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Neft York
Stock Market
New York. October St. ? Prices rose
in spirited fashion on the Stock M.v
change to-day toward the .-l..s<. ot
what >>p to that time had been a dull
session. The rise uppurentl: was
bused upon Wall Street's construction
of the day's development* In tin Amer?
ican Tobacco hearing. This case and
the uncertainty as to the results ot
the United States Steel Corporation's
quarterly meeting, held after the close
of tbo stock market, were the main
factors of the day. Prices held firmly
and toward the close the upward move?
ment became pronounced, with the in?
quiry much wider
Attorney-General Wlckersham's will?
ingness to accept tue tobacco reor?
ganisation plan, provided H be modi?
fied In accordance with bis proposals,
wss regarded In the street as of large
importance While it "ill be some
time before the mind ot the court Is
known, the case hah been carried far
enough to afford some- Indications as
10 tbo probable outcome. The opinion
is gaining ground that the scheme of
reorganisation as ultimately "accepted
Will not bo us onerous to holders of
the securities as was feared by some
interests. It Is probable that a feeling
of relief on that score ?as largely re?
sponsible for the course of the market.
Which betrayed evidences of bullish?
ness In a quiet way throughout the
day.
Declaration of the usual dividend on
United states Steel wus expectod, in
spite of Hie conditions in the Iron
und steel trad*. The quarterly eurn
iiifi? ot $29,500,000 were unexpectedly
good, some estimates having run as
low us $22,000,000.
The Standard railroad stocks led the
market. Union I'aclMc was especially
active and strong, advancing 2 1-3
points, while most of the high priced
Issues, including Northwestern, Cana?
dian Paclllc, Northern Pucltlc and Le
hlgh Valley gained a point or more.
Among the industrials attention was
centred on the American Tobacco is?
sues and United States Steel. The
tobacco securities rose sharply In the
afternoon, following the Attorney-Gen?
eral's statement of his position. The
preferred stock gained ti.rec points,
the 6 per cerjt. bonds nearly as much
and the 4's a point. On the "curb"
tne common stock short up 31 points
United Slates Steel rose nearly 2
points. The copier stocks were active
und strong, tentlinenl toward those
issues being improved by the Attorney
(tchernl't statement that no dissolution
suit against the American Smelting
urn! Helloing Company had been pic
pared American Cotton Oil fell 3 3-S
to 42 1--'. Its lowest price of the year.
Trading In bonds was quiet, aside
from the Amarlcun Tobacco Issues.
Trices were well maintained. Total
sales, par value, $3,533,000. United
Ht.ites bonus unchanged on call. To?
tal sales .or the day, 101.100 shares.
New York. October 81.?Money on
cull Bteady, 2?-3 1-2 per cent.; ruling
rate. 3 1-2; closing bid. 2 :;-!>. offered
at 2 1-2. Time loans study, si sty dviys,
3 l-lfi 3 1-2 per cent.; ninety days,
3 1-2(4 3 3-4: sis months, 3 3-4?! per
cent. Prime mercantile paper. I l-3(fl
4 3-4 per cent. Sterling cscllinge
steady, with actual business In bunkers'
bills at $4.8365 fur sixty days and ut
$l.S6S0 for demand. Commercial bills,
$4.S3. Bar silver. 54 3-S. Mux lean
dollars. 16.
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
By Richard W. Maury.
Stock and nond Broker, 1016 B, Main .street.
Richmond. Va.. October 31. 1911.
SALES AT hoard.
Virginia Centuries?2,000 at $71?.
STATE SECURITIES. Bid. Asked.
Virginia 3s, Old. C. und R., 1933.. ST; ...
Vn. Centuries, 2-3. C. and lt., 1901. S74, SS
CITT .SECURITIES.
Richmond City 4e. PL, 1920-1930.... "... 9S
Rich. City 4?. C. and It.. 193S.-1S43. M
RAILROAD TONDS.
A. C. L. R. R. Con. Tr. 4 p. a_ 93
C, and ?. Pen'l M.. V.ia. 1930. 101
tSeorgln. Sou. and Kla.. 1943. 105 ...
lieorgia and Ala. Con. 3s, 1913. 10S
Nor. and \\>st Ry. 4?. 1996 . 9*
r-eaboard Air Line 4s, 19?0. S7
Southern Hallway Ut 6k. 1994. ids
bo. R. Dev. and O. M. 4s. 1936_ 7s
STREET RAILWAY BONDS.
Nor. and Port*. Trar. Co. Gs. 1936. ST
Va. Hy. and Power Co 3s, 1931_ K
STREET RY. STOCKS. Par.
v?. Ry. and I*a>wer i;o ptd....lo9 SO si
Va. Ry. and-.VoteYi- Co. com_100 ;.-.<>; M
RAILROAD STOCKS. Par.
Atlantic Coast Line com.109 iaj
Chesapeake and Oluo.7j
N..r-..;k and Western com.HV hvi
Southern Railway pfd.1W 70
Southern Kailtvuy com.1T~%
BANK AND TRUST CO. STOCKS.
American National.TVt]v3
Broad street. .A <j
Bank of Commerce and Trusts.'.'-j h.>
l-'irn National.1OO Sii
Merchants National.100 ;-.
National Bank of Virginia....Ivo ihm
Naiiona. Slat, und City Bunk.. 109 IM
Planters National. ..let) 730
Having! Bank ? Richmond? 23 1i ...
I nlor Ban'ic of Richmond.60 $10
Virginia Trust Company.loo 1&0
1NS?R A N " E COM PA NI ES.
Va. Fire and Marine. 24 71 71'?
Va. Slate insurar.ee ptd.L',',0 :6-j ...
Va. state Insurance torn. 12.60 I2'.i ...
American Locomotive pfd. les'/i
MISCELLANEOUS.
Va.-Car. Chem. pfd. s p. e.1W 113',i 117
cjiiotatlonr. lor Intereal-payliig bonds are
kl a price to which Interest liiUK! be added.
Income bonds und ?crtlflcatcs ... inucbtcd
ut:, ar? Oat.
BOND LIST.
A Ills-Chalmers 0s ihldi. El
American Tobacco Company if. till,
American 'lobacco Company Cs. 11.!*?
Atlantic Coast Line Is (bid). 96
A. C. L-L und N. -it. :?)',
A. C. L. conv. ts un Baltimore). :.;iTi
Norfolk and Western enjiv. ?>. 1V7H
Chesapeake and Ohio conv. i'^t. o*t?
fctfcboan! .\lr Line is (bid). S'i'v
fceab^asil Air Line udj. is. M>>4
Southern Bell 6s.
Southern Railway Is. 79
touthern Rallwa) Is . 107~i
Cnlted .-iu!<? Steel 3?. 1"!
Va.-Brown Bros, ctfs.
Virginia-Car. Chem. Co. 3s. loo'-a
Wabusn deb. Is. 6414
Wabush-I'ltts. ctfs. 1st is (bid). 11
Panama new 3* <b:d;. lOji;
COTTON MARKETS.
New Tork. October 31?The feature in the
cotton market to-day was the relative
flrninest of December contracts, wtbljcti
seemed to result from support by leading
spot houses and iierrousnesa ort tin- pan
of scattered shorts, owing 1., tin (a( < thai
that so far this season .tc.v Y..rk has at?
tracted comparatively little e..t:on for de?
livery on contract. Late deliveries ma-Je
ne? low records at the opening, but the
demand for December checked the decline
and prices rallied during the day. with
the eiosr barely stead; at a net advance of
4 points to a decline of ! points Leading
spot Interests, however, were go.d buyers
Of December nt the opening level, a;id
OPEN AN ACCOUNT WITH
The. Union Bank
of Richmond
1107 EAST MAIN sire %T.
$1.00 MAKES A START. 3 PER
CENT. INTEREST
Official Range and Sale of Stocks in New York
Sules. Stock.
By
Open.
A Ills-Coaliners .
Allls-Chalmers. pfd.
10,000 Aiuulgaitlaied Copper ... 61%
iXWAiner. Agri. Chenii, com. 15
2,700 Amer. Boot Sugar, com.. ?'??;'?
American Can .
100 American Can, pfd. SO
SOJ Arner. Car unl Foundry* 47%
? Amor. Car unJ Point., pfd ...
3,500 American Cotton oil. 14%
I'V American Linseed Oil. 8%
100 American Locomotive ??? 32%
Amor. Locomotive, pfd.
300 Amer. Malt Co.. pfd. 41%
1.073 Ann rii an Smelling . <>JS?
100 Americati Sugar . IVJhi
2,100 Amer. 'L'ol. und Tel. Co.., i3t%
i U American Tobacco, coin. 390
1,200 Anierlcun Tobacco, pfd.. i'.V*
100 Anaconda Copper . 83Vi
2.200 Atchtfcon . 1*3%
:??< a tlanttu CO i ?t Ditto. 120
1,200 Baltimore an I Ohio. 9694
itOO Brooklyn Rapid Transit. 74%
100 Central Leu Iber, Com? &?%
4.000 Cnnadlun I'ucllU . 2!li
?00 Clicxupealed and Ohio. 72
Chicago Great Western. ...
3.400 Chi., Mil; ami St. Paul... 107V4
po Crucible Steel Cor., Coin. 10
160 Crucible Steel, pfd. >i
575 Chieugo and Northwesl.'144
200 Colorado Fuel and Iron. 26%
200 Colorado an 1 Southern.. IS
2,40 ' < lohsofldatcd Gas . 137! i
400 Delaware and Hudson... M
200 Dell, and Rio 'Iran., coin. 23',
p?j Den. and Ulo Gran., pfd. is
30 Distillers' Soc. Cor. 3fr%
i 15.700 Krle . 31 ??
i 1.41" I3rte. 1st pfd. 51%
Ked. Mln. and Sm.. pf<l.
I 400 General Electric . 147%
700 < Ires t Northei n. pfd. 121
I 1,800 Great Northern Ore etfs 12
Illinois Central .
; ?' ii I nteiloro-Me*.. D:a
THOMAS BRANCH & CO.. Bankers and BroKers.
High. Dow. Bid. Asked. Sales. Stock.
. Closing
44%
SI..
:.:;%
p.;-,
I2tf
97'',
71\
j?s
'-^!?
is
138
SOIW
so%
32*
124V..
42%
134%
:;so
90%
105%
120
14%
20%
l W)i
25%
j:i7
16-1
31%
31%
i 4; k.
124
11^
17%
1I2\
01%
no
131?
|00%
120
u%
20
230
14;>%
20%
48
111-,
33
101
It's
OP's
Ilia,
133%
422
97%
33%
14%
?'?uS
52! i
17
148%
121',
41%
l3S'/4
14?.
lib-*
p.p..
21
I"'.
32%
Interboro-Met.. pfd..'?
Int. Mer. Marine, com..
Internatlon il Paper ...
W Int. Paper, pfd.
Kan. City South., com.
100 lA'lr.gh Vallo;
Open. High. Low. Bid. Asked.
Closing.
?H% 44%
104's
709 lajulsvlllo and Nusli\llle 146%
46%
l'wli
117
131%
46!?
ion.
H0:>4
134%
30?i
41%
4IU.
10,'.'.;
is,
iosVi
117?
-.y-s
122%
100",
3UV-.
i mi
19%
IS' j
31",
41
103
39
IV*
117
20
122%
106%
17 "?
tom
10- ?,
I2'h
03%
104%
10',
10
?15%
28%
105%
l W%
131
30?.
?0U
17>,i
30%
138% 139%
139
H's
100 Manhattuu . 134%
000 Mo.. Kan. and Texas- 30%
Mo.. Kan. und Tex., pfd. ...
2.900 Missouri Pacific . 41%
200 National Lead . 43%
so. New York Cciitrtil- 103
P.0 N. V.. Out. ll.tf Western 59
1.100 Norfolk Olid Western... los
3.800 Northern Pacific . HI
10* Pacllic Mail . 29
I. 200 Pennsylvania . 122?
800 People's Gas . 10J:>',
I'ittsburg Coal, com.
900 Pressed Steel Car. 30
Pressed Steel Car. pfd.
Ry. Steel Spring, coin.
II, 800 RoacTng . I2S%
220 Republic Iron and Steel I9V4
800 Republic I. and S-. pfd.. 70%
:<si Rock Island . '-'5
.'!"" Rock Island, pfd. Ii7i
Slosh-Sheffield .
3,000 Southern Pacific . >''"i
4,2iO Southern Railway . 29U.
3,400 Southern Railway, pfd, . i%
Standard oil .
300 Tennessee Copper . 31%
Texas Pacific .
48,200 1'nioii Paclll ? . 103% 164"
1.800 United Slates Rubber... 42Vi 42'
139.980 United States steel. 03% 53!
7.600 United StuleJ Steel, pfd V?M lay
1..V" Vu.-Car. Chemical . 17 ?<
Va.-Cur. Chemical; pfd.
Va. Ry. und power, com ... .
Va. Ry. and Power, pfd. ...
Wubash .
300 Wabi.sh, pfd. 24% 2.".', 24%
1,400 Western Union . 77!. 7,si.._. nVJ
Total sales for day. lon.Otw shares.
Total sales for week (two days). 1,040,700 shares
i%
100%
29%
10%
020
34 ti
24%
Hit',
42%
or;
10u%
17
113
39
T9%
11%
24%
78
soon us tliHt month began to Increase its
picmiuin nver Januar) und March the gcu-.
cm! list turner) Steadier on covering ?I
short* and reports that sturm warnings
hud been ordered tor the Texas coast
Rumors that English capitalist* bad offered I
the cotton convention at New Orleuns
funds for llnanclng 2,000,000 bales of the ]
present crop In the shape of advances up
to $40 a bale seemed to have little effect
In the market. I
Receipts to-day ltO.rOD bales against 110.16.1
lust KMk and 7Z.9S4 last Sear. To-day's
receipts at New Orleans ^S.::i"> bales against
4.217 last year, and ut Houston 23.7SS bales
ugatnst 14.762 last year.
Cotton futures closed barely steady:
Open. High. Low. Close.
Januarv . S.6? 8.96 8.S6 S.fd
: Ke.bruaxy . 0.00 9.00 8,53
: March . S.W 9.06 s.93 9.0:
! April. ?05
1 May . 90S 9.1? 9.07 9.12
1 .lune . 0.17
I July . 9.17 *.25 9.17 9.22
? August . 9.17
Sr-ptcmbcr . 9.12 9.07 9.14
October . S.97 S.97 S.95
November . v.W v.io 0.04
December .t?.o> s.vo 9.vo Mi.
spot cotton elesed quiet. .*i points higher;
; middling uphir.il>. 9.40; middling gulf. 9.61;
sales, 2,013 bales;
j Cotton, quiet'; middling, 9.40; cross rc
cejpts, 9.183 bales: sales. 3.013 bales; slock.
$4,237 bales; export t? the Continent, 2.e?i2
biiles; Coastwise. 1,900 bales.
Total to-diiy at all ports?Net receipts,
l:>i.:v. balis: ..xpor.l to lir.'iu Britain. S4.61S
bales: to Prance, 6..""0 bales; to the Conti?
nent; .".his bales: stock. (74,203 bules. I
Consolidated at nil pore*?Nell receipts
iS3,609 lial?s: export to Ureai llrltaln. 71,141
[bales; t... Krame. i>;,.;it bales: to the Conti
I netlt, 92,620 bales; t0 Japan. 2.41? bales; tf
j Mexico, t.KO bales. 1
Total since September 1 at all ports?Net
receipts, S.320,233 balea; export to area! j
Britain, 1,067,0241 bales; to France, 20."..I
bales: to the Continent, 913,109 bales; to 1
? Japan, 32,219 bales: to Mexico, 1,700 bales.
I New Orleans. Oetober 31?Cotton futures ;
opened steady at .1 decline of Z4R6 point*
The market closed steady and unchanged
to ."> points lower. Cables were not up t<
ill" expectations, and brokers had an ac< 1
cumulation of s.-ning order* to nil. The.
In.lW utloiif were that much of this lellllifl
came from the Interior. Professional trad
j.er* were buyers, cither to Hike protlts on
j short snlr.5 or else to g0 long for a turn
ihc theory that a reaction was due.)
The weather map was cloudy with con?
siderable rain In the western half of the
cotton belt. Buying bv ring traders in
Based toward the middle of Ib.- morning
us the murk.-t showed sign? of reacting.
New* riom the Governors' cotton Corifer
I once will be eagerly watched for, and the
report that bull leader* were 111 session
with some of the delegate* hud u stimu?
lating effect on the market. The move?
ment was very large, and the luto-slglil
for the week promised to break all rec?
ords; this served to prevent buying tn
I aeme quarters, and caused .. small amount
ot fresh selling for short account. In the
afternoon section the market wu* i|ul<<t
and prices wore lather inclined to sag .is I
the result of longs evening up over t
holiday in this market to-morrow. Spot
cotton dosed quiet ami unchanged; mid-,
dllng. ?V.; sales :SS bales and 4.410 to ar?
rive. Cotton future* closed steady: Jan?
uary, 9.0.:. .March, 9.11: May, 9.22; July, 9 32;
November, 9.01; December,
LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS.
(Furnished by Levy Commission Co.. Com- I
mission Merchant*, Richmond, va.
Richmond, Va.. October .11 I9ll
ACTUAL WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS OF
MARKET.
LIVE POULTRY.
Turkeys, choice, large. IS \\ 16
Chi.kens, choice, small, lb... 13 14
thickens, choice, medium, if. |> 13
I Chickens, large, lb. M 13
Ullis, lb. </ 13
Roosters, euch.,.. 30
Ducks, large, young, 11. 13 g> 14
Ducks, small, young, lb. 11 y. 12
titlClS?Crated.
In craies, nearby, fresh, doz. <>? 23
tu eiaies, other sections, dox. <rt 2i
Guinea eggs, doz. <$ 14
I .. BUTTER
j Family, choice, fresh, lb. 20 & 22
I Merchants', fair, lb. ?f ljij
LIVE STOCK.
! Veu'.s, choice to fancy, lb.... 7'^8
, Veals, pour to lair, lb. 7 (s>
\ Calves, runners, lb. tV:<(? ?VJ
Sheep, lb. 3 tt1 4
Lambs, spring. :b. b t> c
cattle, fair to prime, lb. 3 kf i.^
Hogs, lb. ???* 7
COUKThY-CURED BACON,
Ilan.h, wcl: smoked, small. :b 21 j :2
Hams, wen smoked, large, lb. 19 .1 30
'?? Side*, well smoked, lb. 42 It.
j Shoulders, wcl sinuked, ib.... 4? 13
DEER,
Whole, lb.
HIDES.
Dry nin:.
Dry salt.
iuy?
WOOL.
! Dright. No. 2. tabwashed, ib.. m 23
unwashed. Iree of burrs.. 0 -v
tit., unwa'shiid, .ightly burry. 4? 1?
'ib. unwashed, medium burry w 16
Oh.', unwaabed, heavy burry.. ?> u
MISCELLANEOUS.
' onions, dry, bbl.? V 2.?
potato) .-. Insli. No. 1. bag
1 ... bJ. 1. 2 ? 0 160
j Apple*, bbi. *00 If 3.60
MA RK BT CONDITIONS.
' Receipt! o: poultry continue very heavy
and markt? ?ugUtiy druggy. Hen* dull.
> Egss Orm. Veals arc very scarce, 110a
enough arriving to supply the demand.
! Buttel III heavy demand.
j NEW YORK PRODUCE MALI.KT.
1 New York. October 31. ?Hour-Quiet and
liowei for top grade?; Hiring patents. 13.23y>
6 30 nye Klour - Firm. Cornmcal?Steady.
Rye?Quiet, Barley?Steady. Buckwheat
Flou'r-QUIet. Wheat?Weak; No. 2 red.
',.',c elevator, export basis, and 9*\e. f. o.
l b ' afloat, options dosed 2<v ? ?et lower.
December, ?I.0P.4: May. $1.0* ll-t?e. Corn
Barely steady; export. No. 3. SOc. nominal,
b. afloat Option* nouilnal. Oats?
' Steady. options nominal.
I'ork and Beef?Steady. Lard und Tallow
? Firm. Petroleum?Steady. Wool?Quiet.
R Steady. Turpentine-Baay. Rico and
Molasses-rSteady. Sugar?Raw and refined,
Coffee-Future* closed tlrm. 2041 43
point* net higher. spot, steady: Rio, No.
7, l&Hc; Santos. No. 4. 16H'-.; mild, quiet;
Cordova, I7yt9e. nominal. ButTer?Firm.
Cbees. Stead} and unchanged. Eggs-Firm
and unchanged. Potatoes?Steady; Maine,
bag. |.'.:?JJ| 3.40; Southern sweets. yellow,
barrc!, tl.75*/2.23. Cabbages ?Firm and 1111
, ..j..?.-* Freights und Pe.iuuls-Unchanged.
Cottonseed nil was steady to iinn on cov?
ering ?i shorts, ivlutlvc flriiineM ol crude
mantels, light pit offerings and local bull
support, Business was small tn volume. I
' Sput closed l point higher an# futures i:. i
I erally 2 up from lust night. November, 5.42
, 115.65: December, :..-*.2'.i 5.51; January. 5.53V
16.64; February. I u .*.*>; March, 6.6085.61;
j prime crude, t.1004.47; prime summer vi I
. low. 6.6105.7?; prime winter yellow. .'..75 bid ;
prime summer white. 6.66 bid.
CHICAtiO ?RAE* MARKET.
Ohtcago. III.. October St.?Suspicion was
rampant to-day that the leading longs in
wheat bad been letting go of a big part of
their hugs. In consequence. the market
broke sharply In tho last hour of trading,
and finished heavy, 2Q2%c. lower than last
? night. Other grain, loo, shower] a net loss?
corn, 14^1 i.e., and oats. Vf>lc. to Ku>l>?c.
The end of the day left hog products vary?
ing from unchanged tlgurcs to a decline ol
10c.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Open. High. lyow. Close.
1 WHEAT?
Dec. M?j !>f>% J6?i N!i
May . 1.01!? 1.0414 1'.' 1.02
Julv . ?TW WV4 ?''?>'* Kia
COHN?
Dec. Ol ?I few 61
! May . 65?, ?.<? ?1*4 ?I?,
j July . 6J% g<s( 6|?,
] OATS?
May . i:??, t>?? IS?s
July . 16*, 16?, 15?, IV??
; MESS PORK?Per bbl.
I Jan.13.70 16.70 16.62 15.62
! May .16.82 l.V>; IUS I5.ii
LAHD?Per l?i lbs.
I Nov.S.S0 ?2 6.75 S.S0
I Jan . 9.W f.ixs S.W x.?5
May . M5 9.1J D.lu a.iu
SHOUT HI US Per Hi) lbs
oct. s.v.' j
' Jan.s.io x. io .?.tb sm j
j May . s.2*. (..:?:, J.5J s.*iJ
Receipts?Wheat, 109.200 bushels; corn. 26,1,
DM bushels: eats. SI'S.V.) bushels. Shipiiienls
-Wheat, *:>.:.<*> buahel*; corn, 20.S.c01 bushels;
oats, IS4.M0 bushels.
Cash grain closed: Wheat?No. 2 red. Wtf
|i; No. :i red. MZffISc.; No. 3 hard. Jl.Oiy
I.W; No. a hard, to'ii ?1.01; No. 1 n,irt lern.
fl.IOCl.12i No. a northern, Ji.o.'n i.n; No. i
northern, fl.03{>1:10; No, 2 sprinK. |l.o:<i
l.W; No. 2 spring, 4l?il.'i7: No. 4 spring,
!>o .i ?I.e..: velvet chaff, 61.07; durum. SOW
ill.05. Corn?No. 2. 73U'74VsU.; No. : white,
74Hfj'l&c,j No. 2 yellow, 7l;l,c: No. :'. i
T4c.i No. o whit,. 71','.i ti ll'; No. ;i yellow,
7li.<-'ii 7l?,c.; No. I, 72?4 Ii T.p.e.; No. 4 new,
6S<ji66Vic.; No. I While, 714) 7414c.; No. I
white, new. 66%*j'S7c.; No. 4 yellow. J3tiH
J4c.: No. < yellow, new, 65 4/671*7. Oats No
2 White. 17.M7V.; No. 2, l5Vt*i 14c.; No. 1
white. IG', ',1 iT'.c: No.- 4. I5ikii7':r.; No. 4
whttr. i."..ri 4t.'.. standard. 16!-, rH7?,c.
Ba Minore, .Md.. October 31.?Wheat? Bas?
ier'! spot, contract, MKe. Corn?Easier;
j spoi. contract. 79c. Outs?Steady; N<>. :
While; 610. Rye?Firm; No. 2 western, do?
le. ?1.(6.
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond, Va.. October 31, till.
WHOLKSAl.H QUOTATIONS ON TIIANGB.
WHEAT Car lots.
No. 2 red. Western. ?| DM
No. 2 red. Virginia. y 1.05
No. 3 red. t,i. 1.01
Virginia, bag lots. 90 *j, l.oi
Virginia, tu? lots (for seed) 1.0O 9 1.05
X>RN?Car lots.
No. 2 while. Sr S3
No. 3 white. '0. UU
N'o. J mixed. KltiO
No. 3 mixed. 61 w
Virginia, bag lots. i\ it S4
uATS?bar lots. I
No. i mixed. MHO
No. 3 mixed. 5". a
No. 2 white. tttttl
No. 2 white. MHO
Winter seed, bag "ots. M | 6S
RYE?Car lots.
No- 2. ?1 106
No- 3. 4j, 1.03
Virginia, bau; lots. i.oo fj. L0I
RICHMOND HAV MARKET.
Richmond, Va.. October 3t. 1511.
The quotations are as follows.
No. 1 Timothy. 9 23.51
No. ; rirntvtuy. m SSM
j No. 3 Timothy. 11.00 <a
t Light Cover, mixed . it 22.50
i No. 1 Clover, mixed . it 21.50
I No. 1 Ciover. if 20.00
j No. 2 clover, mixed. IS.W y 13.00
I No. 2 Clover. 17.W O
i STRAW?Compressed . 16.0? a lo.so
Loose-pressed, largo bates.. 10 00 ? 11.00
Bill CKS -Co in pressed . Nominal
I resents . on:?nts and thus avoid i ijocttons.
This market grades hay in accordance
1 with the rules of the National Hay Assocla
| Compressed, larje bales. Nominal
Load your cars so that hay at doors rep
Hon.
CATTLE MARKETS.
Chicago, III., October 31.-Cattle ?Receipts
? .SOU bead. Murkol slow and steady. Beeves.
tt.U0WS.9O; Texas Steers, $4.10(j},6.!t0; Western
stoers, $4.15Q7.b0; stockers and feeders.:
j: mi'i ...70; cows, and heifers, |2<g5.S5: calves, I
?j. lO'tt b.?o. H?gs?Receipts 36,000 head. Mar-'
kct weak ut early decline. Light, 16.70(9
?.35; mixed. 15.7696.66; heavy. 15.75 <B ?50; I
rough, ti.75(t$*.00: need to choice heavy. 14
?'tf.M: pigs, 13.7G4j?5.?5"i bulk of sales. *S*-10 j
a i.U. Sheep?Receipts 30,000 head. Market]
Strong. Native, (2$ 3.70; western,' $2.30it
J.75; yeurllngs, 13.6004.20; lambs. native,
13.00 'a 6.73; 'western. |3.7j<f6.7*
New York. October 31.?Beevejs?Recolpt* !
1.130 head: no trading; feeling firm. Calves? j
Receipts S01 head. Veals, S4 50 y 10.Oo. culls,
MS 6.00; grassers, 11.609 t.SO; culls, |3; In?
diana calves, }4'g6.?O. Sheep and Lambs?
Receipts 1,557 head. Sheep. I2&3.50; a few
export. {3.75; culls. |1.60; lambs. 14.7G*i 5.*5: I
culls, J/0 1.50. Hogi?Receipts 3.6U3 liead.
Markot nominally llrm; quoted at 16.60t,
6.30: pigs. 66.16tf-6.G0.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MA ft K BT.
Richmond, Va,, October 31, 1*11.
Quota nous on tu?: tiictiuionu Tobacco Ex
Change!
i BROWN jllll'I'I.VG-KKOUDEKED.
. I,US? .* 7.50 (M S.7J j
fhuii leal. f.io ?j :?.5ii
Long leal. ly.00 , 13.50
, Wrappers . 13.00 n i&.w
BRIGHT*.
I SMOKERS?Common . 7.00 ij 6.60
I Medium . >.Ou :i 11.09
I Fine . 12.0V. <W 11.0?
1 CUTTERS?Common . H-.oo a ll*U
Meillum . 14.c-) ,,, IS 5.)
Fine .17.00 n Hi1)
Fancy . i>-5v o -oo, I
PJLLERS?Common . I.O0 u 11.00
.Medium . 51.6* 9 12.0)
liood . i2.5... ^ 13.50
Fin* . 14.00 ?1 l^.t-i
.MISCELLANF.Ofs MARKETS.
DRY GOODS MARKET.
New York. October 31.?The carpet auc
' tlori of 100.1K0 bales and rolls started in Mils
Icily 10-day and I, t tree led 4)ho largest a?
, scmhia Be of buyers seen here 111 yrars.
? Trading was very active all day and prices
1 ranged from lo to I2}4 per cent, under the
; spring list of prices announced. Cotton
goods trudiuc is steady, .lubbers nr.- ilolnc
a steady house trade with more duplicate*
' coming forward from retailers on spring
? merchandise, Holiday purchasing * also
! expanding in lli? primary markets.
NAVAL STORKS.
1 Wilmington. N. C.i October 31.? Spirits
I Turpentine?Steady at C.e.; receipts 16
casks. Rosin?Unchanged; receipts 200 bar?
rel*. Tar--Firm lit si 50; receipts .'. 'barrel*.
Crude Turpentine?Firm at 13.25 Tfl.GO: re- j
1 celpts -'A barrels.
1 Savannah, Go., October 31.?Turpentine?
j Quoted ill IMS 1 l."."te.; sales 715 casks; re
I celpt* ft casks: shipments '.IK cask*: stock
135,6*2 . asks. Rosin?Firm; Miles 2.S7.i bar
?tels; receipts 1,111 barrels; shipments 5.23?
barrels; stock vj.ioo barrels. Quote: B,
I Charleston, B, C, October 31.?Turpentine
j and Rosin?Unchaused.
.MARINE INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER 31. 1011.
ARRIVED
Steamer Brandon, Hsrney, Norfolk, mer?
chandise and passengers, Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Pocahonts?, Graves, Norfolk ami
James River landings, hierohfsndtso Wa*w
[passengers, Virginia Navigation Company.
Steamer Aurora, Furirian, Petfrsbur,; and
James River landing!, merchandise anil pas?
senger.", Furmsn Line.
SAILED.
Steamer Brandon, Harney, Norfolk, mer?
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
Steamer A11n.ru, Flirman, Petersburg and
James River lan.llrics. merchandise and pu.
senfteif. Furman l.lne.
_?tKunboata, _
Baltimore Steam Packet Co
Equipped with wireless telegraphy
TO BALTIMORE AND THE NORTH VIA
. NORFOLK AND OLD POINT.
Leave Richmond Dally, lnc 'udtng Sunday, vis
N. & W. Ry. 3:10 P. lt.. Norfolk 6:20 P. M
C. *i O. Ry. l:Oo P. M . Old Point 7:10 P. M
O. D. S. 6. C? 7:00 P. M. (on* day la Nor?
folk).
Va. Nav. Co 6:10 A. U. (Monday. Wednes
day and Friday).
Ticket? at si' offices. For staterooms ap?
ply to H. M. BOYKl.N, Aga? t, 630 Eas, Mais
Street.
Pays
To keep hammering your proposition! And that is
how we account for the continued growth of this
Company. . . . New accounts arc being opened,
and we want others.
Line up with us?reader!
Personal accounts, subject to check, draw 3 per
cent.
Virginia Trust Co.,
Located in New Offices in Travelers Building,
1106 East Main Street
RICHMOND, VA.
Capital, One Million.
,000,000 Guarantee
Against\oss Offered bj the Stockholders to Depositors In the
NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA,
CAPITAL $1,200,000.
Incorporated 1865.
STOCKHOLDERS' LIABILITY $1,200,000.
SURPLUS .1600,000.
In addition, the stockholders have placed the management in the hands of the following Board
of Directors and Officers:
DIRECTORS:
E. B. Addison.
Ii. L. Bemiss,
T. H. Elicit.
H. Thco. Ellyson,
Geo. L. Christian,
T. A. Cary,
Carl H. Noltinf,
William T. Reed,
J. \V. Rothert,
Wm. Northrop,
T. C. Williams, Jr..
E. C. Laird.
Ino. Garland Pollard,
W. P. Glmn,
Eppa Hunton, Jr.,
R. G. RennaMs,
W. M. HaUJston.
B^Ln^.ArV^ord,
S. W. Travcm,
nc
G.Ttndey,
no. T. WUson,
as. A. Moncurtj,
no. Skelton Wulisms.
? D. WUlkm*.
OFFICERS:
W. M. HABLISTON, President.
JON. SKELTON WILLIAMS, Vice-Prealdent.
W. M. ADDISON. Cashier.
JOHN TYLER, Assistant Cashier.
J. M. BALL, Jr., Assistant Caahlar.
WILLIAM T. REED, Vice-Pre .Id en t.
O. S. MORTON. Assistant Cashier.
W. H. SLAUGHTER, Assistant Caahier.
ACCOUNTS SOLICITED.
3% Interest Paid in Savfinffs Department
It only takes one dollar to start
a savings account in this bank.
Manchester National Bank
^j&teainboat?
Chesapeake Steamship Co.
Ills new ships. "City of Norfolk" and "City
of Baltimore."
Equipped with wireless telegraphy. Tele*
phone aervltu throughout the ships. States*
rooms en suite, with baths. Prices from
76c. to Excellent meals, 75c
TO BALTIMORE AND THE NORTH VtA
- NORFOLK AND OLD POINT.
Lcn\o Richmond Daily via N. & V7. Ry.
3:0) p. m., Norfolk ?:13 p. M.
C &. O. Ry. 4:00 P. M. Daily, Old Point
;m p m.
O. D. S. S. Co. 7:00 P. M. Dally (one day In
Norfolk).
Vs. Nav. Co. 6:30 A. M. (Monday, Wednes?
day and Friday).
Ticket* at all offlcea- For stateroom.
appty to S. E. IiURGBSB, D. P. A., 910 Eaat
Main street, Richmond.
OLD DOMINION LINE.
Lv. nichrnond foot of Ash St. dally.7:00 P.M.
Leave Newport Now..6;00 A. M.
Arrive Norfolk.6:00 A. M.
Connect, with main line steamers leaving
Norfolk for New York dally except Sunday I
7:-.V I'. M. Comic?.lions also made by N. as'
W. Ry, 3 P. M. and C. si O. Ry. at 4 P. M.
Night Line steamers slop at Ciarcmont to
land or receive passengers on signal, and
will be met by nubile conveyance.
YIItlUMA NAVIGATION CO.?James River
b> du>:igbl for Norfolk and Old Point. New?
port New. and al: June. River landings. '
Steamer leaves Mor Wednpsdvy and I
Friday at 7:<s) A. M. Frtlgbi received tor,
all James River landings. 'PhoneMadison 174 |
Main Ticket Office. S21 E. Main Street.
Merchants and Miners Transportation Co.
Norfolk to Uiiston, Mass., and
Providence. R. L
steamers leavu Norfolk for Roston. Gun.,
Tues. and Frl.; for' Providence, Hon., Wed.
ujid Sat. at 6 P. M. Passengers and freight
taken fur all ..ew England poln- Tlckais
eu aale at . .:..e C. * O. Ry., 14. at W. Ry.,
S. 11 Bowman, 70s East Main, aod Rlebmood
iisutler Co.. ?-. Last Main.
"ASK MR. BOWMAN"
How to make the trip to EGYPT in 12
Days. Reservations arc now being mailc
to the Mediterranean and the ORIENT I
Sailing Lists for all lines. Gall for Beau- |
i it ull-, Illustrated Booklets. Rhone j
Madison 5154. S. H. BOWMAN, Agent,
7ua E Main Street, Richmond. Va
_ i^auroaos _\
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
N. D.?Following schedule figure, published j
as Information and not guaranteed:
6:10 A. M.?Dally?Local for Cnuriotte. Dur
ham and KaJelgn. 10:43 A. M.-Dally?Limit
id -Kor al! pulnis iruutli. Drawing Room
Buffet Sleeping far to A.hevllle. N. c, 3:04]
P M. Fx. Sun - Local for Durham and In
lermedlate stations. 6:00 P. M. Ex. Sun.?I
Keysvllle Local. 11:43 p M.-Datly?Limited
?For a:i points South. Pullman ready at
9:J0 P. M.
YORK RIVER LINE.
4:30 P. M.?Ex. Sun ?To West Pt., connect- |
Ing for Baltimore Mon., W?-d. and Friday.
4:00 A. M.?Ex. Sun. und 3:!3 P. M.?Mon.,
Wed. and Frl.?Local to West Point.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From the South: 6:5o A. M , 5 03 P. M.,
dally: S:40 A. M. Ex. Sun.; 15:58 Ex. Sun.;
S:00 P. M. dally. From West Point: 9:30 A.
M. dally; 11:35 A. M. Wed. and Frt; 4:26 P.
M. Ex. bun.
S. E. BURGESS. D. P. A.,
9:0 B. Main SI. "Phoii. Madison US.
RicMonifFreieilGtiVg & Potomac R. B,
TO AND FROM WASHINGTON AND BEYOND.
Loave Rlchmontl
?4.5U A rl. BjrdSt.SU.
?.i.lMX Main SI.Su,
?6.??() A.51. lijrd Sl.SU.
?7.30 A.ll. Main Mt. Sta.
?8.40 A.M. Bird St. Sta.
?12.01 noooBjrrdSt. KU,
J4.00 P.M. Brrd St. Sta
,4.10 I' M, Mi a Station,
??'-.13 P.M. Main SI. Sis.
?8.20 P.M. Brrifvit. Kta.
Arrive Richmond
?7.60A.M. BjrdHLSta,
.-11.A.M. nf,? station.
TlUt A.M. Bird st.sts,
?1.113 P.M. Main St. Sta.
?2.46 P.M. Bjr4 8t.SU.
?7.26 P.M. BrrdSt.SU.
?9.10 P.M. Bjrd St.SU.
??.40 P.M. MalnSt.RU.
?11.06 P.M. Main St. KU.
?12.50 night Brr<St.Sta.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS?WEEKDAYS.
Leare Brrd St. su. 1.30 P. H. for Frederiekabarg.
Leare Klba Su. 7.60 A. M.,0.30 P.M. for Asblana
Arrlte Byrd Nt.SU.8.35 A.M. from Fredericks!)'*.
ArrlTe Elba SU. 6.30 A.M.,6.30 P.M.from Ashlsnl.
?Daily, f Weekdays. ^Sundays only.
All train, to or from Byrd 8treet Station
(except train, leaving 4.50 a. m. aid arriving
11.50 night) .top at Elba. Tim. of arrivals and
departure, not guaranteed. Read the .1(0..
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
7:4? A.-1.0CSJ?Dally?Newport News.
r?.M A_Looai?Daily ? OO'vtlls. Ex. Sua.
Thurmond.
t?:0S A.?Exproa. -Dally?Norfolk. Old Pelat.
(10:00 A*?Local-4Dally?Lao-be, Lax. C. Stores.
?2:00 P.? Express? Dally?Cla.-1/vilfe.
14:00 P.?Express?Dally?Norfolk. N. NSwa
4:00 P?Local?Dally?N. News. Old Point.
6:16 P.?Local?Ilx. Sunday?Oordonsvlllo.
?4:16 P.?Local?Ex. Sunday?Lohbg. Natural
Bridge, Clifton Force.
??:tS P.?Limited?Daily?Cincinnati, Chloage.
?11:00 P.?Express?Dally?Cincinnati. I/rllla.
?Sleepers. tPxrlor cars.
TRAIN8 ARRIVE RICHMOND?Irtoai from
East: 5:2f A. m.. IM P. m. Tbrongo front
East: UitO A. m . 4:30 P. 4L
Looai Crom Waat: ??VW A. U., ?xW A. 1C
and T:1B P. M. Through: 1:W A. is., Si4f
P. M.
James River Line: ?*?:S6 A. IL, S:1S P. iL
??Daily axoept Suaaaw.
SEABOARD AIR LINE.
Southbound trains scheduled to leave Rich?
mond dally: 9:10 A. M.?Local to Norllna.
i::o P. M.?Sleepers and coaches, Atlanta,
Birmingham, Savannah, Jecksonvllis-^and
Florlda?polnU. 8:00 P. M ?sleepers and
coaches, savannah, Jacksonville and Florida
points. U:!3 P. M.?Sleepers and coaches,
Atlanta, Birmingham, Memphis and the
Southweatr- Northbound trains scheduled to
arrive In Richmond dally: 6:33 A. M.. 7:34
A. M.. 5:0S P. M.. 6:40 P. M. ._
kIciimund AND ?IIIESAFRAKB BAI
RAILWAY COMPART.
BohedttU of .lectrlo train, to and from
Ashland stopping at Intarmedlate stations
opon Btgaall LT. Richmond (Bro.d and
Laurel Sta). ?6:08, ?7:10. I:10b. ?:?, ?nail*.
M 10 A. M.i 1:10. 3:10. 1:10, ?:l?b, i:10. 4 M.
1:10, l:10B. 10:10. U:4S P. M. Ly^ A.hlaad,
?6:6?. 7b. ?. ?b. 10. "U A. M.. 11 M.. ?1.
?. s, 4, k>. ?, 7, 2, ?b. U P. ?L
?Daily except Bunder, ???unda?' only.
bCarrles baggerga
Although it docs not appear in our statement, we
have a most valuable asset in a hoit of fast, constant
and devoted friends, who are satisfied with the treat?
ment they receive from this bank. They are at all
times, in season and out of season, conveying the fact
of their satisfaction to others. We have room for
many new friends, and would like to add your name
to our list. Come in and talk the matter over with our
officers.
First National Bank
1104 East Main.
Capital and Surplus, $2,000,000.00
Are You in Touch With Your Bank
and Your Bank in Touch With You?
Arc your needs properly looked after? If not, we cor?
dially invite you to do your business with this Active,
Young, Progressive Institution.
Loans on Real Estate and Collateral.
Loans to merchants commensurate with responsibility
and standing.
WE WANT YOUR
BUSINESS, PERSONAL AND SAVINGS ACCOUNTS.
3 Per Cent. Interest Allowed.
Depository for the State and City.
Capital and Surplus,.$325,000.00
Bank of Commerce and Trusts
^iiraiiDmmaiJHTinfjm
INCORPORATED 1?332.
Seventy-nine Years In Successful Operation.
Virginia Fire and Marine
Insurance Co., of Richmond, Va.
ASSETS, $1,690,315.55
OFFICE. 1015 E.MAIN STREET
1865?Near Half a Century of Satisfactory Service?1911
Virginia State Insurance Co.
RICHMOND, VA.
Fire Losses Paid Exceed.-.$5,000,000
Surplus to Policyholders. $241,000
Reserves. $240,000
Keep Richmond's Insurance Money in Richmond.
Atlantic Coast Line
EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 14, Uli.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DA I LT.
For Florida, and South: 4:li A- M. and
T:% P. M., 1:00 A. 14.
For Norfolk: 9:00 A. M., 2:00 P. U., 4:1?
P. M.
For N. & W. Ry. West: 4:15 A. M., 10:00
A. M., 3:00 P. M., 9:20 P. M.
For Petersburg: 1:00 A. M.. 6:13 A. M.,
8:16 A. M., 9:00 A. M.. 10:00 A. IL, 8:00 P. M..
4:1? P. V.. 4:06 P. M., 7:36 P. M., 0:20 P. M?
11:46 P. M.
For Ooldsboro and FayettevlUe: a4:10 P. M.
Trains arrive Richmond dally: 4:40 A. M.,
6:40 A. M., 6:65 A. M.. ?8:37 A. M., "10:4a
A. M , U:*0 A. M., ?2:00 P. M . "1:40 P. M.,
6:06 P. M., 6:35 P. M., 8:00 P. M., 9:00 P. M.,
11:30 P. If.
?Except Bunday: "Sunday only.
Time of arrival and departure and con?
nections not guaranteed.
_C B. CAMPBBELU D. P. A.
Richmond & Petersburg electric Railway
Caus leave otuocbeater, deveDlb, satt trnttf
btreeis, for Petersburg i
t, 7, ?.. ?*, 19, 11. ?II A. If, S> Sj. *s> 4V t.
I "? -.46, H. X 6, ??. 1? P. M.
U:M P, *L for Cheater. U:00 midnight tor
Petersburg.
Cars leave Petersburg, toot et Sycamore
Street, for Maaoheatert
tt:16. 4:36. ??7:16. ?7:16. t-.sj, tits, ?10:44, 11:14
A. ?: U:S5. U.3J. >:?6. 4:4?. ?4:46. ?:*&, 4:6?,
?7:16, 6:96. 9:3?, ?10:40, 11:40 P. U.
tDally except Sunday and hoiiieya.
'Carries baggage and express.
??Limited, except Sundays an? holiday*.
All cars from Peters jutg eoaneot wltb
i cars for Richmond.
Pay your bills by check and
you'll always know where you
stand.
Commonwealth Bank
SUiOroaos.
i Norfolk and Western Railway
ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
Schedule in Effect October 2, 1ML
Leave Byrd Street Station. Richmond.
FOR NORFOLK: '?:00 A. M.. ?8:00 P. 41..
?4:10 P. M.
1 FOR LYNiCHDURQ .AND TUB WEST:
?4:16 A. .M , ?10:00 A. M.. ?J:00 P. M..
P. M.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: 11:40 A.
M., ?6:36 P. M., '11:80 P. M. From the Weet:
?0:56 A. M., a3:00 P. M.. bl:40 P. M.. ?6:06 P.
M . *?:00 P. M.
?Dally. aDally_ex. Sunday. bSunday only.
Pullman Parlor und Sleeping: Can. Cef<
I Dining Cars. C. H. eoslet,
D. P. a.. Richmond. Va.
W. b BBVILL, Q. P. a.. Roanoke. Va.
NORFOLK SOUTHERN
Lv. Norfolk: *8:? and ?11 a. M.. ?? P. Mm
for Eeatcrn Carolina and the South.
Lv. Raleigh: 6:15 A. M., |3 and ??:? P.M.,
for Raaiern Carolina and Norfolk.
Pullman Sleeping Care between Norfolk.
Raleigh; also Ooldeboro and Norfolk.
?Dally. tDally Ex. Sun.
r. D. lf.oranpe, o. a., American National
Bank. 'Phone Monroe 1687, Richmond.
?W. W. CROXTON. o. P. A.. Norfolk. Vd>

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