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w
r?e\v York, January 10.?Detailed ro
? dial of lite ttay >-'ii tho Stock Exchange
S Hi ves IHtlc purpose beyond calling
tvattention t<> Its Ii reuula t It > ami e.v
t 11 cm?- dullness. Business fell off to
? ii marked degree hi stocks and hnnda.
> mid while prices ri licet? d no great
^weakness until ihe iiuui hour, the un
i uortoiio was uncertain all day A rise>
. et 7 points in Canadian I'jelile fol
llyweil ^yesterday's la;, announcement
[?el a proposed Increased in the divi?
dend to |'u per eeul and stimul.it ?I
5 mine ground for allllhited Issues. Tin
? hi In nee ot tin market rose uiid fell
' n'.tcinately w ithin narrow limits ;?>;?
t the greater part ? the day. but In
the lute trad In K heavy selling ot lier
?taln Industrials produced all round
weakness, and the market closed
t heavy; with a tiitijoiil.v of net losses.
Heaviness ivns most pronounee-el in
[ Central Leather und Anu-rlcun lit.le and
hesilnr, and the d-elite, in these Is
1 in es was attributed to the reported
<i -ins.;, of n iiuthbiM of Western lan
lie-t lets because oi unfave.i-ublc trade
condition.-'. American cotton till and
: .larin products wert affected and yield
n! under slight pressure.
I'nlted .'Hate.-' StCel was fairly steady
i(ittiid the company's rcpejl-t Of utttillcd
ftnniiugc for becemVer siewine a de?
crease of SS.firio tons; was in line with
i'cncral expectation, even though it:
'. inurkcd a huw low rec'i rtl in tla his?
tory of the eorporattt n und ?lemon-]
i:i;.t-d anew the lins.l tisfuctot y .-tale?
nt '.hat Industry. The street continued '.
to Ignore the progress iji the freight!
. .hearings at Washington, despite ?in- |
{tihiations from the Interstate Com-]
. pierce Commission that fui-thet delay;
In making new rates effective i- likely. |
Till only change in local monetary
conditions Was a better Inquiry for1
'time loans, without effect on rates, j
JtankcrS in adjacent cities are roplen- i
? lulling their reserve's hvrc, and no
pi hange from present conditions is ex?
pected for the balance ot this month at
1- a St.
No additional details concerning the
i-J.itoposcd issue of 5C0,t?(?0;000 how City
.??I New York we i t obltiinablc to-day. I
, l ilt It appears to be tteceptetl as a fact j
that the issue will hour interest at
tl.-: rate of 11-1 per Cen'l.. which Is
!!?? li-jurt the City authorities hoped
for. The general bond market was
ll'regular, with declines in most city
Issues. Total sab-s. par value, $3.04G.
lOnO t36vei;hhicnt lieiidi unchanged on
tall Total saleit; 379,C't>? shar.cs.
New S'urk. January 1".-Money on
rill steady, to i per cent.: rilling
fates, 3.1-2S eb-slnp bid. St?-*!; Offered
fit i Time loans, hdft etui uetlvc;
t-i\;.v divs ami ninety days. 3 i-j per
n:.t.: six month;!. 33-il! ! per cent.
-I'rlrnc inercantl'.i ptiper, I 1 ?:' lo 3 per
? ?:! Sterling exchange steady, at a
decline, with actual business in lunik
us bills at .i.S27o for slxty
e -? bills, und S4.575 for demand, Oom
1.Ii r lal bills. Jt S-'tSj $4.S'J :i-S. B:tr lill
f.vei% :>ti-t. Mexicun dollars, 45.
RICHMOND STIR K
Richmond, V?.. January la, isn.
STATE SECURITIER. Rid. Alkod.
Vlticlnla 5x. Old. <?. and R.. ins:.... sp.\ ss
lYiitiirlct, 2-3. i'. *inl Ii.. :?<!. --?Ii s>"i
oifV sK' i'icnir.s.
R)<li. <-li> is. /?. and II.. i?3SU9IO. 99
RAILROAD BONDS.
A. V. !.. It. R. Con. Tri I p. 31
r. 11 rid 1.? I:, and A. Oe-n'l M. t'i*.. ltd
lirnr:ia Pai Itt ?*. <v I9r. 113
licoiirla, So and Tin. .913... If)
lleortla and Ala. Con. 1913. 103
Norfolk mid Wc?i r:>. I> I9IH.... 9S
Nor. and Win. Ry. fata, tti, I'll KS
Srubcird Air Lino Is. t3-.C. fS
BeaboarO Adi 3 p; c band?, .91? . :i
Kt.uihem Railway in 1991. 107
tVcKtern N C. lft 0*. <?. IMl.ij. lie.
? STREET RAILWAY BONDS,
Vs. Hy. and Power Oo. ."??. 19*1 ...
STREET ItY. STOCKS Par.
V?; fly; and Potter '??>. pfd.?jrt 73
\ h. Hy. und Power ' "<>. C0111....I1W S3
RAILROAD STOCKS Par.
Atlantic Cbart Line com;.ICO IIS
rbe>ap?ak< and Otilo.ICm S2
Kot folk and Wektein coin.I?4 l?t!? ???
Kituthem ttulltvu> |?fd.ttO CS
BANK .\ND TRUST CO. Hl fktksl
American National.'09 163
liana ot Commerce und Trust..IM ISO
Plrai National.100 :i"
National Rank of VlrKinl-j. .. ICO,.. 191
National Siuw- and city Bunk.tPo ITS
Hiivlnat Bunk of>*.?fttbnlojipl. C:l 63
Union Hunk oC.ltlpiiiuonVl. W SSO
\ IirIiiIu TrtUI Colipaijy.IM llil)
1N SURA N C E COM ?A NIK 8
. Vilgllilli rif? und Murine. :3 ?3
MISCELLANEOUS.
American Locomotive ptd.It\
Va.jiTarl t'Mni, bid. n p. <?.100 IS3ii ...
L'a.-Cai ..1V111. Co. ro:?..V>> bJ
>t-payitiK Ii. unit i
itijrent ir.ust ho nil
> ;-rUln alcs of mcKbt- I
uar> i. ?>r rather lent i
Jiaifil, t.ut tho Improve
lained, anil 'in iiiaiki
K-allzInt; ai i\ hfl caln
Thomas Branch & Co.
(Established 1S3S.)
MEMBERS
New York Stock Excnange
New York CottoD Eschari:;:'
Private Wires to
Principal Markets
Official Range and Sale of Stocks in New York.
Allls-Chslmer? .
Allls-Ohnluiers. pfd.
Amalgamated Copper .??
i Atiier. Agrl, Ch'tm., com.
? Amer. Bed Sugar, com..
American Cati .
Amerh art Cuu. pfd.
Amer. Car nn.l Eoundry;
Ameri Onit' and Kduh.. pfd
American Cotton Oil.
Amer. Linseed oil.
American locomotive ...
Amer. Locomotive. i>fd...
Amer Mall Co. pfd.
American Smelting .
Am. ric.in Sugar .
Amer. Tel und Tel. Co ..
American Tobacco, .ni
American T6l?ai ?... pfd..
Anaconda Cop per .
Atehlfon .
Atlantic Coast Line.
\. I1. i. ?.i c inueetUiut.i
Baltimore ami Ohio ...
Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
C ntrial Leather, com ?
Canadian Pacific .
1 Clie'siipcalcc ami Ohio ...
Chicago Greol Western:
Chi., .Mil. and St Paul...
Cr?i iilfc Sir ? i i Ol".. cunt.
? 'rticilde .-to- !, i Id.
Chi ; and Northwest
Colorado Puol ami Iron'.
CdloraUo an.l Southern;.
Consolidated Gas .
I >e I a ware atid I liidsott.'..
By TIIU.M \S BRANCH & Co.. Bankers and Brokers.
High. Low. Closing. Open.
Bid. Asked. SALUS.
J, M.. Illinois Central .
2?; SO 100 Interboro-Met . 19>3
CP, U3'? 63 >'.:', 600 hit erboro-Mct; pfil. ;>4
IH< I7>, 47 t;>, .'?> Int. Mer. .Marine, com... 4'...
42*j 4""4 ti le>> Intel national Paper _ 12
. ;? :< 9t? 160 Int. Paper, pfd. 5'i
7s'< 77'K 77'i 7* 40? Kan. Cllv South., com.. ;?
61*? 6.350 Lehlgli Valley. Kii^i
1 in :?0 Louisville and Nashville MS
.-IS Ma o liat I 111 .
I 011. . ml Ulo lire 11.,
i 'eil. ;.ud Bio ? '.ran.
Idslillers' Sec. Cor
l.rle .
Mile. 1st pfd.
l'-d .Min mid Sin..
General Electric .
Great Northern, pfd.
Great Northern Ore ctft
com.
pfd..
Pfd.
142
t'Pi
i?ii,
iwi.
31 %
305%
$W??
;u>?
11..
Ii'.
:ts>s
10;
hi'-j
ISO
ll|Uj
2t?l ?4
139 it
12&?,4
li:: 115
lll'v III?
101 Mo.. Kan. and Texas ?
Mo.. |<nn. ami Tex., pfd.
,000 Missouri Pacific.
309 National i.eud .
1,200 New Vork 1 lenlral.
200 N. v . out and Western
Mo Norfolk and Western...
42ii
94?
43 ?
'MVt
Noi l l ern P
?III.
6514
III1 k
12>,4
I'd
Il&?
K'2'4 1"2>V
7ft'i. j69i
:0 " '-.?,
20Pli 2o|i,
M>4 ml.
22>,i 2;i
124 V,, IVMVs
II ?. 1-'
71 W,
14.'.. 143
81?.S ilJ4
11S ill
1391138?
166
Pacific .Mull . 2ST4
2.263 Pennsylvania . 29V4
HO People s Has . 107
,yh Pressed Steel car . 32
100 Pressed Steel Car, pfd.. !?J'..
By. steel Spring, coni.
95,300 Bead!UK, .166
!"? Republic Iron and Steel 32
Iteptibllr l and S.. pfd.
I.C00 Bock Islaii I . S"'i
100 Ko. k Island, pfd. CO5),
loss-Sheffield .
63."
pfd.
66 Vt
32 Vs
2, 'v
4f.'.i
4.*.'
151
l-T.
1671s
83U
46?
66
162
12. ',
i>uthern
ioutherii I tall why
MO Southern Itallway
62 Standard 011 .
1,1(0 Teilll. Copper, x iVi
l'?"i Texas PUclfle .
I5,?5fl Union Pnclllc .
300 L'ltlted Stoics Rubber
K-.i/n Cuited" SCit- s Steel.. ..
71." Tinted States Siee
1.100 Va.-Car. Chemical
Va -' 'ar 1 Iheinlcal, pfd..
400 \\ abash .
1,700 Wabash. pfd.
7(4) Westen. Union .
Total mies for day
HiVii
Lie*
361 ?'.
pVd 11?'
.... 63'3
16u
4S
TAH
111'-.
l2Vi
lei!.
II,-',
i21iu
60??
ii'i>4
7.*it,
II'.',
t:i*.
i6<4
Closing.
Bid Asked:
13? ISo
1:0,
17t,',
Ill':
':?>,
47
65
11"-,
12?;
l?l'-,
117 'A
23
173
34?
. .'175..10O shares.
IS?i
8315
I'-.
American T<
a the
CLOSING BO N'P QUOTATIONS
Te,
Tobacco 4?...
Ann rlcili Tobicco .
Atciilfoh cohv t? (bid).
AtciiiKou 1:011V. r>E 1 t.jfi
Atl.ir.tlc i.'"4u Line hi
Brooklyn Transit con*'.
Centra! of OCorein if...
cm sapi ike Uiid Ohio l!i
? I.. !>Hi>l i-k, an.i Ohio ? '
l.'li 1 ;-o, rt nn.l Qulncy
' . ii :i>? QltllC)
Chicago, Mil. 10,d s: 1".
and P
Denver and nio Qrunde ref. 5s. fi"
KM* tuiiv. 1?. gerlc? "A". "Bi
! Idle i'onv. tr, icrlea "tr.CW
. Int.Thorough Metre*, t'-.s. Is*
I Inter, .Merc. Marine I'-t. K,
. Karitas City Southern in 3s ibid). 7::'
Loiilivllle mid Nash. Un. 4* . Ml!
i\Missouri Pacific ts. 7T'
. Missouri Pacific conv. f*. n>
, Norfolk anil Western Im con. ts (bid).. !?'?
1 ' Norfolk ami Wester.nv. ?5. lO:3
I'ennsylvarila conv. 3s'? (1915. W*
|SeatK>ard Air Lliia adj. ;?. 77?
in-.
139?
46*i
Mttj
110?}
41
lOlli
I17V4
124*4
10694
;:t-.
111
?11 '<
lOl'j
I Uli
'.'<)
53W
?Jd.i;
1711
117'?
63
|23Vj
If.t;
83?4
71
Houlhern Tai 111.- conv
Boiiiherii Itallway 5? . l"?
Southern Itallway gen. I..*". 76!i
ii. s. refuiiilltii; ?.?. reslHiered. 100*?
: t". s. refunding :i coupon. 100*4
li. .*. s?. resKtored. iej
B. S?. 3?. coupon...!. 10.'
I U. s. i?. reslitered . 11*14
: Ii. S- it. co'ipon. ur.'-j
j t'nlon Paclilc conv. 4s. tOl
I V11 Ion Paclilc 1st and ief. t?. ?7U
? 1;. b=. Steel Ind 6?. lot
I Vlrriala-Car. Chem. M (bid). tm
I Woba-h 1st and ext. 4?. et':
??OSO :.isi year, and nt Houston S."n bales
ngnltisl (,."\ last year.
i i.s:
i i.?
spot cotton opened firm and closed stead]
Open. Illijli Low. dose.
J?o<'/?ry .....lt.r.s 147:: 11.37 II?-:
l'.ruarj . 11 ;:. n.u.7:i
M 1 fell .Its: !
April .
May.li.Oj l
??u"e . 18.03
J" v .ts.oj l?.ta
August .U.ii U.W) H 74 14.71
September .U.s'.' 13.?:: 13 7S 13.77
,;' i.?b 1 .la.:* 13.17 is.37 n'r.s
Cotton quiet; middling, 14.TS: cross rc
eelptS. ;.7;i Im hu: ?jdes, 3,?|<S hales: stock.
t?al?s: export tu the Continent, Stil
bale*'.
Total to-day nt all port?--Nel receipt?,
tih'lc?: export 1.. n-rni llrltaln, 13,100
tutlc?: t? the Continent, .'-.sit bales; Slock,
1,157.710 bales:
Consolidated at all port*?Net receipts.
L'SO.hSI hales; rxpoi't 1? tlre-st Britain. :::?.'.">.'
bales; to the Continent, 39.953 bales; to
France, 17.503 bale*: to the c'ontlnint, 89.700
bales; to Jupnri. .".3':' half?.
Total Mnn- September ! at ill ports-Net,
rcci'lpl's fi.4lT.5C2 hales; export to tSre?l!
Hrltnln MiB.c:* bates; to Kruno. 573.Mt>!
bales; to the Continent. I.714.SS? hales: 101
Japan. C3.03: hales; to Mexico, I.:'!." bales. I
New Oceans. La., .January IS.?Coltov
Spot coMiiri steady, l-lfi.-. op; middling, lie.
.Stile? 1,11 tlie .'i>.it l.tfirt bales ami .in,I i?o to
i Mh. Futures opened stonily at m: Hilvonee
01 flic points on good cables, tind the ceh
Mit report on sinning up 10 .inumity 1. Aftoi
tt'e rail tin- market win very steady. At the
eiiil ,,1 the first half bom <i( business the
active months evorkoil si Igt lily highen oh
buying by disappointed shorts, and prices
ivriro put to a net udyiincc oj 74JS point**.
I..it. to tlie inornliiK tin- linn grew dull,
nml under the lnncilvll> and a ilcslre fol
protlt? on the pari Ol ???alpin;: Ioiiks prlrrn
satircl oft. At noon the market was un
rhtinceii to I point up Compared with la.st
wi ele's dose. In the afternoon the innrflrl
whs very .pile.. At o'clock price.-, weio 1
point under bin week's close. The market
flnyed steady. 1 point up to " points down
compared ?Uli last week's close. Closing
l>ta>: January. 11.91; February. IWU; Miv'ch,
ir..os; May. II.:?; July, V>>; August, II.S7.
I.?CAI. ItAHKl'.r QUOTATIONS.
IrUinithrd l>\ Levy Conini!?slon Co., Com
Il.r.v. pr l>. M
posters, each . 35 9
l*urk*. li?r^i>. youiiK, Hi. (?(
i>ni;-si:i- inu i.rnv
illr.iri and I'isel Off?Undrawn.)
Turkey.*. hi.
Chleit-ii... lb. I? ?T
lb in., lb. IB
Dilt'ks. Hi. IT 11
Ueeie'. lb. 14 Iii
Etitsy?Crated
In irni.f. nearby, frcsli, do*.. 31
In ?- en I ? *?. other sections, doz.. Zl
Ul/'TTL'.ll,
Mi r. hunts' mil. ;>. r lb. IS
1.1 VK STUCK.
v>a|?i choh-e tu tiacy. !jV41|
Vials, poor to fan. lb. s
Calves, rimne.f. lb. 5 DT
ftheep. ID.... 3
I..null?. Bprlng, lb. 6
Caitln fall la rirlirie, lb. ? fl
ll'.Rf. :t.. S ?'
fc COUNTRY CimED HAM.--.
Ham's \: smoked, .?mall? n
Hams, oeli smoked, larire, lb. IS (J
GAME;
Italiblts, .No. 1. ?0 <il
Rabbits. No. . S <?t
nnKSHED ttoos.
MojtK small flzO?. Hi. 10
Ho?., la reo and medium, lb. Sli'r
Ho?, soo.. ai'.l su ss, lb. X
ii <s. i oars. :?. -?
i4pari.ill.il ami ehllie. I? fl1
HIDES.
iTiillow. lb. ?
UttfWax . St
WOOI i
'Eilglit, N... I. washed, lb.... nr.
1 Height. No Ii ivaslied, lb. S3 O
j I'll . niitvitihed. free of burr*.. ;o
I cii . iliiunslied, lightly burry.. 17
I Cli. utievaslie.il, innllnni burrv '.5
MISCEI.I.ANEt UJS
j I ?rie? lippli s. lb. 414?
1 unions, dry. per ICO Hi. 2.M y.
j Potators, i'lltMi'i.. bus. f.a 1*.
Apples per bli!. 2 5? tl
! U :.::.u!s. pm lots. ?0
I Dlaeke-ye pe*?. No I. Pus.... ITS <f.
?M'lTIONS.
si i line mi live ami
; lei mui'h heavier re
dropped t? 31 Cent?,
lower market; s.l.lp
"i theli consignments
hold, tliih way gul
NKM VOKK PKOIHJC.B MA UK ET.
Vorl.. January 10 Flour?steady with
fan di maud. Rye Flour mid e'orr.meal?
leody. Buckwheat Flour and Rye?Dtill.
tuekn heat ? Quiet. Barley?Firm. Wheat
laey. No. 2 r<d. !?!>",.?. elevator and fl.ftP.
. o. 1>. afloat Future! cloned *s'?> Se. lower,
lay, jbO?*?: Jttly, }!.?!*?. Com~E?sy; new,
f o. 1?. afloat. Futuril? closed
, aslcr ur.del local selling nt '*c. decline. May
'closed a- Oats?Spot steady. Futures
c'?srd 'Sc. net decline, M-sj and July, lOHc.
I.ird :jn<l Tailo? -Easy Rosin and Turpen
t n< Flrrrt. nice and Molasses?Steady, Suscar
? llaiv, . .?sv. refined; quiet. Coffee?Futures
. los, d barely s''iid>. r.ei 1 point lower to S
point! htgrtcr. Spot, tlrm; Itio. No. I. 13'iHJ
1 \- : Santos, No t, ll'ill'ic: mild, nonil.
nal; Cordova, ??? But ter?Easier ;
i:reamery, held, special, Mc; Imitation
creamery, tirns. '.'1H I.'c.; factory, held. 21'n
:.'i Eggs?Weak; State, Pennsylvania and
nearby hennery, white, fancy, Inrce, iiJft'.v.;
jdo.. gathered ?litte. 3??j??c.; ,in., hennery
llTesh gathered, dirties. No. I, ae'.i do. No.'
stoe?-.Firmer; rtermuda. ! I it .'..Vi; Maine.
t>hg. 11.43?? 1.S3! Bute, pel barrel, Jl.:t7fl
Cabbages?Ess* and unchsngcJ, Pea
mit? mid Freights? Unohnngei.
''oltonseed ol! was nulcl with inXes easier
under tnlk of Cheaper crude, scattered sell?
ing for spec-.ila I ive account and leral near*,
hy pressure. Kiiture* rioted f-TtS polnt? nei
lower January. 7.2.1 <i 7. :7; February; 7.!2~i
717; Min-ch. 7.C4"|7.:?: April. 7.24 jji 7.30; May.
' 27 07.30; prime .-rude. f. .27 a-k<-d; prime
.40 ? ?
23 ti
pr!
prime lummti
? In I?
vhltc.
yel
.Sift j
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Chicago. 111.. January 10.?Predictions ,.f
rain or snow for all the ?Inter wheat St.it?.
made prices here heavy to-day. In the
Southwest particularly the fall-Sown strain
need* moisture, and nlst, requires protection
from cold weather, Closing ilgurei were i.'ifj
*?e, ilown to 'itTJie. ?p. Corn Onlshed un?
changed to higher: o.ns the ?Smo.rii
last, and provisions 10c. lower to .'hiv. ad?
vance.
1.lading futures ranged as follows:
Open, lllijh. Low. Close.
I.?:',
mo.
May
July
Sept.
OATS
Slav
.In It
Sept.
M IIS.
.lau.
PORK?Per l>l>'.
.eo.s-.'
3I?4
33',
:o.io
May .19.20 19.20 19 00 I9.e7
LARD,?Per :o? ihs.
Jun.10.?: ??O.fi." 10.57 Ift.flft
M.iy .10.30 10.30 10.17 10.17
July .10.20 . 10.07
KlimiT RIBS- Per n-s
Jan.p>.?.'> IMS l0.fi", 10.7-j
May .10.10 10.'? lO.ca je.f.J
Jlily .W.oi 10.ot 9.95 9.97
Receipts?Wheat. SI.300 bail)el?i corn. IIS.704
Intends, nuts. 349,200 hush-Is. Shipments
Wheel. it.Sl'O hushelt; corn. 151.700 bushels;
oais. SICfiNi bushels
Cash groin?Wheat. No. '.' red. 0S???f90?4c.;
No. 2 hard. jl.W.; No. 3 hard. 9S<J
f.-'-.-.: No. I northern, ft.OOTi 1.10: No. 2 north;
rrn. Jl'i-Ci 1.09; No. 3 northern, Jt.05fll.07; No.
spring, Hfl'l.OCi; No. :; spring, 11 fl 1.05; vel?
vet i huff. :i2c. TI ?1.02; di-jimi. ? r-2Uc. Corn
-No. ?: and No. 2 white; tKHPiCii No. 2
yellow; 17-,i 47'vi-.: No. .- 4.Vi ?1 tfitic. i No. 3
while. 451.4c; No. 3 \ellow. J4?ifl 54*4c.; No.
I. I4>4 <<i 4iNe.: No. I white. 14!, ff 15c.: No. I
yellow, tlL.ti 45.\ OatS?No. .' while. 3CTi
Sl'.c; No. :i while. 33 t) 3T: No. I. 31 c.; No.
I white. ;;.''?.. 11 : standard, S3U"!J 33?ie.
llaltimore. M.I.. January 10? Wheat ?
j Steady: spot, rontrael. !?"-?-.: Southern
{ci'inles. We. Corn ?Steady: spot. contract,
f.lS ?' iv.'.e. Oata?.Firmer; Nu 2 white, 5S'-',i
|3$?4c. Rye -Quiet; No. I western, domestic,
SStfSIe.
IlirilMllMI (iltXIN MARKKT.
itlchmnnd. Vs.. January 10, I9U.
I WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS ON 'CHANGE.
Win:AT Car lotf.
I No. S red. Wectern. <!i S'.o.l
No. 2 red. Virginia. 1.00 "l 1.01
No. .1 red. t? 'it 99
Steamer . 91 o 9J
EnM Mnlu Street
Members:
VKW VORIC STIC K EXCHANGE.
NEW VOHK COTTON Ii X (.11 A Mil.
. illCAi.o noAitn OF TRADES
E. I- KOI' EN. Mannt:?:
Virginia (bag loll). ?0
CORN?Car lots.
No. I white . f><
No. 3 white . 58
No. 2 mixed . fiS't
No. 3 mixed. 53
Virginia (uatg lots). 6) 'j
Corn on the rob. 61 %?
OATS- Car lots.
No. 1 mixed. $f
N"o. 5 mixed. 3S'j
No. 2 white. q
No. 3 white. 4r
Winter seed tbng lots). 68 *i
RYE?Car lots.
No. 2 (car lots). <3
No. 3... . ft
\ trclld.l (h;lg lotsl. f2 <U
CATTLE MARKETS.
It ICH.MONO L.1VE STOCK MARKET.
(Sales at Union Stork Yards.)
Richmond, Vo.. January 10, 1911.
Report of the live slock market lor tho
week emit.ig January 9:
Receipts?Callle, (SO head; ral\es. I* head;
sliee;,, in head! hogs. 3,614 head.
Rest steers. Co.; medium to good. 6^t?6<v;
common to fair, WS'e.; best heifers, Hie;
medium to go?d, Sfl 5'3r.; common Its fair.
4-it-v.: best cowt. Il-c: medium to i-<?d.
common to fair. .t^is^e,; bulls.
:-'s ?? : Calves, T'fOo L'ows and calves,
825 ft .:5.(4 per h?nd. Sheep. u i;>4c : lambs,
f.'iT1,,., best hogs. S.6.">: medium to good, S.l'j
tfSlic.; sows about Sc.; stags. 6VrO'Hc.
?Iii,ago, I!-... January 10.?Cattle ?Receipts
estimated at 5 .Mil head. Market steady.
Ilr. \.-s. fl.c r,.f'V Texas steers, it.l?iij 5.30;
Western steers. 8l.2S4j5.90; stockers and feed?
ers. t3.65fj5.T0; cows and heifers. 82.66 fi6.25;
calves, fT '( 9.25 Hogs?Receipts estimated at
25,094) head. Market slow. .V. lower. Light.
8 7,808, .3; 10; mixed. $*.S0fiS.i0; heavy. J7.S051
8.10; rough, 87.Wff7.90; good to choice heavy,
87..'SM| S.lu: nigs. 8T.69tfS.10;. bulk of sales. I<
iff S.05. Bhecp?Receipts estimated at 17,004
head. Market steady. Native. 82.S0A4.4t;
Western, 82.6S8T4.40: yearangs, 64.(806.70;
lambs, native, 8l.T54fO.SO; waatern; 1606.50.
New York. January 10. ? Beeves?Receipts
."Til head. Nothing doing; feeling Steady,
Sheep and Lambs?Receipts 1,520 head. Sheep,
Sien 4.60; medium to fair lanihs. f6.30O6.S0:
yearlings. 83 'i '? SO, Hogs?Receipts 1.300 head.
Market nominally ,steady.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MAB -?ET.
Riehmond, Va.; January 10, 1911.
Bflghts?Fall receipts and market urn: at
quotations. Dork-FlredT-Rscelpts light;
,.ie,,,iy at prices quoted Sun-Cured-- Market
fairly active at unchanged prices. Receipts
llalii. but an increase Is expected next
?. el;.
DARK STEMMING -NEW
l.UgS . S 4 Oil M i T.01
; Short leaf. 6.30 <& 5.5?
I Long leaf. 9.00 y 11.5?
BR< l W N S HI PPI NO?N EW.
? Lug- . 4.00 (ft 8.5*
: Short leaf. 7.00 fi S.V.
. bong leaf. 9.00 ft
' Wrappers . lft.00 fl 15.4)
BRlGHTS.
I SMOKERS?Common . T.00 0 Hit
Medium . 9.00 0 11.01
i Fine . 12.00 0 13.0?
CUTTERS?Common . 12.00 ti 12.61
I .Medium . 14.00 fi 16.S?
Fine . 37.00 ? 18.81
Fancy . Is.30 ? 20.0?
1 FILLERS- Common . fi.Ofl H 10.01
! Medium . 11.00 'if 12.00
Uood . 12.50 <3 13.54
I Fine . M.00 0 16.00
! WRAPPERS?Common . 16.00 fli-lT.CO
I Medium . l?.00 0 20.00
I flood . 25.04 5} 30.0?
I Fine . 32.50 88 37.50
i Fancy . 44. on <a Ht.ci)
SUN-CURED?NEW.
Lugs, common to good. 6.00 H- T.OO
i Lugs, good to prime. 7.00 0 S.60
Short leaf. S CO <fi. 10.50
I Long leaf. 9.40 9 ll.ro
Wrappers . 32.30 0 20.00
Our advertisement in this space closed by asking the
privilege of giving to any one interested some sugges?
tions
"Why a Strong Trust Com?
pany was the best Execu?
tor and Trustee."
One level-headed man asked for them by letter.
We replied, and an interview followed. With what
result, do you ask? Simply this. We brought his own
and his wife's will, both drawn eight years ago, and
had them changed, naming this Company Executor
in both. .Many other men would do so also if they
understood the advantages and safety of a corporate
over an individual Executorhsip. May we explain
them to you?
Tenth and Main Streets,
RICHMOND, VA.
Cash Capital, $1,000,000.00
Herbert W. Jackson, President.
James N. Boyd, V.-Pres. Jno. M. Miller, Jr., V.-Prcs. J
L. D. Aylett, Secretary. Jno. II. Soitthall, Treas.
There Are Many
Things To Be
Considered
In selecting an institution for the
financial indorsement of your busi?
ness rating.
Representative men of capacity
and affairs comprise the personnel
of our directorate, and are well
qualified to safeguard your best
banking interests.
erce aid Trusts
and the South
NOTE IT WELL
THE
ION BAN
1107 East Main Street
Write for our booklet, "Banking by Mall."
Capital . $219,750.00
Surplus. 600,000.00
Assets over_. 2,000,000.00
J. B. BEASLEY, President.
B. Alsop,
J. B. Beasley,
DIRECTORS.
R. T. Arrington,
Samuel W. Tompkins,
GEO. W. CALL, Cashier.
Chas. Davenport,
T. W. Pemberton.
Capital, $1,200,000
Surplus, $600,000
DIRECTORS:
E. B. Addison.
E. L. Bemiss,
T. H. Ellett,
H. Theo Ellyson,
Geo. L. Christian,
T. A. Can-,
Carl H. tfolting,
Wm. T. Reed,
J. W. Rothert,
wm. Northrop,
T. C. Williams, Jr..
E. C. Laird,
R. H. Lindscy,
W. P. Glinn.
Eppa Hunton, Jr.,
R. G. Rennolds,
W. M. Habliston,
Beni. P. Alsop,
B. Rand. Weflford,
S. W. Travers,
J. G. Tinsley,
Jno. T. Wilson,
Jas. A. Moncure.
Jno. Skelton Williams,
F. D. Williams,
OFFICERS:
W. M. HABLISTON, President.
JNO. SKELTON WTLLfAMS, Vice-President.
W. M. ADDISON, Cashier.
O. S. MORTON, Assistant Cashier. JOHN TYLER, Assistant Cashier.
W. H. SLAUGHTER, Assistant Cashier. J. M. BALL, Jr., Assistant Cashier.
WM. T. REED, Vice-President.
ACCOUNTS S0UCITED.
Z?fo Interest Paid in Savings Department
?P*? ^\t^BJ
FACTS, FIGURES, VERIFIED.
Systematizing, Auditing, Accounting
CHARLES F. HUDNALL,
Phone Monroe 431. 1113 E. Main St., Richmond. Va
faMBisaajimuMiu^. -?
' Primings . 1.00 ? 3.00
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET,
j i Reported by Rodger*, McCnbe & Co.)
Petersburg. Vn., January !0.?Peanuts.?
Spanish ? Ma rket firm nt $1.13 per bushel.
Virginias?Market steady at 3*; jf sc. for Jum?
bo; 3?T3'ie. for fancy hand-picked; ,1(j3*ic.
for machine-picked; 2'j17 3i\ for shelling
' stock.
DRV coons.
i New York. January 10. ?Men's wear staple
suiting for fall will be priced on a lower
level about the end of this week. Chinchilla
overcoatings arc being ordered freely this
year for f?ll delivery. Openings of napped
goods are now taking place. The general
rotion goods markets are quiet with prices
holding steady.
NAVAI. STORES.
Wilmington. N. Ci January 10.?Spirits
Turpentine?Steady at 70r.: receipts 21 casks.
Rosin- Steady nt J5.S0: receipts 112 barrels.
Tar?Firm nt <2.40; receipts 78 barrels. Crude
Turpentine?Firm at tl.5Ojji6.00; receipts 25
barrels.
Savannah. <!a.. January 10.?Turpentine?
Firm at SO'.iO.; receipt? HS ranks.; receipts
214 casks; shipments 147 casks; stock 17,841
casks. Rosin?Firm; sales 2,101 barrels: re
celpls 2,4*5 barrels; shipments 1.23.5 barrels;
stock ??-..:4t barrels. Quote: B. $6.40.
MA ill M; INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. .IANCART 10, 1911.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Berkeley, Shelly, Norfolk, mer?
chandise and passengers, Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves. Norfolk and
James River landings, merchandise and pas?
sengers, Virginia Navigation Company.
steamer Aurora, Barrett. Petersburg and
James River landings, merchandise and pas?
sengers. Phllilps 1,1ns
Barge Pnmunkey, Bailey, Baltimore, coal,
Stephen A. Rlllsoii ? Co.
Barge White Clopd, Johnson, Baltimore,
oyster shells, Morgan Bros. Co.
Barge Intrepid, Bailey. Baltimore, ferti?
liser. Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk',; mer?
chandise and paascngors. uld Dominion Line.
Steamer Aurora. Marroti. Petersburg and
James River landings, merchandise and pas?
sengers, 1'hllllps Line.
full for Condition.
Washington, !>? ?'.. January 10.?The Comp?
troller of the Currency this morning Issued
a call for the statement of the condition of
all national banjts at, the c'osc of business
Saturday. January I
Not Every One Can Be Rich
or wants to be;
But Every One Can Be Thrifty
if he will.
Open an account with the
American
National Bank.
of Richmond, Va.,
anil let this strong institution
help you to save by adding
3% Compound Interest to
Your Balance.
Get one of our home savings
banks and begin systematic saving.
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