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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-10
STATEMENT
BRINGS HEAV|NEss
sfosks ARE Dull AND MOVE
SLOWLY MOST or THE DAY ON
EXCHANGE.
PRESSURE is EXERTED
HOPPER REPORT SHOWS INCREASE
or NEARLY TEN NiLLroN
POUNDS IN EXPORTS FOR
AUGUST.
PRESSURE is EXERTED

MEM YORK, Sept. sg--Stocks were
heavy and dull during most OF the
sock Exchange session today. I'm
portant developments scheduled for
Tomorrow caused traders To assume
; waiting attitude. The heaviness in
values may be attributed to the In
nuence of Saturdays bank statement.
ard recrudescene of the Mexican
question. The government crop re-
port issued shortly after o'clock,
iraicating a record corn crop. and
bumper yield In other important field
crops. failed to stimulate the mar
ket In the late trading, but closing
prices were up from the lowest.
When bear pressure was exerted
agaifist some CT the standard railroad
shares, nd the steel and cope Nshares
III the mid morning. brokers we're In
ciIned to attribute II 10 the new fac
tor---possible American intervention
Id Mexico. But the pressure was only
moderate and prices rallied from the
exereme low point to which they had
been depressed. The copper pros
d8cers report issued shortly after the
noon hour, caused some covering in
copper shares, and the prospect OF
good stee: statement showed an in
strerse of nearly lo,500.000 pounds In
exports during the month OF August,
compared with July. Home con-
sumption increased more than $780,
coo gai,6 unds, which just about. offset
the increase In production.
Gffsetting the bearish factors to-
day were hullish railroad tonnage.
Eyad rriv&te crop reports. For the
fret time tits season wheat ut Chi
caxo dropped below 30 cents a. hushsi.
The unusua " heavy receipts. and
prospects Of bearish government res
port, confirming, in the main. recent
generous estimates of total yield, were
the main feature. Railroad officials
report that August business was great
er than they expected. the percentage
e4 increase ranging from tn II
per cent over the corresponding
month of last year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-10
FRESH AIR CAMP
HAS FINE SEASON
CONTRIBUTIONS, HOWEVER. NOT
SUFFICIENT AND FACES A
DEFICIT.

The fresh air camp conducted by
the Salvation Army at Drewrys Blum
in Chesterfield county for the benefit
of mothers and children viii close for
the season on September 18th after
having been open during the heated
spell for a little more than eleven
weeks
The first summer at the camp mas
been a most successful one notwith-
standing the fact that the receipts
fell short OF paying the expenses fhe
books show a deficit Of $7613, but 1t
is hoped that contributions will be
received to make this up. Contribu-
tions may be sent 20 Phillip E. Good
win, Central National bank, or to Ad-
jutant Elmer Johnson, of the Saliva
ton Army.
Following is the report of the camp
for the first ten weeks:
Total expenses to Sept. 1st. 1906 IL
Cash income from all sources. 1919 80
Totals deficit -. ..........S 16 IL
Total number OF mothers cared
for at the camp for ten days,
each ...-..,....... oil
Total number of children cared
for at the camp for ten days
each ............ $40
Total number of mothers and
children cared for ...,....,... 4Vl
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-10
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO. Sept. 9.--Every aValla-
b,., car in control OF the granger
roads Of the United States has peeh
sent into the great wheat ana oa.S
belt, with instructions to load Tapiu's
ana shin quickly, which is to be foiio"-
ed Inv a quick unloading OF the cars
and a return to the country LOT llioio
grain. While the railway ofIiclais nav
gwen these orders, and rushahs s"fp
ments. there is great scatets
an.nty cars throughout both the great
rheat haIts as well as the oats peit.
primary receipts of wheat LOT ane
mas, forty eight hours were s,lo",VVv
bushels or double the shipments ot
wear avo, The oats receipts were
also double those of year ago
While the feeling on corn may De
called generally Dullish at the mo
nnent. there was free selling TO-DAY Wy
September longs in order 10 see
nrofits which caused price sel
back along the entire corn list
10 a shortage of cars on the eas'el'
80, and this fact threw the cash
corn market into local aHa'r, anu
tho only support given II was iroln
,isa,,,Ya cturers ar well as those VINO
,,.antea II for delivery on september
The strength displayed In oats was
,bA result OF smaller offerings 10y eie
country than the trade expecteo w IN.
der present conditions. coupIso wv wv
the excellent demand re IA e11 L'I
article on eastern shippihs
port account +n sS
- IN wheat. is to 1-2 in the nearby
tntnres of corn. while the MAY %as
unchanged oats were up a-s %
cent Close: o ,a,op,.
har So IS 10 so: May. "a 80.
f.orn-Septembe = i l'eo.'A-
her. SO rs to "a: May. 90
oats-September, 81 Is 10 - 20
Gambler. 80 IA to S-s; May - 90
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-10
DECISIONS HANDED DOWN BY
SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS

list. Circuit court of Halifax county.
n.ot error and supersedeas. Bond,
Camden VS. Virginia Safe Deposit
and Trust corporation. Corporation
court of city of Alexandria. Appeal
and supersedeas. Bond, $4,000.
naifs administrator. ct ais. Va
White. Circuit court of Buckingham
county Appeal and supersedeas.
Bond. t150.
commonwealth. etc, Va Wexford,
81 AIS. Circuit court Of city Of Nor
FOLK Appeal. No bond.
Tisdaie vs. Commonwealth. Cor
poration court OF city of Norfolk. Writ
600. 80
white vs.. American National Life
insurance company. Circuit court OF
Mathews county. Writ of error and
supersedeas. Bond. 1900.
.. Miller w. Morton and Howard ss,srHs.
pofation court Of city of Alexandria.
Appeal. Bond. 500.
foAsiaise w. Commonwealth. Cir
Quit court OF Spotsyivauja county.
Writ Of error and supersedeas Rand.
500. 1''n1'
Grant vs.. HarriA Circuit court Of
Warrington county. Appeal ana su-
persedeas. Bond, $1,000
Aartin W. Hall. Circuit court Of
asdford county. Appeal ana super.
sedeas. Bond. $500.
OBr1sn VI. Vaughan. Law ana
nancery court Of city Of Roanoke
Appeal and superssdeas. bond sso,
nnard. ct ais. VI. McClsnahan.
Nv ana Chancery court OF city Of
$4,000 writ OF error and super
sedeas Bond, Sl.t0a. -
Wright yys
court OF Appomattox county. wiz
OF error and supersedeas. No bona
HUN, ct ais, rs. Welsh. circn,,
court oil Rappahannock county. An
pesi ana sapersedeas- Bend. $500.
"Nhith vs. kee. ct ais. Corpora.
INN court of city OF Roanoke. An.
peal refused,
ayers executor. VS. Myers, or ais.
.tfrnft court OF Rockingham co,Tnfv
Appeal refused
Johnson, administrator. VIZ. South
ern railway company. Circuit, court
ror refused "
Norfolk and Western railway eo,p-
pany VS.. Powers circpi, r,,,,r, =,
fused.
Hoiiey 50. Banner. ct ais. t.tre,,t,
court Of Washington county. An
peal refused
,.- .aason vs.. Norfolk LANDMARK Pub
nshlhg company. Court of Law and
Chancery of city of Norfolk. Writ
Of error refused
eNizens' Rapid Transit company VI.
marshall Law and Equity court Of
siM or Richmond. Appeal refused.
Ioday's business in Supreme court
Davis VS.. Marshall. Argued ana
submitted.
southern Railway VS.. Darneil's ad.
ministratrtx,..esA Argued ard Submitted.
K. Grangille Curry qualified to
practice in this court.
Petitions writ OF error refused:
Daniel Meade. /. o. Kennady, w. C.
Hughes. Archibald Rose, Jacob Blair.
Marsh Hughes against the Commons
wealth. all being alleged bribery cases
from Southwest Virginia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-10
ASHEv|LLE MAN IS
BADLY BEATEN Up
HIS ASSAiLANTS ESCAPE IN
WAITING AUTOMOBILE AT
POOL ROOM DOOR.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.l
KNOXVILLE, TENN, Sept. 9.--This
evening Joseph and Henry Brown shot
at and assaulted William Morris. OF
Asheville, in a Knoxville pool room,
and then tried to beat his brains out
with the but of a revolver.
The men who attacked Morris and
feft him PROSTATE and bleeding on
the pool room floor hurriedly left the
place and entered an automobile wait
ing to receive them. They have not
been apprehended.
The affair. is mysterious and re-
minds one of the New York Rosen-
thai murder in method employed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-10

March, 1886. very early in the trad
ing. The market closed nearly thirty
points lower, with an uneasy tone, and
considerable long cotton still held in
a weak position.
Liverpool futures closed barely
steady from seven TO nine points
higher, as compared with the previous
close in that market Yarns were
high to check business, though cloths
had hardening tendency according
to cables from Manchester. Sales OF
1000 bales OF spot cotton were re-
ported from Liverpool at s points
advance to Ell pence for middling.
Oman High Low Close.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-10
Cotton Market.

ss S NEW YORK, Sept. s.--The close
~ the market often demonstrates
NhAt ID likely TO take place the next
E1xas, Tsydayts market cl"sed at yers
%aseAriy the lowest prices OF the dag
i Hfter a record performance in the
1 SsxyrninE A. far 40 sentiment could
AI6< affected by such "a Development
8SkerrtKft considerations will demand
j1Smewi1at lower prices during tomor-
zkowx session
ss III ~ well, however, To recall ths t
45sS, axarMnre OF nearly one handred
|E0fzfs he's taken place throughout the
D1x Within very few weeks, and
4 <1nSt some gina ~ technical recog-
L. tt10n 0f this fact must needs occur,
&Arc II no doubt that change OF
Skft has taken place In those most
Z = sed tn craftpHs e nal which lack
~ sGxarsibje ten days ago In no Logger
1n1Ad probable w the larger speeu-
u1x& and spot intsrests. Crop de-
Gsntton has been too pronounced.
= dAclinr IN rendition for Sep
llIStr nearly euusi 20 that Of last
nd surprise nobody. This
IA mnAr that thes crop IL in the
3 !. rtTsssS
y - eninx market WAS AZ the
levels III The day. or there
1Gd Gktph~r sole at ,i.s4s
1l-13s ysnaArs. IE1s. and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-10
At the Empire.

With a distinct variety of vaude-
Vile features making up cuintette
Of excellent offerings, this weeks bill
at the Empire yesterday W 3skei ITS
way into the favor of more than the
usual large crowd OF Monda1 attand=
ants.
In the different singing and talking
offering of Moore and st. Clair. a
natural comedian and rarely clever
girl with a remarkably. expressive
face, rested the big hit of the new
weeks bill.
Louis Bates and company in a
comedy sketch His Mother" played
by four people is ii type OF hraad farce
and because of the clever work OF
one OF the men who played two differ
ent roles was hugely eni,yei
A sensational shooting exhibition by
Corrigan and Vivian, a man and an
attractive girl. who incidentally does
the most difficult OF the shooting
feats. established itself as rare num-
Der. The sirl also sings Il song while
the tune is played by bells ltlng by
shots fired by the man.
All Ripon and his rolling RS, though
billed as an Australian. sings Scotch
song and uses figure draped in
kits for his exhibition OF the art rf
Ii ventriloquist and was liked.
Toki Murati a japanese foot jug
sier and also II finished w,.e walker
rounded out the vaudeville section to
general applause. HIS haianesng OK
ADDITION on the slack rope was re-
markably performed
Some excellent picture plays com
plete generally praiseworsiiy bill
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-10
RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.

Reported by Rodgers, McCabe & Coz
Petersburg, Va. Sept. 3, 1919.
SPANISH-Market Weak
Farmers Spanish, csc per bushel.
Jumbo Spanish S71kc per bushel:
No. / shelled Spanish. oAc per Id.
No. 2 Shelled Spanish, axe per ID.
VI tsGINIAS-~Marke - w eak. -s5,7.
Fancy Jumbo. sac per lb.
Fancy Hand picked, S1ac per 10.
Extra Prime. 3Ac per ID.
Prime &c per Id.
Machine picked, Sc to 3Gc per ID.
Smelling stock. &c per ib.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-10

ELI ct ais. Va. Johnson. IfSuia
court of Lee county Decree affirmed.
Western Union Telegraph company
vs.. Davis Corporation court ~ CITY
of Bristol. Judgment reversed.
Muse. etc, VS.. Gish- Circuit court
of Roanoke county. Decree reversed
Clinchtield Coal Corporation vs.
Sutherland Circuit court OF Dickeh-
son county. Decree reversed,
Virginia and Kentucky Halfway
company VS.. Ould, etc, Circuit cour.
of Wise county. Decree afHrmea ny
divided court,
Southern Railway COMPANY Vs.
Rice's administrative. Law and Equ-
~ court of city of Richmond. wr1t
If error and supersedeas. Bond. w.
900.
overmier VS.. Meach ct ais Circuit
eo,r, If e,ty OF williamsburg and
county of James City Appear ana
supersetieas. Bond, 800.
F.. CITY or Radford 90 We. Southefian0
chancerv court Of city of Richmond.
Appeal and supersedeas. Bond, 800.
city Of Richmond VS.. Burton. Cir
emit court of city of Richmond. Writ
~ error and supersedeas. Bond. $5.-
600.
Bragg VS.. Thinking Land and Inn
lprovement company, Circuit Court OF
I I.unenburg county. Writ OF error ana
supersedeas, Rend, $3.50.
Having vs.. Chaplin, ct ats. Circuit
court Of Loudoun county. Writ OF
error. Bond, 400.
Middle Atlantic Immigration com
lpany, Incorporated. vs. Ardan. ar
cult court of Cumberland county. Writ
of error. Bond, $500.
~ or
ply company. Incorporated. Hastings
court OF city of Petersburg. Writ
| Of error and supersedeas. Bond
$4,000. y.
Matthews vs.. Hinckman. Circuit
court OF Accomac county. Appear ana
supersedeas. Bond. 1850. .
Jennings We. Richmond Standard
steel Spike and Iron company, Law
and equity court of city OF Richmond.
Writ of error refused
Petitions for Appeals.
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway COM
many vs.. Ruckman Circuit court Of
Augusta county. Appeal. BOND. $I.-
500. I,
McCauiey, ct ais, VS.. Baugher, 81
ais, Circuit court of Augusta county.
Appeal. Bond. $500.
rhesa peake and Ohio Railway com
pany VS.. Mathews. Circuit court OF
Augusta county. Writ Of error ana
supersedeas Bond. $4,000.
Ramsey, ct MIS-, W. Sensenys, az
ministrator. Circuit court Of Fred
ericL county. Appeal No bond.
Yates ~ Yates. Circuit court Of
Rockingham county. Appeal Bond,
sl90.
q 4ss.x,f,atass 4.inaea company -as. A.,
flecks. administrator Circuit court
of shenandoah county. Writ Of err
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-10
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. s-~Cotton
closed:
January, 1l54; February, 90
March. 11.7o; April. 11.72: May, ll;so'
lime. 11.sa; July. 1870: September,
11zs: october, 11.42; November,
H4s December. 11.50. Market closed
steady.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-10

NEW YORK, Sept. Call money
opened, T., high. 4 low. 3; renewals,
Il; CLOSE. 4: ruling rate. 4.
The time money market opened
sfrxr.er in response to Saturdays poor
bank statement The inquiry for
funds is no greater than prevailed
last week. but the supply is extremes
lv limited.
Rates are 5d5 IL per cent for
sixty days: r Ia per cent for n'rsty
Aays I-4m5 f-2 per cent for four
months. and !, Ia per cent for ilVe
and six months.
Commercial paper remains UNI
changed. with the rate firm at L.
per Gent for the best names. Lon
3se;, discounts, ] LIZ per cent. off lilo.
Paris discounts. SIS per cent, I'M
changed Berlin discounts, IL per
cent, up Is.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-10
Outside Securities.

NEW YORK. Sept. 9.--The out
side securities market today Was more
! Mnffses WIKI Entxea price changes,
British American Tobacco was quite
Atfve, but easier Metal shares were
IN fair demand but irregular. Greene
Canaiica was quiet and steady.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-10
Shares Sold,

NEW YORK, Sept. Number Of
shares sold today, 2s1.4so: year ago,
fs4,6I2.
Par value of bonds sold today, ST.
Gas. goo. a year ago. s2,ls5.Q00.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-10
At the Theaters
CONTINUED from Fifth Page.)

he, of course idealized the fat and
t:enial Bob Blake. He gave the role
the right touch. did not unduly en-
phasize the slangy travelling man nor
overdo the sentimental side of the
character Consequently H. is only
right to conclude that The Travelling
Salesman is due for successful enc
gagement at the Bijou.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-10
OF THE FINANCIAL.
CONDITION OF
Mechanics and
Merchants Bank

AT RICHMOND. IN THE
COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD.
STATE OF VIRGINIA, AT THE
CLOSE OF BUSINESS. SEPTEMBER
I. 1912, MADE TO THE STATE COR
PORATION COMMISSION
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-10
No Trouble at Lubin.


Manager w. T. Morton of the Luz
bin theater said last night that he
was unaware OF any trouble at that
house.
"Mr. Wise resigned as manager be-
cause he found the duties too artlu-
GUS" said Mr.. Morton
'"rhe statement intimating that Mr..
Wise retired because OF business trou-
bies or owing to financial difficulties
connected with the theater is not
based on any fact whatever.
Mr.. NJ. s. Knight is not connected
with the Lubin in any capacity. He
has a position In Washington. be-
Heve.
"A. present ! am conducting the
busineas or the Lubin and expect 10
continue to do Sc. The Morton.
kessnich company is in absolute con-
troll cf the theater."
The entertainment at the I.ubin this
week is up to the standard rnaiL-.
tafnesfs in the past FsnIilr Wright. Il
singing coincidence has q good voice
and sings number OF excellent songs
Jack Lewis offers an act that is well
received. and the sketch given By
Mayne. Holmes and company is par
ticuiariy we'll aetec. The picture
PLAYS are If the best. The I.ubin III
sststet,Eatra for this tine spte entertain.
nlent and the varied assortment or
fsred yssier1as &ere. well received,
The hin il. now changed twice each
w,ask ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-10
Train Kin. Three

Especial to The Richmond XirE4iIiaH-
RALEIGH, n. c.. Sept. a--At I;ci.
tim. FONT some fifty miles from
Whining ION, three men wars kiiici
IN railway tragedy today Two
Young White farmers were Killed .ut-
right. A negro with them wis nor.
tally injured
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-10
RESOURCES.

Loans and discounts. sl,s5s.ss2 81
Overdrafts, unsecured 80. 337 81
Bonds securities. etc,
owned, including pfem-
iums on same. .....,... 3AS.ss7 20
Ranking house and lot. 6S,69i 20
Other real estate owned 106 273 O3
furniture and fixtures 2g6ST "a
Exchanges and checks for
next days clearings sgss7 81
Other cash items. ... 703 ~
Due from national banks $3.50 Os
Due from State banks
private bankers and
~ trust companies ...... -.u,- is3 ~
Taper currency .-.--...---.- 34,s5c 90
Fractional paper currency.
nickels and cents / oe3 Of
Ioto com .....,.......... 4,sl2 so
o'INeF com ......,,....... 5.227 10
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-10
The Weather

Forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday.
Virginia: Fair Tuesday and prob
ably Wednesday; light variable winds.
North Carolina: Fair In northern,
probably showers in southern portion
Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-10
Broad Street Bank

LOCATED At RICHMOND, IN THE
COUNTY OF HENRICo, STATE OF
VIRGINIA, AT THE CLOSE OF
BUSINESS SEPTEMBER 4, I9i2
MADE TO THE STATE CORPORA
TON COMMISSION
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-10
Al the Colonial.

ss With three good picture pfays and
one of the smoothest working and
most attractive bills, the popular play
house has presented IN some time the
week.
.appeatins.s "a III th ar ciigiouz nas
ture. aud is enc OF the nneM pic
lures that has been put on since NOV
ing pictures appeared
1t would be hard to pick the top
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-10
Tort arf .xtiext

Correct lstsest = ''' ~ .
II. c, REATTIE
A. J, DAFFRoN.
J. Il. ILI,MAN,
Directors.
State OF Virginia.
CITY OF Richmond
sworn to and subscribed before me
by i II Patteson. cashier This 9th day
ssk3 ssss kesssrsE = W 3 ss 6, tss..
Notary ruhiic.
My commission expires septc aber
Is, 1914
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-10
Livs Stock Report.

Live stock report for the week
ending September 2, 1912:
Best steers, IA to "a; medium
20 good. Ia to Z; common to fair.
IL to 8 Ia: best heifers, %
to 6 IA: medium TO good, 5 to IL;
common to fair. 3 IL to Ia: best
cows, 1-2 to 5 Ia: medium to good,
4 to Id; common to fair, 2 1-2 to
1-2: bulls, IA to 5: fresh cows.
$50 to $50 per head; best calves, to
s Ia; fair to good, Z TO Z IL: dicks,
10 to f-2;- best hogs, IL;
shoats. Z to t-2; sows and stags'
to I: best lambs, to Z; common,
3 IL to ;, best sheep, 8 TO 4; COM
mon to fair, 9 to 5.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-10

|. J. II. Patteson, cashier. do solemnly
swear that the above Is true state
ment OF the financial condition OF the
Mechanics and Merchants Bank, located
at Richmond, in the county OF Chester
Held. State of Virginia. at the close of
business. on the 4th day of September.
belief.
J. H. PATTERSON. cashier.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-10
RESOURCES.
LIABILITIES.

LTAHILFTTE.s.
Capital stock paid in .... 800. 900 90
surplus fund .,.....t..., $4,000 90
undividend profits less
amount paid for interest,
expenses and taxes ... 3t7o6 20
Individual deposits ..... 6as.445 "a
posit .,.....,......s. -. s.s4s So
Certified checks ..,....,..>, s.tiS So
Bills payable, including
certificates OF deposit re-
presenting money borrowed $4,000 90
tnearnsd discounts ,....., $500 90
Reserve for interest and
taxes ,st,..,..., 5000 90
Total .....,......... xy02,04S rs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-10
Special Local Datn Cor Ye.terday.

liner from real feast of good acts
unless it be Dolly Morrissey. She is
as pretty as a picture. wears stunning
gowns becomingly, dances gracefully
ard sings some new ragtime songs
with fetching effect. Brown and Stamm
are pair Of clever singing comedians.
They hand out ragtlme altogether. but
1t is good ragtime, their voices har-
nonize well and Stamm's Hebrew song
is a distinct hit.
The Musical Maidens are not a co.
terie of frail femininity, as the pro-
gram might indicate, but man and
wife. who play a variety of instru-
ments exceedingly well. Their iini-
tation of train entering and leaving
the depot brings down the house.
Inza and Lofelia are first-rate COM
edy knockabout acrobats, and dis
played some difficult and clever dou-
bie sorrers1ultfng. but inject just Ii
little too much horse play into their
act. They make up well, work hard
and get the applause.
Douglas A. Flint, Miss Virginia
Rairfax, John Prescott and Robert
Wilson present n one-act sketch,
THE Mixers" which is well staged
and well acted. Miss Fairfax ia par
ticularly pretty, and both Flint and
Prescott would hold their own in le-
Ultimate roles. There is nothing strik-
ingly new in the frothy plot of the
sketch to commend it. but it goes very
well. backed by the personnel of the
actors.
Altogether. the bill is bright and
breezy. and the Colonial is about the
coolest spot one can find to spend
these warm evening-what more at
frattire combination can one ask !?
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-10
Petersburg Peanut Market.

(Reported bv Rodgers, McCabe q COD
Spanish Quiet. Receipts light.
Farmers Spanish, % lac per bush
el --
No. shelIed Spanish, Ia per
pound.
No. shelled Spanish. 3-ic per
pound.
Virginia --Marke stuiet.
Fancy 3umbos. 40 per pound
Fancy hand picked, , t2e ptr
pound.
Extra prime, 3 lac per pound.
Prime, &c per pound.
Machine picked. Sc per pound
Smelling stock. &c per pound.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-10
RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.

fReported by Woodhn Scott
Commission Merchantso
Richmond. Va, Sept. ., lslE'
TIVE POULTRY.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-10
BRIGHTS.

STATEMENT OF THE FINANCIAL
CONDITION OF
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-10
And six months.
RICHMOND sTocN MARK EFT.

Richmond Va. Sept. 9, 1917.
tFurnfshed By Richard W Maury,
stock and bond broker, 1915 East
Main street.j