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and, in addition, rather indefinite rumors
were current that some favorablc intellt-
gence could be looked for shortly from
Washington, At all events. commission
houses were better employed than they
have been for some time, and buying or
ders from the West and other out. of
town points were In greater volume than
for weeks Sterling exchange was again
exceedingly firm, but money market com
dtie,ns We're not essentials, altered The
banks reported n gain Of sl0l6o0 IN their
operations with the sub-Treasury since
Friday. and this showing was In. cheer
full contrast with that made at the cor
responding period OF last week. Apart
from the returns OF traffic submitted
there was little other actual news. of gen.
cral or particular Importance. II could
not be said, either. with regard to the
days r,mors and gossip. that they had
any special novelty Of color. Anal ga
mated Copper. the Wabashes and Rock
Island were nll dealt In upon tremen.
dons scale and were exceedingly strong
but conjecture as to the reasons behind
the movements in these stocks wore
upon the same lines that It followed
throughout the whole of last week
Among the lower-priced miscellaneous Is
sues, there We're substantial gains In corn
products and Rubber goods manufactur-
Ing. also United States Realty Construc-
tion, Tennessee Coal and Iron and Nlr-
gtnia-CaJoina Chemical We're firm on
comparatively light dealings.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
PORT OF RICHMOND, FEB. 9, 100:
ARRIVED.

v
PORT OF RICHMOND, FEB. 9, 1903
ARRIVED.
Steamer. Brandon, Rhodes. Norfolk
merchandise and passengers. Old Domrl-
ion line.
steamer Yemassee, Simmons Phlladel-
phia, Pa merchandise and passengers.
Schooner Alice ]. venable signaigo,
James River, corn. George A. Haynes
Tug Dauntless. Baltimore. barge Of oil,
Standard Oil Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves, Norfolk
and james River landings. merchandise
and passengers. Virginia Navigation Co.
Steamer Brandon. Rhodes. Norfolk
merchandise and passengers, Old Domin,
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, FEB. 0, 1903.
ARRIVED.
Barge Cleaner NJ. Williams, New York.
Steamer Evelyn, Boston.
Steamer Barcelona, Hamburg.
SAILED.
Barge r. R. Thomas. Providence.
Schooner Childe Harold. Boston.
Steamer Minneotka, Boston.
PORT WEST POINT. FEB. ., 1903.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Charlotte. Murphy, Baltimore
passenger and general cargo.
Steamer Mary Tyler. Haynes, Malta
ponl River landings, passengers and gem
SAILED.
Steamer Charlotte. Murphy. Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo.
tseamer Mary Tyler, Haynes, Mattaponi
River landings passengers and general
cargo.
PORT BERArUp 3 :, HTIlgT[.MSpRED, FEB. 9.
Barge Sharon Hill. Mallory. to load lum-
Der.
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COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK, Feb. 9.-The cotton mar
kel opened firm at at an advance Of sop
points under active covering OF shorts
and commission house buying, which Inns
as It's most immediate incentive the pro
nounced strength of the market at Liver
pool, which reached an advanced OF An
W. points before the opening while SPOT
cotton there was S points higher with
sales reported ut 10000 bales. In addition
to the. strength of Liverpool 1t was seen
that the port receipts for the day would
compare favornbly with last wears. Fol
lowing tho call. however, there was con-
siderable liquidation for profits which
carried val back to point or SO under
the opening level, and the advancing
tendency WAS encouraged by SATURDAYS
receipts at Houston 7"
The effect Of this was but momentarily,
however, ana the easier tone gave way
RAPIDLY , before the active covering Of
shores. There were Indications that the
public were becoming Interested in Tho
market also rs buyers, and while the es-
llmatcd receipts We're considered heavier
than expected, the Indications for the OK
ports, which reached $3.50 bales MS com
pared with total port receipts of IS 800
bales, led to predictions OF sti higher
prices, and the market aside from brief
Intervals of ,proht-taking ruled very
strong and astiye,
AT the high, point OF the session prices
md the. close was firm at a net gain OF
Cdl23 points
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REVIVAL in
ACTIVITY
Greater Variety in Dealings
on the Stock Exchange.
CALL LOANS TAKE DROP
There Was Pause in Upward Move
ment Alter Opening Squirt and
Closing Was Fraction Below
Best-Bond Prices Spotty.
fBv Associated Prcss.)

(By AHSOClhteQ iEcss.)
NEW york, Feb. others vas a !, re- e,
which brought the volume Of trading
above the level Of last Thursaay r sn
the dealings than for weeks. The aa-
vances were not all made at one time
but as successive points Of strength were
In spite of the natural realizing under
cover OF the new strength. There. was a
pause in the upward movement after the
general reaction. This might be accounted
7or by the profit-taking sales Of the
room traders, who saw larger days
profit accrued than for many days past;
by reports that new proposals had pesn
received from Germany concerning the
yenezuelan settlement. which , threaten
The closing was steady and generally
on fraction below tho best. Commission
houses reported some increase IN OUTSIDE
OF the day came from houses with eX-
tensye wire connections in the East. the
Middle West and the South. The upward
movement originated this morning In the
Gould stocks and in the btuminous coal
carriers. The Gould shares have had the
advantage of an influential pool which has
ites in the Gould group in the past. Their !.
special activity Of Saturday and of to-day
was professedly based upon the active
measures taken to complete the ~ IN &c
of the bituminous coal carriers. the mo-
tive for the buying was the settlement
agreed upon at Indianapolis between the
miners and the operators fixing 4 wage
scale.
The possibility Of discord over this
question had been n shadow upon these
stocks for several days. Another wage
settlement. which seemed to gather I'M
portance az 1t was considered. was, that
road and Its employees. The Pacifics.
Changers and Subdivisions consequent
~ were all very strong. In spite of Sat
urday's weak bank statement the money
market gave no cause for repression of
speculative activity. Call loans fell be-
low per cent. in the late trading on
the Stock Exchange. There were promi-
nent laggards In to-day's upward move-
ment of prices. notably the Fries and
the United States Steel stocks
There were heavy spots In the bond
make the tone irregular: Total ales, par
value, $4,000. United States rs declined
n per cent. on the last call.
The total sales Of stocks for the day
were 9G3,1OO shares.
MONEY AND ExcHANGE-cLosE:
Money on call steady at 2d3 per cent. !;
closed offered at 2lh per cent: time money,
steady; sixty days, Az per cent; ninety
days. AZ per cent; six months, 41soL4G
per cent: prime mercantile paper, AGO
s per cent Sterling exchange, firm with
actual business in bankers, bills at S4.S72 %
for demand and Mt 81. .2J6l4S.3O for sixty
days posted rates. s4-S5I4.Ss; commercial
bills. s4.S3iSG4.s Bar silver. 411e: McXi-
can dollars, BIZ. Government bonds easy;
railroad bonds irregular.
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sss:;s q: 81 E:I Il; Il; s 81
sSss ssstsH s9' spssa ss s pondsa fs
ss fstsen gas; s45s. III ' sss, ne sales
ee HSa s ssosay ali ssapSrtstNot re-
ssss Ss cos staass ss f55 ass
GS"s''l s4 s. 81 ssSs2s
bales; to ,the continnsnt, lao bales.
n sece SeRse 5 sf ba e ~ ex pea
$3.50 bales; to the coitinent, 2oss;7sS
=; NEW ORLEANS, Feb, 9.-coTToN-
Tho spot cotton market was very strong
a2.dny IN sympathy with the renarsnhle
ct liverpool. The e extreme rem Views OF the
factorage elements served to somowh hat
retnrd the volume OF trading. Sales, $3.50
bnles. Quotations advanced &c. on all
9G ysx ,n in cot cotton CONTRACTS had quite II,
hs S1S re poa p ossed IL she oev Synd Se4 9as
in deliveries at Liverpool was sur unexpec ted.
and came as q surprise to the market on
this side. Prlces at the outset showed
gains, OF 7411 points but tho temptation
to take independent' profits or. the long
side was more than conservative opera
In advance Of a possible reaction effect-
ually checked the upward trend Of prices,
of offerings.
Gowlling this mild downward turn
prices steadied up somewhat and there
after, fiuctunted n few points either way,
but there was an undercurrent Of strength
IN the market and ut the close the DO GARD
showed net gains from Saturdays level
of 16G1S points.
Cotton futures firm: February, 913 bid;
March. 9l9G9.2O: April 9.23d925; May,
9.29a9'3O; june. 0.33di935; July, 9356e4O;
august. 9'0ag9 06; September, S4sGs5o;
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FOR CHARITIES
AND CORRECTIONS
ALarge Attendance Expected
at the Meeting Here
Tonight.

Every indication points to large and
representative attendance upon tho an
nual meeting of the Virginia Confer
enee of Charities and Corrections,
which will begin tonight at o'clock
at Centenary Methodist Church. in this
city, III
Some few OF the delegates are already
here, but the bulk Of them will come In
to-day Judging from kilograms and
letters received yesterday by the score.
tary the arrivals will be many, Among
those who communicated their Intention
of coming In to-day arc the Hon. Jno5
NJ, Glenn, Of baltimore; MIR. Jeffrey r.,
l'rnckett' Of the same city. and Mr., Jas.
Allison, of Cincinnati,
The meeting of the conference win
continue through Thursday /, The ses-
sion Tonight will be one of unusual In
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1T tho theatres.

The sensational feature OF the vaude-
VILE bill at the Bijou last night was the
bicycle riding of LottIe Brandon. In loop
Ing the loop on her wheel the perform
err seems to defy the laws of gravita-
ton She literally rides upside down."
Those who have ''looped the loop know
what the sensation Is. and will appreciate
the feat of Miss Brandon. who sends her
wheel hying three times around the cir
Gle.
Madame Herrmann's act, like all Others
of It's kind, Is one that seems always
to please an audience. Most Of her tricks
are mechanical, and depend for success
upon skilful manipulation. Madame
Hermann Is an adept artist In that line OF
work, no one can doubt She ends her
performance with the trick Of the flags
of all nations, Old Glory being finally
flung to the breeze amid the enthusiastic
| applause Of q patriotic audience.
JENNIE Yeamans does q specially, which
once or twice verges on that of a music
hall turn" She is clever, after fashion,
but then her fashion doesn't appeal to
every one, She gets good many laughs.
however, and the over sensitive. who are
probably In the minority, make the best
of It, and join In.
Leroy and WoodfGrd did singing and
TAKING act LilaL ESecI1eu 10 pleiSe riH'1
mcnsely. Mrs. Sophie Burnham. billed
as prima donna soprano, doesn't proba-
bly, reach that height but. her selections
were very we'll rendered, and when she
bowed herself off after the third song. the
hearty applause accorded her testlt.ed TO
the approval with which her efforts had
met at the hands of the audience.
The Fitzglbbons- Mccoy trio did a non
senscal,! knock about horse play must
/ lI,1I pttHI nn0
ing
The La Nolte brothers opened the bill
with clever acrobattc act.
'rhe Hoosier'' will BIO presented at the
Academy Monday by local talent for the
benefit Of tho segentleth Regiment. The
piece was produced earlier in the season
by practically the same cast and ~cade a
big hit. Its presentation now on the
Academy stage Will be even better than
tho first prese ntatlon, which was mado at
| Sanger Hall.
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CATTLE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Feb. e.-BEEvEs-s Steers
steady TO loc. lower; bulls. and cows
oxen. $i450i,75; bulls, s3Gi: cows. sl.SO9
40. Veas, firm ut 25c. higher; little
calves steady: western higher. Veals, 500
500; little calves, s4Q4.50; barnya $.ieI
&75: western $3.50 City dressed vcals,
ll@ldc per pound. Sheep Firm to 1Oc.
higher; lambs laa25c. higher. Sheep, s36p
$3.50; lambs, Si.5O@7; culls, si.tNQ5. Hogs
Triile weak; State hogs, 1925
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CHICAGO, III, Feb, e.--cAr,rLE-Re

CHICAGO, ILL, Feb, 9.--CA1NrL E--Re-
ceipts. 1000 head Good to prime steers,
M.loal6,5o' poor TO medium, $aip4 %; stock
ers and feeders, S2.30dfi4o: COWS, sll00p
bulls, $g4,25; calves. sS,5oqfS; Texas-fei
steers, 3So@l,25, Hogs-Recelpts to-day,
1900 head; tomorrow, 10000 head; left
oXre GOO head; closed duh. 5QlOc. lower
Mixed and butchers. $6.6oM; good to
choice heavy, $G,&97 .0t; rough heavy
sS6946s.; light sG'&dG.GO; bulk Of sales
sheen and lambs steady, Good to choice
wethers, Si-504550; fair to choice mixed
8p4iD native lambs, H'5OQo,4o; wrsJ T.
edil lambs, Si.75qG4O.
4. CINCINNATI, o., Feb. e,-lIIoGs-Ac-
tive at S,Go47. Cattle-Steady at 32q475.
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NEW YORK. Feb. 9.-OTerlngs of spot
cottonseed oil continued light and buyers
showed some disposition to advance bids
Prime crude here nominal prime crude,
+. o. b. mills, 34a3Ikc.: prime summer yell
low, 40pi1c.; off summer yellow, 39c.
prime white, 45c.; prime winter yellow
45c.; prime meal s27.5o92S.
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THE PRODUCE MARKET,
Richmond, Va, Feb. 9, 1903.
QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK. Feb. s.-FLoUR--,Dul1.
steady: BuckTheat Flour-9uiet at s22o61
Baricy-Quiet ~ ' "'
. 1t1a easy; No. red. s2Ac.
gradually Sps sod of II u uldf" be eps
weekly statistics to which was added a
small export trade, liberal interior re-
Gel2tts fine ,e weather West and general IN,
re. net decline. March, Sic: May. s2Ac.;
July, 7eac. September. 775kc..o
foreign covering and May shorts and ex-
port rumors, but eventually eased OFF with
Wheat advah he close was rregar at %
oats-spot firm; No. 2. 4sAc, Option
market was easier and fairly active. shar.
esse she at feR se in other markets May
Besi-Dull; Cut Meats.aoulet; plckled
steamed. SO; refined steady. PorkaEasy;
mess. s177SaIsa5. Tail; TallowoF Fir T urpen.
tine-Firm at 47hc. Rosin-Firm.
Coffee-The market for coffee futures
advance Of points, and the e close = vas as
steady at a net gain Of SOLO points. Sales.
900 bags; Spot Rio, firm; No. invoice.
Rice MolassesSEirm. s s1Erc
Raw. steady: fair refining. 33-1Gc.; CEN
trnfugal, 96 test, 3Ac. molasses sugar,
l Rntter1 rSned s eEira creamery go
State dairy, 15GI25c. Cheese-Firnl: State,
full cream, fancy small. colored. fall
14Ac.: white. 14Ac Eggs-Firm; State and
Pennsylvania. average best 24c.
Potatoes-Firm; Jersey, s1.J0d2: State
and western $50 pounds. s1.5oG2: Long
Island, s2625O; South Jersey sweets. $50
ed, 4A64&c.; other domestic. 364kc. Cab
bages-Dull; domestic, per barrel. white,
60flS0c.; red, s161.25,
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, Feb. 9.-The dry goods
market opens the week decidedly strong.
There has been a general advance of NC.
In prints. American Passaic, Merimac and
others. Wide sheetlngs are also advanc-
Ing. and while tendency Is against buy
ers, print cloths are quiet, but firm.
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NAVAL STOKES

WILMINGTON, NJ c., Feb 9.-SPIR-
IT'S TURPENTINE-Firm at Sc; re-
ceipts, II casks. Rosin-Firm at SlS5: re-
ceipts, Us barrels. Crude Turpentlne-
Firm at 81. 4OGp4; receipts, 1873 barrels. Tar
Firm at Sl.60; receipts, 3i5 barrels,
COTTONSEED OIL MARKET.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKE

BALTIMORE, Md Feb. 9.-Seaboard
Air Line common, 90; do. preferred, 4TM.
Scnboard As. unchanged. Atlantic Coast
Line common. lS4M; do. preferred, 14l.
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The programme will be as fol

terest The programme will be as fol-
lows:
Call to order by the president.
Prayer by Rev. w. w. Lear D. D.
Address Of acknowledgements A. j.
Montague.
Response-Mr c. E vawter. A. NJ.
LII. D.
Announcement OF committees
Report Of Committee on Charitable
and Penal Institutions OF the counties.
Conferences-National and State.
Address MIR. Jeffrey r. Bracket, Ealti-
more.
Report OF Committee Of Arrangements.
Registration OF members, delegates
and visitors.
Informal reception.
Tomorrow the conference will visit
the Lorctto Training School for the
Feeble Minded. The features OF the
session will be addresses by the Rev.
Frederick H. Wines. LII. D.. OF Wash
ington, AMI DR.. Martin u. Barr, OF
Elwyn. Pa
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PEANUT MARKETS.

NORFOLK, VA, Feb. 9.-PEANUTs-
Quiet. Virglnians-Active at 3k.c. TOR best
stock. F!ncy. 3Q3hc-: strictly prime, Soc;
prime. 2Rc.
PETERSBURG, VA, Feb. e.-PEA.
NUTS-Spanish new. active 1t Toe. Vir.
ginia's new. 2hG2tsc.
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4 For the purposes Of completing the re-
fnery and extending and improving the
equipment OF the property limited
amount Of the Treasury stock is offered for
sale at 81 share up to February Goth and
S4.25 share after that date.
Make checks payable to the order Of the
ORANGE OIL AND REFINING COMPANY,
and send to IT William Street, New York.
MYRA B. MARTIN,
Secretary.
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BALTIMORE, MD, Feb. s,-rLoUR,

BALTIMORE Md, Feb. 9.-TLOUR-
Quiet. Spring patent s41oa4S5. Wheat
Firm; spot and the month, So1sdS0a,c
er; spot and the month. 54B @64aa4 C.; South
ern white 4O955c. Oats-Firm; No. 2,
white 42c. Rye-Firm; No. 9 56Ql5Glsc.
tation, 2o02lc. fancy creamery, sGM?7c !:
fancy roll .17G1Sc.: good roll. l6Gl7c
tore-pncked l5a27c. Eggs-Steady and
lower; fresh, 2o9.lc. Cheese-steady and
unchanged; large. 14@l4Ac.; small, 14lh1
liAc. Sugar-Firm and unchanged; fine
and coarse grammatical $4.QlH.
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WALL STREET GOSSIP
Norfolk and Western a Leader-The
Gould Stocks Were Very Strong.

NEW YORK, Feb. 9.-The announce
ment on authority Of the establishment
Of harmon ious relations between the Cana
dian Pacific and Great Northern caused
an advance in the former stock, which
was helped by continued reports of good
earnings.
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ATLANTA. GA,-General Wm. Booth
chief Of the Salvation
Army. arrived In this city from Bir,ning-
ham. Ala, to-day.
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shcep-Active and higher at s2.6oa5.75
at s4.504635.
PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.
Petersburg. Va, Feb. 9, 1903
Market very active and prices are high.
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Orange Oil
and Refining Company,
81 William Street, NewY ork,
Beaumont and Orange, Texas.
Capital Stock. $5.ooo.ooo
Pr Value Of Shares, $40.
S2,ooo.ooo Of the Stock
Still in the Treasury.
We believe the stock to be a.
good purchase because.

]. We have the finest oil-producing
property-with the possible exception OF
that OF the Standard Oil Company--in tho
Sou thwestern field.
Although only three months old tho
company Is already moro than selt-sup,,
porting from its oil production alone, ana
Its Income from this source is stendliy
increasing as 1t opens UP and eqllps new
wells on Its rich and extensive property
2. The Company has tho best refining
process yet discovered for tho separation
Into their valuable component parts Oh
the heavy oils Of Texas and LOUISIANA.
Its refining plant at Orange. Texas, is
about half completed. It will be finished
in, say, six months. and the Income from
Its refinery will then be even larger than
Its large and Increasing income from oil
production The profit on the, crude OIL
produced Is at present prices about forty
cents n barrel; on the refined OIL It Is 81
n barrel.
g. The best opinion is that Spindletop
Fill is good for twenty years and that
new deposits within the field win be dis
covered faster than the old Dies arc ex-
hnusted, so that the field itself will be
permanent. We own most valuable.
promising and extensive territory of rs
well as OH SpIndletop. and lightning can
not very we'll strike anywhere In the dis
trict without hitting us somewhere, but
our property Is so we'll selected, so fav-
orably situated, so valuable for n multi
tude Of purposes and so extensive that
even II we never produced another barrel
of oil we could pay dividends and make
the stock q good Investment ut par,
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CHICAGO. ILL, Feb. e.-Bearlsh stat.
istics resulted in a weak market for wheat
to-day. May closed &c. lower; May corn
closed &c. higher, and oats were down &c
Provisions closed firm, the May products
from 2lAG71Ac. higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Open. High. Low. Closa
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flo,

steady. No. 2 spring wheat 79QpSOc.; No.
8, Thc.: No. 2 red 75a4@76s4c. No. 9
corn, 1870; No. yellow. 43%c. No. 9
rye. 49c.. Good feeding barley. 42daGc.;
fair to choice mailing, 4S656c. No. / flax.
seed. sl1G No. | northwestern. sl2l;
primo Timothy seed $500 Mess pork
per barrel: $l6.95Gpl7; lard. per 100 pounds
s952l&@9.57A; short ribs sides Ooose)
902m23; dry sailed shoulders (boxet)
$,l219@S.23; short clear sides (boxed)
s9311aMa;6O Whskcy. basis Of high wines
$50. Glover. contract grade sll.7O, But.
ter quiet and steady; creamery 16d25c |;
dairy, l5M23c. Cheese steady at l36rlic
EGGS weak and firm at 15Hc.
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The La Nolte brothers opened the bill
with q clever acrobat1c act.
Goal Mine Railroad.
,nccInl 70 THO Tlmcs. DIspotch !

I -'--" (speclAl to THO T1mes. Dlspntch.1
4 CTIRISTIANSBURG,V VA, Feb, 0.--The
Virginia Anthracite Mining and Rail-
way Company have completed grading
their limo from here to the great Price
Mountain coal mines, distance OF five
niles, and nearly all tho ties are laid,
so the steel will probably be laid In the
ono of the finest hard-co SECTIONS in
Virginia, and lands are on a big boom
at present.
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BANK STATEMENT.

REPORT OF TILE CONDITION OF THE
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK AT
RICHMOND, IN THE STATE or VIR-
+ FEBRUARY s, 1865: -
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Il,Eas.s74 8

q
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts S........... 3,E3s,s74 Is
overdrafts. secured and unse- 'N'-,'e'
cured 1867 Il
laton ...............: 10000 -
deposits .;............ $4,000 %
Banking house. furniture and e' =
ot t'ssnr ssal estate evnea. 7a sess g
Duo from national banks mot
reserve agents) ..........-...... 1850 .
Due from State banks and
bankers ............;........... 1911 Is
age, agents o;ha. !, !; ;t SIS
Exchanges for clearing house. oo.649 90
Notes of other national banks. 3l,675 90
Fractional paper currency,
nickels and cents ,............ 1142 81
Lawful money reserve In bank,
viz.
Legal tender notes. -. 5000 90 1896 Is
redemption fund with y. s.
Treasurer 6 per cent OF cir
cuIatlon) ....-.................. 1000 90
Total Observation-Disclosures. Aao4 s5s 60
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in............ 10000 %
and taxes paid ................ s4s.sla 50
National bank notes outstand-
ing ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10000 %
Due to other ma.
tional banks.... A7OS38 o.
Due 10 State banks
and bankers. ........ S46,134 80
Due to approved re-
serve agents ........ 4,63 II
Dividends unpaid.... E0O
subject to cheek. sesaoe 50
oof deposit :;;......... 1eo,esll g
Cashiers checks out
standing .....-........ 40
U. S. deposlts-....... 735, 360 40
Deposits OF y. s.
disbursing Officers. g, 317 76-3. 249 Oh o.
Liabilities other than those
above stated CO. s. bonds)... 500 90
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a.ao4.ees 80,
State OF Virginia, City OF Richmond-ss.
i Jno. F. Glenn. cashier OF the above
named bank. do solemnly swear that the
above statement Is true to the best OF
my knowledge and belief -
J. F. GLENN, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
9Th day OF February. 1908 q
GEO. ]. ROGERS, Notary Public.
eorfee'-A''' ANDRBw P1zz1N1, Jr.,
]. P. GEORGE.
A. S. BUFORD,
Directors.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE