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New York
Stock Market
New York. March 7.?Ah upward
movement ear'y La the vir?which in
ureased (ho price of sonic securities
as niueh as one point, was the only
change <>f eonsounencc to-day. The
market whs lirm up to tiie last hour,
when prices reccdctl somewhat, hut
trading was unusually dull.
Advances of the forenoon probably
were made in obedience to the In 11 li?
chee oi further short covering, mill
operations -ltd not attempt to force
.< further rise, and the stagnation
which prevailed at the higher prices
seemed to show that the market was
in deadlock, neither faction wishing
t?> assume ti c offensive at the present.
Gould Issues were strong, especially
Missouri Pacific ami Wabiish i>rvfer?
red, and buying of these stocks was
regal'dod as a forerunner to develop?
ment :ti t ie annual meeting of Mis?
souri pacific next week, when new In?
terests will assume control. Norfolk
sind Western advanced on a revival
of tin report tint the Pennsylvania
is tu guarantee ah increased dividend |
rate, but the report was received with i
reservations in well informed qunr- j
tors. j
Industrial stocks, which are sup- ;
posed to be affected most keenly by >
tariff discussion- wer.; watched with
mure tiiaii usual interest to-day. ,
American Woolen sold at a substantial
advance i.i the fore part of the scs
sioii, in -pile of the .> .towing ma le in j
the annual report, presented to-day.
Which recorded a decrease of Sl.SUQ.OOO |
in net prollts; The statement of tho .
president of the company referring to
??adverse political conditions and par
: *<- ,i ti a ttacks upon the protective
tariff." attracted attention by reason
..i possible tariff legislation at the
"forthcoming session of i"oppress.
'Die action of officials of the Fast
orii mn!> s'nes In deciding to cancel
their increased frcjtgbt tariff- was :*e
? ?' pted as a favorable development, in
l a! it apparently brings to an end
i . l..,ug perlids of uncertainty which
followed the movement for' higher
Ight rates. To what extent the pol
iej of retrenchment will he carried
out is still a matter of conjecture;
Building returns for February from
ibe irirsrrr cities showed e. further con?
traction, having decreased by ifi.f, peri
??eilt from February of arid by
t."..". per cent, froni January of this
year. Lies seh cd activity in New Vork,
however, largely explains the change. :
Bonds were (inn. W a bash extension
and Norfolk and Western converti- ?
hie Is were notiiMv strong. Total
sales, oar value, ?3;04/i?000. United
state?-. |>s advanced 1-i and the 3s dp-:
? lined l-1 on call.
Total .-ale- ..f stocks to-day. 210.000 i
shares, j
.\>w York March 7. ? Money on call!
steady; 3-S p'r cent!.; ruling rate, |
I-;-. closing obi. 2 1+4; offereil at
? -v Time loans easy, demand 1 i j^li t: J
sixty <ia;. :-. 2 3-1 per cent., and ninety j
days, offered at 3: six months, offered I
at l-4?j.3 1-2. Prime mercantile j
:'Hf>cr. Ifi 1 1-2. Sterling exchange
firm, with actual business in bankers*
bills at ?4;S4lO!ffif4.S41;. fo:- sixty-day
bills. and at ?4;S640 for demand. Coni-I
mere I nl bills. S4.S3 it.s ; i-j. Bar]
silvoi-i r>2 ?-S. Mexican till jars, 15.
RHHMOND STOCK MARRET.
rjv Richard \V. Maurj,
Sir;.:, and Rnii.t Itroker. K'lS K. Main St. :
Bii-tunond, . Va.. M-.r.h 7. DR. \
STATK SECURITIES Bid. Asked
v.l. 5s. Obi. and r... 1932. H ...
Va. Centuries. C. ami lt.; 1991.; S5?? S7
RA ILR?A 1? BONDS.
A. C. b. R. n Con. Trust, Is. ?t
C aid <",. r; aa l A. Gen'l M. 4\4s.. KM
Oeortjla, sou. nnd Fla.. 1315. 1W
(?a. and Fla; R.. 1st Mtr. 5s, 1X6.. ?1 82
Oeorsrla and Ala. Con. bs, 1W5. 104 ...
Norfolk and Western r.y. Is. 133C.. !>3
.Vor. And West. Ry. Poca, Is, 1Mb. M
Seaboard Air bine is 1MC>. K7
Seaboard Adj. fig, J649. 7?
Southern Railway l?t hn( l?t....i 107
Western N. C. 1st C? MM. 105
STRHET RAILWAY RUNDS.
Nor. and Ports. Trac. Co. f>s, ITOn.. RS's ???
Va. Ry. and Power < o. l?34_ !>1?4 <C
ST?EKT RYi STOCKS, Par.
\':> Ry. pad l'pw*i' ?'o. pfd.IM) ...
V?. Ry. and Power Co. com_100 tjtt 4JU
Nor. ami Pot is! Yra?. Co. pfd. ...100 ;? : ..."
J\Di aad Polls, Trac. ? '->. coin ...100 37 ' ...
RAiiiltOAi) STOCKS. Par.
Atlantte Coast Line com.100 12?)
Chesapeake and <>hio.Pa S!I
Ccorgta ami Kloridn pfd.KO .0 21
ricnrski and Florida earn....100 1." 13
.Norfolk and Western com.ioO 10>
Koutlierh Railway ptd.I to 63
?Southern Itailwav voin.100 'J6
RANK AND TRUST CO. ST?CKSi
American National.H?> 165 170
Bsnls ol Commerce and Trust.. 100 i?o
National Hank of Virginia.(CO
National State and City Bank.. 100 17&
Saving* Bank of Richmond.61
I'nlon Hank <>' Richmond. TiO "J?0
Vii'S'iniu Trust Company.10O125
I N.SCK A NC E COM PA N I KS.
VliRi.. .. Fjrc and Marine. 67H ...
MI SCK bl-ANCObS.
Va!-Car. j.'Iicw. -pftV. S p. c.lot) iliPi !:'7
Va.-Cor! Clioni, Co. i-oin.100 6V? ...
a re
Quotations for interest paying honds
st a price to which Interest must be aclciod.
Income bunds and certificate? of indebted?
ness are. Hat.
i OTTON M MtKE'l S.
N<-\k York. March 7. - An early fir-line in
I he (.et tun market tarried prices into new
low prounri (or tliii movement; hut w.',s t'bb
luven \>\ a fili'arp rally, with the iiiiir'hct
clesin; stead; at a sain of trom 5 Si 15 point a
I"!- the da>. The opeiiitif? was steady at ac.
artvaticR ? I 1 '?< * point3 in response to better
cables than expected, but a renewal of yes
crday's ,-rii ut iiibveiiteiit s'.ioii teal prices
lower. :>nd inside of tho liret half hour May
coasract!' sold off to :(.'."?. i?r r-<> poitu^i below
the hisli jcVel ot laAt week. Old crop
months', peiieratlj showed a net loss of from
b'/ 5 points, but there was more usRresslve
. support aroiiud the ll-ccnt level. Liverpool
" iis h buj ci lu re, and prices rallied w ith
?).". t^ becnniltu; lather nervous on th<- ad
vanee. pwliit; to rumors that prartiuall) the
whole local stock bad been sold for export,
snd war t.. be s"hl|ipcd out as rupidl> as
freight loom hecam? a'vnllablCi IlealiihiK
checked the upward movement around it..''",
for Mai; and there was n slicht reaction.'
but ntY<i inps wer? .veil absorbed. May sold
st ij.l'S before Iii?? close, ?libli wax within
? j>'>i,)i or t\vu of ib, best. Private cables
from Li vor pool, report In r that there h^d
hren h pool un tii?- bull s-ide and speculative
Interests, stlrncted considerable attention.
? cd i nniors thai these same Interests are
heavily long >.'. May here agnl'nst f.alcs of
July led several local brokers to olfei to biiy
May and soli July at ? difference of b:'o ft
points UiirjitR the inlddlc of the day. At
tin close May sei I ins !7 points over the
active summer months. Trade at-counts coij
tinued luisatlsfaetorj;. bill private advices
from thf siaoh wer.- generally hullieh.
clainiing that Southern holders withdrew of?
fering of spot cotton on declines and that
I here- Is \r:\ littl< i;ns..-.ii lotion rciniiliiiitg
in 'he Interior. Bjilpments from the New
York stork have been increasing recently,
b-adins" to a reduction In the amount of cer
liiieated cotton, and tho reports that there
will be Heavy exports during the next two
month), is supi>osed to I?,- preparatory to uk
tip iir.sh supplies on May eoiit'rdcii.
Itcceipls at the ports io-day were f?..">S3
h'ile-; agalust jj.lli last week and IK051 l?st
ym. For the week PO.fOO bales ?Rainst 103,
last wrd uiul 7^.;:%:; last >ear. To-day s
receipts -it New Orleans r<.s;-< bale* asalusi
I ??<*. last year, ami at Houston bales
s^ainst 1,173 la Et year.
steady;
Open. Ilish. Low. <':,,?r
March . .H.os it.f-? 13A? it.?
Thomas Branch & Co.
(Established lk'38.)
M KMBER8
New York Stock Exchange
New York Cotton Exchange
Drivate Wires to
Prihcibai Markets
Official Range and Sale of Stocks in New York.
As in
SALES,
.\llis-Ubalmer.? . ??
Allis-Chalmers. pfd.
1.32* Amalgamated Copper .
1,100 Amer. Agri. Client., com.
1,700 Amer. Beet Sugar, com.
'??>i American Can .
I..v<> American Can. pM.
Airier. Car and Pdtindi y
By TllOM.
Open. High. Low.
62
um ir?iin . pfd
Cotton .
Linseed oil....
Locomotive ...
,'bmotlvc, pfd...
Co...
com.
Pfd..
.iuii.
A iner'. Ca i
100 A mor'.can
;iki American
000 American
Arn'er J I .o
Amor. Malt Co.. pfd
3.1C0 American Smelting
American Sugar ....
"<*< Amor. Tel. and Tel
?0 American Tobacco,
ICfi American Tobacco,
100 Anaconda Copper .
0,.->00 Atehlson .
Atlantic Coast Lin
A. C. 1- of Count
350 Halt I in ore and Ohio.
i.100 Brooklyn Unhid Transit.
^>.' Central Leather, com ?
2.00?:Canadian Pacific .
2.i5O0'Cbesapeake and Ohio_
100.Chicago Great Western.
C$00 Chi., Mil. and St. Haul...
:',f Crucible Steel Cor., com.
?*i < 'rttclblc Steel, pfd .
100 Chieigo and Northwest.
Colorado Pud and Iron,
ilrtt) Colorado and Southern.;
?u i 'ohsol idatcd i ot.- .
Delaware and Hudson...
"10 Hen. and Itio Cr.mi., com.
Hen. and HI" Gran., pfd;
ii?0Q Distillers' Sec. Cor.
?i.jftO Brie .
G00 Kriei 1st pfd.
Fed. Min. ."nd Sin., Pfd..
11<" General Elect rn .
l.pii) Croat Northern, pfd. .
Great Northern Orr , ifs
til
I0?l
..it's
liin
117
:is'?
l'G:h
7S'<
29* ?
ais'w
i-??-.,
13"
JtlTi
lit
10*;
14-Hi
113
7>' s
?I v .
531
-'l".
121
>
111 :V
I IP.
itou
l-.'P/s
f<9' 4
111
1 <???-,
3714
ri*.
11!
1 tr.
-i:,(
iwvi
i?.?i
tM.,
I-??Pi
iANCH ? C(
id. Ashed. s
t; losing.
7"i
.. Hankers and Brokers,'
VLBS.
Open.
.. 131
.. lS:n
Bid. Ashed.
Illglb Low, Closing;
l?:'s
!" ?>
NIL
57*r
IPs
Hi
1 IT1 L- HSU
10??
H?
32
7?"i
US
11:.
lOttVi
120?;
.11
s3
r.'?",
13??
iyi..
ist'.".
fc-y,
mo. ;
1?;..' ?
3i?i
ll
37'
1"!'
ID
llf.
IOO'i
1.1
230
I"..-1
7^'s
-9
21 Us
jc;is
I20'.<i
13H
Ill's
2S'.. 2*3
20U Illinois Central .
1w' Inteiboro- Met.
i>0 lntcrboro-Met.. pf 1 ..
Int. Mer. Marine, com.
International Paper ..
200 Int. Paper, pfd.
100 Kan. City South., com.
.'.?'??I jiclilgh Valley .
200 Louisville and Nashville 113
Manhattan .
ye Mo.. Kan. and Texas? 32s
Mo.. Kan. and Tex., pfd. ...
1&300 Missouri Pacific . -~>
National Lead .
5,300 New York Central.
1O0 N. V., Ont. and Western
s.-'oo Norfolk atid Western.
1,000 Northern Pat Ifle ?
?JQ0 Pacific Mail .
-'.?; <? Pennsylvania .
People's this .
Pressed Steel Car.
100 Pressed Steel Car, pld.;
Uy. Steel Spring, com.
31,000 Heading .?.
100 Republic Iron and Steel
10;i Republic I. and S.. pfd..
IICO Hock Island .
Hock Island, pfd.
Sloss-Shcffield .
1.150 Southern Pacific .
.11 Southern Hallway .
(00 Southern Hallway, pfd, III
ii Standard oil. "20
Tennessee t "tipper .
7o<? Texas I !a< i He . 2$
2 v.'o i Hhibn I ?aeilie . l":!
States Rubber;.; '?< K
States Steel. ?Ci
Spues Steel, pfd IISVj
Chemical .* C9
Chemical, pfd.
m
172 V,
I CO"*
-IP-'.
101'i
IL'1%
24'/?
126"*
103
07
15514
321 'n
nr.'i
2iji
lSi
t:i\
173'",
IIS
JtliTs
ll'j
100
122
12''.
10.1
United
11. 'o L'hlhcd
G7ii United
1,160 Va.-ir.
Vs.-Ca r.
140?." ItO'.i.
121', r:;".
300 Win bash .
.ICO Wabash, pfd.
100 Western Union .
Total salts for
r..v;s
?12
IISVj
131
is7
10'i
;;:n.,
172?".
115
lOU'.s
l"t>,
121 's
21'.,
I2fl <n
115'/,
til
?0?i
day. 213.&00 sha rcs
CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS
AiiiPiiran Tel. and Tel. conv. 4s...
A nterleo 11 Tobacco I?.
American Tpbiiceo '?".
.\ 1 .-ll 1*011 con v, ig t bill 1.
Ati.'bi?on conv, ild.1i.
.Miami. Coast l.hie li<t 1?.
IJiooklvn Transit '.v>i?\. 1.?.
Central of Georgia G* ibid).
r.'hesrtpeake and Ohio t'.?f.
Clicsapcaki; and Ohio conv, Ojs...
i.'bicaso, B. and Qiilncy Joint Is.
Oblcago, H. and Qiilncy pen. Is...
Chicago, Mil. and St. P. deb. is
]"7
?.|:'M
nc>i(
107
108*4
Ol'i
?"">,
ios'i
ioo|.-.
f.. 1.
< Jhlca
Kric conv. t
Erie coni'. t.
In terboi ousb
and Pac. Uy. i*g.
keilt? ? A'- ii'td>.
t,.r,(.8 ' it- (bid.
Metro. I'.?s.
Inter. Merc. Marino t'-.s
Kansas L'dy Southern 1st ns (i>hl)..
Louisville ami Nash. t"n. is.
Missouri Pacific 'is 1 idrt 1.
Missouri Pacific i"n\. ."s.
Norfollt and Western 1st con. Is ?
?rfj ' I Norfolk and Western conv. ta.
07',i ' Pennsylvania cony. 3',is '11>15).
I Si aboard Air Line Adj. ?f.
If.';
!*>!?";
"'."^
95'i
P?;
'.<??
75'?
Spnthci'ii Pacific conv.
Southern Railway f.s...
Sotitherii Railway sen.
Is.
f. s. refunding '.'s. registered.
i', s. refunding 2s. coupon.
1.5, S. ;is. registered.
Ui S. 3s, coupon.
r. s. ts. registered.
I". S. ?If. coupon..
Union Pacific conv. is.
P. S\ Stc?l 2nd .
Vlrgln|a-Car. Chem. Je.
W'ahash 1st and pxt. is.
131
1:?t
pp I
10'.,
1
ltl
13S
32'A
Il63s
;.o7i
..
i<-;;,"
11.>
13;'
OS'/i
I'.'-'a '-".''?<
SO '?? t>?
f<2 51
115% lh>%j
20', 2. .-Ri
01 tit
37?,!. 3,s
2S1
? 1..
May .14.1!) 14.2.s HU". 14.27
July .14.02 I4.U 12.92 14.10
August .13.49 13.61 13.44 18.62
October .12.40 12.47 12.35 12143
December .I2.2S 1 _'.: .? I2.itt 12.34 j
January . 12.32 iu.3i I2.3(j
Sput cotton closed quiet, io point!" hlphcr;
middling uplands, 11.20; middling gulf, li.53;
sales SCO bales;
Cotton, quiet: mlddlinc. 14.30: cross re-I
ceipts I.17S bales; sale*. 300 biles: stock. ".*>:?.- 1
113 bales; to the t'on'tinent, 2.612 bales; Toast.-,
>\ t^?. .7; bales; to Japan. 1,460 bales.
Total to-day nt all ports?Nei receipts,
P.'a.'i holes.; export to Creat Britain, ~.1~S
hair.*; to Japan. 1.450 bnles; stool;, 650,231
b; b s.
Consolidated at nil ports- N>1 receipts.
39.2,'6 bales; export to Creat Ilrltaln, 12.240
bale?: to France. S2S.SI3; |0 the Continent,
-'. to Japan. 132.3C0: to Mexico. 1.625.
Nf?- Orleans, La.. March 7. ?Spot cotton?'.
Finn, 3-ir,c. lower. Sales on the spot. 6251
bales: middling;, iPic; to arrive. !.tt'. bales,!
Future- opened stead) at an advance of ? i
to s points. Mn> nhd July rose H to 16 o'vei j
1 e.v levrls ot the moraine and siood 11 to!
1J tioints tip .it the close. (.'losing bid;--:
March. 14.11; April. 14.10; May. it.:1: July.
14.36; August. I3.6?; October. 12.65; December. I
r:,,u\ !
NKW VOItli I'UODICE MA RKKT.
j .Vcv York. March 7.-- Flour was quiet and !
i about iuead>. Ryp Flour?Firm. Coin Meal?!
Steady. Buckwheat?Qulot. ISyc?Dull. Bar-1
Icy?Stadyi Wheat?Hasy; No. 2 red. 9."\; '
elevator and ?i\ f. i>. b. afloat. Km tires j
closed ,,-itj?'?ic. net lower; Mar . K'4c.: July,
I I* 1"t?". Corn?Steady; No. 2. M*^e. f. o. h.
I afloat. Ktiturea closed !?o. net decline; May,
R5*ie Oats-Quiet. Futures closed nominal;
I May, ::<??! r.; .inly, 76r. Reef?Steady, Lard?
Kasy. Tallow?Barely steady, Petroleum ?
[Steady. Rosin and Turpentine --Firm. Mo?
lasses and Itlr.e ?Steady. Sugar, raw, firm:
! rehned, quiet. Coffee? Futures closed steady
I at a net advance of 14 to 16 points. Spot
j tiriliert Rio No. 7. !2"-ac..: Santos No. ?. I4',4c;
mild quiet; i-oirio\a. 13*4 $r15*4e. nominal.
Ruttel'?Firm: creamery. specials, 27c;
I extras. 25c.; first. 20<H<23c : creamery held
[special, 20 ft,21c; extras. 19?Jc. Cheese?
[.Steady; unchanged, Bggs?Firm; State of
j Pennsylvania and nearby hennery, brown. 2t
; $'22c. Potatoes?Irrejrular; .Urse; sweets,
per barrel. J2<7 :t.25, Cabbages?Qule.t.
l i. Iphts ami peanuts unchanged.
I ftaliliiiore, Md.. March 7.?Wheat?Firmer,
I MTic. Corn Kinner, tri?4c. Oats?Steady; No.
' : white, 35*4 ?' ? '6r, K>"e Firm; No. j W estern.
! deiiicstle, S7<f, SSi\
4 11 n 'AGO (ilt.ilN MARK KT.
Chicago, March 7.?Beneficial rain or snow
'and balmy temperature nt the winter wheat
states disconcerted the bulls lb-day. Closing
' wer,- 1451? lower. i'otu llnished r< to H<<??*
down; oais. off to ?"?''? ami hoc; pro
j din-is at (., 13SJ 1?ti decline;
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Open. High. Low. Close.
WHEA T?
May . MH 01% Mi'-, !'(P
Julv . sr>-4 .v9?t S* * -
Sept. .
' >i: n?
?9>, ?9\ 4SI,; If'-i
m?? t;o?4 ?s>*? tr?'v
Sept. 61 tt 6114 60?4
? OA IS -
M.<v . ::o?; r;ots ::ot, :;o>i
.Inn- . 30*i, SOW so?, 30??
- ept. So?4 30'. ?? 30 30
.V. ??:>.-. PORK Per l<b'..
i Slav .17.53 175.5 17.37 17.10
S'iipt.15.75 16.75 16.37 10.57
! I.ALI' Per !?> Ibf.
>loy . 9.25 !'.t?> 9.15
? .1 tity . 0.15 9.15 9.07 9.07
1 Sep'l.9.20 9.20 9.07 9.77
S ?' litT RIBS Per 1C0 lbs
Mj, . 9.57 9.57 9.12 5.43
Jul'v . . 9.12 9.12 9.4V2 5(2
; ,-,-n';.9.12 9.15 9.(5 9.05
:ecei;or.- \VI" a:. 16 000 bushels; corn. 316 ' >0
leyhr..? oatv. i57.0KO bushels. Shipments
SV'ivat, I-/X0 bushels; corn, pi^.ooo bushels;
! |-\ .7." iJ J ie..-!lt. IS.
('hbaco March 7. ' ash grain?Wheat- No.
,2, :?:' -.. Nc. r. red, S7<ftSO'^c;; No. 2 hard. 90
"b ti.'c ; No. :t bard. S7'<i 90.-.; No. I Northern.
,.$1.01; No. Northern 97'?i9?c.; No. 3
, Xorihern, 95>?i9Sc.; No. sprinft. 90096c.; N"o.
:; spi itic SSisi 64c.; velvet chaff. 52 '.i'9;'Ac. ;
\ in t om. S2 '>?/ "<!"..
t'orn No. .'. 45U 46c: No. ? white. 4?-? 46>?e.:
N.,. yellow, (?;'?'( I7c. ; No. 3. I31?$ 460;; No. 3
'win;. . i i-t .; No. 3 yellow. (3'jW45t?C;;
j No l, e i ,.i ..; XO; 1 white. Illi(@i42e.; No.
? ! vetl'ow. "tl'-r'n C-e.
Oats- No. 2, :T?'vc.: No. '-' while, 31 -ft"3t*?c :
N.i. :; white. 29?s?i30*4e.; No. I white. 29?sit1
Standard, SO'KfySH'fc.
Kit IIMOM) GIW1X MARKk'I'.
Richmond, \'a.. March 7. 1911.
AVBoLKSALE QUOTATIONS ON" 'CHANC1-:.
wil BAT?Car lots.
; No. 2 red, Western. (a % 95
i No 2 red, Virginia. <8 !>(
, No. 3 red. '* 03
j Vilghila .bJR lota). 'n 92
; COllN~t!iil bus.
i No. 2 white. 53
; No. white. 52
No. 2 mixed. 'i>' ?*'2'(^
j No. mixed.%. 61'i
\ iii.nl i (bap lots). 63 7}' 54
: OATS -Csi lots.
No. : mixed. ft 35
No, r; mixed. 34?,4
i No. white. V|) 3?
I No. 3 white. 35
Winter seed (bag lots). 65 ft ?75
i rtvrc?cai lots
No. 2. 9 no
No. rt.?. ?i S7
t Virginia tbax lots?. rn 87
ltl< II.MOND MAY MA UK KT.
!??? Iimond. V? . March 7. 1911.
No rhanK< ? No, '. ^nd No. 2 Timothy. No.
' l ..od light nil ed ? loves lind off praties very
dull. Receipts for the week. 775 ions; re
opbn an account with
The Union Bank
of Richmond
1107 V. a st main street,
$1.00 makes a staut. 3 per
ck nt. interest,
ccipts for last wck, 125 tons: same week
last > c.tr. 676 tony.
No. 1 Timothy. .0.50 r-i 'i\M
No. - Thnonthy . 13.00
Nn. 3 Timothy". 16.0t)
Light clover, mixed . 19.00
No. 1 clover, mixe?! . P.en
No. ; clover, mDcd . 11.60
No. 1 clover . i3.juQ
No. 2 elovei" . Nominal
STRAW?Compressed .7.'"
I,nose prcssod. large ids. P.00
SUCCKS--'' oinprbsscd . 10.50 r,i 12.00
Loose pressed, large luiler... 10.00 '<< 11.00
Load your cars so (liiit hay ut doors rep?
resents contents, and ihn.? avoid rejections.
This market grnwes hay in accordance
with the rules of the National Hay Asiiocla
1 ion.
CATT1.K MARKETS.
- ,
RICHMOND hl VI" stock MARKET,
i.Sales j?i I'rdon stock Yards.?
Richmond, Vs.. M?ret) 7. /.Ml. |
Report o: live stock market for the week i
ennui-. Mai ch ??. If'11. i
Receipts?Cattle, 255; calves. "7; hog-. .' 150. i
Pest steers, <"??.; a few extra higher; niedl
tint to good; 'n 7>V.; heifers, .", i? ;.-",?.?.: pood ,
rows; 11? (7 I"i.r.; common to medium; i\ifa
~'-c.\ ImiTi*. Kf; Hjc; valves. if/Fc. Qua ran- '
tin. rattle?-Fa i steers, ?ilh good quality; "">?!
to t.i<V> pounds, sold from .'>', >? :?*,<. Rest
hogs, "^c; fo?s and stags, 6?|6,,_C.
sheep, 4513c?; lambs, 6ft7c, Everything sold;
prospects fair.
Chicago. Match 7.?Rceel%ts?Cattle, 1,000;
market steady. .. ecves. *.*?..'?>i 7; Texas steers
$4. tO'fi 5.S0; Western steers., St.704f5.ST?; Stock?
eis and feeders, $l'nf>.?0; rows and heifers,
J2.70S3 ft: calves. $7'>7'.'. Hogs?Receipts, IT.opo;
market slow and weak: shade ?jwer than
opening; light. "?$'7.30: mixed. $6.P5@7.-i>;
lien'vV, 17.059 7.20; right, Sti.7S3f-6.90; tood to
choice heavy, fe.:-e/.i 7.2", pigs, *6.T05i 7.15.
Sheep? Receipts, H.OhY; varkei strong; na?
tive. $.\-<tii.;!."i; Western. $?>.'_'.v.> 6.If'.
New Vork, Marc h 7. -Receipts?neeves, 1,276;
feeling steady. Calves?.Receipts. lti>: nn
trade in live calves; feeling stead.-.. Sheep
and Lambs?Receipts, ?,550. Sheep. .VLeO
4.75; lambs. J5.7tifi C.70. Hogs?Receipts, 11?>;
nominally steady.
misckllan eous .mark bts.
dry i.oods.
New York, March 7. fry goods market ?
i Brown and b.caclked domestics rule dull in
primary markets. No further change has
taken i>la?e in the prices on staple mints.
Jobbers did a very fair house trade during
the Hay; particiilari> in wash goods, prints,
ginghams and linens. Cotton yarns are
steady and export trad.- cpilei.
NAVAL STORKS.
Wilmington. N. C, .March 7. ? Spirits Tur?
pentine -Steady, S7"ie.; receipts, 7 casks.
Rosin -Steady, j?"?.75; receipts, ;:t barrels. Tar
--Firm, s.. 10: receipts. 4*? barrels. Crude
Turpentine--Firm, $5,75, .'7.7'" and receipts,
u barrels.
Savannah. Cla.; March 7. -Turpentine ?Firm,
'!>. Sales, receipts, 17>s barrels; shipments.
Ill ; stocks. 2.035. Rosin--Firm. Sales, L'ft7
barrels; receipts. 4Vfl; shipments, S63; stocks,
iii.Ml. Quote; It. ?7.16.
MARINi: IN IL1.1, IL enci5.
I PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH 7. 19U.
A It It IV13D.
I Steamer Berkeley. Shelly, Norfolk, mer
lihandl.se and passengers, Old Dominion Line.
Steamer MobjacU, firayca, Norfolk and
.lame? River bindings, merchandise, and
passengers, Virginia Navigation Company;
Steimel Blanche, l-'urmali, Petersburg and
.lame. River landings, merchandise and pas?
sengers. Furman Line.
SteHiner Crescent, Chappei Petersburg and
James River landings Richmond and Peters?
burg Line.
SAIL-ED.
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly, Norlolk. mer?
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
Stempel Planche. Fur man, .lames River
landings and Petersburg, merchandise and
I passengers, Puruinii Line.
Steamer Crescent, Chappcil, .lames River
landings and Petersburg. Richmond and Pe?
tersburg; Line.
til A It ULI) WITH SKTTIX?;
Wl i.l) I.ngim3 is .motion
[Special to The Times-Dispatch.]
Danville, Va., March 7.?The trial of
i .jolui I. Frederick, who is charged wltli
I letting a wild engine in motion, cans
I ing a wreck and seriously Injuring a
conductor here on the local railway
,nrds the first of the year, was (ailed
in lh<- Corporation Court this after?
noon. AU tue evidence has ween heard;
the arguments of the attorneys begun,
and a verdict is expected to in- re?
turned to-morrow morning.
Not a Lnmbltiiu Device.
[Special to The Times- Dispatim. 1
Norfolk. Va.. March 7.? in the Police
Court this morning Justice Duncan
rendered n decision to the effect that
the slot machines which eliminate the
clement of chance, in so far that a
player always gets his money's worth,
and holds out chances of getting morn
I than his money's worth, as an Induce?
ment to secure trade, is not a gambling
device nailer the laws of the State of
Virginia, dismissing the case against
(1. W. Ilotighout. proprietor of the
Boyd Restaurant-.
Xccro In Killed.
[ Special to The Times-Dispatch.)
Clifton Forge. Va.. Match 7.---James
Luiden, colored, died here late this
evening as a result of an accident while
at work as a yard brakeman for the
Chesapeake and Ohio Hallway early In
the day. in which he suffered the loss
of both lower limbs. Colden was in
the act of cutting loose some cars
when he fell under the moving train*,
the wheels passing over him jtis.t be?
low the Dips. Jlo was taken to the
hospital for treatment, but died from
the shock and the loss of blood,
Site la Accepted.
f Special to The TilUCH-DispaIch |
Washington, D. C. .March 7. -The
Treasury Department has accepted the
proposal of O. B. Galbhnn to sell to
the United States for $12,000 the land
ut the northerly corner of Main and
Fourth Streits, 112x130 feet, as the
I Federal building sitc at Warren ton.
State Department Issues Alma
nae With Much Advice for
the Puhjic.
K?r the purpose of keeping before
every family a daily reminder ??r the
way th prevent diseases, the State
Health Department lias issued a "Vir?
ginia llcaltii Almanac." it i.~ entirely
unique in its make-up Under tlie
usual heading1 of 'important days"
may be found n li>: ot events in th>;
world of medicine and surgery and
chemistry, with the days of the birth
tint! death of many men who have dis
lingtiiHhctl themselves in these lines.
Kor each month there is a little dis?
sertation on the disease which may bei
I generally expected at that season, with
some very plain-spoken comments on j
i pre\ ention.
j Hut tho most striking- feature, pbr
I hitps, is a collection of what might
be called health proverbs, at tin- hot?
i torn of each page. They in ti" case !
! ihlnce words, and some .>f the asser-I
' nuns are little snort of startling. Vet. [
i the preface says, the volume contains I
"only the known and tested facts ot
sanitary science. There is no speeu-,
Iii 11 on, no theorizing. Any man can j
accept as H ied and proven every as- j
sertion made lu re regarding disease." |
Sonic of tlic Proverbs.
Among these proverbs are the fol?
lowing:
"The man who says he had rat.cr
have smallpox than be vaccinated,
never had the smallpox."
"Ah open window i*- better than ah
? open grave."
I "Warm room? have killed more pco- '
[pie than ever froze to death,"
j "If you let the child have measles
j when he is young, you may save a
I doctor's hill later <>n, but you may
I have to pay the undertaker now.*'
! "A good iron pump costs less titan
I .1 c tse of typhoid,"
"If your milkman brings you warm
? milk, make it hot for him."
' "Wire screens in the windows may
i keep crepe from (he door."
I "A fly in the milk often means n
member of the family in the grave."
"If some people were as much afraid
j of llie.s as they are of had water, there
' w ould be less tvphold."
I "When you see a child looking like
Ian. angel, do not kiss it: you might
! make a real angel oll I 'if it."
("Scarlatina may not sound so dan?
gerous as scarlet, fever, hut ask the
undertaker."
1107 F.nst Main Street.
Members:
NRW YORK STOCK BXCHANGE.
NEW YORK COTTON E.YCIIANGE.
CHICAGO HOARD OF TRADE.
B. Li RODEN. Manager.
PLACE Of CRIME
Maryland Authorities May Try
Negroes for Murder of Cap?
tain and Mate.
present to state exhibit
Fine Display of Lumber Arrives.
Sad Fate of Mike Kelly,
of Norfolk.
11 may become necessary to have a
survey made of a part of the Poto?
mac Ulver, or at least a computation
as to the location of the recent tragedy
W hen the crew of the Irene liuth arc
said to have murdered th?dr captain
and mate. A question has arisen aa
to which Stau-, Virginia or Maryland;
has jurisdiction. ?
The three negro men charged with
the double murder, which occurred in
the river off Colonial Poach, arc now In
Jail at Montross. Westmoreland county,
awaiting Indictment at the April term
of the Circuit Court. The Attorney
Gcneral of Maryland hat raiser! the |
question as to whether or not thai
State has jurisdiction, the point being
just where the tragedy occurred.
of course, the Virginia authorities
would be glad to be rid of the trouble
and expense of the trial, and to have
the subsequent punishment meted out
by Maryland, but the authorities are
not willing to let the prisoner^ go
until the place of the crime is deter?
mined.
?A lot tcr * received yesterday by the
Governor from C. Conway Baker, Com?
mon wealth's Attorney of Westmore?
land, was evidently for the purpose
of calling the executive's attention t"
the mutter, in case an effort is made
to secure a requisition. The men ai<
named Eva Toney, Henry Rrady and
George Wallace. They are accused ol
murdering Captain Allen Dorsey ami
Mate .lohn Adams Chnrchler. The I rem
rjuth hailed from Falrmount, Md.
fine lumber presented
Choice Specimens Sent to I.xltpdl
Hnll?Man? Visitor* Call.
A carload of lumber has been re?
ceived by the Stale as a present from
the Hitter Lumber Company, of Ruch
nnan county, Va., to he placed in the
Virginia mineral; timber and historical
exhibit In the State Library building.
' TMaces will be arranged for it later.
The largest of these pieces measures
four feet four inches in diameter. The
exhibit is of poplar, white oak. red
oak, gum and similar woods, and
is expected to add a good deal to the
exhibit.
About. 150 people daily now visit
the hall of exhibits. Tourists poem in
I variably to find it. and it is generally
I admired. It is now under the direction
I of the State Geological Commission. A
caretaker Is always on the ground.
who Ts "mike?
I'riaoner Brought to Penitentiary He
eiuise tiovernor Wouldn't Act.
The tiovernor is wondering what the
Mike ;<elly case is. I-le received a
j telegram yesterday from Norfolk
I slating that a guard had comn from
the penitentiary to secure, the body
of Mike from the jail, and that he
would be forthwith incontinently re?
moved unless the Governor acted at
Inasmuch as there was nothing he
fore the Governor, and he was not
even advised as to Mike's crime, color;
race, religion or previous condition of
servil tide, he didn't see how he could
net at once or at all until he. could
Honesty, inclination, time, ability, experience, equip?
ment?these are some of the qualifications required of the
modern executor and are assured beyond question by the
Virginia Trust Company when it is appointed in this
capacity.
Our booklet, send free on request, gives some valuable
hints on drawing of wills.
922 East Main Street,
RICHMOND, - - - - VIRGINIA.
Cash Capital, - -
financial.
5 5
Against Loss Offered by the Stockholders to Depositors in the
NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA,
Incorporated 1865.
CAPITAL $1,200,000. vSURPLUS $600,000.
STOCKHOLDERS' LIABILITY $1,200,000.
In addition, the stockholders have placed the management in the hands of the following Board
of Directors and Officers:
DIRECTORS:
K. !?. Addison,
K. 1.. Hr-tnis?,
T. II. Illicit.
H; Theo. Kljyson,
Gco. I.. Christian,
T. A. Gary,
Carl II. Nulling,
William T. K'ccd,
I. W. Rothcrt,
Win. Northrop,
T. C. Williams, jr..
Ii. C. l.aird,
R. II. Liudscy,
W. I'. Glinh,
Eppa 11 union, | r.,
K. G. Retinoids,
W. M. Mahliston,
He'nj. V. Als?pi '
11. Kami. Wcllford.
S. W. Travcrs,
J. G. Tinslcy,
J no* I". Wilson,
jas. A. Moncure,
Jnd. Skclton Williams,
K 0. Williams.
OFFICERS:
WILLIAM T. REED, Vicc-Presidcnt.
W. M. 1IABLISTON, President.
JNO. SKELTON WILLIAMS. Vice-President.
W. M. ADDISON, Cashier.
(). S. MORTON, Assistant Cashier. JOHN TYLER, Assistant Cashier.
W. II. SLAUGHTER, Assistant Cashier. J. M. BALL, Jr., Assistant Cashier.
ACCOUNTS SOLICITED.
3% Interest Paid in Savings Department.
Is an old cry and often heard. Put your valuables in a Safe
Deposit Box in the
at $3.00 per annum and upwards. Protect yourself from theft
now, and the thief from crime and punishment.
We pay 3 per cent, on Savings and Inactive Accounts*
Security and Service.
532335*
Virginia State Insurance Company
1865 RICHMOND 1911
"FORTY-F/VE YEARS OF
HONORABLE SERVICE"
Resources, $546,000. Surplus to Policyholders, $234,000.
Patronize a Southern Company.
Say to your agent, Write My Policy In THE VIRGINIA STATE
BROAD STREET BANK
303 EAST BROAD STREET.
Temporary !ocatio>' during construction of new banking house
Capital .... $200,000
Surplus and undivided Profits ? $110,000
W. M. Habliston. Pres.; J. W. Rothert, Vice-Pres.; Jno. C. Walker. 2d Vice
Pres.; Andrew M. Glover, Cashier.
PERSONAL AND BUSINESS ACCOUNTS SOLICITED.
With assets of over $1,700,000, every inducement consistent with good
tanking i? offered to its customers, 3 per cent, allowed in bavings Depart?
ment. Bank is open till S o'clock Saturday evenings
No chance for a dispute as
to settlement when you pay
your bills by check.
Commonwealth Bank
find out some necessary information.
So he didn't a'ct. Mike came to Rich?
mond.
Hearing Scheduled.
The matter of freight rates on the
Virginia Air Line, a branch of the
Chesapeake and Ohio, is to be heard
to-rnorrow before the State Corpora
lion Commission. The petitioners arc
'.lie Fluvanna County Farmers' Asso?
ciation and tlie State Partners' Insti?
tute. They claim that ilie rates charged
them, for instance, on empty fruit cans
from cliflon Forge to points on tlto
line, and thence to Richmond when
canned and packed, are higher than
either on the main line or on the Buck?
ingham branch. Therefore, they ask
for a readjustment.
On March 22 station facilities at
Elon, on the Southern, will be under
consideration.
Private? Discharged.
Orders were Issued yesterday by
the Adjutant-General discharging Pri?
vates Marion C. Sutton and Joseph
Mansitii, of Company C, First Regi?
ment. Richmond, for tlie good of the
service.
A" EG HO ESCAPES RUCK SHOT,
BUT DUOS OP FRIGHT
[Special to The Times-Dispatch. 1
Harrisonburg, Va? March 7.?After
midnight Sunday night William Chit
, turn tired a load of buckshot at a llce
I ing burglar, who had tried to enter
the Chittum home, at Timber Ridge.
1 Rockbridge county. The next morning
I Mr. Chittum found n dead negro lying
I in the. yard and thought, naturally, that
I he had killed him. The coroner's jury,
I however, could find no marks of a
bullet, and his death was attributed to
heart failure. It is believed that Mr.
Chittum actually scared the negro to
death when he fired.
Store In Destroyed.
I Special to The Times-1 dspatch.l
Loesburg, Va., March 7.?The general
merchandise establishment and depart
\ ment- store of C. C. Bell, at (Illlshoro,
this county, was totally destroyed by
I fire, entailing a loss of $10,000. The
I fire started in (lie cellar, ami hut III
I tie of the contents were saved. The
I total insurance on building and stock
I was $7.700. Mr. Bell has been in the
'mercantile business at llillsboro for
[twenty-five years.
A Treated for Theft.
j [Special to The Times-DispatchJ
I Roanoke, Va.. March 7.?Marry Cole.
colored, is under arrest here, charged
! with stealing a horse, the property of
I C. 1\, Lemon, The police discovered
I the animal in a stable In the city
where they also found two trunks, a
.bicycle, oiijjjjai^px. jala^n^scatla. ,
Your Checking Account
at the
1104 East Main,
(1) Gives a systematic record
of your business transac?
tions.
(2) Insures you from paying
a bill the second time.'
(3) Assists you to economize
by pointing out needless
expenditures.
(4) Gives safety and conveni?
ence.
We furnish ,the, Security
and Service. Come in and
talk the matter over.
Capital and Surplus
$2,000,000
\ J
YOU KNOW
the difference between a gold bar
and a gold brick, but you don't.
Thinkers, not fools, are the
quarry of modern Money-Sepa?
rators, high and low. George
Graham Rice tells how the game
lj worked in April

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