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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-01
OF
TREASURY
Ellis H. Roberts Submits His
Annual Report.
INCREASE IN CIRCULATION
A Continual Growth in Proportion Of
Paper Currency Of the Denomina-
ton of $40, but it Has Not Kept
Pace With the Demand.
(By Associated Press.)


WASHINGTON. Sept. s0.-Ells Fl.
Roberts, treasurer OF the United States,
has submitted 10 Secretary Shaw his
report on the condition Of the treasury
June 90, 1909, and Its operations during
the past fiscal year.
The total net revenues for the year
were s5eo,3s6,674, an increase Of s3s,9ss, 4so
ever the year preceding. and the total
expenditures s5OS,09e,o0, an increase Of
$50, 7ssO3l. The surplus was s542a7,e67. as
compared with s9l.2s7S7B III 1909. In the
receipts there was an increase Of UP.
wards Of s30,ooooW from customs and
falling or Of over $41, 10000 from inter-
nal revenue, the latter being the result
Of legislation enacted with that object.
On the side Of the expenditures. there
was an Increase In every important ac-
count except pensions and interest, in
which there were slight savings. The
expenditures for the two military de-
partments. which together, amounted to
slN,2S1554, forming by far the heaviest
outlay for any single purpose were up.
before.
Treasurer Roberts places the monetary
stock Of the country on June 80, 1903, IN
GLIDING gold and silver. United States
notes treasury notes ana national bank
notes, but not certificates, at sass, 1861,
an increase Of sl24, $751; es for the, year:
The increase in gold was sso,1s7 ;4e1 and
estimated stock e go!d was sls1s 1920 hs
whole. The gold In the treasury
amo ssl ,ss to ss3i, 42o'7ss, after gain OF
OF the receipts from customs at the
port OF New York, constituting 81 per
cent. Of the whole, IS per cent. were In
gold
The increase OF the money in cireula.
ton during the year was. s121, TAO, 25S Of
which s54,77e,462 was in gold and gold, GER
tincates. and s54,52O,1s3 in national bank
notes. The share Of money for zach per-
son increased 50 cents and the proportion
of gold to the whole rose to AZ per cent,
the highest ratio ever recorded.
There has been continual increase IN
denominations OF $40 and under In cir
culating, but the growth, hardly Keeps
be Increased II Congress will authorize
the issue of gold certificates for $40 and
remove the restriction on the issue OF IS
notes by national banks.
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PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Sept. so.-FLotR-Dnll. Rye
Flour-steady. CornmeaI-Easy. Barley
Steady. Rye-.Easy.
whcat--spot easy: No. 2 red. nominal. OPP
Southwest strength. Later 1t eased OF with
cora and closed We. net lower. May closed
at s3Mc.: December. s3he
Corn-Spot. easy; No. nominal. Option
bear pressure and liquidation, closing &Gxc.
net lower. May closed at 5lc.; December, SIC.
oats-spot, dull; No. 2. 4llse.
Nominal; Western steamed. $3.50: refined, easy:
continent. 1870. Pork--Easy. Tallorl--Easy.
Rosin--Firm. 1nrpentne--Easy.
Cofree-Thc market for cocfie futures opened
stead, at unchanged prices to an advance ut Q
Iuyers OF the higher leSrl, but against this
there was buying by outsiders. and tn. room
and the n,srket closed steady net 1nlo points
higher. Sales, ei,250 bags. Spot Rio. firm; No.
Z invoice, o,hc.; mild. rteady. sugnr-Rsw,
Steady; New. Orleans open kettle, good to
choice. 31942c.
Dutter--Eusier; extra creamery, ei1sc.; stnto
dairy. 1od2oc. cheess-Isarely stendr; state;
white l2Ac. Eess--Firm: State aud pennsyl-
.vana, fancy mixed, 25el28e.
Potatoes-Steady: Long Island, Sl.75M2: !er-
sey, s1.G2Gl.s7: stnte, Eastern and Western,
ef sssy i nssdpessd se os ss
domestic. 3.I4hc. Enthusiastically; domestic,
per 100, s2n5: PER barrel, eoGsoc Cotton
By steam to Liverpool, 12c.
CHICAGO. ILL.,. Sept. 3o.--Weakness In corn
affected all other markets to-day. December
corn closed Save. lower; December wheat lse.
provisions were from " @4ot. lower.
Tho leading fut,Ires RI red "a follows: 81
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COTTON MARKETS,

NEW YORK. Sept 3o-The cotton market
opened hrm at an advance OF 4@6 points, ana
for time showed further strength on the high.
er cables, rather heavy rains IN some sections
Of the belt and unfayorable crop reports. Shorts
were also rendered nervous by the uncertainty
regarding the further developments In Septem-
her and there WINS enough covering to advance
prices uothtr or 4 points In the opening level.
As the session progressed however. and 1t be.
came evident that September shorts had finally
adjusted their commitments, the tension was re-
Taxed and the market eased OF to within 3d4
points OF yesterdays finals.
Offerings were not aggressive, however, and
after some little irregnlarty prices again started
upward, being encouraged by smaller estimates
for to.morrows receipts at New Orleans and
continued bullish crop accounts, notably In re.
spect to Texas. where the crop, according to a
trade authority is promising very poorly. In
addition to this the exports were very heavy,
footing up some 81 COS bales, and this naturally
had a tendency to promote buying, Trading
was not active Mt any time during the session,
there being apparently disposition to 50
cautiously, pending the October report OF the
government on Saturday.
The market was finally Steady, net SIl3 points
higher, that being within l@2 points OF the best
of the day. Sales were estimated at 2oo, 600
bales.
Ideas as to the probable showing OF the gov
ernment's October condition figures are greatly
at variance. Owing to tho recent unfavofable
bureau reports and the character OF many of the
private advfces many are looking for maj ked
deterioration, while others contend that nothing
radically out of tho ordinary has occurred and
estimates range from "a to "A per cent. against
sl.20 last month and 10 last year.
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.
(Wholcsale prices. Quotations corrected Tue

NNuoIcha!e prices. Vuo'u'ous corrected Iue8-
days and Fridnys).
FLOUR--Receipt moderate; demand fair
RYE-leccipts continue very light market
steady. Virginia bag lots In good demand,
WIiEAT---Recepts moderate; market active
for dry clean wheat, wet and damp wheat dull
and neglected aud has to be sold at very low
prices,
CORN--Quiet and Arm.
OATS--Firm and In fairly good demand.
HAY--With receipts running light market Is
hrm ut quotations. Common and damaged al
most unstable.
EGGS Receipts moderate market steady at
quotations.
Butter-Fresh stock active; other grades con-
PoUITRY-Wiiih continued light receipts;
market holds Arm at prices quoted.
VIRGINIA BACON--Receipts light; choice
we'll cured stock In good demand.
observation-disclosures continue light and
APPLIES receipts decreasingi market in bet
oATTLE--MARKET--yca active and other
stock about steady.
WOOL4-Continues active, light receipts,
RECEIPTS FOR THE WEEK--Wheat. 1722O
bushels; corn, %, ga bushels oats. so 352 hush
cls; flour, N26i0 barrels; has, 1913 tonsi mill
STOCK IN ELEyATOR--wheat. 2,7o5 hush
els; corn, 2,2la bushels; oats. 1894 bushels.
P0ULTRY--ALIyE.
Chickens, sprng, small, ID $ IT
Chickens, spring, medium lb.. 10 % II
Chickens, spring. large lb.... 10 q 10
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ETCHISON HAT co.
is INCORPORATED

The dissolution Of the we'll known
wholesale hat jobbing concern Of Etchi-
son, Bates & starke, OF this city. is an
nounced to take place to-day by mutual
consent, Messrs. Jacob Bates and q. o.
starke retiring, and the entire business
(incorporated), which has been recently
chartered by the Corporation Commission.
The president Of the new concern, Mr.
John e. Etchison ST., established the
business of G. w. Thorn & Co. here, n
1866 and was managing partner until lhy5
when no retired temporarily owing to III
health.
Starke succeeded c. w. thorn Il Co., and
three years later Mr.. John q. Etchison,
Jr., was admitted as q partner.
The retirement OF Messls. Bates and
starke from the concern necessitated a
REORGANIZATION, nnd that has been per-
fected with the following officers:
President, John z. Etchison. ST.; VICE
president, and treasurer, John ~ Etchl,
son, Jr.; secretary. w. B. Broaddus, and
these and r. H. Peasley and j. Il Redo.
The business OF the house has extend
ed through many of tho Southern states.
and all Of the members of the new con-
Germ are we'll known and popular busl-
ness men.
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Centenary Services.

The revival meetings conducted at Gem
tenary NJ. u. Church, by Pr, =, w, Phil
in interest, The II A, M, meetings are
full OF deepest concern to Christians and
are attended by large numbers from all
denominations
The preaehing at s p. NJ, Is chiefly d.
rected to the inconyerted. The messages
are presented In the most attractive man
full gift In this direction, and much deep
increasing interest is manifest In the
large audiences
The meetings will continue daily at II
"A, NJ and s p. NJ during the weak
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probably ala AZ much to turn the market as
any thing else. Street and Norton and traders
hammered It. and although they appeared to find
fairly protecting ordera around 1T. they prob
ably caught stock on the way down.
Tho traders who bought Now York Central
early were disappointed at tho result and threw
It over at loss.
Boston was credited with some of the selling
In American sugar.
The Gould brokers seemed TO oa taking care
of Missouri Pacific or the reaction. and did not
think much OF the selling.
The buying by Flower and Company was one
OF the interesting incidents In Brooklyn Rapid
Trersit It Ii long time since the same In.
tcrcst has appeared openly In the stock.
THE CLOSING HEAVY:
The market rallied a little from the low point,
but not very much. and the close was heavy
and spirtless. The bear traders were more or
acme OF Inc selling was very obvious.
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heavy liquidation by longs set In which car.
ried prices down few points Late In the
morning the posting OF special Weather BIZ.
teau bulletin. showing heavy rains In Texas.
checked the downward course OF prices and car.
ricd them up to within a point two OF tho
highest figures OF the day. the list at the close
showing net gains OF 1l112 points.
Cotton futures steady: October, o.4069. II;
November, 9.3T60.3s; December. S.374o 80;
January. 0.42@o43; February, e.4ea94s. March,
=
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Chairman Pulpit Committee.
No. 505 Randolph Street,

The item to which reference Is made
by the chairman OF the pulpit committee
of the Randolph Street Church was pub
lished not as runor, but as the state
ment of a fact. It was reported to the
Baptist Minister'S Conference that the
call had been extended, and the fact was
duly recorded in the weekly report OF the
conference, published in the Religious
Herald. 1t was here that the information
that led to the publication in The Times
Dispatch was obtained, There seems now
to have been mistake all around. The
error which was, of course. innocently
made. Is regretted and is now cheerfully
corrected,
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Brisk Upward Movement Fol-
lowed by Depression.
LONDON MORE CHEERFUL
News Had Little Influence and Interest
Seemed to BE Centered on Guess
ton of Whether Support
Would Be Continued.
fBv Associated press.)

NEW YORK, September 30.-Stook mar
ket operators showed a lack OF conf.
dence In tho market to-day In the absence
OF the large buying by the great banking
interests, which supported prices yes
terday. The brisk upward movement at
the opening in continuance OF yesterdays
movement, gave place TO dullness with
O slow downward movement and ending
with decided weakness and a drop which
gains News Developments were quito
Without Influence on the oyement AND
to be conferred on the question whether
the leading banks and capitalists OF tho
country would continue to lead buy.
liquidation to secure relief from. embar-
BASEMENT caused by over-extension by va
rous syndlcates and capitalists was I'm
ished.
The opening advance was much helped
by the more cheerful tone In London.
The completion Of tho stock market set
fo uiea' great sts, relief and iod to a sharp
rebound in British consols. There seemed
TO be good demand also for American
that Americans who desired TO SO long
OF the market might have preferred to 90
70 in London as the closing up OF the
until the next stock market settlement. It
soon became manifest in the course OF
the animated trading Of the first hour
tuuI BLUChH -SCohcLouy WV
ing sold to tnko profits This seemed to
demonstrate tho simple purpose OF that
buying to support the market and check
the dlsordcrfys decline and took away
the Investment character OF the buying.
The buying in United States Steel SIS. on
q point rise was especially conspicuous.
The renewal Of the pressure against
Pennsylvania completed the discomf!ture
OF the newly formed bull sentiment and
turned the tide downward. Pennsylvania
fell 5-s below last night and a number
OF the market leaders as much as two
points. while the general run OF the mar
ket was to 2 points lower than last
night. Tho closing was heavy and with
out effective rally.
The bond market was irregular. Total
sales, par value. 23,st0,0o0 United States
old As declined IA per cent. on the last
Total sales of stocks to-day were 49,
100 shares.
MONEY AND ExcHANGE-cLosE:
Money on cali, steady: lowest. IL per
loan, 8: closing bid, 2 ~: offered.
loan. 8: closing bid, 2 "a: offered:
time money. nominally. ~ for all dates:
prime mercantile paper, Cos l-2: sterling
exchange, weak with actual business In
bankers bills at si.s5. 95Q14.S6 for demand
and at $4.s294.S2.05 for sixty-day bills;
posted rates S4s3I4.s7: commercial bills.
N.s2; bar silver. 50 l-2: Mexican dollars,
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Wall Street G ossip.
Especial to III. Tine.-pi.p.tch.

Especial to Ths Times.Disp.tch) Y -
NEW YORK. Sept so.--The opening on the
stock Exchange was nrn a. the London market
thought the rally would run further. The loan
crowd OF the previous night bad shown that
and door traders hoped to catch some Of 1t.
The We'll following was probably buing New
York Central. helped BY fair short interest.
The opening Of Amalgamated Copper was dis.
appointing. especially Al Rio Tinto md Ann.
conda were both higher In London. There seem.
cd to be some good stock for sale.
ROCK ISLAND sTRoSG:
The early strength In the Rock Island issues
on tho door. It was said to mark the nrst
appearance of the Moore brokers for long
time past, and this Is no dues ton that the dnan.
cisl. strength thrown by the Rock Island inter-
est in tho severe decline. IN spite OF their
4 failure to tako over Seaboard, has created con-
J sIderably more confidence In tho Rock Island
issues.
,TCHIsoN AND 3. AND o.:
b Some good Investment inquiry for Atch!son
asted better. as there is some reason fcI think
1g that heavy block Of 1t which was hanging
Ger the market bias been successfully liquidated.
Inclined TO HALT:
Il The market was inclined to halt after the
list hour'A trading. az there was rather heavy
i1,lume OF pront-takins. sufficient in fact, to
I've the idea that stock which had been held
x was coming out where the market wonh taxa
IL. Floor traders were taking profits, and IN
some cases were making few experiments on
the short side.
BROOKLYN RAPID TRANSIT:
Brooklyn Rapid Transit acted we'll, and per.
haps was none the worse for the belief that the
market wis at least real one and not de.
pendent upon pool opera lions. while the recent
movements have thrown q good deal OF stock
into hands sufficiently powerful to take care
OF It. Boston interests who have been buying
have taken the stock on its merits, and as they
presumed that the stock Ia gravitatinE In
direction which will make a single policy in
New York traction companies possible In due
time.
TESTED THE RALLY:
The market showed very clearly at midday
that the rally was being tested by the sale OF
stock bought to protect, and possibly also by
some further realising for tho Western &C.
Ing for reaction
Commission houses reported fair, but not
remarkable. supply OF orders and a good bust.
meas In fractional lots.
The Western houses were sellers Of tho United
States steel issues. and the action OF the bonds
in particular was disappointing. They sold on
easily In spite Of the early strength, and the
inference was naturally drawn that the realizing
represented the holdings Of members OF the IN.
traders who bulled New York Central on
Tuesday and Mt tho opening, found that they
were getting good deal of good long stock,
In spite OF the scarcity Of the stock in tho
Ioan crowd.
EARLY AFTERNOON:
Tho most striking features OF the reaction, and
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An Error Corrected.

Editor of Tho Times Dispatch;
Dear Slr,-I see from your paper or
September 2sth that the Randolph Street
Baptist Church has extended a call to
the Rev. e. J. Richardson, Of Saluda, Va,
This is an error pure and simple Tor
the Randolph Street Church has not as
vet decided on any one. We have the
names of several under consideration,
but have reached no decision.
Printing such rumors Is unfair to both
church and preacher, and we hope you
will not print any more reports unless
they come from reliable source and en-
dorsed by the chairman OF the pulpit
committee.
Hoping that you will give this publicity
In your paper. l am,
Yours respectfully,
JOHN b. MINOR,
Chairman Pulpit Committee
No. sos Randolph Street
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, N. O.. Sept, ao,--sPInITs
TURPENTINE--Steady at 54c.; receipts, 3s
casks. Rosln--Steady at Sl.s0G3l.s 5; receipts,
ll5 barrels. Crude Turpentine--Flrm Mt s225;
receipts, 10 sbarrels. Tar-Firm at $3.50; re-
ceipts. ST barrels.
Quiet ut b5c.; receipts. 500 casks; sales, S23
casks; exports. b5 casks. Hosin-Firm; re-
cclpts, 2,a7o barrels; sales, TAO barrels ex'
p0t c ii r,LGS s, O.. Sept, ao.-TuRpEN-
TINE--Nominal, Rosn--steudy.
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.LYScHpunc TOBACCO MARKET.
Lynchburg, Va, Sept. 80, /!

Lynchburg, Va, Sept. 80, 1908
Sales OF tobacco on the Lynchburg market for
ported BY John L. Oglesby, OF Lynch's Ware
house:
Sold week ending September 10Th 10000
pounds: sold week ending September 28th 105,
600 pounds; decrease for wee kendng septem-
Der 2eth 10000 pounds Sold from DC 'ober l.
1902 to September 20, 1903, ~, 402. 900 pounds;
~ 0o0,5oo pounds; Increase for 1908, so2. 400
pounds.
Tho weather during the week has been fay.
orabe for farm work generally, particularly
for curing tobacco. The tobacco housed has
been generally cured and the color fastened.
which 10 about what the trade wants. being
red or brown. The late tobacco Is being very
much improved by the good weather OF tho
past Ave weeks.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, Sept. ao.-Buyers Of dry goods
arc practicinE the utmost conservatism In their
PURCHASES, caused principally by the difficulties
surrounding the financial situation. Jobbing
trade shows decided elimination, but reports
from the country state that trade In the ma
jority of sections Is still Of satisfactory pro.
portions and that stocks arc generally healthy.
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are the quota lions
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

NORFOLK. VA, Sept 3o-PEANuTs-
Fancy, ahe,; strictly primo. 8Ac:; prime. &c.;
ish, S7isc The market Is quiet.
PETERSBURG, VA. Sept 3o-PEANUTS-
Spanish, 0o@O2hc. Market firm. stock light
and few being offered. Virglnias, 3hc. for
fancy; market steady.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, SEPT, 80, 1908

FONT OF NlUfNVNU, nTF1' po' IVVo'
ARRIVED
Steamer Brandon. Rhodes, Norfolk merchan
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line,
Tug Radiant, Baltimore, barge of oil, Stand.
ard OIL Company.
SAILED,
Steamer PocAhoutas, Graves James River land.
ipKs aud Norfolk, merchandise and passengers.
Virginia Navigation Company.
Steamer brandon, Rhodes Norfolk, mGrchan-
disc and passengers Old Dominion line.
Tug Radiant, Baltimore, oil barge, Standard
oil Company,
PORT OF WEST POINT, SEPT 80, 1908.
ARRIVED.
baltimore. Courtney. Baltimore, passengers and
general cargo.
Baltimore, Courtney, Baltimore passengers and
general cargo.
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coTroNsEED OH. MARKEr,

NEW YORK, Sept so.--Cottonsecd oil was
quiet and a shade easier on spot and futures.
Prime crude, I. o. b. mills, 2o@Slc, prime
summer yellow, 4l141lac.; spot October, sra
$780,; OF summer yellow, 88I87c,; primo white,
45c; prime winter yellow 45c.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE Md, Sept 3o.--Seaboard Air
Line common, IS bid; do. preferred 3lI32; do.
As, 74ss M75 Atlantic Coast Line. common and
Dreferrcd not quoted.
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Spot cotton closed dull; middling up!andf'
1900; niddlinc gulf, 1925; sales 22'os7 bales
cottoe, dull; mlddllng 1900; net receipts.
lIe bales s 5os od ,o aas. oa'es sales s'
Total to-day At all seapo'ts--Net receipts.
4O,3l6 bales export to Great Brotain, 7,3oO
bales; to France, $500 bales; TO the Continent,
FL, 1858 bales; stock. 81, 26S bales.
Consolidated at all seaportsnNet receipts,
2l0,45 Sbnles; export to Great Britain, 22,010
bales; to France. ei,ssa bales; TO the Continent,
81 ,010 bales,
Totul since September lat vt all seaports--Net
receipts. b88,7L bales; export to Great Britain,
72.4s4 bales; to france. S4,bll bales; to the
Continent, 135, $50 bales.
Z NEW ORLEANS, la. Sept 3o.--c0TTON--
The spot cotton market was somewhat easier
with y fairly good denandi sales, a,a6o bales,
including 1880 to arrives Delivered on con-
tracts, 1900 bales quottions reduced 1'iec,
Futures at the opening were 7@l2 points
higher than at the close yesterday, caused by
unfayorable weather conditions and rayages
Of insects in Texas Soon after tho opening
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond, Va. Sept. 80. 1909.
QUOTATIONS
CATTLE Mark srs.

CHICAGO 1tI.. Sept so.--CATrLE-,-F Re.
eeipts, 1900 head Steady to strong on best.
s35o65 stotkers. and feeders, s2.959425,
cows and htiftrs. sl.4oa5;. Gamers, 81. 400 90.
bulls 2ss4.bo; calves, $s.5o875o; rexhs steers,
Receipts to-day. 10000 head, Tomorrow, 10000
head; market steady to &c. lower. Mixed and
butchers. s5.6o663o; good 70 choice heavy.
S5.SOd8.15; rough, heavy, s540G5.75: light.
IS. eode.45; bulk Of sales. s565dB Sheep
Receipts, 10000 head. Sheep steady to 1oc.
higher. Good to choice wethers, s3.a564.25;
S5.5odf59o.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

Richmond. Va, Sept. 30, 1903.
SALES.
Virginia. Carolina Chemical ca. prcfe'red-2o
''1 Virgins. Carolina Chemical Co. common
shares at 20.
STATE SECURITIES. Bid. Asked.
North Carolina Is. C.. 1o10...... lo2 -.
Va. "a, New, G. and r.. 1922. 81 %
Va Centuries. 23. G. and h.. 91A S1H
RAILROAD BONDS.
A. c. L. R. n. Con. tt. 4s:..:.. 90 -.
Georgia, Southern and Fla. 1o4t.. 10 -.
Georgia and Ala. con. SIS. 1925. los
g. A. l.. Con. LIST As, 1850. 74h 15h
western ~ c. list 6s, c.. 1914.... 1l3
RAILROAD STOCKS.
Atlanta and Chhrlotte.... loo l40 1b5
Chesapeake and Ohio ..........l00 %
Norfolk and Western com. ....l00 so
Senboard Air Line pfd .......l00 81 S3
Se6bonrd Air Line com. .......lo0 IS -
Southern Railway pfd. .....l0o 77ia
BANK STOCKS.
First National ................10o 1876 1e7
Southern Trust Company 100 1l5 4.
Virginia Trust Company. .......loo Jos
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Virginia Fire and Marine. .....2o -. 3sh
MISCELLANEOUS.
Va.-Cnr.s C. Co. Col. Tr. 5s........ 90