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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-21

OF Lockport n. Y. and her maid OF
honor and niece. Miss Louise Wise
The groom was attended by his broth
er and best man, Thomas s. Kenan, OF
Atlanta. Ga. The ushers were w. II.
Stacey. Milton Caller and DR.. J. G.
Murphy. of this city; Preston S. cotton
of Norfolk. Va: Allan T. Morrison. Oh
Asheville and Agnew r. Bahns n. Of
Winston-Salem. Following the break
fast Mr.. and Mrs. Kenan left on %
Southern bridal tour which will in
clude a stop at Palm Beach and visit
to the Flagler home while there. Be
sides me II bers OF the bridal party, 9TH
e. out-of-the-city guests were Mrs. j.
q. Kcian and Miss Emily Kenan, of
Wallace, ~ C. Mr.. and Mrs Paul
Schenck. Of Greensboro: Y. ". risrriug.
of Fayetteville; Dr. owen kenan. or
New York City. and Mrs. William Il.
Kenan, of Lockport. y. Y.
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kenan-k enan.

Wilmington. y. c. December 20,
One Of the notable society weddings
Of the season took place this week.
" hen Graham Kenan and Miss sarah
Kcnan. daughter Of Mrs ". L. kenan
and sister Of Mrs Henry VI. Flag er,
were married. The happy event was
soiemnized Wednesday afternoon at
1:l5 o'clock at the handsome KenaiI
home or South Third Street. The resi-
dcnce was deliberately decorated. The
service was conducted by Rev. n. F.
Huske. of New Bern. and following
the ceremony came a wedding break
fast OF five courses served by a WASH
irg:on caterer. The bride entered
v it'll her brother, William Il. keenan,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-21

WASHINGTON. December 2O.-Less COT
ton was ginned during the period from
December l TO December IS this year
than last year, the total having been
55O,032 running bales. compared with
S53220 bales last year. The Census
Bureaus report issued this morning.
announces l2,424.Se3 running bales had
been ginned during the present season
prior to December IL. compared with
l3.71O.792 bales for the same last year.
The average ginnings per working day
during the period December l to Is
was 557,03l bales, compared with 90
392 bales last year The daily gin
nings. however. were more than in
1910 and 1909. but less than in 1908
and 1907.
Round bales included 1912; Sea
Island. 5S.S04 bales.
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York

Sales. Stock.
Allis-Chalmers. s. paid. .
Allis-chaL. pfd. 81 paid.
81 l0a Amalgamated Copper ...
10 Amer. Agri. Chem. com.
8. 40 Amer. Beet Sugar. com
i. 80 American Can ..-.........
$50 American Can. pfd....-.'
100 Amer. Car and Foundry.
80 American Cotton OIL.
Am. Hide and Leather pr
.30l American Llnseed OIL.
3J American Locomotive g..
i.0i0 Amer Malt Co. pfd......
~. 100 American Smelling $3.50.
100 American Snuff. conn.,.
100 American Sugar ..........
NO Amer. Tel and Tel. CO.
1910 American Tobacco. COM
90 American Tobacco, pfd-.
5.lt-l Anaconda Copper canaan.
100 AtchlSon NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
80 Atlantic Coast Line.
\. {. l. of Connecticut.
! 500 Baltimore and Ohio..--.-
100 Bethlehem Steel Co, com
- btltlfAitAi4 s'lftA ~ PANs
1850 British Amer. TOD. Co..
100 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
so Central Leather. COM.
1850 Canadian Pacific .........
500 California Petroleum go.
$40 Chesapeake and Ohio.
Chicago Great Western.
40 Chicago Great West. pfd
$500 Chi. Mil. and 81. Paul.
7OJ Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Col. and South. y l'o....
LEO Consolidate Gas ........
SO corn Products. com.
20 Den. and Rio Gran. pfd.
6"1 Erie ..-....--...-..-.--- $500.
500 Erie, LIST pfd.......-..-...-
Fed. Min. and SIN, pfd..
zoo General Electric ..........
Geo. W. Helme Tob. Co.
$500 Great Northern, pfd----.
20 Great Northern Ore Gifts
100 Illinois Central ...........
200 InterbOro-Met. --..........
500 InterbOro-Met.. pfd......
7 40 Int. Harvester. conn.,
Int. Mer. Marine. COM.
30 international Paper ..-.
3cD Int. Paper. pfd..-.--..-....
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Atlantic Coast Line

Ile - lrs ed of tie Soutn.
EFFECTIVE OCT & 1872
TRAINS Leave: RICHMOND DAILY
Fer Florida and South: s:ls NJ and
$50 p. N. 90 A II
For Norfolk. 800 A. n. 800 p. n. f;le p
For y W. Ry wcs;: s:is A. NJ. Sc A.
NJ 800 p. II. so =. a
For Petersburg: i:eo A n. s:B A n.
SIS A. II. go A. II. $50 A. N. 800 p NJ
.Iss p. n
For Goidstore an6 Fayetteville: s4:io p. y
Trains arrive Richmond daily: 6:S A NJ.
sxs A NJ 1915 a ~ se:s7 A 4. ss1o.S A
NJ sfl..o A. N. 'z.Ie p. -. "i 20 p NJ. o %
p n. s.5 p. n, $50 2. IL, SO p NJ. Liz
p n
Except Sunday ''Sunday only
Time Of arrival and departure ana con
pecffons not gcsfanteed-
c = CAMPBELL. D. A - Main ST.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

FcErCI- RICHMOND. DEFENDER - isi.
ARRIVED
steamer Berkeley. Shc'iy Norfolk. -nc,-
f.a- disr and passengers. Old Doruin on Line.
-rna NOR aurora. Tgrrusn. Petersburg ana
James H..er .andi-sz. merchsrdisc and pa
se-srrs. Fsruan Lin.
SAILED
-.rauer Berkolsv. shelly Norfolk Nor
''-r4It and passcnzers. Old Dominion Line
-''arar- F5ss 4vrtas. Graves Norfolk ana
1-Ire- River .aucinEs. mere IA 1diec and pas
rf gers N.rgirfs ~ .gsfioa gor. -ian..
steamer Aurora. Ta-nan. Petersburg and
+--"- River isndiHzs. m~rc nandi.c and pas
gers. Truman Line.
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NANAl. STOREs

Wilmington y g. December ~ SPIRIT.
TurDentine-Stesdy a. ssi.c. receipts CO,
Rosin-Steady AT ,5.s5. rereip,s barrels
Tar-Firru Al 81. receipts s barrels C--l1-
Turps n;ine-Tirin q. '3asoo. receipt. 4 ss--
relS
savannah. Ca. December N -Tu-peufsne--
Fi-tu a. g. m SIC. - les - ca-ts. receipt.
- casks. shipments 80 casks. stock - so
casks Rosiu-Firrn. sales SIS barre. TO-
'"irfs -7f barrels. shipments noe barrels.
stock Ia % barrels. Quoi~. \. z. SEQ
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Notice
Change OF Schedule OF the T1aewater
and western Railroad.

Passenger train running between
Farrnville and Moseley, connecting
with Southern Railway, 20 ana from
Richmond will be discontinued siter
December 81, 1912.
Beginning January l. 1919. miH s,,
,-ains will be run between Farmville
and Moseley. daily except SUNDAY. Don.
meeting with Southern RAILWAY at
Moseley, on the following schedule;
Leave Farmv.lle ZOO A. NJ. arrive
at Moseley, ll:22 A. N. arrive az
Richmond (via Southern Railway, 40
p NJ
Leave Richmond (via southern Ran
way). I0:45 A. NJ. leave Moseie!
-rtjewster and western Railroad. 1.lS
p NJ: arrive Farmville, 5:25 P NJ
r B GRIGG.
General Passenger Agent
advertisement
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARK

7 LfNobUf S3 PEAN Z T MAFsFNLI-
(Reported by Rodgers. MEGA D. & co..
Petersburg Va. December 2n-peanu-s -
Spau!Sh-Market steady; farmer Spanish.
s. . per bushe' Jumbo Spanish. 81 ~ par
bUShei: No. J sheliec. Spanish 7Tr.c per
pound. No. chellet Spanish. Tsc PEI
pound Nirginias-Narket firm: .ancy JUN
be. go. pc pound: fancy handpicked. 7Isc.
per pound extra prime. ~. per pound:
prime. &c per pound: machine Ncked sfc
80. per pound; sheliing stock. @-zc. per
pound.
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DRY GOODS MARKET

New York. December oo-Tie cotton goods
markets were quier and steady Cotton
yarns were firm. Foreign WOO, market. ve-~
Arm. and Atericsas have been buv'nE sourh
American grades freely % ate Jotber- -
ported iirht -ea--erf trade
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STEAMBOATS,
fGSSBQrnUd0

Tours inc. Hotels. shore Excursions Lowest
Rates
:. :. -.BERNuDIiN- Cthc ship used BY
President Fleet WILSON, Twin screw. le.sis
sons displacement Submarine slsnats. or
chrs-ra. wireless Record trip = hours -
minutes FASTEST newest and only steamer
landing pa<-enxsr- at the dork IN Brrmuds
without transfer. =. - "OkosANS. Fos
tons displacement. sails every Tuesday. No.
ginning February IN. Tickets Interchange
-
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BOND LIST.

Alis--aal nor - to!d)..............--.... S9is
American Tc5acco 60 Old IS Did. -
American Tobacco 90 Old d tbidl $500. lls3s
<ra-.ic coast Line LIST ts.-..---..--..-- -
Atlantic coast Linc-L. ana y 4s..--.. 90.
4 G l.. COW - an Baltimore, biG). So
Cnesapeake and OHIO cow. 4ies.-...-.. =
f.sgIett aad Mycrs - thidl..-.-.-.--..-. - d..
Tlxse;t aid Myers = tbidl -.-.....--.--. l''i.
I,o-ii!ard Company - tbidl-.-.......-... 800
I.oriila-d Company = t0iG) ..-.-...--.-.. lbs.
Moron end Western cort. ~ toid1..-- IL
seG5oard Air Line stamped Is asked. So.
Sesb,ard ,i- Line adj. Ss..........-..... Is
southern Raj ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS
eou,ho-n Eai.Y.aE 5s............-..........l les.
United states s. ~ Js..............-. III
L. : registered -. lean s5idf ..-...-.-.- lei
T. : registered :. I+iS tbilp ---.-...-. los.
T. = Panama new - to.d)--........... IGl'4
Virgin .e Brow Bros. cts .--..-......---- co..
virEiaia-Csr. chem. lst Ss..-..........-.. 80,
IA ~ and Power 90 s. tssScdl--.-.. .si-
wshssh ooh ..--..-.-....-..-....- ..... -
Ws5ssl-Titts. Term. Ist 4s...--....-.... = :
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sE,noARp afn IINr.

srafttIIn1 - - s-hrl8IFl ~ leaVe NIch-
r-cnd lai'v 80 = N-flor-' 20 Noriira.
~ r. ~ --.rfrerr ard caches. htsrta.
ff~rr irrra-1 Savannah Jarks0avfi,rs I n
a Na1fs~ps-s a-d coaches. Jacksonville
81 . T. = --fcepfrs a1d coaches. Atlanta.
Birri1rt an. ue~rfis. Northbound trains
schrEu.rf 90 arr.v 81 Richmond daily;
GO = ~. - 8 - SOS r ". SO T. "
Tsoraf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-21

SO So bales: export to Great Britain. 7o.7ss
bales: 10 France. 2o57l bales; to the Cont
nent. -. S5s bales: 10 Japan. 25243 bales; TO
Mexico. 100 bales.
Total since September ! az all ports-Net
receipts. .925 bales; export TO Great
Britain elS3.e55 bales; 70 France. ssl.5is
bales. 10 the Continent. 1.S6o.l47 bales; 10
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WEST INDIES

ro-srfxh.lv Tor - Thomas. -. CEoiN. -
kits. Antigua. Guadsioupe. Dominica Mar
ffrique Il Lucia. BARBADOS and Demersr9
For Full Information Apply 20 " r OF y
FRRRrDGF co. Agents. ou~b~c :. :.
Co. It'd. - Broadway. New York. saN'I
a. BOWMAN. 7N r. Main ~. Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-21

New Orleans. December Cotton futures
opened steady. 10 points UP Ia points
down. The price closed barely steady at a
ne. decline OF lfGe1 points. Gables were
better than expected, and selling was in
duced by the census report on ginning. L
40 SJ2 bales having been ginned up 20 De
cember IL. Good spot later offered by prom
Trent longs resulted in quick reaction
The market nervous and rather soft
through the morning session. In the after
noon the market was dull and features.
spot &c OF; middiing l27sc. sales on spot
30 bales and 800 10 arrive. Closing bids:
December. ESQ: January. 1275: March, l2.Si.
May. 12Ss; July. 12s3. October. IFS.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH
Trains Leave Richmond.
n B-FoIlowing schedule figures publiss-
,6 as informa ton and not guaranteed:
For the South-Daily: $40 A. n Local
1915 A. II. Express. 500 p. ~ ExpresA
win electric lighted Sleeping cars for At
l.nta and Birmingham u As L. II Expresa
Week Days: 500 p n. Local
YORK RIVER LINE
IN p X.-Dally-Connecting for Bslti.
NOR Mon. Wed and Friday $50 A NEE.
sua. and 2:l5 p. M-Moa. Wed. and Friday
Local
Trains Arrive Richmond
From the South: ESQ A. n and $50 A ~.
go p N s.c5 =. n daily. 1888 Ex Sun
From West Point: $50 A. NJ daily: l-ss A.
n Men Wed. and Fri: tz5 p M. Ex sun.
g. z. BURGESS. d. p A.
S7 Z Main ST Eaons Ms.son 81:
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New FORK
Stock Market

New York, December 2o.-In the
strength and breadth OF To-Day
movement in stocks there were indiT
cations of a readjustment OF the specul
lstfve position along more favoraolel
The upturn was more convincing
because OF its sustained character ana
the sustained movement throughout
the DAY. Covering OF short contracts
entered into during the recent deStlhf
was partly responsible for the stfehSti1
OF the market. The upward trend was
700 broad and resolute 10 be attributes
10.
stocks OF all descriptions. including
III. railroads. the steel and copper
shares and miscellaneous industriais'
share. in the move. Union iaclhc "a"
yauced 20 100 5-S. about ten points over
,ts low level and about three points
TO- the dav. Gains in others were
small. as a rule. but there were no
YAK spots among the active issues
Despite the uniformity of the increase
,rsdinc was not heavy. and There were
No siens OF rampant bull speculation
Uncertainty as TO the course OF money
durine the closing days OF the year.
served as an effective check 10 active
hi5dinc. The expected return HOW ol.
ASH from the interior probably VIII
he recorded in tO-morrow's bank
statement. according to to-day's fore
casts. The bond market showed IN
creased .trength. with good distrl-
button OF demand {
New York. October 2o-Money on
call nrm. Ito > per cent. ruling rate
4 3-4. closing bid. - ohereo al o.
Tim loans weaker. sixty days ana
met DAYS per cent. six months.
Is Prime mercantile, per cent
ster,inc exchange steady. with actual
business i'm bankers bills at $4.Sl for
sixtv-day bills and $i.s545 for demand.
commercial bills. S4S0 l.. Bar sill
vcr g.. Mexican dollars. 40 IA.
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The Valentine Museum

ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS.
Open daily from 10 A. NJ. TO p. NJ
Admi ssion. Csc. Free On SATURDAYS.
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5ffambpata
OLD DOMINION LINE.

OLD DOMINION LINE
Nv Richmond foot Of Ash ST. daily.7:os p II
leave Newport News..-...-....-.-.-S:oo A. -.
Arrive Norfolk A. n
Connects with main line steamers iesv.n Q
Norfolk FOR New York daily. except sunday.
100 p n Connections also made By n. =
w Ry p. Il. snd c. o. Ry. a; p IL
Night line steamers stop ~ Clsremoet -
lsnc or receive passengers on signal. and VII
b. me, by public conveyance
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION co. effective
March IL)-Jsmes River BY daylight fef
Norfolk and Old Point. Newport News ao1
AL Jane, River landings. steamer iesveo
Monday Wednesday and Friday at 80 A.
~ Freight received for all James RIVER
Phone Madison ise.
Min Ticket OrIce SCI =. Main street
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declining tendency OF all kinds OF hide
and stock.
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LOCAL MARKET quotations.

FURNISHED by Levy Commission Co. COM
mission Merchants. Richmond. Va
Richmond. Va, December % 1912
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sen-sui. G, E-ecsric rra;-s sg.cnve Nsz
o. 81 Leave ss-tsrore. l-a--st -ne Lrosd
7is y n. IA p q ssrs p. n. s.a
r. NJ. go T. ~. 7B ?. n. eli p. ~.
49, aad Nagie Stf,ets. 49, a. ~ T.oe a.
50 a a. 0o A. ~. Eco a n. IL -
A N -I1ss q. $50 N. zse 7. a. 10
y NJ ss p NJ ns0 r. n. ne p. ~
-D.siy sEcs5s s1p.sy. -sv-s.t ssD.
-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-21

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule in Eject September 20, St1
Leave Byrd Street Station. Richmond. FOR
NORFOLK: 800 A. H.. 900 p. NJ. '%:io p.
A.
FOR LYNCHBURG AND THE WEST .s:i5
A. M $3.50 A. u, s3:oe r. n. ss:0 p. n
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: 'ff:W A
n. ss:ss p. n. 'i1.so p u From the West;
$50 A NJ az:Io p. NJ. bi:U Z. n. sos p.
n 900 p. n
.Daiy aDslIy ex SUNDAY. bsunday only.
w. u BFvrT.I. Pass Trsf Mgr.
" c SAUNDERS. q. p A. Roanoke. Va
{. II. BoSI.rY. ID. p. A.. Richmond, Va
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Load your cars SO that hay at doors rep
resents contents and thus avoid reflections.
This market grades hay in accordance
with the National Hay Association.
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Richmond & Petersburg Electric Railwa.

Cars leave Naachester. Seventh ans .'errs
s:rects Tor Petersburg
- - 70. J.. ~ A n. 1 Z. - & Z
.ss.ss IS 9 : . 20 y. n
100 r. ~. fsr Chester. a. - midnight fos
Petersburg
Car, leave Petersburg. foot OF Sycamore
Street for Manchester
fslE So 49,. rs s.15. TX s-o.,s. II =
A. II. iz.7s -. tx as. 20. az. -
q Is - - 90. u.fo p n
fL.airy--x sundays ara fcISsys
sss.r.-s sassaee ana cro-esa
--fI1.tsl -E1cept sundays -1t houtayh
All cars frs-a fe.erscur< connect vita
cars rcr gicE-r1nd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-21
CATTLE MARK ELS.

RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
(Sa,es at Union Stock Yards)
Richmond Va. December 20 1872
Report OF the live stock market for the
week ending December IL. 1912:
Best steers. 797isc.: medium to good.
81. n Sic: common 20 fair. q. 0jc.: best
heifers. eG6itc.. medium 10 good "a. G57.c
common TO fair. 3ikT1c.: best cows -. q
sic; medium to good. sisa4-hc.: common
to fair. ~ n Sc; best oxen. "a ds&c; me
dium to good. AZ G+Ec: common 70 fair,
81 4c.: bulls. ~ T4l4c: best calves. 50
Size; fair TO good, s375zc.; dicks. 4a5c
Cows and calves. sS0Gso0o per head. Be.i
heavy hogs. 30: light hogs. .a-s4c.: shoat.
ana pigs. s1 6sc.; sow< and stays 5G7c. i.
best lambs. 61z@7c.; medium 10 good. 5f
SIC: common to fair. S.2QTzr.; hes. sheep
4gii=c.; common 70 fair. "a sac.
New York December o-Beeues-Steers
lower: bulls steady. Steers. s475 Geoo: bulls
s45oas.5O: cows. $4,000: tG.lends. So
Calves-Receipts s3s head Beeves-Best
strong: other calves slow. Veais s75oG
200: culls. 50 400: barnyard calves. s4q5s5:
western. s4.501-oo sheep and Lambs
sheep steady lambs barely steady sheep
sSG435; wethers. $435 6+-3: cuils So n IS
Lambs. s6.5oNS5O: culls sJTS00: yearlings
81 50ds0o Hogs-Steady az $50 80: rough
ss.5ea6.so; pigs s7@N7@
Chicago. December 3o-Cattle-Slosv and
generally steady. Beeves s545G915: cows
and heife-s So7oG75o: calves Sso1a5o
Hogs-Generaily &C. higher but closed weak
Bulk OF sales, S.fcG735. sheep steady to
loc higher NJ 81 a0T 81 lambs = * Z, g 10
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.

Richmond. Va, December % 1872.
Following are the quotations on the Rich
mond Hay Exchange:
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7 Clinton T. Williams. Cashier. DO
snl.ruufv swear that tho above is a
true statement = the financial ronsi-
finn Of the Richmond Rank aui Trust
Company. Incorporated. located At
Richmond. iu fhr Couuty % Hcurico.
state q Virginia "a tire close % busi-
ness on thc 26th day % November. 1912.
10 the best - my ability and belief.
CLINTON J.. WILLIAMS.
Cashier.
Corrcct-Attest.
H. u POLLARD. IE-
JOHN T. SsTTEEFTEID.
T. ~TEAf-S.
". !. WiIITEiiURST.
Directors.
state % virginia. CIty 81 Richmond.
sworn o. and subscribed before M
hv clinton T. Williams. Cashier. this
~ DIV Of December. 1912.
NJ u WALKER.
Notary Public.
NJ commission expires August s.
1915
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Bank Statements


STATEMENT OF THE FINANCIAL
CONDITION OF THE
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Richmond Bank and Trust
Company, Incorporated

LOCATED AT RICHMOND. IN THE
COUNTY OF HENRICO. STATE or
VIRGINIA. AT THE CLOSE OF 81 =
MESS NOVEMBER IS. 1912. MADE
TO THE STATE CORPORATION
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Total sales for week i've day
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MISCELLANEOUS

Quotations .or intcrest-psyins bonds are
a. a price 10 which interest must be added
Income bonds and certificates o: indebted
ue<s are fat.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
BY Richard ". Maury.
s,o.s and Bond Broker. l5i5 L Main street
Richmond. Va, December -. ISL
SALES AT BOARD

Virginia Railway and Power Co p'd--o
s, a. 80,
Virginia Railway and Power Co. como
~ s.s<.
S1.rr cE,cr-PIJTrS Bid Asked
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-04
SETTLEMENT OF SOME
NATIONAL LAW SUITS

Tho National gold mining district Of
Nevada has been at one and the same
time the most fortunate and the most
unfortunate sections of the west, This
rather parsdoxical condition has existed
through the excessive litigation that has
not only served to reduce the gold ore
production OF the camp, but 10 reduce
public interest as we'll, for the glory OF
the National resources has been dimmed
by the fighting indulged In by opposing
interest in their endeavor TO protect
the performances OF the National mine
stamped IL AS one of the truly remark
able, rich propositions of the country, 10
the oNtent at least OF the then develop
ment effort.
Word has reached the camp 10 the ef-
feet that ono bit OF litigation that las
handicapped the district has been amifa-
bly, settled. this being the troubles OF the
Mammoth National and the Workman
interests. The contending parties have
pooled their issues and Will work and
pull together for the good of all CON
cerned. Regarding this important step
forward the Humboldt Star says
The company that will operate the
property Is the Charleston Hill National
Mining syndicate: the company owning
the property. which adjoins that of the
National Mines company on the west
Tho now officers arc j. l.. Work
man, president: Walter Brann. secretary;
", d. Mckenzie, treasurer: The three
board OF directors. According to Presl-
dent Workman. operations on a. large
scale will be Immediately resumed.
The now arrangement will carry on
the legal contest now In the courts in
volvins apex rights between the Ma
tional Mines company on one side and
the Mammoth National and Charleston
Hill National Mining syndicate on the
other side.
The full Import Of this settlement Is
that il removes one Of the main hind
RANGES in the mining development ri Ma :
tionaI and means that large capital win
become factor in bringing into relief
the latent resources of the National dis
tricr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-04
DOUGLAS HILL ORE
AREA IS ENLARGED
Company Is Increasing Its
Tonnage in Glory Hole
Part of Mine.

General Superintendent 5. S. Arentz OF
the Nevada Douglas Copper company has
informed the local offices that the Doug
las Hill ore deposit has been stripped TO
date for an area OF 100 feet In extent,
and with the ultimate limits Of the ores
und let ermined. That this ultimate area
will be considerably larger than II now
is can be realized from the fact that Mr..
Arenta reports having encountered the
same deposit a distance OF 400 feet to the
north OF the present workings. This new
discovery is as rich the ore TO the
south. ranging in value from Al to per
cent copper II is this section OF tho Ne.
vada Douglas estate that is being mined
by the glory v-hole method, and II Is In
a position TO send out from 200 TO go
tons OF ore daily
Very important work is being done like
wise in the Ludwig mine Of the same
property On the 700-foot level the ores
demonstrated from the surface are be-
ing opened TO as great and 70 az rich an
extent they have been shown At any
point above. The management ts raising
from the 700 In splendid shipping grade
smelting copper ore. while wtnZes are be-
ing driven in the same ore from the 500
foot level 10 connect
The company recently has added new
Dloyees, while the management has every
thing desired for efficient work in the
way of office and assay office accommo-
datlonS. This Ia one Of the most thor
o,lEhy equipped producers Of the state
Of Nevada. while II liz the largest pro-
ducer Of high-grade copper ore OF that
state and one OF the largest in the west.