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Capital, $200,000.00 Assets, $614,540.70
SL Saq>ht uJ Umfcd Profits, $24,977.31
Start a business or pergonal account
here, if you desire to patronize a bank that
will exercise every legitimate effort to
promote your best isttereata.
ON SAVINGS
ACCOUNTS
Commonwealth Bank
12 NORTH *TH STREET.
Branch, No. 4 East Broad Street.
—in a bunk indicates uniform excellence
of service.
The growth of this institution has been
steady and sturdy, because it has invari
ably met the banking requirements of its
depositors.
Leans sad Discounts. *3,118.539.29
Bonds with U. & Treasurers. 37S.000.00
Other Bonds and Sonorities_ 147.flOS.SO
Banking Bouse. 371.0UJ0
Cash, Dos front Banks and U. S.
Treasurer. 1,023,039 06
*3,036,756.21
Capital. *500,000.0
Surplus and Profits. 298,777.26
CVroulation. 278,000 00
Bond Account. 164,000.00
Deposits. 3,786,393 20
Reserved for Interest and Taxes' . 12,588.76
*5,036,786.21
OFFICERS:
OLIVER J. SANDS. President CHAS. E. WINGO, Vice-President
WM. C. CAMP, Vice-President O. BAYLOR HILL. Cashier
WALLER HOLLADAY, Asst. Cashier D. W. DURRETT, .Asst. Cashier
DIRECTORS.
WM. O. CAMP, Vice-President.
M. €: PATTERSON, R. A. Patterson Tob Co.
OLIVER J, SANDS. President
EMMETT SEATON, Attoraey-at-Laer
CHAS E. WINGO, Retired Merchant
HERNRY W. ROUNTREE, Rountree Trunk
and Bag Company
JAMES R. GORDON, President Cardwell
Machine Co.
EDOAR O. GUNN, Dealer in Lumber
R. H. HARWOOD, Harwood Bras., Oik
CHAS. E. WHITLOCK, D. M. Lea k Co.
BANKING DEPARTMENT invitee both large and small accounts upon uni
formly favourable terms. PAYS INTEREST on deposits subject to check.
Loans money on approved collateral security.
RAVINGS DEPARTMENT—Start to build your fortune here where therr is
ample Strength, Good Management.
WE PAY YOU 3 PER CENT. INTEREST.
SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT rente Safe Deposit Boxes for the absolute
protection of important papers, jewels, and etc., and stores silverware and other
other valuables in its fire and burglar proof vaults. Rates $2.00 per year and up.
Conference on All Ike Above Subjects Invited.
You Can
Earn More
than the money for which you actually labor by opening an account with
our banking department and drawing interest on your deposits.
We handle bank accounts of every description in the most satisfac
tory manner, and invite YOURS, whether large or small, business or
personal.
A 0/ INTEREST A 0/
yo paid H:yo
Savings Bank
The Bank That Payt 4 °}o
Richmond, Virginia,
‘ , / OFFICERS:
JNO. GAIU^^^LARD^Prmldent ^
SAVINGS HANKS MOKE POPULAR
WITH THE PEOPLE OF RICHMOND
Richmond bankers say that tha tact that deposit* of thair saving de
partments have mora than doubled «» tha past thraa r*«• » prattr
«ood indication of tha trowing popularity of thla feature of their busl
naaa. Thla growth ia partly attributed to development of tha rural free
delivery eyetem in recent yeara, dUt-of-town cuetomera having cultivated
the habit of making deposits far more frequently since this eyetem went
Into effect. Others use registered let tare more frequently than they form
erly did.
"Ranking by mall la now getting to be a regular business," said one of
Richmond's financiers Saturday.
There are nearly ft,000 eaviaga accounts cradltsd to people in Rich
mond and this means that on* pored n in every six carries accounts. It
also moans that many children are among this number. The savings de
posits aggregate altogether about tlO.000.ooe.
Although It ta subject to check, money deposited In savings depart
menu draws Interest, provided the checking privilege Is not abused.
Depositors are supplied with eavlngs banks and In this way they put
aside many a nickel and dime that would be spent on trlges. Grown per
sons as well as children make use of these banks.
Practically every bank maintain# * savings department and thus at
tracks many persons who would perhaps never patronise a bank other
wise.
TONE IS STENDT
IN STOCK MARKET
Majority of Issue* Traded in
Show Moderate Gains at
Opening.
RAILROADS SHADE OFF
- i
Example Followed by Several
Leading Industrials—Pro
nounced Strength Follows.
NEW YORK. May 14 —The stock
market opened ateady with a ma
jority of the Issues showing mode
rate gains. Later Reading, Southern
Pacific and Missouri Pacific shaded
off and their example was followed by
several of the leading Industrials.
After the first few minutes pro
nounced strength was displayed and
price* made matertai gains. Gov
ernments unchanged; other bonds i
I dull.
The market closed steady.
NEW YOKE STOCK MARKET.
:By Tbomaa Branch A Co.I
_ Open. Lnst
fcm*r can Tieet Suaar. 37*4
Am. Aer. Ckn. Co. 47
AIKmCVo'mere.ft(M. . •
AHinChembec*, t>fd.. 34
70
73*
61
Aln»al«meted Copper.
American Cm.
Am***ran Cnn. p' l.
American Car A Fdy.
American Car A Fdy. pfd.
American Cotton Oil. 64~-j
American Lrreomotfea..
American Locnmotlm, pfd.
American BmeHin*. 79V*
Amerienn 8u*nr.
Amer. Tal. nnd Tel Co. 136*
American Tobnero, com..
American Tobacco, pfd.
inneonda Copper. i I Si
'lehieon. lin*4
identic Coaat Line. 123*4
ncltimore and Ohio.
Brooklyn Rapid Traaait.. At
Canadian Pnrifie. 194
I'beaapeaka nnd Ohio. . *7H
Chirac© Great Weatern. . 27
('hie. Mil. and St. Taut. 138 4
Chi. and North waiters. lSlii
C. G. W„ pld.
Centra) Leather. 417%
Colorado Fuel ted Iron..
Colorado and Southern. 60H
Colo, and South , let ^.
~ol. nnd Sou h.. 2d pfd.
'oncolidatad Gna. 133*4
Delaware and Htidcoa..
Danrar nnd Rio Q.. com. 42
Decree nod Rio Q., pfd..
DiatiUcn' See. Cor. 30*
Edo. 29
Eric, let pfd. 46**
Erie. 2d pfd. 361*
General Electric. 146V*
Great Northern, pfd. 133**
Great North. Ora. Ctfn..... 64
Winola Central..............
Int. Metropolitan.. 20'4
la’. Metropolitan, pld........... 33**
Ini. Mer. Marine, com..
int. Mar. Marina, pfd..
International Paper.
intacnarianal Paper, pfd. SJ
City So., earn. 31*
City So., pfd.
LoaieeUa and NnebriUa.......... 147K
Metro. Street Railway.
Mo., Km. and Terns,.
Merouri Pnoifla.
National Lend.....
Nan York Central
N. T. Ont. and Wi
Norfolk and Wi
Northern Pacific.
I'eopte’t Gaa...
Pmmid Steal Car.
Pmtaad Sunt Car, pfd.
Kwy, Steal Bprta* asm
Stf*
37*4
47«
34
im
9‘*
73*
ei*
67
W
136J|
4*4
l'f>*
123 *»
Ml* I
19* i
*7W
27
i.v>*;
lJ-’H ‘
41H
60*
13*H
«K
31H
29
4B*
3**4
:i9'4
63 V*
21
$6*.
I
K
34 H
147
42* 42*
70
7S*
12m
43 H
70
73*
Itlt4
44 4
132
«4M
131K
1*4*
40
. .Wi
.160M
Repnbite Inn and Steal....
Republic L and S* pfd.
tloak lainad.. 4514
Rook I dead, pfd. 90*4
dloao'Sheffield. 74
Southern Pacific. 126*
houtkara Railway.
Southern Railway, pfd. 63
TataaPaaiOa.,.... 624
Ualao Poodle.. 1*24
United Stolaa Rubber. 44
Halted Scafaa 84tE..8234
United Stataa S4aai, pfd.. 1184
Va.-Cer. Chemionl...... «#J»
Va.-Car. Chemical. pfd..
Wahaab. 22)4
E abaak. pfd. 46H
40
l«iH
«.**
61
74
126*4
62*
2M4
32*4
182H
63*4
h»H
118*4
60*
2214
67*
08
Weekly B
■NBW YORK. JMay XdWATtp yank
ly bank statement follows:
Resarva on all deposits, Increase.
I6.S22.426.
Rosorva on deposits other than
United States. Increase, 16.222,600.
Loam. docrtMao. 110,726.600.
Specie, Increase. $4,202,100.
Imgal tendera docreaae,
Deposits, decrease, $7,206,760 .
Circulation, decrease. $268,700.
Total loans. $1,122,402,700.
PRODUCE MARKET
CONTINUES STEADY
9
«-Si
it
V
© 4-*
<4 60
a n
fij
© 22
© 10
indication* that the price will shortl)
go still lower.
The local produce market continuer
practically unchanged.
WHUkKULt; utO'l ATIOSS.
rUiLTkl-Ut*. _
per pound
Turkey*. Hen*......16 ©
“ Gobbler* .12 U 14
Chicken*, tipring email per
lb.32
Chicken*, Spring, large per
lb. . .........,......... > 33
Hen* .15
Duck*, large young .13
Kooatere, per piece, live...40
Geese, per piece .36
UlTIKIl.
Choice Family racked,,.,.
Choice Dairy Packed ....
Choice store Packed .20
Packing .
EGGS.
Crates, nearby fresh laid..
| Crates, other sections ....
i Barrels and Boxes . 15
CO CATHY BACON—Well Bi
: Hams, choice, amall per lb 20
Ham*, choice, medium....1>
■ Ham*, choice, large.18
bhouider*. choice, per lb.. 14
Sides, choice, per lb.15
i.slightly smoked meat from one u
two cent* per pound less.)
Cl. .LK MAHKKT.
Beef Cattle, good to prime 51* 9
“ “ common to fair 3 ®
Bull* . 31* ©
Cow* ... 2* ip
Calve* . 7
{ " Dante runner*.... 4
'Sheep . *
i Dam b* .8
i Hog*, live .8
HIDES.
Dry Flint, par lb. ® l|
“ salted, per lb.... 7t 1»
Green, sailed, per lb.. 9 lu
per lb . <ij) o
9 21
It) 21
U II
® 21
<u i>l
<0 13
<0 1*
© It
9
it
<a
«v»
6k,
41*
41*
<!*
4
® 10
9 8
Dry Flint Calf Skin*,
per lb ...
II
9 7
<8 4
# 5
© 3
© 3
Fit CITS AND VEGETABLE*.
Apple*. Fancy, per
bbl.6 00
Apple*. common to
good, per bbl .3 00
Apple*. Choice, per
bbl.4 56
Oranges, per box.3 25
Strawberries, per crate 2 60
Black Peas .2 25
Black Eye Pea*—No.
1, per bus .2 25
Black Eye Peas—No.
2. per bus.2 00
Clay Peas, per bu».... I 7 5
Mixed Pea* .1 *5
Beans—Navy No. D
white .* 00
Bean*—C o m rn o n to
choice ..1 *0
00
60
00
73
60
0 2 it
it 2
9 1
SU 1
26
>5
35
0 3
9 1
2*
76
MISCELLAN EOF*.
Beeswax, per lb....... 9
Dried Apple*—bllced,
per lb .. •»-. 7 9
Dried Apples—Quart'll. 4 1*©
“ *• Dark. i ©
Dried Peaches—Peeled
per lb. 12
Dried Peaches—Peeled
dark, per lb. 8
Dried P e a c h e *,—I'n
peeled, per lb. 4
laird—Country, prime.. 13
Tallow, per lb . 6
Flaxseed—per bus.... 1 20
21
it
9
18
11
14
6*
9 1 48
w
HAY AND DR AIN MARKET.
Richmond, Va., May 14. 1»10.
WHEAT—
No. 2 red Wnt«n. .
No. 2 rod. Virginian
No. 8 red .
Steamer .
Virginia (bag lota).
CORN—
No 2. white.
No. S white .
No. 2 mixed ......
No. 3 mixed .
Virginia (bag lota).
Corn (on cob, dry).
OATS—
No. 2 mixed
Car Lota.
1.10
95
9
(a
it
V
it
Mo
1.14
1.13
1.11
1.13
0
tf
t*
I %
nominal
71
73
7«
71
73',
ff
No. 3 mixed . 411* U
♦7
431, 0
it
nominal
nominal
nominal
nominal
No. 3 white
No. "3 white...
Wlnted aeed ..
RYE—
No. 3 car lota.
No. 3 car lota .
Va. bag lota .
HAY—
Choice Timothy
No. 1 Timothy
No. 3 Timothy
No, 3 Timothy ....
Light Clover, mixed
No. 1 Clover, mixed 13.00
No. 3 Clover, mixed 14.10
No. 1 Clover....... Nominal
No. 1 Clover . Nominal
47
:o oo
©
13.50
14.00
13.00
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
aVlvJ mu VUU f » | «USj »«« 4
DARK STEMMING—NEW.
Lugs .34.50 0
Short Leaf . 3.00 0
Long Leaf .7- 3.00 ©
4
BROWN SHIPPING—NEV
I 3.30
7.30
10.0b
Lug* . & 00
Short Leaf . 7.00
Long Leaf. 9.00
Wrappers . 10.00
BRIGHTS.
sr
v
|
«
0.60
6.3V
12.00
13.00
IMOKER8—Common .. 7.00 0
Medium . 9.oo &
Fine .. ii.oo 0
CUTTERS—Common .. 11.00 0
Medium .13 00 ©
Fine . 13.00 D
Tenor . I3.oo 0
FILLERS—Common ... 8.00 0
Medium . 11.00
Good . 12.60
Fine . 14.00
WRAPPERS—Common 16.00
Medium . 13.00
Good . 36.03
Fine . 32.60
Fancy . 40.00
SUN-CURED.
Luge, common to good. 3.00
Luge, good to prime.... 0.00
Short Lent. 10 oo
l£ns UST.H.OO
WrappM* . 15.00
Trimmings . l.oo
3.80
11.09
13.CD
12.6V
14.60
13.00
30.00
10.0V
1S.0V
13.0V
13.0#
17.0V
tO.00
30.00
37.30
43.00
T.30
0.00
12.30
0 83.3)
WEATHER TOO COLD
FOR PLANTING TOBACCO
(Special to The Richmond Virginian.)
CLARKSVILLE, VA.. May 14.—
Owing Jo the very cool weather end
bnchwnrdneaa of tobacco plants very
little has been aet out In thta section.
Usually n large portion of the crop has
bees set by the tenth of May. This
wUl Very likely mean e late crop.
whl«h will give e stop with more body
nnd Rea color, ae It la very hard to
get very bright color late In the a*s*on,
to get very coot
on North
, May it.
Capital, - - $1,000,000
Surplus, earned, 500,000
Inyites the accounts of merchants, manuf ct irers and baai
n''*'® men generally.
S cial attention giyento depositors In the Savings Depart
niw.it, where Interest is allowed.
JOHN SKELTON WILLIAMS,
President.
FREDERICK E. NOLTING,
-rtm rtCWTwwWR
H. A. WILLIAMS,
Assistant Cashier,
Main Office.
Broad Street Branch
Church Hill Branch
Fulton Branch.
LOUIS D. CRESNHAW,
— Trust Officer,
A. D. CRUTCHFIELD,
Mgr. Savings Department,
■
IS
Corner Ninth and Main Sts.
.303 East Broad St* I
Corner 35th and Brood Sta* j
,... .3914 Williamsburg Am. '
?
Important Questions
When* to your money?
Is it safe?
Is it earning Interest?
Are you a borrower?
Hare you a lock box?
Do you want the best advice?
Do you wish modern facilities?
Do you use foreign exchange?
Do you desire a cordial reception?
Do you want a friend at all times?
Do you know that the
National Bank of Virginia
Northwest Corner 11th and Main,
is one of the strongest banks in the South?
It is forty-fire years old.
It guarantees you safety.
It promises you satisfaction.
It desires to serve you.
Won't you give us your account?
Call and see us, or a line from you will bring our
tatire.
m
VirginiaTrust
923 EAST MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
afc.
Capital, One Million Dollars.
On November 26th bat, a gentleman in North Carolina spoke to an officer of this company sal
■aid he wanted to change his will and make ua hie trustee. He was in perfect health then. A*
days later he was dead. Left 1200,000.00 to three friends as trustees. How Infinitely better Asr .
all concerned if he had appointed a strong Trust Company instead of individuals as trustees.
Moral: If you haven't made your will, make it now, and remember that the VIRGINIA TRt
COMPANY is bettor equipped than any individual to act as Executor, Trustee or Guardian.
A request on a postal win bring our booklet on trust.
OFFICERS
HERBERT W. JACKSON. President
LEWIS D. AYLETT, JAMBS N. BOYD.
Secretary. First Vice-President.
JOHN H. SOUTHALL, JOHN M. MILLER. Jr.,
Treasures'.
DIRECTORS
JAMES N. BOYD, Preddent Planter* Na
tion*! Bank. .
T. C. WILLIAM 8, Jr., Capltalkrt.
JOHN M. MILLER, Jr.. Vto^PnddHit and
vV/Ulr n, jUAuMC<Jl| ill., v mWwl f|»y|
Caahier Pint National Bank of Richmond.
FRITZ 8ITTERDING, Vice-Prmident Vir
ginia Railway and Power Company.
L. Z. MORRIS, Vlce-Prsaideut Seringa Bank
d Richmond *
SAMUEL T. MORGAN. Pwaident Virgini*
Garoona ftiamlral Company.
PHILLIP WB1TLOOC, CapitaUat.
. JUNIUS B.. MOSBY, J. B, Mnafagr A On..
B. B. ADDISON. ViooPiwkkot CHy
of Richmond'
J. 1. MONTAGUE, VWaPwaMeat PI
National Bank of Richmond.-—.
W> & FORBES, W. 8. Fort*. * Co, 1
•ale Provkiooa.
JONATHAN BRYAN. Baal EMate.
T. WILLIAM PEMBERTON, Vioa-F*
LifeInaunuMaCoaMMtayafVMaia.

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