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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-07-08
Weekly Cotton Statement

New Orleans, July 7.--Secrotary Hes
ters weekly New Orleans cotton ex-
change statement ending July 4 shows
a. decrease in the movement into sight
compared with the seven days ending
July IL last year in round figures a.
600, an increase over the same days
year before last of 5000 and an in
crease over the same time IN lslO or
1000.
For the four days of July the totals
show q decrease under last year of
5000. an increase over the same period
year before last of 5000 and an increase
over the same time in 1910 or $4,000.
Tor the 3O7 days of the season that
have elapsed the aggregate is behind
the 307 days of last year 21Se,000,
ahead of the same days year before
last 1,749,0U0 and ahead of 1910 by
3,259,199
The amount brought into sight dur
ing the past week has been 31,129
bales against 35,474 for the days
ending July 4 last year. 23,6s7 year
before last and 27,1SS same time in
1910, and for the four days of July
1t has Deen 1926 against POSTS last
year, SITS year before last and 3S25
same time in 1910.
The movement since September /
shows receipts at all United States
ports 9,715,413 against 11,sS6,sa3 last
go
7,177190 same time In 1910. Overland
across the Mississippi, Ohio and Po-
tomac rivers to northern mills and
Canada 968,456 against 1,242.761 last
year, $685. $50 year before last and S01,-
422 same time in 1910; interior stocks
in excess of those held at the close of
the commercial year 107,199 against
61,445 last year, 5055 year before last
and 62S52 same time In 1910: south
ern mills takings 2,619,O00 against g.
403,142 last year, 2,151,449 year before
last and 2,104, 405 same time in 1910.
These make the total movement for
tho 307 days of the season from Sep
tember 1 to date 13,405,06s against 15,-
593, 701 last year, 4,056,049 year before
last and 10,145,s69 same time in 1910
Foreign exports for the week have
been 45.250 against 45357 last year.
making the total thus far for the sea-
son S,341,655 against 10,262,802 last
year, a decrease of 1,921,147.
Northern mills takfngs and Canada
during the past seven days show a
decrease of 1890 as compared with the
corresponding period last year and
their total takings since September /
have decreased 390,O99. The total TAX
ings of American mills, north, south
and Canada, thus far for the season
have been 5.007,401 against 5,14S.962
last year Thees include 2,S0s,974 by
northern spinners against 2,700,073.
Stocks at the seaboard and the 30
leading southern interior centers have
decreased during the week 53,SsS bales
against a decrdease during the CORES
ponding period last season of 55,576
and are now 1884 smaller than at
July in 1912.
Including stocks left over at ports
and interior towns from the last crop
and the number of bales brought into
sight thus far from the new crop. the
supply to date is 13,769,7S1 against 49,
S80,6T5 for the same period last year.
Dry Goods
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WAIT!
FORST'S REMOVAL
go SALE goth st.

All shoes must be sold before August
I. We move to 1910 Sd avenue.
Read Thurmdny morning Agevy<rald
Tor prices and particulars.
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Liverpool Cotton Market

Liverpool July 7.-Cotton. Spot good
trade. Prices steady. Middlinr fair.
7.27d. Good middling. 6.93d Middling.
6.69d. Low middling. 6.51d. Good ordi-
nary, 6.o3d. Ordinary. Sod Sales, 10.
coo bales, including 300 American and
1900 for speculation and export
Receipts. 1000 bales. including 500 Amer
ican. Futures closed quiet. July, 6.HKd
JulyiAugust, 6.401zd. August September
6.53d. September October. e211xd. octo-
November. 615d. November-Decem-
Der. Gid December-January, s.1o1zd
January-February, 61O1sd. February
March, Gid March-April, 6.1sd. April
May. 614d. May-June. 615d. June-July.
slid.
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Interior Cotton Movement

Houston: Quiet; middling, 12 3-16c; net
receipts, $40: gross receipts, 540 Ship
ments, 671: sales, 1885, stock. 42,579.
Augusta. two days. Steady middling
12Ac; net receipts, 10; gross receipts, rs;
shipments, 81; sales 80; stock, 22521
Memphis: Quiet; middling. 1254c; net
receipts, 1877; gross receipts. 92s: ship
ments. 1914; sales. 80; stock, 27,875
st. Louis: 1.-TWO days. Quiet; middling
12 5-16c; gross receipts, 596; shipments,
95S; stock 19,903.
Cincinnati: 1.-TWO days. Net receipts.
2l5; gross receipts, 215 shipments, 2l2;
sales, 400; stock, 2l,S7S.
Little Rock: Dull middling. 12c; stock,
1850. "
GreenviIle: Quiet; middling, 12c
Total today: Net receipts, 902: gross
receipts. 1856; shipments, 1884; sales, 1893;
stock, 1885,
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Cotton Receipts

New York, July THE following are
the total net receipts OF cotton at all
ports since September 1: Galveston. $780,
1874; New Orleans, 1.416.067: Mobile, 224, 4,O4O;
Savannah, LES, CSC; Charleston. 305,3lS;
Wilmington, 400; Norfolk, 5s2.50S: Bal
tirnore. 1885; New York. 14S74: Boston,
5,4S5; Newport News, 110.343: Philadelphia,
51H; San Francisco. 2S2, 264; Brunswick,
23s,6s4; Tacoma. 6S6S8: Pensacola, 15,317;
Portland. Ore. $50: Port Arthur, 1904
Jacksonville, 15.204; Texas City, 66s,s67
Seattle. 1886; Laredo. so.507; Arkansas
Pass, 31.a9s; Georgetown, 10; minor ports.
1875. Total. s.703,970 bales
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German Exchange

Berlin. July 1.-Exchange on London.
20 marks b1s pigs. for checks. Money,
4d41a per cent Private rate of discount,
rs per cent.
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st. Louis Produce

st. Louis, July Flour dull. Hay
steady. Timothy, sl3@17. Prairie, 500
13. Whskey. $40 Iron cotton ties CSC.
Bagging, 10c. Hemp twine, Sc. Pork
unchanged. Jobbing, 20.35c. Lard un-
changed. Prime steam, 10S0D10. .9Oc Dry
salt meats unchanged. Boxed extra
shorts, 12aac; clear ribs, 12%c; short
clears, 13hc.
Bacon unchanged. Boxed extra shorts,
13%c. Clear ribs, 13s4c; short clears,
14ssc.
Receipts: Flour, $1,000; wheat, 272 900:
corn, 5000; oats. 10000.
Shipments: Flour, 5000; wheat, $4,000:
corn, 41000 oats 5000.
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Montgomery Market

Montgomery, July Especial. -
Spot cotton was quoted in Montgom
cry today as follows: Strict low mid
ding. 11ssc middling, 12c; strict mid
ding, 12Ac.
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Bullion Taken In

London July 7.-Bullion amounting to
G217,000 was taken into the Bank OF Eng
land on balance today.
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during week ss,595 $et receipts at all
United States ports same wek last year.
1917 Total receipts since September l,
9703, ,97o. Total receipts TO same date
last year. i.So3. .466. Expous for the
week, 43,725 Exports for same week last
year, 5000. Total exports since Sep
tember ], s221.613. Total exports same
date last year. l0,1s0,S65. Stock at all
United States ports, 2s2,s94 Stock at all
United States ports same time last year.
324,440. Stock at all interior towns. 49,
7S7, Stock at Liverpool, $4,000. Stock at
Liverpool same time last year, 1.0oo,OO0.
Stock of American afloat for Great Brit
ain, 1900 Stock of American anoat for
Great Britain same time vast year, 5000.
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Holiday in Liverpool FRIDAY

Liverpool July THE provisions ex-
change here will be closed next Friday,
when King George will visit this city.
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New Orleans Rice Market

New Orleans, July 7.-Demand was fair
for rough Honduras and Japan; clean
Honduras strong and Japan steady.
Quoate: Rough Honduras, 250614 soc
Japan, 293.25c; clean Honduras, 4%@5Mc;
Japan. 3hQsssc. Receipts: Rough. 1870:
millers, 1868: clean, 11.24s. Sales: Clean
Honduras, 225 at 5d5ssc aJpan, 9os at
31sc
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Market

St Louis, July 7.Wool steady: northern
and western mediums, 17Q20c; slight bur-
ry, 16G16isc: fine bury, 15G15iac.
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New York Cotton Futures
Weekly Cotton Statistics

New York, July THE following
tatistics on the movement of cotton
for the week ending Friday, July T.,
were compiled by the New York cotton
exchange:
WEEKLY MOVEMENT
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Comnaratiye Coffon Settlement

New York. July For the week end
ing July 4:
Net receipts at all United states ports
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Butter 27H Cents
Elsin. ILL.,. July L-Butter s7ssc.
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Dry Goods

New York, July 7.-The cotton goods
markets are steady. Wide print cloths
are active. Brown goods in moderate
call Many novelty lines were opened
for the spring season 1914. Advances of
80 cents. 9-12 basis. were announced by
carpet manufacturers on all standard
rugs. Yarns are steady. Japan raw silk
Is easy. Italian firm.
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Coffee Market

New YORK, July i.-COHee futures opened
steady at decline of II to 10 points in
response to a sharp decline in the Euro
pean markets over the local holidays and
foreign selling orders. Brazilian offerings
was very lSbg. cmqp Observation-Disclosures
were said to be about unchanged, but
there was very little demand for either
spots or futures. and prices eased off
further during the day under continued
European pressure, which some supposed
to be partly inspired by conditions in the
Balkans, and scattering local liquidation.
Prices made new low ground for the
movement, with the close steady. July,
S.95c; August 907c; September 9.19c; Oc-
tober, 9.25c; November, $3.50; December,
9.41c; January. 9.4ec: February, 9.52c;
March, s.5Sc; April, e.61c; May, e.64c: June,
9.64c.
Spot coffee easy; Rio, rs, 91hc Santos, AZ,
11ssc. Mild coffee dull; Cordova, 13916,ac
nominal.
Comparing with last Thursday. Havre
was 1hQ1a4c lower; Hamburg. 1G1h pig.
lower. Rio unchanged: Santos. sos rsis
lower; As. 5sx750; Is. 4sx950. Brazilian port
receipts, 3l,0o0, against $4,000 last year
Jundiahy receipts. 22.ooo against $4,000 last
year. Today's Santos cable reported mar
ket unchanged; Sac Paulo receipts, 1900,
against 10000 last year.
Naval Stores
Savannah, July 17.-Turpentine firm,
S5% to s6c; sales, 1893; receipts, 1852; ship
ments. 1861; stocks. 2s,S75. Rosin firm;
sales, 926; receipts, 1878; shipments. 1880;
stocks 13O,2s9. Quotations.: A. B, $4.25;
C, d. $435; r. A45; F. G. II and 7, $40
to s4.55: X a. 80 to 81 60. M 948O IN S5 On.
N. S.. 40 to $3.50; WIG, $625 to $685.; WV.
ee Oh tf Al
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Metal Market

New York. July "copper" nominal.
Spot standard to July, $l3S7 bid: August
to September. $1SSz@14.37. Electrolytic.
s4.75G15.o0 lake, s14.75Q15.25; casting.
s1i.5od1475. Tin weak Spot, s400I4O SC;
July, s40d4025: Augustfi s.0.12d40.25; Sep
teriber, s40.12a40.2O, Lead quiet. $3.50 bid
Spelter quiet, s5.30Gi5.S5. Antimony dull;
Cookson. $S.65dS.75. Iron dull, No. l
northern, s16.00M16.35; No. 2 do. sl5.50dp
1900; No. / southern and No. / do soft,
si5.0OG15.25.
London closed as follows: Copper firm,
spot R6S lis Cd; futures e64; tin weak !;
spot a1S3 los; futures ELSA 5s. Spelter,
Ec0 los. Lead. f19 los. Iron, Cleveland
warrants, 55s 101zd.
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Live Stock Market

chicago, July Hogs: Receipts. s6.-
600; firm; bulk of sales 3s.95G59. 10; light.
o.s5@920; mixed. $SSOQ9.2O: heavy, 81. 600
0l5: rough. IS. oo@eS0; pigs. H15@e.
Cattle: Receipts. 10.50o; active, 10c to
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Future quotations were as follows
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Visible Wheat Supply

New York, July THE visible supply
OF wheat in Canada Saturday, July S.
was $4,000 bushels, decrease of 1876
b11s,e1e
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BUCKINGHAM SLATE.

The Underground" wealth OF Virginia. II
such Il designation is admissible. is pos
sibly very nearly great the overground
sources OF revenue. OF course. know all
about the value OF the coal and iron deposits
and there has been sonic talk of the gold
and silver that may be found under Virginia
surface. and II is likely that too much con-
sideration OF these has caused to over
look other vast deposits that are valuab
for Instance, mica and slate.
AS TO the mica the development OF mines
has been slow. but that subject | will
have some remarks to make later The
slate digging and the development of the
1uarries I'm Virginia has become immense
industry. and II has been shown that there
Is slate on the earth that Is the equal
Of the famous buckingham slate to be found
in n limited section OF Buckingham County
This Buckingham slate Is superior because
II is absolutely fadelcss, and carries in it's
veins none OF the clay that makes other
states destructable. a house rooted in
with the buckingham slate Is rooted secure
~ from leakage for century forever.
For q hundred years and more the Vir-
ginia slate. especially the buckingham
variety. has been miner or quarried for roof
ing purposes. and for many long years tho
work done in "A primitive way. but in
venuvc genius has suggested and put into
effect better methods and economic ma
chincry has been provided In the slate quar-
rying line in all other industrial lines
and the buckingham and other Virginia
Quarrics have been prompt to take advanta so
of those modern economical methods.
Tho result liz that the slate quarries of
tho state arc doing more business and bot
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FACTS FROM AFFAIR.
Industrial Itrms Telling of Men and Things
All Over the World.

Industrial Items Telling of Men and Things
All Over the World.
The output Of lead. zinc. copper. silver and
iron ore % Missouri in 1912 was worth &C.,,
a,S.2 PAL
The Maharajah Of Myspre, India, has In
stalled $4,000 organ. manufactured in Ohio.
in his palace.
An English inventor has coIlaps.hle life
when puncturcd
More than 500 Cleveland stores now take
precautions which almost totally exclude
nies
A hotel for canarics. built by Berlin
man. has elevators. electric lights, winter
garden and fountain.
NJ. Bourseui. who was regarded by the
French the FIRST to develop the idea OF
the telephone died recently n poor
telephone company is cooperating with
the Weather Bureau In reporting the
weather conditions at thirty -one points In
Arizona and furnishing forecasts to It's sub
scribcrs.
According 70 two English Investigators
heating soil by steam before planting seed
increases Its food value. plants raised there
in blossom earlier and produce more and
better fruit.
Colonel Cocktails private car. which he
uses in his work OF directing construction
ing Il powerful gas engine with hood like an
automobile and cow-catcher like loco
motive
The use of concrete has greatly simpii-
fed and. durability considered. correspond
inGly cheapened icchouse construction. says
an agricultural paper. 4 modern icehouse OF
this kind can he built for $500. Rnt. whether
of concrete or boards. good icehouse is
becoming an indispensable luxury on most
farms.
The Grclcss cooker. so much used in the
United States and in some Continental coun-
tries is for all practical purposes unknown
in Liverpool district Several efforts have
been made to introduce this article and to
faniliarize It's advantages but thus far
without success.
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Chesapeake & Chic Railway

80 =. 4.otat- JaIi' -..eM poss Ncws
-. a t:oea' i'Si!y IN Nil!- Ia. Sun
IhGEnoHc.
$50 A.-i:N9rc,.- briy -NcrfpIt oiG poiut
i4u'V A.-I.ocai Daily l. chb *. Lex. {. Forge
100 .'oou i-ALTsss Dal.y NoIIOlk I'D
Point
300 r.-t:Npresa- Daily-Cir. L'vine
ft.P T. r->prcss Daily old Point
o.p - &c cal lCa!!y =. %cra. Old poiat
t:!1 f.-l-oSa!-E-N- aun.-CAaf t.svltc
Ill F-l-ocal-" week Gays except 4tu5day
to Warren. Saturdays 10 GiAdEtoae.
'0:P y. -Ihm!t cd-Daily-Ci... On ~ 81 l.
II ~ r.-t.--pgcss = Daily - Cln. toG!svilIo
Lynehburg. Haturai Bil-ce
Size pore. fartor Cara
TRAINS ARRIVE HICHMO%D--t.oca rror,
East: 80 y III. 1870 I. ~. Through from
Last: : 80 =. NJ. 80 i. n. $50 l.. NJ Local
from west. s..- =. II. 1855 =, 81 and go
A.. ~. i"souI": III. y. al. i4:.5 ~ 81 and
3, H. VI
James River Linz: '.;75 y. IL. ':SS r. Il.
wee. days. sundays G.s5 T.. -.
- )a!!y except SUNDAY
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Norfolk & Western Railway

O%l4 LIZ i;AlL LINE 10 NORFOLK
Schedule Ia I-utct September 81. 1912
Leave aga stGcet Station. Nlchraond. FOR
HOl.FOLi-. '..-0 =. hi. 800 A.. Al .t.U
J. ~.
FOR t.TNcHnUKG AND THE WEST,
..l1 y Al. 49, =. al. 'a:Je l.. 81. 's.23 T. NJ
Arrive IIthnoud from norfolk: .il:ia A
~ 49, i NJ. .l!.Sj .. vi. From the West;
$50 \ NJ, a.:io q II. bi.iy t.. IL. 'S.os r,
~. ':vJ H. ~.
Daily nDa.iy Sunday bsurcAy OIL.
-. ]! BE- 49, Pass Tra:. ME..
". =. - y Dl-i.S. - Il. -. isoucyke Va
= 4 nl,-..El. ~. y. :. iien.nnnA. Va
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TO THE OFFICERS AND MEN,

r TO THE OFFICERS AND MEM.
Ky bers of Henrico Union Lodge, No.
IN l30-Pieasc attend stated com
inunicatIon OF your lodge to BIO held
MONDAY EVENING in Masonic Hall,
Twenty fifth Street, at O'clock Mem
bcrs OF sister lodges and transient
brethren fraternally invited TO. be
present.
BY order OF the worshfpfui Mastor.
c. T. HUGHES,
Secretary.
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ARRIVES IN HAMPTON ROADS.
Atlantic Bnttieship Fleet Ends Torped,
Practice.

Practice.
Norfolk. Va. August 3o.-with tor
Fedo practice on the southern drill
grounds completed. the vessels OF the
Atlantic battleship fleet have for the
most part come into Hampton Roads.
where they will remain until September
Z. Battle practice and deep-sea man
oeuvres having been advanced one
week. VIII begin Monday. September s.
The vessels now In the Roads giving
liberty to their crews are the Wyoming,
iiaSship OF Rear Admiral Badger: Ar
Kansas, North Dakoca, Utah. Delaware
Idaho, Rhode Island. Georgia, New Jer-
sey and Nebraska. The Kansas and
minnesota were to-day still on the
southern drill grounds.
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ter business this year than ever before in
their history. Tho Buckingham slate Is be-
ing called for by tho house builders in all
parts OF the country because they have
found from experience aud investigation
thnt II Is tho best that has ever been
iouhu best because II lasts forever. while
the clay-mixcd states OF Pennsylvania
Maine and elsewhere carry tho disintegrat-
ing qualities peculiar to the clay which
forms mixture with the slate. Tho Buck
inEham slate Is without the clay mixture.
being purely metallic all the way through.
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Richmond & Petersburg Electric RAILWAY

Cars laavc South Richmond. seventh and
perry streets Tor Petersburg:
- Z. .. =: 20. II. ~ a.. NJ. !. :, ., l. s
80 80. -. :, . % 10 7. NJ
li:vo y. NJ. 10. Chester. ZOO midnight for
Petersburg
cars leave Petersburg. foot OF sycnmor,
street. 10. SoGth Richmond:
t'iS G.s3 ;, ''!s' - ~, ';'5 'i2:s5 HIS
f'.c5. 'I:as. 80, 49, 1870. 1870 Z. 81.
ibHi!! except sunday and holidays.
carries baggage ALc express.
.'liusited. except Su.uays ana holidays
AL cars IRON Petersburg connect with carr
for NicMnl0nl
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notice..

THE ANNUAL MEETING Of THE,
stockholders of the Southern Manu-
featuring Company will be held at
the Offices OF the company Nos II-I3
South Twelfth Street, Richmond, va,
Tuesday. September 16. 1913, at IL
o'clock noon
BY order OF the President
~ EDWARD ROEBER
Secretary and Treasurer
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Atlantic Coast Line
lho Standard iiniiroad oil tue South.

FNhTifNiN tN~ NOuth.
EFFECTIVE JUNE D. 1913.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
For Florida and south: s:lb ~ 81. and s:sl
For norfolk: s:uo a ID. ,:eo r. NJ. 4:to T.
II.
For y. & w. ny. Vast: Sis A. NJ. $50 A.
~, J +. NJ. $50 Z. NJ
For petersburg: 1900 a N. e:,s n n,
8:l5 \. 81. 3:rJ n NJ. $3.50 a ai 2:o1 u, II.
t;lo p. Al. Nv, 4 al. Ks T. 81. $40 r. 81.
ii 10 L. nj
For Goldsborc and FaycttcviIic: 1910 p. II
Itains arrive Richmond daily: t:0s A. NJ.
lo:l5 n NJ. $50 y. NJ. 's:37 A. N
''lV.t y. NJ. ll:sv a. Al. .2.lO l. A., eel: a
y 81. e:e5 4 NJ. S:as T. u. 500 a. N. Save
r. al. II 80 l.. nj
Except sunday. ''Sundsy only
Time OF arrival and departure and conneo-
tons not guaranteed
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Rcstings

THE ADJOURNED ANNUAL. NEET'
ing Of the stock olders of the Rob
ert Harding Company. Inc, will be
held at the office of the company,
city OF Richmond, Va, Wednesday,
September 10, 1913, at ; o'clock T.. 81
w. j. KIMBROUGH.
Acting Secretary
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ROOMS FOR RENT. WITH OR WITH
out board; private family; gentlemen
preferred. MRS. GRIGG, 9lS West
Main Street.
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Gee, Goal anh lloph

TINS IS THE LAST WEEK TO BrY
wood and coal at summer prices. Ny
business almost doubled this sum
mcr, because ] gave good, free burn
ing coal and large. dry block wood
last year. Selling il > years. The only
yard on West Broad Streets. No
1896. Try once. LONG. The Wood
BEST ANTHRACITE, s7.oc; BEST
splint. $500; all other Goals at low
est prices. w. B. ItEAMS. 709 TO I'll
North Seventeenth Street. Madison
Gi34.
OUR DRY KINDLING REDUCED TO
$3.50 and $1.75 per half-cord during
the summer months. Telephone your
orders at once. We can make prompt
delivery. DAVID NJ. LEA e. co.
QUICK FIRES, NO WASTE. USE 70
cahontas Washed Pea Coal for cook
ing, $3.50 per TN delivered. SAMUEL
III. COTTRELL & SO.S, 1103 West
Marshall street Telephone Madison
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Kunnls lUantfn

a GENTLEMAN DESIRES FURNISH
cd or unfurnished room, with board :
private family. Address b FOG, care
Times Dispatch
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Campbell County Supervisors will
appropriate $4,000 for bridge over
stanton River. AT Brookncal. provided
Brookncal contributes $4,000 and Halt
fax County $4,000.
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James I. Pritchett was last week
unanimously elected president OF the
First National Bank Of Danviile. an
Office made vacant by the death Of
James +. Jopl!ng.
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NOTES
FROM OLD VIRGINIA
Brief Items of Industrial Interest
From Various Parts of
Old Dominion.

The Norton Ginseng Company, re-
Gently organized with $4,000 paid up
capital. Is making preparations for
the fall setting OF twenty-five acres
with the plants. These plants will be
gathered largely from The Cumberland
Gap ginseng farm. Tho plants will be
set In the native wood on north side
OF stone Mountain. The soil is spcci-
ally favorable to the growth of gin
sens. When fully set it will be the
largest farm OF the kind in the United
States.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-31

WANTED. BY YOUNG MAN. ROOM
and board with private family on
Church Hill. Address c 224, care
Times Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-31
MIR. BOWMAN
MANAGER
Foreign and Travel Department.
TRUST AHB SAVINGS CO.
Corner Main and Seventh Streets.
Richmond. Va.
Capital. One Million Dollars.

OLD DOMINION LIN r..
Nv. IichIn"nd foot OF Ash St. daiiy.7.oo P. N
Leave Se~por: News..................5:ooA NJ
Arrive Norfolk. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A Al.
Connects with main limo steamers leaving
Norfolk for Kew York daily. except Sunday
1900 +. NJ. Connections also made by n. "a
w. Ry. p NJ and c. & o. Ry. ut P. IL
Night limo steamers atop Claremont to
land or receive passengers on signal. and will
pc met by public conveyance.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CO. effective
April 9):--Jatnes River by daylight for Nor
folk and Old Point. Newport News and all
James Rivor landings. steamer leaves Nom
day. "Wednesday md Friday at Geo A. ar.
Freight received for oil James 3ivar Pointa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-31

The p. 3. Cline Boiling Co. has
purchased 4 large lot on sixth street
on which Will be erected 4 modern
building three stories with basement
TO cost something like $4,000