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New York
Stock Market
New'York, November 3;?The specu
lattve element mlvocatlng hlgher prices
for stocks rftlllnd thelr forces to-day
nnd lifted quotatlons. Tho profcssed I
grounds for tho movement were the
steel nnd copper tradn advlccs. The
dealings tn United States sieol expaiid
ed to a large vtdumo ln the noighbor
hood of 30, at whlch prlce stop loss
orders from uncovered shorts seemed
to b? dtslodged. At 80-3-8. a new high
lovel for the movement. little business
was done nnd the whole mnrket closed
very dull on the nd vance. The princi- i
pal news trom tho steel trade con
?Isted ln tho statement of the Iron
Age that buying of steel ralls by thu
i rallroads for 1911 had hegun.
i, On the side of the copper trado thoro
"were reports or some or the princlpal!
producets holding for hlgher pi'icos aud j
of sales to forelgn buycrs of large j
wmounts for dellvery in December nnd
January.
The call money markot did not show 1
tho expected relaxation, the rate hold- >
Ing at 4 per cent. or abovc for the'
first time In the fall season. Tho
weekly statement of the Bank or Eng.
land dfsclosed a large reductlon of
"other securlties." reilectlng repay
ments ?by the money markot to tlio
bank by' renson ot tho easlng of tho
outside money market.
Bonds were Irregular. ' Total sales.
jiar value. $2,14 2,000. United States
bonds were unchanged on call. Total
sales to-day, 596,100 shares.
New York, November 3.?Money on
call stronger, 4ijr4 1-2 per cent.; ruling
rate, 4 per cent.; closlng- bid, 4; of
lered a>t 4 1-4 per <;ent. Time loans
stronger; for slxty days and ninety
days, 5 per cent.; slx months, 4 3-4.
Prlme mercantlle paper, 5 1-2 to G pe.'
cent. storling exchange weaker, wltn
actual business ln bankers' bllls at
J4.82? $4,8210 for sixty-day bllls, and
at J4.S590 for demand. Commerelal
?hllls, $4.81 3-8@*4.81 7-8. Bar sllver,
66 l-S. Mexlcan dollars,- 46.
RICHMOND STOCK MARXJBT.
By RIchard W. Maury. ?^
Stock and Bond Broker, 1015 E. Maln St.
Rlchmond, Va., November 3, 1910.
STATE SECURITTES. Bid. Asked. I
Virginla 3s. Old, C. and R., 1032... SS S
Centurlea. 2-3, C. and R, 1991...... 86 S
RAILROAD BONDS.
A. C. L. R. R Con. Tr. 4 p, o.... 86
C. and O. R. and A. Oen'l M. <Ha.. 101
Georgla Pac. lit Ca, C, 1922.11$
Georgla, Sou. and Fla., U046.105 ..
Georgla and Ala. Con. 5s. 1946.... 104
Norfolk and West. Ry. 4i, 1996.. 9t
Rlch. and Dan. Oold ??. C, 1915.. 105
Seaboard Alr Line 4i, 1950. 85
Seaboard AdJ., 5 p. c. bonds, 1949.. 72
Southern Railway lst 5s. 1994.108
Western N. C. Ut 6s. C. 1914. 105
STREET RAILWAY BOXDS.
Va. Ry. and Power Co. 5s, 1934.. SRV4 .
STREET RY. STOCKS. Par.
Va. Ry. and Power Co. pfd....100 71
Va. Ry. and Power Co. com_100 21
RAILROAD STOCKS. Par.
Atlantlc Coast Llno com.100 US
Chesapeake and Ohlo.100 $4
Norfolk and Western com.100 ?S
Southern Railway pfd.100 60
Southern Railway com.100 2GV?
BANK AND TRUST CO. STOCKS.
Bank ot Commerce and Trust. 100 111
Flrst National.100 300
Merchants National.100 850
. Mechanlcs and MerchRnts Bank.100 225
National Bank of Virginla.100 178
National State. and City Bank..100 172
Planters National.100 ?J0
Savings Bank ot Rlchmond. 25 63V&
Unlon Bank of Rlohmond.50 220
Virginia Trust Oamrjany.100 118
MISCELLANEOUS.
Amerlcan Tob. Co. pfd. 6 p. c.100 95
Amerlcan Locomotlv epfd.106
Va.-Car. Chem. j?fd. 8 p. c.100 124
Va.-Car. Chem. com.100 65^
Quotatlons for tnterest-paylng bonds ar
st a price, to whlch Interest must be add
ed. Incomo bonds and certlflcates of lndebt
ednesss are tlat.
COTTON MARKET8.
New Tork. November 3.?Smaller estlmate
of the crop and Southern advlces clalmln
that there waa more damage from the re
cent cold wave. than prevlously reallzed, Im
pa.rted a generally flrmer tone to the cotto
market to-day. and the close was firm at
net advance of 7015 polnts. The markc
opened steady at a decline of 407 .points un
Car over-nlght selling orders and tn syrr
pathy wlth indlfforent cables, but soon ral
. lled on September from leadlng bull opert
tors. and improved gradually during the da
on the demand from .this source, togethe
wlth covering by recent selters who ar
?pcared to he lnfjuenccd by b'ulllah Souther
rrop advlces and the strong character c
some of the buyers. Closlng prlc?s wer
only a shado off from the top under rcalli
ing. It waa reported during the day tha
the average estlmate of members of th
Savannah Cotton Exohange was U.790.0C
bales. and that members of the August
exchange estlmated the crop at 11.S0O.0C
bales, comparlng with yesterday's rumorei
estimates by others of 13.000,000 bales, am
recently publlshed estimates rnnging fron
.?. little over 12,500,WO up to 12,900,000 bales
These estlmates by Southern exchange mem
bers appeared to create conslderable buylni
flower here'Vi' coni)*cllon with numerous prl
vate advlces-" covering nearly all the lat
sectlons of the belt. and indicatlng that th
' recent cold wave had done seriouB damage
the lnference being, apparentl>% that th
' larger estlmates of the yleld had been com
jilled before the full extent of the frost dam
age had been made known. Southern spo
markets offlclally reported early were un
ehanged to >jc. lower. There were report
here late In the day of a better export de
tnand ln the South. and private cables suj
gested that the European trade has pal
cpmntratlyeiv 1'nle attention to tho largi
estlmates recently circulatins here.
Recelpts at the ports to-ilay wer? 4S.0
bales against 63.412 last week und 65.958 lai
vear. For the weok 400.000 bales agalnst 391
is<! last week and 402.610 lasl year. Today
recelpts at New Orleans were 12.S1" bali
agalnst 7.91R last year.
Cotton futures opened steady and close
flrm.
Open. Itlgh. Low. Clos
November. 14.29 14.24 14.
ttecember .*4.3fl 14."J 14.2< ' 14.
.lanuary.14-20 14.37 H.17 14.
Fsbruary . ?'*
March .?-25 14-4 14.25 14.
. Aprll . "?
Mty .14.35 .14.54 14.32 14.
June . 1<
?juiv .14.2X 14.K0 14.27 14.
August .H-.lS 1<so 1'-"1 "?
August openlng. asked prlce.
Spot cotton closed flrm and unchange.
middling uplandn. 14..".5; middling gulf, 14.!
Cotton. qulet; middling. 14.55; gross r
ceipts. S.'GS bales; stock. 106.258 ba'es: expn
to France. 140 bules; to thc Continenty I.S
balea.
Total to-day at a;| ports?Net recelpl
til'.K bales: export to Great Brltaln. 1.5
bales; to France, Mn bules: to thc C'ontincn
12,927 bales; stuck. 663.656 bales.
Consolldatcil at all portr?Net recelpl
r33.79S bales: export to Great Brltaln. 141.1
? bales;'to France. 42.347 balea: to thc Conl
nent, 135.0-9 bales; to Japan. S92 balC3.
Total since September 1 at all ports?N
recelpts. 2.S6G.422 bales: exporl to Gre
llrltaln, 9SS.425 bales; to France, 266.C0) bale
to the Contlnent, 771.147 balea; to Jnpu
11.057 bales; to Mexlco, 500 bales.
New Orleans, La., November 3?Cottor
The cotton market to-day was apparenl
rree from the nervousness and irrevulurl
' whlch marked the tradlng on Wedneeda
Thomas Branch &
(EsUbUehed 13JS4
IJfew York Stock Exchad
New York Cotton Exchanj
Private Wires to
Principal Marke
Official Range and ftale of Stocks in New York
BALES.
1,800 Amer, Agrl. Chom., com. 47%
Alli.i-Chalmers .
ano Allls-Chftlmers, pfd. 83
a,4fl0 Amalgnmated Copper ... 71%
2,?vi Amerlcnn Cnn .."...... 10%
5,900 American Can, pftl. 78%
5,000 Amer, Car and Foundry. 64%
Amer. Car and Foun., pfd ...
700 American Cotton 011..... 66%
Amer. Llnseed Oil, com.. ..'.
Amer. Llnseed 011. pfd.
4no American lyocamotlve ... 39%
200 Amer. Locomotlvo, pfd... 100%
?100 American Mnlt, pfd. 34Ti
4.300 American Smelting . 82%
8,600 Anierican Beet Sugar.... 87
1,30) American Sugnr .118%,
1,769 Amer. Tel. nnd Tel. Co... 112%
130 Amorlcan Tobacco, com. 430
710 American Tobncco, pfd.. 94%
1,025 Annconda Coppoj- . 43
7,200 Atchlson . 105%
100 Atlantlc Coast Line.118%
10A..C L. of Connectleut.. 236 \
300 Baltfmore and Ohio.10ST4
1,650 Brooklyn Rapld Translt. 77%
3,000 Canadian Paciflc .200%
2,900 Central Leather ...'.. 35
5.CO0 Chesapeako and Ohio.... S3%
1,050 Chlcago Great Western. 24%
100 Chl. Great W'?Rt? pfd.... 48%
4,600 Chl., Mll. and St. Paul... 125
250 Chlcago and Northwest. 119
300 Clev., Cln., Chl. and St. L 66
1.100 Colorndo Fuel nnd Iron. 34%
600 Colorado and Southern.. 69%
100 Col. and South., lst pfd.. 78%
2,200 Consolidated Gas .138%
600CruclbleSteel.com....... 12%
235 Cruclblo Steel, pfd. 78%
200 Delawaro and- Hudson... 170
900 Dlstlllers' See. Coflr. 32%
800 Erle . 30
300 Erle, lst pfd.;.'..*. 48%
200 Fed. Mln. and Sm., pfd.. 41%
700 General Electrlc . 166
1,200 Great Northern, pfd.127%
By THOMAS BRANCH * CO? Bankere and Brokers.
Open. Hlgh, Low. Closlng. MHH
Bld. Aaked. SALES.
Open.
48% 48%
83
72
10%
78%
66%
"m
41
106%
36 Ti
83%
39%
119
143
435
06%
?13%
106%
118%
235
109
78
a?%
35%
84%
24%
48%
128%
149
66%
35%
59?4
76%
137%
13%
78%
170
32 Ti
30%.
49%
43%
165%
127%
33
71%
10%
78
39%
106%
34 Ti
81%
37
118%
1?%
430
94 %
43
104V<
.118%
235
108 Ti
77?i
199%
34%
83%
24
48T4
125
148%
65
34%
69%
76%
130%
12%
78%
170
32%
29%
48 Ti
41%
165
127%
48%
9
33
71%
10%
77%
66%
lll
66%
12
32
40%
106%
35
82%
39 V*
118
142%
435
?S%
?13%
105%
118
232
10S%
73%
199%
36%
84%
24%
48%
126 Ti
148%
68
36%
59%
76%
137%
13
78%
160% 170
82% 32%
30 30%
49 49?/4
43 44
164% 156
127% 127 Ti
47
9%
10%
78V4
55%
115%
67
12%
34
41
106ft
85%
82%
39%
119
142%
436
95%
43%
105%
llSTi
240
109
78
200
36%
S4'/i
26
49
126
149
67
700 Great Northern Ore ctfs 69%
600 Illlnols Central .136%
4,250 Int. Metropolltan. ,22%
3,800 Int. Metropolltan, pfd.*. 66
? Int. Mer. Marlne, com.?
200 Internatlonal paper .... ?%
400 Int. Papor, pfd..P. 68
L400 Kan. Clty South.; com.. 82%
122 ?an,Bai?,cuy So^h., pfd 88%
4,00 Loulsvllle and Nashviile 146
100 Manhattan.143%
1,800 Mo., -Kan. and Texas.... 36
Mo., Kan. and Tex.. nfd. ...
tooailasourl Paclflo ........ 64%
National Lead.
5,300 New York Central.116%
200 N. Y? Ont. and Western 43
400 Norfotk and Western... 99%
2,90ft Northern Paciflc .., 110
800 Paciflc Mail. 83
3,600 Pennsylvanla .1.lfllJi
Peoplo's Gas, x 1%%.
300 Preaaed Steel Car. 36
Proaaed Steel Car, pfd.
^'12S 5y' ?.teel SP'intTi com... 35Ti
77,000 Readlng.163%/
f\0 Republic Iron and Steel 33%
Republic I. and 8? pfd.
4,800 Rock Island'.'. 33%
300 Rock Island, pfd.;.. 64
700 Sloss-Sheffleid .'.. 62%
6,600 Southern Paciflc.119U
700 Southern Rallway . 26%
700 Southern Rallway, pfd. ani
30 Standard OU ............. 616
1,600 Tennessee Copper . 38%
Texas-Paciflc-.
67,800 Unlon Paciflc ......'....... 174%
600 Unlted States Rubber... 87
78T4 167,700 Unlted States Steel. T9%
2,500 Unlted States Steel, pfd 117%
2,600 Va.-Car, Chemlcal . 66%
Va.-Car. Chemlcal, pfd.
100 Wabash . lgiA
1,100 Wabash, pfd. aB?
1,200 Western Unlon . 73%
_Total sales for day, 519,800 shares.
60V?
77
137%
18V
Closlng.
Bld. Asked.
60% ??
184 136%
32% 22%
68T4 59
6% 6%
CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS
Allis-Chnlmers lst 5s (bldi.... 77
Amerlcan Tei. and Tei. conv. 4s. 100H
Amerlcan Tobaeco 4s.,. jsoh
Amerlcan Tobaeco 8s (bid). 106%
Atchlson conv. 4b:.v..;>...< 107>4
Atchlson conv. 5s (bid).108%
Atlantlc Coast Line lst 4s.'...'... 95
Brooklyn Translt conv. 4s. 83%
Central of Georgla 5s (bid).106W
Chesapeake and Ohlo 4V4i.102
Chesapeake and Ohio. conv. 4',4s.... 93%
Chlcago, B. and Quincy Jolnt 4s. 96H
Chlcago, B. and Quincy gen. 4s (bid).. 97'1
Chlcago. Mll. and St. P. deb. 4s. 98
and after a decline at tha openlng ot 507
polnts the market recovered and, closed
steady at a net advance ot 11012 polnts.
Cables a.t the openlng were Just about as
expected, but thc weather map was favor?
able and a moderate amount of selling caus?
ed prlcos to eng. After the commlsslon
houses began to receive buying orders from
outslda traders the decline was checked,
the lowest prices belng 607 polnts under
yesterday's close. As the result of several
1 estlmates of the total crop from Interlor
experts, whose guesscs ranged-from 10,750,
I 000 lo 11.750.000 bales, the 'market assumed
I a , very steady tone. Around noon prices
were 15 polnts up from tho lowest and 8010
j polnts-over yesterday's close. In the after
I noon the market retatned Ita good tone, the
| close belng 12014 polnts over yesterday.
I Spoi flrm and unchanged; middling, 14'ic;
sales on thc spot 380 bales and 225 to arrlve.
Futures opened steady and closed steady.
Closlng blds: November, 14.20 nomlnal; De.
eember. 14.24; January, 14.30; March, 14.45;
May, 14.57; July, 14.64.
LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS.
(Furnished by Levy Commlsslon "'Company,
Commlsslon Merchants, Rlchmond, Va.
Rlchmond, Va., November 3, 1910.
ACTUAL WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS
OF MARKET.
LIVE POULTRT.
Turkeys. lb. IR fi1 20
Chlckens, chnice, small, lb..:. 15 0 16
Chlckens, cholce, medium, lb.. 15 0 16
Chlckens, large. lb. 14
Hens. per lb. It 0 12
Roostera, each. 35 0 40
Geese. fat, large. each. 60 0 70
Geese. small, each. 40 0 50
Ducks, large, young, lb. 15
Ducks. small. young, lb. 14
EGGS?Crated.
Incrates. nearby, fresh.. doz.... 27
" I In crates, othor sectlons. doz.. 27
- Gulnea eggs, doz..T.. 18
i GAME.
* Whole deer, per lb. 15
1 I Saddles. per lb..'. 20 0 Jl
-'I Rabblts, No. 1, each. 23 0 25
-Rabblts, No. 2, each. 12 .0 15
- j ' BUTTER
?? Family, cholce, fresh, lb..'. 25
y ; Merchants'. falr, lb. 20H
r\ LIVE STOCK.
?Veals, cholce to fancy. lb.... 9
1 I Veals, poor to fnlr, lb. 8 0 V.
Calves. runners, lb. 8 0 1
Sheep, per lb. JV4? ?!
Lambs, spring, lb. 7
Cattle, falr to prlme, lb. 8 ? 51
Hogs. lb. ? O ' ?
COUNTRY-CURED BACON.
Hams, well smoked, large, lb 19 0 21
Sldes, well smoked. Tb. 17 0 18
Shouldcrs,-well smoked. lb.... 17 0 18
HIDES.
Dry fllnt. lb. 1?
Dry salt, lb. 1*
Green, salt. per lb. t
Green, lb. 8
Oreen, damaged, lb. 5 ? 8
Tallow. *
s 1 Beeswax . *8
; I ' WOOL.
e i Bright. No. 1, tubwashed, lb ... 26
- I Bright. No. 2. unwashed. lb... 24 0 25
- I Ch.. unwashed,- free ,ot burrs.. ?( 21
t I Ch., unwashed. lightly burry. 18
- j Ch., unwashed, medium biftry -t
s MISCELLANEOUS.
- j Drled apples. 0 4
> Onlons. dry, per bbl. 1.75 ? 2.26
d Potatoes, Irlsh. No. 1, bbl.... 2.00
:r\ Apples. per lb.,-.... 1.75 0 3.00
| Market Condltlons.?Turkeys active. Chlc'
50 ?ns and hens very plentlful and. dull. Eg;
t flrm. Veals In heavy demand. Game scar
and wanted. Itide mark,et flrm. Apples fal
ly active.
RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET
I'nlrs* othcrvfise stated thene quotatlm
are wholesulo prices. Orders fllled fro
! stores ln small lots nre charged extra.
r- 1 FLOUR?Recelpts contlnue heavy and ma
-s ket dull with downward tendency. WHEA
46 ?Qulet wlth llght recelpts. CORN?Du
'?''< 1 O.VTS-Vcry dull. RYE?Quiet. HAV
?0 I There Is very llttlo change In tho sltuatlc
16 ['since our last lssue. The better grades co
<n ] tin.ue lirm at prices quoted, whilo tho lo
53 | gra'des nre dull and neglected.
APPLES-?Recelpts of cholce to fan1
stock llght. and markot flrm for same. R
celpts of medium and low grades heavy ai
market dull.
?POTATOES?III falr domand wlth mo
erate recelpts.
HIDES?Contlno In good deman'd at qu
tatlun*.
.JOCVS?Recelpts light; market in go>
shape.
BUTTER?Active at quotatlons.
POULTRY?Cholce fat turkeys in good d
inand. Chlckens plentlful and dull. Oth
stock about steady.
VIRGINIA BACON?Unchanged nnd cath
RECBIPTS FOR THE WV5EK?Wheat. 2
934 bushels; corn, 29.6CG bu.Viels; oats, 60.:
bushels; rye. 3.9SS. bushels; flour. 6.105 bo
rels: hay, 299 tons: millfoed. 410 tons.
STOCK IN ELEVATOR?Corn. 914 bushe'
oats, 25,542 bushels; rye, 341 bushels.
POULTRY?LIVB.
Per pound.
Turkeys, lariro and fat. IS 0 2
Turkeys, small and thin. 15 0 I
Chlckens, large.... 14 0 1,
Chlckens. niedlum. 15
Chlckens, emall. 15 @ 1
Hens . 1
Ducka, large, young. H 0 1
Ducks. old... ;? 0 1
Roosters, plece, llvo.? 0 *
^Uuineas, plece, live..???? 30
BUTTER.
Cholce family packed.... 25
Cholce dalry packed.?'
Chulce store packed. 32 0 2
Packlng .?. -?Va
EGGS.
rates. nearby, (reah lald. 27
ts
OPEN AN AC-1UNT WITH
The Union Bank
of Richmond
1107 KAST- MAIN STREET.
tl.OO. MAKES A START. 8 PER
CENT. INTEREST.
Chlcago, R. I. and Pac. Ity. rfg. 4a...... 77%
Denver and Rlo Grande ref. Ba. *4K
Erle conv. 4a, aerles "A".'.. 76',J
Erle conv. 4a, aerlea "B". tiU
Interborough Metro. 4%a. 81Va
Inter. Mere. Marlne 4Ha. 65%
Kansas Clty Southern lat 3a. 72%
Loulavllle and Naah. Un. 4a.<.. ss
Mlaaourl Paciflc 4a (bld)..'."*,. 77 :
Mlsaourt Paciflc conv. 6a (bid)......? Ss
Norfolk and Weatern lat con 4a. 83
Norfolk and Weatern conv..4a. 100%
Pennsylvanla conv. .1V>s (1916). 95T4
Seaboard Air Line AdJ. 6a. n%
Cratoa, other sectlons. 37
Barrola and boxes.;.. tl ? 2S
Gulnea. 18
GAME.
Whole deer, lb. 16 ta 17
Venlaon aaddlea, lb. 22 ? 26
Wlld turkeys . 20
Rabblts, choice. 23 ? 77
Rabblta, small. 15 Q 20
Rabblte, damaged. 10 nt 15
HIDES.
Dry fllnt, per lb. 17
Dry salted. Ib. 16
Green, aalted, lb. 1)
Groen, lb. 8
Dry fllnt, calf sklns. lb.17
It ia not sat,- to ahlp green hldes wlthout
aalt.
HAY.
No. 1 Timothy. 10.50
No. 2 Timothy. 13.00
No. 3 Timothy. 16.00
Light Clover, mlxed. 19.00
No. 1 Clover. mlxed. 1S.0O
No. 2 Clover. mixed. 15.00
No. 1 Clover. Nominal
No. 2 Clover. Nominal
STRAW?Compressed . 7.60
Lnoso pressed, large bla. 9.00
SHUCKS) . Nominal
I.oml your cars ao that hay at doora rep
reaenta contents, and thus avoid rejectlons,
Thla market grades hay ln accordance wlth
the rules ot the National Hay Association.
FLOUR.
Wlnter super. 2.60 @ 2.S0
Wlnter extra. 2.S0 fo 3.10
Wlnter clear. 3.50 @ 3.50
Wlnter stralght. 4.00 ? 1.25
Wntlrr patent. 4.65 ? 4.30
CORNMEAL?City, sacked. 64
Country, bolted. sacked. 60
MILLFEED?Shtpatuff. ton
aacked, wln ter.26.50
Bran, wlnter.22.30
Shlpstuff, aprlng.25.00
Bran . 22.00
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
APPLES?
Ch. to fcy. handpacked. 2.50 <oi 3.25
Good to prlmo. 1.75 @ 2-50
Common to talr. 1-00 ? 1.6J
PEARS?Kelfer. bbl...... 1.25 & 1.50
GRAPES?
Concord, 5-lb. baaket. 14 ? 15
Catawba, 5-lb. bskt. 14 ? 15
Nlagara. per 5-lb. bskt. 15 ? 17
LEMONS . 6.50 @ 7.50
OICANGES?Valencla latea.... 5.00 & 5.50
Jamlaca. 3.50 @ 4.C0
Florlda . 3.00 ni 3.50
BLACK PEAS. 1.50 @ 1.60
BLACICEYE PEAS?
No. 1. per bua. 2.40
No. 2, per bua. 1.00 ? 2,25
CLAV PEAS?Per bua. 1.40 ? 1.60
MIXED PEAS. 1-30 ? 1.10
BEANS
Navv, No. 1 whlte. 2.25 ? 2.o0
Common to cholco. 1.75 ?, 2.00
'Colored . l-6? @ 1>T3
POTATOES?No. 1, bbl. 1.50 ? 1.75
No. 2. per bbl. l.W
ONIONS? Per bbl. 1.76 @ 2.25
CABBAOE-Per ton. 8.00 ? ?.?
COUNTRY PRODUCE?WHOLESALE.
FEATHERS- - ? ?
Live geese, per lb. 50 ? m
Mlxed, per lb. 40
SEEDS-;
Clover. per bus. 8.25 ? 9.00
Timothy. per bua.,. 4.00 fjj' -4.50
Orchard grasa, bus. 1.60 ? '1M
Buckwheat, per bua. 75 ? S0
' German millet, bua. Nominal
BBESWAX . 2s
DRIED APPLES- ?
Slloed, per lb. * JQ *\
Quartered . 3'.4? 4
Dark, per Ib.??> 3
gal DRIED PEAOHBS-Peeled, lb. 8 g 9
cei Peeledfl dark. lb.;???? J g 7
r- Unpeelcd. pcr lb. , * ? ?
CHERRIES- :? _
Pltted (new) dry order. 10 g 11
I RASPBERRIBS?Per lb. 1T W 1>1
?, ! BLACKBERRIBS .t J
? WUORTLEBERRIES. H & 12
Tubwashed, freo ot burrs.. 24 ? -a
Unwashed, freo of burva. -0 ? 21
Merlno, unwashed..-.????? " ? ?
Burry, 2?Sc. per lb. Icaa.
| ROOTS- .
Glnaeng, per lb. ????
Senlca. pcr lb. 4? 9 4o
Va. snake, pcr lb.?> ? JO
May apple. pcr lb....... 3 g 3
| Trune pink. . 2 T?
I Wlld glngor. free of flbre.. 8 g 11
, Wlld ginger. natural. 6 ? 1
CHESTNUTS?Per lb. *
BACON?Htma. small. 22
Hams. large.'. ? g 21
Sldes. smoked. ? ? IS
Shouldera. smoked. 17 ? IS
DRESSED HOGS. Nominal
LARD?CountO'. prlme. 13 ? U
FLAXSEBD?Per bua. 1.29 ? 1.41
e- TALLOW?Por Ib. ? @ e
er j WALNUTS?Per bua. 60
WALNUT KERNBLS?Lb. Nominal
CH1CKEN COOPS. S5 ? 01
TURKEY .COOPS. Ll? ? 1.2;
EUU CRATES.??? 45 W &<
BUTTER BUCKETS-Doz. 2.75 ? 3.1a
NEW YORK PRODUCK MARKET.
New York, November l'.?Flour?Dull ai
generally lower. Rye Flour?Steady. Buc
wlieat Flour and Buckwheat?Qulet. Cor
meal, Rye and Barloy?Steady. Wheat
Weak; No. 2 red, 9(^c elevator and 94M
f. d. li. afloat; No. 1 northern, Duluth, Sl
f. o. b. ufloat. Futures closed 4Vi?l-/;iu. ?
lower. December, 95>a ?97*10.; May, J1.01'
July, 99Hc. Corn?Steady; No. 2, 56=?o. el
vator, dbmeatlc bRsls, lo arrlve, c. 1. f., ai
57iJc. r. o. b. afloat. Fulurea wlthout trai:
nrtlona, clotlng '.4?%<!. not advance. D
reinbor, 55^c.; May, 56T?c. Oats?Stead
l-'utures wlthout tranaactlona, closlng T!
lowor to !ic. higher. November, 37%c.; I
cemher, 37",Jc.; May, 33%c; July, 39%c.
Beef and Cut Meata?tandy. Lard?Easl(
Tallow and Petroleum-rSteady. Wool?Qul
Rosin?Qulet. Turpontine?Ea?y; machl:
barrels, ?J',?e. Rice and Motassca-Qul<
Sugar?Raw, flrm; reflnert, qulot. Coffe<
Futures oponed atoudy at a net decllne
44(>7 polnts. closlng qulet at not doollnea
71^15 polnta. Spot steady; Rlo, No. 1, li
Santos, No. 4, UH?12c: mlld, qulet; Co
dova, UliVUVic, Butter?Flrm; creame
apeciala. 33c.; extras, 31'/jC Choeae?Fln
iluite, whola mllk, avorafye fancy white, H^
15c. Eggs?^Steady. Potatoea-Easy; Mail
per bat;, $1.306} 1.50. ' Cubbagcs?Steady a
unchanged. Peanuta and Frolghta?U
Ichunged. ,
?. Cottonaeed olt waa hlgher^'on Improv
Southern Paclflc conv. 4s.,.. 99
Southehi Railway 6s (bid). 108
?outhern Railway gen. 4s. 76U
United States refundlng 2s, reglstored.. 100%
United Statea refundlng 3s, coupon.100%
United SUtes 3s. reglstered.101%
United states 3a, coupon.101%
United Statea 4s, reglstered.115
United Statea 4s, coupon. 115%
Unlon Paclflc conv. 4s.106V4
United States Steel 3nd Cs. 103%
Vlrglnla-car. Chem. 5s (bid). 100
Wabash lat and ext. 4s. 66%
Wliconiln Central 4s. 93%
demand for ?pot, falr speeulatlve buying and
flrmer erude markets. Closlng prices were 28
polnts hlgher on spot and unchangod to 10
polnts hlgher on futures. November, 7.390
7.46; December. 7.4207.43; January, 7.4607.48:
February, 7.4807.68; March. 7.6907.6ft; prlmo
crude, 6.2006.26; prlme summer yellow, 7.660
8.00; prlme wlnter yellow, 8.0009.00; prlme
summer whlte, 7.6509.00.
CIIICAOO GRAIN MARKET.
Chlcago, III., November 3.?Sevcre dlsap
polntment to believers In hlgher prices came
to-day ln the wheat market. largely because
of reports that wlnter-sown acreage ln thls
country ls teh largest on record. Tho close
waa heavy at a net decline of 1V4 to 302Hc
Corn flnlshed <404?c to 14c. under last nlght.
and oats down ?'Sftlac. Lateat flgures for
hog producta were unchanged to 5c. advance.
The leadlng futures ranged as follows:
????.?, 0pen' Hleh- Low- c'ose.
WHEAT?
Dec. ?9%
May . 56
July . 93%
CORN?
Dec. 47W
May . 49&
July . so%
OATS?
Dec. 31?i
May . 34%
July . ZV.i
MESS PORK?Per bbl.
Jan.17.12
May .16.20
LARD?Per 100 lbs.
Nov.11.60
Jan.10.80
May . 9.77
SHORT RIBS?Per 100 lbs,
Jan.9.12
May .8.95
1 Receipts?Wheat, 36,700 bushels; corn,,257.200
bushels; oats, 185,400 bushels. Shlpments?
i Wheat. 21.600 bushels: corn. 125,400 bushels;
! oats, 240,600 bushels.
| Cash graln closed?'Wheat?No. 2 red. 90%?
' 92Vic; No. 3 red. 8S%091c: No. 2 hard. 90440
, 93&c; No. 3 hard, 8S%09OVJtc; No. 1 norlh
| ern. 81.0101.04; No. 2 northern. 81.0101.02: No.
3 northern. 93c.081.OO; No. 2 aprlng. 94c0-.ll:
No. 3 spring. 94c. 081: velvet chaff. 90037c;
durum. 80090c. Corn?No. 2, SO05O%c.: No.
2 white. 50i,4c.; No. 2 yellow, 50'4'ff SOVic.; No.
3 whlte. 49?4c; No. 3 vellow. 5O05OVic.; No.
. ?. 49V. 0 49Vic.; No. 4 whlte, 49%f<49%c; No. 4
j yellow, 49',iTil9>ic. Oats?No. 2. 31c; No. 2
I whlle. 3303414c.: No. 3 whlte, 82032%c.; No.
, 4 whlte, 31H032V4C.; standard, 32V&033C.
I Baltlmore, Md., November 2.?Wheat?Mar
] ket flrmer: spot, contract, 88%c. Corn?Mar
I ket steady; spot, 65Vic. Oats?Flrmer; No,
2 whlte, 37H037%e. Rye?Flrmer.
RICHMOND 'GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond, Va., November 3, 1910.
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS ON 'CHANGE
WHEAT?Car lots.
No. 2 red, Western. 0? 95
No. 2 red. Virginia.:. 96 0 97
No. 3 red. 94 0 95
Steamer . 90 0 93
Virginla (bag Ipts). 80 ? 94
Virginla. bag lots (for seed).. 0 1.00
CORN-rCar lots.
No. 2 whlte. 0 68
No. 3 white. 0 67V
No. 2 mlxed. ? 67V
No. 3 mlxed.'. 0 57
Virginla (bag lots)..;,.. *7 0 59
Corn 011 the cob (new)... 62 0 53
OATS-Car lots.
No. 2 mlxed. ? 36
No. 3 mixed. ? 35>,
No. 2 whlte. 0 38
No. 3 whlte. 0 37
Wlnter seed (bag lots).'.. 50 ? 68
RYE?Car lots.
No. 2. 0 87
No. J..-.. 0 84
Virginla (bag lots). 81 0 86
Virginla (bag lots). 79 ? 84
CATTLE .MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Salca at Unlon Stock Yards.)
Rlchmond, Va.'. ? November 3," 1910.
Report ofthe live stock market, for th
week endlng October 31:
Cattle, 401 head; calves, 74 head; shecj
107 head; hogs. 992 head.
Best steers. 5Vi06c; medium to good. 4%(
614c.; common to fair,. 3Vi@4Vic.; best heifer
5c.: medium to good, 4Vi04%c; common I
falr, 3Vl@4c; best cows, 404V4c; medium t
good, 3V503%c.j common to falr, 2Vi03%c
bulls. 3%04c; calves, 60SV?c; grass calve
8ii 4l?e. Cows and calves, $25063.00 per heai
Sheep. 2Vi@4V-c.; lambs, 39406c; n few e:
tra. 6V3C.; hest hogs, 9V}c; medium to gooi
S?4?0c; plgs, sows and stags, 70SV4c. *
Chlcago, ill., November 3.?Cattle?Recelp
6.000 lieud. Market strong. Bceves. 84.50'
7.70: Texas steers. $3.3305.75; Western Htecr
$4.1006.55; slockcrs and feeders ,84,1005.5
cows and helfers, $2.2506.50; calves, $7.50<
10.25. Hogs?Recelpts 16,000, head. Marki
more aellve and strong. Llght. 8S.2508.7
mlxed. $7.1.108.75; heavy. $7.S50S.O5: roug
$7.35iij'7..i5: good to oholco heavy, $7.3508.6
?? : pIbs. $7.7008.53; bulk of. sales, 57.6O0S.E
?l" j Sheep?Recelpts SO.COO head, Market stead
'? Native, $2.6004.33; western, $2.6504.35; yea
'f; llngs. $4.35(1(5.10; lambs, native, $4.7506.7
?>j western. $1.7506.75.
i; New York, November 3.?Booves?No trai
e: Ing; feeling steady. Dressed beef slow :
'" 8011c. per ,pound for native sldes; Tox;
ia- j beef, 708Vtc- Calves?Market actlvo ai
0- | steady; airsold. Veals, $7010.75; culls._$
:"? . grassers. $4.73?5.C0; western calves, $5.75
f- 6.25. Clty dressed veals, |(:3017.CO; count:
,0" dressed calves, 9Vi0I5c. Sheop and Lambs
I sheep dull and unchanged'.'lamba. extreme
?r; i slow and 5010c lower; soveral oars uiibo!
"?Sheep, $3.7504.00; culls, $3.60; lambs. $5.50
&C0.
1107 iSnnt Mniu Street.
Membera:
NEW YORK STOOK KXOHANQB.
NEW YOHK COTTON MXOHANOB,
CUIOAGO BOAUD OF TUADB.
E U RO.OEN. Manmer.
??????????????BMHBMBBka^^
The Serviee of a Trust Company
"Following dosely upon the admmiatratlon of the estate of.the late Chief Justice Pnller by
The Merchants Loan and Trust Company, as one of the executors and trustees under the will,
comes the probating of the estate of the late Lambert Tree, another eminent jurist, the petition
in this case being presented to the probate court on Wednesday by The Merchants Loan and
Tnist Company, as executor and trustee of the estate. These two instances of the corporate
handling of estates are notable ones for the reason that both gentlemen were eminent ui the
profession of law-^pne having pecupied the highest place in the world's greatest trlbunal, and the
other having distihetion throughout both continents aa a lawyer, a judge and a diplomat and
both having chosen the same institution to adminlster their affalrs. And there is even more
than this prominence to be given the circumstances. When men so schooled in legal requirementa
and legal responsibilities, to say nothing of legal poeeiblllties, turn to the modern trust company
and use its machinery as a safeguard for the proper handling of their estates after death the
system is given the strongest possible endorsement, Thc estate of Justice Fuller was valued
at nearly one million dollars, while,that of Judge Tree is more than four and a half million dollars,"
i ?
The above edltorlal clipping from the EoonomiH wm handed to ua by one of our
thoughtful citizens with the suggestion that we make it the basis of an advertisement*
We adopt the suggestion because it emphasises our proposltlon, to-wit: That a
strong institution like the VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY is better quallfied to act
as Executor and Trustee than an individual. The reasons are many, and we invite
the opportunlty of pointing out these advantages to any prudent man or woman
interested in the matter.
Booklet on trusts sent free. In it are glven some valuable Information about
the drawing of a Will.
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANV
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
CASH CAPITAL, $1,000,000.00
HERBERT W. JACKSON, President.
JAMES N. BOYD, Vice-President. JNO. M. MILLER, Jr^ Vlce-Preafaent,
L. D. AYLETT, Secretary. * JNO. H. SOUTHALL, Treasurer.
Life Insurance Company of Virginia
Incorporated as a StockCompany in 1871
Oldest. - Largest - Strongest
Southern Life Insurance Company
Progressive - Conservatlve
issues the Most Liberal Forms of Life and Endowment Policies from
$1,000.00 to $25,000.00
With Premiums Payable Annually, Semi-Annually or Quarterly
All Policies are Clear and Definite, and as Liberal as
Safety Will Permit, and Their Values Are Absolutely
Guaranteed.
Insurance In force September 30,1910 - - OVER $71,000,000.00
Assets September 30, 1910 WBk - OVER 6,000,000.00
Capital and Surplus September 30, 1910 - - OVER 1,100,000.00
JOHN G. WALKER, President
6.65. Hogs?-Market 5c. lower. State and
. Pennsylvanla hogs, $6.5008.85.
-
RICHMOND TOBACCO .MARKET.
Rlchmond, Va., November 3, 1910.
| Rrlghts?Recelpts llght and market qulet
but tlrm. Dark Tobaeco?The market wlll be
ready for all new dark flred tobaeco Tues
i day, November 8. Sun.Cured?New.?Recelpts
llght and market" active at prices quoted for
all sound stock.
BROWN SHIPPING?REORDERED.
Lugs .$6.50 0$ 7.5?
Short leaf.'. S.CO 0 9.51
, Long leaf. 10.00 0 15.00
i BRIGHTS.
'. SMOKERi?Common .\ 7.00 @ g.51
Medium .* 9.00 @ u.M
Flne . 12.00 0 13.04
CUTTERS-Common .11.CO ? 12.5S
Medium . 13.00 0 14.51
Flne . 16.00 0 I8.tt
Fancy . 18.00 ? 20.04
F1LLER3?Common . 8.03 ? i?.?i
Medium. 1LW it 12-?
Good . 12-56 0 18.51
Flne . 14.00 0 lg.ot
WRAPPERS?Common .15.00 0 17.04
Medium ..18-00 O 20.M
Good .???? 25.00 0 30.M
Flne .?? 32.50 0 37.51
Fancy . 48.00 0 46.04
SUN-CURED.
New prlmlngs. com. to primo.. 1.00 0 6.00
Lugs, common to good. 5.00 0 7.31
Lugs, good to prlme. 8.00 0 9.61
Short leaf.10.00 ? 12.50
Wrappers . 15.00 0 35.0)
I.ong leaf. 11-00
.mb'CELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET.
(Reported by Rodgors, McCube & Co.)
Petersburg, Va., November- 3.?Peanuts.?
Spanish.?Market flrm at $1.10 per bushe
for new Spanish. No. 1 shelled, Spanish, 7?<
! ?7-741-. per pound; No. 2 shelled, SpanlBh
?!? 4--i 05c
?? Vlrglnlas.?Market qulol at 3%?3%c. foi
0 fancy handpleked; 2Vfc03e. for machine pick
"^ed; 202%c. for shelllng stock.
''?!
DRY GOODS MARKET.
New.York, Novomber-3.?Tho cotton good:
\ market rule.d qulot wfNwut any appreclabt
? j change ln prices. Yarns hold flrm. Raw slll
ls belng bought steadlly. The carpet auctloi
.^Isalc contlnues to" draw n, largo attondanc
of buyers, and ineichandiso Is bolng take:
out steadlly at falr prices.
NAVAL STORES.
Wllmlngton, N. C? November 3.?Splrit
Turpentlne?Stoady ai 75c; recelpts 29 caski
Rosin?Steady at $5.35; recoipts 103 barreli
Tar?Flrm at 52.00; recelpts 50 barrels. Crud
Turpentlne?Flrm at $1.5006.00; recelpta :
barrels.
Savannah. Ga., November 3.?Turpentlno
Flrin ut 76%c.; sales 62D casks; recelpts S(
casks; shlpments 23 casks; stock 20,305,caski
Rosin?Flrm; salps 2,35'.' barrels; recelpta 3,1'
barrela; shlpments 3.010 barrels; atock 72.SS
barrels. Quote: B, $5.95. r>
aiAKINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, 'NOVEMBER 3. 191
ARRIVED.
Stoamor Brandon, Harney, Norfolk, moi
chandl.10 aud passongers, Old Domlnion Lin
Steamer Aurora, Barrett. Petersburg an
Janles Rlver landlngB, :morchandlse'and pas
sengers. Phllllps Line.
Steamor Pocalionias, Graves'. Norfolk ar.
Jamea Rlver landlngs, inerchandlsri and pai
sengora, Virginla Navigation Company.
Tug Standurd QJt' Company; No. 12, Burl
Baltlmore, barge ot oll, Standurd Oll Co.
Schooner Lizxlo A. WIlllaniB, Corbln, Ba
tlmore, oystor ahells,'Morgan Bros. & Co.
8A1LED.
Steamer Brandon,. Harney,-Norfolk, m?
Chandlsa and pasaengorB.'Old Domlnion Llm
Steamer Aurora. Barrott, Pctersburg an
James River landlngs, merchandlso and pai
aengers, Phllllps Line.
Tug Standard Oll Company. No. li, Bur
BROAD STREET BANK
303 EAST BROAD STREET
Temporary locatlon during constructlon of new bankin? houis
Capital .-- - - - $200,000
Surphu and undivided Profitt - $ 119.000
W. M HablUton. Pres.; f. .V. .<itaert. /hj-Pras.'.sJno. G. .ValKif. il v/i.-i
Pres.: Andrew M. G'over. Cashier
PERSONAL AND BUSINESS ACCOUNTS S^UCITED
With assets of over Sl,700,00"), every inducement consistent with good
banking is offered to its customera". 3 per cent. altowed in savings depart?
ment. Bank is open till eight o'clock Saturday cvenings.
IVerrport New. waa Old Polnt Rallrray
and Electric Coropauay.
Newport News. Va.. Nov. 2, 1810.
Notice is hereby given that thera
has boon deposlted wlth the Maryland
'IVust Company, Trustee, Baltimore,
for tho purpose of purchaslng gonora.li
mortgage bonds of thls company, un-i
der the terms of sald mortgage, dated'
February 28, 1901, the proceeds real?
ized from the sale of certaln securl?
tles heretofore lodged wlth the trus?
tee as part collatrfral for sald gen?
eral mortgage bonds. ?
NEWPORT NEWS AND
OLD POINT RAILWAY
AND' ELECTRIC COMPANY.
By W. J. PAYNB, President.
Referring to the above notice, thi?
company wlll receive offers of the
general mortgafre bonds of the New?
port News and Old Polnt Rallway
and Electric* Company, for purchase,
wlth. tha proceeds referred to, under
the tor/ns of said mortgage. All of?
fers must be at flat prlce and ln hand
of. the undersigned not later than 12
o'clock M. on the 18IH DAY OP NO?
VEMBER, 1910, and the rlght ls re
served to reject any or all offers or
any part thereof. ? Bonds accepted will
be paid for not le/ter than November
21, 1910.
MARYLAND TRUST COMPANY,
Trustee.
Baltimore, Md.
Baltimore, oil barge.
l\ Burgo Warwlck, Fltzlmmons, James Rlver
' j light. j \
_l Barge Ellen. 8. Jennings, Naulty,- Chlcka
7 homlny' Rlver. light.
Treasury Statement,
Washlngton, D. C? November 3.?The con
dltlon ot the Treaaury at tho beginning o:
buslness to-day waa aa follows:
T'uat Funds,
Gold coln.MOS.942,86:
Sllver dollara.......;... 4S7,905,UO
Sllver dollara ot 1890. 3.516.00
Silver certificates' o'utatandlng. 487,995,00
General Fund.
Standard allver dollara ln general
fund .,.....?* 1.659.62
Current llabllltlea. 116,057,81
Worklng balanco ln Treaaury off Icea 311,139.30
ln banka to credit of Treasurer of I
tho Unlted States. 35,638,03
Subuldlary allver coln. 10,873.47
"?J Mlnor coln.....,;. .528,64
: I Total balance ln general fund...... 85,011,95
JSIPItOVDJO SlilOF,PING CAB SERVICf
TO ME.UPHIS, TISNK.,
vla Southern Rallway, througlt Ashe
vlllo, Knoxvllle and Chattanooga
wlthout change, Leave ; Rlchmpnc
10:45 A. M, dally, Consujt.. tlpket
agouta.
WE WANT
You to test our capaclty for hand?
llng; business. We have ample cap?
ltal and a force of competent clerks,
tralned to handle your business ln
a satlsfactory way.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
1016 E. Main St.
3% in Savings Department
National Bank of Virginia
Capital, - $1,200,000
Surplus, - S 600,000
Accounts solicited
Ninth and Main Streets
American National Bank
RICHMOND, VA.
With ample Capital and
Surplus and modern facil?
ities, invites accounts of
Individuals, Firms and
Corporations.
3% Interest Paid in Savings
Department.
The Confederate Museum
TWEUTH ANP CIjAY STRBBT3
OPEN 9 A. M. TO B P. U.
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