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New York
Stock Market
New York. September 29.?V\ all Street,
showed Increasing nervousness to-day j
as to the intentions of the government
In regard to the enfori eratnt of the
anti-trust law. Selling f stocks was
conducted on a scale which se*vincd to.
indicate thut some Investors were in!
fear of further dissolution proccedlnKS ,
sgainst large corporations. This wait
notably true of United states Steel,
which once more was called upon t"i
shoulder the heaviest burden The Ions I
mid severe atta-k Upon this Issue had
telling effect to-day. . The preferred
stock and bonds gave way, the former j
selling at 1 10 V*. tho lowest price since i
1909. and the latter at 100, the lowest i
since 19l>S. The common also reached 1
a new low point on the'year, t"-- T?. the(
losses In each case- exceeding three
points. Elsewhere in the market de- i
clings were gem rat The chief losses'
were among the. Industrials, running as
high as live potnts. Railroad stocks]
in most oases declined Utile more than i
a point. On a late rally the railroad
.-hares recovered their losses, and a1
partial recovery was effected among
the industrials.
Wall Street for several days has been i
listening to reports that one by ono |
tho creat corporation are to be dis?
solved, provided the Federal govern?
ment can bring it about. Despite the]
lack of foundation for these reports,
?ney were effectual In unsettling sentl
mcn'. Happenings bearing upon trade,
railroad ?.raffle, agricultural prospects
and the money markets have been
subordinated to politics us Influences
affecting the movement of securities.
Announcement to-duy that the gov?
ernment would permit the International I
Harvester Company, without a disjoin-]
tlon suit, to adapt Itself to the Sher?
man law. while affecting that stock
favorably at the time, did not serve to
bring about a better feeling, but, on
the contrary, was followed by the
heaviest selling of the day. The attack
on United States Steel was assisted by
reports of impending reductions In
wages at steel mills. Steel men were
said to have abandoned hope of a, stiff?
ening of prices this fall and to have,
decided that a substantial lowering In
wages was inevitable. Steel prices now
average about $7 a ton below the rates
prevailing In 1907, and the reduction
has been made with no corresponding
change In the scale of wages. The,
weekly trade reviews reported a fur?
ther falling off in business, together!
with some new price concessions.
The copper shares showed marked
Weakness to-.lay on statements in re?
gard to abandonment of efforts to re?
strict production. The weakness of
thes- shares also reflects the heilet
that the large buying of Europe, ospc-1
dally (Jermany, will be at least tem?
porarily curtailed by the business re-:
uctlon abroad.
Houses with London connections were
heavy buyers of stocks. Foreign pur
, chases Ol Union Pacific alone were
estimated at more than 10.0(10 shares,
and the total amount taken probably
exceeded to.oiui shares. The belief that
the Moroccan question is on the verge
of peaceful settlement undoubtedly is
largely responsible for this chungo or
attitude on the part of Europe. Inter?
national bankers said to-day that they
regarded an advance to-morrow In the'
Bank of England's rate to '4 per cent.;
as highly probable. The fact that the!
bank declined to discount under the
.rat? to-day pointed to such action.
The bond market wus weuk. Total
sales, par value, $2.190,000. United
States bonds were unchanged on call.
Total sales for :he day. 7117,300 shares.:
New York, September 20.?Money Ott
call steady, H -If 2 Vi per cent.; ruling;
rale and closing bid, 2'?; offered at 2%.
Time loans tlrm; sixty days. 3UOSVi
per cent.; ninety days, 3v?(tH per cent.;!
six months. 4'n I1,. Prime mercantile|
paper, 4-V Sterling exchange firm,
with actual business In bankers' bills
at $4S.'i2."> for sixty-day hills and at
$4.S6lOt for demand. Commercial bills,
$4. S2B0. Bai silver, .VJi-. Mexican
dollars. 4 5.
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
By Richard \V. Maury.
Stock and Rond Broker, 1016 E. Main Street.
r.lcbmond, Va., September '.'0, 1911.
STATE SECURITIES. Bid. Asked.
Virginia "?*?. f>!d, g. und R.. 193:. s;4
Va. Cen^un**. C. and R.. 1991. s7 67ij
RAILROAD bond?.
a. C. L. R. R. Con. Tr. 4 p. c. U
U. ind o.. Gen'!. M. t'-s. lift]. 101
Georgia. Sou. and Kla.T IMS. ios
Ueorgla and Alu. Con. 6t. 1046.... ICS
N'or. and West. Ry. I?.. 1S?6. M
Seaboard Air Llha is, I9S4. SB
Staboard Adjustment is. 1919. 7;,
southern Railway 1st 3?. 1:104. lftj
So. R. Dev. and G. M. 4?. 196?.... 7?
Wc-tern N. C. 1st Ca, C. 1914. 104
STREET RY STOCKS. Pur.
Va. rty. and Power Co. pfd.100 77 7s
Va. Ry. and Power Co. com....loo 255^ ?0
RAILROAD STOCKS. Par.
Atlanta Coast Line com.100 US
Chesapeake and Ohio.100 e?H
Norfolk and Western com.."100 101
If., P. and P. Div. Obllg.100 ... ?70
aoulliern Railway com.100 jfiij ...
bank a.vd trust ?jo. ?tockk
American National.100 ISO
Bi<<ad Street.
Hank of Commerce and Trusts. IQO 14;
First Natlonul.1..C0 2;? ?36
Merchants National.IOO 7u0
Mechanic* and Merchants.Iw
National Bank of Virginia.wj inj
National State and City Bank..100 ..."
Planters National.10/j 750 sa
Savings Lank of Richmond. 7J
Union Bank of Richmond. M 300
Virginia Trust Company.103 I6u
IN E U R A NVE COMPANIES.
Virginia Fire and Marine lna.. 26 69 ...
MISCELLANEOUS,
Va.-Car. Cham, prd. S p e.;oo 11? 11714
Va.-Carolina c'l.ein. com.,ioo o
Quotations :or Interest-paying bonds ara
at a price to Which Interest muat be added.
m? bonds and certificates of >acl?bi*a.
r.is> are flat.
BOND LIST
A)I la-Chalmers r,s. J
American Tobacco Company 4s..."".*.*.". SIVI
American Tobacco Companjy .1W7\. i
Atlantic Coasi Line 1st 4?. '
A. C. L.-L ar.d N. col. tr. 4s. $]&
Atlantic Coast Line conv. 4s. o;ia ;
Chesapeake and Ohio conv. 41.,.J^s. ,
Norfolk and Western conv, la "(bid).... lo" i
Seaboard Air Line 4s ibid). ' vju I
Seaboard Air Line adj. i*. 74V
Southsrn Bel: 6a cold). " ls
Southern Railway 4s.75
Southern Railway 6s. .
United stater steel :nd is.w^l\
Va.-Brown Bros. ctfa. <bld>.?,1 jj'" |
Va -car. Chem. 1st is {Did;. ' smi 1
Wabasb d<;b. {a. " rni?
Wa^ash-Pltts 1st 4f (bid). jj 1
J'anaina new ig. V&A
COTTON MARKETS.
Ne* York, September ^0?The cotton
market was active and excited to-dav. with
prices maklir.R new low recorcs und< r mors
OPEN AN ACCOUNT WITH
The Union Bank
of Richmond
1107 EAST MAIN STRF XT.
$1.00 MAKES A START. ? PER
CENT. INTEREST
Official Range and Sale of Stocks in New York
Sales. Stock.
Allls-Chalmers .
IPO Allls-Chalmers. pfd.
2L.200 Amalgamated Copper ...
M Am?r. Asri. ehem., com.
Airnr. Beet .Sugar, com..
309 American Can .
1,430 Amcr'can Can .
1,500 A mar. Car and Foundry .
Airier. Car ana Foun.. pfd
f"3 American Cotton Oil.
American Linnetd Oil_
DO American locomotive ...
Amer. Locomotive, pfd...
Am r. Malt Co., pfd.
8,600 American Smelting .
209 American Sugar .
SOO Amor. Tel. and Tel. Co...
.">) American Tobacco, com.
VO American Tobacco, pfd..
SOO Anaconda Copper .
ll.soo Atchlson .
100 Atlantic Coast Line.
A. C. L of Connecticut..
8,100 Baltimore and Ohio.
1,600 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
I.H" Central Leathor, com_
9.520 Canadian Pacific .
4,600 t'he.-aprake and Ohio_
500 Chicago Great Western.
8,300 Chi., Mil. and St Paul...
175 Crucible Steel Cor., com.
135 Crucible Steel, pfd.
SU0 Chicago und Northwest.
200 Colorado Fu?l end Iron.
200 Colorado and Southern..
1.100 Consolidated Gas .
2<Vi Delawaro and Hudson...
3O0 Den. and Rio Gran., com.
410 Den. and Rio Gran., pfd.
300 Distillers' Sec Cor.
9*00 Eric .
1,700 Erie, 1st pfd. .
Fe I Mln. and Sm.. pfd..
.7X1 General Electric .
3,250 Ure.it Northern, pfd.
SOO Great Northern Ore ctfs
200 Illinois Central .
? 600 Inlet boro-Mot.
By THOMAS BRANCH &
Open. High. Low. Bid. Aekcd.
Closing
CO.. Bankers and Brokers,
baler. Stock.
Open. High. Low.
ITH
54
60*4
'.<T,
46%
k>?
34?
?>.'.%
115
?
1
393
92%
33?
10.'
HSV?
96%
73
17?
111',
10%
76%
139
26Tt
46
132%
isevi
22U
49
30?
30?
60
123%
4f?
136
14 Vt
17Mi
bp,
5094
10
83
46?
34%
06 r?
115%
!&,?
39?
1-2 > 4
3-STi
102%
IIS?
06'4
73?
21514
70?
17?
111%
10%
76?
IS9
26%
46
132?
160
22%
46?
31
3Hi
50%
149
123!?
46?
136
14?
17?
52%
?0?,
00
9T4
?%
46%
50?
'?4
63%
115
136%
331.4
K'1%
IIS?
95?
IIO14
6%
76
l:0
26%
V>
131
169?
22?
40
30V.
30%
50
148
122*4
45
136
13%
6%
nu
l4>%
60S
9%
811.4
46%
110
WJ'4
63',
60-i
51
10
Sl%
45?*
11S14
61%
9?
34%
10S%
40
66% 1?%
110 II614
13614 135?
.t:.3 397
31
106
:;s
91%
33?,
102%
120
a:,
90%
7314
20%
225%
71
17%
111%
90K.
33 V?
102
US
225
56%
73
20Vj
226
To'..
H%
111?,
914
76?
139
14
131%
169
22
4514
30
31
50%
49 63
usy; 149
123%
45?
135
13%
1.300
SOU
29.720
000
1,600
5.100
300
2,100
LOO").
6.67b
200
6,263
?)0
200
200
200
?3,400
3.400
600
1.4011
60?
100
12.200
2.S0O
41'4
3-?
46!*
Interboro-Mot., pfd.
Int. Mer. Marine, com...
Interntlonal Paper _
Int. Paper, pfti.
K >n. City South., com..
Lehlgh Vallcv .'..
Louisville and Nashville 138
Manhattan .
Mo., Kan. and Texas.... 2S?
Mo., Kau. and Tex., pfd ...
Missouri Pa Iflc . 36
National l.eiid . 4S?
New York Central.102
N. Y., Out. ard Western 3!%
Norfolk and Western... 10P4
31
31%
60%
12!
122,760
2,000
252,000
10,000
2,700
373
200
1.600
2,100
113%
29%
I19K
103%
'27%
94
23%
. 46%
. 351,
. 107%
. 26%
pfd. ...
168%
41%
3%
166%
125
36
19%
102
3S%
101%
111',
13>
13*.
I ID*,
1"j-ii
27%
'.'I
27^
13,S%
23
66%
24
16%
36%
107%
166%
37%
64%
113%
50
116?
13%
75?
41
154
1SS
?ii%
'34%
4S%
101%
38%
100 ??
113%
L'JV,
11?%
103
Bid. Asked.
Closing
41 41%
3? 4?
9 a?
45% 40
137?
132V.
LS
LT?
137i{
-?1%
86
23?
46?
36?
107?.
166%
36?
62 T*
110?,
49
116
3S%
Northern Pacific
Pacific Mall .
Pennsylvania .
People's Gas .
Pittsburg Coal, coin_
Pressed Steel Car.
Pressed Stc ?1 Car, pfd.
Ry. Steel Spring, com... 27?
Reading . 13S?
Republic Iron and Steel 23
Republic I. ant! S., pfd.. 861',
Rock Island .
Rock Island, pfd..
SloHS-Sheffleld .
Southern Pacific .
Southern Railway
Southern Railway,
Standard Oil .
Tennessee Copper
Texas Pacific .
Union Pacific .
United States Rubber... 3>:%
United States Steel. 64'?
United States Steel, pfd 113%
Ya.-Car. Chemical . SO 1
Va.-Car. Chemical, pfd.. 116%
Va. Ry. and Power, com ...
Va. Ry. and Power, pfd. 77
W.ibash . 131.4
Wabtsh, pfd.
Western Union . 7?.'.,
Total sales ijOr day. 7?1.900 snares.
Total stiles tor week (three days). 1.693.000
21%
S6 '
23?,
16%
3i%
63
630
32%
or less central selling, which was suppos- I
ed to include liquidation by leadlns specu?
lative lens*, as well as heavy offerings frotu
the South against the Increasing new crop
movement. The close was easy and at
practically the Hwest. with lastt prices
showing a decline of from ;Sf(3; points for |
the day.
Receipts at the ports to-day 5438; bales |
against 32,311 last week and 3?.1SS last year.
To-day's receipts at New Orleans 2.143 bales I
Against 8.417 last year, and at Houston 20.-1
SM against 10.033 last year.
I Cotton futures closed easy:
Open. High. Low. Close.
January .10.3S S1.00 10.71 10.72 j
February . 11.00 11.00 10.7? I
i March .H.10 11.11 10.S4 1<\?3
April . 10S9
' May .11.19 11.10 10.33 10.9? |
1 Julv . lLlt 1055 1
September .11.06 ll.U 10.87 10.88 ?
October .in ?? io.s?". 10.72 to.ti I
November . 1A&*. 10 10 73}
December .10.91 10.'.? 10.75 10.761
I Spot cotton doted quiet. 26 point* lower; I
middling uplands. lt.M: middling gulf. 11.13. i
Cotton, quiet; middling. 11.30; gross . ?- J
celpla, 4.0j bates; sules. 24 bales; stock, 92.-'
j ItS hale*; export t" the Continent, 6,464
bales. Coastwise, 3,131 bales.
Tola) to-day at nil ports?Net receipts, i
; 31.319 baler: export to Un-at Urilaln. 7,064
bales; lo Cm- Continent, 13.7M bale*; stock,
ro".'V..i hales.
Consolidated at all porls?--N?t receipts.
222,178 bales; export to Oreat Ilrltnln. 43.907
buses: to France, 29,442 bales; to the Contl
nont, 43,303 bales; to Japan. 600 bales.
Total since September 1 at all ports? Net I
receipts, *3.'.77:t bales; export to (treat |
Britain. lr.'J.'nt bales; to France. 74.743 bales:
lo ihe Continent. 177.330 bales; to Japan.
TOO hales: to Mexico, Via bales.
New Orleans. I.a.. September 20.?Prices I
In the cotton market broke sharply to-day
under heavy selllnc, based on good crop
new* and in response to cables from abroad
th< ^Cflng quotations showing a net decline
of -^''i .;?"? points under yesterday's final
prices, spot often nominal and unchang?
ed; middling. litte.; nnlos on the spot 20
bales und 130 to arrive. Futures closed
clqsed steady: January, 10.30; March, 10.92;
May, 11.02; September. 10.32; Octoher *nd
i December. 10.7S.
LOCAL MARK KT QCOTATI4?N?.
(Furnished by Levy Commission Co.. Com?
mission Merchants. Richmond, Va.)
Richmond, Vn.. September 20. 1911.
ACTUAL WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS OF
MARKET.
LIVE POVLTRT.
Chickens, choice, small, lb- @ 16
I Chickens, choice, medium, lb.. iff 15
i Chickens, large, lb. 14
? Hens, lb....:. "it- 11
' Roosters, ench . 30 <&
Ducks, large, young, lb. ? 12v4
Ducks, small, old, lb. O 10
BOOS
In crates, nearby, fresh, doz t? 21
In crates, other sections, doz 20 ? 71
Culnea eggs, dos.... ? 12
BUTTER.
Family, choice, fresh, lb. ?0 f? 2?
I Merchants', fair. !b. # 17
LIVE STOCK.
Veals, choice to fancy, lb. <3> 7?
Veals, poor to fair, lb. SV4? 7
I Calves, runners, lb. 6 ? (Vi
'Sheep, lb. * & 4
Lambs, spring, lb. S ?f 8
i Cattle, fair tn prime, lb. 3V4? 4V4
Hogs, lb. 7V4fl>
COUNTRY-CURED BACON.
Hams, small, well smoked, Ib. ? 10
Hani*. :arg?. well smoked, lb. 1? ? 1*
Sides, well smoked, lb. 12 & 13
Shoulders, well smoked, lb,. 12 9 13
DEF.R.
Whole, ib. 9 It
HIDE&
Drv flint, lb. 4? 17
Dr\ salt, lb. ? IS
Green salt, lb. ? 11
(Jreen. Ib.?i 10
Creen, damaged, lb. ? ? 7
Tallow . ? 6
Beeswax . ? *7
I.. WOOL.
Bright. No. 1. tubwaslied. lb.. 24 ? 25
Bright. No. 2. tubwashed. ? 24
Ch., unwsshed, free of burrs. ? 31
Sh., unwashed, lightly burry. 17 ? II
Ch., unwashed, medium burry ? 1?
Ch., unwashed, heavy burry. 12%? IS
MISCELLANEOUS.
Onions, dry. bag. 2.00 ? 2.25
Potatoes. Irish, No. 1. bag.... 3.00 ? 3.2S
MARKET CONDITIONS.
Poultry*?Receipts of chickens lighter and I
market more active. Other lines actK? at ]
quotations.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
New York. September 20?Flour?Firmly j
held with a fair business doing. Rye Flour j
and Cornmeal?Firm. Rye and Barley?BoUi
qu;et. Wheat ? Stoadv; No. 2 red, 97C*c. ele?
vator, export basis, and fSAic f. o. b. afloat.
Futures closed Uc net lowor to Vic. net
higher. September, Ditto.; December. si.oiS:
May. 11.07. Corn?Firm; No. 2. 75c, elevator,
domestic b.xsls, to arrive, ajid 74%c. f. o. b.
afloat, export trade. Futures nominal. Oats j
-Firm; fctandaxd white, 49c. Futures nom?
inal.
Pork?Barely ate.ady. Lard?Easy. Leath?
er- Hure'.y steady. TVllow?Quiet. Petro?
leum?Steady. Wool?Quiet. Rosin and Tur?
pentine?Steady itlce and MolAascs?Firm.
.- -Raw and refined, firm. Coffee?The !
futures closed steady ut a net advance of |
j 15 points. Spot, steady; Rio. No. 7. ISViC.;
Santos, No. 4. 14?,c.; mild, quiet; Cordova,
14V4 118c. nominal. Butter?Steady and un
< hanged, Cobbagcs?Very Ann. Eggs?Firm
and hanged. Potatoes?Easy; Jersey
sweets, basket. 11.26. Oabbagos?Weak at
ti 1.00 per 100. Freights and Peanuts?Un?
changed.
:.n ; i .'or September, which was hlghf r I
on covering of belated short*, cottonseed
11 "as lower owing lo liquidation on tha
hi tper and freer offerings of crude and I
with the weakness lo cotton. September
? i f. points net higher and other months
61S1 points lower. September, 7.05W 7.10; Oe- !
loher. 6.0396.96; November, 6.76?S.79; "
M 77; January. 6.7696.76; prime
crude, 4.7341 4 93; do. summer "yellow, 7.05ft
winter yellow and summer white.
7<4 hid z
( IIICAOO GRAIN MARKET.
Chicago September SO.?Doubt about the
succesi Iproelty rallied the wheat
market ; . ;:/. after a decline, due to free
mavemeat ?I the grain from the harvest
fields of Oorrr.any and France. Closing fig?
ures wer? steady at a (hade lower to 'ic.
higher than last night. Latest trading left
1 torn 4c. off lo '.ic up; oata 1-18 to V?c. In
< reas. In cost, and hog products varying
Irom -.ir.elteieu rates to Sri advance of be.
Leading futures 'o-nay ranged as follows:
Open, High. I?ow. C">se.
WIIKAT
Sept. . Sltj 5|T^
1 urc.t-. ?<tt ?4 Safe ?'A
May . 1.014 1.01*i 1014 I.OMi
CORN?
Sept. ?74 ?74 ?7 ?74
Dec. 6J4 ?44 63N, 64
May ..v. ?54 ?57i *5?t
OATS?
pept. 41?, 434 45 43>.?
Dec.5 454 ? 46".i
Mav . 17', IS 4 ?;??? 484
mess PORK?Par bbl.
Jan.15.02 16.15 15.02 16.10
LARD?Per 100 Iba.
Sept, . 9.16 9.26 ?.15 9.75
Oct. . ? 17 9.25 9.17 ?.25
Deo.S.fi 1.92 S.S5 S SO
Jan. ?. 8.S7 8.92 S.S5 S.S7
May . S.70 J 90 S.S5 S.ST
SHORT RIBS?Per PYt lbs.
May . S.90 S.90 S.S5 S.!>0
Oct.S.42 8.52 8.42 S.4?
Jan.7.95 8.01 7.95 7.97
May .S.03 8.03 8.02 8.02
Cash grain closed: Wheat?No. 2 red, 92Vi
93c.; No. 3 red. 90'<f?14c : No. 2 hard, win?
ter. 95443 jtc.; No. 3 bard, winter, 92Vi09Sc.;
No 1 northern. $lt?1.04: No. 2 northern.
99?-.'n tl.02; Nn. 3 northeru. ?s?\ *i $1.01: No. 2
spring. !>6c. 1iS1; No. 3 northern, s?e. (<i 81:
i No. I spring. 73093c.; velvet chaff, iec.49 $11
durum. Sfli? fOc. Corn?No. 67?v1i tfsc. : No.
2 white and No. 2 yellow, 6S?6S4c.; No. 3,
1 ?7i,'n .-,7*ic; No. 3 yellow. HTVj'-j 6??-.. No. 4,
l No. 4 white and yellow. 67 r<i S7???-. Oats?
\ No. 2 white. 160464c.; No. 3 ? !>.. 44 4 U44V-:
[No. 4. 43c; No. I white. 43'-'.i 444?:.; xtand
ard, 44 fs 43c.
Raltlmort. Md.. September 50.?Wheat?
Easter; spot, contract, 9174c.; southern on
gr.id". 89\4?g?H?c. corn?Easier: spot, con?
tract, 724c. Oatl?Steady; No. 2 white. 47c.
i sales. Rye?Firm; No. 2 western, domestic.
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. V.l., September 20, 1911.
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS ON 'CHANGE.
wheat?Car lots.
No. 2 red. Western. f8>$ 97
No. 2 red. Virginia. '<i 96
No. 3 red. ?4 1?
Virginia, bag lota. S3 <? 93
Virginia, bug lots I for seed) 54 Q Vt
CORN?Car lots.
No. 2 white. it ?64
No, 3 white. 7S4S
No, 2 mixed. "6413
No. 3 mixed. <& 75
Virginia, bag lots. 74 & 76
OATS?Car lots.
No. 3 mixed. O 43
No. s mixed.?.'.. <3 464,
No. 2 white. O SO
No. 3 white. 0 4*
RYES?Car lots. '
No. 2. 9 94
No. 3. 9 83
Virginia, bag lots. 92 ?9 M
RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
Richmond. Va., September 19, 1911.
The quotations are as follows:
No. 1 Timothy. <tt 23.50
No. 2 Timothy. & ?..'.0
No. 3 Timothy. Nominal
Light Clover, mixed. ? 22.60
No. 1 Clover, mixed. ft 21.60
No. 1 Clover. Nominal
No. 2 Clover, mixed. 18.05
No. i Clover. Nominal
PTRAW?Compressed . <3> 9.09
Loose-pressed, large bales.. 4, 10.60
SHUCKS?Compressed . Nominal ..
Loose-pressed. large bales... Nominal
Load your ?:ar? so that hay at doors rep?
resents contents and thus avoid rejections.
This market grades hay In accordance
with the rules of the National Hay Asaocla
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Sales at Union Stock Yards.)
Richmond. Va., September 20, 1911.
Report of the live stock market for the
week ending September IS:
Receipts?Cattle, 314 head ; calves, 177 head:
Beat steers, 6l*e.; medium to good,
44U 54c.; common to fair. 34H34C.; best
heofera. 4'4'8 ?4<" ; medium to good, Z^fi^l
44c.; common to fair. SHOSVsC.; gest cows,
3404c.; medium to good. SO'Stic.; common
to fair. 2324c.; bulls, 3>~'htc: calves. 640
7Er. Cows and calves. S25Siif.O0 per head.
Best hogs. 7'<174c.: sows and stags. iVi'i
64<:.". best lambs. 65?64c : common, StJ)44c.;
sheep. I^j.'as^c.
Chicago. SeptembVr CO.?Cattle?Receipts
20,0)0 head. Market weak. Beeves, 84.95'y
? ; Texas steers. $t.:i0'i/6.35: western do.,
$4.2504.7.".; stockers and feeders, $3.16Q'3.S0;
cows and heifers. 82.254rl.ttj calves, $<09.60.
[ Hogs?Receipts 23.000 bead. Market weak
to 5O10C. lower than yesterday. Light.
i 8?!.70?7.174: mixed. t6.5c.Ji 7.15; heavy, 86.43
.10: rough, }6.45r<i 6 ?5; good to choice heavy
S?5.65<3 7J10; pigs. l4.2SOt.Ti; bulk of sales,
I $8,7007.00. Sheep?Receipts 40.000 head. Mar?
ket 8t<|idy. Native. !2.2Si?r4.30; western,
81.S0O4.tt; yearlings, tS.70ft 4.45: lambs, na?
tive, 840<-<5; wcatem. $4:306.23.
New York. September SO.?Reeves?Re?
ceipts 1.434 head. Bulls. $3 71 4.S5; cows, 81.90
04.SS. Calves?Receipts 1,676 head. Veals.
J7?310.60; culls. SS<ii6.60; western and South?
ern c?lves. I4U7.00; grassers and butter?
milks, $3.50<rf 4.60; feeders, $4.739 5.00. sheep
and Lambs?Receipts 8,662 head. Sheep.
82.60S74.00; culls. $2; lambs. $4.75 ?i 6.60; culls,
?4ff?4.&0; yearlUigs. $4.503 5.00. (Hogs?Rje
6.970 hea<l Markot lower at $7.2507.65.
RICHMOND TOnACCO MARKET.
Richmond. Va., September 20. 1911.
Quotations on the Richmond Tobacco Ex.
change:
BROWN sll IPPINQ?REORDERED.
Luga .$,7.60 Ti $ S.75
Short leaf. ?.00 O 10.50
Long leaf. 10.00 <ft' 13.5?
Wrappers . 15.00 <g> 15.04
BRIOHT8
SMOKERS?Common . 7.00 '? 8.3|
Medium . 9.00 O 1100
Fine . 12.00 <n 13.64
CUTTERS?Common . 12.00 0 12.59.
Medium . 14.00 & 16.50
Fine .'.. 17.00 ?i 1S.50
Fpney . 18.60 ? 24.00
FILLERS?Common . 8.00 St 11.00
Medium . ll.Co O 12.00
Good. 1250 IS 13.50
Fine . 14.00 at 18.01
WR>JZEER8?Common . 16.00 O 17.00
Medium" . 18.w ?$? 1)0.00
Good . 26.00 & 30.0)
Fine . 82.60 O 37.50
Fancy . 40.0u ? 46.0?
SUN-CURED?NEW.
Lugs, ?common to good. 6.60 O 7.00
Luga, pood to prime. 7.60 O 9.50
Short leaf. 9.O0 O 11.00
Long leaf. 11.00 iff 14.00
Wrappers . 14.00 & 26.00
Primings . 1.00 O 3.00
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET.
(Furrtlshed by Rodgers, McCabe A Co.)
Petersburg, Va.. September 20.? Peanuts.?
Farmers Spanish?Firm at $1.25 per bushel.
Virginias?Firm; bunch, 5?54e. per pound:
fancy hand picked, 4',586c. per pound; ex?
tra prime, 4c par pouatt; prlruo, 3%,o. par
pound: machine picked, 34<oMc per pound;
shelling stock. 3c. per pound.
DRY HOODS MARKET.
New Tork. September '20.?The cotton i
Roods market held steady with a conti"- i
uatlon with Inquiry reported for export
fabrics. Jobbers are doing, a moderate I
and steadv business. Retailers are buying |
more liberally for early use. and are re?
ported to be doing a better trade.
NAVAL STORES
Wilmington. N. C September 20.?Spirits
Turpentine?Steady at 49lic.: receipts 47 j
casks. Rosin?Steady at 53.70; receipts 413 I
barrels. Tar?Firm at I1.S0: receipts 9 bar?
rels. Crude Turpentine?Firm at ISS 4.50;
receipt! 31 barrels.
Savannah. Ga., September 20.? Turpentine? 1
Firm at t.lc.; sales 330 casks: receipts ?50
casks; shlpmentn 117 casks: slock 33,*V?1
casks. R^iln?Klrm: sales. 3.'211 barrels: re?
ceipts 3.1.4 barrels: shipments 1.102 barrels;
stock SLW1 barrels. Quote: B, 16.10.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPT. 30, 1911.
ARRIVED.
Pieamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk, mer?
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line
SAILED.
Steamer Berkeley, shelly. Norfolk, mer?
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
Steamer PocShpntas, Graves. Norfolk und
James River landings merchandise and
passengers. Virginia Navigation Companv.
RETURNS TO COVIXGTOX.
Mt?? rfii.it. Who Was Seriously In?
jured, Continues to Improve.
Covlngton. September 20.?After be?
ing In the Hinton Hospital for the past
two months .Miss Myrtle Pfadt. return-1
ed to her home here Monday night.
Miss Pfadt. accompanied by two other
young women and a young; man mat
with a serious accident last July,
while riding on p railroad gasolene
car near here. One of the young wo?
men was Instantly killed, and Miss
Pfadt was so badly mangled that she
i was not expected to live.
Miss Pfadt is able to walk with
crutches, but has no use of the lower
part of her right llmh. It having been
badly crushed and broken at the
knee. Doctors still have hopes that
fihe may have use of it by further
treatment.
Ric?Mu,Mer?
TO AND FROM WASHINGTON AND BEYOND.
Leave Richmond I Arrive Rlohmond
*f..3J a.M. BjrdSt.Sta.
?6.4? A.M. Main St. St*,
"ft.:'U.M. Bird St.Sts.
?7.30 A.M. Main St. Sts.
?8.40 A.M. Bird St. Sts.
?12.01 noon Brrd St. Sts.
!4.00 P.M. Bjrd St. Sts.
1.16 P.M. Elba station
6.16 P.M. Main St. Sts.
?8.20 P.M. Brrd St. Sts
?7.60 A.M. BrrdSt.SU.
?11.26 A.M. Elba (Ratios
T11.3S A.M. Brrd St. Sts.
?1.12 P.L. Main St. Sis.
?2.46 P.M. Brrd St.Sts.
?7.26 P.M. Brrd St.SU.
?0.10 P.M. Brrd St.Sts.
?8.40 P.M. Main St. Sts.
?11.06 P.M. MsloSt.Sta.
?12.6U nlghtBrrdHt.Sla.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS?WEEKDAYS.
Lesve Tirrd St. Sts. 1.30 P. H. for Frederleksbsrg.
LesTeEIb* St*. 7.60 A. H.,6.80 P.M. for Ashland,
Arrlre Brrd St. Su. 8.26 A.M. from Fredericks!)'g.
Arrlre Elba Sts. 6.30 A.M.,6.30 P.M.from AablanJ.
?Daily, -t Weekdays. {Sundays only.
All train! to or from Byrd Strict Station
(except trains leaving 5.30 a. m. snd srrivlnel
la.50 night) atop at Eins. Tim* of arrivals and'
departures not guaranteed. Read th* slgas.
i Atlantic Coast Line
EFFECTIVE JULY 17. 1911.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
For Florida und South: S:15 A. M. and |
17:33 P. M., 1:00 A. M, Charleston.
1 For Norfolk: "8:10 and 9:00 A. M , '3:00 P]
I M., 4:10 P. M.. "7:00 P M.
! For N. & W. Ry. W?at: 6:16 A. M . 10:00
I A. M? *3;00 P. Mi. 9:30 P. M.
For Pttersburg: 1:09 A. M , ?:16 A. M..
??8:10 A. XI., 8:15 A. M., 9:00 A. M.. 10:00
A. M-, *3:00 P. M . 4:10 P. M., ?:0? P. M
??7:00 P. M? 7:35 P. M., 9:20 P. M., 11:46 P. M. |
For Goldaboro and Fsyettevllle: '4:10 P. M
Trains arrive Richmond dally: 5:20 A. M..
6:40 A. M? 6:55 A. M.. ?8:37 A. M., ??10:45]
A. M , 11:40 A. M.. "11:45 A. M.. ?2:00 P. M..
"1:40 P. M.. 6:05 P. M.. 6:35 P. M.. 8:00 P.
M.. 9:00 P. 14.. "10:25 P. M.. 11:30 P. M.
?Except Sunday: "Sunday only.
Time of arrival and departure and con?
nections not guaranteed.
C. S. CAMPBELL. D. P. A.
Norfolk and Western Railway
ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
Scheuule In Effect May 14, 1?1L
Leave Byrd Street station. Richmond. FOR
NORFOLK: ba:10 A. At . ?jcOO A. M., ?3:00 P.
M-. M:10 P. M., b':00 P. 14.
FOR LXNCHBUKO AND TUB WEST:
?8:16 A M . ?lu.OO A. M., a]:00 P. ai , ??.iS
P. M.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk. .?11:4? A.
V! bll:45 A. M., ?6.35 P. bl0:26 P. M.,
?Ii;ao P. M. From th* W**t: ?6:64> A. J*T?
sj:00 P. M , b3:16 P. M , ?6 05 P. M.. *?:00 P. M.
?Dally. aDally ex. Bunday. bsundsy only.
Pullman Parlar and Sleeping Cara, Cats
Dining Cars. C. H. BOSLBY,
D. P. A , Richmond, Vs.
?W. B. BEVILL. O. P. >_. Rosnoke. V*.
uk ii.\ii).mi AND fTHESAl'BAIi.e BAY
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Bcbedu:* of electric train* to and from
Aihland. stopping St Intermediate stations
upon signal: Lv. Richmond (Broad snd
Laurel Sts ;, ??:0S, *7:10. 4:10b, ?:lo, '?14:18.
M:10 A. M.; 1:10. 2:10, 1:10. 4:10b. 6:10, 8:21.
1:10, 8:106, 10:10, 11:46 P. M Lv. Aihland.
?8:61. 7b, 4. ?b, 10, ??11 A. M., ?13 it., "J.
i. S, 4. cb. 8. 7. 8. >b, U P. M.
?Dally except Sunday. "Sunder onlg.
bt.arrtcs Laggag*.
tlAUOAKI) A1B LINA.
Southbound train* scheduled to leave Rich,
mond dally: 8:19 A. 14.?Local to Nor Una
1:20 p. M.?Sleepers and roaches, Atlanta.
Birmingham. Savannah. Jacksonville snd
Florid* points. 9:60 P. M.?Sleeper* snd
coaches, savannah, Jacksonville and Florida
point* 11:18 P. M.?Sleepers and coach**, At?
lanta. Birmingham, Megnphls and the South*
west Northbound trains schedule* to arrlv*
In Richmond dally: 6:13 A. M.. 7:23 A. iL
?;lO " 61.. i- *0 P. M
The Confederate Museum
TWELFTH AND CLAY STREET*
OPEN 9 A, M. TO S P. 1st
ANNOUNCEMENT OF
To meet the demands for a National Bank on Broad
Street, and having been authorized by the Treasury
Department of the United States, to begin business,
The Central National Bank
has purchased the good will, lease and all other properties
and assets of the
BANK OF COMMERCE
307 East Broad Street
THE CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK will
occupy the same location as that occupied by the
former Bank of Commerce, and will be opened
under the new management on
Thursday September 21, 1911.
THE CENTRAL NATIONAL solicits the
patronage of all those who care to entrust tbeir
affairs to a conservative, safe and carefully managed
monetary institution.
CHARLES HUTZLER,.President
CHAS. A. PEPLE, .Vice-President
W. H. SCHWARZSCHILD, - - Vice-president
P. E. W. GOODWIN.Cashier
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
n. L. BAILEY. CHAS. HUTZLER,
II. B. BOWLES, D. C. KEXXF.DY.
F. W, DARXEY, W, FLEET KIRK,
E. A. DIETRICH, C. A. PEPLE.
JAS. R. GOIIDON, \V. C. SCHMIDT.
C. FltED GRIMMELL, XV. F. SMITH.
H. R. HAA8E, \V. II. SCHWARZ3CBILD,
O. A. HAWKINS, J. O. SCOTT,
MOSES THALHIMER.
?Ratlroaris.
Richmond & Petersburg Electric Railwa
Cars leave Manchester. Seventh and Parr;
Streets, (or Petersburg:
??. 7, i, ??. 10, 11, -12 A. m, J. 2. t, 4. a.
??6:4S, *?, 7, S, ??. 10 P. *L
11:00 P. m. for Cheater, 11:00 midnight (or
PetersDurg.
Cars loavo Petersburg, foot et B> cimor?
Street, lor Manchester:
U:U. 1:36, "7:1?. ?;.?. ?:Sa. ?.SS. ?10.m. 11:?
A. m , U:1S, ?1.38. ::??. i:S5. ?4:3S. i * 11*.
?7:?, 6:16, ?. *10:M, 11:44 P. u.
tDally except Sunday and holiday*,
?Carrie* -;i:iit? and express.
?'Limited, except Sundays and ho'.idaj*.
All car* from PetaraJurg connect with
cam for Richmond.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
N. B.?Following acnedulc figures publlahad
aa Information and not guaranteed*
?-.10 a. m.?Dally?Local for Charlotte. Dur?
ham and Ratalgh. 10.45 A. m.?Dally?Limit-.
?d?For all polnta South. Drawing Room
Uuffal Sleeping Car to Aabtville, N. C. 1:00
P. M. Ex. Bun.? Local for Durham and In?
termediate ataUona 6:04 P. M. Ex. Sun.?
Keyavllle Local. 11:45 P. it.--Dally -Limited
?For all points South. Pullman ready at s:3t
P. m.
TORK RIVER LIN EL
4:60 T. Jd.?Ex- Bun.?T. Weal PL. connect?
ing for Baltlmor* Hon., Wad. and FrL l:m
A. Id."Ex. Sun. and 1:16 P. at.?Mon.. Wad.
end Frl. ?Local to Weat Point.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From the South: 4:60 a, M.. 1:06 P. >*-.,
dally: *:v) a. m. ex But..; 11:66 Ex. Sun.:
2:00 P. m. dally. From Waat Point: >:M A. I
Jd. Dt.ly: V:X> A. u Wad. and FrL; 4:? p.
at. 'Va. Bilk.
B. M, BCRGESS. D. P. A.. |
tM ml. Main St Thon. Waillaan US. I
NORFOLK SOUTHERN
Lt. Norfolk: 'IM and ?u a. j*.. ?? P. a4.
tor Eastern Caronna and Lha south.
Lv. Kaialgb: *S:U A. M.. II ana ??Sil P. IL.
for Eaaicr.. Carolina and Nerfolk.
Pullman Sleeping Care between Norfolk,
Ralelgb; alao Goldeboro and Norfolk.
?Dally >y El Soil
C. D. LE6RANDE. O. A.. American Nation*
Bank. 'Phone Monrue '.621. Richmond. j
W. W. CKOXTON. G. t>. .t- Norfolk. Va 1
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
7:40 A. ? Local?Dally?Newpon Newa.
13:30 A. ? Local.?Dally ? Ch'vllle. Ex. Sun.
Thurmond.
t?:0O A.?Express?Dally?Norfolk. Old Polau
tlO:00 A.?Local?Dally?L;bbg. Lex. C. Forge.
?2:00 P.?Express?Dally-Cln.-Lvilla.
14:00 P.?Express?Daily?Norfolk. N. Newa
6:00 P?Locnl?Dally-N. News. Old Point
6:15 P.?Local?Ux. Sunday?Gordonsvllle.
?5:16 P.?Local -Ex. Sunday?Lchhg. Natural
Bridge, Clifton Forge.
?6:35 P. ?Limited?Dully?Cincinnati. Chicago.
?11:00 P. ? Expreas?Dally?Cincinnati, L'vllie.
?Sleepers. tParlor cara.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND?Local from
East: 6:25 A. M . 7:50 P. SI. Through from
East: 11:30 A. -M.. 6:30 P. Jt.
Local from West: "8:30 A. M.. 9:50 A. M.
and 7:15 P. M. Through: 7:00 A. M., 2:45
P. M.
James River Line: "till A. M . 6:15 P. m.
"Dally except Suncay.
Baltimore Steam Packet Co
Equipped with wireless telegraphy.
TO BALTIMORE AND THE NORTH VIA
NORFOLK AND OLD POINT.
Leave Richmond Dally, lnc(tiding Sunday, via
N.& W. Ry. 1:00 P. M.. Norfolk S:20 P. M. !
C. * O. Ry. 4:00 P. M.. Old Point 7:10 P.M.
O. D. S. 8. Ca 7:00 P. M. (one day to Nor.
folk).
Va. Nav. Co. 6:30 A. M. (Stondsy. Wednes?
day and Friday).
Tickets at all ofTlcea. For ststerooma ap?
ply to H. m 1 so Y h in, Agent, 830 Saat Main
B treat.
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with Its wonderful oleanders, lilies nnd
pnlms: Its coral strceta and houses and Its
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Tropical In Its grandeur, yet cooler than at
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THE
FIRST
NATIONAL
BANK
1104 E. Main St.,
Richmond, '
Va.
Capital . $1,000,00 3
Surplus. $1,000,000
With resources of over
ELEVEN MILLION DOL?
LARS, this bank is not
too large to give consider?
ate attention to the little
things which mean much
to the welfare of deposi?
tors.
It is not too large to
lend the weight of its
counsel and support to
the depositor whose deal?
ings are small, but none
the less important to him.
Its organization is such
that all who bring their
business here are assured
of courteous treatment
and appreciative atten?
tion.
&teamt)oat?.
OLD DOMINION LINE
Lv. lu^ttoni foot or AjS BL dally.; :00 I'. U.
Leave .Newport News.5:00 A. M.
*>rrlv? Norfolk.4.00 A. at.
Connects with main line steamer* leaving
Narlolk for New York dally except Sunday
; :(m P. II. Connections also made by N. 4?
W. Ky. 1 P. M. and C. tt O. tty. at 4 P. la.
Mint Line steamer* stop at Claramont ta
ui a or receive passengers on signal.
Ult?lM.V NAVIGATION CO.-Jumes Hlvet
oj daylight for Norfolk. Old Point. Now
pert ."lew* and all James River tandlnga
atiamer leave* Monday, Wednesday tot
V. Iday at 4:30 V M. Freight received tor all
James River landings. 'Phono Madlaon 17*.
Alum Ticket Office. ?11 et- Ma.'o Mrce*.
Tonrs Inc. Motel', shore Excursions, Lo tr?
ial Rate?.
Twin Screw S. S. ??nermudlnn,'' 5630 tons,
tails September 9th. 30th. 30th, October llth
and 31st.
Bilge keels; electric fans; wireless tele- I
graph y.
Fastest, newest and only Stenmur landing
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ORGANIZING, SYSTEMATIZING,
210 Mutual Building,
Phone Mnrl. 6821. Rlcbmnnd. Va.
National Bank of Virginia
Capital, - $1,200,000
Surplus, ? $ 600,000
Accounts solicited
Ninth and Main Streets
We pay three per cent, com?
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counts.
Manchester National Bank
To England, Ireland and the Continent
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