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New York
Stock Market
New Vor It, November '?9.?Trade
were bcuri-.li to-day and utocUs ^a
way. Tiro pressure on the muiket
could not bo attributed to any un?
favorable Inllucncc from without, for
the day wuh barren of events bearing |
dlrcclly enough upon security values.
Apparently it was the work of profes
fclonnl traders who. taking advantage|
of the general reluctance to buy stocks i
at this time, attacked the market. This ;
unwillingness to buy was due largely
to the fact that Congress Is to meet |
on Monday and that the President"? I
message, takln? up the trust question, j
was soon to he rend. Business was,
restricted also because of the holiday
to-morrow. .
As a result of the heavy selling of
the week, the short int. rest is believed
to have been enlarged conslderubls
and for a time to-dtiy it appeared n
thotic.li the bears had overreached |
themselves. a quick bull movement
after the opening in a number of ]
stocks, in which then was a vulnerable I
short Interest sent up prices quickly.
But the bulls did not possess sufficient
strength to- maintain their advantage,
nnd the list sold off a;;a In. The at?
tack upon the market was continued
until some of the active Issues showed
losses of two points or more from yt
tcrday's close. Moderate .covering
the last hour reduced losses.
Call money rose to ? per cent,
tiny, as compared with :i 1-2 at tho|
close yesterday. This rate is the high?
est of the year.
It was the opinion (.f bank-is that
with the month end needs.satisfied, the
market will become easier and that
there was no reason to look fur any
thlng in iho nature <?!" stringency., Fi?
nancial resources are regarded as am- I
pie.
lionds were Irregular. Total Bales
par yulue, S">.t> I15.U0?. fulled .States
bonds unchanged oh call.
Total sales of stocks for the day
were 801,900 shares. Including: Sugar, j
fiOO; Tobacco. 2,100: -Atlantic Coast Line,
too; Chesapeake and Ohio, too-. Louis-1
vllle and Nashville. 1.100; Norfolk nnd]
Western. 900: Heading. 36,100;* South
sen, i.f'00; Southern, preferred. 1;600:|
SlosS-Shcmcld, 100: United Stairs Steel,
114,SO0; Virginia-Carolina Chemical.
r>oo. I
New York. November 2?.?Money on
call strong; highest. ?! per cent.; low- I
est, .1 8-4! ruling rate. 4: last loan. 6
per cent.: closing bid. 5 1-2; offered at
6 per cent. Time loans very firm with
n strong demand: sixty days and nine-1
?v days. 3 3-4r.it per cent.: six months.*1
3 3.-41?! 4. Prime mercantile paner. IST
4 1-2." Sterling exchange weak, with
RClual business In bankers' bills nl
$4.S32S for sixty days and at ?4.S115
for demand. Commercial bills. $1.83 3-1.
Bar silver. 05 1-2. Mexican dollars. |
IC 1-2. _
RICHMOND STOC MARKET.
By Richard TA'. Maury,
Ptoek am! Bond Rroltcr. Mir, E. Mala Stroe
Richmond, Vn., NovtmbV 1911.
SALES AT BOAIU).
Virginia hallway and Power Co. pfd.? 100 ?
nt M'i: ?I Mli! ",3 s,,<
Virginia Railway and Power Co. com.?13
at l.t.
Virginia Slate Wmraiiec Company pfd.? |
10) at 17.
STATE SECURITIES. Did. Allied.
Virginia T.f. Old. C. and lt.. 193?.... S7?, NS 1
Va. Centuries. 2-S, C. and It.. IM!, S7?i Si'i
RAILROAD bonus;
A. C. L. R. ii- Con. Tr. I 1?. c. 9". ...
A C. L. R. It. Conv. Deb. 4?. I9S9. IK!
C. an.l O. Oon'l M. l%?. I9M. 101
tleorgls, Sou. and Fla. 1913. 16.:
Georgia and Fla. Con. I9U. 101
Norfoli; und Wort. Ry. 4'. 195?.... 98
SVnhonrd .Mr f.tnc iff. If'.''). S*i
Seaboard Air Line 1949. 82
southern Railway 1st iis. i?M.os
So. R. Dev und <i. M. 4?. IKS... 79
Western N. C. 1st Ks. C. 1911. 1?
STREBT RAILWAY BONDS '
Nor. nnd Ports. Trac. Co. El. 193C. t?
Va. Ry. und Power Co. is, 1934... Mft ...
STREET RY. STOCKS. Par.
Va. lly. and Power Co. pfd_1? SI 81V4
Va. Vy. and Power Co. com....100 13 II
RAILROAD STOCKS. Par.
Atlantlo Coast Line com.100 IZ6
Chesapeake and Ohio.ico 711!. ...
?Norfolk and Western coin.101119 "...
Southern Hallway pfd.loo
Southern Hallway com.100 29
BANK AND THL'ST CO. STOCKS.
American National.100 sos
Broad Struct. Si 62
Hank of Commerce and Trusts.loo 14:
First National..'too 325
Merchants National.lop ;;?
:...'. "aal Bank of Virginia.100 200
National .state and City Bunk..loo lsn?
Planten. National.100 760
gavlngs Bank of Richmond. ~- ...
Union Bank of Richmond. 60 315 ...
Virginia Trust Company.100 b'o ...
INSL'K A NC E COMPANIES.
Va. Fire- and Marine Ins. 2J 70
Va. State Ins. pfd.12.60 17
Va. State las. cum..'.12.50 12(4 ...
MISCELLANEOUS.
American Tob. Co. pfd. ? p. c.i co
Vu.-Car. Chem. pfd. S p. c.loTi 117" ...
* ' ? -
Qu,otatu?ns>'<of Interest paying hondu arc
at a pfltc t,i which Interest must be added. i
Income bonds and certificates oi Indebted- \
ntfa arc flat,
Boatd adjourned until Friday, December I
1, 1911.
BOND LIST.
Allls-Chalhiers '?.?.
Aui.rl.'au Tobacco Company ;s. !K?"i
American Tobacco Company 6s. 110'.?
Atlantic roast Line 4s. 9J?4
1..-L. and N. col. tr. It. 91%
A. I.', I., conv. if du Baltimore). 101*?.
Clbovspyuke nnd Ohio conv. IVfcs. n::
Norfolk and Western conv. is. IMi
Seaboard Air Lino 4s, fftpil. .s7;j
Seaboard Air I.lnc udj .Gil. S2
Southern Bell Tel. Cs (bid). '191;
Southern Kall? ay Company 4s. 7sii
Southern Railway Co. ,'.s. 10s
Palled States Steel 2nd 5s. 101'i
Va..Brown Bios, ctfs. is
Vs.-Cur. Chem. Co. li-t in (bid). ICO
Wabash deb. Is... 31-,;
W.iliusli-Pitts ells. Is. t4
ranania new U tMd). lv.i
COTTON MARKETS.
New York, November 19?Foreign buy Ill's
Imparted rathei u steadier lone to tin cot?
ton market during to-day's early IradlnV,
but offerings became heavier late in ,ihc
day. apparently on rumor of largo ginning
returns, and the clo/ie was elisj ut a net 16m
of 2*14 points. The opening whi steady nt
an udvitict; of IVI point., in sympathy with
b.tter cablef than expected and on covering,
wblch ivai probably prompted by reports of
?maller Southern offerings in Liverpool.
There seemed to be quite 11 good many i.\ <_?-..
night s. Hing or,!i-ri- around the ring, and
priceff brok- i0 a nil ;.ir- ?f ?, i, i points rlgtit
aft.r Ibe call, but ihn decll?: was checked
by a g.,.,.1 demand from h?v.tis ?:iii foreign
connections In cotineciloii wi|i covering tor
ov.r the holiday to-morrow, cud the niai
k?t later steadied up to about or a shade
over the closing figures of last night, i'!,,,.
ir.tr prices w.-rc j.t practically the lowest
point of the day. and while the winter
months were about {, points up trom Ihi
low records of yesterday, later deliveries
were very cle^e to the lowest of the season.
Receipts at all ports to-dnv were til-CO
bales against ?2,704 las: week and 8S,045 ..-1
year, l or th. w.-.-lt 17:. s against 07.
Ml last week and ?v.'.i,; last war. To-day'e
receipts at St w Orleans we're IS.Iss) bales
?Kaiiist !:9.&;5 Ian year, and at Houston JO ?
toj bales against I0,ttJ hist year.
Cotton futures closed easv
Open. High. Low. Close.
Januar)-._ - s. j s S| ^
February .;. s.K . ' g s?
??'eh . ?.?? 'iv> ts'V
April . SiV
? May . ;., ( ;,a- i'il.
OPEN AN ACCOUNT WITH
The Union Bank
of Richmond
1107 EAST MAIN 87 HE Y/r.
ILOO MAK US A START. S PER
CENT. INTEREST
Official Range and Sale of Stocks in New York
Sales. tjtoek.
200 Allis-Ch.iltncrs .
ICO Allls-Chalmcrs, pfd.
IJ,3O0 Anialgii'mhtod Co'Ppor ...
Am. Agr.. c.iem.. out".
t.Sfiii Amor. Heel Sugar, coin.,
j J.Tol Ainerlcah Can .
I 5.0M American Can, pfil.
Am* I'. Car and Koundry,
Am. Car and Kotind.. pfd
"00 American Cotton oil.
American Linseed oil ...
200 American Locomotive ...
250 Ahjer. I?ocomotlve, ofd...
:oi Amer. Mali '??>.. pfd.
y.ROO American Smelting .
Si? American Sinrhr .
I S.300 A mer. Tel. arid 'ivi. <?<?...
iw"American Tobacco, com.;
'?'&*) American Tobacco, nfil.i
:; >ki \ necnixl.i Copper .
7.2-v AtMiison .-.'.
i^m Vtluille Coi?"l l.lne.
I"1? v. i'. 1.. of C me.
:s.i"i 'i.ili! ooro ami Ohio.
Fr?) Brooklyn Rn?ld Translti
?.0i Central l.i'ther. com ?
8,200 Cnnadlan Paeltle .
I 7 0 i";ie?ane;il<e nnd Ohio-....
Chicago ('.veil \W*torn..
13.500 ('hi.; Mil. and HI Pun!.'...
i 'rncllde Steel. Cor., coin.
!>> Crucible Steel, pfd.
Sot) Chi. and Northwestern;...
Colorado -Kucl and Iron.,
i Colorado iji'd F-oHlliorn.?
SOT Consolidated U**? ?.
20? i nd.iv-:ir.? mid Hudson. ..
idt. .
O rah do. pfd.
See. Cbf.
?0 liistlller:
0 Brio .
I-Vd. Mln. and Sin., pfd...
?| ?ton. Kiecirlc .
H) (ire.i t N'ort hern, l>fd.
Ctrenl Northern tire Clfsi
Illinois Cei'tr 11 .
n IntoH-oro-Vei .
? "'> int? rboi o-Met., j>fd.
By THOMAS UIIANCH A:
Open. High. Low. Bid. Aaltod.
Closing
CO.. Bunkers and BroKors.
Sales. Stock.
Opon. High. Low.
f.'
51?i
u-4
i.l'.i
nr.
I2*K
Kl?.i
Ii
op.-;
11'!
IIV.
II
K>!<
12'k
1'."^ lap
12 i:i
7tL. -r-\
SO ?? SO^i
1101', Bll^.
)l"i4 UTi
fOKi si
HI'/. 113? i
16-11 { I.V.
127 127M
?j.:.:' m
1.20.1
200
1.200
K0
l.l'O
IM
P.tOO
200
1>10
11.)(a
i.iro
3,300
.vxi
ItXf
11.100
7.!iV>
1.000
70ft
3"0
tS.tinii
SCO
111.800
i.tr.i
. ?wo
1.300
COO
Int. Mer. Marine, pfd...
International t'uper ...
Internal Paper, pfd ?
Kansas City So., com...
Lehlira Valley .
Louis, aid Nashville....
Manhattan .
Mo.. Kan. and Texas ?
Mo.. Kan. and Tex., pfd
Missouri Pacific .
National Lend .
New Ymk Central......
N V. out. and Western
N. and VV.. X .
Northern Pacific .
Pa ?!tie Mail .
Pennsylvania .
People's Otis .
Pressed Steel Car.
Pressed Steel c.ir. pfd.
Ityj Steel Spring, com.. :!2'i
Reading . 1*1*4
Republic Iron and Steel. 23
Republic 1. and S., pfd.. S'.'.
'tuck Island .
Rock Island, pfd.
Sloss-ShefHeld .
Southern Pad lie .,?
Southern Railway .
Sollthorh Railway, pfd.
Standard oil .
Tennessee Copper .
Texas P'ocllic .??
Union Paellic .
I'ntled Slates Rubber..
United States Steel., ,
United Stilles Steel, pfd I0OU
Va.-Cnr. Chemien,! . .VITA
Va.-Car Client., pfd.
Wii'-ash . 0's
Wabssh. ofd. 21
Weste n Union .i'.'i
Pitts. Coal, com.
Va. By. and P., com.
V.l. R.v. and P.. Pfd.
Total sales for da v. (VB.
otal sab-.; for week (three day
I7'j
15614
)3>
31?
39V,
30?/.
107
tOi'i
109
USVt
M?5
1221;
I05??
12' 1
111
-?I-."
te
04 a;
17854
IWVi
lac
:?'.'?
Im7<,
:!*>';
I07U
tov.
100
11816
3216
IL'2-%
1'T.Ti
?12' i '
l)4r.s
$ ?V,
2114
177'-;
l"7v?
'm
2SH
170??
30%
3t?'.?
50%
101-1,
I'.",
117
SIVj
121?
10.1
S2%
19??
12'',
11J' -'.
20'?.
70-,'
175'.;
Ii:
Bid. Asked.
Closing
17-H 17?i
9"i wy,
Wi Silt,
111", (50
2K4 2
,?2fW ^
I9V4 50
um m
???'t
70-?',
C20
36?^
21
vio s:
S>. 1.1
lS'i
I2U
S 0'.,
cRutoniber .? ??'
October . ?21 *?? '?!
December . '???>- J " *?*
Spot rotten closed "bnl; middling upland?
D.co; middling i;uir. !'.:.'..
Cotton, dull; middling, :>.3?: gross receipt*!
5.937 balc?; slock, H\12.i bales; xcport Coust-|
\vi?p. .Ml'.' bales; 10 Japan, S.OIO bales.
Tonil tu-duy hi nil ports?Net receipts
53.123 bates; expert i? Oreat Britain, S,20
bales; la Frnncu, I2.i7:i bnlrs; b> the Conti-1
neiit, 3.610 bales; ?loch, l,27l.!?l bales.
Consolidated at nil ports-Net receipts, |
327.S19 bBlcsi export to Orent Ilrltnln. JS.70S
bates; to Franco, ltj.MI bales: i" the Contl
ni in. 8I.SS5 bales) to Japan; ll.tn bales.
Total sine? September I at all ports?Net]
receipts f>,257.735 bal'es; expert to Unat
Britain, l.ii'ti.ii-: bales; to France, 4ir?,;tio j
bales; ii> the Continent. 1.61C.5&S bales; to |
j Japan, 77,7-:i' bale*: lo Mexico, Z.'.W Imlcs.
New Orleans, I.S.;'November ?.?Tradlns
In the eotton market lo-day was restricted,
owing tu ihc holiday to-morrow, and dull?
ness prevailed llirouKbout tlie session. The
not rcult uf the day's business Ivus li Ion? 1
of I'ii points. futures opened steady at an i
advunce ur 11}3 points on good cables nnd
continued cold weather in the cotton bell.
The aggressive selling In evidence at times
yesterday was absent to-day, trailers gen
erally desiring lo even up over the rolldny
rather than to Increase thnlr commitments.
Fluctuations Iii the early morning wire un?
important. The forecast o{ more cold |
weather for the bait ni> anil Ihc middle
the morning gai'C n pleady tone to the inn
kct, thd.Vh business was ?tili limited. l*rle
of the ru.i'ro active month* rt?*e 3?l points j
over yesterday's close, bill no support was
offered, and the market sagged on again.
At nonii prices stood l'.i; point* over yes?
terday's In HI price*. In ilie afternoon tin
market was dull and fcattiroicsi, and price*
receded until at the rloso tljcy were at
Pi-actlcally ihc lowest point of Iba day. spoil
nteady und unchanged; middling. miles]
on tin spot 2.o:u bales nnd 2,200 la arrive,
I'nliirrn,closed stonily: Decv'/.hcr. VM: Jan?
uary, 8.9J; March', t'.OO; May. '.'.is;, July, 9.1t>.
LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS.
(Furnished by Levy Comniiaalon Co.. Com?
mission Merch.inls, Richmond, v.-i.
Richmond, Vn? Novombor ;?!?, I?li.
ACTUAL WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS OF
.MA It KKl.
LIVE POULTRY.
Turkeys, lb. if j,-, ?
Chickens, choice, sniull, |b... Oi 13
Chickens, choice, medium, M>. 11 ft
Chickens, largo, lb. ;o
Hans, lb. 9 -u' t'vi
ltnnster*, oscll.j. 30
tleete, fat, large, each. 7.", ',1 '.10
Oeeao, Hinnll, oarh. 00 $ ,13
Ducks, Inr*.-, young, lb. 13 -.<; 14
Ducks, final!, young, Ib.... 12 'ji *-jij
DttESSED POULTRY,
Turkeys, choice, lb. 17 if 13
Chickens, lb. 11 g
Fowl, lb.,. \> ig)
Dilute*, lb. 10 54, 17
uucsv. 11. r.'ii'?
KOOS?C ruled.
In prates, nearby, frech, 002.. is 19
In era tea, other sections, dnz. it 29
Uuliua egg?, duz. 12 y
BUTTER.
Family, choirc. fresh, lb. 23 ':i 23
rchants', fair, lb. 19(4 .1 ;u
O AMU.
Rabbits, No. 1. I.", if
Itnbblts, No. 2. it) ;i
Wild turkeys. 5(< 20
Deer . St li
LIVE STOCK.
Venis. eholco tu fancy, lb.... 71413 ?
Veal;,, poor, to fair, lb. 6 -J t
Pa'vea, runnels, lb. I !u &
Sheep, lb. 3 ill 3<i
I .limbs, spring, lb. :. ft! 6
Cattle, fair 10 prime, lb. "\-:P Mi
Hog--, lb. ? 1? ?.7i
COU N TRYrCUREO U A C OS.
llama, well siiiokud, small, !b SI y s
Hums, weil smoked, large, !b. 19 n 20
Hldus; well imoked; lb. <si> 15
Shoulder* well rinoktd, lb.. . a li
RlUIi.S.
MIUt,'ELLANEOUa
Onions, dry. bag. O 2.23
Potatoes; Irish. No. 1. bug.... it 2.?
1 APPlt'S. bbl. I.BO .1 3.(0
? Peas, blacker*, bus. 2.0J O 2.:.0
MARK BT CONOITIONS.
Live Foultry?Obiekoai and hens In but
I tcr dcjiinndj turkeys .1 little druggy. Kfga?
j Market remains steady (lame?All binds
! in ri"<-'l demand. Uutter?Very active. Llva
I Stock?Vculs scarce und badly wanted.
_
NBW VOUK I'ltODUCli MARK LT.
basis ami :-7'<e. f. o, b. alien I; No. 1 nortb
brii, Diilulh. 11.1.' r. o. nlloul. Opilous ?Ic.
decline to '4e. udvonce. December, '.'T..:
'May, ?I ?i.' I'i-Me. Corn?Firm; oxport*, new,
f.^e I o b nilout to arrive. Fuiiiies noiii
11.111? Oata?Steady. Futures nominal.
Fork Finn lioef?Slondy. Cut Meats?
? .ml.!. I'ntrtilenm-Stcndy. Lard-Flrinj Tal
l,.?- mid Wool?(jiliel. Itosln Quiet. Ttir
Pi-ntlne-Kirm. Molas?eH'-i?teady. Itlce
Flfni. 8ii8nr- Itn.v. easy. Uoftce|? Fiiturca
steady, net ? points lower to ?"? pulnis higher,
spot, sternly; Rio, No. 7. |5c; Santos. No. 1.
. !?'?'.'.; mild, quiet; Cordova, W.kr-t iM.;r. uom
. Ihilb nutter?Steady: specials, crcuniory,
?"?':?? ; extriia, Wtic.s first. :nv?c.; seconds,
ivi'iCv Ctitese?Firm. Eggs'- Steady, I'ota
to?? I'lnsy; Scotch, Knttllsh und Irish, per
bag, f:.'\' -i :.T: Cabbigas?Quiet and mi
cbanCtiil. Peanuts -I'm hanged. Preising?',
Stelidy; cotton by ?unnirr to Liverpool, 2SQ
Cottonaeed oil was steady early on renew
ed covering of aborts und with the flrnine**
In inid. but in the nfteriiooh prices eased
off a Irlfbi tinder easier crude markets, lib?
eral lenders on contraci, scattered llaulda
I lion ami with tin- setbncl: In cotton. Clos
I Ins price* wen- 1 points n. t Inn er. De?
cember, f.. i." .1 r.. a.; .Innunry, ;.. i>; |17; Fob
niury. .:..:7'-i 5.S0; Mnrch,. .=...'..' 1:..;::; April.
? &.:.','<(S.&7; May, :..<.;; prime crude. 4.JO;
I prime hummer yellow, .". 11.??( ,|?. wlnlur
CIIIl'AOO UKAIN MAKKET.
Chicago. III.. November 29.?With lilnck
nisi reported spreudlns ::i 'ii Northern por
Hun ef Afgentlne anil with il#i iiarvpst yield
said to be only ?beut <iese:i liia-.lieU nu ;err
I In two whole provinces, tlie wheat market
I to-day bud a brisk advance. Tile close iy'aa
steady in prices varying Item lust night'?
figures to n gain of \e, Other leadlnh'
ttnplts all showed a rlsa?corn Utr^ic. lu
Lending futures ranged hk rollnws:
Open. High. Low. Glo
?viii:.\t
Dee. MM, i>3\ 92?; 9
May . JSH ?9>S 9S'4 9
July . 9S*? wy M*i !)
CORN
Dec. ?:???; 63? J G2?i 63 I
May . 61 64?i ttti 61"} '
July . fTSTC 6l'i rar. hi'-, ;
OATS
D?c. I6?f. 47<? 46V- -it
May . 49?<j 49S 49 49
July . .p>; (?>' 43?i 46
MESS rortK?Per bbl.
Jan.ps.o.-. Kir, 16.0:. is.is
May .10.f.0 16.60 -6.30 16.60
L-?IID?Per 10? lbs.
Dee.9.05 a.n7 a.o; 9.07
.Inn.ft, 12 9 27 9.2"> 9 *i
ainy '.9.47 i'.'r.? 9.17 9.;.:
Julv . !>.??.
SHOUT RIBS?Per lOo lbs.
Jan.J.t2 S.17 8.42 S.41
May .S.67 S.7S 8.67 8.7;
July . 8.7!
Cash grain closed: Wheat?JCo. 3 red. 01W
ff 90*lc.; No. :i rod, 92*4 fl Olljc,; No. ! bard,
K44OII.02; No. 2 bard. 940 81; No. 1 north
<rn. tl.Ct>q>i:00; No. 2 northern, $1.05'.i 1.08":
No. :i northern. $'.M,;it.07: No. :: spring. i'9?i
$1.W; No. I spring, sr.'oM.W; velvet chaff.
'"'iiM 'i; durum, 90??, 11.03. Corn?No. 2 old.
6$c; No. 2 yellow, old. 7i)'uc.: No. 3. f,2fi
C2(5c.; No. 1 white. U24tG:ujc.: N*o. 2 yellow,
??>,?: ;>..e.: No. :i old. 76e.; No. I, r.s>4 <i r.'.a.r.;
No. i old. Kite.: No. i white. RS'4 fi 39?'-c ;
No. i yellow; 89?4. fi 6"';c. Huts?No. 2 w hite,
is-.j 1,49?4c.i No. 2 white. 47?41? 4S*4e.; No. 4.
1:.\ Wc.: No. 1 white, frfi'lS'lc; standard,
4SU ?J -Wie.
Baltimore; November SJi-T-Wheal?Easlor;
spot, contract, 92Uc.; southern on grade. 59c.
Corn?Finn; spot, contract, new. ,:\>: oats?
Steady; No. 2 white. 63*4 4? 51c. Ityc?ITrm!
No. 2 western, domestic, $I.O10>1.O2.
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
ltlchniond. Va., November 29, 1911.
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS ON'CHANGE.
WHEAT?Car lots.
No. 2 red, Western. Q I.Ot
No. : red. Virginia. * 59 1)
No. 3 red. ? 97
Virginia, tine lots. ss 31 93
CORN?Car lots.
No. 2 white (new). 74 tir 75
No. 2 white (new). 73 <J
Nu. 2 mixed (new). 1r 72*i |
No. & mixed tnew). 72 in
Virginia, bag lots (new).... 70 S
Corn on in.; cob (new). 67 Q>
OATS ?Car lots.
No. 2 mixed. SllfcO i
No. 3 mixed. 31 '?!
No. .' white. r,i f.314 I
No. 3 white.,. 0' 53 *
Winter seed, bug lots. 60 0 70
I'.YK-Car lots.
No. 2. li 1.02 I
No. ::.-. (j; 1.00
Virginia (bog lots?. 9str 1.00
Whcnt?Qulot, Corn?In good demand.
Oat 1- Dull.
Kit ll.MOMi HAY MARKET.
ltlchniond, Va., November 29, 1911.
The uuotalIons arc as follows:
No. 1 Timothy. ',1 21.30
No. 2 Tlutlthy. \l 23.00
. 3 Timothy. 19.00 :i
. i Clover, mixed. Q 23.00
. 2 Clover, mixed. 19.00 ',|
. 2 Clover. 1S.W) (it
STRA W?Com pressed . n lo.:o
.00s -pressed, large bales.. /J. 11.00
SHUCKS' Compressed . Nominal
Loose-pressed, large hates... Nominal
Loud your ears so that hay at doors rep
resents contents aed thus mold rejections.
This market grades hay in accordance
with the rules uf the National Hay Assocla
t loll. ?
CATTLE SI/ RKKTS.
RICHMOND DIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Sales ul'I'tiloti Stock Yards.!
Richmond, Va.. November 29, 1911.
|tc|K>rt of Hie live stock market for the |
reek ending November 27:
lleeclpls?Oattlo, -si bead- fnlves,
ijioad; sheep. 42 bead; hogs, 1.77? head. B**t |
I steers, 6}(6'.i< : medium to good, f.?i 5?-je;
minion lo fair, (,'.1134*40: best heifers. ?tl
(Hie; medium to good, 414v !?*???; common to j
1 I'.ilf, 3' 4 f'l 3?, c; best cows, 2r?5ilc; medium I
good, .tu::';,-: conim?h to fair, 2''j2I,ie;,
bull: . 313 w le: calves, 7ftj ,".-<?; fab to niedt
\ 11111 calves, 6yi',?c; vows and calves. 12543 50
er head : best In c. y hogs. ??.50; good, 1(01
t? 2(?) lb. hogs, 6'</,f 6>.c; lighi hogs, ?'iii i'.'ic: I
iws and stag.-. Sty 6c; l.esl sheep, It]'.Vic: I
ihnndn lo fair, v -i ; best lambs, 5i..',iDc;
itnmon lo fair, ::<i Hie.
Chicago, 111.. November 29.?Cat lie?Re-I
idpts 9.0M head'. Market I04J15 higher. 1
I It. .-vi s. 5l.l?'u9?: T.-xas steers, $405.70;'!
j western steers. $ 1.1" o 7.::o; stovkers and feed
! 42.90lir5.G5. Hogs?Receipts 26,000 bend. Mar
k.-t active; 3c. higher than yesterday's
i average. Light. 53.40?) 6.20; mixed, 53.so4.iS.lo;
I heavy, tS.S3fi *.t%: rough, I5;85fif 6.03; good 10
choice heavy. SS.051tS.4f.: pig's. Mfl 1.30; bulk
of Silk'?. 85.9.10 6.;.".. Sheep?Receipt! 12.003
head. Market 1092SC. higher. Native. 52.25
4? 3.90; W?rnern. 12.50414.00; yearlings. S3.75W
."..00; native Iambi, 52.7.'.'.(O.OO; western. J3.75fl>
0.00.
New York, November 29.?rtcevps?Steers,
ft.Wu 7.75; hulls. 52.6005.50; cows. $1.75'u 5.00.
Dressed beef slow. Market steady at Snr
I2V4C. , Calves?Vculs, ?5.SVsl'9.&0: culls. *4fT
5.00; barnyard cnlves. J2.25fj 3.25; fed. tSTBO'if'
4.00; western. 8205.10. City dressed veals.
10015c.; country dressed, 9iil2c; a few nt
12',le. Sheep and Lambs?Sheep. $1.6003.25;
choice, $3.50; culls. Sl'pl.23; lambs, $4.50 5i
5.75; culls. S3.601M-25. Hogs-Light to me
dluin-welght, 5G.3r.nc.SO: choice lieavv, $ij.75ti
1.00; pigs, I&IOQ? 33.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET
Richmond, Va., November 23, 1911.
Following arc the quotations on the Rich?
mond Tobacco Exchange:
BROWN SHIPPING?NEW.
Lugs .'..X 5.00 0$ 7.5*
Short leaf. 7.60 ? 8.00
Long leaf.,. 9.90 Cf 11.00
Wrappers . ?00 <j 1J.0J
BRtGHTS.
HMOKEltS?Common . 7.00 & S.3?
McdI8.ni .;. 9 00 ii 11.01
Pine . 12.00 C- 1*0?
CUTTERS?Common . 12.00 4? 12.6?
Medium . 14.00 ? I*.**
Pine . 17.00 a 1S.30
Fancy . 1S.?0 ii 20.00
FILLERS?Common . :.<>) 0 11.00
Medium .... . 11.00
] C.ood . 12.50
Pino . lt.OO
I il'n.U'l'ERS-Cominoi.15.00
Medium . IS M
Good . 23.00 0 30.00
Pine.52.50 SI 37.50
fancy . 40.O9 0 45.<o
SUN-CURED-N*:W.
Luc;, common to good. 5.60 ft 6.30
Lugs, good to prime. 7.30 0 8.56
Short leaf. 8.00 0 11-00
Leng lent". 11.00 ? 12.0?
Wrappers . 12.50 e> 17.5o
Ptlmlnga . ?1.50 0 S-23
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET.
(P.eported by Rodger*, McCabe & Co.)
Petersburg, Va , November 29.?Pcnnuts.?
Spanish?Quiet at SOc. per bushel. Virginias
?Firm; .iunibo, 10414c. per pound; fancy
hnudplcked, Z\v. per pound: extra prime,
i1 30. per pound; prime, 3c. per pound, ma?
chine picked, 3Q3W.C per pound.
DRY GOODS MARKET.
New York. November 29.?Pei|uet wide
sheetings were revised to a hnsls of 23c.
for 10-1 goods daring the day. Olln-r revis?
ions of bleached cottons arc pending. The
gray goods markets arc steady ami qulei.
Carpet agents hive drain a very fair spring
business, the larger mills being well provid?
ed with new orders. Jobbing trade was
quiet for the day.
NAVAL STORES.
Wilmington, N. C, November 29.?Spirits
Turpentlnc--Sleady at IP,c; receipts :i
casks. Rosin?flteady nt 16,70: receipts 31
1 barrels. Tar?Firm at 11.60; receipts 10 bar?
rels. Crude Turpentine?Firm at $3.5004.20;'
receipt? 1! barrels.
Savannah, Gn.. November 29.?Spirits Ter?
pentin.-?Firm at I54J404CC,; silos 641 casks:
receipts 630 casks; (shipments 172 casks;
?lock 38,273 casks. Itoaln?Firm; sales .?.:';?>
barrels; receipts 3.117 barrels; shipments
V.OT2 barrels; stock I11.6"3 barrels. Quote:
J, $S0t'.O5,
Charleston. November 29.?Turpentine?
Firm at t." o i.v<.<-. Rosin?Firm. Quote: A.
I B, C. 160-?.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OP RICHMOND. NOV. 29. 1911.
ARRIVED.
Slennier Berkeley, Shelly, Norfolk, mer
j chitndlto and passengers, Old Dominion
I Line.
I Steamer Aurora. Purmnn, Petersburg and
j James River landings, merchandise and
t passengers, Furmnn Line.
SAILED.
j Steamer Berkeley, Shelly, Norfolk, hier
I chnndlsc und passengers, Old Dominion
I Lille.
?Steamer Pocahontaa, Graves, Norfolk and
J nines River landings, merchandise and
passengers. Virginia Navigation Co.
! steamer Aurora, Pin-man, Petersburg and
I James Rivet landings, nicrchu.ndr.se and
I paaseng-rs, Furman Line.
Si;i:i\ I?KT TO SAV1-5 DYING GIHL.
Doctors Fciir Grief Will Kill Her.
I'mnlly of Nine Gone In Plvc Yenrst,
Chicago, November 29.?A small
hybrid wolf dog is being sought in
Said to us about 12 months ago (he lives out of town)
that he was thinking of changing his will and nam?
ing the Virginia Trust Company his Executor (we
hope he has since done so).
At any rate, it pleased us. He is one of those
men whose good name will be more highly prized as
a heritage by his children than the fortune he will
leave them.
YVe mention the matter because it is men of his
stamp who are turning our way.
The Ideal Executor and Trustee
. Travlers Building,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
Capital One Million Dollars
?
Chicago. With the life of Myra Ed?
wards, its owner. In the balance.' In?
cidentally, with the disappearance of
the animal, -there boenme known a
HtratiKC list of fatalities in thu t.unity
of Miss KU wards, who Is it trained
nurse.
One by one, her father, mother, two
brothers anil live slaters?nlno In all.
have tiled'. Myra Is the only ono left
of a family of ton. The deaths have
nil occurred within, four und a halt
yours. All of this llriio the i>nt was
in thu household,
Miss Kdwiiid? ha? herself hcon acrl
ouslv ill with typhoid, and Just as the
doctors thought she ;Wo8 out of dau
ner she learned of the disappCui'auce of
the animal. It has been gano for
more than a week, and the patient
has worried constantly. llcr physi?
cians fear that unless the animal lu
returned she will hove u relapse.
MASS A t UK It MC \ i 1.1; i).
Dentil of Woman WIiukc Fiither Was
Abducted During; Civil Wnr.
Palmyra, Mo., Novemlier '.'9.?Mrs.
Sarah I.ce. one of the oldest members
of a family famous In Missouri Civil
War history, died here yesterday, aged
clBhty. She was a daughter of An?
drew Alsman. whose abduction by Con?
federate soldiers brought about the
famous Palmyra massucre.
Union officer:; issued a proclamation
that if Alsman was not returned in
ten days ten Confederate soldiers
would be shot In retaliation. Alsinun
was not returned. What became of
him remains a mystery. Ten Confed?
erate soldiers were taken from prison,
sealed on pine coliln? und shot.
111?: ??HICK KOI? DI.ACK FOXES.
Millionaire Handler Par's Over ?:i,0OO
Apiece for Three.
Concton, N. 13., November 'JO.?I'rob
ably the highest price ever paid for
fur-bearliiK foxes was In the pur?
chase by Charles Daltou, a millionaire
fox ranch owner of TlKnlsh, Prince
Edward Island, from J. C. Calhoun, of
Gasper, Quebec, of three blnck foxes
for breeding purposes, the price being
over $9,000, it became known lo-duy.
The sale was made after soveral fox
ranch owners had hid for the unltnals.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
N. B.?Following schedule figures publtihed
as Information and not guaranteed:
*:10 A. .M.?Dally?Local lor Charlotte, Dur?
ham nnd Halclgh. 10:15 A. M.?Dally?Limit?
ed? I''or all polnls South. Drawing Room
liultd Sleeping tar to Ashevllle. N. C-, 3:0*
1' M. Ex. Sun.--Local for Durham and In?
termediate, stations. 8:00 1?. M.?Dally. Kur
Danville, Atlanta anil nirmingluwn, with
through Druwliig-Rooni Sleeping Car. 11:45
P. M.?Dally?Limited?for all points Suuih.
rullmuu ready at t>:39 P. M.
YORK RIVER LINE.
l:.*-0 P. M.?Ex. Sun.?To West PL, connect
Ins for Daltlmoro Mod., Wed. and Friday.
6:O0 A. * M. ?Ex. Sun. and 2:15 1'. M-?Mon.,
Wed. and Krl ?Local to Weal Point.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From the Siuth: 6:60 A M., 8:05 P. iL,
dally; 8:10 A. M.- dully: 12:55 Ex. Sun.;
2:00 P. M. dally. From West Point: 9:30 A.
lit. dally; 11:25 a. it Wed. ?nd Frl.; 4:25 P.
i M. Ex. Sun.
I a e. QurtoKss. d. p. a., i
f07 E. Main St. 'Phon? Madison 272.
Richmond, Freflericbsli'g & Potomac R. R.
TO AND FROM WASHINGTON AND BEYOND.
Leave Richmond
?4.50 A.M. DjrdSl.Su.
?6.li A.M. Main St.Sta.
?5.? i A..U. II) rd St. Sta.
?7.48 A.M. Main St. Sta.
?8.IUA.M. llyrd SL Sta.
' I-J.ui noon Byrd 8t. Sta.
t3.60 P.M. Brrd St.Sla.
11.00 P.M. Byrd si.Stu.
rl.lSP.M. Ktba Station.
*."->-1.". P.M. Main SL Sta.
?.S.'Jtlf.ll. Hrrd Kt. Sta.
Arrive Richmond
?7.60 A.M. llirdSt.SU.
ill.ifi A.M.KlbaHlitlon.
tlUS A.M. Byrd SLSta.
?1.12 P.M. MalnSLSta.
?2.45 P.M. ByrdBt.HU.
10.50 P.M. Byrd St.Sta.
?.".-'.*. P.M. Ilyrd St.Sta.
?0.10 P.M. II) rd St.Sta.
?0.40 P.M. Main St. Sts.
?11.-20 P.M. Main St. SU,
?l'2-oUnlg?t H)rdSt.Hla.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS?WEEKDAYS,
beare Brrd St. Sta. 1.30 P. M. for Fredrrlcksborg
LeareKlbs Sta. '.fill A. SI., 8.30 P. M. for Astilsnl
Arrive Bird Sl.Sta.S.?S A.M.from Prcderlekab'g
ArriTrKIbaSta.ti.1U A.M.,6.30 P.M. from Aihtand.
'Daily. fWeekdays. 'Sundays only.
All trains to or from Byrd Street Station
(except tralno leaving 4.50 a. m. and arriving
ta.50 night) atop at Elba. Time of arrivals and
departures not guaranteed. Read tb? aigna.
I Atlantic Coast Line
I ' EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 26, IJU.
j TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAI LT.
] For Florida and South: 8:16 A. M. and
. 7:36 P At.. 1:00 A. M.
For Norfolk: O.l-j A. M , 3:0} P. M? 4:10
P. M.
For N. & W. Ry. West: 6:15 A. M., 10:00
A. SI., 3:00 P. Mi, 9:20 P. M.
For Petersburg: 1:04 A. M.. 8:15 A. M-.
8:15 A. M., 9:00 a. M.. 10:00 A- M . 3:00 P.M..
4:10 P. iL, 6:C5 P. M.. 7:35 P. M., 9:20 P. M..
11:45 P. M.
For Goldrboro nnd Fayeltcvltle: '4:10 P.M.
Trains arrive Richmond dally: 4:40 A. M..
6:40 a. M., ii:4<, A. iL. '3:37 a. M.. "10:15 ]
A. M.. 11:40 A. M? ?2:00 P. M , "1:40 P. M..
8:05 P. M., 8:35 P. M-. ?:00 P. M-, 9:00 P. M..
I 11:30 P. M.
j 'Except Sunday: ''Sunday only.
I Time of arrival and departure and con?
nections no< guaranteed.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
7:10 A.?Local?Dally?Newport News.
tS:20 a.?Local. ?Daily?C' .illc. Ex. Sun.
Thurmond
19:00 A.?Express?Dally?Norfolk, Old Point
tl0:00 A.?Local--Dally?Leb">g. Lex. C. Forgj,
?2.00 P.?Express?Dally-in.-L'villa.
t4;o0 P.?Expresf - Dally?J'orfolk, N. News.
6:00 P.?Local?Dally?N. News. Old Point.
0:15 P.?Local ?Ex. Sun.?Oordonsvlllo.
?5:15 P.?Llcal?Ex. Sun. Lchbg, tS'aluroi
Bridge. Clifton Forge.
?6:35 p.?.Limited?Dally?ClncstVtl, Chl'go.
?11:00 I'.?Express?Dally?C'VCinoatl, L'vllle.
?Sleepers, tl'arlor Cora.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND?Local Irem
East: i:2S A. it., 7:50 P. xt. Through from
East: 11:30 A. M., 0:30 P M. Local from
West: "8:30 A. M., 9:50 A. m and 7:15 P.
M. Through: 7:00 A. iL, ":45 P. M.
James River Lliio: ,,s:3I \. M., 6:16 P.M.
1 ??Dully except Sunday.
Norfolk and Western Railway
' ONLY ALL RAIL LI Nil TO NORFOLK.
Schedule in Effect October X 1911.
Iseavo Byrd Street Station.. Richmond,
FOR NORFOLK: ?9:00 A. M.. ?3:00 P. M?
, ?4:10 P. M.
I FOR LYMsCHBURO AND THE WEST:
?6:16 A. M., *10:C0 A. M.. ?3:00 P. M.. ?9:20
P. M.
I Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: ?11:40 A
' M , "0:35 P. M-. '11:30 P. M. From the Weal:
?0:55 A. it., n2:00 P. iL. bl:10 P. M-. ?6:05 P.
, M.. "J.W P. M.
?Dally. aDnlly ox. Sunday. bSunday only.
I Pullman Parlor and Sleeping Curs. Cat*
, Dining Cars. C. If. BOSLEY.
D. P. A.. Richmond, Va.
W. B. BEVILL. Q. P. A.. Roanoke. Va.
Richmond & Petersburg Electric Rai'wiy
Cars leave Manchester, seventh and Perry
Streets, for Petersburg:
?8. 7, 8, ?9 10, 11, ?12 a. II., 1, 2. ?3. 4, 6.
??3:15. ?6, 7, 8, "9 10 P. id.
11:00 P. "jL, for Chester, 12:00 midnight for
Petersburg.
Can lenve Petersburg, foot of Sycamore
Street, for Manchester:
15:15, 6:35, ?*7:15, ?7:35, 8:35, 9:35. ?10:35, 11:15
A. it.. 12:35, *1:35, 2:36. 3:35, ?4:35. 6:35, 6:35,
I ?7:35. 3:35, 9:35. ?10:40. 11:40 P. M. '
j IDally except Sunday and holidays.
?Carries baggage and express.
??Limited, except Sundays nnd holidays.
All cars from Pelcruburg connect with
cars for Richmond.
RICHMOND AND CHESAPEAKE DA\
RAILWAY COMPANY.
I Schedule of electric trains to and from
Ashland, stopping at Intermediate stations
upon signal: Lv. Richmond (Droad and
La-urol Sts.): ?8:05. ?7:!0, S:10b. 9:10, ??10:10.
11:10 A; M.; 1:10. 2:10. 3:10, 1:10b, 6:10, 6:20,
7:10, 8:10b, 10:10. 11:45 P. M. Lv. Ashland:
?6:85. 7b. 8, 9b, 10. ??11 A M.. ?12 M., ??1, 2,
3, 4. 5b. 6, 7, 8, 9b. 11 P. M.
?Dally exropi Sunday. "Sunday only.
} bCurrics baggago.
The
Bank oi Commerce & Trusts
Is the Bank to Bank With
It Pays S?/o Compound Interest
On Your Savings
Loans you money to Extend your Business, Build a Home,
and for ail other legitimate purposes.
Its Officers are at all times at your service, devoting their
energies to your interests.
Bank o! Commerce & Trusts
Ninth and Main Streets
What Qualities Do
You Consider Most
Important in a Bank?
Safety first, you will say. Then courteous treatment and
efficient service, coupled with resources and facilities to satisfy
the financial requirements of its patrons. It is these qualities
which are distinguishing features of this bank. Ask any of our
thousands of satisfied customers about it.
First National Bank
RICHMOND, VA. 1104 EAST MAIN.
?Xailroaos.
EEAOUARD AIR UNK.
Southbound trains scheduled to leave Rich?
mond dull)': 9.10 A. M.?Local to Norllna. {
1:90 P. M.?Sleepers and coaches, Atlanta.
Birmingham. Savannah. Jacksonville and ]
Florida points. ?:S0 P. V ?Sleepers and
coaohes. Savannah, Jacl aoavllle and Florida
points. 11:28 P. M.?Sleepers and coaches, j
Atlanta, Birmingham. Memphis ana the
Southwest. Northnound trains schtduled to
arrive In Richmond dally: 6:32 A. M . T:!J
A. M.. 5:03 P. M , 6:? P. M.. Local.
?teanrooius.
GO TO BERMUDA
With Acca Temple, Mystic Sbrlne.
Sail from Old Point Thursday, 10
A. M., January 11. 1912, on the S. 8.
"TAG US.'" This will be the moat de?
lightful pilgrimage that has ever left
Virginia.. Over 125 already hooked. A 1
limited number rooms ?llll vacant.
Rute, S?u.00. Includes all expenses,
stateroom nnd meal.s on steamer, hotel
accommodation?. (American plan) in
Bermuda, carriago drive to Harrington
Sound, admission to Crystal Cave and
Devil's Hole, steamboat excursion to
tho Reefs and Marine Gardens, stop?
ping en route, und including: admission
m the Government Aquarium.
ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET CO.
SAMIKL II. BOWMAN, Agent,
708 Knst Main Street.
^rrowOio Kg
Tours Inc. Hotels, Shore Excursions, Low- I
est Rates.
Twin Screw S. 8. ''Dcrmudlan," 5530 tons,
sails December ?. 13 and 23. Bilge keele;
electric fans; wireless telegraphy. Fastest. |
newest and only Steamer landing passen- j
gcrs at the dock In Bermuda.
For Illustrated pamphlets apply to A. E.1
OTJTERBRIGE * CO., Agenfs. Quebec 8. S.
Co., Ltd.. 29 Broadway, New York, or any
Ticket Agent, or Quebec s. S. Co., Ltd.,!
Quebec, 8. II. Bowman, 708 E. Main St., I
Richmond. Va.
Chesapeake Steamship Co.
Dally, Including Sunday, for Baitimor:
and the North via Norfolk ami Old Point
Comfort. Through tickets on >alo at nil
ticket ?frlces. Big new palatial ships "City
of Baltimore" and "City of Norfolk." equip?
ped with United Wireless. Intercommuni?
cating telephone service. Staterooms single
or en suite, with private baths. Famous
Table 'd'Hote 75c dinner. Cuisine and ser?
vice unsurpnssed. & E. BURGESS, Agent.
907 East .Main Street.
Third Annual Crniio
To South America
By the 8.S. BLUECBKK
(12,300 tons), the larg?
est cruising steamer
sailing from one America
to the other. Offers
rrery lnxorr sad com?
fort
LeaTlns New Yorli
Jan. 20,1912
Ports of call:
Bridgetown.
Peraambaco,
Santos,
Montevideo, Penis Arenas (through
the Straits of Magellan), Valparaiso
(across the Andes). Buenos Ay res, Rio
de Janeiro, Bahla, Para, Port of
Spain and SL Themas.
Optional Side Tripe Brer/where.
.Wa". ?0 DAYS C?t $350 ?
Alto Cruitet to fas Orttnt, Wett Iniiu, '
Around tks World, Italy and B/$pl, tie
Send for illustrated booklets.
HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE
I a way, .v. k'., or a. ci. bowman, me
Main St.; Richmond Transfer Co., 809
Mala St.. Richmond. Va.
OLD DOMINION LINE.
Lv. Richmond foot of Ash St. dally.7:00 P.M.
Leave Newport Newt.6:00 A.M.
Arrive Norfolk.8:00 A. M.
Connects with main line steamers leaving
Norfolk for New York dslly except Sunday
7:00 P. M. Connoctlon>ualso made by N. &
w. Ry. 3 P. M. and C. & O. Ry. at 4 P. M.
Night Lino steamers atop'at Claremont to
land or receive passengers on signal, and
wilt be met by otic conveyance.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CO.?James Rlrar
by daylight for Norfolk and Old Point. New?
port Niws and all James River landings,
i Steamer leaves Mo.. Wednesday and
Friday at 7:00 A. M. Freight received for
all J?rne? River landing*. 'PhoneModloon 171
I Main Ticket Office. 8U E. Mala Street,
The money yon save to-day is
your safeguard for to-morrow.
Commonwealth Bank
E. A. BARuE v, JR.
Certified Public Accountant.
E. A. OBER & CO.
ACCOUNTING, At'DITINO.
ORGANIZING, SYSTEMATIZING*
210 Mutual Building-,
Paone Marl. &321. .BJcJamaad, v?,
National Bank ol Virginia
Capital, - r?i,2GO,ooo
Surplus, - $ 600,003
Accounts solicited
Ninth and Main .Street.
F. F. V.
Facts?Figures?Verified.
CHARLES F. HUDNALL,
AUDITING, ACCOUNTING,
SYSTEMATIZING.
909 Travelers Bld?., Richmond, Va.
Monroe 431.
Why not let your money work
for you? We pay three per cent,
compound interest on savings.
Manchester National Bank
City Taxes
' ontcc Collector of Cilv Taxes,
City IIa 11.
Richmond. Va., Novcml/cr 15, 101.1.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
THE LAST It AUK OL' CITY TAXES,
REAL ESTATE- AND PERSONAL, FOR
inn. WILL BE DUE IN DECEMBER,
i AND IS NOW READY FOR PAYMENT
AT THIS OFFICE.
EVERY MALE twenty-one years of
age. and EVERY person keeping hotito
or doln gbuslness in the city, is as?
sessed for personal taxes. Those who
have not paid any city taxes during
the your will please, call nnd settle, no
as lo avoid being posted na delin?
quents.
GRADING. PAVING, PIPE AND
SEWER CONNECTION BILLS arc also
due, und will have to bo declared de?
linquent if not paid on or before end
of year.
FIVE PER CENT, will be added to
last half If not paid on or beforu DE?
CEMBER 31ST.
1 Interest nt SIX I'EIt CENT, also at?
taches to all bills as soon as reported
delinquent
Purttcular attention Is called to tho
nbovo, as under nn ordinance passed
by the City Council thero can be no
avoidance- of the penalty.
WASHINGTON WARD TAXES. &C..7
must be paid nt the office of DEPUTY !
COLLECTOR. Tenth nnd Hull Streets.
II. L. 1IULCE.
City Collector, City of Richmond.
Baltimore Steam Packet Co
Equipped wlv- wlreleas telegraphy.
TO BALTIMORE AND THE NORTH VIA
NORFOLK AND Ot,D POINT,
Learo Itlclimond Dally. Inc'udlng Sundnr. vis
N. A W. Ry. 3:00 P. M.. Norfolk 0:20 P. M.
C ft O. Ry. *:<*> P- M.t Old Point 7:30 P. M.
O D. S. 8. Ca. 7:00 P. M. <oae aay lu Nor.
folk).
Va. Nov. Co. ?:30 A. M. (Monday, Wod.ua.
doy and Ftldsy).
Ticket* at al> offices. For atateroome ap?
ply to U. M IIOVKIN. Agent. 820 Bait Mala
HtreoL .
The Royal Mail Steam Packet Co s
Exceptional opportunities to visit
WEST INDIES
Including the
PANAMA CANAL CUBA
JAMAICA COLUMBIA
Flee* of Ftv? Trazurallantte Steamer*
HA NT* TSRS Oi? ft BON.
Geal. Agrt?j 23 State SL, Jt. J.

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