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New York
Stock Market
l}
New York, December 12.?Trading In
stocks flattened out to-day in a way j
which disappointed those who had I
hoped that the market would become j
broader und more active after yes-j
terday's upturn. The market was en- |
livened nt the opening by a vigorous
buying movement which elevated
prices generally. Hut It was only u
flash In the pan. Within a few minutes
the life died out of the trading and '
prices "began to fall back slowly to- j
wards yesterday's closing level. At the
?nd of the day net changes in most
cases consisted of gains of small fine- i
tions. The largest advances were made !
by industrials, such ns American Loco-I
motive and General iSlcctrlc. A notice- j
able feature of the market was that
it seemed to have s .strong undertone'
throughout, in spile of the. fact that |
the demand for stocks had fallen oft'
abruptly. Yesterday's scries of events
favorable to the bull side nttraeted '
some outside business overnight, and
It presumably was these buying orders :
which stimulated the market at the ,
outset. When these orders were filled
trading tapered down to Slender pro?
portions. Professional traders made
little effort to extend the rise, and
many of them availed themselves of
the early upturn to take their profits. I
News of the character which lnflu- |
enres prices was as scarce to-day as It ;
was plentiful yesterday. Another ad- j
vance In the price of copper metal was :
reported, some sales having been made '
at 13 n-l cents. The copper stocks were j
less active, with American Smelting |
the best gainer. The money market
fta-day again showed the effect of the
(wore fnvornble position of the banks
Both time and call funds were easier,
and the. demand for time money was
considerably smaller. Call funds
loaned us low as 2 1-2 per cent. The
easier conditions lessened feats of a
tight market at the end of the year.
Canadian I'oclflc after a quick ad?
vance at the opening of nearly 2 points,
lost most of Its gain. The rise was
due to yesterday's announcement of
the forthcoming Issue of common
stock.
The bond market showed some slight
lrrcgular'ty, but the undertone was
firm. Total sales, par value, J3.073,
000.
United States "bonds were unchanged
en call.
Total sales 381,000 shares.
New York, December 12.? Money on
call easy. '.' 1-2S4 per cent.; ruling
rat?. 4; rloslng bid, 3 .1-4: offered at 4.
Time loans easier; sixty days and
ninety days, 4fi:4 l-l per rent.; six
months. 45t'4 1-4. Prime mercantile!
paper. 4 l-lCrft 1-2 per cent. Sterling]
exchange firm, with actual business
in bankers' bills, and at $4.?620 for de?
mand. Commercial bills, $4.s3. Mar sil- |
vor, i>5 1-4. Mexican dollars. 4ti 1-.'.
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Hv Richard W. Msury,
Stoik and Bond Broker, 1*13 E. Mn.'n Street.
Richmond. Vi., December 12, 1911.
SALES AT BOARD,
Virginia ;if, Old?I.eOO at K
?STATE SECURITIES. rtid. .iskod.
V*. If. v.id. c. snd lt.. IDS'.'. S7"i U
Vo. centuries, 2-3.. c. nnd lt., 1591. ST'.j &S
RAILROAD BONDS.
A. c. L. n. R. Con. Tr. 4 p. c. 95
t. and O. Otn'l M. ?4?. I*--'-'. 1?
fieoriila, Sou. nl'd 'la; i;'45. 106
beorgtn anil ,'lo. Con. is, IW3. 107
Norfolk and West. Ry. If. 1'.'??.... 9*
fccahoa.-d Air Lino 4s. 1940. 67
fc.ah.ard Adjustment it, 1919. MIS ???
S.u. Ihm n Itsbwoy 1st 5e. 1394. 1*?
K.> I'.. D?\. huI O. M. le. 19K. 79
V.VMeru K. t. 1st 6?. C 1914. 103
STREET RAILWAY BONDS.
Nor. and Porti. Trac. Co. ?e. 19S6.. $9
Va. Ry. and Power Co. it, 19S1.... Ktj 35
Is TR E ET RY. STOCKS. Par.
Vs. Rv. and Power Co. pfd....l00 S0?i Sli'j
ya Ry. and Power Co. com.100 4IVj ...
Railroad .stocks. par.
Atlantic Const Lino com.100 IK
Chesapeake and Ohio.1<M ,2
Nortolk and Western com.Its) 1W
boutllurn Railway ptd.100 71
Southern Ilal.way com.Pjo 50 ...
BANK AN"D TRUST CO. STOCK.
Arm i can National.leO 2(? ...
Hanl, of Commerce and Trusts..109 112
First National.100 3,'?
Merchants National.100 740
Natlur.al Rank of Virginia.Iu4 ?2
Nkilonul State and City Bank..100 1?
Planters Nuiional.100 760 ...
Kaviars Bank uf Richmond_ ? li
Ln.on Bank of Richmond. 60 31a ...
I S fUKA.NC E CUM PAN IE*.
Va. rire and Marine Ins. :* 70
Va. State riU.' pld,v.1260 17
Va. Siate-.-Inrt -com.Ut,M 12^ ...
M ISCEI.LANEOUB.
Ya.-Car. Cheat, pld. S p. c.109 US'; ...
Quotations for Interest pa;. Ihr bondc are
St a pilec to which interest must tit added.
Imoine bonds and certlHcaies of indebted- |
htht aro Rat.
BOND LIST
Alllr-ChaJmers 5i. fcJ
American lobacco Company 4?. Dlvi
American Tobacco Company Gs. 117Vt
Atlantic Coast Line 4s Ibid). 9?'4
A. C. L.-L. and N. e0l. tr. 4s (bid). MyJ
A. C. L. e-bnv. 4s tin Baltimore). 101
Lbfesapcake and Ohio conv. I'.is. S-3
Norfolk and Western conv, 4s. 1074,
t-eaboard Air Line Ik stpd. (bid). 67k
Seaboard Air Line adj. I.a. sis
Southern Ucll Tel. 6s told).
b'outbl rn Hallway Company ts. ~,i
fc'outturn Railway Company ?>s. 1071,
United states Steel :nd 6s. 101";
V*.-Brown Bros. ctfs. (bid). ?
Vh.-Cnr. Chcm. Co. 1st 5a. IW'i
Wabasb deb. 4a. i,l'|
Wabash-Plltt. 1st Ii, c.'t?. (bid). to'
I'anama new 5s (u. s.. askedl. lo.'1.
COTTON MARKETS.
New York, December 12.?The Cotton mat
ket was less active to-day. nnd nfier insk
Inc new luw records at the opening rallied
on covering of shorts and some fresh buy?
ing lor long account, with tha . lus,. steady
at a net advance of 6a 10 point* The opait
inii was eteady at a net decline of 3yi
points tin the active monthi in lesponre t.,
l?wer cables and a ? ontlnuaiton ot yeater
eny a selling movement. Southern selling
bcid the advance In during the middle tit
tr.o day, hut offerings were not sagroialve,
? nd the market leached the best point Iii
tl.e late trading, when active months sold
fa'i points net higher or some !; 10 11
points above the early Jow level.
Receipts to-day H.iii l,ales against :(.;.;?>;
laat ?.eek and 74.SM laet year. To-day's
receipts a; New Orleans lv.or.9 bales against
li.J07 lam >ear; at Oalveston 41,.to; hales
fcsralnit ?0,911 last year, anil at Houston 'S
t?i agalr.s: IZ.tZi 'asi ifsr.
Cotton futuree closed ?teioly:
Oper.. Hieb. Low. Close.
J"u>r>' .> 4i s en ms s si
?February .S.M f f.9 ?.w (,;;
1Iarch . j.73 f K f
APr11 . H64 S.?: 6.7i
*Ja>' . ? 7! *.<,S |.7o f.ii
J Mr.!
8.7? >~i
6.91
?'"'v .t.tt *.'?i
August. k.tf, s,97 c [9 s..,
9.01
September .,-. F..M t.W t.
October . tM
November . t>05
December.;....?.;? %.%\ {-'s
f^pot cotton closed rjulctj middling uplands
OPEN AN ACCOUNT WITH
The Union Bank
of Richmond
1107 EAST MAIN HIRE KIT.
11.00 MAKES A START. S PER
CENT. INTEREST
Official Flange and Sale of Stocks in New York.
Sales. Stock.
D0>
100
if. ;oo
1.100
?SCO
Lisa
i.ooo
:oo
TO?
3,620
170
2,000
100
son
too
4,059
l,f00
r.o
4. ?to
5.1S0
son
li-ICO
2,209
?_?,?,
Allls-??hulmer.* .
Allls-Chalmorr pfd.
Amalgamated Copper: ...
Amor. Agri. Clu-in., com.
Amor. Bocl Sugar, com..
American Can .
American Can, pf<l.
Aiiier. Cur end Foundry.
Amer. Car and Foun.. pfd
American t'otmn Oil.
Ainertian Linne*?! Oil'....
American Locomotive ...
Amer. Locomotive, pfd...
Amer. Malt c>. i>f?i.
American Smelting .
American sugiit .
Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co...
Amern an Tobexco, com..
American Tobacco, pfd..
Anaconda Copper .
At.chi.--on .
Atlantic Coast Line.
A. C Ii of Connecticut..
Baltimore and Ohio.
Brooklyn Itapid Transit.
Cent: .:i Leather, coin.
Canadian Pacific .
Chesapeake n::d Ohio ?
ChlcuKO Orekt Western.
Chi., Mil. and St. I'aul;..
Crucible Stiel Cur., com.
Cru. Steel, pfl., .\ 1V>...
Chicago and Northwest.
Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado md Southern..
Consolidated C;.s .
I U l i ?t arc und 11 udson...
Den. and Hlo Ornn., com.
Den. .nid Rio Oran., pfd.
Distillers' Bee; Cor.
Erie .
r:ric. :st pfd.
Fed, Mln. and Sm.. pfd..
General Klectrlc .
Oreat Northern, pfd.
Great Northern Ore etfs
ll'.nols Central .
?r THOMAS BRANCH &
Open. HlKh. Low. Bid. Asked.
Closing,
CO.. Hunkers and Broker:.
Scales. Stock.
l w...
r,io "
10VA
3l*i
6IH
isa?i
128?
:fc".'i
142"...
I*',
64%
11
IH.'?i
3 !-?.?= ll?is
MO IM'
613 GAS
I Oil t 1031?
38%
10S%
137 13?
II 1*1
II?
31W
r.p...
154
I2S!4
36?
142%
ius
ii".
79'j
81
M3?
1M>4
l&it
142%
it
8
<ayt
00%
??
11%
!U
IK. *
43%
111%
139%
:"?<
1?3
38%
I0j>,
137
no*,
11%
1.1s
I?
31%
31 '4
5H?
163 '
I2S' ,
3514.
1?'
At
HVi
91%
M
ll?
w
37
U'.S',
IIa
r.M
UV:
137-.
260
241
t?%
20%
111
11?.
m
l?4%
\<:.<
21?;
in
?VA
31%
M%
:;oo lhtcrboro-Mc(. H% H%
intcrboro-Mel., pfd.
lOi? Int. Mer. Marine, pfd... 17 17
NO International Paper 11 w
too int. Paper, prd. 46H 4?'?
WO Kan. City Snath., com.. 2S-.fr 28%
0 800 Lehlgh Valley . 177'? 178%
1.0.V? Louisville und Nashville 157 167%
?00 Mnnhnttan . 188 1W
300 Mo.. Kan. und Tcxns.... 30% *'??
Mo.. Kan. nnd Tex., pfd. ...
SCO Missouri Pacific . 38% 3S?i
100 National ij-ui . to:<. 4?'?
2,3? New York Central. IftV?? 105%
200 N. V.. Out. and Western 10 . 10
1,900 Norfolk and Western... 107'j 107%
4,680 Northern Pacific . US ll*j
ion pacific Mall . 31 31
680 Pennsylvania . i? 122',^
200 People s Cos . 103*? 1"3%
Plttsburg Coal, com.
loo Pressed Steel Car. 32>i
I'rcssed Steel Cnr. pfd.
70.000 Heading . PO'l. 151!?
1<*> Hcpuhllc Iron and Sled 23?? 23%
pfd.. 13% wy
Open. High. Low. Bid. Asked.
Closing.
IP, 14% M^i
17 Ok
17',
?4r
109%
ro?s
177'!,
ISOM
13S
10>'?
:.?.??
I07'i
1I7:,?
:;i
122",
103's
'32?J
142%
M?o Itcnobllc I. and S
1.310 Hock Island .
5<X> Itock Island, pfd. 47'4
Mos-5-ShelT leid .
n.ooo Southern Pacific . I12?4
1,800 southern Railway 2>"?
400 Southern Hallway, pfd. 71Vi
Standard Oil .
.7*1 TcuhrsSco Copper . 37
Terfa* Pacific .
fM.400 Union Pacific . 174=?
2.610 United States ttubher... 47'-..
r7.:o? United State-; Steel. r.f ,
600 United State.-! Steel, pfd IW\
?090 Vn.-Car. Chemical . 53
Va.-Car. Chemical, pfd.
V?. By. and Power, com ...
COO Va. By. and Tower, pfd. 81
1.430 Wabssh . fi!?
1.900 Woliltsh; pfd. 17?.
1.800 Western l-tilr n . 78
Total s.':les for day. :iW.R00 shares.
IOO!4
23'4
M- =
?-'l?.
112
47';
?14
10J?i
el
171,
44%
28
177-H
tfrf>
135
29%
107?,
US
31
I22J4
1?IU
IT'.j
32 ?,i
99
itwi
23
S3ai
24 ??
4'i
it)
112?;
29%
71%
c;o
3?i
17' ?
64%
109%
63%
IIS
ar
so%
is
79?j
Total sales toi week (two day:;). 901,100 ahares
0 20: mi.Idling gulf. Mi: sales. 900 bales.
' Cotton, quiet: middling. ?.20: net receipt*
12 hales; gross. 12,556 hairs; sales. StN bales,
murk, I?:.??-.' hales: to France, 2.21? bale's;
to the Continent, SO) bales: Coastwise, 7.3iM
bales.
Total to-day nt all ports?Nel receipts.
96.sM bales; export to irreal Hrltaln. 1T.331
bales; to France. 2.213 bales: to the Conlt
ncnt. lO.J^l balis-; slock. 1,603,0*8 bales.
Consolidated nt all ports?Net receipt?
bales; cxpoit lo lircnt Brlt-tln, Zl.fjll
bales: to France. 2.S15 bales; tn the Conti?
nent, S2.Mf bales: tn .tnpan. ?.lfO bales,
Total since September 1 at all ports?Net
receipts. 6,0**.7i) bales: export to Great
Britain. 1,S1S.420 bales: to Frnnce. MS.Cnij
baled; to the Continent. 1,7X7,806 balcn; to
Japan, 07.412 bales; to Mexico, 2,330 bales.
New 'Orleans, I.a.. Dt-romber 12.?Cotton
futures opened steady at a decline of liJ/J
points on poor rabies. Tlic close was very
steady at a nei advance of Stfll points.
Shorts were still buyers to realize profit*,
which prevented the market from maklng
a full response to the decline In Liverpool.
The weather map showed considerable ruin
In the rotton region, thereby causing feat
that picking was being lnterfere<l with.
Tbis bellied the market lo some extent.
Straddle traders bought here sgalnat sales
In Liverpool. Sonn after the call prices
were : ft ; points nvnr yesterday's close. lllnr.
scalpers put out short uollon 0" 'bis small
advance, and ni iht- pn.l of the first hall
hour of business prices were 2 points umlei
yesterday's finals The market became very
quiet around th.> middle ol the morning,
but prli ?-s were steadily he'd up. Shorts
were not aggressive. Telegrams from parts
of the Eastern belt said that many farm?
ers wert? plowing their cotton under rather
than pick It. and this seemed to cause ner?
vousness on tlic benr side. Cable messages
from Manchester told of n good business In
ihc ?,;o;li market. This also helped the mar?
ket, in the afternoon session the market
was <iu!et, but very ?teady. There was lit?
tle for sale around the Hub, and at 2 o'clock
prices were &<tl* points over yesterday's
rinse. Spot quiet, l-Wr. lower; middling.
9-16?. Sales on the spot 330 bales and 1,*2J
to arrive Cotton futures closed very steady.
December, M3; January, V7S; March, 8.82;
May, S.92; July, 9.03; August, 9.01; October.
S.99.
LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS.
(Furnished by Levy Commission Co.. Com?
mission Merchants, Richmond, Va.
Richmond, Va., December 12. 1911.
ACTUAL WHOLESALE QL'OTATIONH OFI
MARKET.
LIVE POULTRY.
Chickens, choice, small, lh- Si 12%
Chickens, choice, medium, lb. 12 . 12Vj
Chickens, large, lb. 11 W 12
Urns, lb. tf 11
Roosters, each. 30 tf 31
Geest-, .'at, large, each. 7? '?<? f?
Grose, small, each...'. JO tt
Ducks, large, young, lb. l-'^j'ii 13
Uucks. small, young, lb. 11 'n 12
miKSSBll POULTRY.
(Head und Feet Off.)
Turkeys. 3?. IS 0 17
Fowl, lb. 12
Chickens, lb. 12%?."?. 13
IJurks, lb. Ii <?< Iii
Geese, lb. tf 12H
EGOS--Crated.
In crates, nearby, fresh, doz.. '0 31
In irate*, other sections, doz.. ft 30
BUTTER.
Family, choice, fresh, lh. 23 a 2i
Merchants', fair, lb. 20 tf 21
LIVE STOCK.
Veals, choice to fancy, lb. (q S
Vtals. poor t" fair, lb. ? '?)? 7%
Calves, runners, lb. 4 vj i
Sheep, lb.r. 3 tt
Lambs, sliding, lh. B' ''f t%
Cattle, fair to prime, lb. -''.?u &
Hogs, lb. 6 <;/ 6.7?
COUN TR Y-CU R K D BACON.
Hams, well smoked, small, lh. 21 r[i 22
Minis, weli smoked, large, lb. <Sl 20
Sides, well smoked, lb. 12%'a 13
Shoulders, well smoked, lh_ 12%t7 13
HIDES.
Pry flint, lb. fi II
Dry salt, lb_. C-i 17
Green salt, 11?. ra 114
Grpen, 11.. Or 1OV2
Green, damnged. lb. 6 ',1 S
Tallow. $ ,-,
itcswax . ft 2.?
MARKET CONDITIONS.
Live Poultry?Markut active. Dressed
Poultry-Went her unfavorable for shipment;
Eggs-Market ilrm. Veals-Scarce and want?
ed.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
Now Vork, December 12?Flour?Steady w ith
mode rate Jobbing demand. Rye Flour,
I < ormiKHI and Barley?Steady, tturkwheat
Flour mid Hye?Quiet. Wheat?Firm; No. J
red. 0V.eC elevator, export basis 11 ml UT'.lc
f. ? b. ailoat. Options closed \c. nel lilgb
er. December, 9814e. j May, $1.02 3-lvc. Corn?J
Firm; exports, new, Uc. f. o. h. atloat. Op?
tions nominal. Osts?lltesdy. Options noin
Inal.
Perk?Barely steady. Beef?Firmer. Lard
-Finn. Tallow*-Dull. Petroleum?Steady.
Wool?(Julet. Rosin and Turpentine-Finn.
Molasses and Rice?Steady. Sugar?Raw,
steady; refined, ?pilet. Coffee?Futures eu?s
I id stead) at u net advance of S5?y points.
Spot, quiet; Rio. No. 14%.-.. Santos. No. 4.
IM?c; mild, quiet; Cordova, 1614? 13',ic. nom
[ Inal, Utitter and Eggs?Unsettled. Cheese?
m. Potatoes and Cabbages?Steady and
urn-hanged. Freights to Liverpool?Stead) ;
grain by steam. 3%d. Peanuts?Unchanged.
'utions<e,i ?II was higher 011 covering ol
? ?Ms and with the Itrmncas in lard, hut
later In the session prices reacted slightly
undei selling by i>-nners and rather lil.eral
offerings ,>t crude. December rinse.1 1 point
lower and other months 1;/3 points higher.
December, i ;:"'.i ??..'??:; January-February, :? ;;o
?it "..-.!; March, r..3t</S.J3; April. :..310 3.2?;
prime crude, I.KSilll; do. summer yellow,
j i SS; do. w inter yellow. 5.9f>4J I.H); do.
I summer white, s.tOfS.73.
CHICAGO tiltAIN .MARKET.
[ Chle.igo. HJ., December I: ?With crop con
rdli'.-ns >? unfavorable in the Argentine, as
I lo ieod to withdrawal of wheat from thl>
{country, the prires ruled flrm.r to-dav. The
(Close wr?s ilrm, HO'.tC. hleber. Latest trad?
ing left k-orn with a net gain of ??c.j oats.
. to Vv'dS1' . and provisions at 7%& to
12 j '1 Uc. ad 1 a nee.
Leading luturts to-day. ranged as follows:
Op*i.. High. Low. Close.
WHEAT?
Dec. f" M% 93 93>,
May. 97 97*? ?'?
July ..'. MS 9P- J??, M
CORN ?
I Bee. ?'* . ??. m
Mfj . ><:\ r.ju ' t;:'? ?3',
July . ?2 ?2*4 C3 C3'i
OATii
Dee. ' v\'rt 47 if.4 i;
May '. 4SS 1SH i%% ?V4
July . ttH ?tt ??"?
MKS? P?MK-iVr bbl.
Jmi.IS.? 15.45 15.:: 15.12
Mny .15.74 15.90 15.1: l?.ai
July . U.00
LAKD?Per 10g 1>e.
Jnn.V90 9.90 S.90 5.97
Mny . 9.1i 9.33 9.13 9.?
Sept.9. W 9.45 5.40 9.4.".
SHORT R1B8?Pei lie lbs.
Jan.8.07 S 17 5.07 5.15
Mny . S.Si S.45 5.35 S.IJ
Julv .J.12 8.45 S.K' S.t?
Cash grain closed: Wheat?No. 3 red, 95 tf
96??; No. .1 rod, 9:ifl'941i: No. 3 hard. 97 91.01; 1
No. 3 hard. 93?f?1.01; No. I northern. It.lBH
ttl.OiM; No. 2 northern. ll.O3@1.0t>: No. i
northern. SI.01?? 1.01: No. 1! spring. SSfTll.O:;
No. 3 spring, SSiril.02; No. 4 spring, S??'SI;
velvet chotT, 99?r $1.0.': durum, 90H $1.04. Corn
No. 1 yellow, old. 70; No. 3. 59HGf60>i; old,
5S; No. 3 white. 59V,?i60Vi: No. 3 yellow, W<3>
60V;: No. 4. 55H?67'-,: No. 4 white. MU?U;
No. 4 yellow. 57 5 5S: old. ?S. Oata?No. 2
white, 4SVS4749: No. 3 white. 47lifl4S'4; No. I
white. l<Htr t7H; standard, 47\r5' IS'^.
Italtlmore, Md., December 12.--Wheat ?
Stead}'; spot, contract, 91?,. Corn?Easier;
spul, contract, new, S7c. Outs?Steady; No.
2 white. MffSfttC. Hye? Quiet; No. 2 wert?
em, domestic. ?'..(?; a l uj
RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
Richmond, Va.. DocpmSo; 12, lfll.
The. rjuotatlcns arc ns fo?owa:
No. l Timothy. ?I 24.50
No. 2 Timothy. <u 22.00
No. 3 Timothy. 19.0) <U
So. 1 Clover, mixed. it 3?
No. i Clover, mixed.'. 1>.00 9
No. 2 Clover. 1S.C0 9
^'I'ltAW?(.'oin pressed . Q 10.50 j
Loose-pressed, large hales.. 9 11.00 '
nilUCKS?Compressed . Nominal
Loose-pressed, large bales... Nominal
Load your cars so thnt hay at doors rep?
resents contents ?p<t thus avoid rejections.
This market grades hay In accordance
with the rules 0f the National Hen Assocla
Hon.
? CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
iSalcs at Union Stock Yards.)
ttlchtnond, va.. December 12, 1911.
Report of the live stock market for ihe
week ending Docemher 11:
Receipts?Cattle, VA head; calves, 73 hend;
fheep, 21* head': hogs, 0.353 head.
Ucst steers, StffS'ic,; a few fancy cattle.
7c; medium to good, 5ff5>ic.; common to
fair. I'ifHKe.: best heifers. B'il?^c.; medium
to good. 4>i(?IV\: common to fair, ?^'d
.Vic; host cows, tlj'IVjc.; medium to good,
S'tf-Hsc.; common to talr, SQSlic.; bulls. S'.iif
4!?c.; good calves, 7',jo. j fair to medium, O'li
C'jc. Cowa and calves, V-WtfOO.OO per head.
Rest heavy hogs. B\c,; good, 1E0 to 2o0-pound
hops, I Vi 6 0-001 light hogB, 6*i0Oci; sows nnd
st.tgs. iVjc.: best sheep. 3Vg94c.; common
t0 fair, 2'<i2L,'.\; bort lambs. CftO'.tC.; fair to
medium. Ifj el-c.; common. D'u*4c.
Chicago, ill., December 12.?cattle?Receipts
t.Okj head. Market ?teeidy. Deovos, $l.70fi
9.10; Texas steers, $4.15 5. SO; western steers,
$1.4097.20; stockers nnd feeders, JS.lnft" 5.75;
cows and heifers. $2ft 4.20; calves, J5.505iS.re.
Hogs?Receipts 25,000 hend. Market dull and
weak to shade- lower. Light. fS.SO0O.ltJ
mixed, S5.75'tl 6.30; henvy. $5.^.'>ii?.S?l?; rough,
SS.SS9S.05j good in choice heavy. $S.059<.S2VS;
plpts, $495.50; bulk of sales. $5,9090.2?, Sheep
?Receipts estimated nt 23.000 head. Market
Steady to a shade up. Native, $2.6594-10:
western. $2.7594.10; yearlings, $4.259 5.S0;
Inmbs, native. $49CIS; western. $4.2596.10.
New York. Decemhcr 1". ?Reeves?Receipts
S>;7 held. Feeling stendy. Calves?Receipts
313 head. Veals. $7'<j 10.00; culls. $596.60;
barnyards and western calves nominal.
Sheep and Lambs? Receipt? 4.66S heail. Sheep
$394.00; lanihs. SEr(; 6.15; culls. $494.50. Hogs
?Receipts 3,6.'9 head. Market steady at SC.0S
?i ;,.; for light to medium State hogs; piss.
t?.109?.25; llghi Virginia hogs sold at $5.10.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET,
t Reported by Rodgers, McCabe & Co.)
Petersburg. Va., December I2.--Pcanuts.?
Spanish?Quiet nt SOo. per bushel. Vir
einlas?Steady: luinho, lc. per pound; fancy
hiimlplcked, aVhliSV- per pound; extra
prime, 3?'u 3Sc. per pound; prime. 3c. pel
pound; machine plckeu. 2Hi5'ic per pound.
DRY GOOD51 MARKET.
New York, December II.'?The cotton goods
markets are fairly steady In Iho print cloth
division, .lobbera are asking for prompi
shipment o( gooda due. bin aro not ordering
much ahead ot February. Men's wear open?
ings for fall 1912 are being announced daily.
NAVAL STORES.
Wilmington. N. C. December 13.?Spirits
Turpentine?Steady at 49c. Rotln?Steady at
JS.SO; receipts 112 barrel* Tar?Firm at
Jt.SO; receipts IS barrels. Crude Turpentine?
Steady at S3.&OS4.60; receipts "3 barrels.
Savannah, Oa., December 12.?Turpentine
Steady nt 50c.; sales 222 casKa; receipt? SIT
Casksj shipments Hi casks; stock 39,755
casks. Rosin?Firm; sales 2.165 barrels; re?
ceipts 3,733 barrels; shipments 2.5S5 barrels:
stock 121,575 barrels. Quote: B, ft! 45.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. DECEMBER 12. 1911.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon, Barney, Norfolk, mer?
chandise and pasioiigers. Old Dominion
Line.
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves. Jamea Rivet
landings nnd Norfolk, merchandise and pas?
sengers-. Virginia Navigation Company.
Steamer Aurora. Kurtuan. Petersburg and
James River landings. mcrchnnd:ac and
patsungars, Furman Lint.
Tug Standard Oil Company. No. ir. Burk,
Baltimore, barge of oil. Standard Oil Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Brandon. Ilarney, Norfolk, mer?
chandise and passengers, Old Dominion
Line.
Steamer Aurora, Fniman. Petersburg and
.Tames River landings, merchandise and
passengers. Furman Line.
Tug Standard Oil Company, No. 12. Burk.
Baltimore, oil barge. Standard Oil Co.
ftatlroabo
PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH.
Train* Leave Richmond.
N. B.?Following schedule tlgures publish?
ed as Informal Ion and not guaranteed:
For the South ? Dally: 6:10 A. M. Local.
10:4.", A. M. Express. 6:ro p. M. Express.
11:45 P. M. Express. Week Days: 3:00 P. M.
Local.
T?RK RIVER LINE.
4:30 P. M. ?Ex. Sun.?Connecting for Bal?
timore Mon.. Wed. and Friday. 6:00 A. M.?
Ex. Sun. and 2:15 P. M.?Mon.. Wed. and
Friday?Local.
Trains Arrive Richmond.
From the South: 6:50 A. M., S:40 A. M.
2:00 P. M.. S;05 p. M.. dally; U-.25 Ex. Sun.
From West Point: 9:39 A. M. dally, 11:35 A.
M. Wed. and Frl., 4:35 P. M. Ex. Sun.
B. K. BURGESS. D. P. A..
907 E. Main St. 'Phone Madison 272.
RICHMOND ?ND" CIIES.\p"e?"kE DAY
RAILWAY COMPANY.
. Schedule of electric trains to and from
Ashland, stopping at intermediate stations
upon signal: Lv. Richmond (Broad and
Laurel Sts.): ?StOS, '7:10, S:10b, 9:10. ":o:10
11:10 A. M.; 1:10. 2:10, 3.10, 1:10b. 6:10. 6:20
17:10. *:10b. 10:10. 11:45 P. M. Lv. Ashland:
I '5:55, 7b, 8, ?h, 10. "11 A XL. ?12 M.. 2.
3, 4. 5b, 6, 7. S. 9b, 11 P. If.
?Dally except Sunday. "Sunday only.
bCarrlea baggage.
Richmond & Petersburg Electric Railway
Cars leave Manchester. Seventh and Perry
Streets, for l'elemburg:
?6, 7. S. *9 10. 11, ?12 A. XL. 1, 2. *S, 4. 6,
"5:45. "6. 7. 6. -9 10 P. M.
11:00 1'. '?!.. for Chester, 12:00 midnight for
Petersburg.
Cara leave I'etersburg. foot of Sycamore
Street, for Manchester:
tS:16. 6:55. "; -.16. *7:35. 6:S5. 9:36. *10:35. 1! :J5
A. M.. 12:55, ?l:?. 2:35, 3:25, '4:35. 5:35. 6:35,
?7:35, S:35. 9:55. ?10:40. 11:40 P. M.
IDally except Sunday and holidays.
?Carries baggage and express.
"Limited, except Sundays and holidays.
All cars from Petersburg connect with
cars for Richmond.
For business in a community like this: To start
with, there is plenty of money here. Taken as a
whole, the people are well off, they are conservative
and loyal. In speaking of his bank, a man refers to
it as HIS bank, and we like that spirit.
What we wish is to get as many good people as
possible, when speaking of this Company, is to cull
it THEIR Trust Company.
We cordially invite the reader to become one of
the number.
Zc/c Interest allowed on daily bal?
ances.
COME IN TO-DAY.
Travelers Building, 1106 E. Main Street,
RICHMOND, VA.
Capital $1,000,000.00
iFlnnnc.nl jr.nniu.nl tffnnnrtal
Capital, $1,200,000. , Ninth and Main Streets. Surplus, $600,000.
Offers to the public its unexcelled facilities for the handling of business and
safe keeping of all moneys entrusted to its care.
DIRECTORS
T. C. Williams, Jr., R. G. Retinoids, J. G. Tinslev,
E. C. Laird, YV. M. Habliston, Jno. T. Wilson,
Jno. Garland Pollard, llcnj. P. Alson, Jas. A. Moncurc.
\V. P. Glinn, U. Rand Wcllford, Jno. Skclton Williams,
Eppa Hunton, Jr., S. W. Travcrs, F. D. Williams.
OFHLERS
W. M. HABLISTON, President.
JNO. SHELTON WILLIAMS, Vicc-Presldeiit. WILLIAM T. REED, Vice-Prcsldent.
W. M. ADDISON, Cashier.
6. S. MORTON. Assistant Cashier. JOHN TYLER, Assistant Cashier.
W. H. SLAUGHTER, Assistant Cashier. J. M. BALL, Jr., Assistant Cashier.
F. B. Addison,
F. L. Bctniss,
T. II. Elicit,
Hi Theo. Ellyson,
Geo. L. Christian,
T. A. Cary,
Carl II. NoltiiiR.
William T. Reed
l. W, Rotlicrt,
Win. Northrop,
Safe Deposit Boxes For Rent
3% Interest in Savings Dept.
ftailroatjd
Rickonil, Mericfcib'tr & Potomac R. R.
TO AND FROM WASHINGTON AND BEYOND.
Lwvc BJolunond
??.5ti i.M. B]rd Si.su.
?:1.4a A.M. MalnSLSU.
?6.61? A.n. II) rd M. Sir.
?7.48 A.M. Main St. Sta.
?8.1U A.J1. Ii) rd KU Sta.
?12.01 ooonllrrdSt. Sta.
73.60 P.M. Tlvrd St. Sta.
14.00 P.M. li) r/. St. Sta.
H.16 P.M. BUM Station.
?6.16 P.M. Main St. Kts.
?8.go P.M. Ilrrd St. Sta.
Arrive Richmond
?7.6UA.M. Djrr*8t.Hta.
jl 1.26 A.M. Elba Station.
111.36 A.M. llvrJ St.Sta.
?1.12 P.M. Jlaln St. SIB.
?2.46 P.M. It j id St. Sta.
tO.&O P.M. lljrd St. Sta,
?7.26 P.M. BrrdKt.KU.
'.MO P.M. II] rd St. Sta.
?8.4U P.M. Main St. Sta.
?tl.20 P.M. MalnSt.SU.
?12.6i> night HyrdSt.Sta.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS?WEEKDAYS.
I.'t'f U jrd St. Sta. 1.80 P.M. fur I'rcderlckshurg
Leare Elba Sta. 7.26 A.II.,0.3(1 P.M. for Ashland
Arrlre lit r4 St. Sta. 8.26 A.M. from Predrrlcksb'g.
AirlTf ElbaBta. OJtt) A.M.,5.30 P.M.from Ashland.
?Dally. 1 Weekdays. 'Sundayn only.
All trains to or from Byrd Street Station
(except trninn leaving 4.50 a. m. and arriving
la.50 night) atop at Klba. Time of arrival! and
departures oot (?raranteed. Reed the tlr?"
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
7:40 A.?Local?Daily?Newport Novri.
18:J0 A.-Local.?Dally?C1 illle. Ex. Sun.
Thurmond
19:00 A.?Express?Dally?Norfolk. Old Point
110:? A.?Locai ? Dally?Lchhg. I.cx. C. Forg.,
?2.00 V.?Express? Dally?Cln.-L'vllie.
14:00 P.?Express?Dally?Norfolk. N. Newa.
6:00 P.?Local ?Daily?N. News, u.d Point.
6:16 P.?Local ?Ex. 6un.?Onrdonavllle.
?j:li P.?LlCUl?Ex. Sun.--I..:hbg, INaUiroJ,
Bridge. Clifton forge.
?6:35 P.-rLlmlBed ? Dally?ClncJSVtl, CM'go.
?11:00 P.?.Express?Dally?("aclnnail, L'vllle.
?Sleepers. t Parlor Cars.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND?Local from
Eaat: 8:20 A. M.. 7:60 P. M. Through from
East: 11:30 A. M.. 6:30 1' M. Local from
West: ??8:30 A. M.. 9:60 ?>. M. and 7:16 P.
M. Through: 7:00 A. M.. J:46 P. M.
Jarnos River Line: "S:ir V. M.. 6:U P. M.
??Dally except Sunday.
Atlantic Coast Line
EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 2S. 191X
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILT.
For Florida and South: 8:16 A. M. and
7:? P M., 1:00 A. M.
For Norfolk: 9:00 A- .v. , 8:00 P. u., 4:10
P. M.
For N. * W. Ry. West: 6:15 A_ U., 10:00
A. M., 3:00 P. M., 6:20 P. M.
I For Petersburg: 1:00 a. M.. 4:15 A. XL,
18:16 A. 51.. 9:00 A. M.. 10:00 A. ml.. 3:00 P. li.,
4:10 P. 51., 6:05 1'. M . 7:55 P, 51., ?:20 P. A4..
111:46 P. M.
For Goldsboro and Faycttevllle: "4:10 P. 51.
I Trains arrive Richmond dally: 4:44) A. If..
5:10 A. M-. 6:40 A. M.. '5:37 A. M.. "10:4S
I A. M.. U:40 A. M.. ?2:00 P. M . "1:40 P. M..
6:05 P. M., 6:35 P. M . 8:00 P. it.. 0:00 P. M..
11:30 P. M.
?Except Sunday: "Sunday only.
T'.ma of arrival and departure and con?
nections no*, guaranteed.
Norfolk and Western Railway
ONLY ALL RAIL LINII TO NORFOLK.
Schedule In Effect December 10. 1911.
Leave livid Street Station, Richmond,
FOR NORFOLK: '9:00 A. M . ?3:00 P. M .
?4:10 P. M.
FOR LYN.CH3UHG AND THE WEST:
?6:16 A. M.. ?10:00 A. M . *3:09 P. M.. ?9:2*
P. M.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: *11:40 A.
M . ?6:35 P. M ? *11:30 P. M. From the West: '
?0:10 A. M.. a3:00 P. M., bl:40 P. M., '6:05 P.
M.. '9:05 P. M.
?Daily. aDally ex. Sunday. bSunday only.
Pullman Parlor and Sleeping Curs. Cafe
Dining Cars. C. H. B?SLEY,
D. P. A.. Richmond. Va.
W. B. HEVILL. G. P. A.. P.oanoke. Va.
SEABOARD AIR LINK.
Southbound trains scheduled to leave Rich?
mond dully: 9:lo A. M.?Local to Nur 1 Ina. I
1:20 P. M.? Sleepers and couches, Atlanta,
Birmingham, Savannah, Jacksonville and
Florida points. 9:50 P. 5' ?Sleepers and
coaches. Savannah. Jacksonville and Florida
points. U:2I P. M.?Sleepera und coaches.
Atlanta. Birmingham, Memphis and tb*
Southwest. Northbound trains scheduled to
arrive In Richmond daily: 5:32 A. M., 7:35
A. M- 5:(6 P. M.. 6:40 P. M.. Local. I
. 1
&team?o.it?
?:;' GO TO BERMUDA I
With Area Temple, Mystic Shrlue.
Sail front Old Point Thursday, 10
A. M., January 11, 1912, on tho S. S.
?TAUUS." This will be tbc most de?
lightful pilgrimage that ha3 ever left
Virginia. Over 125 nlready booked. AI
limited number rooms still vacant.
Rate, f??.O?. Includes all expenses,
stateroom nnd meals on steamer, hotel
accommodations (American plan) In1
Bermuda, carriage drive to Harrington
Sound, admission to Crystal Cave and
Devil's Hole, steamboat excursion to
tho Reefs and Marino Gardens, stop?
ping en route, and Including ml mission
to the Government Aquarium.
ROY .VI. MAIL STEAM PACKET CO.
SAMUEL H. BOWMAN, Agent,
708 East Main Street.
Chesapeake Steamship Co.
Daily, Including Sunday, for Baltimore
and the North via Norfolk and Old Point
Comfort. Through tickets on salo at all
ticket ?ffices. Big new palatial ships "City
of Baltimore" and "City of Norfolk." ncjulp
pod with United Wireless. Intercommuni?
cating telephone service. Statorooms single
or en suite, with private baths. Famous
Table d'llotc 75c dinner. Cuisine and ser?
vice unsurpnssed. S. B. BURGESB, Agent,
907 East Mnln Street.
Merchants and Miners Transportation Co.
Norfolk to Beston, .Haas., and
Providence, II. I.
Steamers leave Norfolk for Roston?Dally,
except Thursday; for Providence, Mon., Wed.
and Sat. at 6 P. M. Passengers and freight
taken lur all -.ew England polni- Tickets
on sale at v-.r.ce C. * O. Ry., 14. * W. Ry.
6. 11. Rowmun. ."08 Kost Main, and Richmonr1
! Ira infer Co.. if* East Main.
And Earning Compound Interest for You?
If not, deposit with us. We pay 3 per cent, interest,
and want your Business, Personal and Savings accounts.
Bank of Commerce and Trusts
Ninth and Main Streets.
DEPOSITORY FOR THE STATE AND CITY.
Borrowers
It is not the function of this bank to furnish an open treas?
ure chest to all who may come. Your confidence in us would
be shaken if we did so. We make it a point to lend aid to jj
worthy clients. One of the best ways to get a borrowing
tooting with us is to become a depositor. Then when you want
accommodation, we will be acquainted with your resources
and better able to assistant you.
First National Bank
1104 E. Main S?t.
Capital and Surplus, $2,000,000.00
CHRISTMAS MONEY
Wc will lend you money for Christmas on your D.'am?nds, Jewelry.
Silverware, etc., at 6 per cent. If in need of money, why not use. such
collateral. We accord you the same courteous treatment as other haliks.
Pawnbrokers' pledges redeemed and new loans made at. leal rate of
Interest
Telephone Number, Monroe, 307S.
EQUITABLE LOAN SOCIETY, Inc.
Collateral Dank.
i;ir-h<h nnd llroad Streets).
Capital, snoo.ooo.on
Hrynn Dulldloff.
INCORPORATED 1832.
Seventy-nine Years In Successful Operation.
lUSIiraUCe CO., of. Richmond, Va.
I
ASSETS, $1,590,315.55
OFFICE 1015 E.TMAIN STREET
?tciim?o.its
OLD DOMINION LINE.
Lv. Richmond foot ol Ash 8t. dally.7:00 P.M.
Leave Newport News.6:00A.M.
Arrive Norfolk.6:00 A.M.
Connecta with main line iteamen leaving
Norfolk for New York dally except Sunday
7:00 P. M. Connections also made by N.
W. Ry. 3 P. M. an* C. & O. Ry. at 4 P. I
Night Lino steamer* ?top ?t Claremont to
land or receive passengers on signal, and
will bo met by nnnlla conveyance.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CO.?James Rive,
bv dayllebt for Norfolk and Old Point. New?
port News and all James River landings.
Steamer leaves Monds- Wednesday and
Friday at 7:00 A. M. Freight received for
all Jams* Tllver landings. 'PhonoMndlaon 174,
Mnln Ticket Office. 821 K. Main Street
WHITE STAR LINE
NKW YOHIt?PLVMOl TU?CIIBUnOlIHCi?SOUTHAMPTON;
FAST MAI], ROUTE TO MNrtl.AND AND THE CONTINbM
? The l.argeit und Klni-xt Steamer In the World.
?r "OLYMPIC"
l rcnch o In Corte neHlnurnnt, Turkish nod Klectric Baths, Sujrunilng
Pool, l'onr Klevntor?, Gyinnnuliim, Vcrnndn Cafe,
Pnlm Court, etc.
Will Snlt Kr?n? New York
Saturday, December 30, Jan. 24
and ItcKiitnrly Thrrenfter.
WHITE STAU LINK, - - - ? IIHOAI1WAY. N. Y.
Or Local Agent*.
Why not let your money work
for you? Wc pay three per cent,
compound interest on savings.
Manchester National Bank
Virginia State
(FIRE)
INSURANCE CO.,
Organized 1865
Main and Fifth Phone Madison 4000
The money you save to-day is
your safeguard for to-morrow.
Commonwealth Bank
The Valentine Museum
KL.EVKNTH. AND CLAY STRBETS.
Open dally from 10 A. M. to C F. M.
Admission. -De. Free on Saturdays,

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