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FHESIDENT'S MESSAGE
FH8LI DECEIVED
While Wall Street Market* Were Er
ratic, lirokers Attribute
It to Conditions.
STEEL TAKES BIG D IS O V
Union Paciflr, General Motors and
Other Stocks Show Fluctuations
~ of Many Points During Trading
Hour.
BY BKO.VOAN W'AIX.
? NK\V YOKK, .iiinuiiry 4. ? President Wil
son's >pcoi'ti to in win* h he r*
t*i?3iirc?i il:>; Invesiots of III" country ami
*lirgc<l Hi* passage ot taws earryiiip out hto
YeCent supp ~st ions rtpurdinp r.uiroii?t>. w a.s
fav orabiy fniit.1 in wan Su
The market w .to cxir?inely erratic. b.it
thut Kim uno entirely to icchnK'iil coitui
lions.
As Illustrating the market n-lion. steel
maj . o taken. In the early tradttii; it sola
. its. hlph as y. I 4. Shortly after tiic Pr?i
umi a atluress it brotio to It then n
covert'ti .-*? l s and >ylo "
!M 1-.. where il ? losrU. I aiuii Pucin. swuim
petw cen 1:7 1-- ?nu ll.? an.i ci??se,t at
115 3-4. Oener .1 Mmiirs lluetii.ited bci .vev.i
11.' untl 11. ??? -?? IH - ' ,
more a in! duo. < iii'sapeake ami ?mm,
H.aiiltip .?i.d Mtilvale were .iruiiw icaturm
OS tne day.
President Wilson's statement vas no sur
priM* to the Strict, because lie Jii'Tt iy lol
loiM-il out the lines of hit o?n ?>roii.imil
lion maue at tliu tune of .i> iintInk control
I.r .hi rallt oaiit*. Yet Wall Street nrctetiu
cu to bco in it a nc** mess.tjjv i?t assurance.
Goou news Irum Hujj-u was a iUsldllliliS
Influence in the market.
lirokers itls-i tvpoithat poo-l buyinc
ha: tome trout duisIiIi .?.< m the last lew
tiny.'. Much ft tin.-, buying is ironj small
Invcstory. who i;ot baipalns at the bottom,
und who arc now encouruped to Iik t'cano
their lines of stot ks. , ,
ltaltimori- ..ni tililo und Chtsapc.nke and
Ohio are mHihc at about the- .same price,
ullh.oipn tin- p >vt rnmciil puat antee for the
latter' Is above 'J t-ti cent, its apa.nst
trilir over per t?nl tor the former.
t'.t:? npill Koti'llnc <iu>> Itrpely to tne
fact "that tin- pov ct nnient puarahteo mak"."
i' almost certain that there will be an
income ft above 17 per cent for the com
man -to. k Delaware an.l Hudson tor tn?
nithe reason I"- expected to have nil asSUtcil
Income of nearly l.l P<>r cent Somio '?f ?>ic
uther r.uaranto^s figur* -i uut by 1
ate Atlantic Coast l.lli*. 1 0 I-'-': V l'l,aK."
Northw?Mcrn. 11. Illinois Central. 11 1 l.
l.ouisvllle and Nashville. I : Norfolk and
\Ye:-tcrn. 14; Southern Pacific. II; l.ntoii
pacific 1*.. and Pennsylvania. S 1-2.
Most of the tobacco Mocks were stronp.
no w-al:ne.-j. belns displayed exc? ptlnc
those that have been victims of speculating
manipulations by pools American Te.r
phonn sold off more than .? points becaus
?>f the Mile of notes. Westlnrhouse was ;
rtr'niK on announcement that n V? rt f con
traets for the eovernment f"r niarhlne puns i
Mrxt.-nn P- troleum was stronc in the ??arly
Fession. lei; reacted with the rest of the'
ill H I k< t.
N'"W YC'llK. Januarv 4--MTcantUo pape-. 1
r.t? mSterlinR: slxlv-flay l.llls.
comm. re!a! sixty-day bills on banks. J4..1.
comnvrcln! sljtty-day bills. *4 .t* t". denisii'l.
J4 7.SU; caW??. i4 7r.7-H".: bar silvi r WK:
Mexican dollars 7:': sovprnm'nl bonds,
stead v; railroad bonds. Irrccular. ? ln;v
loans, tlrrn: sixty davt. ninety tlay> and six
inriiit lis ?i*4 G. Cull niunoy. OiA^-y , ruiiup
ratr. I
BOND LIST
i
Am. Wr tinK Paper lis '<1
Anglo-French .V- M'v
At.anile Coast l.lne 4- v
A. ?? 1..?I., ami N col 4s t bill I.. .... ?> <
A I., deb. 4s <Haltlmore? (bltl) .
Chesapeake antl I 111 I o rv ?? ?]
t'hesapeake anil Ohio ev. 5s
l.ipir'11 fcinl Myers (>s J* i
r.oriM?rd Tobacco 'J
Me.reantlle Marine fi; ;'l
Seaboard Air l.ine adj. .r-s !;,Ji
H. A. L. stamped 4s (asked)
Southern Hallway 4s ?jl ;
fiouthcrn Railway f>s (bivl) 517
It. S |{apist?*r< d is. l^a '?> J
1" S !!? uistrred lis. !VI<> '?'*
i' S Iti'iili t ere.I Is. l!*".'i 'n^_
I". S. l^lherly J.oan SVas f'SJj'
r. s. 1 .tbi-rty i.oan 4s t<??_:](>,
C. S Steel s f. Is ?.'-i j
Va. Hrown Hros Ctfs IW. \'u ? (asketil "is
VfteCur. Che m lea I 1st as (askedl fi ]
Va.-Car. i Itetnlcal cv ts (bid) 9-?
|{ It'll M ONI) STOli; MAIIKKT.
I He t'askle 41 I'.ureh A- Co. I i
Kii hnv?tel. Va.. January 1. 191*.
STAT!; silCI'KlTIKS. H.d. Asked.
\'ir?:.nia Xu. ?i:d. t.'. miuI li J'j tn
.IrK'lt.ia Centuries ;i <<4
P. I I.ItOAD IIO.VPS.
Seaho.ird Adjustment r>s 4
South' rn Hailw.iv 1st 5.s
So. It. I>ev and <5 M. 4- t.1
STlt KKT it A 1LWAY HuNDS.
Nor and Ports. Trac. Co. is
Hv. an.I Pow. Co. .r.s >i<
SSTKKET K'Y STOCKS P-?r. Hbl. As., d
Vii. Hy an'i Pow. Co.. it*!.. K'O ... 94
Va. He. and Pow Co.. Cotn.. lOil ... 41
HA li.ROAK STOCKS.
A. C. |? i . rn 10# ?2
Chesapeake and ('hi. 1'") M
Norfolk antl W isit-rn. idd.. i ??
N. ami V. .. com K'i' 10..'j ...
Seaboard Air l.ine. pfd 1<M l.S'/a ...
StMhonrd Air I.inc. roiii.... I'm s
South" rn l*.kllw?;j. pfd 1<H> Mli ...
Sou hern Hallway. ? oin 1 -44* ...
JIA K AM) Tltt'ST CO STOCKS
Am* ritan National Ij'i . . 1X3
Hroiid Struct ??-*
M:;n<'liestsr National V" .-'j
ll'd Trust and SuviuK-s Co... I1*.' ... Hi
\V. > t I.nil liaiu; . - j 43 ...
m i'W'i.i.i.an;:. >ps
V.I .-Car. < ?h'-ma I. :?!.! l'?i f?>
Va.-Car Ch-mlial. .em "> .'iiiVi ...
Va. Hulldilik' .mil l.oati Co... 1 ? lui ...
COTTON MAKKKTS.
Ni:\V Yul'.K, .l?nuar> 4 -Tli?re wern
vlol"*it I'u tu.it:ot > m th" cotton snarl.et
to-day H^t oris 'hat sotno of the Carolina
mills h.td I'.-:, forced to shut down owtne I
|.. -h-Ttaci of water were follow I'd bv a
\er> harp t 11. prb???s. but latet adiiees
lr...nat. d th.c *: li. > ? ivotinl reopen Monday,
si .1 the -f.a! 'rallbil on heavy irsde j
tuvine T'o (!?-..'Tal lift 1'ltu.ed steady ut ? ;
r,t-l advunie of 1: i<. Jl* points. The niiirket '
op. i,. .l steady at .in advance of 1" lo '."(
r.oitits on telatl\.!> linn cables, Hlvertiool
huvinc ai.j ...?.??fine* l-> som.- of yosierday':
lat* sellers, w h' were probably .lisappoin'ed
llij". tile l.na.; of v-stirday afternoon had j
IK- brourl.t m b.sper i>v>-rtilKll> selllnR
r-rd- f- January sohl up lo and May 1
t f '7) 11 iht aft." the cp. II. with :ntl\"
n ..-,th> c-iur. .-howinc net pa n> of
tn .? point- i lie tuaik' t m-t ? Rood d"al
of r.a!l/lti:.' f'ti th.- tally. w!lll?- there was
nsideriihle Southern hedite s-iiin ?
tin.I offerings h.- ..ti.t* more utr.ent ..r ap
trr>\ slve u ri-;-. rt < reached th" rinr
th.n !:?' miil.- in tie charlotte sect inn hid
closet) down Kor .. lltno tho market *?<?)
r:. irnnely w?:.l;, ..t. I stoji orders w ? re un
rno red on tii- br-;.U. whb-h carried Jan
tlarV otf lo 31.b.*, aii.i May to eti.lt'., or aliont
?. to HJ f.t? i-t iw. r. atnl f.?? to ?,x points
frr.|:i the li'ph li\el of the mornlnK. Hioi.
ir- r> i i es. i.i n ? .?? of 111 larper lo.-al
tt.o' l.o?st - < . -\ h'-avy bui. rs on till:,
if . ine, prill' May. and tho market
r.'.led i'ii thn. siii i ? rt. covrrinK. bulll-h
Southern spot >??? ? - and reaiwurinit r. -
.. t.. th-- ii. -; t ua t loti. l.ast prlceH
st. .e.t.l tall'.' of a I. i' '? to 47 Points from
tin- lowest. Cotl futures irfblo
? 11 -h I ..iw
J.'tnuitry
> K" ll
Mill
.In..
31. o:. ::i.44
?!? ? m io :.o
?< : o i:i :.VL9
:? ? :>? 40 :?;?>?! :av>
ll'-'oli'r . ... .if. ?'t .S !>9
.' r... cotton. i)un i middling. CJ.U.V.
;. i VV YtiRK. January 4?Port movement1
- i .ldlinr ' . ? : r?*eclptj. f.-., l.ales:
t ? 147 ?4 be .
'1 ?*! to- a * . !! p'.rts ? Net receipts,
r0.7iti bk!e . vj.or ' ?; bales; ^
i nid
i for week -N. : r? e? i:.v j;.' bales:
extorts, 4S.C40 halt
Total for i".i \?'t receipts. 2.79I.OS7
L.alt . export- . : . r.^'.e
M:V.' OflHHAN.s ?rv 4 ?Hapbl price
rha-iK'-S ill' V .1 lie ????? '. u 111. renpe o. -
t ii rc l In I "tlori the result of th>
ii. velopineril cf riii - ? i a two-sided mar
ket than has been n lately, one element
worl.inp for a r-e- iiii from tlx a'lxanie
while anolh'-r wo:^< 1 for hlpliee i.rwe-.
ba-* UK their opera. Ion ? on coni)tiin><i tirni
lie*s of the spot t.-partrnent. The i.e. re.
hi.' for th" 'lay v., ?ir * I Vance of ?? to 1,'
points. Ori the op* nine aeii\?. months w#-r*
j to S points oil ii iio e t* overntrht selling
orders I nirp filiate ef-r the . a.i f.uppott
w a. offer'-d '<? v liieh f.r . e? -espondir!
readily, atol * ra' <1 rue carried tiadinp
liiontlw It to Lr, p dfiti .,hove yesterdav's
l-'o.-e. Some Of Ibis I' II y III tr We- due lo
bullish rumors < oiii<ininc Kintiii n Around
the middle of th? i.ornltiK ? -hari break
resulted from r'-t- rt of th' wholesale
closing flow ii of mills In the Carolina-, tie
cause of the Jitek of t.ov. er. and prices w.<rii
son' 1!) to ."I tioini.- iinler yesterday'^ finals
J.atcr reports exubiiri'd that only miia'.!
mills were Shuttlrr Oown. ar.d lhat the
curtailment of operations wouiil amount to
but ono worklnp day. This I rourht about
a steadier feellnp. ai.d tho tone on the close
waa Mfeady.
Sjiot cotton, firm and unehanped. S;.le?
on tho spot. 1.5'." bales; to arrive. 1.040
bales. Mtddllnp. V>.tir.
NKW YOIIK PP.OHICE MARKKT.
NKVV YORK. January 4. ? Haw supar.
steady; ccnlrlfUKal. COL; riiolasoes, notnlnal;
replied, liteady: lln<> pra n ulalid. *.li<f f.
Hutter. firm; cheese, steady. Spot coffee.
Urtn; Rto SantOH 4s. 10?i.
Kurth^r pains were rnade tn the cotton
oil market to-day. the outcome of short
coverlnir and very muRer otferlnrs. Jaj.
uary aol<l up ?'> l?-*"'. February to 1^.00. and
March to 1915. I-'Inal bids wer<; 9 (0 j;,
r.olnta nut hlpher. Hales. Wi l.arr?!s Prime
crude. 17.50 nominal. Tho iriarket closer;
steady. PdoI. li.7". bid; January, li.SO.
March. ???: May, l?.W.
4.
O
Official Range and Sale of Stocks in New York
Stock.
Sales.
2,000 Allis-Chalmcrs
100 Allls-Chalmers. pfd. ...
100 Am Apr. Chem., com.
{?00 Am. Beet Sugar. com..
7.400 Aniencan Can
100 American Can, pfd
1.900 Am. Car and Foundry.
100 American Cotton Oil..'.
200 Am. Hide and Lea'r, ?pf'i
100 Am. Linseed Oil, pfd...
4,7o0 American Loco
l?o Am. lyoco.. j>fd
C.400 American Smelting ....
Am. SnutY. com
300 American Sugar
J.1'00 Am. Tel. and Tel. Co...
2,-00 Ann Tobacco, com
Am. Tobacco, pfd
Am. Writing Paper, pfd
American Zinc
Anaconda Copper
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line ...
A. C. L. of Ct. (Hal to.)
Baltimore and Ohio....
Kcth'm Steel, II
Hfth'in Steel 8 p. c. pfd
Baldwin Loco
lirooklyn Rapid Transit
Central Leather, com..
Canadian Pacinfic
California Petroleum ..
Chesapeake and Ohio..
Chi. Orcat West
? 'hi. Creat West., pfd..
Cni.. Mil. ainl St. Paul.
Crucible Steel Cor., com
Crucible Steel, pl'd
Colorado Kuel and Iron
Colorado and Southern.
Corn Products, com....
lJistillcrs
Dome Mines
10 tie
ICrie, 1st pfd
Cencral Motors
Cencrul Electric
tioodrich, com
Creat .Northern. pfd...
Creai North. < ?re Ctfs.
Gulf State Steel
Illinois Central
Inspiration Copper ....
Inierboro-Cons., pfil.
Int. Mer. Alar., com....
Int. Mer. Mar., pfd....
lilt. Paper, coin
LI THOMAS BRANCH & CO.. Bankers and Brokers.
Open. High. Low. Bid. Ask'd Sales. Stock
Closing
19J 20
71
Open. High, l/ovr.
:.St?o
1,500
.',300
16.400
6S.SOO
l.l'OO
Tort
OuO
coo
0.300
300
12.SO0
loO
2"0
4.400
lo.ooo
800
1 2.700
6.200
3, < "y
{,.100
3.900
0.00(1
3,100
4t'0
800
1.soo
? 2,300
son
20.100
1.900
20
74J
J0
00 4
714
061
??.*?
V0J
ioii
.0:5
14 1
102
O-'i
86i
52i
81
08 i
CI
415
6 t! \
l3:ii
11
511
8
2U
41? 0
(>6^
37i
16k
27|J
1I4J
134
40
I'O
-71
28
204
74g
80
4 08
ooi
52
C'.'J
674
?J.?
SUl
iooj
10*.
1 15
I'ii
6:1;
87
5oi
s 1 y
yy
til
451
081
110
1 1
61J
? ?;,
474
684
*38
331
X04
10
105
281
1178
134 i
40
110 i
28
108
748
SO
74a
30
you
701
r.11
00 ?i
o 0 ii
its
100
1131
111J
151
62
su
52 J
781
081
69 <
44i
66
1361
134
51 j
8
:t-i
4?>8
5 5 J
32J
34 I
.?
1:
39
8M J
262
481 47
75$
yoi
7 it
002
1.04
71 J
2S
631
70
7?S
301
S?il
1U
J 7
61
CO
56 J
04 i
7S2
k;
y.<2
10t?4
14 2
Ij 3
16J
62
85 S
02
85
r.3i
70
084
GO 4
45
66
1364 137
04 J
7'.t
04
101
-IH'J
i 1 4
100
lOJ
b-'i
86
04
00
531
70i
00
60
4 6 2
661
l;
53 }
4 *
24;
16
14
P. ?? T
Jog
8
21?
46-;
t.6i
894
38
'.21
3H 35
10a
-'6i - .
1 111 1151
13 3 i
30 i
01
23 2
861
281
2 1324
30
i?04
26 2
02
048
47
454
05
05-2
4
Int. Paper, pfd
3,500 Kennecott Cot p
1,100 Kansas City So., coin..
2,800 Lackawanna Steel ....
1.400 Lehigh Valley
Liggett and Myers, com
l.orillard Tobacco, com.
10O Louisville and Nash....
400 Maxwell, com
300 Maxwell, 1st pfd
Maxwell, 2nd pfd
8.5P0 Mexican Petroleum ...
1,200 Miami Copper
300 Mo.. Kan. and Texas. .
5,500 .Missouri Pacific
600 Nevada Copper
200 New Haven [
10,700 New Vork Central
300 New York Air Brake.. .
3,300 Norfolk and Western..
2,600 Northern Pacific
20.100 Midvalc Steel
8,100 Pennsylvania
200 Pittsburgh Coal. com.".
300 Pressed Steel Car
1,000 Tty. Steel Spring, com..
4.000 Reading
7,100 Rep. Iron -ind Steel .
?Hep. Iron and Steel. pfd
-.600 H I. and i??c. B. pr
1.600 Seaboard Air Line, com
1.500 Seaboard Air Line. pfd.
St. L. Southw.. com....
1,000 Sloss-Sheffield. com. ..
6.100 Southern Pacific ...... j
7,500 Southern Railway
800 Southern Railway, pfd'
11.000 Studebaker
5,000 Texas Company ...
_ 40o Texas l-'acific
C7,3oo I'nioii Pacific
321
KS
70
5S
1I2J
27 2
681
' R21
301
5*
2 3 a
10
724
121
1011
87
47
464
461
61
454
741
80
'534
8
IS
?i
A.
8:
51
144
I H j
115J
812
--4
soy
, !!? c?st l'n Pipe, pfd
4,-f>o i.nited f'ijr. Stores, com *'?'1
... _ 300 V. S. Rubber. com.. . j
1^6j ? 14.900 1 niied States Steel, com 0VJ
u.600 I In i ted States Steel, pfd io<w
^00 J_a.-f.ar. Chemical, com 36i!
* a.-Car. Chemical, pfd
000 H abash, com
4.4i'0 Wabash, pfd., A..
2.300 Wabash, pfd., 1\.'
2,100 West Inghouso
100 Western t'nion .
?0,5(t0 Willys-Overland .WW'
4 6-1 10,500 Tobacco Products,
Tobace?? Products.
321
18
T04
58
31*
171
7<(
8 14
304
?r? 5
214
10
32j|
738
J 21
1054
874
481
464
47i
62
4 7J
76J
S01
D 4 *2
10*
" 4 2 :J
85
2 4 i
60S
?"i
14:
1
in;
11:
8 5:2
284
com.
pfd
6)!
*4
43
??-4
11 i
861
2 ill
521
8 J
438
U24
4 2
861
52 4
Bid. Ask'd
Closinur
63 Co
1122 11 21
i 7 i 26i
584 58
Ml
3?'i
.,54
is?
32
72 4
120
1032
85 4
47
46
464
61
464
744
70 i
*5:'?
72
18
'412
83 2
23 4
50
60 2
14 2-1
' 6 i
01 i
0 ?
r?3
064 04
100 !2 ins 2
361 35 4
T^-1 T?,a.' for daV, i'cjs -
Total .sales for week (four daj
81
4-; 2
4 r
864
102
001
32
172
7n;
68
180
180
113
312
173
784
578
165
155
112
27 27}
OS 58 i
21 22-2
811 82
30i 3?'J
5 5 5
23 2:.A
181 18
72 72
110 120
l'Hl 105
8HJ 87
'00 shares..
). 4.232.50m
474
46
45
614
4 6 4
7 5
701
02 1
63 4
7'2
3 Si
23
414
841
23 J
f,H
50 J
143
15 J
110/.
4 3
04 8
100
81
4 3
if
S.<1
20
00 4
S->
47S
46 J
46
62 4
46i
751
704
05
541
81
181
20
4 2.j
84 ,
231
so;
51
111
I 7
116
472
03
54
04 S
1*104
?t.> I
107
8 2
43 2
221
4 I k
874
20 i
On ^
00
Chlfkrns, choice, medium, lb. 2J & SY
> 111- kens. large, lb 24 cf 2*
lions. per ih ij cat ~0
Kousiera. each i<<> <> u
lidk'si, tiich T> a i. 1 T.">
Itabbita X (ft la
Ducks. la rite, jouns. lb "'1 ?i> 14
Turkcya. live. per ll> IS it iu
Kggtf anil liutter.
In crates, near-by. freyn. iIoa >S> f-3
In crates. other section;., Una 4,1 4S
Family, choice, fresh. Ih So tfi) W
.Mirclunth', fair. per !b <U Zrj
l.lv? Stock.
Veals, choice to fancy, lb 1~
\ ? * .. iiiKir to fa.r. lb II sw I4!4
Calven. runners. ucr lb S itf !?)
Uambti. spring lb 14 ??r )u
Cattle, fair to prime. per lb.... J 9
IIok.", dr*?s;*d. fr )b .*> ft) 2.'
ISoi.**. live per lb 1? ir liVa
II Idfu.
l>rv mill. !b H: .-0
l>rv fall. !(> it
Oreen. *alt. per ll> iy: \<
linen, lb 1b
(?I'll ii. damaged i>rr il>. (a* to
? iiiailty) * fv <2
'lallow UVsW 14
H.-. jm a x (rp *?
lluno hide.*. oath SCO 4*' 6 CO
..lAKKbl' i "ON HIT ION.
roul'ry?Shield nn and henr vcrv scare*
and In good demand: turkeys ne'tlvo and
tvanieal rabbit::, market dull and over
.orlti'd. !-.Kg*--S4carc<? and In big demand.
Hutier--Market lirm: receipts li?rht. in?i<-b
? Mark'-! dull and uncertain; rcc?iiit* Ii"av?.
I,1 ve >K?'k of all kinds in pood demand and !
brings UP market quotations on arrival.
till U.1III.M1 HtCIS K-\l;kEl'.
b liviiwile ()u?uittuD>.
iln v. l Cini&naw <v Co.)
Richmond. Va.. January 4. 1>1S.
Avuir*.
. ?iicy Iliack. i'nign ft t M
t-aucy !> layman &?[>? 0 KM
h amy Wii.esups t M w 6 M
l-.niy loihs 4 00 U 4M
Fancy I'lppins 6 00 w <> t>?
I am y Hia..k Hen* V 4 M
I .w>) lai.ui.se sweets... 4 rO k w
I amy eating varieties 4 W) 9 I ??
Nu. 1 Hiack I'M is* 9 t M
,'mi I Ma>iiian Sapa u h K
So t W Ineuapj I II v a u?
.No 1 lurti Sot W 4M
Nu. I 1'ippins fc 00 u I ??
No 1 itiaiK i?eri? (0 4 U4
No. I I'araoib* ?webla..i 1 76 o ? M
No 1 lieu Davis k fcu tf a it
Nu. - Uiack Twiga OHM
No. 1' ijia> man Saps 0 a *4
No. i Winesaps 1 2S \t a fr*
Nu. t York* 2 <5 \e i a
Nu 'J. I'lKunia M I II
Nu ^ Uiack liens O <1 M
No Z Linn Davl* 3 71 0 1M
No it uinar varieties a U 0 2 M
Oranxi'H. tiruuerruu. C raolxrrlr*.
I'"lorkla oranc'a <d 4 to
r iui >ua ki?a.toUll 2 26 w ? ??
I'aiifornla orancea (a 4 IA
Cl AllUi'JilVA. liAIIVJ .... It M l? mt
L1 aiioarrnta. L10& i 00 v 2 U
V't|eUDl?4.
Beans. Florida (mtii, namiior 3 0(1 tt * *4
Ijcaiid, Kiuriua wax, Dampar "4 00 a M
ure.a bu:icb, pel luv 2 00 4/ X M
bri'is. Jaine) liaaket M 10
i abbac. domeitlc, ton &0 00 (a; 60 00
? abliaKe. Lialiiab, ton 50 1-0 u- ?0 00
1 ucuniuera, hi>ilioii.a*e Out..,. tf 2 rti
Ueiery, ruucli. crato 4 W Oi & 00
Ltiti), uuu, 11 i? av
i'kiil'ianl. fioriaa, crate <S o ?
Lfu ji e. N. V and N. J., box 2 00 tl il 21
Ltliucb. \ IrKliua, bamper... 1 ^ 9 1 U
New urieana. bbl... I uO u lu M
!uUAbruonin, \ ",t. nunel I 2m <y "l M
Unions >eilo* lvo-io. Hack.. 3 u K M
Oiiiuna. rail. tiA-lb. sack ? Ta V ?4 M
onions. wnile oollera ? 4 ll
Okra Kloiiua. crata 8 50 t? *
I'ariilllpK. .Ii-rsey, babkcl lip 1! -0
rarHiitpa, barrel <t ti l?j
l eu i' to 1 -?ia namper ?# ? w?
I'ar.-ley. hamper 4j> t> 00
kuliiaiiil, uui .. 1 2i hj 2 M
feppeia. Florida, crata a ua & fc a?
ua&li Kluiioa. crate 3 60 U 4 M
'1 ulnatoea, Florida, crate 4 M ? 6M
'J tiiiiaioeo. California, box 2 J* 0 3M
'tuiiialoea hothouse, lb ii W M
btsm tiolaluta. ?aM?rn
Shore, barrel. No. 1 it 6 (0
. -..-i-f.- c.aat?rn
Shore, barr-"!. No. 2 if 4 00
Swent t'lotatoch. local, bbl <i? 6 00
I'otatOL^. lo';al. liO lbn (W IS a?
1 uik.ura. 1 VII. 1 luUml slock
lO'i 23 9 ZM
1 mains. New York, round
rtock, 160 lbs 23 O JU
1 01a iora Michigan. round
i*l 01 k 104 ibs. 2S O 2 M
Florida lettuce & Z bt
l.u^jr iu.aiiu I'auiillower I? 0
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKKT.
CHICACO. January 4.?The buying power
hi oatx was InMiitenl to-day. and prices
iloaed at an advanco of lt to 1 cent, with
May th?- MrotiKot M>ot on the ll^t. Thero
wa- couil buying Of oata by local nhorls.
and In addition there were heavy takincs In
.. (-ali-ro.-a niantirr. The hishcM prices
t'ached wore fairly well held, and those
?lio led In the buying followed the mar
ket u-.mard and aUaorbed all the oHtrln;;* In
cvtdencv. Sciiliiili nt vli Oatd wat. mom
ouliish.
rrost^'ts nr.? an Increase In the move
ment: of oat* at -tl pouiui. and th? receipts
at Wi-:,trrii market:! were I.Oi'.'.ftiO bushel.-.
..0111 pa red with 4,'5.0uO tor the correHpomJIiir
day last year. There was really no IreinJ
to the provision market, and tha ran?e of
prli 's waa narrow.
llaaiK of '4 to ^1 cent were shown tn the
corn market, and thy undertone vjaa one
o; marked Mreueth.
Wll K.\T? Open lllch. Low, Close.
I''niur?'3 not quoted.
Ct'ltN?
.tan 1.J7 1 " ? 1 CC'j l.rT*4
May !.-/?; 1 J, l.??i
741,
:4 91
'S?4
4S.? 45.51 ij./jit
4...M 444. M
;,} *>, S3.65
I'lW 11IA 14.!')
1 ?-?0 ;i.|j sii;
:jr./
RICHMONI> <JRAIN MARKKT.
Wholesale Uiintatioiis on Kirliance.
hmond. Va.. January 4. 191S.
VVIIKAT- <"ar l."ts:
l'rii i<- r?-Kiilai?d by the covernment.
<!ORN-Car l.ot?:
No. J lvhlte Ji1 1 S7
No. wlill" M' 1 ><
No . mlxod w 1 'f>
No. A iniKeri to 1 71
Virginia bac lots 1 t~* V0 1 K.V
Corn on the cob 1 00 <& 1 7a
OATS?Car l.ots:
No 2 mixed (* ti
No. :t mixed (t 14
No 2 wh.t? HO ^7
No U whit" *f
Winter Hrfd, bac lots 79 nt 1 2j
11V K?Car l<ot.i:
No 2 rye nominal
No. .? rye nominal
Virginia, bag Ioih nominal
RICHMOND IIAV MAMfT.
Whole?a e OimLatlonn on Kxchanre
Hlchinond, Va.. Jahuary 4. 1311.
HAY"?far L'iU:
No. I llmothy SI 10 <fi
No i timothy SOU)
No. I llrriolhy ta 17 (?
l.lght clover, mixed >0 W (<t
N<?. 1 rlover. mixed 'ft T.0 ?
No. 2 clover, mlxeil <?? 2J 00
No. 1 clover 3 '0 <r.
No 2 ? 'over 4" 2fi M
Sa tr pie hay 0 21
K W??t omprei?se?l 0 III M
STRAW -1.00.40 pren?vd. large
bales f* 17 10
FIIUCKS-Conriiirerfed 1C 00 Gv 16 f.O
Bill ? rvS I.oofce-pressed, large
bales II CO 0 li 0?
'l I i.l.CKKH?''tr l.otai
Shlpntuff. winter & 4J M
JJran. winter 41 41 ^0
ShlnatulT. sprinc ? 40 .V)
I Hran. spring 4f> 00
?N?V YOKK 1.1 VK STOCK MARKET.
NfcW TOKK, January 4.?liecvee. irreRu
lar: ?t?crs. $n.50irculls. $..u0fc tli.uO;
iw. 14.76? $9.00.
Calves. ttrm; veals. ll.\noe? 1:7.59: cullo.
Sheep ujjiI 'lambs, steady; theep. JS.00?
II !?:*>: lainTi.M, Jl5.50iSf JJS.W.
llogn. no trading.
CIIIC AG O 1.1V K STOCK~M A RK ET.
'* HiV-AGO, January 4 - ? liojr.v: roccipt.^.
-S.Ort). HlronK; bulk. llS.S)ei'?l?i.fi0: lisht. $15.*0
| *? $18.50; mixed. $16.00?$I6.70: heavy. Jifi.OOte
JK.0; rough, ;16.iX>'t Hiis. $12.<Wftj $15.00.
If ? rvclpi^. 5.0-0, steady; native .-teev:?.
! J< Wtoi H:;.u0; htockorH au-l feeder*, JS
j $H'.I0: >:owu and hcifvra. Ji.SOtf 111.40; calvc.-.
? }& v-0'a J16.00.
; Sheep: receipts, 7.000. steady; wethers.
? $!X?; lumlm, Jlo.^VSf $17.10.
RICHMOND 1,1 VK STOCK MARKET,
(fairs at Union Stork Vnrd>.)
Richmond, Va . January 4. 1918.
Choiro jitrer^. 11'?*1 I -: medium to kuoiI.
SV.SS9V4: common to fs.ir. 6'.jieR. Cholco
! rows. Sft9: medium to pond. 6 V, 1j 7*-j: <*om
1 inon to fair. ft^vWO Iliist ni?n. :
medium to Rood. common to fair,
fift 7. Best heavy bullM. Stf i'-: light, 6'.td/'7'/-..
H'-st calves. 15; common to fair. lltftlC. 1
| Hest heavy hops. 171-: medium welirht. )7<ir !
M7i.; llsht. 16<c? )<?*i and stiKf. lS^'K-. ,
I Itest ! hoep. fc'fiMO; common to tair. ti&S.
i Ucut lambs. lu*i 16: medium. KVaHM.
MISCKL.LAX KOIS MARKETS.
| DRV GOODS. I
NBW VOTtK. January t.?Cotton 5:0003
I and yarns hero to-day \*ere tlrm, with print
Hiuhs back on the old ba.<dn of 1; cents for
;t8S-lnc)i 64x60s. Wool and linen markets
were tlrm. Trade was sreatly hampered '
by cold weather and transportation c-ondi- I
lion*.
PETERSBURO I'tUA.VlTT MARKET
Repnrt>*a ?>? <fnrt*?r?. PIu*?lm? r *? Cn tnr >
PETERSBURG. VA.. January 4? Spanish
(farmers' block), market weak at $2 uer !
busbel.
! Virginias (farmers' ntock). market weak: ;
fancy Jumbo, i<4 cents per pound; extra
prime. ** cents per pouna; prime. 7V? cants
| par pound. i
Real Estate Summary
0 Chancery trnnxfera ...9 31,850 CK>
1 Huntings* tramfrr .... C?50 410
4 Henrico tratrnfer* 5,S7? OO
7 rhaneery front deed".. 15-1.044 041
4 Henrico trust ilecHn... 14,7.10 OO
0 Chancery relrnt drrdx. JO.SJOO 7.1
4 Henrico rclenae deeds.. 1.402 SO
CH.VN C ERV Til A X SFERS.
Virginia C. Washington et vir to
Powhatan 11. Fortl 30x122 feet, known]
as 1117 1-2 North Fifth St root. De- |
c em her 31. 1017; tax. 52.60; $100. j
\V. M. Adams ct als. to Sue H. Schorr J
22x30 feet south line 15-foot alley, 150
! feet south Grove Avenue. December
| 24. KM 7; tax. .">0 cents; $10.
I Xatt.ii; M. Williams et vir to Sue if.
j Schorr, lot 16, block O. (tintor Park.
' December 24. 1917; tax. $4.SO; $10.
Sue H. Schorr to C. N. Williams. Jr..
I lot 60x135 foot southeast corner Grove
and Colonial Avenues. December 2-1.
1917; 10x135 feet south line Grove Ave
nue. 60 feet east of Colonial Avenue;
22x30 feet south lino of alley. 150 feet
south of Grove Avenue. December 24,
1917; tax. $19; $10.
; llobert H. Tallcy, trustee, to J. H. and
> K. N. Schepmoes. front ins 59 feet on
, North Second Street, known as 130s.
1 1310, and 1312 North Second Street.
! December 17, 1917; $2,6o0.
Kobo.rt H. Talloy, trustee, to J. D.
| Carnoal 20x100 feet south line Henrico
Street, SO feet east Spotswood Ave.- j
! rn:e. and 20x100 feet south line Henrico
; Street. 60 feet east of Spottswood Ave- ]
| nue. December 20, 1917; $600.
Sipmund F. Teiser et als. to James T">. j
Carnoal. fronting 15 feet on Duval'
I Street and known as 320 West Duval ?
Street. December 12. 191"; $1,000.
J. S. Cox et ux. to 11. W. Showalter
1 lot 17. block K. i'arkiand. December'
31. 1M1V; tax, $1; $10.
J. s. Cox el als. to B. W. Showalter;
: lot 23 and 20 feet Jot 22. block 12J
. Krooklatid Park. December 31, 1917;!
; tax, $1; $10.
II1: ST IX G S Til A X SI'I; It.
William D. Klkins et ux. to Harry j
; M. Calder f.0>:14S feet on east line'
' Forty-second Street, between lloscobel i
| and Dunstan A venues and iuu feet from
; l.oscobel Avenue. December 21, 1917;:
tax, $1; 5J0.
Hi;.Ml ICO Tit A XSKEHS.
Washington Park band Corporation]
to W. T. Jackson lot 24. bio<-k IS. Wash
ington Park. December 22, 1917; $200.!
\V. M. Parsons et ux. to J. C. Martin
lot 44. Kobtn Park. December 29, 1917;
1 tax. *1; $10.
The H.ast Highland Park Corporation1
to John M. Townua lot 6 and northeast
half of lot 5, block 5, subdivision of;
: Kast Highland I'ark. December 22,'
| 1917; $4,500.
I The lias; Highland Park Corporation;
to Charles N. Amtck and Newton C.
Met'licit; lots 11 and 12, block 19, Bast
Highland Park. December 13, 1917;
. $022.
CHAXCKHY Till'ST DKBDS.
W. Stewart White to C. M. Andrews.
' trustee, lot 15 and 15 feet of eastern
portion lot 1 4, block B. Mattery Park.
; December 20, 1917; $1,100.
I Powhatan II. Ford to Chewning &
. Itoxley, trustees, 30x122 feet, known as
' 1117 1-2 North Fifth Street. December
1 31, 1917; $3.ISO.
C. N. Williams, Jr., et ux. to n. n.
i Harrison and John \V. Hates, trustees.
! 70x135 feet southeast corner Grove and
1 Colonial Avenues aful 22x30 feet south
| line of alley 150 feet south of Grove
Avenue. January 1, 1917; $11,800.
Mary Susan Allen to 101am & Funs
to.n, trustees, lot 5. French Garden Hill.
December 2S, 1917; I2S0.
K. K. and J. H. Schipnioen to J. T.
Cartieal. trtjsteo, lot fronting 59 feet
' west line Second street, known as 130s,
' 1310 and I "12 North Second Street.
December 17, 1917; $2.)20.
Duplex Envelope Company, Incor
porated, to K. Randolph Williams and
, II. It. Pollard, trustees, lot fronting 150
j feet south line of liroad Street, corner
1 of baurel, and lot fronting 100 feet
south line of Rrnad. 150 feet west of
Laurel. August l. 1917; $135,000.
HUSTINGS TBl'ST DEED.
Jam's V. Jones to Norvell L. ITenley.
t rustee, .">1 2-3x148 feet on Stonewall
Street. being 10 1-3 feet nf lot 17 ami
all of lot tr? and 10 1-3 f'-ei of lot 13,
block 3!'. Woodland Jleiglit3. Decem
ber 10, 1017; $2,464.
HENRICO Til I"ST DEEDS.
J. C. Martin to W. r,. Miller lot 44,
Robin Park. Prcfmh^r 29. 1917; $400.
Heady Truman et ux. to \V. \V. Rev- !
erley 10 acres north .side Central or
1'arbytown Hoad. Varina District, Hen
rico County, about rix tniles from Rich
inond. January 4. 191.S
John M. Townos e; ux. to W. T'. Redd,
trustee, lot and northeast half Jot .'>.
block f?. East Highland I'ark. De
cember 22, J ;? 17; $2,500.
Eopriee l.and ?'"orporation to Trvinpi
S. Gotdbartli. trustee, ::7 57-100 acres in
Henrico County. December 1, 1017: i
$500.
CHANCERV IIKI.IOASK DEEDS.
Chewning ?- Roxley. trustees. ,?o
George N. Evans 40x120 feet, known an
1015. lOir.-A, 1017 and 1017-A North 1
Eighth Street. December 22, 1917; 52,- 1
4 c 4.
Henry S. Ilutzler and Ralph .T. Eevy. |
t'-ustoes. to n. H. Seherr 22 1-2x001-2
frel north line of ? at!ln Street, north
west corner of Cliatllu Street and Al
l^>i A\t.uf. December 27. 1017; 51.6S0.
J. 11. riliim and Joseph C. Taylor, j
trustees, to Flattie M. William.", lot 16. j
block O. Ginter I'urk. Iicccmlier 21,
1917; 12,464.
Stuart T.Sowe. truster, to Sue 11.1
Seherr 10x13a l'cet youth line Grove
Avenue. 60 fret east of Deep Run
Street December 2?, 1317; $300.
Stuart Howe, trustee, to Sue If.'
Seherr 60x13.") feet southeast corner1
Grove Avenue and Deep Kun Street.
December 2X, 1917: $7,f>u0.
Chewning ft Hoxley, trustees, to
Louise Christian Scott 27x124 feet.!
known as 101.". St. James Street: 13 1-3x
9 1 1-3 feet, known as 1224 St. John
Street. January 1. 191S; $1,42*.
A. I:, and A. C. Heinrich. trustees. to ?,
Ella 1/. (''Cornell lot I. square E. sub-!
division ot parcel S. Hennltago Tract. .
August 21, 1917; $1.032.75.
B.'.nk of Commerce and Trusts, trus- !
tee. to Melville Davis et ux. 20x125
feel west side Twenty-seventh Street,
14 1 !"?-?*t south N Street. January 3,
19 i 7; J10S0.
IT. A. McCurdy. trustee, to Virginia
Realty and Construction Company
2sl-6xl70 3-l feet south line Kensing
ton Street, 170 feet east of Eoulc
vard. July 27, 1017; $1,272.
HENRICO RELEASE DEIiDS.
T<\ Sltterding. J. D. Carneal and;
Charles K. Willis, trustees, to Rnzelia !
I'.. Elam 50x140 feet east line of Coun
ty Road. December 28, 1917; $405. j
F. J. Crawford, trustee, to Charles '
Edward Smith et ux., lot 41. cast line
ot Robin Avenue. December 29, 1917; j
ititi'j.
W. L. Miller, trustee, to W. M. Par
sons lot iRobin l'ark. December 29,!
1 J17. $237.50.
J. W. Lcafe, trustee, to East High
land l'ark Corporation lot 6 am! north-[
east half lot 5. block 5, East Highland ,
I'ark. December 22. 1917; tax, 50 ccnu; 1
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
1
The following marriage licenses were j
issued by the clerk of the Hustings!
Coyrt? yesterday (Note?figures after;
names indicate ages.):
Forest L. Hord, 25, and Dillie May
Cross, 21, city.
Cyrus Cruix. 24, and Julia W. Dillon,
23, city.
Job! K. Rradford. Jr., 24, and Ruth!
May Johnson, 22, city.
Jr?n.cs S. Franklin. 22. Henrico Coun-|
ty, ?*(i*i Gayinillc Phillips, 23. city. 1
Joi-ii I*. Coebel, 27. Dungle.v Field
an! Mabel II. Duford, 21, Kuntvillc,
Nova Scotia.
The C'urli Market.
NKW YORK. January i.-Oul.<l(ie of thai
oil slocks the trailing ?>n the curl> was of a :
passive eh:iraeter. Imimhoss In many Issuer
helns small iii voiuin- . The war Mocks !
were neglected, and movem> nts in such Is- I
>u??> a.- Aetna KxplOttiv-s and t|i?; aeroplane ;
Moi-k< wi re eontlned within tin- banie tiar- |
row ranee thui ha* !>???. n nolvd for some j
time. The oil Mocks Mood out prominently |
in u listless nutk' t. There was a renewal
of Int.* ins: of Houston <'It. thai stoek mov
ing up to 47. Minlnfc stocks M-re irregular.
4.1)0.) Aetna U\plosive. <fc?STc'-i; 9.'JO0 Ch?v.
rolet Motors. Ii">(<7 llt>: ij.tort United Motors,
;?.(MW I 'osdcn Oil. 7:,t : 2.SOO Ind
eral Oil. -~t.il"'*: 7V0 lit Petroleum. IS'.j'fiH;
l.Mo M- t. Petroleum. >?'??'?: LvO Victoria Oil.
new. <h 4'.??. '.'."rt Atlanta. S#i9: ill*
I,"dce. I (if 1 ? v: "7.ff0 Kostton ;?inj Montana,
ti00 Calumet and .lerom-. lU'il^i:
t'Jreen Monster. ? k n n, : 0<v> Jerome
\ ?rde, i:i-tsw.turni>o icxt.. it'oK:
Mot her t.ode, Wrt Xipi^sinit.
-.tHO Kf" C01. . 10.'410'j: ISM Suc
cess, 2.500 .onop:?h Kxt.. 1 r?-h>tv 1 7-l<5;
?."in) Auieiican WrltlnK l'aper. I'n'ifZhC/?jO
North American Pulp and Paner. r.U.'t'i:
4.0:'0 Oklahoma P. and tt.. 6v?*/-7; S00 United
Staf-i Sfamwhip Company,
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
$ 3-PF/7. Y?X/? j4MJ7 ?/P
?.V'.v ' .v.
? V . I. . V. ?' vi:
Cold Wave Hurts Market
Freezing Temperatures Have
Seriously Ajfccled Fish
and Fruits
The cold snap has played wil<? with
t lie retail markets. The meat supply
Is holding out, but the fish market 13
almost bare. Yesterday a few bluc
tl?li, halibut and smelts could bo had.
but nothing: more, and by afternoon
the oyster supply was exhausted. The j
dealers could not promise any oysters j
or tish for to-day. The Virginia water
front is frozen tight.
In the fruit and vegetable depart
ments there, was a dearth of every
thing preen. There were absolutely
no vegetables to be had that wero fit j
tc. eat. and the dealers could not prom- j
ise any Improvement for to-day, though !
they hoped almost against hope for
some improvement.
The quotations below will rule to
day when any of the articles named
rail be found, but the housewives who
brave the zero weather to go to
market need not expert to llnd very
much for the Sunday dinner?certainly
not much in the vegetable line. Meat
ami canned good* will hu\'J to rule
the tables for a few days.
Fruit*.
Aprles.
rs
lb.
f.riiioni. ih>7.en
iiauana:<.
Ura pcfrult
.Wax* era pea.
Tokay srai ???. lb.
Cranborrica. uuart
Vr ctablen.
Snapbearv quart
l?reen Dep|?ers?. ?lo/.rn
I .el t urn. head
I abbase. aplee#
f'arrotf bum b
Irish po!atuc-?. '.i PH'K
sweet rotatory. - ii'urtfl....
Kerntuda onions. apiece
Unions. quart
H??t.?. bun' h
HIaeUeye p*a-?. auart
Kgctdam. apleca
Turnip*. binirh
I'irklltiC oni'?H!?. quart
'y ml 111 vs. apiece
spinach. P*ck
I'urntp ealad perl;
Kncllrb ppa.?. quart
Urusxdti .wproiita. boi
Salsify, bunch J*
'wuliflowrr oer head So
rv, stalk ?
Totnators. S and 4 Ior..?
Mu-hrooirs. lb
?1nh and Othrr 5*e? F*?d.
Ray ma. kerel. pour.d
flounders, pound
front. pound
:ral> in<-at. quart
I.uinp crab, quart
"Iam:i, dozen
I'an trout, bunch
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toast pork, pound
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O 1 M
NORFOLK AND WESTERN
CURTAILS TRAIN SERVICE
Sharp Heduetlon In I'nawensrer and I'ull
innn Trnnapurtuilun l? UUrctlve
To-Jlorrow.
To alleviate serious and continued
freight congestion. tlio passenger traf
fic department of tho Norfolk and
Western Hallway Company has an
nounced important changes in passen
ger train scheduler*, and the withdrawal
from service of certain' par.senger and
Pullman service. The changes are
made necessary as a war measure, and
under the authority of the alirector
general of railwayy. They become ef
fective to-morrow.
The changes in uchedulc will require
that trains 7 and S, between Peters
burg and Lynehbrrg, and trains "0 and
;t0, between Norfolk and Crowe, will bo
discontinued
Connection ror <>*o. * will leave Rich
mond at 0:"J0 A. M. instead of A. j
M.. and connection for No. 10 will l^ave i
Richmond at S;I55 1'. M., instead of
?J as P. M.
Trains leave Kiclimond for Norfolk
at 6:05 A. M. and 5:55 1*. M., instead j
i#f 0:1:5 A. M. and 4 P. M. Cannon-ball
(rains for Norfolk leave a;s heretofore,
? 9 A. M. and 3 P. M.
Tin- following trains will be dlseon- !
tii.ued: N??.s. and 30. between Nor
folk and Crewe; Nos. 7 and k, between
I,eter,-Viurg and Lynchburg; N<?s. 17 and
1M. between I.ynr-hl'iirg and Kast Pad
ford (will continue a:t between Mast
Itadford and Welch): Nos. 35 and ;
between Itoanoke and Win.ston-Saleni:
S'oy. 7 ami S. between LMuHiehl and
Williamson; Not-. 17 and 1 v. between!
Portsmouth and lvenova (will l>? con-;
tinned south of Konova); Nos. :!7 and
IS, between Portsmouth and Cincin
nat i.
The schedule of trains Nos. 1, ". ".
4. 13. 11. 15. 16. SI. "and :r, m III,
->n same date, lie changed iti ord?v to
provide for the withdrawal of above
Lraius.
Parlor-car service will be curtailed,'
:is follow.-;: parlor ear on trains 5 and
i, now being operated between lllcdi
nond and Itoanoke. will be operated j
?>nly between Petersburg and Itoanoke.
Uustol parlor ear now being operated
->n trains ? and i:> anrl 4 and 14 will
not I o operated ea.?t of Itoanoke.
l'ulimatl cars will be discontinued be- 1
Iwren Klqhmond and Bristol in trains
\"os. ' and 4 and 13 and 14. and op?r
\ted iustejiU between Ilristol and llag
?ri'town In trains Nos. 13 anil 14: be- j
iween f'.luefield and Norton in trains
Kos. 5 and ?>.
Weekly Cotton.
NF.W TORK, January 1 -Th?r? *
? ham iiilv'CKf in til" ??nllun market lat t
week. Dei-ember iom'tj'" malnta in"d :?
sr;r' premium ovrr .Unuitry 'in i?j thu
Moment, uml as .toon as tradincr l? tliai
lepverv ]. January ino-.ed up t<> lie
? inl rr'H f? ? ri:??_? r poptiion iti r> '.ail >.t m
<on-hori\ market:- I.ale months felt the
.tr'.nirth of the '.ear p->:-jt ion:. while repi.rt
?f rontlmii <1 ilrourlit In the Houthv.<vl
??!!>? ?i to create ni<>;?? demmd for < n-ioh.-r,
vh It'll had been !?-lllnt at very Idc <1 -
?k'Ui'j compared w.th l>r>. ent ? ro\, deli . -
?ri'- ? Iliiytnc w?a al o encouraged b> th*
?ontlntied pre ciue of trade acmand aroun-i
ho rlnt. and l y Thursday morning .Ian- .
lary contracts had .-old at r I VT. and M a "-li
it :?! or more than :i ? em.- i" r pnuno
l If recent !?>>%? le\r|. Ite?li,lnc th'll
7- i-ame inoro Ai t|v?. v. hll- ih' riarkei -l. j
..-? in. <1 to run ir.to ln>-re-:<?"1 heor" e'-Pitic.
i rul th?-re wr? ratte.r .-Jiarn re<.-t |f>n.'- !??
J?v on rei'ort-i Hiat t'arollnji imll.< wcr*
lori - il to < lo o" tiis : h??rtace
l iter. I.al' r a?lvl? e.? Inrlicatrd lh" mill:
vouM reopen Monday, and a r?n?u" al of
iciivn travi- buvlnc cuvir the n.*r!.rt a firm
indertonc al lhm i-lose. Nearly all advice
here fren the Kout.h :?rv? to em
?liar?l/:e unftvorahl^ f-aiurea In the rv*v
?roil outlook, and apprehension:4 of anoilier
h??rt yl?-!.l liav<? d>>uhtl" played an im- ?
'?riant pari i.n th? wrfk'ii advance. Au
ithir t'a?-tor ha.' he<-n liidlratloui iliat pr.n-.
!? allv ail ih-- - 011011 at:raei?,] to marK-t bv I
he .".O-ceni lev?l ha.-, been absorbed. .. ? ??
41 |i?m im.-n renort?>d In the
?'outhern rpot r.iarkeis at i-rl< r> averaRinr ,
vll hIwvi that turure. No i-hat'Sp hat b?"i |
-ported In the ocestn fre.!i:lil tlluatiun, hi;;
ncreascd rl'arain'e , an looked for thif '
nonth. Kuinor.-t of Mnall cinnlni; return:
vrobablv contributed tu the ?l\ani *, b'K
>-ould be T>artly explained by unfavorable
veather durlnz th?i laM ueriod.
Hunk ('learlnc. <
NKW TORK. January 4.--Hank clearing*
or the week entllnc January C. as report",i
?j BradbtreetV. afnresat" jr.7?t .IM/"1.
i sain of IS.'i per cm over la t ?i-k, an-i
* pt.r o-nl ovrr tlit.? w f k la^l v a r. Out -
iric Of New Tork. the total M l-.45t?.AI*>,i*v>.
in inerea--" of hi per rent o\.t la.n w.-ek.
\"e*v Yorlt th"w ? a lo.^.s of .;.;i pr r i ent from ;
a.-it jur. Itfty-eUhl ?.ll|e.-. lejiort larger
olaU th-tn la -1 >'*r; twenty, elijlit .?xhilj.1
iij: e.l 1'hllai!' IplllK dltplaV* V rije of \
?er '-ent: P.o;,ion. :> per rent; New Orlean ?? I
0 per err.t e'lijraco reports a lo.ss of !
>er <ent. Halttniorr. 3.0 t>er rent.
Money to Lend
On Improved Farina in Virginia and Nortb Carolina having
not less than ONE HUNDRED ACHES und^r cultivation. Glva
location, acreage, acres in cultivation, information about crops,
value of plow-land and other land: describe improvements and
Elate actual valuo of the entire property, and amount of loan
wanted. 5
ADDRESS 5
Life Insurance Company of Virginia j
HOME OFFICE, ?
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. |
Orders
r
for the bonds are coming in!
Wc refer to the 6/0 coupon bonds adver
tised yesterday, which we believe good enough
for the most conservative investor to put his
money in.
Sixteen sales made in past two days.
Four individuals invested $500.00 each
Two individuals invested. 1,000.00 each
One individual invested.. 2,000.00
One individual invested.. 3,000.00
One individual invested.. 3,500.00
Four individuals invested 4,000.00 each
One individual invested.. 5,000.00
One individual invested.. 6,000.00
A Bank invested 10,000.00
If the reader has any money which he de
sires safely to invest, either of the under
signed institutions will be glad to give full
particulars.
Write or call!
Virginia Trust
Company
1106 E. Main.
First National
Bank
Ninth* and Main.
Richmond, Va.
WILL USE MOVIE FILMS
Drfrnar Council I'lnn* l'nl?|tic- .Method*
of I'riiinollnt; Aarleul
turjil lulrrrslH.
Moving pictures luivc bcoomc a great
factor in promoting agricultural Inter
ests in the United State*. according to
Information which hats just been re
ceived by tho Virginia Council of Do
fcn.-ic.
Olllclal motion pictures bringing
home the vital importance of Increased
food production v.-ill ho shown by tho
United Slates Department of Agricul
ture in hundreds of regular inotlon pic
ture theaters throughout tho UnltC'l
State?. The lirst tilm will hliow activi
ties in the national forests, which, aro
important sources of timber and water
supply, and also afford grazing for :v
large number of cattle and ssheep.
The second release, which will fol
low in about two weeks, will i-how
what children through tho pig club?*
are doing to increase the supply of
porlc. Other selections from the de
partment's 40.000 feet of ofllcial sub
jects will make clear various fonturcn
of food production, the ralsiiig of
nient animals and horse*, and will deal
with home activities sttch as poultry
raising and tin; canning and dryliiG of
perishable products.
The department laboratories .are at
work on a number of other popular
films i pci-ially <l< . t>? make eh:.ir
to city as well as rural populations,
problems of food production and to
fdiow them ways in whieh they can
operate effectively to feed the nation
and Uie allies.
FOR BANKHFUD HIGHWAY
Colonel Itrniirlinm I linieron Present*
Plan* to Oimutier of ? onimercc
( onimil tee.
Vluns l'or to-operating with tl"?
American Automi t?11? ? As:delation and
othei in relition t?? building the Bank
head Highway wcv. fntuiulatrd by t'i<i
f'hai ibrr of ' "onimero':- com m: I tee <>:i
jtrf't", ruail.' ami .'t a mcetlnjr
in the auditorium ?>( t!ie i.'hanibcr ot
Commerce Building yo. tor-day at'ter
noou, with (i. II. J-'ulisten acting cu:tir
uian. It i. contemplated that this high
way shall be maintained by tho govern
ment in k very l.ir;:e men- 1M''
Coloii?l Benneh.-un <*a?n'ren, who Is
talcing a leading part In North Carolina
;ii the eon:'true! i?,-i ?>f t!i" rof'I_. ;m>
pea red before the ? omri tt--" and su ?
pe-?te?l t hat the ? -omtnp.l o-oprrat?
with h i ??i In enli ? t ii'K the mt en t of tho
people in tho i nn.-tru' "ion of li;1" New
port New ; Highway. . > tin ei.mmltt n
appoint* '! a inbi on ? to \ i; it New
port Now?, llampti'ii and ? 'M l'olnt
? 'ninfort to pr<v-cjii jh- ? aso ami work
up a community Interc: t in the new
road i?i t hose ? ominunit ie:-.
HAJI.IIOADS
Atlantic Coast Line
'I'he Kl:?tulard Knilroail ef itie smith.
r.i n.t pi \ i. i \ m \i! v litis.
Tl:.\l\. I LAS P. PI' IIM- >\"l? li.vlt.V.
> ,r 1 l?*t M.t .<n<t ;-<>i||}': N: 1 ? A .A I. and
6:- ? P M . 1 V I
J-or Norfolk > M.. 3:?0 A. M., 3;<?Q
P. M . ? I . '?? P. M . P ?'? P. M
I'm- N. V.. I: V. I. ?..!? A. M.
P. M . ' P M
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* 1 A M . ' A M '? - A. M.. Z:'?>
p m. *i;ot> p m.. p. :.t.. p. >! .
? r. M v p. m
!'nr itoldoburti iiii'l 1-rite villr; M:0&
P M
T r?iur hn>nid d.illyr o.^'i A. 1) .
7 M ? I" A M 11 1" A M.. ? 2 !?
P M ' I ,0 P M . ?? >)', P. AT . C.T., P. M..
; P. M.. ^:! ? P .V
? K ? "|it .^'P '.-r'lav only.
T'tn- <>f arrival aiei departure a/id ran*
Mm- ii.i' gu 'r.i'ii'"!
Richmond & Petersburg
Electric Railway
l,mrf Itlelimnnd.
?j, P. .M. ?PJ P. >1.
4 P. .M.
A. M. P. >*?
H A. M. <?????> P
1(1 A.M. 7 P. J -
1 I A. M. * P
?Pi V.. *0 ?'??!?
1 P. M. ?'? P- M'
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+;::?? A. m. p. m.
? 7 A. M. 6::t5 P. \!.
X A. >1. M.
A. M. 7 ::{?? p. M.
III:/.:. A. M. HP. M.
I I A. M. fl:.T> P. *?.
i > p. M. ?ic?:io P. u.
1 P. M. 11:19 P.**.
-n r -M '? M. Pi:IS * M.
? r,initted. ??"lrj
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomnc R. R.
To ?tvd from WMblncton ?nd hrTond-DailT
I .rave Richmond Arrive Richmond
A M t h.!0 AM I 7.6JAM j PM
? 5LT AM 11J 01 PM * IV. 40 PM } ^ p lf
+ 7.60 A M t 2.5,0 PM t 2 .V) I'M
? 7 .V.' A M ? I'M < t 6.V5 I'M
?? 8.20 AM t 8-0 I'M j 0 6.30 I'M
" BlrUmond-Wanblripton Local, Br. jl.jO PM.
?week dayB;sl.l.> PM, Sundays; Ar. fll.-i ---'I'
dally. Frederiokiiliury A? eom. week days, I.v. ?
H.I&I'M: Ar. if.10 AM. Ashland Aoemii. week
days, Bv.j7.JA A M. ti.'W PM: A r.iB.nOAM.j.ii PM
ABlba ticket and bagsBKe ofT.'-ot iiot open
for tills train.
\Byrd St. Sta. (stopping: at Elb?.)._ _? Blba Ht?.
beaooaro air Line i\diiv?ay tompdny
?llu, ProKrr>?lv? KulUvay of tin? i?outli."
'1 rains U.ivu OHlly: J A. "*''r iIi<kU.w !
1" :.u 1' M Silt'Ctur.s Ali^m* .,nii .la'k-ui.
vil'lo (7.35 P. .M.. bl-cpera .iHCh?.ovtl??. -7
Puleruburc, Colanibn?. to^chen; 1 i.
AlialUa. Jjlrillilitcni'"' S-l'Oi l.tl. I- '
bo.Kpcrn JkCknoiitiliu. Tjiuf- 1 urrn '
i? :20 A. .M.. 7-?- A- it- -*? iI'* "?''4
p'.'.M.. 'J:30 P. M.
lioriOlK Western Kailway
OM,Y AI.B-BAIB J.i.NK TO ,N oP.KOl.K.
l.uatc ?l>rd atrect suiwo, i.lclwnouJ.
Futi NUKr ULK. A. AI-, A. Al.,
? V'htj i?. ^t., IS. 4 .*? P. M.. Tl.tit) I . M.
i'OU J- rt'SClI ill' HCi AND 'iIIl WfcSl:
A. M.. A. M.. *?:0u P. ii., ?!>:**
p si. l^ocul to Crewe. P. .?J.
' Arrlvo itlchiuoi.a irom Norlulk; ?tlMO
A M P. .M.. *a:0u P. .M. r roin in*
\VesL ?Gils* A. M.. ?& ?**> A. M.. t- ? 10 P. ii.,
ll ilT P. it.. *0:17 P. M.. P. ii.
? Dally. .tUaiiy except bmU-i, tSundur
?Vlyu. BEVIU- W. C. SAUNDKR.S.
y. T. M.. Itounoke. U. i*. A.. linuimKi.
C. II. 1JOSI.KY. I? P- A., llleliiiiond. Va.
CHiL^AFtAiit&OnlOKaiLW A V
VII... !-'>?? ><? ?- VVtit., *10:1? l>.
Main i-lno Local, a., p.
Jaiiics Ktvor Line, lu:uo a., ;a:lj p.
N. Nowh, Nik.. -Sir.O K., PJ:ou 11.. ?4.y0 p.
Old Point. 'S-.o-J '*-? *l-:90 n.. P.
Newport News. Local. *V:Uu a.. *0:1^ p.
Trains arrive
from Norfolk. ?miO i-. '1:4.'. I> . 6:4(? p.,
N. Now*. *'J:?a h.i 8:00 p. Prom \\cst.
?8:10 a.. *3:45 p. Locuiij. 110:45 a.. ?7:4i m
junitH Ktvcr. ;?:26 h.. ?r>:tO p.
?Ijiiily. j H.M-eDt fjuri0ity_
Southern Railway System
(ruiim leave niciiiiionU?.viitin m. .station.
Kclicduie ilKUft-a not cuar:iiaeed. for tin
.Soutn?Dally. 7:30 A. M.. (>!>:.?.rv.ulon. Par
lor unfe Our; **~.v0 P. M.. SSc*-t*er to Atlanta:*
11-1& P. M.. Sl?eper? to Diinvlllo ami Aslui
vllle open y:0? P. M.: 3:?o P. -M.. lucal for
Keyavllle. Ch&eo City und OMora?vvceK
U"*York Htver Blue?7:36 A. M. ?nrl 4:13
P \1 ?laily looal t(? We.-t Point; f>:Ui P. j|?
J ally, except tiumiay. blt.-aiii(.r Truin coo?
iicctiriR for Hultlinore. ...
Trains Arrive Klehinond ? I' roiri (he South:
7:0; A M.. 1 P M - '<^0 P. M.. dally;
s-40 A. M.. e.xeept .Sunday. From We.?t
Point. 9:40 A. M. anil 0:1 ? P. M. dally.
Steamer Train 8:4a A. M. daily, except .Mou
IVftlre 907 K. M?ln St. Phone Mmllnnn 272,
STEAM BOATS
Old Domimon Line
Leave lllcbmonii tool of Aan 8treel.
daily, 7:00 P. M. Oonneetions with Alain Lln?
StcamerH. leavins Norfolk tor New V'orl;
dally except Siinuay 7:00 P. M. Connection 1
albft mudp l>y N. ,<t W. I!y.. G:00 P M.. and
(;. & o. Ity. at 4:00 P. M. dully except Sun
day. Night lino steamers ttop al Claru
mont on signal and are met by public con
veyances*.
VllMil.NIA NAVIGATION CO. Jntnoi
Itlver t>y ilnyllElit for Norfolk. Old Point,
Newport News uiul nu Jiintea Itlver land
lnK?: Monday Wednesday and Friday at
C:00 A. M. Freight received for nil Jamc*
FMvor Points
CUNARD
Rexulnr P?s*encer and Pnriro Services,
NEW YORK?MYKIU'OOL
NEW V OHlv-FA LMO UTI1-I .ON DON V
NEW YOlllv.?lilllSTOL
llr&fbi?.Mniii'H Oriiem, Man or l.nhle. Great
Urltuln. Irrtund. hiiniidiiiuvl:t. Italy. Ounce.
Portugal. Spain. Switzerland.
For further information, apply
?1 State Street. New York, or Local Agent*

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