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The Richmond Virginian., July 30, 1910, CITY EDITION, THE PROGRESS SECTION, Page 7, Image 17
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Capital, $500,000. Surplus & Profits, $300,000
American National Bank
..Pay A* You Go
You will pay less, and can afford a bank account. Spend
less and bank the difference.
One dollar’s worth of pleasure, if that dollar be the first
one invested in a bank account in this bank, will result in
many dollars in good cheer and contentment in the days to
come.
Live, work, and enjoy life in the present, and save for
the future. Save by a plan for a purpose. j
We Pay 3 °/o on
Accounts
"s.
OFFICERS:
OLIVER J. SANDS, President
WM. C. CAMP, Vice-President
WALLER HOLLADAY, Asst. Cashier
CHAS. E. WINGO, Vice-President
O. BAYLOR HILL, Cashier
D. W. DURRETT, Asst. Cashier
The National
State and City Bank.
OFFICERS.
%m. H. Palmar, jKwldent.
Jnn. S. Ellett, Vlw-FHridwt.
Wm. M. HID, Vice-President.
J. W. Sin ton. Vice* President.
Julton H. Hill, Cashier.
^ DIRECTORS.
E. B. Addison, James H. Anderson,
J. L. Antrim, James D. Crump. John S.
Ellett, A. R. Ellereon, Joseph M. Four
qurean, Horace S. Haves, 8. H. Hawes,
Wilhnm M. Hill, Edward C. Mayo,
Edwin A. Palmer, William H. Palmer,
Granville G. Valentine, Stewart M. Wood
ward.
S PER CENT INTEREST
PAID ON DEPOSITS,
COMPOUNDED
EVERY SIX MONTHS.
The consolidation of the
capital, business and expe
rience of two of Rich
mond's very successful
banks, assuring to those
who have accounts here
the best of legitimate bank
ing courtesies and the ac
commodation of larger cap
ital and surplus.
Your account is invited
and your deposit will earn 3 par cent, compounded
eveiy six months.
Capital, - - - $ 1,000,000.00
Surplus, - - $600,000.00
Capital, $1,200,000. Surplus, $600,000
ERVICE and
UNDNESS
Are the banking qualities considered by care
ful depositors. Likewise, the /personnel of
officers and directors. t '
The great number of depositors on our
books will vouch for the excellence of our
service and the soundness of our policies. If
your business or personal account is not as
well cared for as you would likcj we assure
you of every permissible banking courtesy if
brought to us.
The National
45 YEARS OLD
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; ' ~ . '<■ ' <: 1 ' ” \ . " : 1 • . . '* L '_V •
BANKERS KNOW WORTH
OF SAVINGS DEPOSITS
Few Inatitotiona in Country Now Regard it u Good Buaraees to
Disregard Thb Particular Department.
ttmli «f MiiiUort—m i«hm In Ik*
New KmtUMiil the autm State*.
In Urn iUUm nr* M p*» c«nt of ntl
tba depositor* MMMkuwlu atone
ku nearly two million depositor*,
while Now York hna two and throe
nwnrtar mtlllona of people with •**
Inci-kaak naoounts. In tho New ■■■
kad and Eastern state* are tho moat
rtforoaa laws for the eafe-ruardln* of
eavlnre-baak investments. As a «*n
ered nils, the farther west yon ■* tna
les stringent becomes the r#rotation*
and reotrletlona around sarin** tnstl
tutlona
10IEISSTEM
II STOCK HIKE!
Slight Losses Follow Opening
But Quick Rally and Re
covery Follow
NEW YORK, July
•bout li to >-« of a point war*
tallied generally In the Sret taw mte
utw to-day, attar wUdb tba etaefc
market
In yiiiimm’mt the end ef
teen minutes.
Sailing of Readlne
stock to decline two points. Ware
was similar seillnc In a number of
seillnc In a number of
taetadtaf Meta eeamea.
> and taiaew INselBa
Union PneMIe t
Governments unchanced; other
bonds dull.
The stock market closed weak.
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tu*skii£ii Jr
Vo. Rr. A p. Co. So. 10M f.v U
STREET RT. STOCKS. tW«<A*M
Norfolk Rl. St P. Co •«« ..•••
Vo. Rjr. s P. Co. pfd..lO* ... ...
▼a Rf. * P. Co. core..100 ... 14
...
Atlanta and Chorlott*.,1H ...
fifinir
Nor. a« Woat. QM»....jM »*
h
? ^p^TMl.^riao0 STOCKS '
M| WlttOM) a a a non
Mrtjl H&ftlt • • • •!$ • • •
_:::
Capitol hrlan Bank... 10 ..
fw National .i*« >#•
Marohaau National-100 CM
National BnakoTVa.. 100 m
NMMrt (M^SrSoJ! ...
Planter* National.100 ISO
Savins* Bank ot Rick'd H 4*
Union Bank of Rick'd.. 00 ...
Virginia Treat Co.10# ...
INSURANCE COMPANIES
Vo. giro anS Marta#_11 ...
Virginia Ti~*n_ ** ...
NISCBXXANKOUS
Amor. La Prof. Op. ot. 1M ... ...
Amer. La Prof... ...
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iii
Am. T*k la ot. kendo..
la in* .....ISO ...
Va-Cor. Cham prof lp« 10# 111
Va-Car. Chom Com.TT.100 M
Vo. car. Cbona 1st ■ I *
mi ,.loo ...
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CHICKENS GOING DOWN
AND «GG8 GOING UP
Thar* wm t slight drop htwltr In
th« pries ef chickens is the Cary street
produce market, while a small Increase
was observed In the quotations of eggs.
The general tone of the market contin
ues a little weak.
HICBMOMD rgqDl'CB
Richmond. Va. July Id,
Chickens, ebolce, large.
cwtimmk ■
per lb. . .Iff
j Chtefeeas. choice, medians IT
Hene. per lb. .
; Roosters, each ..
I Geese, tet and targe, each
! Geese, small, each.It
i Ducks targe, roung, per
lb.1«
• M
Cratea nearby, fresh laid. .It
Crates, other, sections.
Guinea Eggs, ^er, doa....lt
Choice. faz^Uy packed-11
Merchants’ fair jmr ^ *0
Veals, choice to fancy, par
lb.
Veala poor to fair, per lb t
Calves, runners, per lb.... 4
Sheep, per lb. .......... 1
Lambs, spring. per Ik..... t
Cattle, fair to prime, per lb I
It
I
!
16
II
i
$
t
• K
ip, per id.
ba aprtag. per Ik..... #
_Je, fair to prima per lb 1
[ W<8o»3»y" ■ Arosillweil »a
Hama well-smoked, small
tb. ...11 « 11
Hama well smoked, large -
lb. .".*..It
Mdea well smoked, per lb It
Shoulders, well smekad, lb M
Dry FUnt. per lb. .....
Dry Balt, per lb. .
Groan, ppr lb. .......».
Green Balt, per lb.
Green, damaged, per lb.
Bright. Nn 1. tub-washed.
lb . *t 9
Bright, No. 1. tub-washed
___ ..It •
ebstca unwashed, tree of
burrs . ,ti o
Ckatea unwashed, lightly
borry
Chalea unwashed, very
It
It
It
It
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COTTON Mime
• ICES DECLINE
Effort Made to Break Down New
Withdrew.
YORK, Mr *«.—At the open
WK, July **.—The weekly
Mitt shows:
Mi aU deposits. Increase,
on 4aposits other than V.
ltMtt
icteaoe. M.MO.Tto.
i ere see. Ill.lll.m.
idol* increase. $2,3tS.70«.
-iEmm. iM.fT7.4M.
H^doctease, *128.2*0.
TO BUY SPRINKLER
sTO settle DUST
Ifexkot Coromitteo Takes Steps to
Abate Nuiaanoe of Long
Standing.
• 'Mnrttf frequent complaints
taeSmmlua the amount of <M which
% W tbreaah the Second Mar.
hot Mtafee kjr Mery May fust of wind.
' that ma ofca* has . a.,—
Capita], $200,000.00. Surplus aid Ihdmded Prate,
Y ON SAVINGS
0 ACCOUNTS
Safety aiid Profit
EVERY dollar depos
ited in our Banking
Department is not only
amply protected, but
earns money for the de
positor.
We conduct a general
banking business—invii
accounts of every description. Your business
or personal account will be appreciated.
- BRANCHES.
Twenty-Fifth Street Branch.Twenty-Fifth and Broad Street
Broad Street Branch......No. 4 East Broad Street
Fulton Branch.Williamsburg Avenue
1889. Strong at the Strongest" 1910
The Savings Bank of Richmond,
1117 Eatt Main Street, /
■ \
* t
Strength Experience Conservatism
The three essentials necessary for management of the savings of
thrifty people.
One dollar starts an account, and the same treatment isaccordrid
to everybody.
We lend ir
We' leaf money on real estate on very liberal terms.
When you select a bank you want to blow who its mantgm are,
We submit to you our list of officers and directors, and their
names are sufficient to guarantee safety:
L L NORRIS. President. JANES M. BALL, Codder/
DIRECTORS:
GwadaKf, ,F.
Thoms L Moore, RSddo.
“Safe as the Safest.'
»
has purchased the business and good will of die IllljIM I
Bank of Richmond, located at 303 East Broad Street,
taken charge and is prepared to extend to all of its c
every facility consistent with good banking. f
* The Broad Street Bank has given dut the contract far
of a handsome and. commodious banking building at
location.
The entire business of the Broad Street Bank wilt be oond*c*a
Baaed Street until the tonpletion of their new building.
HR!
The Broad Street Bank Haa ax Capital of
Surplus and Undivided Profits, - -
W. M. Habliston,
: President.—
Ben P. Alsop,
Leon Dettlebaoh,
T. H. Ellett,
H F. GrimmeU,
Andrew M. Glover,
OFFICERS:
J. W. Rothert,
Vine PfimHunt _
Andrew M. Glover, Cashier.
^DIRECTORS:
W. M. Habliston,
l. H. Kaufman,
Raphael Levy,
G. W. Minter,
John Murphy,

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