dr. .1. X. Barney, health
officer; J. H. Robinson. W 11. Hall.
\V. N. Tansill and J. A. .Stone, police
officers A communication was re?
ceived by the City Council from
Mayor J. P. fiowe. who entered up?
on bin term yesterday, being elected
at tH> election in June Mayor R?WO
made a number of reeornmendntlons tu
trie Council, among them sotting aside
lltirkuinp Park for the exclusive iiSe
??f white citizens and esta bushing a
playground there ror white children,
cleaning up and keeping in order
what Is known us Potter's Field and
making d portion r.f it it park for
the colored people exclusively. He
also recommended that the City Coun?
cil Dike up the matter of hnldine; ah
? lection on the iju.-Mlon of ijunp'il
forv education. Mayor Howe succeeds
Incorporated 1832.
VIRGINIA FIRE & MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY OP RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
Eightieth Annual Statement, January 1, 1013,
Asseta . SI.ei I.OKS.OO
Nrl Surpill*. 0011,031.00
Surplus (u Policy-holders. 856,1131.00
WM !I PALMER. P.-c.-ldenr. TV. H. MCCARTHY, Secretary.
E. B. ADDISON. Vlco- President. OSCAR D PITT?. Treasurer.
of tlis- company is to cany a strong cash reserve against
The Government requires National Banks to carry a
rcscr\ e of 15 per cent.
At the close of busino-s yesterday our re?cr\e amotintcl
to over 30 per cent.
Three per cent allowed on accoipit'-. subject to check.
Virginia Trust Co.
RICHMOND, VA.
Capital, One Million
THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
AND THE
NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA
Have ratified the recommendations of their respective Boards of Directors, consoli?
dating the two institutions under the name of the
OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
Previous to moving into their elegant new building, the combined institution
will occupy, beginning September 3d, temporary quarters at
900 East Main Street
Corner Ninth and Main
amply prepared and equipped to take care of the customers of the old institutions
and such others as may feel the desire to take advantage of enlarged facilities. While
this institution is now the largest between Philadelphia and New Orleans, we desire
the public to distinctly understand that SMALL ACCOUNTS ARK CORDIALLY [N
VITED AND WILL BL ENCOURAGED. A modern, up-to-date Savings Department
will be maintained and conducted for the benefit and use of the thrifty.
W. M. HABLISTON,
Chairman of the Board.
JNO. B. PURCELL,
President.
.INO. M. MILLER, Jr..
\ ice-President.
W. M ? ADDI SON.
(lashier.
CHARLES R. BURNETT,
Asst. Cashier.
W. P. SHELTON.
Asst. Cashier.
ALEX. F. RYLAND,
Asst. Cashier.
J. C. JOPLIN.
Asst. Cashier.
O. S. MORTON
Asst. Cashier.
JOHN TYLER
Asst. Cashier.
W. H. SLAUGHTER,
Asst. Cashier.
JAS. M. BALL Jr..
Auditor.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
W. M. Addison.
IL L. Cabell,
T. M. Carrington,
T. A. Cary,
A. H. (Ihristian, Jr.,
(,eo. L. Christian.
S. Dabney Crenshaw
Charles Davenport,
G. A. Davenport,
Jno. C . Easley,
VV. M. Ilabliston, Chairman.
0. H. Funsten,
Eppa Ilutuon, Jr..
Jno. M. Miller, Jr..
Frederick E. Nolting,
John B. Purcell,
\\ m. T. Reed,
R. C. Retinoids,
T. M. Rutherfoord.
E. A. Saunders, Jr.,
F. Sitterding,
1. Stern.
S. W. Travers,
J. G. Tinslev,
B. Rand Well ford.
\. D. Williams,
F. D. W illiams.
John Skelton W illiam
l". C. Williams, Jr.,
Jno. T. W ilson.
Henry W . Wood,
Coleman Wortham,
CONDENSED STATEMENT September 2, 1912
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts.
( Hher stock and bonds.
I'nitcd States Bonds.
Premium bh United States Bonds
Cash and due from bank-.
Capital Stock .
Surplus and undivided profits.
Unearned discount .
Accrued intercut and taxes....
L'npaid dividends.
Circulation .
United States bond account.
L><
spostts .
deposit at trustee s committees.
LIABILITIES.
3 644.717 21
84
1,953,500 00
6.57s 33
3.707.991 43
$20.167,632 81
022.000
107,352
77,644
924
843.897
034.400
314.401
00
64
00
00
61
766,952 33
$20,167^632 81
II lywis Wallace, who served the
city for the past four years as Mayor.
Mayor Howe's term is for four years
from September 1.
With the advent of September the
oyster season will soon open. Oysters
from private beds are now coming
Into market, hut the longing season
for public rooks does not begin until
September lii In Virginia waters
Dredging In all waters open to dredg?
ers. Including the Potomac River, will
? ?pen November 1. Reports are to the
effect that there Is an abundance of
oysters this year, and they are in
fine condition, especially In the Rap
pahannock River.
' iptaln R. C, Vance, of "Mansfield
Hall" Farm, near this city, will send
B large exhibit of stock, Including
thirty-one cattle and twenty-five hogs,
to the Sttite Fair at Richmond.
Extensive repairs are being made
oh Old Aqilla Church, In Stafford
<"..?:m >' Notwithstanding the careful
attention which has been given to
this venerable building, the wear and
tear of years nre manifest, and a
large section of the walls need re?
newing. This Is being done, and the
church, which wns built in Uf.T, will
soon be in excellent condition. Ser?
vices during the summet have been
held In the parish hall nearby. Rev.
(leorgo Victor Bell, the new minister
in cTlflrge, Is doing good work.
Rev. k. l> Hardcastle, of Northum?
berland County, in the Northern Neck,
lias been called to the pastorate of
the Baptist Church at Urbanna.
The Ministers' and Laymen's Insti?
tute of the Baptist Churches of the
Northern Neck will meet with Rap
: pahannock Church in Vtichniond Coun
Ity September 28 and
' -Announcement is made of the ap
. proachtng rharrlagn of Miss Lucy Har
i rison w..de. daughter of Dr. and Mrs.
. William m Wa<e, of Richmond, to
: Dr. Albert Nlcon Sliced, son of Dr.
1 K. m. Sncod, of Stafford County
IIrum moll?< nn?on.
i [Special to Tho Tlmcp-Dlspatch.J
Weldon, N. C. September 3--Her?
bert K. Brummell and Mrs. Luclle D.
I Cawson, both of Richmond, were | mar
! lied her by Magistrate D. E. B tain back.
With Ample Reserves
and Resources
This bank extends a cordial welcome to all open ng
bank accounts.
Loans on Real Estate and Collateral.
Business, Personal and Savings Accounts wanted.
Bank of Commerce and Trusts
Q
Ninth and Main Streets.
PROTECTION
Of the depositors' Interests has been the keynote of the success of
Richmond's Strictly Commercial Bank
Such protection has earned for It a well-d'served reputation for strength
and security?and the c-ntidence of Its patrons.
Planters National Bank
OP RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
Capltnl . * .10O.00O.fl .
Surplus mid fronts. $1,100,01)0.110
t hree Per Cent mterent. Compounded Semi-A im nnll y Pnld In Savings
Drpnrtnienl,
Commonwealth Bank
NO account is too small for this
bank to handle. ,
Manchester National Bank
Work for South Richmond by
becoming a depositor in this bank,

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