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..New York..
Stock Market
Lend Strength to General List,
and Give Firm Tone to
the Rails..
DEALINGS ARE PROFESSIONAL I
i railing l.lemcnt Whets Public j
\ppetite by Gains in 1 dif
ferent Stocks.
l\\ IIROADAN U All,.
.*'>> iorl. Mhi. h J7. \iiii!Prou- a,.tan-os I
?' 'inituit industrial* l?-r,i - rct.jrth to
con?r.'l !!;? ntv! p.iv .1 firm tone in I
'1 '? 1'' tllO 11 :. I ? i7;,;., tioll.s : 1 tO-daV'si |
u<"" I' ?>!' til' 1-' clily p: ofes.-loi'ial 1
\ <'/' 111 <v>,- t..r tlx* in-: ten day.-. I
* '???<* t .1* * ' . ? ? pll>.I i or1, o ltr. I c?? -. ,
nient. commission house* begun to advise '
'? ? patch . . . to. i <.
' r
S ? .ns ? i .r !. <-. l.. .
't -????? H.t ' .. . .. I ?; \\ . . (
A -:i,i Sp,.! . , ,v . ... $
several tlioUfntiil shares each. Present
proir ui.ii, .llf ,iir>. . iV i:i
?I: ? ! I.l t:ic til,. , ,.-t
?' ? I"'' ? '"t within the r,?-' Pj\ I
"tit- hy i! til" :: f. si-.,
price ? the stock xvlll have advanced :??. |
;i,,.K priors vi (>;? . Oiitu-, .i l.v a -harp
??? 1 K.'ti-as pro
t ?: . -yi ? 1,!?!??- to . ? lie \\. -i
iti I >:i in tl.r f.i ?? . ?.
? tfrom President Shall that lie saw j
1 " ,vl ' rcBttliir ?:Ivi I fit..-,; ?
uoi I* paid. Unfortunately for stockholders I
often utterances rcgHrdlns dividend action
:ne, } p,..ie ? T,?
' ' ' ? K ,.;r;,rjy anticipate* the
p.. s ir.w ..f the [ItvMpnd,
A ti-n, .. ii < ?,.:i wiis tiiken in hard and ad
'1 ?' ' : ? 1 < American Linseed oil v
moved up easily on a few trades. Stude- I
J';"-' ??o-.in.oH Kilned l?y - mi th* j. -..'e-r? |
? "? ! V. , ? strung. atul
1 ?: i.l' r? r.vt I y to fro !
i., rot,p.- tr.'-i" indicate .. r?*n?\v;<: ,,f ?
'?> ? ot!fu:t,?-: . ar. i toj.po- t
?' *? -'ii -<lv.;t t '..lllorrii i JV;,.-,
";l '??? "? ?! - tit- m,, j
?i ??'?U K.'iii" A'.ter.tlon ! -
' "o:.".4tio r ^ hi. h -?>
jar l>Kr- r,..: Uegun to antlvlpate tlie im
1T?y,r'1 >' ?> ' 1 rop?-r*>. With m r.lin
' UW Shares closed Htropg at i
v! ? ?1 ?- until,pitted.
., v' 1' '' ' : * *.;,r|) 1 , *t i ho i,* n ? from
,1.'; " " ;?'??? ' : 'r-Kip for the nrop
' . ? >ho:t- hi tip t*?.o? j,
- -<t"i i t,;,,,
' ' ? ? ? ???? *r>. I'.nr'.' ?. .mio: i>
S' - ? J.oii o-, pint,--t.,lii, C
It p .'-1 1-1 VloTV (.? th?
^.. : ' - '? 'T -- York
O rr.t .?> I.at ?-? " f.
pi it t> touching 10S??i the lilgii ro -ord of Feb- j
?' ?'' >?,i i?. ? ???,.. .?rtis>
.. ' ' Brook > '. ??i i.i Transit
and ??tliighouM issue* fractionally liijher. !
? .to'. o.~ oxpro-^?rt o\
the settlement of the Rtinieley Intereat :
. ' ? ? ; ' v.' : 'nterest. and the
1 '??":t iut. - - to carrj
" "*? t. a -->\r.' 6?alr.
rbaret^'i'll'"t m? h ttrul L|,ardl>' exceeded f.W j
e r' iook a s"'i*rp a<;var>-?.
, * Th- Oerrtiot.
? ? ' ?' ' * ?? M?od statement. ?ho? -
: '* - Cr Si f?r .
' ' it;V:s io?t j? ;v c-..
II ? "ov.:i ment. Money rater remain un- :
. r' '~r more t.r.3 r.ir> !:;to
' ?' of 1 nT'tJatlv? ir..^.,...
? s ? ??.? l * ,l~ttlr:g ,ll
'J1:-/ ?' b> sharp advances it, o:<e
r ???iti - ?mj ; tt
1 ? ?. '"or JT?- to* o -.-I.
? ' ?? ? <s?iiilr*.- It, stork*. When
? - ?? - i.othin* '.ii th? nt-*
to tudicate th^t
brtnU away Irom the
>nott?ny of recent colorless setslons. Dur
fiero 'ui a hro^.i
ovement. Gains or i t?? i pnmt*
' * . t ? pt I. . is
* . v. ? l.iil't>h rutnors
' 1 ? the riimors tvht. >i (ound v!';.:
luijon wen to tho otfoot that a
" * rtr.ri r .. - -,; >l.ort i>.
' ??> l,.it.fi.
j reports Intlucneed sto.-ks to I
" '* " etnent appeared to
? to th? itr.iri; technical
- '? :l itrket had heitome oversold !
[" ' . '* ?*?**?> 1'? run tip prices '
Haven v. ? k at tl.o h?.
* !" o: i :o : i o
\Mi?on? intimation that satisfactory I
' . " ">"f * tovr.t- i hOttl
: - r' preferred sold of.'
1 ' I'".' " ^ to th" low os-t Mn, o ,
y%. ? ti of ts ink on otfl. lnl
" " ?? ' -nparently no
,? '. * i?-*] divldoiid payment |
* utnele> shares t\?r?s
1 *?'' r'?T '-ii i^t^n^lnti
"" ' '"PP-l shar- ?
' ' " ':i t>:o il -Ml .
and reports of Increased local
runt loi . o.rai ^
'i'v 17,!* \l*"t I" tpuiar. United I
i on., tir, htitireri oil , ?r
: " "U < ?< . tend}' ,
' ^ ? "'lie. 1 Mri.e
. . ' ; ? ? ? ?< tilt.'-:' ,la\ -.
? ? ' * llier II tit I ]o
' f, Vu' ,in" -t 1
? '> " ? ? ?? I.'"': fo:- . ...
M C >i 1c n n' t/o 11 iir ?] * I' Vt^7'" H"r *Kv*r>
...... . ? . ' * ' ??vernmer.t bun.j. I
.iu.ro.I-. irrcgt;ir?r.
Ill* HMOM) STOf'R MARKKT.
1^'t 1'Vtie Hurrh 4: r*r\.
ana li< nd Brokers 101S E. Miin S'reet, ?
? .?nr.ncl. Va. .March IT, tv^
AT Ht
Biula ( i.tiiriofi. 2-3. <?. on.) R.-l.OM at |
'? Kallonai Rati
a-' r. ??.'.? riirrn-.s
Id II
Vl i:' ' . .. , . ??d. A.fd. j
? l-M- ? . V. ... |
l: i:'i v .
ISA 1 f.U? i A JI ;f >M.c
' , J : * r
? . ivaen 1 ai.i 4i*s 1?M t4
<?eorj a, Sou. and . ,H-. ... jS ?
p?i5daAdi/{"i-; !?* :::
Seaboard Ad .fetV'S#'!!!'" -
IS V'e '-.j V-' ' *
V. ' ? i . .?
sri:?i; w. :.v'wis},< "
^ t i , (-o ,
' ' r . w
railroad stocks' cr:" ? C ' "ti
on, p.7': .
tdiesapeake and Oh o..;. ion m
BwbSanl Air :::
i.- r:
A'n^Var.-V.a'' -
Broad Street Bank ' 'J?
! "i Nat:.. I . r .* . '
'tlchnioti'l It . ik ->?'
i:t?.ii?:..??j i.. . V:, ; ? '-'x
\ .rcinlu T? : t
^Veft Jlri'i lift:; '. ! j''
' I >? >!.-?11.:' ' r . ? < *0 t" ! !, 4'
Ml.st-KI.I.A NK'if ? 1 ? :int..
Ya..C?r. Chen. ' P ,.v> K. .
Quotntlor.h for (r.re.,.,-,
?t a price to which interest n ? : ' *
Income t,ot< .? und ('???!< , ?i
, ..v . . . e . ' ?ri.
BOND LiS7
At:* Mi- t l.ine Is- 4
At ;>ntl' fViast l.ine-l. ai l x ,
**'? rr>nv tin ttahlnior- u k^..,
OPEN ^r^nr'^"r W1T17
THE UNION BANK
OF RICHMOND
110? EAST MAIN STREET.
11.00 11AK EH A START. 3 I'Elt
CENT INTEREST
Sale*. Sto- J<.?
100 Allis-Clialiuers . .
100 Allis-Chalmers. pfd
14,800 Amalgamated Copper ..
1,200 Am. Agr. Clifni., com....
Amor. Hoot Sugar, com. .
5.000 American i'hii
00 American ("an, pfd
1,310 AiiU'i. Cur ami Ktlry. , . .
M?U American Cotton Oil....
Amor. Hide a ml l.oa.. pr.
S?0 American l.inseed Oil...
400 American Locomotive . .
750 American Smelting
American Snuff, coin....
1.300 American Sugar
1.S60 Ainor. 'I'd. ami Tel. Co..
1 00 American Tobacco, com.
200 America it 'uiluifco, pfd.
2,7i>0 Anaconda Copper
?100 Atchison V
Atlantic Coast "Lino
.V i'. 1. of Conencticut..
1.500 Ualtiinoro and <?hlo
J,!>oo Hethloliem Steel Co., coin
200 Kethlehom Stool Co.. pfd
l.ritish-Aiuer. Tob. Co..
3,320 I'rooklyn Rapid Transit.
16.900 Central heather, com....
4.300 Canadian I'acllic .'
.*>(.?0 California Petroleum ...
3.300 Chesapeake ami Ohio....
5oo Chicago Croat Western.
InOChi. Croat Western, pfd.
2,652 Chi.. .Mil. ami Si. Paul...
1 no Crucible Steel Cor., com
75 Crucible Steel, pf<l
3,000 Colorado Fuel and Iron..
Colorado and Southern..
Consolidated Gas
f.oo Corn Products. coin
100 Den. and Klo Gran., com.
1.300 Krii
300 Krie, 1st pfd
l-'ed Mill ami Srn.. pfd. .
200 General Klectrlc
Geo. \V Holme Tob. Co.
2.000 15re,it Northern, pfil
('.o0 Croat Xorthern Ore Ctfs.
"00 111 inois Cont>a 1
7O" I nu rboro? M #?(
??00 1 nt orboro-M et.. pfil
1..">00 Int. Harvester, com
200 Int. Mor. Marine.com....
Int. Paper
int. Paper. pfd
10Q Kansas City So., com..,.,
"..son f.-iiijfh Valley
Oppn.
13
47?
7 4*
5i# J
' 29R
021
50 J
41
ii'l
GS3
i 605
123
2493
lor. J
354
97 i
SSi
Hi
S5J
92
33
11J
29
!'!?
1 r,a
954
3i'i
U?
12
2SJ
444
1*47
127*
36-j
109 J
jr.
?50
104 8
in*
HlKll.
13
47?
5fiJ
to a
2*
ifi
51
ii
5 a
i A
34
9 3
54
7i
Sfifc
4 4 8
5 9
2?
12
3 4
11
<?
<t;i J
?>i
54
34
1
1 01;
35 i
147?
l.ow
13
473
744
554
2!?S
92*
f.Oj
41
'104
3f>
6Sj
iooj
24 9 3
10:, 4
.154
S*i
444
J<5
33
-054
114
2!"
9s;
It'3
944
32 I
11J
12
2S?
44J
147
i a?5
\
1094
I 4
Closimr.
tin! As-keil.
12*
47
745
301
i'L'l
M
4 l>
...?j
1 1 *
1 i'.o 1 ?;
111 I 10
123 12
249A 25
1054 10
353 3
44 4
92 4
3?;
53 4
11 \
29
;
IriS
944
J 334 1
11 3
11-i
2*4
4 14
351
147 1
1 r, 0 1
127 4 1:
10:<3 11
113 1
14->8 14
Sales.
?Stock?
I.iggetl.and Myei's, com.
lOOI.iggett and Alytl-s, plV.
100 Lorlllard Tobacco, com. x
24cr and 5r{? extra....
l.orillard Tobacco, pfd. x
I i'l
Louisville and Nashville.
1.1500 Mexican Petroleum ....
lot) Miami Copper
1,400 Mo., Kan. and Texas....
1.400 Missouri Pacific
200 National Hlscillt
.14,000 New Haven
4.S72 New York Central
100 N. V.. ?>nt. and Western.
Norfolk and Western....
1.900 Northern Pacific
Paeilic Mall
5,130 Pennsylvania
100 People's lias
P. C. C. ami St. 1 j? com..
Pittsburgh Coal. coin....
<?20 Pressed Steel Car
600 Ry. Steel Spring, com...
29.000 Heading
1,000 Republic Iron and Steel.
200 Republic I. and S.. pfd. x
1 i 'c
100 Rock Island
900 Rock Island, pfd
1,250 Seaboard Air nine,
1.100 Seaboard Air I.ine,
400 Southern Railway
St. l.ouls-Soutbw.
Slosft-Shefi'ieltl . .
",ts00 Southorn Pacific
400 Southern Railway
5oo Southern Railway, pfd..
Standard ?>i 1 of N V
100 Texas Pacific
10.500 I'ltion Pacific
1'. S. Cast Iron Pipe, com
3001'nited Cigar Stores
4.000 I'nited States Rubber...
SS.soO I'niteil States Steel
COO I'nited States Steel, pfil.
S.100 Va.-Car. Chemical
Vn.-Car. Chcmical. pfd...
Va. Ry. and Power, com.
\":i. Ry. and Power, pfd.
Wahiisli
Wabash, pfd
1.-100 Western i'nion
WcymniiRrtt. Toh., com..
SCO Nevada Cons. Copper....
700'fenn. Copper
Total sales for day.
Total sales for week (two
Open. High,
i i 7 i i i 7 4
169 169
c??m.
pfd . .
com.
? 'losing,
l.otr. Hid. A>kfd.
... 2244 226
I16J US
(5 Si
?3 j(
I ?><
24 4
137
67 4
9 Olj
27 4
10*
224
43J
314
163J
354
SS4
41
194
.>4 4
253
94 i
25 g
34
23 I
154
157
*925
62
63S
110
32 J
6Sil
233
17
lii'7 4
68i|
914
274
ii'24
i i i 3
1224
434
314
1 6 5 4
2 6 i
SS4
20 J
f.5
253
9 ? 2
2 5 J
S 4
???30
154
15S4
934
152
64 5
1 I o
S3 4
1174
169
?ISA
2:t3
1?5
I -<S
1 37
?5 Si
91.a
I0R
22i
4 34
31
163 s!
254
SS4
41
'??
194
54 h
258
9 44
25 3
N34
230
1 5 i
614
?531;
109?
32 4
167
1 1 I
13S
6K
233
17
24R
137
6S'3
90 J
2 *5 A
21
?X A
313
?53S 63 4
154
34*
15 a
I 5i
34;
31
9 13
253
8 8 J
""o
1 5 4
1.1S
111
923
?;i s
64 4
?3
634
215
154
34','
245,400 shares.
days), 403,100 shares.
< and Ohio conv. 4lt* WV?
1.1...I .1 Mv.?r? ? (Mfi> lftl
l.iSUPtt ami Myers .? i Ma t US
l.--rl!!ard '"?"?it"p.?ny > I'1!
I. r -d ('>inp:iny 7s HS'i
Norfolk and Western conv. 4:js 103'.>
i:ird Air I.lne .?tunip?d 4s (asked).. S5
Heaboard Air Um 4dJ. i>.-? TT'rj J
Southern Railway is -??? 7<*? i
Southern Hallway ?>s ? lcra?
I'tllted States Steel "nfl Se
raised State? registered 519, 1M0 (bid).. !>>ss
t'nlted States rfjlsttrfd 3*. 1?1J 'bid>.... Hi j
I'nited States Panama 5? (bid) 101
\ I.i - l;ror. n Hros. ?. t f ??. "Md.? i'?
"Vlrs'nlJ-t'ar. '"hem. let Is (hld> !>RVs
Ya Ky. and power Co. fs (bid)....,.... i
Walnj'i ?:????. -S .'??
Wabash-lVtt?. Term. 1ft (bid) ?
COTTON MARKETS.
\ ? iv y.i:k. March 17.?Th? cotton market
? ?i i.ervous ;?r..1 unsettled to-day with
pri ??? off under liquidation and a
i? -v.; of foreign and lOv ul -"'liitn. whl> li
to :? 'plret by lf<> favorable
f ? ail\i.;c? from Miiiu'licftfr. better
v. e , ? hct f??r f- rm * or); iti the South, and
.n l i* a thai the weaker old crop short
h..,i n pretty v.c! eliminated on
t .i ? ???? "???* a-.va.. ? The dosing tOI ? was
c .-a*., but 1??*. pi I <?? ?how to a ret decline
? There w ** ?: lerabl* confusion at the
-iperun? owir.c to i!i? n-w method fn!!o>v
.?i( hy the t'er-us Kureau in compiling the
s.tpp'.y <i- dU;r;hu'on figures. Wa-hinr
to' -p.it \?? hao warned the trade that
th? ?.?; p;n:ilt.c :.cures would gl\e the
pro i'i- tlon of :e , "tton ami llntets k|>
iir;. !?:>?. bat fev.- traders pcaii'ii to under
jtan ! that th?> :om?sMc t-till consumption
for th? month of l-'ebruaiy would be re
ported ??par.it-:y a'-o. and many compared
the cor sumption of line cottor. tor the
? ?.tl with *h* combined < onsutnntlon of
. r.e an-! lint".-? for t'. ? mm' month last
><3-. This pr?b\bly accounted for part of
th? early selling. and after np?nlnr hir?;>
'???n. > with March unchanged and other
month- f'T> points lower. t!i? mirket sold
?. . .it p' int- yesterday's (lusin^
!'c.ir??
When the coriert comparison for th* ren
- j- r.'tnir- > line generally understood, am'.
It r\> seen that the l'ebruiry conbumptton
was In ?> ??e-ji of last y^ar. prices rallied 5
or '. points from the lowest on io\e-ltiR.
T: ? 'iiarket. however, weakened again in
she afternoon under ter.ewrd liquidation.
<"? -irr prices v.fre -r.ithln ? or S polntn of
the lowest.
|Ti\ate cable* said that the tone of the
Mai !ie.-!?r market was pooier. nwinr to a
ernall export demand, &nu Liverpool ho>i">
W're heavy fllfrk het? la'e in >jie jift.-r
iif.nn. House-" with Southern connections
??ere not particularly active, and March
. .,-e . . . point?. over May. lfter lelllnp
abou: (Z points over May during the day.
t.'otten fu'uret closed steady:
Open. Ilich. I.orr Close
March 12.*3 J;' ?S li.f-t
v... .? 1..9T ll.t'3 11.
.t ilv 1! ??: 11 11.71 II.t;
::iril*t 11 ' T )t ? S li ? *. 11.'.1
- ? U.83 11.55 n..; li.a
I .e, en.i,-! .. tl." ? 1 i.41 U.V,
Spot cottor quiet, m'. i.l :r.; u;d?.i.ds. 1S.1"" \
tnl i liins gulf. ! '.<*.
'"ot?o.-. fiulct, rr.i idi'.r.r 3: 1*3. t.et re.-eipt., I
0 ba>? itrosr ? ~J~ ba'<" fa!" ' (0 bale.-:
?tock. 1)7.''.."j ).a>*. export ?.<> the Continent, I
Sales: CooitWtM, 1 612 bale*.
Total to-day at all ports?Net receipts.
S >.a!"-. *\pf.r> to 'ireat llrltall), i?
ba'.?*. to the t.'or.tlner.t. bales stock, :
l.,i'.e.
? *i.t:M?'i .atr 1 a* a:: por'.s- Ne* receipts,
?0,112 b.t'.es. export to -;r?at nrltala. 14.591 '
ba!?-- T'ra:. '" 4 ?**..? bale* to the Conti
i.ent :;V.4-*{ ).?:??-. 1
I'otr.l s ? ? ? .???>p-e::.rer 1 a* a!l ports N?t !
re ejpt ?? u: expert to "ir'nt '
lit ISaln I>-a ?> to 1': ante ?.( >lf, ]
t.rilp'. tit the Continent. r..je<712 bale:.; to j
.lapun, M"1-7^ bales; to ^lexlco, ".7V.S balea. I
Ne-v Cir;eai,s. ,\i :r< >i : The cotton mar- ?
lie to iv wn.~ <iepref?e<l on the openinp !
iiti.i r.-rn.! ine i at i\ n<". lr.s? "lariliR th- entire
-I-'Ion. cloallie at the lot\e:'t. :1?1>; point ? '
:it> !C! the till.I ti^t)-?- "f !' "erdt-v The
pi'iiiclpiii reason for the decline In th" e;,rl>?
plltt of the j.?.s^|.,.| m.;i* tn* u?? I- the
tia.lc of v i.>tm ifimpai isons f ?> t the i>nsti^
II :r".iu iicuii1. ot: ? oiiMimptlon In thi? ' OU*i
t' during IVbruaty The htfiiref. for 1st
vi.r frot i th"1 rei onls contained the amoutit I
of llnt?r'i conrium'!"l. wbureau to-?tay'? tf ?
1 ort tiid not, which caus?<l tliem to look .
lieat'lsli.
j:\en after the traile understood that the ;
otiHuniptloti t!n11re-. r. ere larger thati last !
??ar'f t ? ? t:?1. \ery little buyint; mm a In. In
the lift-i t oon t i?? '"Ilit'.R appeared to be
iri:"'v ba?ed on e\pn '..ttlntiH <if i fatlsli
K'ntilnK returns from thi fensni H'jreau !
1 '! Id.. '.
spot "i;toi: (|ul?t. l-lfc. off. Sales on
?1 ? ? pot l._"? bal? i and e) to arrive The 1
???'ton futute- il..-?u March. 1 .S. May,
:r i'. .tuly K 'l'. August. 11.SO; lictKber 11.11
-einber. 11 *">
\Mi YORK rnolH < l; MAItKKT.
ew Vo-k. March 17 l-'lour 'Julet \\'h".t:
litejru1'-- No. " rod, 51 ^! ^. Xo. 2 h.tr-I.
wintvi. Jl-fJ'*' N'o. l noitlietn. I >.. 1. ? t ? i
$1 ti -*? \n 1 northern Manitoba. tl.OS'v '.'orn
Stciol: , No >e'..ow \i . Wool- Steady.
. l.? athct Kit in i'e'.toieum Steady. Itohln |
Qi.-'i, Turpentine I'lria. 11and Mn
? ui.fi.'. S.::. ctitrlftiK-io refined easy,
} T.. cttitrifiiva! 5".t'S. reP.neil, easy,
u:i- l.m.u-l t"> poiiith lowei. f..lf..? ?~|iot.
'?I Itlo. No. 7. ??,. . Santos, No. 4. !i:#o . |
in. t dull: Coidova. 1. .? i b'Ajc tioniiti.il I'o
? i at.il "'.lb! ij;e I'ull and um hnni;cd. j
1'i iimits l>u|: and unchanged. Freight* -
RICHMOND HAT MAUKKT.
Ulchmond. t'a., March 17 1M4
Tlie li.l'.owinq are the iiuotatloi.n oti the
1M' iitiitii.il liny 17?change:
| No 1 Timothy 'ill? 00 ;
I St atidat d 14 00 c.i
- T"noth) 17.0V I
No ;t Tltr.rtthy.. (?! 14 f." |
I lght fiovet. niixeil . 1" fta
No. l I'iovcr. mixed v 1."1 I
! No. riov? r. tnl.ved 11.M 14 <>')
,\'o 1 < lover "I !?'. 0")
No. '- Clovei 37.09 n li.f.'O I
IlAV S?tnple Nomina)
(STRAW Com pi eimcd i f '0
I.oose-pressed, larpe bales.... (t lr> "0
K)I I't'KS?t'otnpi e-?ed 11.CO W 11 f.0
I.co e pressed, lar^e bale*. o 14 00
4 IIl( A(.() (iRAIN MARKI.T.
"Til-.i(ro. 111. Match 17 -SprlnkleH of rai
r- .'I nortli'Mii ii'id eastern Kun.-as fa led
to telli've, ? x.cpt j,. a transient ii..iiiner.
th- feu i 'it a dr> -at'iiei ?? ,n regal.lliiK
? ti-ii* Tlie market ? o..?-d 11: iri at a tang*
. arylnt* ft S*'. olf ti* a shade a.l\'ati.-e.
* I'Tiihllioi r. 1th a Kitlii fit i1 Ai t?> *k.
? ate the same a- !a-; iil^h!. an?. provislor.f t
iiieliahKed to i^i'io. up.
? ash Kraln closed. Wheat .s'o. I red. !>4 i
l'i" . No. hard, I'i'.ilil'i ?<.. No. " northern.
. No 'S sprlnr M't'.'.'i-. ''orn -No. L', n.',.i
No. yellow. COric. ?jats - St nndaiil.
-a\
l.'ii'llnr futureR rafigeil a fo'lovt
Will" AT
'pen. Illch. I..IW, Close.
.1 u!>'
C'ATS
May
July ...............
.^Pt. 37*,
M ESS I'OHK - Per libl.
.1 viiv
I.ARR?Per l?V> lb?
Mav io.tt
?tniv h?t
short ribs?Per n>?.
May 11. vi
July no:
10.90
11.00
11.VJ
11 -v.
11.71
io.r
Baltimore. Mcl.. Mari-h IT.?Wheat Steady. ;
i Fjiot. No. 'J red. spot. N'n. I re 1. vre5t- |
! er:i. J1.001?: March. M.'*', foin Quiet*. *;?ot. j
I contrat t. i'T'ji March. CT'jc. Oats I'lrrn; j
stati. iarri wliit". < l\ '?> l"c.: No. " white. <t;?.
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Rl. hmond. va.. March IT. 1MI.
WHOLESALE yi'oTATlOXS UN CHANGK |
WIlKAT-far lot:-.
No. . red. Western iJ 1 .CT>
No. ? r**d. Virginia 't 1.0.1
No. :: r< .1 -'i ps ;
Virginia. b.is lots NT 'si I'S
CORN?Car lotF.
No. ; while... ... ... T?3 '<i (
No
No
3
hit
mixed .
Ni> 1' mixed..
Vh , b?|T lot".
Corn oti tli>* ?
OATS -Car lot?
No. ir.ix'-O.
N'.?. r. mixed
No white..
No. r. whit* ..
RVE-i.'fr lots.
No. J
No. ."
Tl
nn cob..
Western
Nominal
Nominal
Virginia, Ijj; lot* ... Nominal
CATTI.E MARKETS.
RICHMOND l.IVH STOCK MARKET.
i Sales at Cnion Stoil; V.irJs i i
Hi. limiirul. Vii.. .March IT. 19!<
Report of the liv<* .-tocl< market for the
n?fk 'fndinj .Man h Is 1M1:
Hf"t si?er- lliallliui |o good, T'?'i
T-'?? . common tti fair. .. l>e>t, hoit* i>.
T'-i' .. medium io good. >'tn T' : common
fair. . be.-t . i.w y. t'.i . medium
*.<? coo^i. *i . common m f.ir. h!-?
I -'-! ox?'! > '? ???tmedium to ROmi, ?.u
\> > oiniTioii to fair. 41 ~ *j V:.: best heavy
hul'*. ?'? ?i . light. ."'fio1.'.; calves. .:
licks. ("invk .tnn calves. 13-' fTS.1*'* |>?"r
lie a' i. Ho|?.v " ii'iT'c . sow.-* itnd .-lap.s, ?'.?
TV)( lieft sheep. r/at.'-jc.; medium to qo>..i
4i;'.i".ijc . common to fair. S'.s'M*-.: he;.,
lambs. s'iF'-jc.; common to fair. CTi'Tc.
i New York. March IT. Reevea?T'eelinK
M?a*iy. ''ah,'. 1'eeMui; steady. Sh'?p
Mark'* :;??itiiy. Sliee|>. ?!?:??.oi, lambs, J7 ?(
? Hog- Murket weak at V.!0.?'.i.30.
? 'liicajjo. fi! , March IT. Moss?Market
tr-ak. Bulk Of rales. ?x.V,j,?5-. S7.ir.Vf
P.r'i. Cat He slow. Cow-1* anil heifers.
J. calve.-, 5-"'a!'.W Shec|i?\Y ?*k ; lambh,
I* ;-"|'iT v.
RICHMOND TOHACCO MARKET.
Rl< ii:r.on l. \a. March IT ;:-M.
l'olloninc are Hie quotatloiiii on the RK'h
mond Tobac'-o Kxchance:
I.UOSK DARK KIR ED.
l.iif i COO t OO
Addictions Cured
The- iih'Iic.i! iirr>fe."slo:i
Jias proven that Prink nn<l
1 ? r i j n I inltils .ire IjIH
15ASESJ!! ! !
As such wp tr^^t them ?
AM' ?m:ick tiikm.
\\> u ui i; v a n a nt k f:
to cure any nfi>- of t(in
Urluk or I?ru? Ilahits. i No
run- no pay. >
l.ot us send you full in
formal ion in repard to otir
institution ami methods.
(All imiuiric.s strictly
t:onfnientlal.)
1)11. II. 1.. I) i: VIN E
SA NATOItH M,
Iliftlilniid Pnrk,
Hiclimonil, \ n.
Phort leaf "M tl t tt
I.otic leaf '.09 tJ 10.5# ,
.Wrappers 12.00 ? 14.00
3 HRIGHTS.
SMOKERS?Common ?... 7.00 'ft 10.08 .
Medium ?... 10.00 (ji 1H. 00
Vine 15.00 ft 113.9)
ffHArPEIt?-r?mmon 20 90 5J Ir,.00
Medium 25 0# 3^ 32.50
tlood Si. 50 (>\ 37 f'8
Fine 37.50 W 45.01
Nnv primings 100 W 8 50
SUN -CUR ED?N EW.
I.UR?. common to good 4.00 1? 7.0?
Eugs good to prime 7.00 <rf SO'
Short leaf *>00 W 16.0"
Long leaf S?0 Ct 11 0?
Wrappers 11.50 1? Of (
M ISC EI. I- AN EOr S MAKE ETS.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET,
i Heporteil by Rodger*. I'lummer &. Co.. inc.?
Petersburg. Va., March 17.?Peanuts--Span
ish Farmers' Spanish firm at 11.15 tier
liushcl Virginias -Fancy Jumbo.
V?r pound: fancy hand picked, 3s?<Hl*c. l>rr
pound; extra prime. 5l;'a"\.-. per pound; ,
prime. 3V?c. per pound: shelling stock, Z'ti ;
per pound.
PUT <:o<Jl>S MAV.KET.
X - \t York. March 17. Cot* on good.- were
H ;i?t ami steady tn-duy. Men'- wear lines,
ranging mi price between $!.75 and VJ a yard,
sol.I well. Stlk moire sold *.eil for fall,
.ml satin-far-ed roods were well ordered.
Varus were ouiet.
NAVAL STORES.
Savanah. Oa.. March 17.-- Turpentine?Firm ;
?it 4<'.:'ic.; receipt^ l.'.J casks: shipments 1,0:17 |
? ?ask*; stock J".It? ?. n?k.s. Roeln-Firm: i?- !
? eipts 1 ,'?0 barrels; shipment* <13 barrels;
stuck lli.UC barrels. Quote: A. H. C,
U, *3.97Vi; E, }4; F. st.ou'v
CAUSENOWORRY '
10 BILLY SUNDAY;
Criticisms of Methodist Ministers
in New York Bring Sharp
Retort From Evangelist.
[Special to Tli? Tim'i-liiapalch.]
Scraiiton, Pa . March 17.?"There's no
of the <e high-browed New York Methodist
ministers throwing a fit about me going to
New York. I wouldn't so there under any
consideration, and have not. been thinking
about going. Why. New Voi k':i goin;; to
h -1 rij f.i>t that you can't see the dust,
and the Protestant ministers there cannot
save it. and don't want any one else to
attempt it."
This was tlie statement of "Hilly" Sun
day. tli" i elebrated baseball evangelist, who
Is conducting an eight-weeks' revival here.
In reply to the charge* made against him
at a meeting of the Methodist ministers In
New Y>.ik yesterday.
II" didn't even deny that he told the Rev.
A. E. Piper, pastor of a Pittsburgh Church,
to "go to h?1" v hen h" suggested Wotne
thing to hiii). and hinted that he wouid
say tli? : ame thing to miy other minit'r
w ho attempted lo "Inn ?_ in' on his affair-.
The i-\ angellM. however. denied ihe : tnt?
meiii of Air. Pljier that it cost |;W per con
vert io Pittsburgh, a to I said If would like
to learn flom the ?'ler^vmail nh'rii lie jot
lit-, figures iii saying that the Sunday re
vival cost Pittsburgh $'K>.<?)??
A' orillng to the ? ?flirtal Itg-ures given out
at the end of ih<; Pittsburgh campaign, the
total number >>f convert* there was "i;, 601.
Tho referred to by Mr. Piper may have
bocji only tho.e who gave the church they
preferred to ioln as the Methodist Episco
pal. The ofi'hial llsures 11,?. co!!i'rliuii?
for current expenses there were Is;
ihe free ?ill offering for Mr. Sunday on ihe
last day of the revival was $10.:;r_.wliii-li.
together with contributions from corpora
tions and wealthy Individuals, brought tho
evangelist's remuneration up to J37.215.t3.
This would make the Sotal collected for ex
penses and Sunday $75.S.'d. The evangelist i
an.xious to know just where Mr. Pioer get:
hi- St'J.OO-J figure.
Mr Piper, who made th" charges, was
formerly pastor of the First Methodist
('hut ch of Wilkes-Harre. and the Rev. E. i \
Munlock, superintendent the Scranton
dlstrn t of the Wyoming Conference, said
to-day lie could not account for his atti
t tide.
"Shortly after the revival in Pittsburgh."
.aid Mr. Murdoch. "I received a letter from
Mr. Piper, and he hart only the highest
pi .is.- for Mr. Sunday and his work there,
one ni ihe phrases in the letter v.as:
" ' 1 Si It v Sunday has brought a great
Cast Your Eye
to the last line of this ad?please!
But rememer, first, that the chief business
of this Company is that of acting as Executor,
Guardian and Trustee.
Ninety days ago the amount held in trust
was $4,000,000.00.
Observe the figures now!
Virginia Trust Co.
"The Safe Executor."
Richmond, Ya.
Our own resources
Investments held in trust...
$2,5Q0,000.00
$4,400,000.00
l
r
INCORPORATED 1832
Virginia Fire and Marine
Insurance Company
JANUARY 1, 1914
ASSETS.
Stocks and bonds owned (markot value) $1,267,672 25
Keul estate owned by the company 118,468 44
Loans on bond and mortgage (first llenB, value or
lands and buildings mortgaged, $170,250) 81,275 00
Intorest duo and accrued on said bond and mortgage
loans, loans, bonds and other assets 18,396 07
111 lis receivable and call loans secured by collateral. . 27,317 00
Premiums in course of collection 115,830 15
Cash in company's office and in National State and
City Bank, Richmond, Va 101,421 02
$1,780,360 08
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock % 260,000 00
Reserve for losses unpaid, including losses in course
of adjustment 76,817 31
Reserve for unearned premiums f 708,690 65
State, municipal and county taxes due and accrued. . . 12,500 00
Dividends declared December, 1913, due January 2,
1914 15,000 00
Reserve for accounts incurred in December, 1913. . . . 700 00
Reserve for December, 1913, reinsurance accounts,
due January 16. 1914 3,589 16
Surplus beyond capital and all liabilities 663,072 81
$1,730,300 03
Am. if. I'AiiMBn, k. n. aduison. w. ii. McCarthy,
I'rrftldrnt. Vlpe-I"rf?ldrnt. Secretary.
'jftV
1 "Between the Lines"
pi The assets of this bank aro over Eighteen Million in
'$! Dollars, as expressed in figures in our last statement.
?j* In addition, we have a most valuable asset, which is not
[l]' shown in the statement, and which cannot be expressed [()
?!*' in figures. It is the good-will of thousands of customers
k] whom we have pleased with our service, and who are Kj
?v always willing to speak- a good word in our behalf. To
W these wise friends we are deeply grateful. . jM
(?] First National Bank
"The Big Building."
" Capitai and Surplus, $3,000,000 j|
i
I Richmond Trust and Savings Co. \
Capital $1,000,000,00
? MAIN AND SEVENTH STREETS.
^ \\ c beg leave to call attention to our REAL ESTATE
^ DEPARTMENT. We make the renting of houses a specialty
? and solicit the privilege of handling yours. We collect rents,
watch charges tor repairs carefully and make prompt and
certain returns. \Yc can place money for you on real estate
at o per cent.
I SALES-LOANS?RENTALS
Security and Service ^
3
s
7<: ATLANTA AND
Georgia Mortgages &
Our Atlanta City and Suburban Real PIstate Mortgages earn for
you not less than 7 per cent, and sometimes as much as 8 per cent.
They are based on from 40 to 50 per cent of a fair valuation of the
property. We shall be glad to furnish inquiries with a long list of
Virginia and other clients who have been dealing through us for
many years. If you are interested, send for our booklet containing
these references.
FULTON INVESTMENT COMPANY
Chns. I). McKinney, President. 1701-0 Hurt. Bldg., ATLANTA, GA.
<ircc?, Tllson & McKinney, Attorneys.
i'i Pittsburgh.*"
Tin* evungell.-1 said lie n^vor pre.trlied in .
any city unle.-s lie u;?.- in\ite<t to <lo so.
"The New York tniniMera invlletl ine to 1
ANTI-KAMNIA TABLETS
The Headache Relievers.
SDrrtfngs
Atlantic Coast Line Hail road Company, (
Oftlco of the Secretary.
NOT I CIO IS I1ER10DY CIV 10 N' THAT A .
special and general meeting of the
stockholders of the Atlantic Coast !
Line Railroad Company will he held <
at the ollice of the company, at Byrd
Street Station, in the City of Kich- i
tnond, Virginia, on Wednesday. April i
1st, 1!?14, at 11 o'clock A. M.. for the i
purpose of considering, passing upon, ;
authorizing and consenting to dis
continuing the further issuance of >
bonds of the Atlantic Coast Line j
Railroad Company under and secured i
by its unified mortgage to United |
States Trust Company, ol' New York, j
Trustee, dated November lt>, lOfiP, and '
closing said mortgage; and. for the .
purpose of considering, passing upon,
authorizing and consenting t> the. I
making, issue . and disposition, by
sale or otherwise, by the Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad Company, in
lieu of the unified bonds, the issue
whereof will be discontinued, of gold
bonds not exceeding in the aggregate
the par value of two hundred million
dollars, to ho issued in series, hear
ing interest at such lawful rate or
rates as may be determined from
time to time by the Hoard of Direc
tors of the Atlantic Coast Line Rail
road Company, and maturing at such
date or dates as may he determined
by the hoard of directors; ami the
creation, execution and delivery by
the saiil railroad company of a |
mortgage or deed of trust, upon and '
conveying certain of its property, to !
be described in said mortgago or
deed of trust, to secure the payment
of the said bonds, to such trustee. In
such form and upon such terms and
conditions as the Hoard of Directors
may determine, and the issue and
disposition of such bonds or their
proceeds, for the payment or retire- |
mcnt, front time to time, of the un- '
derlying mortgage bonds and obliga
tions of the Atlantic Coast Line Rail
road Company, and for paying for,
constructing, completing, improving
and maintaining its lines of railroad
anil its equipment, and for other eor
X?orato purposes for which the pro
ceeds of such bonds may be lawfully
used under tho provisions of said
mortgage; and generally to take any
and all action that may seem noces
sary or desirable In connection with,
germane to or growing out of any
of tho matters hereinabove stated.
The stock transfer books of the
company shall bo closed Monday,
March 16th, 1914, at three o'clock P.
'M., and shall he reopened Thursday,
April 2nd, 1914, at ton o'clock A. M.
By order of the Hoard of Directors.
11. L. HORDI3N.
Secretary.
February 27th, 391#.
sp^ak In ^itrn'gle Hall a *:e?k a;o. and I ]
went there. I've sot date* enough In blK j
r'.tle* to keep ine on the Jump for the next |
(en yemu. und I iim not worrying it lilt
;<boilt what the Methodist ministers, of New 1
York do or ffl}'." j
^Dtfl0
TURKISH AMD UO.MAN DATHS.
THE JEFFERSON
KICmiON'D, VA.
The most magnificent hotel In th?
South. European plan. Rooms single
and en suito, with and without batna.
Spacious sample rooms.
Table d'llote Dinner Saturday and
Sunday from 0 to D.
The ever so opular
RICHMOND HOTEL
takes pleasure in announcing that
we will serve a
Mid-Day Lunch
from 12 noon to 4 P. M. daily,
cxcept Sunday.
50c in the Rathskeller
steamboat?
WEST INDIES
T>eiightful Cruises?About SO T>a.ys?S. 5?.
I'AHIMA sails March -itb, and olhpr ateam
tr? every ten days for St. Thomas. St. Croix.
St. KittM, Antigua. Guadeloupe, Dominjca,
Martinique, St. l.ncla, Harbadoes and Deine
rura. Kor full Information apply to A.
H. OUTKIIBRIDGK ft CO.. Agents (Juebeo
3. y. Co., I.td., ^0 Broadway, New York; or
my local Ticket As?ut.
l&ailroato*
RicliioBi.Frsacrictsti'E&PotoinacR.E;
TO AMD FROM WASHINGTON AMD BEYOND.
Lott* Richmond I ArrWe Klohmoud
?5.80 A.M. Byr?84.Hta.j ?7.60 k.U. Bn<?t.HU.
?6.4* k.M. Mala HI. Hta.|{l 1.26 A.M. ElbaHlatloa.
?7.10 A.M.Byr4 8*. Su.lt 11.36 A.H. Byr?HL8ts.
*7.60A.M. BalaSt. Kta.l *1.10 P.M. NalaSt.Hte.
?8 4<tA.M.Dyr? St. Sta. *U.RO P.M. Byr?Bt.8ta,
, *9.80 A.M. BrrCNt.SU. *? ?6 P.M. ByrtSLRta.
?19.84 A.M. Mala 81. Sta. "7.19P.M. Malaflt.Sta.
i *12.01 aoo?Byr4 8t. Mta.l *7.S0 P.M. ByrlSLHta.
1 11.00 P.M. Byr4 St. 8U.> -
*8.60 P.M. Byri 8t. BU.j
?1.16 P.M. Elba Statlan.
6.16 P.M. Halo St. Kta.
?8.20P.M. Brr4 St. Sta.
,^ 00 P.M. B^St^Bfr
?7?.w p.S; V.r,tgJ;g{::
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS-WEEKDAYS.
Leave BrH St. Sta. 4.00 P. M. for FreJeriekibarf.
I/*ar? Elba Sta. 7-80 A. M..6.80 P. M. far Aehlaal.
Arrlre Byrd St. Sta.8.26 A.M. ftem ffreterteksb'f.
Vrrlra Elba Sta. 9.80 A.M.,64.2 P.M.ftaw Aablaal.
?Dally. tWcikdaya. i Sundays aaly.
All tralaa ta or from Byrd Straet Statlaa
?top at Klba. Time o I arrivals and 4epartarc?
aet gaaraateed. Read the slgas.
Richmond & Petersburg Electric Ry.
Leave Rtchmonu.
?6 A. M. ?S I*. H,
7 A i >| 4 I'. .11.
8 A. .11. n p. 3i.
?OA.M. *5>45
10 A. At. ?? P. .11.
11 A. M. 7 P. M.
?12 A. .M. 8 P.M.
IP.* ?# P. M.
3 P. M. 10 P. M.
11 P. M. Che ater.
*13 P. M. I'etorwlni
'?*ave Pelrraburf,
??>':? A M P. M
0i3R A. .11 *4 :3B P. M
t7:Sa A. .11 ft i3C P. M
?7135 A. M Oi?R p. M
8:!IS A. M 57 ?05 P. M
0)35 A. >1 *7iSS P. M
? lOi.HB A. M s i3S P. 8)
J 1135 A. M mac P. m
12i3."5 |*. M ? 10i40 P M
?l?3B P. M. 11.40 P. at
2i3.t P. M.
?Baggage. tLlmlled. iWeek dara ealy.
Atlantic Coast Line
The Standard Rallrond of the South.
EFFECTIVE JANUAIIT 4. 141i. >
j TRAINS I.KAVE HIC1IMOND DAILT.
i For Florida and Mouth: ?:15 A. M. and ( It
! F. M.; 9 4C P. M.; 1:00 A. M.
; For Norfolk: 3:00 A. M., 3:09 P. Id.. 4:14 r.
M.
For N. ?? H. ny. West: 4:15 A. M., 4:S4 A.
SI.. 3:00 P. Si.. 9:20 P. M.
For I'ttereburg: 1:04 A. M., 4:13 A. ,M.,
1:16 A. M.. 9:00 A. M.. 9:50 A. M.. 3:00 P. U-.
4:19 P. M.. 6:0i 1?. M.. ?:? ?*. M., 0:20 P. M?
11:4? P. M.
For Culdsbero ami Fayettevllla: *4:14 P. M.
Train* arrive Richmond dally: 6:03 A. Vf..
6:70 A. M.; 7:00 A. St.. 6:00 A. M.. '8:37 A. M..
"10.45 A. M.. 11.40 A. M.. *2:10 P. M.. **1.44 P.
M.. C:06 P. St.. 4:26 P. M.. 1:00 I". M.. 9:00 P.
M.. 11:30 P. M.
?Except Sunday. ??Sunday only.
Time of arrival and departure and eonmn
tlons not guaranteed.
c. a Ci.MI'Blil,L D. P. A? ?xt Uala St
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
PRESUER CARRIER OF TUB SOUTM.
Trains L?^ave Richmond.
K. B.?Following schedule Ig-ures publish**
ni Information and rot guaranteed:
For the South?Dally: 4:10 A. M.?Loeal.
10:10 A. M.?Express. 6.W P. M.?Express,
with Electric Lighted Sl??plng Cars for At
lanta and Birmingham. 11:45 I*. M.?Express.
Week Days: 3>M P. M. ?Local.
TORK IIIVER 1.IKE.
j 5:10 P. M.?Steamer train (parlor car), ex
l rept Sunday, no lecal stops; and 4:34 P. SC?
! Dully, local?Connecting >or Baltimore, dally,
except Sunday. 7:50 A. M.?except Sunday.
Trulne Arrive Richmond.
From the South: C.'Ji A. M. and 1:40 A. if.,
1:00 P. M.. 1:05 P. M? dally; 12:55 Ex. Bun.
From Weat Point: t:50 A. M. (?ten.mer train),
dally cxcept Monday; 9:30 A. M. dally; 4:M
1'. M. except Sunday.
11. L. BISHOP. D. P. A..
447 E. ktiln St. Pbon* M^iiuoD 771.
Norfolk & Western Railway
ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORhOLK.
Schedule In Effect December 1, 1913.
Leave Jlyrd Street Station. Richmond. FOR
' NORFOLK: *1:00 A. it., 'S.05 P. M., *4:14
j p. aa.
FOR LTNCHBURO AND THE WEST:
?6:16 A. M . ?*:&> A. M. *3:<i0 P. M.. ?9:V* P. IS.
Arrive Rlehn>ot.d from Norfolk: *11 :?* A.
! M.. *4:25 P. SI.. *n:a I'. M. From the Waati
1 ?6:50 A. M.. 12:10 P. M.. ?l:4? P. U.. 'i.H P.
r M.. ?V:00 P. M.
| ?Dally. IDtlly except Sunday. (Sunday
I only.
' XV. B. BEVILL. W. C. SAUNDERS,
i P. T. M.. Roanoke. G. P. A.. Roanoke.
? C. H. BOSLEV. D. P. A.. Rlcnmond. Va.
; Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
' 7:00 A.?Local?Dally?Newport News.
7:00 A.?Locul?Duli>?Ch'vflle. Ex. Sun.
Thurmond.
t9:00 A.?Expreie--Dally--Norfolk. Old Point.
; 14:30 A.?Local?Dally?7.'rhb'B. Lex. C. Foraa
I Noon ? Express ? TJally ? Norfolk. Old
Point.
t4:00 P. ?Expree.i?Dally?Norfolk. Old Point.
6:00 P.? Loral- Dally?N. Ne*?. Old Point.
6:1&P.?I.bcal ?Ex. Sun. Charlotteevllla.
6:li P.?I.ocal?Week 'lays, to Warren.
I *2:10 P.?Express?Dally?On., L'villa.
?6:4> P.?Limited? Dally?Cln? Ch'*a St. L?
, *11:00 I'.?Express ? D?lly ? Cin., Louisville.
?Sleepers. fpurlor Cara.
TRAINS ARRIVE P.Ii rlMONP?Local from
'East: 9:20 A. M.. 5:10 P. M. Through from
Eant: 11:10 A. M.. 2:0i P. M.. ?:S0 P. M. I?cal
! from Wett: S:3? A. M-. ??10:30 A. M. and I:f4
P. U. Throuch: ?:S8 A. M? U :&5 A. M. and
l.>0 1'. M.
James River Line: ??1:34 A. M? 6 :t? P. U.
Dally.
??Dally except Sunday.
Klrhmum! sad Cheaapeake bay Rallerar.
Schedule of Hlectrlc Trains, effective May
lit, 1912: Leave Richmond. Laurel and Broad
Streets: b'i:K A. M., *7:10 A. M., bt:l4 A.
U.. 4:10 A. M.. ??10:10 a. M.. 11:10 a. M.. 1:14
p. M.. 2:10 P. M.. 3:10 p. M? b?:10 P. M., 5|14
P. M.. f.-.D P. M.. 7:10 P. M.. bi:10 P. M..
i 14:10 P. M., 11:45 P. M. Leave Ashland, Eng
land and kluple Streeta: *5:55 A. M.. b7:14 A.
M.. S;00 A. M.. b9:00 A. M.. 10:00 A. M.. ??11:44
A. M., *12:00 M.. ??1:00 P. M., 2:04 P. M.. 4:44
P. M.. 4:00 P. M., b5:v0 P. M.. b:0? P. Id.. 7:14
P. M . ?.-*;0 P. M., b9:W P. M.. 11:04 P. U.
?Dally except Sunday. "Sunday only.
bCarrlaa bacgaca
SEABOARD AIR I.INE.
"The Procreaslve Kallnay of the South."
Southbound trains o--heduled to leava Rich
mond dally: 9:00 A. M.?Loc;il to Norllna.
1:10 P. M.?Sleepers and conchea, Atlanta
Blrrnlncham. Savannah, Jacksonville. 7::J
P. M. Florida I.lmlted. S:S0 P. M.?Local.
II :IS P. M.?Sleepers and coaches. Atlanta.
Birmingham. Memphis. 1:00 A. SI.?Sleepers
and coaches. Jacksonville. Northbound
tralna scheduled to arrive In Richmond
dally: 6:30 A. M., 7:40 .v. M.. 9:50 A. M.. 14:11
A. M. - lorlda Limited; Local, S;C6 P. M.. 5:41
P. M. Local.
I9tramboit0
Going Abroad?
Consult "MR. BOWMAN" and
let him arrange your trip. Rate
sheets and sailing lists for all
lines now ready.
Richmond Trust & Savings Co.
Samuel H. liownian, Manager,
TRAVEL DEPARTMENT,
7th and Muiu tits. Richmond, Va.
Capital, $1,000,000.00.
MERCHANTS AXD MINERS TRANS. CO.
"Queen of Sea Routes"
NORFOLK TO
POSTOT' ANI) PROVIDENCE,
,,1,wu|n uetcis on sale to principal
points.
Fine steamers, excellent service, low fares.
Wlreiess telegraph. .Send for booklet.
Apply C. & O. Ry., N. Sc. W. Ry., Richmond
Trust & Savings Co. (Inc.), corner Slain and
Seventh Streeta, and Richmond Transfer
Company. Nr.. 809 E. Slain. Striae
"old dominion line
Lt. Richmond foot of Ash St. dally.7:40 p. jj.
Leave Newport Nowa 6:00 A. M.
Arrive Norfolk ...6:03 A.M.
Connects with main line steamers leaving
Norfolk for New York dally, except Sunday,
7-00 I' M. Connections also mailt by N. A
W. Ity. 3 P. M. and C\ & O. Ry. at 4 P. M.
Night line steamers stop at Claremont oti
signal, und are met by public conveyance.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CO-James River
by daylight for Norfolk, Old Point, Newpor4
News and all Jaines River landings, Monday,
Wednesday and Friday At 4:es A. St. Freight
received for all James River Polnta
All Travel Arrangements Ov?r On?
Counter.
American or European.
Railroad, Mesathlp and Tallage
Ticket*.
Bacgag* Cheeked. Taxlcab, TrgveUra'
Cheoka.
RICHMOND Til A ;* SKKR COMPANY,
DO* Eaat Mala Street.
Branch Offices: Jefferson?Murphy**
Richmond Hotelai
?T1MHJ AND TROUBUB flAVSRa.1*

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