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New York
Stock Market
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New York. November 2Sj?A 12 per
cent rate for call money, the highest
unco Juniary J, 1910, caused tossd IU??
rettlemmt In stocks to-day. The ad
\ance was ascribed to a variety M
reuses. Including the worlcewide tight
? nlng of monetary conditions, the Bai
kan war and the strain ui'on Jomesnc
i -servos
Some local banks called loans: but
this move w..> ,'ii.t general.' Tho hitfli
?it'. ytesued .-li-;htl> when one of too
most important institutions OSfsred
several million at t. per cent in keep?
ing with itf fixed policy, but when this
hit ply was exiiuusted. .[-otattoiis again
mounted to ihc hi*" injure. Before
mo close the inte ?Kau: ?lecilntd.
The failure of AmcH-ur. bankers t*
bid for any part of I he South Af 1 lea n
liuld received In Lonuon is tnouniit to
be the esult of an u.idei starrotir.g be?
tween local financier* and their Eu?
ropean . onD rcf I
London selling; in this market v.a>
Rr.rthc-r f;ict<r contributing t.. the ac
T-reSslou of stocks, it was estimated
that London >old ll.">.0OU to 3o.00l> shaic*
here, au?i that 7.944 nuns were sold
on direct table from the Continent.
The award of the eridtratlon boar*,
to the Eastern railway engineers was
res* ted in tiie stock ruarket raiiroaa
tfhares, bein? depressed in the early
part of the day to a n.ore marked ex?
tent than Ihi industrials. Iaaler in trie
seas on, when the rally in mooe) rates
Indued s.-m. liquidation, in.- whole
list soeJ off. and pries fell from on*
t-. three points below Saturday's close.
Bonds showed heaviness it. connection
with Stocks. Total sales, par value,
61,260,640. I'nited States bonds were
unchanged on call.
New York. November 2Z.?Money on
.all strong, 6&1- per cent ruling, 6;
.losing oid. SI-., offered I Time loans
stead:, sltty days, 6 per cent: ninety
days, .", .1-4: s.x months, i 1-4 ff? 1-2.
Close rrime mercantile paper. 6 per
cent. Sterling exchange easy, with
actual business in bankers' bills.
J4.S0S0 fcr sjxtyanhy bills and at J4.Sj
for demand. Co-r.r.iercial bills, $4.80 1-2.
liar silver. 63. Mexican dollars, 4 8 3-4.
do'ernmeut and railroad bonds heavy.
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
B- Tt!rv:erd W Maury.
Cock ?-d Bond Bruker. IOS K. Main Street. |
Richmond. Vs.. November 3, 19U1.
STATE SECURITIES Bid Asked.
Virginia Ss. Old. C .-.rid R. IMS.... .?5
Va Centuries. .-" C. and K. IMt.. 4?S S?
CITY SECURITIES.
nichniond City is. H.. 19l<0-lfJGO. ?7
RAILROAD BONDS.
A C L. R, R. Con. Tr. 4 p. c. 95
C and O Oer.'! M . ihi.%. 1?;.101
Oorgia. Southern and F'.a., lot
?.e rs.a and Ala Cue. is. IMS. VA
Seaboard Air Line is. 1S60. Si
Southern Ra: ?41 l*t It. ISM. 10?
So R. Dev. and G. M. 4>. lffie.
Western X. C. 1st 6s. C. 1M4. 1?
STREET RV. STOCKS. Tar.
Va. Ry. and Power Co. pfd.100 61"* ...
Va Ry. and Tower Co corn.. ..Ml 69 b?
RAILROAD STOCKS. Par.
Atlefftle Coast Line c?m.100 13S
.,??:??>ak< ai.d Ohio.100 so
Norfolk and Western com.100 116
Seebeard Air Lit.' pfd.100 49
Seaboard Air L;r.e com.luv M
Southern Railway pfd.100 SI
Senheim Railway corn.100 f>}j ...
EANK AND TR'CST CO. STOCKS.
llroad Street. & so
Kniik of Comnssw ar.d Trust?., lw 197y? ...
Central National Brink.lot) 1*0
?'on'monwealth Bank .100 li:H 117
Kir.?: National.100... 56
M.rcrantst National.2O0 9MO
Mechaales and Mercnaats...H* 244
Mar cl.es:, r Xaf..r.al Bar: a.lw> ... 11?
National Staf. and City Hank..Iu0 his
richmond Bann and Trust Cj... S> 3o
Richmond Trast ar.d San. Co..100 101
ratings Bank ei Mich mend.Jo S3
l'nlor. Bank of Richmond.?.)
Vi'gl::?? Trusf Company.luv WO Iii
Wisr. End .-Ii a
K IECELLA NKOUS.
I: a Realty < "orpu.-atlon com ... 100.115
I'nion Sec-r. and Rea.ly Ccrp..l?o IJ?
Ve?-Csr Chesa pfd. 6 p c.MS iL, l?\
"? a Bald:;.? and Loan Co.Ivo 107
.:? ffers'jn Ralty C rp 1st pfd ..MS IS]
Jeflerson Kta ty Corp.. .? pfd
Usue IMt.-IM 100
j.fftrson Realty Corp.. .4 pfd
Issue *S?12. .100 76 ...
J-ff rsen K.a iy Corp. com.lux u>
Cf-acfatlor.s for !r.terest-pa>Ing bonds er? ai ;
* price to which lnt?re*t m-ist is. ad4?d.
!r crr.f t>or.rls and Crrti?-rate? ?f ls4tat<d
BSSI are tlst
bOND LIST
A.;u-Cf.?rr:.rr Fs ctfs. ?
\rrertcan T. ia cj c'o. old 4s. ?P,
- : t' ar: 1 as Co. o.i Cj (asked'., la
..'.anrrc I loa*! U: 1? i3l4). 3M?
A. C. L.-L and X. 4? <>,!,?. . j.-.-y,
A C L. cor.v is (in Bi.:r!rao"ei. |*t>4
? ?.. ss>pesv.- sad Ohle ?? >a . :?: t
Ugsett aad Myers Sm. ... ^
I.~-i::ard Compaay . ?ti,
Ntrfo.k sj d W . ?!, rr. on> ts. Ii,:.
:?i board A:r I !r.- stamped is. .*?.
s-s?oard Air Llt.? ad; &t . ~,&t
s>ufh-rc Railway ??.
.-?.ethere Rai ?><)? :?. 1%
t tlted Sta:?s .-:-e: ffnd 's _.lo;
I registered j?. um ibtdi . m
1" ? Tf.rr-vi 3s. l>i> if.ii.fc.CS
? F Pararr.a se? < SM > _.1?",
^ Ira-lnra-B- w n Jiroe et's. .bid)_ U .
v.:*'lniii.'~a- rt-m 1st ?s <h:d.. "
.r:vl ;..??.- c? ;s ?askedi_'.
Wrhesh ... Ii ??
*"i isb-1 * f< rxa 1?: a> ibM).
-? j
f??TTO\ MAKKFflS.
New Tr-k So-.--.Vr J.-A*^.- makteg
? ??? hisb r?. er?? *?- ???e r. 1 .r n%
*??'? ?ar.y tra-^:r.c th? cettoo Barkel tenu*
? ?'? ar.'.r r-a'.if-j or s. i5c r.,
s reaction and closed Screly steady at m
f-cllt- from * .- U i .:: u ras np-tiTr.?
was steady a- a S- :r. o* 7 ;,o:r.'. to an
'*? " of - peints. r.~*r n.-.i. ? . b?:-.e
-w.- in sTrr.parhy w'- <ik.-,.. ,:t.-:-c
.:,.:?#. w-i ^ tr?. ... ,r;:,, -.e-c-d a ...
t ? we: ef Saturday ? ?:... j. af seteisesl
?? '-?<* had the '??.nirrte,: of salilsb
- . tf.-m ? r.e> and t ?? ??! !.-?? N ar
r rths quick r ?rot up In ??. r;.;.s:f.v a:-!?
.??-rr.sTS stirb e>v? daring ri.?
- ar.se <?' the r*.!. and *?;>??
t..!nbf-s n-.ark. ? ec ^ a. .?? II asiais
Igher Tbk. advaac. .r ed Jaawry
i t* ^p re lfe> K X >? ? ?? ? ?s,.,
eal .->? level. More a d ?
?o%T:r? o? sherta fresh ^msc '?r
?>. a ">-jb: and f-attertr.* !>u sjpsnrt.1
? -.t?n hootea seas ?ei. w,r? --ry ;,e?e?
? ?-. seiest? <?? es a??-l^ .:?rr the
?eekr.'ss ..: IJ . r>~> -f...,|.
Kjr,p,s? pettiest, ?itoatleti .i.d
??'? msups rJset ?-?--?s ln>M va4
> 're-eed t?e Si I Use border. Ske
??.? ? a- - 1 ,a->r T--e? - .
?vir ?b. rnaek-r cearn -d
??.1 a-'t , ; - . ,
v. ,-r-B??. wh.,B m
en ??T p-^fc air.e ?rd
a-i s ;- in a; rcr?.? -??-? T>.-?
? ? , r-, rfta- sorse ?f M
? I vt.- art May ?? ,
r - :? .? ?? .. ... ,_..,'.
. ? ?- ??... ?r~>- aeets thie a'
?ri ?*}'< tae market feet * s>o4
ai.1 .oweet e- .h. ?,?
*he big? kWM .f tb,
r . '?''???'??'.-? rrserted boy.
open an A .v ;->-t with
THE UNION BANK
OF RICHMOND
US! i. ?--t main .Tl. ? t
I: o* MtKBB A eTAHT. <
nt TN i'JUST.
Official IWc anJ Saj- jt Msec in H*w Vo*
BY THOMAS BRANCH
Closing
6 CO.. Bei-here and Brokara.
Seies. Stock. O??n
W> Allis-Chalmere. ? P?a_- ??
Ailis-Chal.. pfd.. $4 paid. .j.
! ? son Amalgamated Copper ? ??
I pjo Aaaor. Agrl. Chem. com. 66?.
3.UO0 Amer. Beet Sugar, com.. M%
I 13>* American Can. ?*
|H American Can, pfd- ?-???*
? l Mi Amer Car and foundry, ?f?
' i American oCton Oil. ?? ?
Am. Hide and leather, pr
jooo American Uneeed O.I.... ?
? l,v?i American Locomotive ... ?
SM ?aar. Locomotive, ptd... l'*1*
;<?? Amer. Malt Co., pfd ...
{. RS Amei lean Smelting
American Snuff, com...
TOO American Sugar
ttt Amer. Tel and Tel. Co
4<>i American Tobacco com.
American Tobacco, pfd
?/<W Anaconda C.pper .
Atealaoa .
2AB) Atlantic Coast Line.....
A. C L. of Connecticut..
S.600 Baltimore and Ohio...
IDi Bethlehem tSeel. com....
M* Be tail hem Steel, prd.
Law Brltlak-Amer. Tob. Ca-.
ZS Broklyn Rapid Transit.
W' CeatraJ Leather, com.
1L3M Canadian raeltie.
3.00 Chesapeake and onto..-?
700 Chicago tireat Western.
Chi Oreat West., pfd....
?JMCaL Mil and St. Paul...
360 Crucible Steel Cor com.
S6 Crucible Steel, pfd.
SJfefc? Calif Petroleum
SOU Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado and Southern..
TOO Consolidated <Jaa .?
4.100 Corn Products .????
Pen. and Bio Uran., com.
Den. and Klo Of. Pfa
l.Min Distillers' Sec. Cor.
5 4o" Erie .
iId pfd....-. ??
KM Fed. Min. end 8a., prd
\v. Helme Tob. Co.
pin u.-neral Electric
LWO <:reat Northern. pM f
f??i(;r.at Northern ("re ctrs
Illinois Central .
1 <wn interboro-Met. ?
l'fr? Intcrboro-Met.. pfd ---
1O0 Int. Mer. Marine, com.
62>,
.. 79%
.. 192
.. U?'4
142
a
107%
i<*
40
tie!v
9%
F.'-j
mk
We
iii??
n?%
G*s
MM
Mil
BH
3S%
183*4
137%
40%
tl>%
6
High. Low
2%
HH
HjS
Mty
41:?
123%
60
I*
*1M?
4*4
m
t.2%
b
M
i*%
14L"?
1W7%
'43H
107%
BMt
40
.-?3
Keii
114%
142%
2%
:::?*
2%
*?S
63%
4V%
123
69%
&T'i
M
4&%
1Mb
n?
1!*!
II"1-?
Ml
bj
42%
Blfa
137 %
imk
RH
Mft
im
MM
R
141%
16?*
183%
'?%
eg
5
Bid Ab-*?
Ml ?
?%
7**
MS
54
123-4
12?
S4
f>4Mi
#>1t
.''.??4
D~, '4
Mt
loi-i
?Mi
Mfw
<i%
79%
192
mj4
14.H
?i0
1U6
43
V."
I-V4
14.
i.?>->
M4
4J\
107
137^1 13?
?7
i<6?? l'f?*4
B*4 ??H
?>'4
1>;T
?JB'4
M
34^
113
Oft
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141H 14^
16-s 17
B?
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25S
::ii..
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113>*
B
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40
4
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41
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14-\ 4*
62
17V4
214
124
3&S4
12314
lliT?
171N
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41?
so
110*4
Kll,k
3S??
23?*
171'4
1?%
M
27*4
43*4
27*4
?
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lli.'4
124
XV?
123 >.*
37
nr.
4eH
b*i
4?!4
li
110'?
RK
23*4
171 ?i
T4M,
111>4
iMPe
11?
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II
49
17?
ai
BK
BsH
B%
(M.
gales. Stock. ?_ ^Sf*
To? International Paper ? ?? g?
300 Int. Paper, pfd.
7.W0 LohJgh Valley
700 Uggett and Myere. com 21?
Liggett and Myers, prd. v- -l
?JOO Lorillard Tob. Co.. com 802 2? ?
Lorlllard Tob. Co.. pfd.
1100 Louisville and Nashville HWi
4.000 Mcxl.an Petroleum .
30C Miami Copper . ??
1.100 Missouri Paclflo .
100 Mo.. Kan. and Texas.\
National Biscuit !."
800 National Lead. ?
l.tWONew York Central 114V,
000 N Y.. Ont. and \N estern 34 .
r<*> Norfolk and Western... V>
?.332 Northern Pacific .
?u> Paoltie Mail .
1.20O Pennsylvania .
300 People's Gas .
P. C. C. and St. I>. com
p., OL C. and St. L. pfd.
300 Pittsburgh Coal, com...
100 Pressed Steel Car. .. ?
Pressed Steel Car. pfd.
Ry. Steel Spring, com..
S2.400 Reading .VM.l Ui
1 JM) Republic Iron and ^?eei
300 Republic I. and S.. pfd..
I'.yOO Rock Island .
400 Rock island, pfd.
?tt Seaboard Air Line. com.
500 Seaboard Air Line. pH
1-jo Sloss-Sheffield .
3.400 Southern Pacific .
4.W Southern Railway .....
I?t? Southern Railway, pfd
Standard OH .
100 St. Louis-Southwest. ..
400 Texas Pacific .
44.460 Cnlon Pacific
",500 United States Rubber..
ML2W Cnlted States Steel...... .4H.
l.~T, 1'nlted States Steel, pfd 111^4
c.fioi United Cigar Stores. HC1?
V S. Cast Iron Pipe. ?
MOVi.-Car. Chentlc.il
v Ya -Car. Chemical. PIa-? lI*
Va, H.v. and Power. (-..m
Va. Ry. and Power, ofd. ...
\Vabas>h .
Mt Wabash. pf?i.
Western I'nlon .
Weyman-Bruton To. Co. ? .? ^ mf..rft.
Total sales for day. ^-^A
144H
82
27V?
43
m
114
33'.
i;:.>.
123S
33*4
123
llfi*.
17-V.
b
MK
4?v'i
Ba
4S?4
?0
11?>H
M%
BH
'2S**
23H
IMfa
?m
73H
111
114H
Bll As
U
1?*H*
212
113
201
11?
m
27
?Rs
27fe
IXiH
?0
114
S3%
11G
123H.
34
123
110
22%
37
101 ><*
36'^
170*4
B
m
^
4M
19*4
4SVj
60
110>?
m b
B% ?1*4
PJ?t 1090
a-sa, 8%
23 23'4
171% 1V1V?
07*? M
74 74%
111 IIH4
114U 114?,
ls-i^ iy?4
m% >???
1B% lb'.s4
14% 14% 1*%
13?4
78%
250
era of (he nsax months, which wer? relativ?
!y steady at th? close.
Cotton future* closed barely steady:
Open. High. bow. Close.
November ."
Deem her .UJ? IX? OM VIT,
I January
IS. 41
March .12.61 I2.U 12?
My .12-65 li?l 12.43
I July .12.43 12.67 12.3
iir>ot cotton closed steady: middling*
lei.ds. 12.?; middling gulf. 13.06.
Cotton, steady: middling, 13.80; net re?
ceipts. 2S1 bales; gross. 5.12 bales: stock.
U2,i3S bale; export to the Continent. SOD
! bales: Coastwise. 2.490 balea.
Tola! to-day at ail ports?N? receipts.
S7.12" bales; export to Great Britain. 12.213
bales: so the Continent. SXiX bale*; stock,
i oaie.b.
?-er.soi!da:?-d at all sorts?Net receipts.
1.14271 h:i>., export to Great Britain. S6.S?
hales; to France. 10.SG* bales; to the Conti
n- r.t. 2s.."vt2 hales.
T"tai since September 1 et a'.i ports?Net
receipts. 6.11S.S97 bal.-?. export to Great
Britain. LMT.4H bales; to Prases. ?15.S05
hfl.s; to the Continent. 1 244..19* L.ales: to
Jnpan.' Z'.;UA bale*, to Mexico. MO bales.
New Orleans. November ? < "otron futures
opened steady, unchanged. 2ST3 points down
compared with the close Saturday. The mar?
ket closed steady at a net decline of lO&l?
polr ts. Cables v.? re about as due. and ih?
vv.uther map was ca?ed favorable. A buy?
ing wave was started after the call on the
forecast of fair and freezing weather for
the western belt Weakness was caused
around tne middle of the morning by rumors
cf Set visa battles. In the afternoon the
market had a saggln; tendency Spct cotton
tirm and unchanged; middling. 12-4 c.; sales
? ?n spot 6'tO bales and 10>> to arrive Closing
futures: Sevemher. 124G; December. 12.47;
January. 12.Ol; Maren. 12.4?; May. 12.K-: July.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKETS.
New Tork. November X?Flour?Steady.
Wheat?Firm: No 2 red. $1.064fil?4 No 1
northern. Duluth, 964c. Corn -<Jnlet at iSSe.
Hiaes and L.-ather?Firm. Wool?Steady.
Ivtroleum *nd Rosin?Steady. Turpentine?
cjul?t. Rlee?Firm. Molasses?.Steady Suga:
? Kaw and refined, steady. Cheeet?Steady;
state. Whole milk. held. rolored specials.
17*49I*C; do white, specials. 17v?o. F.utter
:' Fit in: creamery. 32-n3?c. Coffee?Spot steady;
I.lo. No 4. 14V-; Santas. No. 4. Mac.; mild,
quiet; Cordova Ik1., M lie. Potatoes?steady ;
s. : thern sweets, barrel. S2?2?0. Jersey, bar
re'. Jl'aS.'*1 Cabbages?Steady Freights?!
Sl4 ady: cotton to Liverpool. i,er 100 pounds.
Ii - Pear.-..---?Steady: fancy ruJidpIcked. Vir
t-lnla ;V. i.'ic.; Virginia shelled. No*. 1 and
-'. i-'.ZnT.c
The cottonseed oil market was Quieter
a:;d prices were eaey In absence of buying
tj big Interests and under local profit-tak?
ing, prompted by the late decline In the
OSttee market The. close was. 35J7 points
net lower. Prime erude. 5.07 3E.27. prime
mraA yellcw, St?jj?; November. ?.17;
Ixrjmb.-r. 6 13. Januarv. 5.1?. February. ?.3;
March. 63S; April. ?27; May. ?3?: prime
winter ye.iow. ?40*5 St> .Mm- winter white. I
t.ir s?a*
iv....
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Chicago. November 26.?Excited upturns in
wheat on account of unconfirmed war ru
nor. to-day brought abo.rt heavy sales, pre
I DsaMy tor .eadlcg hn.deirs "The market
losed nervous at an advance of SrfV to
S ';': 4c. net. In com the outcome ssirssd from
.ower to a shade up. oats flsletltd
.... ii. a gain o: 4... and provisions Irregu?
lar. :rc::: a f.ight decline to a rls, 124c
1 ? Q?.g :u:^r?s ranged as follows.
Open. Hlg?.. Lew. riose.
tw fiEAT?
Dee . M?n ?*4 95*4
May . a SJ;? !??-, te^
.'uiv . \S4 ?94 >--\
. ?* 4?4 ?74, 474
'?'*> . ?*4 ?I 4?
j"-t ,. 4?4 o-. 4-. 4,
. 314 ~_4 st?. -4
>??>' . =*? "4 :.y,
'?"'? . JC% =2% C% 12*?
- PORK-Per bb:
l?ec ._.
.1*27 ist? iiic
.?S.57 lag. 1*.* litfc
' ? r.r tM .ha.
1 i"0,L** 1102 10.*, 1S.97
? . :*72 :** io-7
**? .MA luX 10 J.
.7 lVr Ift.lbe
1~ . . ?BT .
.???*; H?f is.27 ia? !
M*' . - ?* ?.?e :-.v
- ?r?:r 'loeea: U^eat-No. . red. ?: -
no . herd. r,U, No 1 ??rth.tr.
r ? - 'kite. sew. aWc.; .\'# j
? - -t.-No
' . . s . .-. .*ru. *J4sii,-.
? ? Bsere, Md November M -Wheat
rs cera- rim at uv n.-m
Keaaasi ?h..-. < .
I.je-In. .. No . -T. dorr.-rtle. r j>
KJ? lIMtt.Mi . 1, 1 \Klvl r
? " N il :?
ret. , \Z
K? ? rrt . ? fJJ
-glr.sv (,*? . ... r *_ I '
I H'.-car o:s tQttx 9
MO f wh:-?.... .. ? _
No t w?!te. " ^
: ml?*?. i IT
N4> 3 raised ._? I 2
?? :? i.g ote . .
? ;t . F ~ ?
oats? a- ?ta "mm
N? I rnned.
No 1 t. s?d . m
; ?m-.?.
N? 1 entte.
ate er see; let.a ....
::
??
Ne ......
>>? s ...
. -i s
rimimom. n\\ MKKUtT
j"* "~ ? - >""?:' m n 11? a,|
ssead n?> ?*? >seas:
car ??te
f"N? i ' t t <* a 4?
< 4?e>
Jlo 7 7-rr.etr,, # u ?
e ??*
>? t ? .ei. m.a?d.. . . ?i?4?
MM *n i- J .. Z . r
" ES
HAT-Sempls . Umm!SmL^ !
STRAW-Compreseed . ?
U-oM-orcweo, lax** kale*... ? u<*
Loud your cars x> '.fiat hay at doom rsp
ren.ni? contents and thu? avoid rejection*
This market grade* hay In eoeordeace
with tho National Hay Association
CATTLE XAJtKETS.
New Tora, November X.-Beeves^Steers
strong; bulU and cow. steady. Steers. ??-s>
?S4D; culls. ?4.36 3 COD i cow*. $2-'<r3?>w
Csu es?Veals steady; barnyard and western
.calves lower Veals, MjM#"M; culls. $0Jt
lUH barnyard calves. $43475; fed. HAW
westerns, ?37 26. Sheep and Lambe^Sheep
st. ady; lambs. l<a-i 36c. lower. Sheep. C?9
375- culls. ??8:.S: lambs. $6.6037.00; culls.
?136-00. Hotrs?Weak; light to heavy. ??**? j
pigs. T97.S6.
I Chicago. November SC.? Close- Cattle?
' Market, slSrong. mostly 105i l?c. higher
H. ?-\es.. $i 11 ?0, cows and heifers. $3-7*3
7f0 calves. SeVfiO tr S 00. Hogs?Market opened
ItC, higher, closed weak. Bulk of sales. $7.?
y 7 St.. Sheep? Market steady to a shade
iower. Sheep. $??, li 7,50. lambs. $5.4037.30.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Richmond. Va. November 36. 1J33
Following are the quotations on the Rich?
mond Tobacco Exchange.
BROWN SHIPPING.
Lugs .? *??> ?$"?
Short leaf. ? 00 3 ??0
Long leaf. ?00 3 12?
Wrappers . $*M 9 $kM
BRIGHT!*.
.- M ?" K EES?Common . 7 00 tt S.?
ll.dlum . la*0 a LL*?
Pine . 12.00 ? 15.*?
Cl'TTEM?Common . 14.00 3 17.OS
Medium . H-W ? 2001
Kino . 20.0? 3 2&.SS
Fancy . Z&.W 3 -?00
PILLE RS?Common . ?00 3 10 00
Medium .U.SS 4> .i>?*
uood .Ikd? O 1??
Fine . M.00 H 20.00
v. ka l'PERS?Common . 1*00 3 10.00
<;ood. ?00 0 30.00
Fins . 32.50 it 37.?0
Medium . 32 00 0 S 00
Fancy . 40 00 ft 45 W
SEN-CCBED?NBW.
:.;.??. common to good. &6S 0 7 00
U?>, good to prime. 7.6* 0 8.U
short leaf. SW 3 10.00
Long Hsaf. 10 00 3 1-00
Wrappers . 1XM (j 11.id
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
j FKTEKSBERG PEANUT MARK El.
1 .Reported by Rodgers. MrCgb'- * Co.?
Petersburg. Va. November U-?Peanut?.?
Spar ien - Market unsettled; farmers' Span?
ish. |LM% per bushel; Jumbo gpaatsh, $1 07-,
per bushel; No. 1 shelled. Spanish. S:4''i?W.
per pound; No. 2 shelled. Spanish. 3\r. gel
pcrui.d Virginias?Market firm, tancy Jum?
bo "\c. per pound; fancy handpicked. Z'~~r.
p?r pound: evrra prime. 3'ie. per pound;
prime, 3c. per pound; machine picked. Zc.
per pound: shelling stock. 2-jc. per pound.
DRT GOODS MARKET,
j New York. November 35?Cotton good*
I mark' ts were fclgber. Advances were not. 1
I In fine bleach*". ca--nbrlca and long cletha
Mer's wear for Tail IS13 Is being ordered.
D.-.rr. g-ods rule quiet, but cloaklngs are
actlv. Raw- ailk was weak.
NAVAL STORES.
Wtantagtoe, N C, November 35.?Spirit*
Tliiginlni nieaes at KRte.; receipts io
casks ItoMn- steady at f.- re--ejr>ts ;>.. t,ar.
re>s. Tar?Firm at J3.V; re.-ipt* L narre s.
?"rude Turpentine ?Firm at J""r40?: receipts
14 f?n?:?.
i Savannah. Ga.. November 13 ?Turpentine
Stead* at JS\,c; sales ?3 ia>li.c re. eipt.* -.2?
cask*: ehrrrnenta 341 c-i?k.?. e:..-k r-"..441
caeks. Rosin-Firm: *a!<?s *,*W t.arrefe.; re
? !??? ;.?..: :?rr...>. shipiit-nis 1.k'.f. barrels,
stock leXOgft barrels. Quote: B. ?. 7??6.76.
Charleston. 9. C . N..\?nih. r IT Tsipi?
i vn. -Steady at Rosin?Firm. Vluote: :
i - * x- I
MARINE IVTEI.IJt.KNf ?. j
PORT OF RICHMOND. NOVEMBER ?5. IflZ. j
ATM; I Vfflv
St. ?m?r Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk rr.cr
chard:?.. an 1 |.aae--ger>. ?od Dominion l.lne
Steaaser Branden. Harney. Norfolk, mer
. Use and ssjesengem. Old Wmint-nn Line
PK .me Aurora Parma P, PillIskeSg and
Kivr: "Hi----** .-sr.-lis. and pas
-. r . F-irrr an I.e..
BAILED
Steamer Berfeele] - . seer-1
c.ardlse and s^eeepgera. QM fUmlnlin Um ?
.-?-.amer ?Hendl Ii, Harne?. \.,.-.o.k saer
? : a: .:.?. at. I ; . . ,;<J I....ninl?? ,.,?.
. l-sjner l-"-ir..,-.;.,.. '.raw,. N..r-..;k H?.|
- ' -? River -. -,. ;. ?. ,,
" ?'? '"? V '*? : ? I. , .. .... .,p, .4
? et-amer Aar...... Farman. rVr-raOnta and
ll?ver ar-Jir., ,. !n, r. na.elss, SSM Wim
? ?? r.g -r?. Purrnaa laae.
TAFT TO OPEN MEETING
Riser* and Hsretrs l esgms to C*Wp\
vene ?e DerrnWr 4.
W .u.!>ln<t. .\ovi mer. 35 _ PTe*t- j
? s.t 1 .ft w !.: ..f. n tli.. annual r,
of Tf-.c \ ..ti ttiv.rs Harbors
<^>ngre?. in this . Ity iK-eMirr 4. .,? -
corning to a anew ace aunt made'
by offlr. r* of |h<. asnoriatVen The ,on
gre?s w|i| be in seer Ion three days,
;.!? ol ?v|.|o :-i . ?
In the d. v.-lopn. nt ->f fl ? ? .
I waterway* will be dt*cuj**< d.
T>. ?? ?h<. w;. ...,.lr. ^? tri? r..n?en-'
?1 r. lr. .-...> the i -,-r ill ,i. -f. r I
A. Poxet. u^iit.nant-?" ?onel W k
Anlerwori. <-h)ef engineer ..f th. T?r
parttrent e.? Marin?- and Fisher ? cf
Canada S-i To?r.?..d. of Ml h
tear - rr.r.-.or.? f Xortr c-,ro'le;^ :,. ,;
Martin of Virginia. tWreterr r'tlrv
? r of the War department, anl
M?\ir Fltggerald. of R..s?on
I" tails of th' program are not eon
plete. hot in a .eeelon i|e?<*te?t to stdd>
of giteresta new under tmf?r?v? r.i
? r-imWr of prornir.'n? engtneere
t-. tik" nert. Inc nllng M ?tffe'Nard
!? , on* iltirc ?nnlneer of the l??.
, irtawa* of t'ea-ks >'? w Torh. IlMe"!
. ,.. r . MS I ? i f* ? J ??' 'b- Rhl
-l?stT?*d Tti\er l*..w?r Cgsnjaawv and
? ge W Kerns of ristlad? >P?i*
SCHOOL MIR AND
EXHIBIT OF FRUIT
[Special to The Times-Dispatch. 1
Harrisonburg, V*.. November 25 ?
On Friday and Saturday Harrisonburg
had on a big double program?the an?
nual county school fair and the fifth
annual Rocklngham Horticultural So?
ciety exhibit. On Friday morning over
?.OoO school children Joined In trie
street parade, extending from the
courthouse to the State Normal School
yrr.und.s. a mile In length.
Among the fruit exhibits were _
number of delicious apples that sold
for 17 cents each in Chicago last
week, a fifty-two-pound pumpkin and
a splendhi exhibit of county apples.
The fruit growers made the patients
?t the new hospital a present of many
:.ne apples. The edibles left over rrom
the school fair were given to the Unlt
ed Helpers' Society.
T. N. Thompson was re-elected pres?
ident of the Ilockingham Horticultural
Society.
The Boys' Corn Club prizes were
as follows: yellow corn, Lin wood
Sandy. Pleasant Valley, first; Elbert
Kexrode, Brldgewater. second: Hubert
Holslnger, third. White corn. Frank
< line, of Bridgewater, first : John Rol?
ler, of Tirrberville. second Dennis
Gooi. of McGaheysville, third; Lester
Miller, of Dayton, fourtn.
Growing e Xfw Nose.
Gort Wayne, Ind.. November 16 ?
?Catherine Godfrey, three years old. is
growing a new nose, a year ago the
child lost her nose through an acci?
dent. Three Weeks ago her floating
rib was removed and buried in the
forearm, where It was allowed to re?
main until flesh grew around lt.
The forearm was then bandaged
tightly to the child's face, where it will j
remain until the flesh and bone unite!
with the forehead. The final step will!
he cutting the forearm loose from the!
built-up nose and the placing of skin
to prevent scar*
TURKISH AND ROMAN BATHS
Table d-Hote Dinner Saturday and
Sunday evening, g to ? e'eioeh. ?1.30
each.
THE JEFFERSON
Richmond, Va.
The most magnificent hotel In the
South. European plan. Rooms single
and en suite, with and without batha ',
Spacious sample rooms.
f-len Break fees.
The Valentine Museum
ELEVENTH AND CLAV STREETS.
Open dally from 10 A. M. to C p M
Admission. ::,r Vr?- on Saturdays
Richmond 6 Pftcrsporf OecfTic Railway
cars Maes slaacaecer. naonssm aad .err>
el:-, la. :..r IMirsburej.
?*. 7. ?. ??. Ml B. A ?.. U X ?f? % % I
?K. Ii. 7. V ? U P. at. ?
11.Oi P. at (er Ca??t*r. : " ?. l:..?;.t f?r ?
IN t rsburs
Cars lesvr Petersburg foot ef Bycaenri
rinrt. for Maar host**:
t, U. ? ? "7:1*. t ? ? K t S. MM
A M. U Si M. : ?. is. i m ; a. ?aV I
?7 Ji. t ?. ? M. "Ml 15 *? P M
?DaCy-Es. Sord.)? aed to.iAaie
?<ern-? ?>?..??? und 'Sarves J
??cimnert m.tpi e-r.day? and ho lder?
Alt ears fron p. ier??urg connect with
<ari 'or Rl< r.moad |
i.i. hH'aM f ??eaavswahe *?*? My. On.
S' .- -d-. ? of !..??. :r:.- 7 .na ???. TT?? May
rC ?1 ?"..-.<: Laaret aad Braee
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a y.'us?. "tr m. *-?e P m. ? st
p kl*! m . a s> > i. ?er ?.. tm
v. m . ?es p ?. a* *? p. m_ urn p. fa
?DalI? ?srest- raavas -?e eer eats.
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aatrx. -. ;.t. as* ixaa.
6nt>l'N?.i>? ..?.?* > ?r (? . . Kl '.
men i eat x t et a M La?e is Mer.tea
i ? P M e;.ea?r? aad rnaen?* Atl
? ai.aaoai?. ee-Saaava. <kHiii>S
a m - "?te r? aad coexkea ' ?ees?i.ia ,
l. im t ? -s?.e?n?'? *?? ? '?'aa
i. ? ? ? i.m aW ??>*?> a) Vattaavaed irstas |
staeSa.ae ia arrive as Htlaol
? <e a a I a a ? ? a i - a * e> P. a, I
TO MHO mom WMSMIHO T9H MHO OiTOHQ.
?lSJea-JLgjrd ?*. SM
?llatl see* herd M. iwd
r HJU tM. ?jr? M. lull
M.1* P.a. Elk* ?J4eAie*-J'.LlT
MailUL Bam ?4. ?ss^'ltU*
[ nMOJLSr'
?TIC* TIAMft?MhUKMYS.
Leer* sib* 84a> 740 *. ?-.?.*? P. a. fee e**lesj.
ep at Elb*. T?Mef ^^a^Er*rt?sS
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
PREMIER CARRIER OF TUB SOUTH.
Trains Leave Richmond. I
N. B ? Following schedule figures publlsa
?d as Is formation and sot guaranteed:
For the South-Dally: ?10 A. fg. Local
M:? A. M. Express, lit* P. M. Express,
with aloctrtc lighted Sleeping Cars for At?
lanta and Birmingham 11:? P. M Express.
Wash Days: l:M P. M Local.
TORE RIVER LIN'S.
4:10 P- M.-Daily-Connecting for Balti?
more Mon. Wed and Friday ? 09 A. M ? Eg
Sub. and 1:1* P. M.? Mon. Wed. and Fnda> -
Local
Trains Arrriv* Richmond.
From the South: ? SO A. M sad S40 A M
2:00 P. M. S.C6 P. M dally; If 55 Ex Sun
From West Point: *:? A. M dally: 11:15 A.
at. Mon. Wed. and Frl.. 4M P. M Ex. Sun.
a E. B?RO ESS. d. P. A..
?87 E. Mala St. FSora Madison ITS.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
f:M A.?Local ?Daily?N?w port News.
IUI A ? Local-Dally-cn vi:i?. tlx. tun. i
Thurmond. I
t> 00 A.?Express?Dally?Norfolk. Old Point.
U0:M A?Local?Dally ?Lchbg., Lea. C Forge.
II? Noon?Express? Dally?Norfolk. Old PL,
?J:X -Express-Dally-Cin . L'ellle
M.oo P.-Express?Daily-Norfolk. N. News
i-.tt P.-Local-Dsliy-N. Newa Old Foist. I
I IS p.?Local?Ex. Sun.? Oord&nsvlile.
*:tf P ?Local -Ex. Sun -Lynchburs
?4:40 P. ?Limited?Dally -C]ncln\i^ Cnlcsgo
I Ml :0O P.?Express?Dally?Clnclansjt. L'viiie.
?Sleepers tParlor ears.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND-Locai from
East: ?45 A. M . 1:40 P. M Through from
I East: 11:M A. M . X:? P. M.. 4 10 P. M Local
from West' S:M A. M. ~?.h A M. and
lf:M P. M Through: 1 20 A. M.. 11:55 a. St?
and ? P M.
James River Line: -t.? A M.. 7:10 P M.
**Dell< except Sunday.
I Norfolk & Western Railway
ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
Schedule In Effect September 10. 1*12.
Leave Byrd Street Station. Richmond. FOR
NORFOLK: tM A. M. TOO P. M. H:M P.
at.
FOR LTNCHBURO AMD THE WEST: *t:Ii
*.. M.. ??:50 A M. '1:0? P. M.. ?? 20 P. M.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: '11.40 A.
lt.. *?:J3 P. M . *U:M P M From the West:
|t:40 A M.. ai 10 P. M . bl:4o p M. ??:? P.
a t oo p. m
'Dally. aDally ex. bunaar. bSunday only
' W. B. BEVILL. c h BOS LET.
O. P- A.. Roanoke. D. P. a. S'^mona.
0tramtioit0
Atlantic Coast Line
'1 lie . sta Ir-ad of Iba Sent*.
EFFECTIVE OCT. ?. USA
TRAIN.-. i.o^vL HIcHMoND DAI LT.
For Florida sad South: I K A M. and
|C:30 P. M.. 1:00 A M.
I For Norfolk: ? 00 A. kt . I N P. M . 4:M P.
M.
> For N. A W. Ry. West: 4:U A. M. t:M A.
M . 3:00 P. M . ?:30 P. M
For Petersburg: 1:0? A kt. ?15 A. a..
?Oi A. M . S 00 A. M.. ?:50 A. M . 3:*> P. at..
?10 P. M-. ?.<*> P. M . jt f. M.. ?:2? P. M-.
lUiss P. M.
For Goldsboro and FayettevlLe: *4 10 F. at
Trains arrive Richmond dal.7: (:*> A. at..
1:40 A. M , 10:15 A. M.. '8*7 A St.; ?IS:? A.
M.. '11:40 A. 31.. '3:10 p. M . ~! 40 P. M.. f:?
P. M . ?:35 P. M . S:C0 P. M.. ?.00 P. M . 11.J?
P. M.
I 'Except Sunday "Sunday only.
Time of arrival and departure and con
nectlons not guaranteed,
C. b. CAMPBELL D P A. ft* Main St.
PANAMA CAN Ala
WEST INDIES?SOUTH AMERICA.
"LAURENTIC." "MEGANTIC."
Two Largest. Newest, Finest Steamers
Ever Sent to the Tropics.
JANUARY 8.
January 22. February &. February 12.
28 and 29 days. 1173 upward.
S. H. BOW MAX. Agent. Richmond. Va
old dominion line. (
Lv Richmond foot of Ask St. dai:y 7 00 P. M. .
Laave Newport News..5:00 A at
Arrive Norfolk.?:?* A. M.
Connects with main line steamers leaving
Norfolk for New York dally, except Sunday.
7:00 P. M. Connections a.so made by n. a
W Kv. * P. M. and C a u. Ry at 4 P. m.
Night line steamers stop at c.aremott to
land or receive passengers on signal, and will
be met ..y pu1- ??? conveyanee
1 IKillMA navii.A1ION co. 1 Effective
March II.?-James River by daylight for
Norfolk and od Point. Newport New* sad
?I. James Rlv.r landings Steamer leaves
Mundsy. Wedne*-ia> and F-Iday at ?:? A.
M Freight r. celved for all James River
|..:.. n?d:?on IM
Main T.cket Offic- S:: Z. Msls Street.
PRESIDENT-ELECT WILSON
BERMUDA
is the l?e*t place in the tvorM that I know
MR. BOWMAN
i- new txmking for his -t>crial partv to
?Ml lor sKtgsMtsi bt THE ROYAL MAIL
STEAM PACKET COMPANY'S W0m
kn<>?.-i heartier "ORl'B V" leaving Vew
York November liuh.
BOOK NOW.
ASK
S.VMIEL H. BOWMAN,
7IW E. Main Street.
Richmond Agent
THE ROYAL M AIL STEAM PAC KEl'
COMPANY.
Winter Trips "By Sea"
vorioi k TO
B4TSTON and i'll ?vipence.
St.sn-. -s Nor'o'.h to Boston dslly. except1
Tl.ais?ia\. -t Ifoii'Sre. *Mo. day. Th-ra?
dar *nd -a urday. ? P. M 'Fregbt oaiy.
Tf rough t; ?<? :s on sale to principe, po'sta
Fite Utine?, excel ent svrvK?. low s
W?r-lees egraph Send for booklat.
App J C * <> V.J.. N. * W R?.. 8. H
Bowman. No 7*1 E. Main Slreat. and Rlck
asend Torir. r Comsaar N? ?? K Ma.c St
CMII*%. IIB\. J%MtM%. F?X%M%.
Past tea,er* . s. 1.1 .e? * Rate? ? id-?-s
n*e ??..?.? I Mail Means .a. art to
? ? ^ -.?V ??t? rJ Sta*e
\ ^ IM STEXMsllir TI- KET
!?
I
Protection and
Free Trade
Happily Combined
PROTECTION equally afforded depositors of
large and small amounts by our capital paid in
of $2,000,000 and our surplus of $1,000,000.
FREE TRADE, by reason of our large assets
of over TWENTY MILLION DOLLARS, worthy
borrowers are assured of ample funds at all
times.
First National Bank
Ninth and Main Sts., Richmond, Va.
Business Interests
Of the present day require the co-operation of the beak
as never before.
Richmond's Strictly Commercial Bank
offers its co-operation to business interests, large and
small. And, although a COMMERCIAL bank in the
strictest sense of the word, we solicit personal, rWMwg
and savings as well as commercial accounts.
3 Per Cent Interest, compounded serni-annu?
ally, paid in the savings department.
Planters National Bank
of Richmond, Virginia.
CAPITAL.$ 300,000.00
SURPLUS AND PROFITS. . .$1,400,000.00
"THE HOME FOR SAVINGS."
The Central National Bank
Solicits the accounts of firms and individuals and gives every
con=ideration consistent with sound banking.
The service accorded patrons of this bank accounts for our
continuous growth.
The Central National Bank
3 Per Cent Allowed on Savings.
I Are You Getting Results?
It rot. yon will find the BANK OP COMMERCE AND
TRUSTS," Ninth and Main Streets, prepared to offer you an
up-to-dntc senke, and to take the same careful interest in
looking after your bu>inc*s that has brought it thousands of
satisfied customers. Account-, large and small, receive that
intelligent and thoughtful attention that insures results.
3 Per Cent Interest Allowed on Savings Accounts,
NAMA
ANAL
8 DELIGHTFUL CRUISES
to 1 UM
Usrh? Xew Tern ?y tips Pel
S.S. MOLTKE
Jan. 4. 23; Feb. 2S; March S.
S.S. VICTORIA LUISE
Jan. IS; Feb. S; Mch. 11; Apr. M.
IS Day*.$145 a-dcf
n *? .sut - -
? ? .sus - -
jejs? see *fn*.
CWmttppdM Buk
j
j No account is too small for this
1 bank to handle.
HurlrfTtfT National Bad.
Work fb South Richmond by,
becoming a depositor in this bank. .
EL A. BARBER Mm
L A. BARBER t CO.
ACCOr>TT*?i. AttMTIK?.
ns mni ???WM,
rkMM> nsi. ?rii-?i?Ii, t?.
F.F.V.
Pacta Fiel? Vmttftmm.
CHARLES F. HUMIXL
AUDfTTXG, ACCOWnWC.
ST971MAI iXjfvO.
Big Loans Wanted
15 SCHS
Foneiox It on et
ismvr. urrRovrrn morrRTT
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