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New York
Stock Market
New Tork. October f..?The dull-j
nets which followed last week's par-1
tlal recovery In the stock market was,
continued to-day. Tradlns; was almoat J
tho lightest of any session In severalI
weeks, the frequent periods of stugnn-j
tlon denoting not only an absence of |
public Interest, but of speculative ac?
tivity as well. The drift whs again!
downward at the outset, but losses i
then sustained were soon followed by I
recoveries, and the final dealings, when]
prices were at their best, resulted In.
numrrnMP substantial net gains.
F.arly wenkness wtiirh brought a
number of one-point declines was at-i
tribnterl to the heaviness of American
feeurltles abroad, the tone of the Lion- !
don and continental exchanges retlect
ing a degree of uncertainty. October
settlements proceeded normally In
Parts, although prices on thai bourse
we re w?-;'k. with a similar condition in
Berlin lsjcauso of the continued delay J
In the settlement of tho Moroccan
peace negotiations^ The Bank of!
France reported a small loss of gold '
for the week, und an Increase in loans
and discounts of almost $20.000,000.
The Bank of England lost $12,500,0001
of Its bullion and total reserves de?
creased by about $15.000,000, while its|
proportion of reserves to liabilities fcTl
from 65.35 per cent, to 51.46. Even
the lntter snowing, however, is far In j
excess of its exhibit for tho corre- :
eponding period last year. The British
Institution shipped $1.500.000 gold to|
Turkey and a small amount to Egypt.
Paris exchange on London advanced
slightly, with no change In tho private
rate of discount at the French uapltal.
A smart rise In long sterling here was
ascribed to investment buying of ex?
change bills.
Domestic developments htrdly exer?
cised any Influence upon tho market
for securities Auldo from the an?
nouncement that the government in?
tends to make an appeal In the coal
trust case, aimed chiefly against tho
Kea<dlng and allied companies, and
which Induced some early soiling o'r
the coal shares, nows was mostly of a
negligible charuoter. A mildly optim?
istic interrlew attributed to the guid?
ing spirit of tho groat northern and
Northorn Pacific roads was helpful to
those Ibbuss, and tho prolongation of
the labor troubles on the liarrlman
lines was without adverao effect upon
Union Faclflo and subsidiary lines. In
fact, the support accorded Union Pa?
cific throughout tho aesslon was of
the most Impressive sort. Sporadic
selling of the atool shares was prob?
ably responsible for the early depres
?-lon. whloh was fully offset by the ex?
tensive buying and material gain in
the final hour. Copper stocks were
fairly steady on reports that domoetlc
demand for tho metal la on tho In?
crease. Western Union held Its recent
rise, and In tho lesser industrials
American Beet Sugar nnd United
States Rubber were active and strong
on hoard room gossip of prospective
dividend disbursements, which In the
case of rubber was later conflrmod.
There were unofllcl-U Intimations
that the "reconstruction" plan of the
American Tobacco Company would be
tiled with tho court to-morrow, and the
various Issues of that corporation were
both active and strong. The best
opinion obtainable in the flnunclal dis?
trict is that some weeks must elapse
ere the tobacco company emerges from
its present legal entanglement.
The most noteworthy railroad re?
port submitted was that of Louisville
and Nashville road, for the year ended
June 30 last, showing earnings of
It 1-1 per cent, on tho outstanding
Hock, despite a loss of almost $2,000,
("") In net.
The bond market was steady, with
greatest activity In American Tobacco
(Vs. Total saloa, par value, were $3,
152,000. United States government
bonds were unchanged on call. Total
sales for the day, loS.lOO shares
New York, October 5.?Money on call
Steady, 232 1-4 per cent.; ruling rate,
2 per cent.; closing bid, 2; offered at
2 1-S per cent. Time loana steady; slx
tv days, 3 1-2 per cent ; ninety days,
3 3-4 per cent.; six months, 3 7-S(Q>4.
I'rlme mercantile, paper, 4 3-4 per cent.
Sterling ..exchange caBy, with actual
business In., bankers' bills at $4.S275 for
sixty-day bills, and $4.X605 for demand.
Commercial bills, $4.82. Bar silver,
E2 2-4. Mexican dollars, 46.
RirnMONI) HTttt-r market.
By Richard W. Maury.
?tork and Bond Broker. 1015 E. Main Street.
Richmond, Va.. October fi. 1SU.
aAX.ES AT HOARD.
Virmnta Conturlea ?900 at S7^i; 1.300 at gl%.
8TA/TK SECURITIMS. Bid.
Vlnrlnle ??. Old. C. and R.. 1931... S7
Va. Oentur.??. 2 S. c. and lt., ISM.. KJI? sS
RAILROAD BONDS.
A. C. L,. R. C. Con. Tr. 4 p. e_ 85
C. and O. Oen'l M . 4*-?. l?t.r.. 104
Ueorsla, Sou. and I'la., 154b. JOi
f;torg-ia and Ala. <_'on. It, 1>(?,. 106
.Nor. and West. Ily. 4a, U-Si.
Seaboard Adjustment 6?. 11M?. 75
Southern Railway Im ?s, U-S4. 10?
fio. It. Uev. and G. Mi 4s, Wst. 7?
Western N. C. i*i 6s. C, is>:4. 1*4 ,,,
STREET RAM.WAV BONDS.
l-'OF. ar.4 Pen.? Tree Co. f.s, <j.v. . g-, 1
STREET RT. STOCKS. 1'ar.
Va Ry. and Power Co. pfd_100 77 78
Va Ry. and Power Co. com;.,.100 40 41
RAILROAD STOCKS. far.
Chesapeake and Ohio.jor, 7o
'.Norfolk and Western com .loo toi
R . E. and P. !>!v. Oblig. LOO ijj
fiouthem Railway pfd.too tit
(southern Railway com.1?
BANK AND TRUST CO. STOCKS,
Amertran National .too it,;,
Broad Street. c;
Bank of Commerce and Trusts.l'rj .<?)
rtie; National.ju, 3 - ji?
Merchants National.?
Mectoaaaloa ana Merchant*_ , 10922s
National Bant <-,( Virginia...lloo 200
National state and Clt) llanli?u?) |?g
Planters National. .100 7}?
Fsvln*? Bank of Richmond J. 7'
Union Bank of Richmond... .' (0 aoo
Virginia Trust Company 100 iw
BOND LIST
Amerit aa Tbbni Co If.
Anieriran Tobacco ?>
Atlantic Coast Line Is c
A. C. L.-L. and N. 1?
A p. L. conv. 4a ilt, It
('hraapeak* an?l ?hlo ??
Norfolk and Wester ro
F*abeard Atr l,|r,< it ,
Seaboard Air t.in. ?.:s
Southern Bell Tel. (l
Southern Railway 1-.
OPEN AN ACCOUNT WITH
The Union Bank
of Richmond
1107 EAST MAIN STREET
$"..00 MAKES A BTAflT. 8 PER
CENT. INTEREST
Official Range and Sale of Stocks in New York
Sales. Stock.
100 Allis-Chalmers .
Allls-Chulmers pfd.
11,300 Amalgamated Copper. .
Amtr. Agri. t.'hcm., com.
9.000 Amer. Reot Sugur, com..
l.fiOC American Can .
American Can, pfd.
4M Amer.-Car nnd Foundry.
Amer. Car and Puun., pfd
?00 Amerirnn Cotton Oil.
too Amer. Linseed OH, pfd...
:!oo American Locomotive ...
Amer. locomotive, pfd...
Amer. .Malt Co.. pfd.
13,300 American Smelting .
it? Amerirnn Sugar .
23.100 Amer. Tel. nild Tel. Co-..
140 American Tobacco, com.
90" American Tobacco, nfd..
2>A Anaenndo Copper .
!>.|o0 Atehlson .
Atlantic Const l>ine.
A. C I? of Connecticut..
1.SO0 itRitlmore and Ohio.
???> Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
400 Central Leather, com?
P>.ao ("iinndlnn Pacific .
ft'.a r'hesapeake and Ohio ?
I ft Chicago Great Western.
13,9.10 Ch>? Mil. nn.l St. Paul...
20 Crucible Steel Cor., com.
Crucible Steel, pfl.
220 Chicago nnd Northwest.
Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado and Southern..
2,600 Consolidated i"Ihs .
Delaware arid Hudson...
no lien, and Klo Oran., com.
leo Den. and Rio Cirnn.. pfd.
Distillers' se?. cor.
4.0M Erie .
200 Erie. 1st pfd.
Fed. Mln. and Sm., pfd..
W General Electric .
1,450 Great Northern, pfd.
4<vi Great Northern Ore rtfs
300 Illinois Central .
20C lntertioro-Mo:.
By THOMAS BRANCH &
Open. High. Low. Bid. Asked
Closing.
e
CO., Baukara and Brokers.
Sales. Stock.
4*%
614
94
?9%
27
354
fiXti
115
133%
400
9f.%
M hi
74li
2H,
22*4
704
IS
1084
10U
142
29 ?i
6
604
"f?va
?!<?
46%
494
?3%
116
134%
40S
?H
32
104%
98
74V,
21"/?
?ant
714
18
l"7^
10%
142
137%
224
30%
49%
1234
1384
ir>4
*s%
614
9%
464
494
27
S2
116
183%
400
95'i
31V*
102?,
961J
73M
214
226%
704
1?
?WM
104
142
135 V?
22%
4C
' 29*?
49',
147
122*4
464
136%
16
6% 7
164 1?H
60 60H
44 48
(8% 634
Open. High.
46H
134
405
96%
32
9%
S4
11?
9%
St
4*4
118
rV)
28 28
344 364
1044 103
4l< 43
634 ?3%
1164 U8
134?
409
96%
324
1044 104%
1?04 1214
224 230
96*4 M
744 744
214 21*4,
22711 2274
71?? 72
18 1.14
loTij, 107t;
lOtj IOT4
264
*7%
1374 13S
100
6.720
300
100
2,000
100
1.740
100
600
2.670
700
,"..sno
200
79.(100
100
7<>4
1424
ISO
22%
46?;
lft!
4<4
304 314
304 nr*kt,
49is
600
63,050
9.100
12S.900
1.100
700
49
148%
i23r.;
464
136
16
Ml
62
149
123*4
47'i,
138
I64
600
4.fj00
taterboro-Met., pfd. 4S
Int. Mer. Marine, com,.
International Paper .
Int. Paper, pfd...??
Kan. City South., 00m.. 884
Lehlgh Valley .166H
Louisville and NaahvUlei ...
Manhattan .
Mo.. Kan. and Texas.... 28
Mo., Kan. and Tex., pfd. 64
Missouri Pacific . S'4
National Lead . 46
New York Central.104
N T.. Ont. and "Western 384
Norfolk and Western... 1014
Northern Pacific .1144
Pacific Mall . 304
Pennsylvania .U?vi
People's Gas .1(M
Plttsburg Coal, com.
Pressed Steel Car.
Pressed Steel Car, pfd.
Ry. Steel Spring, com.
Reading . 138
Republic Iron and Steel 234
Republic I. and 8.. pfd.. S3
Rock Island . 234
Rork Island, pfd.
Sloss-Sheffltld . 3?
Southern Pacific . 10*4
Southern Railway. 26T4
Southern Railway, pfd. 64%
Standard Oil ."
Tennessee Copper . 32-4
Texas Pacific .
Union PncWIs . Me
United States Rubber... 434
United States Steel. 5**4
United 6tntes Stool, pfd 708%
Vsu-Car, Chen-leal . 474
Vn.-Car. Chemical, pfd.
Va. Ry. and Power, pfd. 71
Vn. Ry. and Power, com 40??
Wabash . U\
Wubash, pfd. 224
We*ern Union . 734
Total sales for day, 411.9TO sbur.
Total salos for week (four days), 1,6'
284
168%
284
64
3S4
46
104?;
384
101 %
1154
314
121%
104
1394
.^4
234
1071,
264
f.4%
334
160%
44
?04
109%
?4
'77
40%
11%
22%
30%
Low. Did. Asked.
Closing.
44% 464 464
84 *
?4 0%
46 464
284 284 ^4
166% 1684 lf*%
14" 4 141
132 135
28 28% 284
?4 64 054
374 37% 384
46 46 464
103% 104% 104**
38% 3S4 3S%
1014 101V? 102
114 116 1164
304 314 81%
UU4 1214 1214
|A4 1034 164
174 174
2? 314
96 98
27% 28
137% 1394 1334
22 Vi 224 22%
S3 83 86
23% 23% 24
444 4?
38 87 58
iw, m: 1074
264 2f>4 ?-?"?
M% 654 177
620 R40
324 33 334
24 26
16R% 11504 ltV>4
42V; 43% 43%
<*% ?04 60%
iox% 109 11*14
46% 474 4SI',
116 117
77 I?4 l>jd
404 404 41
114 114 11?4
224 22% V34
794 R0% 504
is.
f.,400 shares.
Southern Railway s* (bid*. 1?l
'nlted Statce steel fis. ln,*?
?n.-Brown Bros, etf*. (bid). M
*n.-Car. Chain* ?s.Wl
Wo bash deb. 4?. Wi
tVabash.-Pltts. 1st 4s, ctfa..41
Panama new *?. 107H
COTTON MARKETS.
New York. October S.?Testerdivy's gains
WfT? Iom during to-day's trading In the cot?
ton market, and While Hie cloning tone was
eteady fast prli-.es were from S1112 points
below tho llnoJ figures of Wednesday.
Receipts of cotton to-?lny 6X.070 bales
against 61.2K last week nnd J7.7S:' laat yeor.
To-day's receipts at New Orleans 4.M3 bales
against last year, nnd at Houston lS.Ssj
bales against lS.oOO last year.
Cotton future* closed steady:
Open. High. Low. Close. |
January .10.00 10.00 ?S3 !-.S<
February . !?.?i
Marob .10.0s M.M ?.M ?..?7
April .10.15 10.15 10.11 10.04
May .10.? 10 ? 10.07 10.11
Juno .10.-4 . 10-b>
July .10--S laM 1016 W.U
September . Ml
October . I' M ? ?7 ?-5S 9.SS
November .
December .10.11 10.1a .?.?; t.M
Spot cotton closed quiet. 10 points lower;
middling uplands. 10.lv; middling gulf, 10.33;
sales, 40o balr-s.
Cotton, quiet; middling. 10 10; gross re
oelpta, 4.71? bales, sales, 400 bales; slock. |
Hi.-10 bales; uxport to Ureut I'm;.1:11. S3?
bales; export to the Continent, ISO bales; I
Coastwise. 2,411 bales.
Total to-day at all ports?Net recolpts, 1
6.S.O70 bales; export 1 . Ureut Britain, 4,76?
bales; to Franco. lS.ei!. bales; t? the Conti?
nent, 10.63: bales; to Mexico. WO bales; stock.
640,971 bales.
Consolidated at all ports?N*oi receipts, 1
SSC433 bales; export to Great Britain. 13S,SS1
bales; to F*rance. ci.i.fcl bales; to the Conti?
nent, U?,K>9 bales; to Japan, (i.sos bales; tu
Mexico, 300 bales.
Total since September 1 at all ports?Net '
receipts, 1,0;".404 bales; export to Great
Britain. WM,(HO balm; to Prance. 15S.I? bales;
to the Conthent, 431.70? bales; to Japan, 7.60s '
bales; to Mexico, 6J0 bales.
Now Orleans, Octolior &.?Cotton futures
opened steady at a decline of Hr7 points on
Ire? offerings from the short aide. The close;
was barely steady at a net decline of lSr-tl7:
Point?. The Liverpool market was lower. I
Much was made of the woollier map, which
??? dry, clear and warm, indicating abnor?
mally good crop conditions for the first .
week in October. Spot cotton steady und'
unchanged; middling. M.0G; sales on the spot
-T7o bates ruid to arrive. Receipts, 1,63]
bales; stock. 63.4? bales. The market closed
barely steady. January closed at 9.!'1; March.
10.05; May. 10.I.S; July. 10.:'?; October. ?.?3
asked; November. !>SS; December,
LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS.
(Furnished by Levy Commission Co., Com?
mission Merchants, Richmond. Va.
Richmond, Va.. October 5. lftll. '
ACTUAL WHOLESALE tiCOTATIONH OF
MARKET.
LIVE FOL* LT It T.
Chickens, choice, small, Ib.... ft 1?
?Clii'.kens. choice, medium, lb. g It I
chickens, large, lb. 16 II
Hens, lb. & :2',j
Boosters, ea/eh. 30 q
Hurks, large, young, lb. It V
Duck* small, young, lb. *j ;2l?
ducks, small, old, lb. u 10
KOOS?Crated.
In crater, nearby, fresh. d"*.. 12. "9 ZZ
In crates, other sections, rio^.. :'s i|
Guinea eggs, dus. y yi I
BUTTER
Family, choice, fresh. ;u. IS ;o '
Merchants' fair lb. Q 17
LIVE STOCK. I
v-rals choice, to fancy, lb. 8 754
Veals, poor to fair, lb. <!?'(/ 7
Calves, runners, lb. 0 '<* i\%
Sheep, lb. 3 it 4
Lambs, spring, it. ; s
Cattle, Inn to prime, lb. b't .
Hogs, lb. j'ii?
COL'NTBY-CUR E D 11A CON.
Ilam?, small, well smoked. Ib. ^ ;0
Harn?, large, ?vrli smoked, lb. 14 *r .s '
Sides, ?eil smoked. Il>. Ij \;\
Should) rs, well smoked, lb..., 12 li i;
PEEK.
While, lb. -<j
HI BKS
Pry flint, lb. it 9
Dry salt, lb. X 'v
1 Green, sol:. !b. WiH
I Green, lb. ;(.'?".-i ;
I Green, damaged, lb. i' n <; j
Tallow . u u
\ Beeswax . J7 u
I WOOL.
Bright. No. 1. tubwashed. !b.. :i ^ a ?
I Bright, No. tuhwashcu. g ?|
"Ch . Unwashed, free of burrs 21
|Ch.', unwashed, lightly hurry. '7 -.1
It'll., unwashed, medium hurry y 1?
I Cb.i unwashed, heavy burry.. 12 Vita !f
MifSCELLANEOUS.
j Onions, dry, 100-lb. hng. J.73 'a _.c|
; I'oiiiiocs- Irish No. ;,
I l>bl.. iVi b'u. hag..?. S.JJ ?? 2.M
I Apple*, i.bl. 2.a ft .??M
j Market Conditions?All produce exceedln(
i SY.W Mlltli PRODUCE MARKI7r.
j New York, October &.?Flour?Fairly active
lend steady. Bye Flour?Steady. Cornmeal -
I Firm, Rye?Quiet. Barley Steady. Wheat -
Firm; No i red. OsVc. elevator, export h?s;?
lain] :o>4<-. f. o. b. afloat. Options cios?d -S'?
net high. r. fjecerhber, ii.on f.-itv.; May,
! il.taSTt l*om F.rm; .No. 2. 76V ? elevator,
' dornest Ii basis, ^o arrive, and t o. b.
lallest, export basis. Futures nominal, Oats
?Heady; natural white and white clipped,
tP-itf* Wr Futures tiomninl.
Porh and Beef?Steady ixiid Barel)
steady. Tallow -Firm. Petroleum?flteady.
w.i .i Qulel. Ror.n ?h?i . Turpentine?Quiet.
Laloinksei Uteady, RIce?Flrm. sogar .Raw
opt tied easy but closed firm; retlned, steady;
.*.. 1 Futures Closed steady at s uei yn.n
at '.. i-7 points. Spot, rtrm; Bio. No 7. iiUtj
114H?V; Santos, No. (. ii.9to%r. nominal.
iniirt. ntilet: fidrdova. IJ?17C. nominal, Bm
i ter- Flrm snd uncbTanx/ed. Cheesei?Stestly.
Kggi ? -Firm. Potatoes and Cabbsres?Steady
h.-.iI iihohanged. Freights -Steady; gi-aln by
|?te?jn to Liverpool, id I'eamits?Unihsnged.
? Tie cottonsee<l oil market displayed a
j linn feeling, closing :?|I0 pnlnu hlgne- on
coverlhir, dud t" smeller offerings ol crud?
I oH from, the Souili and sn Improved eiport
'demand. October, hMftkU; November, IM
iiifci.3; December, p.&l??(.&}; Januar., J, li'/i
16.1)11 February. (.(1V6.U; prime erud?, < V>!f
|4.27; prime summet yellow, winter yn.ni/
and rummer white, i.76.
CHICAGO GlfArN MARKf.T
Chicago, IIJL, October [.-An el|.?r'. ir.t
ftdvanwe in the price of gra.tr, c*m? *'<,.?
(o-flay because of a return of w<m w*'i,t r
over a belt many hundred inBe? tn ?xteoi
Wheat gatnert lie to '.t ft V. aeti corn. %i
."ftyc.a. and oala ?fTHe. The finish for |
hog products vtiTled from met night's level j
10 16c. additional o.n?t.
i.cadiiu futures to-day ranied as follow*:
Open. High. Low Cloie
WHEAT?
Pee . 97?i !>R-S 9>M l*tt
May . 1.03H 1.0?1? l.OJVj I N? i
July . 1.00?, 1.00-H 1.00H l.OO'.i I
CORN?
Dec. tt%. 661? ???4 *
May . Ki\ ? 65?, ?>
OATS?
Dee. ??i MH 47V ?
May . ?0N 6W1 ?"'OS. Wi 1
MESS PORK-Per bbl.
Jan.16.05 15.1? 10.02 ".6.15
May .lt.00 15.10 14.95 15.10
l.AltO-1'er 1M lb*.
oct.s.s2 f.w i.ss s.n
Dec.8.77 8.85 8.77 8.8*
Jon.KS." l>.S7 8.80 S.S7
Mav . $.90 S.92 8.S7 8.92
.SHORT RIBS?Per 100 lb?.
Jan.7.50 7.92 7.M ".?2 I
May . 7.97 8.02 7.97 8.02
Receipts?Wheat. 4S.O00 bushels; corn. 231.
600 bushels; outs, 4-"?.OO0 bushel*. Shipments?
Wheat. 62.800 biishcla; corn, 2I4.0W bushels;
oats. bushel*.
'"ash grain closed: Wheat?No. 2 red, 96Vi !
ttftHc; No. 3 rod. 96lr if lithe; No. 2 hard,
fl.OltJil.tB; No. 3 hard, il1.03; No. 1 north?
ern, Jl.lOtiti 1.12; No 2 northorn, ll.091fl.il;
No. 3 northern. 11.07iff 1.1"; No. 2 spring,
U.02<a'1.10H: No. 3 spring. 81? 1-10; No.
spring. Mc. dti.O?; No. 4 spring. 60c. 4? $1.03;
velvet chaff, H0e. JLlOVb". durum, 93C&IL04.
Corn?No. 70?i if 71A?c.; No. 2 white. 7ltt'4> I
fllic; No. 2 >?5low. 71?71Kc; No. 3, 70UW
I0?4c.; No. 3 white.. 71 ?71 tic.; No. 3 yellow.
MffTIKc; No. 4, ???B70c.; No. 4 white. 704f
;o?4c.; No. 4 yellow, TO<a TOVtc Oats?No. 2.
UVilitSc; No. 2 white. 4S?f IS'.fre.; No. 3
white, 47Vitj48c.; No. I white, 46fc@47tic.;
standard, 47;,i4f4Sc.
Baltimore, Md.. October 6.?\\ heat?Firm;
spot, contract. :ilrSc. Corn?Firm; spot, con?
tract. 731-rc. Oata?Firm; No. 2 white., 6141
&I^ic. Rye?Firm; No. 2 western, domestic,
I1.04-3 1.05.
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond, Vs., October 5. 1911.
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS ON 'CHANOB.
WHEAT?Car lots.
No. S red. Western. Sj 11.02
No. 5 red. Vlrglnl. *j 1.05
No. 3 red. y. 3|
Vlra-it|&, bag lots. 85 ? 9?
Vlrglnl:,. bug lots (for eeod). 1.00 si I.e.
CORN?Car lots.
No. 2 white. yi 7SV4
No. 3 white. 7714?
No. 2 mixed. 'y 7714
No. 3 mixed. ?i ;
Virginia, bap loU. 76 t
OATS?Car lota.
No. J mixed. Q 1
No. 3 mixed. 5? I
No ; white. (}> ;
No. 3 white,.
Winter send, bag lots. ;,. fl
RYE?Car iota.
C.?- -. # 10?
N,?- ,3. 9 l.w
Virginia, hag lots._ 1.01 m 1.04
RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
Richmond, Vs., October 6, 1911.
The quotations are as follows:
No. I Timothy. o 23.80
No. i Timothy. o u.50
No. ] Timothy. Nominal
Light Clover, mixed. Q 2184)
No. 1 Clover, mixed. u 21.it
No. 1 Clover. Nominal
No. .? Clover, mixed. 18.00
No. i Cluer. Nominal
STRAW?Compressed . O ?.09
Loosa-pittsed, large hales.. <j 10.60 |
SHIN "KS - 1 'o'npressed . Nominal ., I
Loose-piess*d, large bales... Nominal
Load yojr cars so that hay at doors rep- j
resents contents, and thus avoid rejection*. j
This market grades hay in accordance 1
with the rules of the National Hay As**
elation.
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK .MARKET.
(Sales at Union Stock Yards.)
Richmond, Va.. October f>, 1911.
Oport of tho live slock market for tha '
w?-?k ending October 21
Receipts- rattle. 380 head; calves, 301 head;
sheep, bead; nogs. 8jt head.
Beat ?!!>. s. r?, 8'ic.i medium to good.
?V4 '0 -'?": common to fair .ttj to t. Beat
I alters, 1% t'? 6Uc; medlam to good, 3?, to
<?,: common to fair, 31, t-, 3\c. Heat cowa.
to to; extra, h gher; medium to good, 3
t,> ."?*?; common to fair, ? to 2'.ic. Bulls, 314
o ( Calros, E to 7c, Cows and calves, $28
to YA p?r h.-nd. Hogs, {?r, to 7c. Sows and
.t?;t I'i t" 6c. Best lamlis, 5% to 6'.i;
imtnon, ?'? to t::. sheep. 2^ to 514
SCO f! ii'-toher .'..?Cattle?Receipts
I ? m?1 Market for xood grades steady.
,,th^r? weak, !|ee\cx. |t.70Q$,$S; Texas steer
44 50?? >*>; V.??e.-r. steers. 8t.20tfC.80; stock
erg and feeders. ll.25djV.4X>; cows and heifers,
$3": 6.15; .calves. $6 if !>.:;. Hoga?Receipts 19.- j
090 head. Market 6c. higher on packing
grades: other steady. Light, IS.IOfc 6.76; mix
ad, |*4J?.R0; heavy. l?.S5*i (5.75; rough, J5.S~.1fi
5.10: good to choice heavy, 16.10'a 6.75: pig*, i
?t.2-.fi bulk of sales, SS.;'0?f ?.&<. Sheep- \
llecelpts 27,00) head. Market stcRriy at open?
ing prices. Native. Sf.lOti 4.16; wealern. 8S.75
W4.26; yearllnga. 13.7504.60; lambs, native.:
I4.260t.16; western, ?4..'i0ti 6.30.
New York, Octohm f,.?Itonvcs??Hocelpt? '
1.109 head: no trading to-day; steady feel?
ing. Calves?Receipts 917 heud. Veals, $7*Jt
10.76; culls, J4.60 ~ 6.54: grassers, I5.50fl 4.50; |
western, nominal: southern calves, 14.50. j
Shoep and I^unbs? Receipts 4,75'; head.
Sheep, t:;-! it..:,, culls, Il.iOWajSo; .latnlw) ;
lanvbs. f?.25r?7.O0: culls, 64.600.6,00. Hogs - j
Receipts 3.765 head. Market lower at 16.'J0'u i
7.10.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRT GOODS.
New Tork, October 5.?The cotton gooils
markets wero steadier during the day with
trading still of a moderate Oha rate tar. Yarns
j are In beater demand at lower prices. Now
j lines of domestic wool challles tire appearing
\ for spring delivery. Eine novelties In drcsj
i cotton are In better request for fuluros dc
NAVAL STORES.
Wilmington, N. C. October f..?Spirits Tur?
pentine?Steady at 4t>',ic; receipts 18 casks.
Itoaln?Steady at 65.80; receipts 335 barrels.
Tux?Firm at 81.80; receipts 15 barrels, (.'rude
Turpentine?Firm at ! jiV', receipts 87 bar?
rels.
Snvannao. 'la.. October 4. ?Turpentine- !
Quoted nt 49'u 49>,?c.: sales SS4 easka; receipts
623 casks; shipments Ml casks; stock 28,896
cusks. Rosin?Firm; sales 1.676 barrels; re?
ceipts _}.*** barrels; ahlpmenis 561 barrels;
stock I..10S barrels. Quote: 14, I6.27H.
M A It IN E I NT EJL1.IG BSC E.
j TOUT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER 5, 1911
ARRIVED.
I Steamer Brandon. Harney, Norfolk, mer?
chandise and passengers, old Dominion Line.
Steamer 1'ocahontas. Craves, Norfolk and I
j James Rlrer landings, merchandise and'
passengers. Virginia Navigation Company.
Steamer Aurora, Funfunn, Norton* and
James River landings, merchandise and pas?
sengers, Furtnan Line.
SAILED.
Steamer Tlrandon. Harney. Norfolk, mer- ]
chandlse and passengurs. Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Aurora, Eurtnan. 'Norrout nnd l
James River landings, merchandise and pas?
sengers. Furman ' Line.
I'lngngemrnt Announced.
[Special to The Times-Dispatch. ]
l.eesburg. Va.. October 8.?The e
gageinent Is announced of Miss Pa-1
tience Vandevanter, daughter of Addi?
son Vandevanter. of Paennlnn .Springs.;
to Rev. Ouy Luttrell, pastor of the
Northern Methodist Church, of Alexan- I
dria. The marriage will take place
on Wednesday, October 11, at the homo
of Addison Vandevanter, and will be a
very quiet one.
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19th Session Opens September 12th.
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Eighty experienced teachers.
Excellent clinical facilities.
Modern laboratory methods.
Deicnptlvc Catalogue on request.
Miss Maria Lee Goodwin
Graduate pupil of Fabian and W. O.
rhvst. and Teacher of Piano. Washing?
ton College of Music. 1907-1911.
IMnnn, Hnrmony nnd Counterpoint.
Location of studio to be announced.
Present address, Ashland. Va
Will be called upon to wind up YOUR estate, and
the question is, will YOU make the selection your?
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istrator?
The writer of this advertisement prefers to know
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Kxecutor and Trustee, BECAUSE HE KNOWS THE
AFFAIRS OF THIS COMPANY ARE, AND WILL
CONTINUE TO BE, HANDLED IN THE INTEREST
OF EVERY TRUST COMMITTED TO ITS CARE.
Virginia Trust Co.
RICHMOND. VA.
Capital One Million Dollars
THE JEFFERSON
RICHMOND, VA,
Coolest Restaurant In tbe City.
Club Breakfast a Specialty.
Lobby Cooled by Battery of Eleetrlo Fans.
The most magnificent hotel In tho South.
Eutopoan plan. Rooms single and en suite,
with and without baths. Bpacioas sample
rooma
? ?!?? 4I.\*? por da\* and uoward.
Tne Guerranx,
Main and Third Streets.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA j
American Plan. High class accom
| tnndatlons. with best of cuisine and
. service, at moderate prices. Cars at
1 door to depot and all points of Interest.
1 Terms Include monls. $2.00 t>> $3.60
; per day. $10.00 to $15.00 per week.
J. W. nKLL Prop.
Summer 3Rct?ort?.
NAIU R?tBR I DG.E; ?QTI!
roit Htiw aim.? urvrtEtTinji,
Virginia's leadlnR all-the-yo.tr Moun?
tain Resort. Fine hotel. Write for
booklet and rates. Address
W. G. HAMILTON. Hsnsger.
The Confederate Museum
TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETS.
OPEN ? a. M. TO ? P. M.
The Valentine Museum
I ELEVENTH AND CLAT STKEbTS.
I Opon dally from 10 A. M. to i P. U.
, Admission. He. *"r??. ou .-tai urd ay a
j OLD DOMINION LINE
'. Lv. Hlch.uoud loot ol Aat> cl dally.7:00 P. 33,
I Lcutg ftsiwport News.?:M A_ at.
arrive Norfolk.?100 a. at.
Connects with uialn line steamers leaving
Nirtolk for Sew York dally except aunOay
*:?) I'. U. Connections also mads by N.
W. Hy. J 1*. M. and C. * O. Ry. n I r, j
M;iu Line steameia stop at Claremoot
land or receive passengers on signal, and
will be met by public conveyance.
MHO IMA NAVluATHJ.N CO_Jumii Rivet
by daylight for Norfolk. Old Point. Net
p, rt News and all James Hlver landings
b? lamer leaves Monday. Wednesday and
Friday at C:30 Ai M. Fralght received for all
> James Hut landings. Tnont Madison 171.
j Main Ticket Office. 821 St- Mju'a utree*.
Baltimore Steam Packet Co
Equipped with wireless telegraphy.
TO BALTIMORE AND THE NORTH HA
NORFOLK AND OLD POINT.
Leave Rlchmono Dally, Including Sunday, via
N. & W. Hy. 3:1? P. M . Norfolk t:2t p. M.
C. A O. Ry. 4:00 P. M., Old Point 7:3? P. at.
O. D. S. B. Ca; 7:00 1'. M. (on* day In Nor?
folk).
Va. Nav. Co. ?:I0 A. M. tltondiy. Wednes?
day and Friday). >
Tickets at al> oftlcea for staterooms ap?
ply to 11. M. DO 1 KIN. Agent. ?SO H-s: Mala
street
GOING ABROAD
Sec Mil. DO W MAN before making
lleaervattona
or purchasing tickets elsewhere. He
Will save you time und money. Tours
to Bermuda, $l2.fio and up. Cruise to
Bermuda, St. Thomas, Porto Rico, Pan?
ama Canal, Jamaica, Cuba and South
America. $]?r> and up. Grand crul.se
to the Mediterranean, the Orient and
\ round the World, $325 and up. Call
for beautifully Illustrated booklet.
"ASK MIL nOWMAN,"
Southern Tourist Agent,
70S F.. .tlnln St., Itlchmonit, Va.
Merchants and Miners Transportation Co.
Norfolk to Boston, Mnss., and
Providence, II. L
Steamers leave Norfolk for Doston, 8un..
j Tues. nnd Frl.; for Providence. Hon., Wed.
and Sat. nt 6 1'. M. Passengers and freight
taken fur all .-cw England putni' Tickets
I on sale 111 oifico C. & O. Ry.. M. ? W. Ry.,
8. II. Bowman. TOs East Main, and Richmond
I Transfer Co.. ?09 Kaat Main._
Richmond & Petersburg Electric Railway
Cars ioave Manchester, seventh and Parry
kiroets, (or Petersburg:
?(, 7, ?. ??, 10. 11, *ii A. M.. 1. 3. *3, 4, 6,
??6:41. ??. 7. 8, ??. It P. X.
U:M P. M. for Cbesiar, 12:00 midnight for
Petersburg.
Cars leave Petersburg, foot ?f Sycamors
Btieet. tor Manchester!
Mils, s.w., "7:11. ?7i3?. ?:3S. t:$S. -10:80, U:U
t. M . 13:86, '1:35. 3:3?, 3:36, ?4:38. 6:38. (:0a.
?7:38, s:2S. ?:?. MO-.tO. 11:4* P. If. I
tDally except Sundey and hoildaya
?Carries huggage and express.
?Limited, except Sundays and bolldaya
All cars from Peters jorrg conosct with
cars for Richmond.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
7:40 A.?Local-Dally?Newport News.
18:30 A. ?I.oral.?Dally ? Cb'vli.s- Ex. Sun.
Thurmond.
f?:00 A.?Express?JDally? Norfolk. Old Point.
110:00 A^--Local?iDally?Libbg, Lea C. Forge.
I ?J:00 P.- Express -Dally?Cln.-L-vlllo
] t? 00 P.?Express?Dally?Norfolk, N Newa
8:00 P?Local ?Dally?N. Nows, Old Point
6:lo P.?Local?Hx. Sunday?Oordonsv:?le.
?o;16 P.?Local?Ex. Sundny?Lchbg, Ns/Mral
Bridge. Clifton Forge.
?s:?6 P.?Limited?Dally?Cincinnati, Chice??
?11:00 P. ?Expreaa?Dally?Cincinnati, L'vllie.
?Sleepers. tParlor cart.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND-:Local from
East: s;26 A. M., 7:50 P. M. Through from
Eust: 11:30 A. M? 6:30 P. M.
Local from Wost: "&:30 A. M., 9:60 A. M.
and 7:18 P. M. Through: 7:00 A. M.. 3-41
P. M.
James River Line: *'B:lb A. M.. 8:18 P. M.
??Dally except Sunday. _
NORFOLK SOUTHERN
L?. Norioia: 's;? aaa 'XI a. j*.. ?> i\ ?4.
(or Eastern Carolina and the ttouta.
Lv. Haielgb: *?:16 A. M., t> and Dtla P. HL.
lor Easter'.. Carolina and Norfolk,
Pullman Bloepln? Cars betweon Norfolk.
Raleigh: also Ooldsboro and Norfolk.
"Dally ?y Ex. shut _
C. D. LF.HflANDE, O. A., Arasrlean Natloaa
Bank. 'Phone Monrus 1331, Rlebmood.
W. W. CMOXTON. O. J>. Jturfolk. Va.
sCAnoAtuj .van LtNm.
Routhbound trains scbeduleil to Isars Rieb?
moud dally: 3:10 A M.?Local to Norllna
\:s> p. ' Ii.?Slespars and coaches. Atlanta,
Birmingham. Savannah. Jacksonville and
Florida points. t:t0 P. M.?Sleepers and
coaches, bavaanab, Jacksonville and Florida
points. 11:13 P. M.?Slespsrs snd coacbss, At?
lanta, Birmingham.-Memphis and the South?
west. Northbound trains scheduled to arrive
in Richmond dally: $.33 a M . 7:33 A. M..
1:03 31.. 8-40 P. M
The Central National Bank
307 East Broad Streat.
The surest way to get along in the
world is to save.
A Savings Account at thin bonk earns 3 por o*nt. interest?
and Is subject to your check at any time.
THE CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK, extends every cour?
tesy-to ks depositors, whether they are large or small.
The Central National Bank
307 Eaot-Broad Street.
Bank of Commerce and Trusts
Capital and Surplus, $325,000.00.
Depository for the State of "Oirginia
and
City of Richmond
Able and willing to meet all legitimate business
requirements.
Whether to extend your business, purchase a
home or borrow money for other purposes, this strong
bank stands ready to help you.
Your account welcomed, whether small or large.
3% Interest Paid on Savings
1865?Near Half a Century of Satisfactory Service 1911
Virginia State Insurance Co.
RICHMOND, VA.
Fire Losses Paid Exceed.$5,000,000
Surplus to Policyholdcrs. $241,000
Reserves. $240,000
Keep Richmond's Insurance Money in Richmond.
TOfir^nTTOnTiiiiM
INCORPORATED 1832.
Seventy-nine Years la Successful Operation.
Virginia Fire and. Marine
Insurance Co., o! Richmond, Va.
ASSETS, $1,590,315.56
OFFICE 1015 IE.MAIN STREET
&atTroao*.
Atlantic Coast Line
EFFECTIVE JULY IT. IUI.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILT.
For Florid* and South: 8:16 A. M. and
i 7:35 P. M , 1:00 A M. Charleston.
I For Norfolk: "8:10 and ?:0i A. M '3:00 P
I M.. 4:10 P. M.. "7:00 P M.
I For N. St W. Ry. W*at: 3:13 A. M.. 10:04)
! A. M., ?3:00 P. .".!., ?:Jo P. M.
, For Pcteraburg: 1:00 A. M.. (:1a A. SI..
"8:10 A. at., 8:15 A. M.. S:00 A. M.. 10:00
A. iS., ?3:00 P. M.. 4:10 P. M , 8:05 P. M..
I "7:00 P. \f., 7:35 P. M.. 9:30 P. M.. 11:46 P. M.
For Ooldabor0 and Fayettevllle: ?4:10 F. M.
Tralna arrive Richmond dally: 6:30 A. M .
8:40 A. 61., 4:65 A. M., ?8:37 A. M.. "10:43
A. M., 11:40 A. M.. "11:46 A. M., ?3:00 F. M..
"1:40 P. M., 6:05 P. M.. 6:35 P. M . 8:00 P.
M.. ?:00 F. M., "10:16 P. M.. 11:30 P. M. |
'Except Sunday: "Sunday only. I
e of arrival and departure and con?
nection* not cuaranteed.
C. S CAMPBELL. D. P. A.
Norfolk and Western Railway
ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
Schedule In Effect October 2, 1911.
Leave Byrd Street Station. Richmond.
FOR NORFOLK: ?0:00 A. M., ?3:00 P. M..
?4:10 P. M.
FOR LYNV1IBURG AND THE W?9T:
??:15 A. M.. ?10:00 A. M.. ?3:00 P. M., *3.X
P. M.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: ?11:40 A.
it.. HOS P. M . ?11:30 T. M. From tho Weat:
?8:55 A. M-. a2:00 P. M., bl:40 P. M., 6:t6 P.
M . ?9:00 P. M.
?Dally. aDally ex. Sunday. JbSunday only.
Pullman Parlor and Sl^eplnjf Car*. Cafo
Dining Cara. C. H. BOSLEY,
D. P. A. Richmond. Va.
W. B. BEVILL, O. T. A.. Roanoko. Va
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
N. I). ?Following achodul* Oguie* puollahed
a* information and not guaranteed1
6:10 A. M.?Dally?Local /or Charlotte. Dur?
ham and Ratolgh. 10:18 A M.?Daily?LlmU
?d?For all point* South. Drawing Room
Buffet Sleeping Car to Aabovtlla. N. C. S:0t
P. M. Ex. Sun.?Local for Durham and In?
termediate ?tatlona 6:00 P. M. Ex. Sun.?
Kaytvllle Local. 11:45 F. M.?Dally?Limited
?For all point* South. Pullman ready at 8:34
P. 61
TORK RIVER LINA.
c:W P. M.?Ex. Sun.?T, Waal Pt.. connect
tag for Baltimore Mon.. Wed. and FrL S:M
A. M.-dlt. Bun. and 1:16 P. 84.?Mon., Wod
and FrL?Local to Weat Point.
TRAINS AMRIVE RICHMOND.
From the South: CM A. M? (:? P. w ,
dally; 6:to A M- Bx. Bob.; 17:54 Kx. Sun.,
1:00 P. M. dairy From w??t Point: *M x.
M. Dtfly; i*:S5 a U Wod. and FrL; ?:;* p.
M. '.x.. Bub
a. B B?RO BBS, D. P. A.,
?N a). Main Bl 'Pbona atedlaan 4M.
fflchmonil, FreileriGtsli'g & Fotomac R.R
TO AND FROM WASHINGTON AND BEYOND.
T_<eav? Richmond
*6,3!>A.M. Uyrft Kt.Sio
?5.1J A.M. Batn8t.HU
?0.COA.H. Hyr4 St. Ku,
?7J0A./H. Kaln at- hla.
?8.10 A.M. Byrd 8U Uta.
* 12.01 noon Byrd St. St*.
14.00 P.M. Byrd 8t.HU.
4.15 P.M. Klha Station
6.16 P.M. HatnHt, 811
?8.tOP.M. Bird 8t. 8U
Arrive) Klohmond
?7.50A.M. IiTr4Ht.SU.
r 11.25 A .M. EIna Station
}\ 1J15 A.M. Bird fit- KU,
?1.12 P.M. MalnSt.SU.
??.46 P.M. Ilyrd St. Ma.
?7,25 P.M. Byrd St.fit*.
?9.10 P.M. Byrd8t.SU.
*9.<0 P.M. W.InSt.SU.
?11.06 P.M. .1?lr, St.BU.
HjJj night gyrl 8t.8ta.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS-WEEKDAYS.
Losto Bird St. Ku. 1.20 p. sr. for Fredrrleksbar*.
Lost? Elba 8U, 7.60 A. B.,fl.80 P. M. for A.blaai
ArrlToBjrrd St. Hu. 8.26 A.M.from PreJerlekab**.
Anw Mb? SU. SSO A.B.,8 JO P.M.froBi AohUndl
. ?Daily. tWookdajra. |6oodaya only.
All trains to or from Byrd Street Button
(?xce-yt trains leaviar 3.30 a. en. and arriving
7?.50 night) atop at Elba. Tims of arrivals and
depi f (ure? not gnaranteed. Road tho alga*.
DEPOSIT
What You Like
When You Like
But?Deposit in
This Bank
It Is poRSlhln you h&va never
felt the. necessity of having a
bank account. It Is probaiile
you could drift along- for years
without one. But?If you ex?
pect to forge to the front In a
financial way. It Is essential that
you have an account In a strong,
safe hank, such as the
First National Bank
1104 E. Main St.
Capital and Surplus $2,000,000
St^rt a savings acconnt with Ui.
We pay 3 Per Cent. Compound
Interest.
Commonwealth Bank
National Bank ol Virginia
Capital, - $1,200,000
Surplus. ? $ 600,000
Accounts solicited
Ninth and Main Street .
We pay three per- cdnt. com*
pound interest on all savings ac
counts.
Manchester National Bank
SUi?roaDS.
BIC1LMONI) AND tUIKSArMRB BAY
HA n.WAY COMPANY.
Sehertu.'. of electrio trains to and frexn
AahUnd. stopping at Intermediate statloas
upon signal! Lt. Richmond (Breast and
Lsurel Bis.), ?*:?, l-.lt). ?tlftk. tri?, ?n?:?.
M:10 A. U.l Ilia 1:1?. 1:10. ?:10?. 1:1?, ?tri.
Iii?. 1:10k. 10:10, U:tt P. M, Lt. A.hlsn?.
H:tt. Its i.. ?b, i*,??n. J*. 't,
?Suedsr onl?. ?
i, ?. I, tt), ?, f. I. (b. 11 P. 14.
?Dally except Sunday, **fl
bi errtea bss-raa*

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