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New York
Stock Market
New York. Nonmlw 1? ?After *
temporary depression, stocks rallied
to-day. and at the close net ohsnge?
anteac Ike principal Issues were small.
The opening- was heavy and quotations
in the early trading gave way on com?
paratively small offerings. The down?
ward drift apparently was nothing
more than the responae to profesalonal
operations.
Among the most active stocks Read?
ing was the only lesue to loae as
much as a point Canadian Pacific,
which was weak In London before the
? pen Ing. continued fa. ling, declining
three-quartera of a point
Newa of the proepecte for peace in
the Balkana actsd as a mild tonic*
and in the midday trading the loasea
among the representative stocks were
recovered. Once thia was accomplish?
ed, however, the improvement stop?
ped. Toward the close quotations eas
? d off slightly.
The most conspicuous changes of
the day were among atocks of ordina?
rily inactive isauea. uome of which
were aubjected to steady pressure.
American Brake Shoe, preferred, lost
II points. American Woolen. i> 1-2;
Bethlehem Steel, common. 2 3-8. Ameri?
can Cotton Oil. which recently has at?
tracted some attention by its rise, lost
2 points Vulcan Detlnnlng was an
exception, with a gain of 3 1-2. In I
view of the better prospects for the'
? r.d.ng of the- Balkan war. a decline in
'?reign exchange rates attracted some
attention. Demand sterling fell to.
the lowest point of ihe year. A set- i
tlement of the war would cause a
decided relaxation in financial circles I
in Europe, encourage the return to
regular channels of a large amount I
?'f money, which has been held up forj
more than two months, and it Is I
thought might place American bankers
in a position to bid successfully again;
for a part of the weekly offerings of I
South African gold in the London '
market I
Bonds ware duE. I
New York, November lt.?Money on
call firm. 4 1-2?? per cent; ruling*
rate, S *-4; closing bid. 4 1-2; offered
at 4 S-3- Time loans easier; sixty days.
6 per cent; ninety days, 5 3-4; aix
months. 6 1-40 5 1-2. Prime mercan?
tile paper. 8 per cent. Sterling ex?
change heavy, with actual business
in bankers" bf.ls at 34.80S0 for sixty- .
day bills, and at I4.S5 for demand.
Commercial bills. $4.80 1-2. Bar sll- I
ver, 62 3-3. Mexican dollars. 48 3-4. '
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
By Richard W. Maury.
frock and *?ond Broker. 1015 E. Main Street :'
Richmond. Va. November IS. 1913. j
state SECURITIES. Bid. Asked.
1 irglnia 2s. Old. C and R. 1932.
Vs. Ceaturiea. 2-Z. C and R. 19*1.. 84* *4%'
C1TT SBCrjRITIE& I
Richmond City is. P. . 1*30-1*?. 9T .
RAILROAD BONDS. I
A C. L- R. R. Con. Truet, ? p. c 95 ... I
C asd O Oen'l M. 4>*a. 1992..101 ... !
Glorgie. So-j:a?rn and Fla.. 19*5... 103
? le-orgia and Ala Con. fs. 19??? 105
5.aboard Air Line 4s. I960. SC
Seaboard Ad*, ta. 1919. 75* ...
Southern Railway 1st So, 1994. 1*5
So R Dev. and <J. M 4e. 1*5*.... 7?
'A.stern N. C. 1st (a. C. 1*14.MB
>TREET RAILWAY BONDS.
Nor and Port* Tree Co. 6s. UM.. II
Va Ry. and Power Co. Se. MM.... 95? ...
STREET RT. STOCKS. Par.
Va Ry. and Power Orv pfd.M0 9H4, ...
Is. Ry. and Power Co com....109 M ft
HAILROAD STOCKS. Par.
Atlantic Coast Line com.100 137^4j ...
< ritsapeake and Ohio.100 st
Norfolk and Western com.100 li?S ...
>, ..beard Air Line pfd.100 48
Stcboard Air Line com..100 20
houthern Railway pfd.100 81
t-ojthern Railway cum.100 19
BANK AND TRUST CO. STOCKS.
r.Toad Street. 26 ?0
b..nk of Commerce and True ta 100 irr^ ?-?
? 'eatssj National Bank.KM 140
? ? irmonwealth Bank.1O0 \.:-ri 117
First National.100 300 305
Mi rchaata National.100 300
Meehaataj and Merchants.loo Ma
>atlaa?l State and City Bank..1? 214
Lichmoud Back and Trust Co... 25 29* ...
Micbmond Trust and Sava. Co...100 Ml let
Savings Bank of Richmond.25 31
Virginia Trust Co..*.10? ... 1*5
Wem End .ai ?h el
11ISCELLANEO?&
lt d Realty Corporation pfd.100 100
lt r! Realty Corporation com_100 110
I r.lon Se'-.j- and Realty Corp..100 105
Va -Car CKem. pfj, t p. c.M* 115
Va Bul.iMnr-?nd Loan Co.10? lo7
.tefferson Realty Corp. lat pfd..109 1*1
Jeflereor. He* iy i' -rp . I'd pfd
i??ue 1388 .loo 100
J-fferocn Realtv < ->rp. 24 pfd
.s?u? ISC.ion 71
-erson R?a:ty Corp. com.loo M
Quotation* for Interest paying bonds are
at a price to wb'.ck Interest must be added,
l.ircme bonds asd certiacsue ef tadesud
I ?? are flat
BOND US.
A r.a merv ts (bid.......... grn,
. Fl 4t Tot>ar?.-> Oa o'd 4s iMdi_ 36 '
Ml has TbSaVcee t-o old <im 'asked-.. 13? '
Alan*:- ?"-?as* Lfre !?? if ib!d>....
tthastt* Ceaet Line U aad n 4s. 32
? C L Cess 4s < In Ba.timbre). in;
? .??-?peak? ar:d Ohio conv 4-*e. ?S*,
Uagatl and Myera 6e..
Liggett and Myers Ts.
Lertl ard '"Drr.piir.y ta.
lard i ',ra,ir. it ibld>. lJb:
Ntr'clk a.-.-l ".?".? err. -ocv. *s. j;t
seaboard A!r L!n? stamped 4s . asked i >*V4
^??b"?.'a vi- T.:r * ad; ta." -?w
Seatxera -tniiway *s. ' -M
S?,uTrer-r. Railway ta. - ,? *
I Ute? ?.-?-. a S-..- :-d S*....'
C s -??;?-.re.i .* .Mr. .hi.li. joi
- -.g:e--r.d as. :>? ibUi. i, v
C S Panama r.. -bid,. ?,?
\ -fr:a B??: B-e* .. ' i.
Va-car. <~!>.m 7?. |g (SMI
v- Ry ar.d Pewef . .. lashed)....*"; ?5
vtabeeh d?b at. ?3
???'??? ? Term 1st 4* ms',.... . \
rrrrTO>- mikki r.
New Tora. Nnr?niber I? -Tr.ere wan '9.
? seed actlnrr in ?-.. -.a-k?- tn di,
?-.* ar ?'l:.t r.u-. ng - .. - ?. -. T,rtr~m
?? r..w fr\ rr- .- ? - r . m?v. m.-.t
with tee a?ar eaer-hs re.aJtl-e -,w
? '-ee 'or ttse ?taas-?-, . *
rred ta th. a-, tradlnr. ? ? . .. ,..
-,.hl? 3 er? Points c ?-. - .. ir4
e. ???.'? '? ?? i ?- f- ,
-ts F*-e>r? e? a j-o~i -.-.jirj
r* "Mtrtrt, t? artr?-? s-'-.nvr -. - .
ls ^ / ** *?? abating ro
?f shjeaaaasT eed'?ha.'"^.^ mt'Smmm*.
. c **!??? aH aeg%e, asd* l^^ZSl
- ...
? - Isx-err.--- e--.nrh *? Heg .,, ...
?rh.r WM . .... a. . .. . . -
. ' -row r?r eotete R.a 1?.^ , ?. i?g *
rwa??! wr-.-.rr.T- a'-.- i oetaefc _
? <MS o' I - ' pe-.? e^-wrvee .,V; .'.
le^t bet a. weakaee. *ev,:o?ed. asd rZwn,
open a.V aoju.st wtth
THE UNION BANK
OF RICHMOND
11*4 East Main ktrket
%%m max fx a ?takt. t per
cent in
Official i<ange ani iaie oi itoccs ia New fork
OM. nek, hmw. STSLte
km
LOOO
6.0Tb
1.000
30"
44"0
10?
Bf
:?.***>
?00
3.100
130
m
Alne-ChsJmeTS (0 paid).
AJUie-Chni, pfd. (14 peV).
Amslsjs^stod Copper....
BT THOMAS
BlSk. fco*
Am Ax. Chem, oom
Amer. Beet Sugar, oom..
American Can.
Amwtoan Can. pfd........
Amer. Cmr and Foundry.
American Oo?ton OH......
Am. Hide and Lea, ptd..
American Linseed Oil.
American LacomoUva...
Amer. Locomotive, pfd...
Amer. Malt Co., pfd.
American Smelting .
American Stuff, com.
American Surer ..........
Amer. Tel. and Tel. Oo...
American Tobacco, oom..
American Tobacco .Pfd..
600 Anaconda Copper.
1.300 Atohleon .mj.
260 Atlantic Coaet Line..
KC.li.ot Conn.
GOO Baltl nore end Ohl?....-..
17.400 Beth. Steel, earn.
600 Beth. Steel pfd...-..
2,3? BMt.-Amer. Tob. Oo......
600 Brooklyn Rapid Tr?nest.
1,600 Central Leather, com....
6,600 Canadian Pacific.^
SO Chesapeake and onto?
1.200 Chicago Great Weitem..
eon Chi. Great Western, pfd,
&m CM.. Mil. andSx Paul. ..
476 Crucible Steel Oor com..
Crucible Steel, pfd.
I 600 Chi and North western..
V? Colorado Fuel snd Iron..
Cal. Petroleum, com.
300 Consolidated Gaa.
1.600 Corn products.
3? Pen. & RSoGrxnde. com..
100 Den. & Rio Grande, pfd-.
pi-tillers' Sec Cor.
1.310 Erl* . .
Krle. 2d j?B...??j?',,*V,V'
irm wd. Min. and Sm. pro..
Goo. W. Helme Tob. Co..
?10 G?n. Electric.
UN Oreeut Northern, P? -jV
600 Great Northern Ore Ctra
613 Illinois Central.
8.000 Inter ho ro-Met.
tJOO Irvterboro-Met^ j??-??1
Int. Mer. Marine, com....
?44
M%
40%
122V?
68%
68%
27%
M*i
. ?7*
?*
78
9
108%
41
?9?
23%
89%
2^
a
18%
36%
115%
16*?
138%
8?
si%
142
16*4
21%
to
"s4%
42%
is:
13R
46%
127%
20
?6%
6?%
41%
122%
68%
68%
27%
12%
47%
?r%
78%
130%
142%
107%
187%
106%
41
??%
28%
SO
286%
81%
18%
%V%
116%
1?%
138%
M%
61%
142
1CT4
21%
40
'en
182
138%
46%
127%
30%
?6%
a%
M
48%
122
67%
or%
27%
12%
46%
'0%
130%
142%
42%
107%
127%
88%
22%
88%
27%
264%
81
18%
*%
114%
K5%
127%
?
60%
1?
*4%
'423.4
iffi
138
46%
127
20
66%
BRANCH a CO,
Closing.
BtsAsksd
? a
? s?
64 ?4%
41% 41%
122% 128
68% 68%
68% *?%
27% B%
if I
1U6% 107%
<e% a
78 79%
190 188
120% 121%
rthaiB,
Liggett m Myers.-^j.
Liggett ? Myers, pfd.
ixm-illarC - -
10S
43%
108%
_iHard Tob. Oo, oom.
Lorlllxrd Tob. Co.. pfd.. ...
USSImhlCh Valley.1M
20? Lulav. and NashtrtUa.146%
1,000 Max. Petroleum. SO
300 Mo, Kan. and Texas.... 28%
?00 Miami Copper. 28%
3,100 Missouri Pxolae.. 44
100 National Bisouit.122%
600 National Lead. 69
?00 New York Central.114Vi
200 N. Y.. Ont. and Western. 36
800 Norfolk and Western.... 116%
iSu H2% LBS Northern Paolftc.124%
3? 272 700 Psotno Mall. ,34%
2,600 Pennsylvania . 1?%
200 People's Gas .,.U6%
P.. C. C and St. L. com ...
p.. C. C and St. L>. Pfd, ...
20? Pitts. Ooal Oo, com. 28
MO Pressed Steel Oar. 27%
Pressed Steel car. pfd... ...
a400 Ry Steel Spring, oom... 27
sxsoo Reading . i-^-; PSk
80 680 Republic Iron sad Steal. 28%
28% 1.400 Republic I. and S, pfd.. 80%
ex 400 Rook Island.26%
Rook Island, pfd. .~
600 S A. L. tn. 2%
200 a a. L, pfd. ?%
200 Sloes-Sheffield . 00
800 Southern pacific ."I
B? Southern Railway ....... g%
200 Southern RalltsSy. pfd. 81t?
Standard 041 .
St. Louie Southwestern. ...
200 Texas Pacific . *?%
16 16.400 Union Paerftc . 171%
22% 2.300 United Cl?ar Stores.115
40u, V.,600 United States Rubber... JWH
27% 46,400 United States Steel...... 19%
3414 300 I'nited States Steel, pfd. H1T?
108%
a
104
48%
108%
128% 128
284
108%
28%
a
22
89%
264%*
a
a
a%
18%
36
114% ??%
14% 1?%
66% 88%
188% 138%
36% 86
?1 61%
142% 1?
15%
21%
40%
26%
34%
42%
42%
Bf,
1S2
138
46%
43
45%
190
113
138%
at
14^
78
175
146%
awe*
28%
44%
123%
68%
114%
35
118%
124%
34%
122%
IB
28
27%
"*7
171
28%
80%
26
'20%
48%
50
"A
81%
3?) Vs.-Car. Chemical
Vx-Car. Chem. .pfd.
100 Va. Ry. and I?. Co.. com.
Vs. Ry. snd P. Co.. pfd.
? ? 200 Wabasb .
46<4 1.200 Wabash, pfd.
127% 129 10? Western Union?
,*t? aax Weyman-Bruton. com... ...
S 66 Total sales for day. 267
"j Total sales for week .804,
74%
111%
a%
14%
78
174
ia%
a
28%
28%
a
122%
68
114%
a
ia%
126
24%
IB
116%
a
27%
a%
169?
27%
80%
25%
a
48%
a
in
?%
a%
24%
175%
115% 114%
57% 66%
24%
171%
74
111%
46%
4%
13%
78
214
114
400 shares
800 shares
bar contracts oloeed within a point ef the
record figure*.
Cotton futruwa Bio oil steady:
Opon. High. Law. Cloee.
NVnutar _.n.77 . u a*
December .-.11? BD U-? 1*13
Jauuary ....12.01 1Z1T 1100 11U
March .12-21 It SO Iii? Ii?
Ma* .13.? 11? 12.17 ]i?
July .It* U32 1*-? 1*1?
. Boot cotton erased steady; middling up?
land*. 1149; middling gulf. 12.66; salea, 10?
bales
Cotton, steady: middling. li*?: ereaa re?
ceipts. $.366 bale*: sales, 2.000 baloa: stock.
IMtMa bales; export to the Continent. 7*4
bales.
Total to-day at all ports?Net receipt*.
1?>*.?S7 bales: export to Gr?at Britain. 14.640
ba.es; to France. 709 bales; to the Continent.
3E.1S0 bales: to Japan. 11? bales; stock,
1 -41 bale*
Consolidated at all ports?Set receipt*.
195514 bales; export to Great Britain. 71,??
bales; to France, 90,951 bales; to the Conti?
nent. 73,262 bales; to Japan. 5.100 bales.
Total since September 1 ar ail port*?Set
receipts 4.72S.SU bale*: export to Great
Britain. 1.530.273 bales; to France. 470,30?
bales; to the Continent. 1.213,797 bale*; to
Japan. 59,273 bales, to Mexico, -00 bales.
New Orleans. November 19 ?Cotton futures
opened steady at an advance ot 1101$ pelnta
on good oablea and In sympathy with the
firm opening In New York. Immediately
after the opening prices stood 13SH point*
up At the end of the first half hour of bus?
iness price* were 73$ points over yesterday*
close There were times during the morning;
w.\en the market here held a barely steady i
tone Prices came back, however, after the
longs had taken profits. At the highest the
leading month* were 19921 points up. Spot
cotton steady. 3-l?c. up: middling, 12 3-l*c.
BsJes on the spot 1.200 balea and 1,200 to ar?
rive Closing futures: November, LI.30. De?
cember. 12.52; January, 12.35; March, list;
May. 12.55; July, 12.0t |
NEW YORK PRODTCE MARKET.
New York. November 19.?Fiour?Quiet.
Wheat?Weak; No. 2 red. ?L0??l.O7; No. 1!
northern. Duiuth. 34c. Corn?Steady at 52%c.
Leather and Hldee?Firm. Petroleum
Firm. Wool-steady. Koain?Quiet. Turpen- j
tine?Steady. Molasses?Steady. Rice?Firm.
Sugar?Raw. steady: refined, quiet. Coffee? |
Spot, quiet: Rio. No. 7. lfitc.: Santo*. No.
4, l?*c.; mild, quiet; Cordova. 16? & lie But-1
tet?Firm and unchanged. Cheese?Steady
and unchanged. Potatoes?Easier: Southern
sweets, tl.26trl.25. Cabbagea?Steady and
unchanged. Freighta?Steady and unchang-,
ed Peanuts? Steady and unchanged.
Cottonseed oil wa* active and higher on'
covering of November and December abort*,
new speculative buying, inspired by the
at-ength In cotton and firmer crude market*.
Closing price* were 43,16 points net higher.
Toutl sale* 24.700 barreia. Prims crude. 4.9?;;
do. summer yeilow, ?.02&?.O9, November. ?03. j
December. 6.00; January. ???; February, tll
March. 6 20. Rprll. ?33; May. ??2: prime win?
ter yellow. 6?0B?.i?; do. summer white. 6 10
?*5e. i
CHICAGO GRAIN M\KKFT
Chicago. 111 . November 13.?Belief that
peace wa* near In the Balkans carried
wheat down to-day to the loweat figures on
this year's crop. The market closed weak,
IV to ;W-V under last night. Corn hn
lsred ?c off to '?<_ up; oat* iac. loyer to
a like advance, and provisions ranging from
5c. deeitne to a rise of THc.
Leading future* to-day ranged aa follows:1
Open. High. Low. Cioee.
WHEAT?
Dec . m% Wi? 54% 54%
May . 91\ 92* 90? sei?
July . SU? S? S7? *:?
COKX
Dec. 47% 49* 47? 47a.
May . ?T? 47% 47? 47?
July . 4?? ?% 4? 4*?
OATS? j
t>ec . nn siS n a*
May . f>2? 32t, 32? ??
Ju.y . .72? 32? ?% .rj^_
Mr..-s l oRK-Per bbl
Jan.Is.JT 19.? U.s: u x,
May .134? 19.67 13 35 19 27
L.M.U-Per 100 lbs
Dec.UK 1117 11.? llflf
Jan.Ha* 1*17 10.77 ?7T
Mas .10.30 w x ie.3? 1095
Si; KT RIBS?Per b* lbs.
Jan. .1*39 ?27 1017 ?17
May . ?.3C ?36 ?f
< ash grain closed: Wheet?No 2 red. t. 'g
'? '1. N- . hard. W> tf kfc _ .\0 ; northern. S4'g>
Oera?Me . IW?C.. No 2 white. ?.. ; No.
: yellow. ?Ht?V Oate?No. 3. He. N<> j
white. 34jJir.; standard. CaS2-*je.
Baltimore. November ?. ? Wheat? Weak at
ie\r < orx?Easier at ?Je. aemtaal. Oate?
?a otandan white. X??X\r Rye-ln
?^:lv?; >o i 7; 8 73c.
RICHMOND OatAJN MARKET.
Richinaad. \a November 1* lil
?TBOU-a: h. WUOTATIO.N? ON CHANC.K
BJ .. KA r?4 ?r ota
No 2 red. W-eiem_. S)S 1#?
No 2 red. Virginia.at ? s|
No i red. . 0
vi'g-.nix lag ioea . r 1 m
!.\ < a- ttM
2 ? ? ? ?. j,
No 3 white. ~
Be 2 ailed. 2 as
No J snssed. Z ~
-? .a o*g .ot*.
lorn ?* loe o*?. . l; 2
? ; f?car ieea
??? ???. d) S3
No 3 m.?'*. j "
9 I white . .. Z ?
No I eklte . M T
eag ? . . ra * a,
K r ' *r e?t* * "
N* ?.-e^.... as .
?? " .- . _ !?
*. - ?? eg -1* . ?J el
Kit II MOXI) MAT sUBXtT.
aHct.aK.ad, va, Meeeaasee ax, 99U
Fo.low-nag art ta? eeeteUsrsa mm thm BaS
snead Her I s'tease. ?*??>
< er
Ne 1 TiaVHhy. mm m
.??? 2 Ttsaetai*. ?
' ? ? . 19?a e?
5 ,v"r:r ""d. ???
- % ? *?' : ? ....
TK*W-< -e-;e?e?.i\
tmmm pTeaaea. are- MaMsu t, ?
levaf >o.e . . . ,h? hmy m ^."^
m a*
' rawnu content? ?cd t?te seal* rajeotlsa?,
i Thu market grade? bay in aecerdanc?
with the National Hay Aaaocletloa.
I CATTLE MABMET*.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Sales at Onion Stock Tarda)
Richmond. V?, November 1?. UU.
Ttepeet of the lire ctock market for the
week ending November la. Ulk
Bast ?teere, 7?7Hc; medium to good, **?
Vmc; common to fair. 4???c: beat belfere.
???Co.: medium to good. ?%0Be.; common
I to fair. IH?*c.; beat cows. *wO?c.: medium
to good. l<*04e.: common to fair. 244 ?Sc.;
beat oxen. S9S%c: medium to good. 4%e)
4%c; common to fair. S%?4c.: bulle. **h 9
*%c: beat calvea, S3SV*c; fair to good, ?9
THc.; dicks. 4?5c. Cowa and calvea. ?30??0 00
per head. Best heavy hogs, iSSVic; light
hogs. 7 (j 71*c.. shoats and inn*. 6St^c.; ?ow?
and stage, 63 7c: best iam.be. <>HU~C ~. me?
dium to good. ttftsC '. common to fair. 3V9
Use.: beat, abeep. til'^c; common to fair.
Chicago. November 1?.?Cattle?Steady to
10c. lower. Bcevea. ?5.30? W 68: cowa and
helfen. ?S.75@ 7 40: calvea. t?.?v? 10.35- Hose
Weak; bulk of sales. $770 j 1 85 Sheep
Market weak :or cheep: Iambi strong. Sheep,
iftM0iM; :amba Ji.iC37fiO.
New Tork. November 1?.?Beeves? Steady:
nothing doing-. Calves?About steady: veale,
Ifjsfj 11.50. Sheep steady at ?2.76S4.26; lamba
wtak at J?'aT.??. Hoga?Nominally firm at
tsgs.a.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET
Richmond. Va November l*. lilt
' Following are the Quotations on the Rich?
mond Tobacco Exchange:
BROWN SHIPPING.
Lugs .t "0? Ct 7.7?
Short leaf. 800 S ?00
Long leaf. 8 00 B 12 ??
I Wrappers ....10.00 Q 15.00
: BRIG1ITS.
SMOKERS?Common . 7 0S O ?*>
Medium . 10.S0 tt 12.90
Fine . 12.00 U Ii.?
! Cl'TTERS?Common . lt-Ou ? I'M
Medium ..'.OS 6 30 00
Fine .y.. J?.0? a a.??
Fancy . 25. Ou 'n 30.w>
Fl LLJfRS?Common . fe.00 % ltf.90
Medium . 1100 (a UM
? <?ood . 13.00 it ISM
I Fine . H-OO 30.00
: WRAPPERS?Common . 1S.0O ? 3</.0O
Medium .r.'OO Oj 35.00
Good . 26 00 ?) MM
Fine .?2.?0 U 27.50
I Fancy . 40 00 @ 45.00
8CN-CCRED?NEW.
' Luce, common to good. ?.60 3 7.00
Luge, good to prime. 7.(0 O t 50
Short leaf. SOS 'a 10.00
Long leaf. WOO @ 11.00
I Wrappers . 12.50 <a 17.50
? MI SC ELL AN EOCS MARKETS.
. PETERSBURG PEANCT MARKET. [
I (Reported by Rodgers. Mr Ca be A Co.) I
j Petersburg;. Va. November 19? Peanuts.?[
Spanish?Market steady. Farmers' Spanish.
ItLBIi Per bushel: No. 1 aheiled. Spanish. 7c;
I Per pound: No. 3 aheiled. Spanish, ee. per1
pound. Virginias?Market Arm. rancy jam
bo. 3\c. per pound; fancy handpl. ked. 3-^c
per pound: extra prime. 3>?e. per pound:
prime. 3c. per pound: machine picked. Z'if 1
per pound: ehelling stock. TV. peri
pound, i
I DRT GOODS MARKET.-'.
i New Tork. November 1?.?The cotton roods)
markets ruled firm with trade of limited vol-l
um?.- owing to the scarcity of spot (roods
Wool blankets win noon be opened for fall
1?13. and sharp advances are looked for. .
larns ru ed steady. Export trade was ?julrt. i
Jobber? are dolnr a very fair trade for this
period of ;h? year
NAVAL STORES
Savanna;.. Ga. Nr>v?-mber 1? --Turpentine?
l-'rm at 3t1. a 27c.. sale* CM casks: receipts
1 "17 casks. ?:::pm<-nts 291 casks; stock 33.S04
casks. Roaln?Firm; aale? S.TS6 barrets: re?
ceipt?, ?.Set barrels; shipments LSB barrel*;
stock Iis,? barrels. Quote: A. B. C,
mm
MARINE rWTELLIGENCE.
PORT OP RICHMOND. NOVEMBER 19. U1X
ARRIVCD
Steamer Bru4oB. Harney. Norfolk, mer?
chandise sad pa earn sera. Old Dssslaiss Use,
Steamer Pocahontaa, Orevea. Norfolk sad
Jamea River landings merchaadlae sad pee
urnfsn, Virginia Navigation Co.
Steamer Aurora, Furman, Petersburg sad
James River landings, merchandise and pas?
sengers, Furman Lisa.
SAILED.
Steamer Branden. Harney. Norfolk, mer?
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
Steem-r Aurora. Furman. Petersburg and
Jamrs River landings, merchandise and pes
, sengers. Furman Line.
'FRUIERliCIED
FOR WIFE-MURDER
Trial Promises to Be Sensational.
Warning Issued to
Tax-Dodgers.
'Special to The Times-Dispstch.]
Harrisonburg, Vs., November 19.?A
special session of the grand Jury,
called to investigate the tax dodgers,
issued a statement to-day to the tax
payers of Rocklngham County, giving
them thirty days to confer with the
Commissioners of Revenue in regard to
mistakes in assessments, criminal and
otherwise, after which the commlstlon
< is will carry the matter to the grand
jury at a later session.
The grand Jury sprung a aurprise
by Indicting Joseph Frazler, of Is?
land Ford, for wife-murder. Frazler
took to the- mountains, when his wife
died, leaving her week old baby, and
neighbors testified that the woman's
death was due to kicks snd licks ad?
ministered oy the husband because she
was too weak to cook and work. Hor?
rible stories of gashes snd bruises
were told of on the body of the dead'
woman.
After Frazier's arrest, the body was
exhumed and no marks and bruises
were found. At the preliminary hear?
ing, however, a little son of Frazier's
told of his father striking his mother,
and said his father has promised him a
suit of clothes to keep quiet.
The trial promises to be a sensa?
tional one.
lavitationa I sawed.
[Special to The Times-I'ispatch.)
Fredericksburg. Va.. November 19.?
Mrs. Amelia Linthirum. of this city
has Issued cards for the msrrlsge of
her daughter. Miss Anns Amelia
Linthirum. to Charles Dabney Snead.
if Richmond, the ceremony to take
jlace at 11:30 o'clock A. M.. on Wed?
nesday. December 4, at All Saint'*
Jhurch in Itlchmond. The eoupie will
oe at home after I?ecerrrr.er 15 at SOT
West Grace Street. Richmond. Va.
Personal Attention
of the officers of
Richmond's Strictly Commercial Bank
is always at the disposal of its clients. \Vc invite consultations and inquiries
from our depositors.
Account*. i*oth larjje and small, solicited?Commercial, Personal and
S.ivinjrs?and all .ire given the same attention, no matter what the -izr
Planters National Bank
of Richmond, Virginia.
Two Men
executed their wills yesterday and deposited them here. In
both the Virginia Trust Company is named Executor and
Trustee.
Is the reader one of those good men who have made up
their mind to make a will, but are simply delaying the matter?
If so. come to see us to-day!
Polite officials in charge, and they will be glad to talk
with you.
Virginia Trust Co.,
The Nifr Bank tiUn
RICHMOND. VA.
Capital One Million
?Why not place it where you will
enjoy the maximum of safety and
income. This corporation has for
sale 98 shares of its capital stock?
at $100 a share?bearing a guar?
anteed interest of 6 per cent per
annum.
Do not overlook this opportu?
nity to invest your savings in the
national capital's most progressive
real estate concern. YVe invite the
fullest investigation. References:
Any bank or banker. Write us for
complete information.
Hie Bradford (5 Bradford Co.
(A Corporation).
1405 Eye Street, N. W.,
Washington, - - - D. C.
Much
Depends
on the friendly relations or the
r'fht sort of a bank. Often in a
crisis It means everything. The
officers of this bank fee! a friendly
Intereat in each and every deposi?
tor.
First National
Bank
math and Mats.
CAPITAL A.\D STKPLt'S II.HMH.
I
The VaJentine Museum
ELEVENTH AND CL.AT STREETS, j
Open daily from ;n a. M. to 3 P. M.
Admission. 25c. Free on Saturdays .
mm: only I
Id WISE COUNTY
- I
Judge Skeen Summons Special'
Grand Jury to Investigate
Irregularities.
[Sipecia to The Times-Oispatcb J
Rnstol. Va . November 10.?As a result of
a meeting of eSSttssi of CSS Ninth Virginia
Distrl-t Pur* K;c.-t!on Society here ?hie
afternoon. Juil;..- II. F. W. Skeen. of the Cir?
cuit Court o* \Vl.a County, has summoned
a eptclal grand Jury to meet at Wise Court?
house to-morro* tv Inquire into alleged elec
tlot law violations m Wiee County Reporte
fron, ov.-r !h? d.stri :. r.celvtd by the ??<
rl< ti here t" day. sr.oaed no evid-n'-es of Ir?
regular.Me* in or.nei.tiua with tne election
of .V?>enil?r ? ei'-rat In Wise County.
J F. Bu..it\ srssssSM ot tri? society, and
Ma. - t at*; . ooth ?: Kig stone Gap.
b.-< ugh: UM i.if-.rmatlon of i-regu.arlues in
wis- ceesjty. Mr. Bui.itt ataeed tnat it MM
bassj revealed that at ieast tour men In Wise
Cot nty recelv--d money through the mails in
a<i-a:.ce of the e.ectioa. Earn these m?n
r-envert Sj an envelope two ?.=? billa Three
of lb- envelop.* were received througn in?
BSSSJa and contained no writing o: Instrbc
ttt.aa ??.* any character. On- envelope was
hassled tr. a geheel child, who delivered I; SS
his 'airier Tr.is envelope is sold te ba-?
re: talr.e-d in addition to two J bii:a litera?
ti re i-lvw at..ig tlie lir-tion of Coagreae
mar. S.emp ? ?ne the men receiving money
througn the ir.si'? "-stifled that be waa of?
fended and that be imm-alat- y mailed the
not -y and "->? envelope containing It to VV.
B < arr.es. it-publlcaa chair-nan In Wise
County He I.ad no an-, a'.dge that BSJS
n.ei.ey ?>ad b,e:1 r t Mm by Mr. Cam. a. t?u;
or. v r.r. ?um< d ::a; it -am. tiom IlepuSi.an
hei ; r?
St - ? artes admitted receiving th? money
and turne-d I'. logetbei with tha opewad en
v. cpe. over ;-. 5?r ItwClit. prealdeat ef the
Par- E.eetlons so. let) Mr. Htiiiltt browght
Ihn ? nv.iop. and the two pi?ea of cat -
ret t> to Bristol, and they were exhibited
fa the ????? -.< this a'Teraoon- He said h.
wa. at a iu*? '* kri.-w whet to do wtth the
n> t ey.
Former Sta-e sVnatT-r A T Lincoln, oi
Kcrton. who was lo atreadeare. ixommend
ed that the m<in?T la- tamed into tee trtas
wry ef the |-.jre FT? lion. s<.. i?-t to fie trw-d
defraying the -is.? of the sociale.
7be m?t.ng a-*'o.jrned without action
a*a =ii? the lav st lata flee to be conducted
at Wise te-aaorroe. whea fb? spa. ia grand
jwry will be la eesesoa.
! Special to The Tlmea-1 rtapatch.) i
< r.ariottrsvilie. Va. November It.?'
Or. Ro>-ert Rosser. of Washington, V ?
c a graduate of the medical school of j
the f'nlverslty of Virginia aad a mem?
ber ef the varsity base be 11 team, and
Msgs Kaherta, Ward Hunt, a trained
name aad recent graduate ef the
Marths Jtfferson Hospital, this city.!
were married at 11 o'clock M the real- I
dertre of jfr and Mrs E ?.. Foster, the:
home nf the bride, the Rev. Henry J. |
Langer, asserto- of the Christian Chareh. >
officiating la* seed lately after the
ceremony Or gad) Mrs. Hasan tort for
a visit te several citVs* of the Cast,
and apes their return will ha at same
fa their Manas at l*e7 Slilaasjl?
Street. X. W. Wsehlnerte-a, D. C
Mr. Good Business Man
Do you owe money on that last
investment you made?
Or have you outstanding obliga?
tions that might embarrass your
estate in case of death?
If so? consider our Ten Year Renew?
able and Convertible Term Policy.
Rates Per $1,000
DIVIDEND
AGE PREMIUM PAID IN 1912 NET COST
25 $11.34 $2.95 $ 8.39
30 12.03 3.07 8.96
35 13.10 3.26 9.84
40 14.94 3.59 11.35
45 18.27 4.08 14.19
50 24.32 5.07 19.25
55 34.54 6.82 27.72
REASONABLE. EH!
Provident Life and Trust Co.,
JOHN MOYLER, Gen 7 Agent
L C YOUNGER- Special Agents?BEN. BR0CKNBR0?CH
922 American National Baak ??'""?g.
Pkoaa Madison 341. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
"The Home for Savings.
Ladles
We cordially solicit the accounts of ladies, and cordially
invite them to make our bank their banking home.
Paying your bills by check is the simplest and most
convenient method.
Try it and be convinced.
Open a Savings Account with us NOW and we will add
interest to it twice a year.
The Central National Bank
CAPITAL, .... $350,000.00
307 East Broad Street.
Sn=aSS=3ESS3tSSaE=I
Incorporated 1832.
VIRGINIA FIRE & MARINE
IXSVR4MCE COMPANY OF RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
KISBiUcta Aaaaal Statesneot, Jaaaarr U MUS.
Assets . . ?i.eu .oases
Mot ???polo. apa.it ?
Sarai as fa Pollcr-holder...?. NSa^Sl.M
WM H. PALMER. President W. H McCARTHT. Secretary.
B. ADDISON. Vice- President. OSCAR D PITTS. Treasurer.
ac=g= ES5=sr=ags=g=assaraMage
Bank of Commerce and Trusts
Ninth and Main Streets
S0UD-SUBSTAN11AL -.CONSERVATIVE
Invites Business and Savings Accounts
FOR SALE
Jefferson Realty Corporation b?lo
Cumulative First Preferred Stock
Non-Taxable
to Virginia Holders
No Mortgage Gin Be Put Ahead of
This Stock
We unhesitatingly recommend this stock as an
absolutely sale investment
We have a limited number of shares for sale.
Price on application.
DAVENPORT & CO.,
Investment Broken,
1113 East Main Street
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