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New Y orK
Stock Market
New York. November 1.?It ban been
many weeks Blncu Wuil Street bus wit?
nessed an upward movement in stocks
which parallels that ot to-day. lie
ginning with th?i stroke of the Kons
winch signaled the opening ol the
market stocas were earned forward
Kteudllv to the Olid ot Ute ilay. '
The buying was aggressive through
out- United Stales ateel rose neariy
4 points to .'.ho-I: passing above the
llgure at which it closed lust I'hurs
uav. before hitng of the government
suit broke the mice to 5U
Lehlgn Val ey and American .Smelt?
ing ciaii gained 1 points. Cunauian
Pacific, '?< 3-s; Heading, is, and Union
Purine. - 7-s
fh? upward movement was ascribed
generally to heavy buying lor the long
account, owing to ine unexpectedly
good quarterly report of United States
biccl aud the government's attitude to?
ward i.'ic American Tooacco reorgani?
sation plun. .v Seconuary c.mse ot the
advance was the scramble ol tne anort
Interest to covei contracts. The de
indna from tins source was unusuuiiy
oxlensive. but in usuil was not suf?
ficient to uccoxiut tor uie course 01
prices. Th-_ United stales Steel re?
port indicated, to the minds of many
traders, that tne industrial siiutuiur
VVas not as hau as 11 hau been repre?
sented. Tin- prospect of a peaceful so?
lution of the tooacco company's dif?
ficulties wus seised upon as showing
that the position of corporations un?
der the Shormun iaW was Use- precari?
ous than hud been Imaglueu. Tne
combined effect of these two iniiu
checs was to tsnunge speculative ctnti
meht considerably.
An important development of the
Week as regards thu United States
Steel Corporation was u change in at?
titude ol the railroads, which indi?
cated that they have nearly reached
tin limit of the postponement ol
equipment buying. Seini-olllcial state?
ments were to tne effect that new or?
ders of the United Mate Steel Corpo?
ration last month were larger than
was expected a fortnight ago, prob?
ably ranging around l'?.OOO tons dully.
The September report of the New
York Central system helped to im?
prove sentiment. The increase in net
revenues of $1,363,000 was unexpect?
edly large. The Pennsylvania sys?
tem, on tht other hand, reported a
tshrinkhRt In net revenue of more than
?700,000. The strength of Minneapo?
lis. St, Paul und SaUH sie. Marls, '.???a*
explained by Its showing of an in
crease oi $340,009 In operating incom?
last month.
Call money touched per cent to
day for the hrst lime since Januui')
11). The advance in rates ..-as due lu
the requirements for November inter?
est .uui dividend disbursement, ;md the
temporary retirement of many banks
trom the market.
The bond market exhibited decided
firmness to-,lay, In line with tb? im?
provement in stocks Trading In
American Tooacco bonds fell off large?
ly, hut there was Incrcat" I business
in other Issues.
Total sales, par value. $4,640,000.
Unite.i States bonos unchanged on call.
Total sales tor the day, 910,100
shares. Including Sugar, 400; Tobacco,
?j.OO0: American Smelting. 'jV.uu?: a. C.
I... 1,600: Chesapeake and Ohio, i.TOO;
Uric, 23,600: UouisviiiK .,!mi Nashville,
1,000; Betiding, 141.S0O, Southern Hall?
way. 11,000; Southern, preferred, 1,000;
Union Pacific. 9S.uuu; United Slates
Steel. 35.500; Virginia-Carolina Chemi?
cal, 1,900; Ivehigh Valley, 24,000.
New York. November 1.?Money on
call steady. 2 3-8V3 per cent.; tuling
rate. 2 3-4; closing h'd, 2 T-S; offered at
::. Time loans easier; sixty days. 1-4
{?I.'. 1-2 per cent.; ninety days, J 1-M(
3 3-4: six months, i 3-4 i* 4. Prime mer?
cantile paper. -I 1-2'u 4 u-4 per cent,
sterling exchange steady, with actual
business in bankers' bills at $4.h37? for
sixty-day bills, and at $4.8685? $4.8690
for demand. Commercial bills, $4.83.
Bar silver. .".4 3-4. Mexican dollars, Iti.
BKMMOMl pTUCK MARKET.
By Richard W. Maun-,
fctoek and Bond B'ok?r. 1015 Main Street.
lnli.bAuTiwu ticntu neutnaunoucnauaaunu
Kichaiuinl. Va., Kovembar 1. 11*1'..
STATE SECURITIES U!<1. Alk.-il.
Vtrsinta 3s. Old.'Q- and It. I Sat:.. 47<? ...
\ .?. Centuries, - v. <,'? alid lt.. 1W>I. 47?? >??
CITS SECURITIES.
Richmond City is. lt., l^o-isuo. ;?s
Jtlch. City is. C. and It. iMs-lsi;. 9J
railroad :,6.nds.
A. C, L. lt. R. ('on. Tr. I p. c... K
?'. and o.j,<Se0'l M.. ti.'.n. IVK. lul
Ueorgla. Sou. and Pia., "lul5. 106
Norfolk - ?ml West. Ity. I?. law.... VS
Seahtjaid Air Line Is. 1K0. Sjyj ...
..-? aSo;t:d Adjustment fcs, 1910. S si
faouthern Railway l?t :.s, l?l. 10>
so. it Dev. and G. M. Is. IKS. VJ
street RAILWAY BONDS.
N"or. and Pf.rts Trac. Co, i-s. 1?:C. ...
Va. My. and Power Co. v.ct_ OS
STREET ItY. STOCKS'. Par.
Va. n.v. and Power ?'o. pfd....lOi> 7S\ (|
Va. Rjr. and Power Co. com_low i^ij
IlAII."UAD STOCKS. Par.
Atlantic Count Line com.IW 12?
Chesa.ieake and U?!'j.Iv) 7;
Norfolk and Western cum.|00 lua
Soutlum Railway pfd.100 71
.-.'URallui,> coin.. .100 r.O
BANK and TitUST co. liTUCK*.
American National.ju ...
Broad Street. m
Batik of Commerce and TrustS.lOO Mo
Elral National.-,w Sjf,
Merchants National.i>m 700
7,'atlonal Bank of Vlrclala. ...100 200
National Mat, and City Bank..lO0 im
Blatiteii National.Io0 754i
taxinifs Hank ol Richmond.... Jj ,2
L'nlon Bank o! RiehniouU. 50 U4 .".
Viralnla Trust Comoahv.100 160 ...
INSURANCE COM PA NI ES
Va. Plrr and Marine Ins. 16 70
Va. Htai# Insurance i?fd.\Z.W k\? ...
Va. state Iniurancit com.u.io lj'.t ...
MI 8CE1.ua n'eous.
Va-Car. Chem, j.f.i s p, fc.loa HS U7
yirgln|a>Car. Chem. com.too u
Va.-Car. Ca? ai. 1st Mori. .s. lev
Qumations for Interest-paying bonds hi?
at a price lo which Ititeresl ihut! t? added.
Income a i.'is and i:ritlflcatc* ?: Indebted
Uta are Uat.
BOND LIST.
Allla-Chalmen Sx ibldi. j,v
Ajncrlean Tobacco Company '?. f<!
American Tobacco Company it. IHM
Atlantle Coast /.in" Is. ?4 "
A. C. IJ.-l. und N. Is.
A. C It. lonv. Is i In Baltimore..' liw,
Norfolk and Western ?.ni. is. i?j^
Chesapeake and Ohio conv. |Vis. '.314
f><a!ir>ard ,\ir Line is ibid). itju
?<aboard Air Llni adj. 5s. m.i..
Southern Bell is. ?.?"
fieuther,.. rtailwaj ly.,.
Koulliern Railway ??.' " Ifli
United f<tat.?^ Si*. 1 (9.-,?1^
Va,-rBro?rn Bros ctf?.
Virginia.Car. ( hem. ?.o. :?*. ux.\
OPEN AN ACCOUNT WITH
The Union Bank
of Richmond
1101 east MAIN 81he VT.
??..00 MAKES a START t per
cent. interest
Official Range and Sale of Stocks in New York
Pales.
Stock.
By
Open.
u*i Allis-Chaltners .
300 Allls-Chnlmers. pfd.
16,000 Amalgamated Copper ?
Am. Akt. Chem., com.
I. rj>> Amor. Heel Sugar, com..
3.MW Amertcah Can .
2,000 American t'an, pfd.
II. li?1 .' :ncr. Car und foundry.
Am. Car and Found., pfd.
2,650 American Cotton t'H.
American Linseed on.
TOO American Locomotive ???
l";; Amor, Locomotive, |>f<I..
KM Amer, Malt Co., pfd.
(7.40U American Smelting .
I'?l American Sugar .
I.Q52 Amer. Tel, and Tel. Co..
193 American Tobacco, com..
2.030 American Tobacco, pfd..
(on Anaconda Copper
S.tcu Atchlson .
].:<" Mlantlc Coast Line. 126%
2n A. C. 1. of Conn. 440
2,500 Baltimore and e>iii?>. :<7%
2.2W) Brook 1> a Rapid Transit,
200 Central Leather, com ?
14,130 Canadian Pacific .
2,000 Chesapeake and Ohio?
1.003 Chicago ?Sreat Western..
10.200 Chi.. Mil. and SI. Paul....
>>T. Cruclblo Steel I'nr., com..
f0" Crucible Steel, pfd.
820 Chi. an 1 Northwestern... 115%
.V? Colorado Fuel ami Iron.. 3*>
Colorado and Southern.
7,223 t f?n soll da ted Gas . 138
Yn Delaware and Hudson... 164%
2>o Den. & Rio Grande, com.. 23*4
"V* Pen. & Rio Grande, pfd.. 4S%
1.200 Distillers' Sec. Cor.
22.SM) F.rie .
4,0? Lrle. 1st pfd.
100 Fed. Mln. and S:u.. pfd.;
?ort den. Electric .
3,800 Great Northern, pfd.
1.200 Great Northen, Ore Ctfs. 12%
2*0 Illinois Central .*. M?M
2,600 Interboro-Met. l*W
THOMAS BRANCH & CO., Bunkers and Broxers.
High. Low. Bid. Asked. Sales. Stock.
Closing
Open. High'
17?
43%
11%
n?%
133%
fa
lG63i
21
I Sid
l"e%
? 4%
32%
a'-"'*
IS'-i
100%
12 *' -.
10*;
:,??.
io%
HIM
I IN,
117 *
421
97%
34%
107?
128%
24u
?I
139%
19?,
no
10
74'l
2'i%
ij9%
164
23%
45%
?i%
33%
52%
I"*'-;
124%
42?;
139%
10'.?
PR
41%
?!%
Wl%
135%
111
9S?i
33??
100*4
126%
240
?7*,
74ti
21
Is' .
10?
10
74\
115<,
13S
I'M"
z?n
186
:*>?:.
S2H
49%
150?,,
124%
12
I39?4
14??
10
14*4
49
S7>
f.0
113%
43',
8%
:u*.
103
l?U
t?%
117
135%
410
|UT%
12714
11
I4'3
fd
19%
PI'S
10
I46V4
IStj
139
4S
31%
334
1S9%
3P
107'
21%
7*14
19%
II?
10%
76%
I49S?
SO
13994
i?r>%
2,250 Interboro-Met.. pfd. ...
Int. Mer Marine, com..
1011 lntern.itioii.il Paper ..
500 Internal. Paver. ,?fd- 45
700 ansas I'itv So., coin. 29
20,1)00 l., high Valley . PW
1,(00 Louisville * Nashville 14.X
Man lint tun .
2,100 Mo., Kan. and Texas... :;l
100 MO., Kan. and Tex., pfd
3,100 Missouri Pacific .
:t?i National Lead .
2.900 New York Central.
1.000 N. Y.. Ollt. and Western
1.900,Norfolk and Western...
r..'".'?i Northern Pacific .
7<*) Pacific Mnil .
4.200 Pennsylvania .
iV,0 People's I las .
100 1'resse.i Steel Car.
Pressed Steel Car, pfd.
:/ji itv. st'-ei Spring, com..
li:t.loo Reading .
I.MW Republic Iron and Steel
2.001 Kepir'allc I. and S., pfd .
5.0X' Rock Island .
?J.ST/' Rock Island, pfd .
SHss-Sheffleld .
10
It' f.
45%
105%
39
PIS
117:'i
30
103?
80T4
140
1!?\
12,?00 Southern
17.iwi Southern
1.0M Southern
7 Standard
1.7m Tennessi
I'.I'IIIC .
Railway
Hallway,
Oil .
Copper
pfd.
I09T*
29?,
701
fi21 *
34*.
31%
19%
150?J
124%
42%
140%
If.
29%
14'.l
46%
lo^,
AO
10814
) 19%
"01,
123%
10.;%
31
112%
201,
HIN
621
25%
BW Texas Pacific . '.'?>
L00.FOU :"n!on Pacific . 1*1%
1.901 fnlted States Rut-ber.. 42'?
331.4"! Cnlted Stiles Steel..., 55*i
?l.-Wi fnite,i States Steel, pfd I??".'?
1,900 Va.-Csr Chemical . 4si;
Va.-Car. e"heni.. pfd.
Wafbnsh .
101 Wabash, pfd. 25%
pyi Western Union . 7S% i?'i
net) Pitts. Coal, com. IX 181
Va. Ry. ?- Power, com.
Vu. Ry. & Power, pfd.
Total sales for day.
Total sales for week (three days)
160*4
43*i
C$tg
insu
4S',
' 25%
Low. Bid. Asked.
Closing
13 W.Vfc 45%
?4 *
10
15'.
J9t.j
II =S,
4P;
105%
39
I0S
117?
"0%
27',?
iff-V
2f>'h
4S>,
109%
29%
10%
164%
42's
I08W
47?(,
mi
.'II?
15
106%
:".i7k
lost,
119
30'?
I
IMS
31%
94%
27U,
112!;
20%
79'(.
23*i
r.o
020
l<vil,i
43Vj
10<i',
47%
12V4
7R4
IX IS',
39
79%
941.t700 shares.
I.9S2.200 shares.
Wnbasli deb. is.
Wabash-Pllls .-If. isl ii. '"'? ,
Panama new 3s <bldi. IOJ.il
COTTON MARKETS. i
New York. November 1.?After an earl> [
sharo advance In resnons? to steadv cablet
snd cnld weather news from the Western
bt'.t the cotton market turned ouUter and
gradually worked off a little under Me crop
estimates, closing steady at an advance ol
Kftfi points, but from .". to v points undet
the best prices of the day. The market ]
opened steadv at a genrral advance of 3(J
10 points and made further calns of about
0 points on near months and S'n.t points on
later positions. Tho Dort receipts wert
rrfueh lighter to-doy. due to the fact that
the end of the month shipments had been
filled. A local crop authority was out with
a statement that <f> per cent, of the crop
had been picked, that frost was not likely
to Injure cotton and that the South was
holdlntr more freelv.
Receipts ut the ports to-day were 58.318
bales against 73,551 last week und 53.65.1 Inst
year. To-day's receipt? ut Now Orleans
b:ilc* acnlnsi 11.AH. laut year, and all
Houston 17.S95 bales a fa Ins t I0.7M last year.
Cotton futures Closed slendv:
Open. High. bow. Close.
Januar v .t.X> 9.03 $.92 8.99
Fci.i nary . 192 . 9.os
March . 8.10 9.14 9.0.1 9.09
April .,. 9.15
May .9.1? 9.24 9.14 9.:?
June . 9.25
Juiv .?.27 9.31 9.23 9.30
August . 9.21 9.21 9.25
September . 9.22
October . 9.M
November .9.00 9.00 9.0.1 9.<S
December . MS 9.2s 9.17 9.21
Spot cotton closed dull; middling upluuds.
9.40s inlddllnc gulf, 9.55: sales. 200 bales.
I'otton. dull: middling. 9.45; gross receipts.
4,739 i.iilcs; sales. Ivtt bales; tock. 86,719 bales;
export Coastwise, 1.911 bales.
Total to-day at all ports?Net receipts.
83.31,; bates; export to Oreat Britain. 87,8711
bales; to France, 10.0M bales; to the Conti
nent. 54.91! bales; stuck. 827,664 bales.
i.'onsolld.'ited ut all ports ?Net receipts.
:-.41.92? bales; export lo.Uracl Britain, 109.1-1
bales; to Prance, M.27S bales; to the Conti?
nent, ll.'.31s bales; to Japun. :,4tC bales; to
Mexico. 1,100 bales.
Total since September I at all ports?Net
receipts, 2.ns.1.ii47 bales; export to Great
Britain, 1,104,891 bales; to France, 313.501
hales; t0 the Continent, 999.S07 bales; to
Japan. 3:.;i9 bales; to Mexico. 1,750 bules.
New Orleans. November l.e-eipot cotton
linn sn.ri unchanged; middling, ??,?'?; sales
on sp.,1 13; bales ami 3,CM to arrive. Future,
market closed to-day?holiday.
I LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS.
1 (Furnished by Levy 1 ommlsslon Co., Com?
mission Merchants, Richmond, Vs.
Rlehinond. "a.. November 1. Kdl
1 ACTUAL WHOLESALE FLOTATIONS OF
.MAltKLT.
LIVE poultry.
I Turkeys, choice, large. 16 3. ig
Chickens, choice, email, lb.... Ijp :j 14
[Chickens, choice, medium, ' If. 'if 13
' Chickens, large, lb. (q 13
Hens, Is.,. \
Koohters, each. 30 3a
Ducks, large, young, lb.. .... 13 <\j) 14
Ducks, small, young, lb. il :g 12
BGG8? Crated.
In crates, nearby, fresh, doz. 'g 26
In crates, other sections, dos, 0 2{
I Guinea 1 ggs. doz. iji 14
UUTTKft
Family, choice, fresh, )b. '.o ctf 22
Merchants', ialr, lb. $
LIVE .STOCK.
Veal-, choice to fancy, lb.... 7*0
Veais, pu?i to lair, lb. v e>
Calves, runners, it,. t>Vi?* ?H
Sheep, lb. 3 Ss 4
l.ainns. bpiuifc, lb. t ti 6
Caii.., fair 10 priute, lb. 3 ?? &Vj
lio^r. lb. ??? .1 7
CO UN ThY-CUREI) BACON.
Ham:, will smoked, small, lb 21 a 23
Hams, well 31110.1--u. large, lb. Hi %t 20
Sloes, wei; shioked, lb. ^ is
Shoulders, wed smoked, ib.... ?4- ij
deer,
Whole, ib. 12 ist u
HIDES.
Dry flint, lb. ? 18
Dry sail, lb. it 1?
Green, salt, lb. & liy.
Green, lb. tu lui,
Green, damaged, lb. 4 ^ V
lunow . . 10 6
UvesWSX . it 2&
WOOL
Bright, No. .'. Idbwssneu, Ib.. 44 23
, unwashed, iree ol burrs.. 19 .'0
., utiWSSlieU, .iglttl) burly. w Is
unwastiua, nivuiutu uurry hi is
|Cb., uuMuaiieu. uesvy burry., ^ u
Ui?CELLANEOUS,
'Onions, dry, bin. dj 2.25
1 oiaiues, irisn, .',0. 1,
Uyi uu.>. J55 .<i 2.40
Alii/ivS, ulil. ou <u *?0
NEW MJIllv PRODICE MARKET.
101k, .voveiilber I. ? Kiuur?wuu-i and
! lOWei lo-ua>', ii>? 1'.our uilb uueKWiieat
r."i,r wii.iM. nye?Ulli?. ? i.rnnieai uuu
iiaiiei ntuailj 1 v tie?i~Easy; .\... .' re-u,
I >i7|C, eicvuavi, cxpol t uSsiS, and Ssi4C. *,. o.
b. slloat, opiams * ?oaeu *se. net lower, lie
tern.'ei. May, |i.uo)? Corn-Easy.
.w>. . expurt, (?viv. noniiuui, 1. e b. Sii?At.
Options iioiiuiiui. Gate Quiet, OpUUns
liellllllUl.
1 ,?!k and iieet-Slekd). Lard?Firm, l'o
troiiiunt .ma 1 iiilou*?MvSdy. >ieiasses und
li. ..01.. l\ 001 - .^lliet. Ilosill-?ejuiet.
1.11 pent,at-?Easy, nutiui?Raw uuu reiined,
<iuiet. ? once?-r'uturvs civsctl stsady ut J
p...mis dcelifiu to .0 polios auviiiicf. Spot
in. in; Rio, .no. 7. 15 lie.; f-anlos. No, I, Itljc.,
[ nino. quiet; 1 'irtou, W?*;?c. nominal.
Butter. 1 neese ai.o .-.?igs?11r.11. Potatoes?
[irregular; rlainc oiik. |I.lj?li'.W; niaic, in
[ouik. per 111) |iuo:ius, Yi.itit j.to; ?outnern,
second crop. |j>i ...?.,; Southern sweets, yel?
low, burr.,, 4l.o04j2,2i. Cabbages?Easy j
red. ton. list)22.00; Danish seen. |l?Vl?.yif,
1 r'reighis and POsnUti?Uiieiiuiiged.
? otionseed oil was hlsner on llghi crude
ofterings, the Dig sdvanee m isrd. covering
I of shorts and local biilj supfiort. spot
closed 1 points highest and luturea 5ylS
points higher; November, ?1Q:? t,^, Decem
l.er, bf?,i9'| Isnusry, :,.*Sii,s.6e,; February,
?.. 1 >.47j March, 5.89 u ,'?.",?; prune cruue,
[ 4.40(2 4.17; prime summer, yellow, iXi'itl.'.:,
[prime winter y.lllow., ?'.Yt bid; prime sum
111(1 white, i.tijtitl.ap..
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Chicago, 111., November 1.?Wheat re?
bounded to-dae after being for a time de?
moralised, owing to huge sales by n house
that has be, ti Identified with rtie leading
bull Clique; llep,.rts of export flour sales at
Toledo helped 1 aus. the rully. <tos;ug
tlgur..? were U0 Uc tirt lower, but firm.
Corn finished unctiunged to a sliude t.p.
oata either not filtered '? '?'"? higher, und
hoc products at 23tfc. td CTVJfl'SSc. advance*
The leading lutures ranged as follows: I
Open. High. L,o>v. Close.
WHEAT?
Dee. 96 t4'i 91?, 96<4 I
May . 1.01*4 1.03 l.^i 101?'
July . ?Ii MH 91?? ?H|
CORN?
nee..s:s can 6:<i ?
Mrv . OlVtr ?'> *P? 11
Jufv ..'. 647. "Ml. ?OT c
OATS?
Dec. 15*? 1?% 1
Mav . 4S?i 4?H ?V; ?V.
luly . ?:.?? *< ?Vi ??'?!? I
MESS PORK ? Per bbl.
Jan.15.65 15.92 If..IT 15.1
Mav .'..15.75 1?.W 15.70 16.1
LARD?Per ion lbs.
Nov.V7 ? 00 8.7r. o.i
Jan.S.?7 0.? S.92 0.1
May . 9.10 9.35 9.20 9.:
SHORT RIBS?Per 10? lbs
Jan.S.10 S.'.'S 6.01 s.:
May . S.3! M0 S 17 S.M j
Receipts?Wheat, t;s.?ro bushels: cera, ?
004 bushels; oats. 3SS.O00 bilshols. Shipments!
?Wheat, aS.000 bushels, vorn, 90.OA? bushels;
oats. I5S.OO0 outhels
'"ash grain closed: W heat--No. - red.
KU JSC.: No. 3 red. ?I'<1 96e.; No. ! hard
Hill.06; No. 3 hard. MctAtl.01; No. 1 north- ;
era, $l.0SQt.tl; No. 2 northern. Sl.os? 1.(6; -
No. 2 northern. 11.05U I.OS: No. '-' spring. i
11.01? 1.06; No. 2 spring. $1(11.01; No. l'
spring. ??:,e'it?l; velvet .-hall. !?5c?MI.0.V du-j
ruin, SJc'h SI. 05. l orn-No. 2. 73 ll'73?; No. I
- white. 7le.; No. 2 yellow. -a 71!I.-.; No.
3. 7:'-''i TIt'te.: No. 3 new. 67e.; No. :t whiter
J3Vs 71c.: No. 4. Tt'^tjTSUci: No. i new. SSSJ I
?V.; No. i while." 71\?7.le.: No 1 white, j
new, 63 ft 65c.. No. 2 yellow. 71c.: No. I yel?
low. 7'.'\ 73c.; No. I yellow, neu. Mfjfi?c. '
Oats- No. 3 white. 17 V li??e.; No. 3. |S\c.i|
No. 3 while. Iiiw ig'-je.; No. I white. 15'l
Mite.. atandard, H\i,m tSe
Baltimore. Md.. November I?Wheat?Ess-1
ler; s|iotK contract. 95Hc.; southern on'
grud.. '.'.VitfMe. Corn?Easier- spot, con
Iracl, 774<-. c>uta?Unsettled; No. 2 white,
6014c. a?ked. Rye-Firm; No. 2 western, ;
doincstle, II.06.
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va.. November 1. 1911.
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS ON 'CHANGE. I
WHEAT- Car lots.
No. 'i red, Weste-rn. 4j>| 1.0J
No. 2 red, Virginia. q 1.05 j
No. 3 red. tf 1.04 I
.'Irglnia. hag lots. 90 fl 1.04
I Virginia, La, lots ((or seed) 1.00 a 1.00 1
;uitN?Car lots.
No. 2 white. g> |3 j
No. J white. a s:'j
No. 2 mixed. S1V?3>
No. 3 mixed. SI if
Virginia, bag lots. SI f si
oATS?Car lots.
No. 2 mixed. ?Hie
No. 3 mixed. 11 'i
No. 2 white. MVilf
No. 3 white. HliO
Winter seed, bag >ots. 6* 68
IIVE?Car lots
No. B.........; 9 1.06
'-No. s. 0 e> 1.03
Virginia, bag lots. i.00 a 1-04
RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
Richmond. Va., November ;. 1911.
The quotations are as follows:
No. 1 Timothy. O 23.5?
No. 2 ristiihy. ttt 22.60
3 Timothy. 11.00 et
Light Clover, mixed . (1 22.60
No. 1 CloVer. mlxod . V 21.60
. 1 Clover. O 20.00
No. 2 Clover, mixet. 11.00 u 1J.0U
No. 2 Clover. 17.00 tr
STRAW?Compressed . 10.00 it 10.50
Loose-pressed, lame bales.. 10.00 0 11.00
EHUCKS?Compressed . Nominal
resents contents and thus . void r. .ectlons.
i'hls market grades hair n accordance
I with the rules ot the Nations, Hay Associa
C'ompressed. !arge hales. Nominal
Load your cars so that hay at doors rep
lion.
CATTLE MARKETS.
Chicago. 111.. November I.?Cattlo?Re?
ceipts 17.1SJ0 head. Market strong to l?e.
higher. Reeves. *4.C0'a 9.11; Texsts steers.
14.1095.90; 'Western steers, $1.11 It 7 .'5. stnek
ers and feeders, IJ.?0QS6.75; ??, und hell?
ers. |2f)6.0O; calves, $5 / n.tv.. Hogs?Receipts
I 29.000 heart. Market 6?10r. lower. Light.
' ?.-.:?:. ??5 2.-.; mixed. tl 65 ft 6.40; heavy, J.S.nS?
I $.40; rough, $S.65(jiS.S0; good to choice heavy,
I5.t066.f0: Plata, i3.7iw 6.(0: bulk of sales.
I <'?/?'. a c...'. Sheep?Receipts 28,00 head. Mar
I Uet 20?30c, higher. Native. $2.263 3.S5;
j western, $': iou :;.no. vsarUnsja. i ? :f i -
j lambs. 13.7596.10; western. $466.00.
Ne? York. November l.?Beeves-Receipts
i 1,873 lieinl steers, J4.25ft 7.75; bnils. ?3 Zj i.""> ;
(-.?.?= 11.6094.60, Cttive??Receipts 5.S5S head.
Veals. $6 ?i 10.00: culls. f Iii 6.00: Krassere and
feeders. 13.50:8 5.00: culls. 12.50? 3.(0; west?
erns, f l.50$i 6.25. Bhtep a?d Lambs-Re
celpla i.Vf> head. Sheer. H303.6O: culls.
31.50; lambs. }V75?6.00; culls. I1C4.50. HiigH
?Receipts S.S50 head. Market lower at 36.50 :
r<l 6.76.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Richmond. Vs., November 1, 1911.
Quotations on the Richmond Tobacco Ex?
change:
BROWN SHIPPINO?REORDERED.
Lugs .? ???? ?* S 7I
bhort leaf. ?.00 ? 10.50
Long leaf.tt-OU ?' 13.50
tvrapytra .u.oo e 15.00
BRIGIITS.
(SMOKERS?Common . 7.00 O S.60
Medium . ?.00 C 1LO0
Pine .?-?O ? 13.00
CUTTERS?Common . 12.00 9 13 00
Medium . M.W ? 16 60
Fins . 17.00 e la.50
Fancy .I?M tf 20.00
FlLLcRS?Common . 6.10 <l H-00
Medium .il.vC W 12.00
t;ood. -' O ?.60
Fine . 1*00 ?1
IVItA PPERS?Con.iuon . 15.? O H.t?
Medium . 16.00 <* 20 00
Good . *?.?? if 30.?
Fills .33.50 V 37.60
Fancy . 6U.U0 <* ?5 ?? !
SUN-CURED -NEW.
Lufis. common to good. 6.60 j
Lugs, good to prime. 1.60 u 5-iO I
Short leal.?. ?.IW 'J It.00
Long leaf. ll.vv '3. 14.W
Wrappers . U.W 'i 26.l"u |
Primings . i.?i t?
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS,
PEANUT MARKET.
(Reported by Rodgers, McCabe ? Co. i
Petersburg. Va.. November I.-Peanuts.~
Spanish?New Spanish arriving, n? demand,
buy.-ry offering SOc. : old tarmers' stocu oi
Spanish exhausted. Virginias?Fancy stock.
t1? 9 per pound; extra prime. Ic. |>ei
pound, prims, ?vae. Per pound; niachlnt '
picked. JViyiv. per pound.
I DRY GOODS MARKET.
New York, November 1.?Active buying
continued ut the auction sale of r.arpcts
during the day, and prices held well. It
was announced that the Pago mill, of New
Bedford, l.soo looms, will stop .for an In?
definite period. Cotton goods are being
bought in modorato quantities at easing
prices.
-
NAVAL STORES.
Wilmington. N. C, November 1.? Splrlte
Turpentine?Steady ut IJ4?c. Rosin?Re?
ceipts 16 barrels. Tar?Firm at $1.30; re?
ceipts 50 barrels Crude Turpentine?Firm
at $3.S5'g 1.60; receipts 7 barrels.
Savannah, Ga.. November 1. ?Turpentine?
Firm at 45<<j45:ic.: salen 131 easks; receipts
930 casks: shipments 69 $1jYJ; -sloe.. fUJAn
I casks. Rosin ?Firm. sines 1.973 barrels; re
c el pit 2..-;r barrels; shipments 233 barrels:
stock 34,316 barrels. Quoto. B, |6.16; 11.
??.24?; E. ?6.27'i.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF RICHMOND. NOVEMBER 1, 1?H.
ARRIVED.
Stamer Rerkcley, Shelly. Norfolk, mer?
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Aurora, Furman, Petersburg and
James River landings, merchandise and pas?
sengers. Furman Line.
SAILED.
.-learner Rerketcy, Shelly. Norfolk, mer?
chandise nnd passengers, Oid Dominion Line
I Steamer Pocahontas, Graves, Norfolk and
James River landings, nierehandltv sjss?
j passengers, Virginia Navigation Company.
Steamer Aurora. Furman. Petersburg and
I James Iclver landings, merchandise, and pa a
! gangers, Furman Line.
The Confederate Museum
TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETS.
OFEN V A. M TO 6 P. IsL
THE HAMILTON
Fourteenth and K Sts., N. W.,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
A seleet familv and transient hotel, con
! veniently located: thoroughly comfortable
' and homelike. Good table. American plan.
Rates S2.50 up per day. Send for booklet.
IRVING I). BALL. Prop.
In the antiquated idea that business will come with?
out urgent invitation. If we had sat still and said
nothing our deposits would never have climbed
from $123,000 to over $1,250,000 in two years.
Now to the point:
Since moving to new quarters, four days ago, a
number of new accounts have been opened, AND
WE WANT OTHERS. Will the reader accept the
cordial invitation to put his name on our books?
Personal and Inactive accounts, subject to check,
receive 3 per cent, on daily balances.
Virginia Trust Co.
Travelers Building, 1106 E. Main Street,
RICHMOND, VA.
Capital One Million Dollars
Atlantic dtp fcettorta
GALEN HALL
Atlantic City.
Motel and Sanatorium,
With it* elegant .iotnforts. Its tonic
an,l curative baths and superior table
and .service, is an Ideal place for fall
and winter. Always open. Always
ready. Always busy.
K. I,. Vounsr,
General Manager.
$?oielfcV__
Table d'llotc Dinners) Saturday
and Sunday evrnlnttn, U to 0 o'clock,
91..VI rach.
THE JEFFERSON
Richmond, Va.
The most magnificent hotel In the
South. European plan. Rooms single
and er. suite, with und without baths.
Spacious sample rooms.
Rate. $1.60 per day and upward.
The Valentine Museum
ELEVENTH AND CLAV STREET'A
Opsn dally from 10 A. M. to f P. at.
a?.?!..>? '-'6c Free >o -enniivi
Atlantic Coast Line
EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 1?, 18U.
TRAINS LEAVE H1C1IMOND DAT LT.
For Florida and South: 8:18 A. M. sad
7:38 P M.j 1:00 A. M.
For Norfolk: 0:00 A. M., 2:09 P. If., tilt)
P. M.
For N. & W. Ry. Welt: 8:16 A. M.. 10:00
A. M.. 3:00 P. M.. 9:33 P. M.
For Pctorabure: 1:00 A. M.. 6:U A. M..
8:13 A. M-. 8:00 A. M . 10:00 A. M., 3:00 P. M..
1.10 P. M . 6:CC P. M . 7:33 P. M., 9:20 P. M..
11:46 P. M.
For Goldabor,, and Feyettevllle: ?4:10 P. M.
Traiua arrive Richmond dally: 4:40 A- iL,
8:40 A. M.. 6:ij A. M.. 'i:37 A M.. "10:4i
A. M . 11:40 A. Mi, *::00 P. M.. ?Ut? P. M..
6:CC P. iL. 8.35 P. M.. 8:00 P. M . 9:00 P. M..
11:30 I*. M.
?Except Suudayr ??Sunday only.
Time of arrival and departure and con?
nections not cuaranteed.
C. S. CAMPBBBLL. D. P. A
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
N. It.- Following s.-hedulr figures published
as information and not guaranteed:
<:10 A. -M.?Dally?Local for Charlotte, Dur?
ham and Raleigh. 10:43 A. M.?Dally?Limit?
ed- For all points South. Drawing Room
Buffet Sleeping Car to Ashevllle, N. C., 1:0*
1' M. Ex. Sun.--Local lor Durham and In?
termediate stations, c.i.) I'. M. Ex. Sun?
Keysville Local. !l;tl P M.-Dally? Limited
?For all points South. Pullman ready at
9:30 P. M
YORK RIVER LINE.
4:30 r. M.?Ex. Sun ?To West Pt.. connect?
ing for Baltimore Mon.. Wed. and Friday.
6:W A. M.-Ex. Sun. and 2:15 P. M.?Moo.,
Wed. and Frl.?Local to West PolnL
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From the South: 6:i0 A. M.. 8:05 P. IL,
dally; S:I9 A. M. Ex. Sun.; \2:U Ex. Sun.;
2:00 P. M. dally. From West Point: 9:80 A.
M. dally; 11:30 A. M. Wed. and Frf.: 4:23 P.
M. Ex. Sun.
S. E. nUROBSS. D. P. A.,
9:0 E. Main St. 'Phone Madison 415
Uiiasapeake & Ohio Railway
ISM a.?i-oeai?Dally?Newport News.
|8:80 A.?Local_Dally ? Cb'vnie. Ex. Sua.
Thurmond.
r?.W A.?Express?Dally.?Norf elk. Old Foist,
110:00 A*?Looal?eDelly-UMt, Lex. C Fferge.
1 H P.?Express? Dally?Cle.-L vllle.
<< .oo P.?Express? Dally?Norfolk. N.
l:M P?Local?Dally?N, Mewa, Old Point.
8.1* P.?L?ca.; -Jtx. Sunday?Oordonavllle.
?6ilt P.?Looal?Bx. Sunday?Lchbg. Natural
Bridge. Clifton Forge.
?8:88 P.?Limited?Dally?Cincinnati, Chicago.
?U;W P.?Express?Dally?Cincinnati. L'ville.
?ti,lepers. IParlor cars.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND?Doosl from
East: 8:28 A. M., T.8C P. M. Tbrougb frera
East: 11:20 A. M , 8:8? P. at.
Local from West: "8 30 A. at-. 8:84 A M.
and 1.1* P. M. Through: 1:00 A M.. 2:41
P. M.
James Rlrer Dine: "t K a. at.. ?:U P. M.
"Duly ?xeept SuncA?.
Riciimo?u, Frefl6rictel),ji & Potomac R. R.
TO AND FROM WASHINGTON AND BEYOND.
Leave Richmond | Arrlre Hichmond
?4.601.11. Bjrd St.Ms.
?6.43 A.M. Main St.hu.
?fi.ai A.M. Byrd Sl.su.
?7.2,-1 A.M. Main St. SU.
?8.10 A.M. Kyrd St. Ms.
?12.01 noon Brrd St. Su.
14.00 P.M.Bjrd St. Sts
M.1S P.II Klba Station
?6.15 P.M. ItslnSt.su
?8.20P.M. BjrcfWt. Su.
?J.60 A.M. IljrdHt.su.
1l.?6 A.M. Ulm Station,
il 1.35 A.M. Brrd St. su.
?1.12 P.M. Haln6t.SU
??.46 P.M. Bjrl St.SU
?7.X5 P.M. BjrdHl.HU.
'0.10 P.M. Bjrd St.Sts.
?9.40 P.M. Malnit.SU.
?11.06 P.M. Mslo8t.su.
?12.60 night BrrdSt.SU.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS?WEEKDAYS,
bears Brrd St. su. I .no P. H. for Frederiefcabarir.
Leare Elbs Sta. 7.60 A. H.,8J50 P. M. far Ashland
Arrire Bird 8t.8u.8.i? A.M. from Fredericks!)'*.
Arrlre Kliia Su. 6.80 A.M.,6?10 P.M.from Asblsnl.
?Daily. tWeekdays. JSundnye osly.
All tralaa to er from Byrd Street Btatieo
(except trains leaving 4.30 a. m. and arriving
ia.50 night) atop at Elba. Tlma of arrival! and
departures not guaranteed. Road the slf as.
Richmond & Petersburg Electric Railway
uara i?>e Maiucueeier, Ssvaotb txaH Peres
?Heute, lor Petersburg:
?8, 7, 8. ?8. 10. 11. '12 A. IL. X, t, ??. 4. 8,
?6:41, *6. 1. 8. ??, It P. Id.
11:00 P. if. for Chester, 12:00 midnight tmt
Petersburg.
Cars leave Petersburg, foot *t Aycemere
aieei, for Mancheitar:
18:18. 6:3a. "7:18. IM. ?.?86. ?:IS, ?10:8?, 11:88
A. M . 12 26. ?1:18 . 2:86. 1:88. '4:38. 4:26, 8:26.
?7:38. 6:38. 9:38, *10:40, U:4t P. it.
tDaiiy except Sunday and holidays.
?Carries us {gage snd express.
??Limited, except Sundays and holidays,
All ears from Petersburg connect srlth
Ait lor Itlehmond.
Norfolk and Western Railway
ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
Schedule In Effect October If, 1811,
Leave Byrd Street Station. Richmond.
I FOR NORFOLK: ??:(? A. M.. ?3:00 P. M ,
?1:10 P. M.
FOR I-YN^HBURG AND THE WEST:
?6:15 A. it., 'lO-.OQ A. M.. '3:00 P. M.. ?8:201
P. M.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: ?11:40
M., ??:S5 P. M.. Ml:30 P. M. From the Woat:
??:io A. M.i o2:00 P. M? bl:40 P. M., ?8:06 P.
81., ?9:00 P. M. *
?Dully, a Dally ex. Sunday. bSunday only. I
Pullman Parlor and Sleeping Cars. Cafe
. Dining Cars. C. H. BOSDET.
D. P. A.. Richmond, Vs.
W. B. BEVILL. O. P. A.. P.oannka. Va.
8EABOARD~ATR LINE.
Southbound trains scheduled to leave Rich?
mond dally: 9:10 A. M.?Local to Norllns. I
1:10 P. M.?Sleepers and coaches, Atlanta,
Birmingham. Savannah. Jacksonville and
Florida points. 9:60 P. M ?Sleepers and
coaches. Savannah, Jacksonville and Florida
points. 11:73 P. M.?Sleepers and coaches,
Atlanta, Birmingham, Memphis and the
Southwest. -Northbound trains scheduled to
arrive In Richmond dally: 8:82 A- M.. 7:22
A. M . 8:05 P. M.. 6:40 P. M._
UKUHONb ?ND cnESAPEAiUr. BAU
RAUL WAV COMPANY.
Sehedu:? of ?lectrlo trains to and from
Aahland. stopping at Intermediate stations
opon signal: Lv. Richmond (Broad sad
Laurel sts... *?:08, ?7:10. 3:10b, 9;H>, ?18:10,
I ?1:10 A. if.; 1:10, 2:10, 1:10, 4:10b. 6:18. 0:10,
,7:10. t:16b. 10:10. 11:46 P. if. Lv. Ashland,
?8:68, 7b. ?. ?b. 10. *'U A M.. IS iL, ?i.
It, t. 4. 6b. ?. 7, R, lb. 11 P. K.
?Dally except Sunday. ??Ouodty enly.
bCsrrlos baggage*
_Jln&nt'.?l_JT?wuuJitf._
Are You in Touch With Your Bank
and Your Bank in Touch With You?
Are 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
Our Friend
Although it does not appear in our statement, we '
have a most valuable asset in a host 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
fttcamboal?
The Royal Mail Steam Packet Co.
W To Glorious
Tike Your
Anlomtbile
With You
J
amaica
$85.50 Round Trip
The most magnificent roads for
the motor enthusiast; through
luxuriant tropical scenery that
Is without a parallel anywhere.
DRIVE YOUR CAR TO THE PIER
Kor $-.'. additional to your fare,
it will be transported to Ja?
maica and ready for your use
a few hours after you arrive.
?? FOR PARTICULARS.
SANDERSON * SON. firm. Vitt?., 22
State St., N. V., or any Steamship
Ticket A Kent.
Samuel H. Bowman, 70$ E. Main St
Baltimore Steam Packet Co
Equipped with wireless telegraphy.
TO BALTIMORE AND THE NORTH VIA
NORFOLK AND OLD POINT.
Leave Richmond Dally. Including Sunday, eta
N. * W. R?. l:M P. M . Norfolk t.M P. u
C. ?V O. Ry. <:M P. M., Old Point 7:10 P. M.
O. D. 8. 8. Ca. 1* P. IL tons eay la Nor?
folk).
Va. Nav. Co. I:M a. U. (Monday. Wsdas*.
day and Frlsay).
Tickets at all offices, For staterooms ap?
ply to H. M. BOVK1N. Agent. 1!? East Vlala
?treat.
Tnnrs Inc. Hotels, shore Excursions, Low?
est Rates.
Twin Screw 8. S. "Bermudlan,?' 6S30 ions,
sails November 1st, llth, IJd. and December
Id. Bilge keels: electric fans; wireless tele?
graphy. Fastest, newest and only Steamer
landing passengers at the dock In Bermu?
da.
For illustrated pamphlets apply to A. E.
OITRRBRIGE ? CO., Aaenfs, Quebec S. S.
Co., Ltd.. 79 Broadway, New Tork, or any
Tlrket Agent, or Qnabec ft. 6. Co., Ltd.,
Ouehec, 8. II. Bowman, 70S E. Main St.,
Rirhmond, Va.
Chesapeake Steamship Co.
Big new ships. "City of Norfolk" and "Cltj
of Baltimore."
Equipped with wireless telegraphy. Tele?
phone servtte throughout the ships. States
rooms en suite, with baths. Prices from
75c. to $3.50. Excellent meats, 7Sc
TO BALTIMORE AND THE NORTH VIA
NORFOLK AND OLD POINT.
Leave Richmond Dally via N. & W. Ry.
3:00 P. M., Norfolk ?:15 P. M.
C. Jt O. Ry. s:CO P. M. Dally. Old Point
7:15 P M.
O. D. S. 8. Co. 7:00 P. M. Dally (one day la
Norfolk).
Va. Nav. Co. ?:t0 A. M. (Monday. Wednee
dsy and Frtdsy).
Tickets at all offices. For staterooms
apply to S. E. BURGESS, D. P. A., 930 Kast
Main Slrset, Richmond.
OLD DOMINION LINE.
I.v. Richmond foot of Ash St. daily.7:00 P.M.
Leave Newport News.5:00 A.M.
Arrive Norfolk.5:00 A.M.
Connects with main line steamers leaving
Norfolk for New York dally except Sunday
7:00 P. M. Connections also made by N. A
W. Ry. a V. M. and C. & O. Ry. at 4 P. U.
Night Line steamers stop at Claremonl to
land or receive passengers on signal, and
will be met by nubile conveyance.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CO.-Jamea RWer
by daylight for Norfolk and Old Point, New?
port News and all James River landings.
Steamer leaves Mom'--' Wednesday and
Friday at 7:00 A. M. Freight received for
all James River landings. 'PhoneMadlaon 171
Main Tlrket Office. S21 B- Main Street.
It only takes one dollar to start
a savings account in this bank.
Manchester National Bank
F. F. V.
Fact.v-Ft.urc8?Verified.
CHARLES F. HUDNALL,
AUDITING, ACCOUNTING,
SYSTEMATIZING.
909 Travelers Bide., Richmond, Va.
Monroe 431.
?. A. BARBE*. JR.
C ertlB.a Pnhlle Aaeaaatsus*.
E. A. BARBER & CO.
XCCOUHTIWG. AtrSRllfO,
OltOAITIXIKO. SYSTEMATtZnra,
?? ?ofi?l nalldlBs.
, Pann Ha?. IM1. . u i cb ?e. ? d. T?.
National Bank o! Virginia
Capital, - $1,200,000
Surplus. - $ 600,000
Accounts solicited
Ninth and Main Street
Pay your bills by check and
you'll always know where you
stand.
Commonwealth Bank
?feteamboat?.
t
mazes
Fite Delightful Crultst
TO TITS
WEST INDIES,
PANAMA CANAL,'
VENEZUELA an.
BERMUDA
Leaving New T.ta
by (he Palatial Twin
Screw Steamer*
S.S. Moltka I2?C 28 bjlJ?^tlBO^
S.S.HimkwgV.,.r21diit7,^!;;Jl.cb$125iuV
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