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York
arket
New York. February 27.?Little pro
jress was made to-day toward recov?
ery from the sharp setback which the
?lock market received last Friday fol-?
lowing announcement of the freight ,
rates decision. Tbc undertone wat
good throughout most of the session
and prices worked up gradually, aftei 1
n heavy opening showing general losses
from Saturday's closo, running to a
point in Reading, Northern Pacific and
Erie. Lato In the day. however, tho j
market cased off and most of the gains |
Were lost.
Declines at tho opening presumably i
v.cro the result of efforts to dispose
of stocks acquired at Friday's low;
Ik Lcs. Owing to tho possibility that!
decisions in the antitrust cases might j
". e announced by tbb Supreme Court,
traders wore reluctant to buy. and "f- .
fori tigs wore accepted only at sub?
stantial concessions. When B became
evident that there was little oppor
lunlty for liquidation, the pressure to j
s<ll was relieved and t he improvement j
set in. Word came from Washington .
shortly after midday that no decisions'
in the antitrust cases were looked for j
hc-re. and bull traders bid up stocks
tor a time. United States Steel was
forced up to a point nopve tho open?
ing, and tlie general list was lifted
to a level which showed light net
gains, but pressure to sell in t!ie final
dealings left the market with few i
gains at the close. The day witnessed
an accession to the ranks of the bears
but that faction displayed more than
usual caution, the course of tho mar?
ket having seemingly demonstrated
that stocks are in the hands of those
>vell competent to hold tu^ua.
Developments of the stay gave furth?
er encouragement to the belief that
the railroads are experiencing im?
provement of conditions. The readi?
ness with which London's allotment ol
St. Paul and Kansas City bonds was
absorbed strengthened the opinion thai
American securities have lost none of
theii; value in the eyes of European
investors. . Announcement was made
of the sale of the Erie road's $2.500.000
issue of, gold notes. The Chicago, Mil?
waukee and Puget Sound Railway, it
was learned, Is to expend several mil?
lion dollars for Improvements, and the
Pennsylvania made known its inten?
tion of proceeding with work on now
equipment, decided upon before the
rates decision ?\as announced. Still
further Indications of the improvement
?wore contained In January railway re?
ports, which recorded increases in net
earnings for the Rock Island. Buffalo,
Rochester and Plttsburg and Cincin?
nati, Hamilton and Dayton.
Time money rate.s were slightly
firmer, although call money was offered
nt l per cent, late in the day.
Directors ,pf MR Soars-Roebuck Com- j
pany declared a stock dividend of '
83 1-3 per cent., following atlthorlza-:j
lion of an increase in the capital from j
$.10.000,000 to $40.000,000.
Bonds were steady. Total sales, par j
value, $1,931,000. United Slates bonds <'
were unchanged on call.
Total sales for the day. 391,400 '
shares.
New York. February 27.?Money on
call steady; 1 <f 2 1-2 per cent.; ruling
rate. 2 1-4; closing bid. 2; offered at'
2 1-4. Time loans firm; sixty days,
2 3-lfd;5 per cent., and ninety days
days, 3@'3 i-j; six months, 3 i-2?/3 3-1. i
Prime mercantile paper. 4 fa .) 1-2 per!
cent. Sterling exchange steady, with ?
actual business In bankers' hills at!
$4.S4<gv$4iS4lO for sixty-day bills, and
at S4.SOi;o for demand. Commercial'!
Sdlls, $4.S3 1-2#$4.SH 3-4. Bar silver.!
,f>2 3-4. Mexican dollars. 45,
UK H MONI) STOCK MARK KT.
By Richard \Y. Maury,
stock an>! Bond Broker, lf>i:. E, Main St.
Richmond, Va.. February 27 I'm
SA LBS AT HOARD.
Virginia i 'enturlej ??500 ;j, ^7,
V?.-Carolina Chemical pfd ?:.n nt 127; ;c nt
fTATE SECURITIES. Bid. AskfMl.
Atrpmia .is. f.Ud. i-. Rnd R., 1032.. . S6U
Centuries, 2-3, <\ and r:.. i?i. ?7' "%-\
ItAll.ROAD BONDS
A. C. 1.- R. R. Con. Tr. i p. c. 94
C and O. R. ami A. OenM M. pi,s.. lot
Georgia Pac; ist es, <? , m ...
Ctoisia. Sou. and Fla.. 1045. to?
Georgia and Ala. i.'rm. 5s. 1915. 104
Norf oils and West. Ry. 4s, 1936_
Nor. and West. Ry. Poca. Is, 1911;. ?0
Seaboard Air bine 4s. two... 17 .,;
Southern Railway 1st 5s, 1054.107
Western N. C. lsci.'^.. t. -. ,ini. icfi
STREET RAi/t\V,4Y- BONDS,
Va. Ry. and Power Co. 1931 . ?>'?
STREET RY. STOCKS. Par. ,
Va. Ry, and Power Co. pfd_100 M1-. e;
"Va. Ry. and Power <"o. com....101 10*1 IPS
RAILROAD STOCKS. Rar.
Atlantic e:oast Line com.100 lift
Chesapeake) and Ohio .100 S3 ...
Noriolk and Western com.1 CO 104
F.nuthcrn Railway pfri.160 >.{
RANK AND TRUST CO. STOCKS.
American National.100 IS",
Bank of Commerce and Trutt.-lOO 120
First National.100 31(1
National Rank of Virginia.100 19?
National State and City Bank..100 m
Planters National.100 6*.
B?vlngs Bank <>:' Rlchtnnnf.25 C4
Union Bank r.r Richmond.r.o fso
Virginia Trust Company.100 133 110
IX ft PR A NCE ?'('MRA N1 Es.
Virginia Fire and Marino. ?*> 6:14
m i.-?'7-.:i.:.ANEor.'-.
Amtr, Tpl>, l td. f p. c.100 OS
,\ ?'?-Car. Clicth. p.'rt. S p. c.109 iis^i 127
Quotations for interest ravine bonds art
et ,1 price, to which interest mupt be Hd?4?d.
Income bonds and certificates of Indebted
r.c-?K are f.at.
COTTON M \ItKKTS.
N'tr: York. February ST.?-There was a ,
furUicr Improvement in The cotton market !
to-day on covering by old crop shorts and |
rather more aggressive support from the ,
bull? With jirJrcs closing wry steady at aj
T'. t gain of from ?Ii 20 points. old crop posl- :
tfphs being SQ10 points above the rinsing '
figures i-.f li.s; week. The market opened
sosd.v at a decline of -1 polntc on March, j
Which w?f Influenced by disappoint Ine ,
cs'.dos. but generally l-iS points higher, and
seilvc positions sold 2 <i." points net higher i
right after the call on ovcr-fiunday buying
orderr, straddle buying by Liverpool and
.?altered covering. This carried May con- '
rv?de Into the highest ground reached so
far since ihe l>itf break of February 16, and |
(attracted ratitei aggressive selling by local ''
professionals, who evidently felt that tm
roon .ts Liverpool closed the local market ,
would lack support. 1'rlce* eased off a f*w ?
points Iri consequence, but soon firmed up ;
train tinder continued buying by old bulls
ni'1 leading spot sources. The eharaetor of
this support rendered early sellers uneasy,'!
*n;d the market during the afternoon, while
somewhat Irregular. ruled generally firm on
covering by early sellera, whose buying hp- !
pea red to be accelerated by rumors that
t!;????<? had been a combination of strong In?
terests on the hull side. In the late, trad
In-x May contracts sold at 11.31, or 2? points
Rbov.c the closing prices of Saturday and 61
l-f ints above th*- recent low record. The
r New York Stock Exchange
dew York Cotfon Exchange
(Established U3h )
MEMBERS
Markets
Official Range and Sale of Stocks in New York.
SAL.K3.
Open.
Allis-Chalmors .
Allls-Chalmcrs, pfd.
0.100 Amalgamated Copper... 62%
700 Am. Agr. Cliem.. com.... 54%
8,700 Amor. Beet Sugar, com.. 46
American Can.
400 American Cun, pfd. 80%
1,600 Am. Car and Foun. 62%
Am. Car and Foun.. pfd. ...
4.600 American Cotton Oil_ 60??
Amer. Llnsed Oil. pfd.
1.000 American Locomotive.. 36%
Amort. Locomotive, pfd.
100 A hier. Malt Co., pfd. 33%
?S.ivjo American Smelting. 76%
<r,S50 American Sugar.118%
1,400 Amor. Tel. and Tel. Co.. 144%
6l>> American Tobacco, cum. 440
600 American Tobacco, pfd. 96
Anaconda Copper.
6.SO0 Atohison . 103%
A. C. L. of Conn.
I. SOO Baltimore and Ohio. 102V4
II, 000 Brooklyn Rapid Transit 77%
1,609 Central Leather, coin- 30%
2,600 Canadian Pacific. 211
i,in" Chesapeake und Ohio? 82%
300 Chi. Great Western. 22%
0,200 Chi., Mil. and St. Paul.. 112%
1<J Crucible Steel, Cor., com 11%
r:-1 Crucible steel, pfd. Sl%
400 Chh and Northwestern.. 140%
200 Col. Fuel and Iron. 33%
Coli and Southern.
..1,000 Consolidated Gas. it"',
Delaware and Hudson.
L,S*i? Dem. and Rio G., com.. 32
lOODen. and Rio G.. pfd. 71'?
600 Distillers' Sec. Cor. 38
6,"JO Erie . '?ST>
1,500 Eriei 1st pfd. 4S%
loo Fed. Min'g and Sm.. pfd. COVi
General Electric. b"'-1*
1,SM Croat Northern. i>fd.124%
2.toi Creat Northern Ore ctfs 69
By THOMAS BRANCH & CO.. Bankers and Brokers
Bid. Asked. SALES.
High. Low. Closing.
63%
67%
t6;Vi
"*?%
*3S
?siis
17%
132V-,
145U
442
101%
30%
214',?
83%
22%
123%
u%
146%
33%
i\iy4
7l?4
35%
29%
45%
60%
102%
124%
62%
54 ??
46
80 Vi
52%
'60%
*36%
83%
7014
ll>%
1 14%
4i?
90
io3%
102%
77%
*2%
122%
14'4
81
146V a
83%
140
32
71V>
30
28%
4S>4
60',5
352%
124%
68%
8M
SI
63%
60%
46%
80%
63S
110%
61%
32
38
108
33
70%
120!?
165%
445
90%
3S
101
226
102%
77 7?
29ft
2l3%
82%
22 H
12L*4
14%
M
l 10! s
33',
00
1 11
166
1%
63%
07
46%
80},
:a<>2
us11
61%
33Va
;?>'<
31
76!s
121
145
412
LT
38%
101*4
2."o
ll?2%
7s
21<:s
211
23
i::t
II',
Sl%
146%
31
07
Ulli
16S
.?-'-V
71'-.
3f.?,
2ST*
48%
61
161%
126 "
6J%
?>???> i
29%
48%
G6
153
I2f>>4
Open.
pin Illinois Central.186
3.60? lhtorboro-Mel. 18%
GOO Interboro-Mct., pdf. 61%
Int. Mer. Marine, com.
160 International Paper. 10%
300 Int. Paper, com. 40%
eint Kansas City So., .com- 33%
11,960 Lehlgh Valley. 174%
li?' Louisville und Nashville 144
Manhattan .
700 Mo., Kan. and Tex.
.Mo.. Kan. and Tex., pfd..
1,400 Missouri Pacific.
National Lead...
10,600 Now- York Central.
l-i N. V., Out. and Western
800 Norfolk and Western_
l,".i?t Northern Pacific.
2<>' Pacific Mall.
8.<"."i Pennsylvania .
000 People's das.
200 Pressed Steel Car.
Pressed Steel Car, pfd..
Uy. Steel Spring, com...
el,2O0 Reading .
100 Rbp; Iron and Steel.
100 Rbp. Iron and Stool, pfd.
"j.SOO Rock Island.
50ii Rock Island, pfd.
Sloss-Shefliold .
0,900 Southern Pacific.
1,700 Southern Railway.
260 Southern Railway, pfd..
31 Standard Oil.
H?) Tennessee Copper.
po Texas Pacific.
?4e<? Union Pacific.
?3,000 United States Rubber..
S6,300 United State. ?? Steel.
700 United States Steel, pfd.
31,100 Va.-Cnr. Chemical.
200 Va.-Car. Chemical, pfd..
500 Wa bash .
2,6(0 Wabash, pfd.
200 Western Union
32 %
66
107%
41%
104 %
122%
2b
120%
106
33
164%
32%
08%
29%
59
H5%
26
04%
623
36%
2S%
174%
45%
77
118%
69 Vi
126%
16%
37%
73%
High.
136
18%
62%
'io%
40%
33%
174%
144
*33
66%
Low.
135
18%
61%
"io%
49%
33%
173V*
144
108%
41%
104%
123%
25
126%
100%
33
166%
32%
t)S%
29%
69%
116%
26%
04%
I CO
3S%
28%
176
46%
78%
ns%
70
127
17
38
73%
32%
'eo
107%
41V?
104V,
122%
26
125^
106
33
Bid. Asked.
ClOBlnsV?
18%
62
4%
10%
4e%
174 r
144
137
32%
66%
50%
b&%
108
4i%
101%
12-.%
26*,
126%
1?.S
Tfltal sab s for day. 107,S00 shares.
164 li
32%
98
29%
69
iio%
2\>
01%
622
38%
28%
174%
45Vi
76 Ts
118%
6S%
126%
16%
37%
73 Ti
1*7
33%
h>: - a
i't'
115%
26%
64'..
620
38%
ICtY
6J?Vs
;>4 "
llbli
20%
6?)
626
175%
46
77%
118%
69%
126%
17
73%
CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS
American Agricultural r.s. lO^U
American Tel. and Tel. conv. 4s. H'T'i
American Tobacco Is. ^3H
American Tobacco 6s. lfc_
Atchlaoh cv. 4s .
\tchl?on conv. i's (t>tdt.
Atlantic feast Line 1st ts.*. inVj
Brooklyn Hapid Transit ev. 4s . :>??";?
Cent i ii I of Oebrgla i's. \'.'~>\
Chesapeake and Ohio i'ks. H"T?
Chesapeake and uhlo conv. t'i?. PWi
t'hlcagu, H. ami Qulncy j?*lnt ts. '.'?'?'?
Cbicitgu, H. and Quincy Kvii. 4m (bid)., C',
Chicago, Mil. and St. I'. deb
Chicago. It I. and I'ac. Uy. rfg,
Ot'iiyer and Hie Grande rcf.
Krlo conv. is. series "A" tblrt?.
Lib' cv. 1?. serif"? "B".
'?!. interborougb Mer to. 4%s.
'j i Inter. Merc. Marine 4^8 (bid);!..
Seaboard
Southern
Snut liern
Southern
Air Lino Adj. ^s..
Pacific conv. 4a....
Hallway 5s.
Hallway con. ts....
Kansas City' Southern 1st "f? I
Miss.cu i I'nclno Is ( bid >.
Mt8sburi I'aclilc conv. ."..<=.
N(>rfolk and Western is>| con.
Norfolk and Western conv. 4s
Pennsylvania conv. y^s H91G)
.Si. I.cms and Sail Fran. sen. ."
bid)..
71 I'U. S. lef. 2s, registered
78% I'. S. ref. 2?, coui>on
r,6 I U. S. 3s. registered...
75% U. H. 3s. coupon.
s6?21 U. s. 4s, registered..;.
!'">H I L". S. 4s. coupon.
!kS% Union Pacific, conv. 4s.
104 " United States Steel Und 5s..
M% Virginia-Car. Client. Ss.
ST * j Wabash 1st and ext. 4s....
close was within 2 or 3 points of tho best
New crop mouths were relatively quiet and
easy during the entire session', closing oni>
3'3o tioints net bisher. Somewhat smaller
receipts, the continued full exports, leading
to a big loss In port stocks of the day. bull?
ish Southern spot ndvlces and private re
ports indicating very little unsold cotton
remaining in the interior helped tho aftm -
noon advnnee. Southern spot market soffl
i lally reported early were unchanged to lie.
higher. Private cubloH attributed the rela?
tively easy showing of Liverpool to straddle
seillna; against which Liverpool wo evident?
ly l>uj lug here.
Receipts m the ports to-day were 13.531
hales against 12,810 last week and 14.77?j last
yohr. For thr week 110,000 hales against 144.
Ms last week and 83,615 last year. To-day's
receipts at New Oilcans 3,787 hales against
6.7S? last year.
Futures opened steady and closed .very
steady.
Open. High, how Close.
February .13.70 . 14.05
March .is.*" n.or, 13.*3 11.07
April . H.1S
May .lt.Oi 14.31 11.0'J 14.2.S
.Inno . .... .... 11.27
.lulv .14.11 14.20 14.06 14.77
August .13.7.'. 13.95 13.71 13.93;
October .12.70 12.75 i'2.ti;, 12.73)
December .12.63 12.S2 12..">5 12.1G
Spot cotton closed quiet, 16 points higher;
middling uplands, 14.25; middling gulf, 14.50;
sale6, 701 bales.
Cotton, quiet; middling, 14.25: gross re?
ceipts. 5,197 bales; sales. 704 bales; stock,
272.OS-; hales; export to Great Britain, 1,017
bales; to the Continent, TOO bales.
Total to-day nt all ports?Net receipts.
13.543 bales; export to C,rea> Britain, 6.W
luiles; to France, 7.M7 bales; to the Conti?
nent, IS.905 bales; to .lapnn, 1,(559 bales; stock,
706.S90 bales.
Consolidated at all ports ?Net receipts.
42.220 bales; export to Great Britain. 15,609
hales: to France. 7,647 bales; to the Conti?
nent, 12.SN7 bales; to .lapan. 5.101 bales.
Total since September 1 at all ports?Net
receipts, 7,029.332 bales; export to Great
Britain, 2,913.711 hales; to France, S04.S10
bales; to the Continent, 2.327,947 bales; to
.lapan, 123,152 bales; tu Mexico, 1,635 bales.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET,
New York. February 27.?Flour?Quiet and
I barely steady, bye Flour'?Dull. Buckwheat
Flour?Nominal. Buckwheat?Quiet. Corn
meal- Easy. Rye?Dull. Barley?Stead}1.
; Wheat?Irregul?r; No. 2 red. !>3c. elevator
; and 93%c. f. o. b. atloat. Futures closed -He
\ net higher. May. 9o%c. July closed at MHc
r Corn?Steady; new. No. 2; SllJc. r. o. b. a It oat
i Futures closed at tjc. net decline. Ma>
I 55'ic. Oats?Easy: standard white. 35 c
? Futures closed nominal.
Beef?Steady. Lard?Easy. Tallow?Barely
I steady. Petroleum, Rosin and Turpentine
Steady. Rice and Molasses?Steady. Sugar
Raw, tlrm; refined, steady. Coffee?Futures
closed steady, net unchanged to 6 pblnta
higher. Spot, steady; FUo, No. 7. 12")?C. 1 San?
tos. No. 4. 13ljC.; mild, dull; Cordova. 13%?
16-}?c. Butter1- Weak; receipts 5,507 pounds
Cr.eatnery special. 26c.; extras. 24c; flint. 20 ?(
|2e,; seconds, 17 Vf 1*V.; creamery held, specials,
j 21 22c.: extras, 24c; first, 20fii22c.; seconds,
17 ?'< t> .; i.ieatnery. held, specials, 21 f/i 22c.;
extras, 205120t,..-.; tirst. lS^lSc; seconds. 16'3
17>;.- , State dairy, finest, 20c; good to
1 prime, 20 ?1.23 c; common to fair, !6{i.l!<c
? Che'eab?Easy; receipts 593 boxes. State, whole
milk, special. 15(g;16t/ic.; do. September qual
I Ity. fancy colored, Mis? 16c.; summer and
j fall made, choice. 13 0< 14c.; do. late fall, good
1 to prime, 1- j l.';:o.; <lo. winter made. best.
ii0l,~wii<\. do. common to fair. 9yi0c; skints.
! j ri 12c, Eggs?Firmer; receipts 12.5S6 crates
j Fres h gathered, selected, extras, ISUlf'tjc .
[do. first, 17#1714c; seconds. Ib'A&W&c:; do
I No, 2. 13? 14c.; refrigerator, lirst, 15c; do.
; seconds,'" 1 i ? us'tC.; State, Pennsylvania and
nearby, hennery, white, 24 \\'2Sc.; do. gather
I ed, white, 23 'u 2; t ; do. hennery, brown, KtVic ;
I do. gathered. brown anil mixed, 171-fcc;
j westcca gathered, brown and 'white. 17c.
Potatoes- W eak. Bermuda. Der barrel.
t&tVJif'tSo; Cuban, per erat?*. $1.S?fft 1.75;
Maine, per bag, Jl.354il.fi0; .Slate. i\. 10@1.40;
Jersey sweets, per barrel, $1.76? |S. Cab
bages?Steady. Southern, new. per crate,
.<:.." .i j 75; old Danish secrl, p,f ton. $9.00
t& 100. Freights?Steady. Common to Liver?
pool, 1.3'XI pounds. ISc. drain to Liverpool,
2d; grain to I<ondon, 2d. Peanuts?Steady,
Fancy picked Virginia, f.H: Virginia shelled,
N'es. 1 and 2. 4% 4?, 6%.
hours before, Com
oats oft, \%to HQ*H
from 5't7!--j dcurct
to-day ranged at
High. Low. Close
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Chicago, III., Feb. 27.?Responsibility for
an advance In wheat to-day was blamed on
the calendar. The rise followed covering
by short sellers, who believe that March is
ail unfavorable month for them To-mor
rbw bring u holiday hero on account of a
municipal primary election, there will be
rib further chance Iii February to oven up
trades. Accordingly, quite a rush to buy
occurred, and the close was %?f \7 \u
higher than forty-eight
finished L to %c down;
and provisions varying
to decline.
The leading futures
follows:
Onen.
WHEAT?
May . *3's
July . K7?v
sept. ?7'?
CORN?
May . 47%
July . 4'Ai
Sept. 4>X
OATS?
May . 81%
I July .30%
, Sept.30%
MESS PORK-Per bbl.
I May .17.S3
I July .16.66
1 LA 1:D?Per 100 lbs.
1 May . 9.12
j Ju iy . 9.06
I Sept.. 9.07
SHORT RIBS?Per 100 lbs.
May . 9 40 9.47
Julv . 9 10 9.17
89*i
47%
45%
49%
31?
17.60
1675
9.15
9 12
'?yu
S7%
F?%
??%
?9%
?J,\
30?
r.)t?
17.35
W.60
9.07
9. OS
9.07
9.37
9.37
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30%
30'/j
30%
17.50
16.70
9.12
9.10
9 12
9.15
9.16
OPEN AN ACCOUNT WITH
The Union Bank
of Richmond
1107 EAST MAIN ST UK ET.
tl.00 MAKER A START. 3 PER
CENT. INTEREST.
Sept. 9.15 P.U MO
Receipts?Wheat, to.soo bushel-?; corn, 29S,
700 bushels; oats, 153,000 bushels. Shipments
Wheat. 10.200 bushels; corn. 233.500. bushels;
oats. 119,400.
Elgin, 111., February ST.?Butter-Steady.
25 V&c; output, 450,400 pounds.
Haltlrnore. February 27.?Wheat?Firm; spot
contract, Pie; Southern on grade, 91e. Corn
-Easier; spot contract, IS'.ie. Oats?Steady;
No. 2, white. 36c asked. Hye ?Nominal; No.
2, Western domestic, STWSSc.
RICHMOND GRAIN MAItKKT.
Richmond, Va., February 27. 1911.
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS ON 'CIIANGH i
WHEAT?
N*o. 2 red Western .I 97
No. 2 icd. Virginia . 95
No. :; red . 94
Steamer . 93
Virginia 'bag lots). SC Q ?
( I )RN i ?:<?? lots.
No. 2 white . 64\j
No. a white . 63
No. 2 mixed . 64
No. .'! mixed . 52%
Virginia; has lots . 53 '3 ?5
OATS -Car lots.
No. 2 mixed. <ST 35}j
No. 3 mixed. <9> 35
No. 2 white. @ 36',-j
No. :; white. 3&V4
Winter seed (bag lots). 05 ? 63
RYE?Car lots.
No. 2. & 90
No. 3. <ft 87 i
Virginia tbag lots). R2 ? <o J
RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
Richmond. Vn.. February 27. 1911.
No change In No. 1 and No. 2 Timothy. No. I
1 and light mixed cloves and off grades very |
dull. Receipts for the week. 779 tons; re- i
ccipts for last week, 42i tons; same week j
last year. 57C tons.
No. 1 Timothy. 01.00
No. 2 Timothy. 10.5n
No. 3 Timothy . 16.0Q
Light clover, mixed . 19.0'?
No. 1 clover, mixed . IS.00
No. 2 clover, mixed . 14.SO
No. 1 clover . 11.01
No. 2 clover . 12.0'"
STRAW?<'(.impressed . P. 00
Loose-pressed, large bales. 10.00
SHUCKS?Compressed . I0.no *2? 12.0Q
Loose pressed, large bales.... 10.00 T\ 11.00
Load your ears so that bay at doors rep
resents contents, and thus avoid rejections.
This market grades hay In accordance
with the rules of the National Hay Associa?
tion.
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Sales hi t'nlon Stock Yard>Li
Klchmond, Va., February 27. 1511.
Report of the live stock market for the
week eliding February 27, 1911:
Receipts -Cattle. 331 head; calves, 103 head:
sheep, 100 head; hogs, 3.6S5 bead.
Rest steers, fie.; a few extra. 6"??c; medium
to good. 5*i U 5*ir.; common to fair, ^iff.v.;
best heifers, 5\c., a few extra higher; me
|dlum to good, f.'i tfTMjs.; common to fair, \\i
fine.; beat cows, 4*ic.; medium to good. 4Sj
1107 Ennt .Main Street.
Members;
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
NEW YORK COTTON EXt I!A.NO 10.
CHICAGO HO A HI) OF I'll A DE.
13. L. ROD EN. .Manager.
l'ic.; common to fair, 3'jj 3}tc., bulls. 3ljtf
<Hc; extra. 5c; calves, 6@7V?c , extra, Sc;
cows and calves, S2S<3 $00 uor head: be6t
lieht hogs. Sc; heavy, 7^?7*ic, plgs. ~\i'?4
7%c.; common to good sows and ttags, 6*f
7c; sheep, 4l@'6Vsc.; lambs, 5H'i6%c
Chicago, 111., February 27.?Close: Cattle
Receipts, 20,000; market stead;., strong;
beeves, i?.20'!' ti.i'0; Texas steers, $1.35115.70;
Werstern steers. $4.65 $6.76; Stockeis and feed?
ers. $3.85; cows and heifers. %Z.?'% ??? 5.?':
calves, 87.00'i}f?.50. Hogs?Receipts; 57,000;
market. 10c. to 15c. lower; light. J6.S5S7.15;
mixed, $6.75h 7.10; heavy, $6.65 7 f,5; rough.
S665'i/6.S0; good to choke heavy. $6.504f7.05;
pigs. 7.20'n 7.60 ; bulk of sades. ^6.VO^7.06.
Sheep?itecelpts, 21,000; market lyt'ak, na?
tives, $3.00?-1.65! Wcstedn, (3.10^4.70: year?
lings, $1.70.';i 5.60; lambs. f 5.00? 6.10; Western,
$5. w*j 6.15.
\USCELLANEOUh MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET.
I 'Reported by Itodgers. McCabe & Co.)
Petersburg, Va., February 27. ? Peanuts
I Spahleil?Market firm at $1.2-1-, per bushel;
i Virginias?Murkct firm; bunch, ~\ U 4V-'. fancy
handplcked, 3\c; extra prime, 3%c; prime,
jSVfccj machine picked, 2%,? ; ?helling
I stuck. 2 '2 3c.
DRY GOODS MARKET,
j New York, February 27.?The cotton goods
I markets were fairly steady for the day;
i with a moderate trade reported, Jobbers
continue doing a seasonable U'a'l*? 'n wasli
fabrics, ginghams, prints, domestics and
other piece goods, hut the demand lr. Other
j departments Is not up to expectations. Haw
I silk Is easier. Dress goods are quiet:
-
NAVAL STORES.
I Wilmington. N. ?.'.. February 27.?Spirits
'turpentine?Steady, 86*40.; receipts. >; casks,
i Kosln?Steady. $6.75: receipts, 22 barrels.
.Tai -Firm, $2.40; reeelbts, 70 bands. Crude
j turpentine?Krim, $6..Vi ,17.25 and nothing do
1 Ing; receipts. 1 barrel.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
I PORT OF RICHMOND. FEBRUARY 27, 1511
ARRIVED.
I Steamer Brandon. Barney, Norfolk, mer?
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
j steamer Berkeley, Shelly. Norfolk, mer?
chandise and passengers, Ohl Dominion Line.
; Steamer Blanche. Furman, Petersburg and
: James River landing*!, merchandise and pas?
sengers. Furman Line.
C.asollner, Mabel Virginia. Matthews. Pe?
tersburg and James River landings, mer
I chandtse nnd passenfe.-s, Richmond and Pe?
tersburg Line.
SAILED.
Steamer Brandon. Harney. Norfolk, mer?
chandise and passengers. Old Domlrflon Line.
Steamer Berkeley, Shelly. Norfolk, mer?
chandise nnd passengers, Ohl Dominion Line.
Steamer Mobjack. Graves. James River
landings nnd Norfolk. merchandise and
j passengers, Virginia Navigation Company.
Steamer Rlanche. Furman. James River
and Petersburg, meichandise and passen
I gers, Furman Line.
I Gasollner. Mabel Virginia. Matthews. Pe
I tersburg and James River landings, mer
j chandise and passengers, Richmond and Pe?
tersburg Line.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
N. R.?Follo'.vlny s hcdule figures published >
as Information and not guaraniei?t:
6:10 A. M.?Dail\ i/.'Hi for Charlotte, Dur-1
ham Bnd Raleigh. 10:45 A. Dally? Limit?
ed For all points South. Drawing Room
Buffet Sleeping i to Men ?ht*<v|a, Ashe
: ville and Chattanootja. 3:00 V. ?*?,?
i Local for Durham and Intenndlati stations.
6:00 P. Mi Ex. Sun.?Keysvtlle Local. 11:13
P. M - Dally- Limit, d -For all points South,
i Pullman Teadv 0:>, p. m
YORK RIVER LINK I
4:30 P. M,?Ex mi:>. -To West P:.. c.onncct
I Inpr for Raltlmore Mon. Wed. and Frl. 6 '"?)
! A. M.?Ex; Sun. and 2:1
[and Frt--Local to West
trains Arrive
Wed.
p M;?Mori
Point.
_ RICHMOND.
I From Oio South: 6:50 A. M.. S:fO p. M.,
dally: ^: to A. M. Ex. Sun.: 12:5'. Ex. Sun.;
, 2:00 P. M, dally. From West Point: ?:30 A.
M. Daily. U:3S A. M. Wed. and Frl.; 4:25 P.
j M. Ex, Sun,
S. R. BCROESS, D. P. a..
E. Main St. 'Phone Madison 45S.
Lv. Norfolk: '8:35 and ?11 A. M.. #9 P. ?$fc
for Eastern Carolina and the South.
Lv. Rai? qh: 'S.V.. A. Mi. ?3 and *9:15 P. M..
for Eastern Carolina and Norfolk.
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Norfolk.
Raleigh; aiso OoMsboro and Norfolk.
?Dally, tDally Ex. Sun
C. D. LEGRANDF O. a.. American National
Bank. 'Phone Monroe '.5". Richmond.
W. W. CROXTON, fL P. A.. .Norfolk. Va.
SEA HOARD A IK LINE.
Southbound tr.ims scheduled t;i loa-.e Rich?
mond dally: 9:10 A, M-Local to Norllna.
1:20 P. M.:-Slei-jiers and coaches, Atlanta
Birmingham; Savannah, Jacksonville and
! Florida points. k:K P. M.- Florida Llm
j Ited. daily, except Sunday. 11:35 P. M.?Sleep
? ers and coaches, Savannah. Jacksonville, At?
lanta, Birmingham and Memphis. North?
bound trains scheduled to arrive Richmond
dally: 5:32 A. M.. '?' V. A. M.. except Monday.
|-i:C:? P. M.. f.:46 P. M.
Norfolk and Western Railway
OWLY ALL HAIL LINK TO NORFOLK.
Schedule In Effect January 10, 1DU
wave Byrd Street Statu n. Richmond' FOR
WJltFULK: ?9:00 A. M., ?3:W ,\ u. ?410 P
?.
FOR LYXCHVURO AND THE T*rEST ?
?1:15 A. M.. ?9:00 A. M.. ?1:00 P. M ?9 :j
P. 14.
Arrlvo Richmond from Norfolk: *ll:4o A.
M , ?6:36 P. M., ?11:30 P. M. From the W<st:
?6:60 A. M.. a2:00 P. M.. b2:15 p. M.. 6:05 P
M.. ?9:00 P. M.
?Dally. aDally, ex. Sunday. bSundaj only.
Pullman. Parlor and Sleeplnn Cars, Cafe
Dining Cars. C. H. BOSLET,
W. B. BEVILL. D. P. A... Richmond. Va
G. P. A.. Roacoke. Va.
Riclmioiia,FredericKsu'g & Potomac E, R,
TO AND FROM WASHINGTON AND BEYOND.
Loave Richmond I Arrire Richmond
?4.60 A.M. Byrd St. St a,
?6.20 A.M. Byrd.St.8ta.
?6.42 A.M. Malr.Kt.8ta.
\7.16 A.M.Byrd St.Sta.
*S.4(> A.M. Byrd tit. Ma.
t0.80 A.M. Main St. St?.
?12.01 noon Byrd St. 8ta.
+ 4.00 P.M. Byrd St. Sta.
?4.1? P.M. Elba Station.
*6.1? P.M. .Main St. HU.
?8.20 P.M. Byrd St, 8ta.
*7.60 A.B. Byrd St. Sta.
|fl 1.26 A.M.Ktba Station.
tll.36 A.31. Byrd St.Sta.
?1.12 P.M. Main St. Ma.
*2.45 P.M. Byrd St.Sta.
?7.26 P.M. Byrd kl.Sta.
t8.10 P.M. Main St.Sta.
"3.10 P.M. Byrd Kt.vta.
+10.20 P.M. Byrd St. Sta.
?11.25 P.M. Main St. sta.
?12.GOnigfatByrdSi.Rta.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS?WEEKDAYS.
Leare Brrd St. St*. 1.80 1". M. for Frcdcrleksbarg.
Leare Elba Sta. 7.60 A. 13 .,6.30 P. M. for Ashland.
Arrire Byrd St. Sta. 8.26 A.M. fron I? rederlcksli'g.
ArrlTe Elba Sta.G.80 A.M.,6.80 P.M.from Ashland.
?Daily. fWeekdays. ISundays only.
?J Dally except Monday.
All trains to or from Byrd Street Station
(except tralna leaving 4-5? a. m. "VITi ?n5
is so night) atop at Elba. Time of arrival* and
departures not guaranteed. Read the signs.
Richmond and Petersburg Electric Kailwaj
Cars leave Manchester, Severnv *nd Perr?
Streets, for Petersburg:
?6, 7, S, ?9, 10. 11. ?12 A. M.. J, 2, ?3. 4. ?.
??6:45, '6. 7. 8. ?9. lo P. M.
11:00 P. M. for Chejtcs. 12:09 m. dnlght for
Petersburg.
Cars leave Petersburg, foot of Sycamoro
Street, for Manchester: ?.
?5:15. 6:35. ??7:16, *J:35, 8:35, 9:36. ?10:3o, U:3a
A. M.. 12:15. ?1:35. 2:35. 3:?5. M:35. 6:25.
?7:35, ?:35. 9:35, ?10:40. 11:40 P. M.
tDally except Sunday and holidays.
?Carries baggsge and express.
??limited, except Sundays and holidays.
All cars from Petersburg connect with cars
' (or Richmond.
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The Virginia Fire & Marine
Insurance Company^
OF RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
January 1, 1911.
Assets. $1,590,315.55
Net Surplus.. 577,288.33
Surplus to Policyholders. . 827,288.33
WM. H. PALMER, President. W. H. MCCARTHY, Secretary.
E. B. ADDISON, Vice-Prcsident. OSCAR D. PITTS, Treaa.
DIRECTORS.
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Capital - . - ? $200,000
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3 Per Cent, in Savings Department.
S&aflroaos.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
?.vo .v i iraaaa 10 uia Polau
K "\ .N?ivport .vtVrt auii Norfolk.
'? :40 A.?Dally. Locai to No>a'|>ort Newt
l:tO P.?Daily. Local to Old Polau
i:Vi? 1*. j Daily?Lou.?\>ii* ?od Cincinnati
11:? P. "\ i-uiimtoa.
P.?Daily, "ist. LouU-CH----. Special.'
Pulimana.
1:10 A.-DaL>?ObarlotUsvL'.*. Week o?yi
?Mlnton.
1:11 P.?Week day*. Local to Oordonsvtlta
10.00 A.-Dally. L'burc, Lex.. C. Vors?.
6 :li P.?\V kH days. To Lyucuburj.
TRALSS ARRIVE P.ICUMUN'd.
Local from East-S:35 A. U.. 7:.'fl P. M.
Turough from East? ll:U A. U.. ?:*? P. it
Local from W?sl-*I:J? A. iL. S:M> A. U.i
?:2? P. Ifl.
Through?7:05 A. M . 2:48 p. U.
James River Lln?~*l-.U 4. M 1:11 P. H.
Atlantic Coast Line
EFFECTIVE JANUARY V. 1J1L
I TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAI LT.
For Fioridu. and South: 1:0D A. ii., 8:15 A
5.1. and 7:35 P. M. ?:0:80 P. u.
For Norfolk: 9-00 A. M.. 3:0u P. 14., 4:11
P. M.
For N. /t W. Ry. West: 6:15 A M., 8:00 A
M.. 8:00 P. M. and 9:20 P. M.
For Petersburg 1:00 A. M., 6:15 A. Si? r:ll j
I A. M? 8:00 A. il.. 12:10 P. M.. ?:00 P. M.,
4:10 P. M.. 6:05 P. M.. 7:25 P. M.. ?:2C P. M.. 1
I U.<5 P. M. j
i Fo. Ooldshoro *nd Faytcevllle: 'C'9 P- it- |
Trains arrive Richmond daily: 4:40 A. 51.. |
6:10 A. 51., 6:40 A. M.. r?:? A. M.. ?8:3; A. M..
??10:45 A. M.. 11:40 A. M., ?2:00 P. M., "2:15
P. M.. f:05 p. M.. 6:33 P. M.. 8:00 P. M.. 9:W
1'. M. 11:20 P. 51.
?Except Sunday. {Except Monday. "Sun?
day only.
, Time ui arrival and departure and connec
i t'.ons cot guaranteed.
O. ? ''AMPBtllt.t. D. P. A
richmond ?"xh v?ksaFr?ke bay
RA I (AVA V COM PAN V.
Schedule of electric trains to and from
i Ashland, stoppinR at Intermediate stations
I upon signal: l.v. Richmond (Broad and
I LstireI stf.?. *B:C?. ?7:10. S:10b. 3:10. "lOMO,
11:10 A, M.; 1:10. 2:10. 3:10. tCOb. 5:10. 6:J0,
I 7:10. 1.10b. 10:10. 11:43 P. M. Lv. Aahland.
i *3:55. .1?. S. 0b. 10. ??11 A. M.j ?12 M.. "I.
2. 1. 4. 5b. 6. 7. S. ?*b. 11 P. M.
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: hi 'arries biiRKaRe.
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Wed. and) Sat. r.i i P. M. Passelgera and
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t Lv. Richmond foot of Ash St. dally.7:00 P. M.
'Leave .\.-.vnort News.5:00 A.M.
) Arrlvo Norfolk .8:00 A. M.
j Connects tvith main line steamers leaving
l Norfolk for New York dally except Sunday
17:00 P. M. ? ' ? 1 also made by N. A
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I Nicht Line steamors stop at Ciaremont to
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Steamer leaves Monday, Wednesday and
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