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New York
Stock Market
New York. January 3.?l'or :i time
? ttiT the opening tb-day the stock
market wore thu same cheerful as?
pect which it assumed during vestal -
day's sharp upturn. The opening range
Of prices showed small gains for al?
most nil of the standard stocks e.\
ecp't the llurrlmans. The advantage
wail Increased In the ilrst few min?
utes with u pronounced movement
among tin coalers, and l.ehlgh Valley
shot up t-l points in the ilrst ten
minutes The uemand was ht si;, but
before the end of the ilrst hour thu
market had lost Its Rain.?. During
the remainder of the day It fell Ituck,
and In tho lute session It became rcal
1} weak.
Tin- day's movement In general was,
ascribed to protlt-lnklng. The increase
in which buying was noted yester?
day failed in develop to sizeable pro?
portions. The professional traders ii|>
Pltrcntly held the view that In these
uncertain times it was best t<? lake
prollts while they were 111 sight, with?
out waiting for them to grow, stocks
I'ontrht on tin- rise ytstorduy were
thrown back on the market tn-dny.
und as prices fell lit ere was some short
selling.
Tin wires which kept Wall Htrcet
111 touch with is agents in Washing?
ton w.ie busy wit,1 a varied col Ice-j
(Ion of political reports und prophesies,
largely conti rning tariff Icglslatl in.
Uncertainty as to the extent to which
tariff revision may be carried and as
to its effects upon securities doubtless
was an underlying cause for the reuc
llotl in prices.
Among th. less active- stocks move-,
incuts wore widest. Virginia linn lost
; 1-1' points, more than the amount of
yesterday's sudden spurt.
Money rates were coster to-day, eill 1
lands loaning a.- low as . l-l per cent
The bond market was broad, active
and Irregular. Some of the reorgan-|
Uulion Issues were strong. Total sales,
par value, ?4.0:D,000. L'nlled States;
bonds -were unchanged on call.
Total sales of stocks were 43O,S00|
shares, including American Tobacco. 1.
300; Atlantic Coa-st Dine. ;00; Chesa?
peake und Ohio. S0O; Louisville and j
Nashville. .'.400; Rcodlnp. 41.100; South?
ern Railway. 11.000; Tennessee Copper, I
700; Union Pacific, 4.'..70U: United States |
Steel, IK'.TOO; Lehlg'n Valley, 4S.?00.
Now York, Junuary 3.?Money on |
rail steady, 'J l-4(h3 1-C per cent.: rul?
ing rate. 3 1-1; closing bid, 2: offered]
at - 1?2. Time loans easier; Fixty
days, 3 l-2@-3 :i-4. and 90 days, 3 3-4(5
4: Fix months. 3 3-4? 4. Prime mcrcan
tile paper. 1 l-4(j>4 1-2 per cent. Ster?
ling exchange firm, with actual busi?
ness in bankers' bills at 14.S3B? for |
sixty-day bills, and at J4.S640 for de?
mand. Commercial hills, 34.S? 8-4. Bar
stive:-, .".t :;.t. Mexican dollurs. It!.1
Government bonds steady. Railroad]
bonds Irregular.
RR H.MOND STOC K MARKET.
Bid. Aakcd.
1?;:.. r,t.t ...
'.?x...
fty Ra'.inrd W. Mauiy.
Muck und Botid Droller, 1015 E Main street
Bl'hinood. Vau, January 1911
BALED AT BO A HD.
Virginia Sr. Old-N? at S7?i.
PTATL' .-dJCCIUTlES.
Virginia r.t. Old. C. and B..
Vs. Centuries, .'?:'. C. and It
CITY ?E-'-irniTlES.
Richmond Citi 1?. n . 1920
RAILROAD BONDS-.
A. C. L. R. It. Con. fr. 4 p. e ... f6
A. C. L Conv, Dear. 4e. IMS. ?I
i'. mid O Gen'l M., 4,j. 1J92.191
i'icorrU, sou. and Fla?i IS?,. 1M
i-corglu and AI?. Ten. S?. VMo. 107
N.t. and West. By. 4?. 1934. 95
Nor. und U'ol. By. Poea. ie. I9IIV. M
S<aho.?rd Air Lino I., ItTO.i. *<
scabomu Adjustment If. I?l9_ SJ
Southern Railway im 5s. ::?m_ los
so. B. Div. and ci. M. is. it-:*. 7?
Western N, C. lat it. C, it'll. 19J
STREET RAILWAY BONDS.
Va. By. and Power Co. 5j. 1931.. KT,
STREET 11V. STOCKS. Par.
Va. By. and Power Co. pfd_100 SO
Nu. By. a'i'1 Power Co. com....100 11
RAILROAD STOCKS. ivir.
Atlantic Coast Line com.100 134
Cheaspeak? and Ohio.10) ;i
Norfolk and Western com.1(0 109
southern Railway pfd.L00 71
Southern Railway com.loo z>
BANK AND THL'ST CO. STOCKS.
American Nattonu!.300 bOO
Itro.id Streut.L'J 00
Dank o! Commerce and Truate.iou it'."...
First National.101 3i
."?tcrchanta National.100 IM
Mechanics and Merchants.100 77a
National Bank of Virginia.100 S?3
National State and City Bank..100 190
Petersburg s-.ns. and ln?. C<?... 10 fi
r feinem Nlitionul.104 ~i->
Having! Bank of Richmond_ JS 7.7
Union Bank of Richmond.00 SI j
Virginia TruM Company.100 lju
INSURANCE) COMPANIES,
Va Fire ana Marino Ins. ;j 7-jij
Va, Stat? InsOtaiico ,'pld.11.50 17
Vo, Mate rViUra'nce cum.U'.u? !_:':
MI6CELLA NUOU'S.
Va?On. Chetn. pfd S p. c.105 UV,
Va.-Car, chemi com.10) Ia
Jiiotti tlens
Incomo boi
uesi art, t'.a
Interest paylns bondt are
cb luterest must bv added,
d cortlltcatcs oi Indebted
BOND LIST
imcnc&n
tmerlcun
itisntlc c
>.if t
4?.
? L
It.
A. 1.. conv. I> (iii Hnltlmorr
Ubeaapeako mid oblo couv. 4-jb
Liggett At Myers 7?, w. i.
Liggett A. M>?r? it, w. i.
l.orHlsrd Co. 7s. *. i.
l.Orlltard Company i>?. w. I.
Norfolk mid Western coni. M.
SMiihoiird Air Line Moinped te.
.Seaboard Air Line udj. .'.?.
Bout hern Railway Company ^^.
Southern Hallway Company Si.
Cnlted States Steel .'n?l .".?.
Va.uQrowri
WabasH t
Wabarli-I'
Fsnauia u
I:'
COTTON MARKKTI
ri''
l "-as
day i
it
from tli.
ndy. The
din* of s
iiet chanre f?r tr.r uny vi,?.?
p'Olnta to an advance of I polni.< with Urn
active month* unchanged to " polnu lew,:.
The Hun showing of <he l.lv(,r) ool rp..t
hi*rket probably sncoiiraged th< Initial ad?
vance, which carried prlecx &ppro\luiat^:j
CO piiint, above tin: Ion- lecordf of but
month. ?ut around t?ii.'? for Jsuuur> Sad
l>.n tor Mio. otf.-nnsK became very hcavj
Memphis ?in-i reported ihm u>
National Glnncrs' Assoclstlnn Indicated lt..
?70,000 i,a:.-a
lh<
cotton Kim
raid, siici;??!
Ilist period
?d u
ist tls >?
.lanuaty 1
blKg'T
Ilic a?erage
connection
?ot DlTerlngs
with the ta;k ot Increased
Vrobably uccount I'rKcty for
d< clim.
Tlerelpls to-day kS.vij he let tga lntt sc." ;
list w eck ?nd (t,4i$ Ian j.ar. fo-day'? r.
celpfa at Oslvi (ton ::'..;3r bales agatml II,
fii; laet year, and at New Orleiihi H.*91
e r*iiiH 1T.4*,1 .a.'! jear. and Ml (tourtOII JJf.
tAi asa'.nft 8,170 last "rr.-.
(ton fit';..
January
Te'eruary
March ..
Closed bare'.y attad} :
Open. Rich. l<ow. Clo
.mo yrc
OPEN AN ACCOUNT WITH
The Union Bank
of Richmond
1107 EA8T MAIN SI'RF \t.
11.00 HAKEB A START. t PER
CENT. INTEREST
Official Range and Sale of Stocks in New York
Suits.
-tov k.
By
Open.
Allis-Clialinors .
Allls-Chiilmers pfd;.
?1.100 Amulgoinated Copper ...
AH) Amor. Ami- t'h.m.. com.
;:;:ni .v.u. . I tool Silgtir, com.'.
0. 3T4) Aiiiorlcan Can .
.?>.;>>> American Caii, pfd.
?W A."\or. Car an.I Foundry.
Ann r. >'?>!? wad Four!., pfd
A morion n COlioii Oil.
;.'??> American Linseed ?>!'....
!'?' American lyjeomotlVt' ...
Am er. Locomotive, pfd..j
Airier. .Malt C>.. pfd.
(,2W American Snieltlng .
American Sugai .
I Anter. Tel. and Tel. Co...
R0O Amoi lean Tobacco, com.
900'American Tobutco, pfd..
3.000 A.iiiconda Copper .
ii?> Atchlson .
S.0 Atlantic Cons t lane.
A. C. L of Connecticut..
: :<?? Baltimore innl Ohio.
2,139 Broohlyn Unp'd Transit.
2,076 Centra] Leather, coin
1. flfiO Canadian Bacilli .
mi. Chesapeake and ?>hio ?
U'< Chicago tlreat Western.
r.V" ? hi.. Mil. and St. Paul...
110 Crucible Steel Cor., com.
;X?J Crucible Steel. |?fil.
17$ Chlengo and Northwest.
Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado and Southern,.
1,32ft < :onsolldut< >| c.us .
|0i) Delaware and Hudson.,
lien, and Bio ?Bau., coin,
i irrt Den. and Bio GTun., pfd.
200 Distille rs' Sec. Cor.
Ce'jut File .
?11 Brie. 1st pfd.
Peel. .Min. and Km..
I too general F.looirle ??
I OKI (treat Northern, pfd
5,720 i ;re,tt Ne>rthei n Ore
u>. iti.nois Central .
KM?',
131
1".'.:?
21%
' i
7l-,a
19%
111
121i
1 |o%
nfd..
ctfj
if.'.',
l2S?i
us?
140*4
THOMAS BHANCII & CO., Bankers and Brokers.
High; LOW. Bid. Asked. Sales. Stock. Open. High.
Closing,
nr. i"i 1% 1% LH?) Intcrboro-Mot. 171k w\
7?.. ll.WO Jhlei boro-Mct., pfd. M^i f.l'?
1,N>j Int. Mcr. Marine, pfd... 21% 21%
liiteriiatlouu! Paper .
550 Int. Paper", pfd. K K
IM) Kan. City South., com.. 2*
19,200 Lehlgli Valley . isp*
21%
ais
32%
S3'4
it-.
I 10%
iy.-.s.
CVJ-I
f.ir.
102%
3S
ltW%
i<
77s
?;<?,
231%
7:p,
It)
110%
12%
41%
51*i
31%
I.V.?,
12S
'.'I
Hi?}'!
47
II?,
i?Va
ICS
4!)
1P|
l?J?i
131
I0U%
134 Vj
?jo'*
235%
-"*i
I'?.1?
31%
i:^8
110%
I up;
it?"i
my
41
31 ??
173?
G9%
2S
1*41?
i;..v.
401?
f.?t
1?.',
lt'ji,
I li>??
I23U
?ilsville und Nashville Vu%
Manhattan .
SCO Mo., Kim. iiud Texas- :?
Mo.. Kan. and Tc.\.. pfd. ...
200 Missouri Pacific . 39?
2,400 National Lend . 5W?
2,100 Nfetv York Central. 108%
7'-'0 N. V.. Chit, and Western 3b'
2,000 Norfolk and Western... W?,
Northern Pacific . 119%
100 Pliclllo Moll . 30'a
2,015 Pennsylvania . 1^::' ?
People's Oos .
Pittsburgh Coal, com.
l?'J Pressed Steel Car. 33?1
pressed tjtc ?; Car. pfd.
iW By. Steel Spring, com... 32
42.150 Heading . 163
2M> Republic Iron and Steel 2li%
300 itepubllc I. and S.. pfd.. S?%
2.000 itdck Island .
3(A) Rock Island, pfd. 10
si.->ss-Sheffield .
2.000 Southern Pacillc . 112%
3.000 fcouthern Bui I way . 29*4
Southern It itlway, pfd. ...
Standard till .
700 Tennessee Copper . 37*1
100 Texas Pacific . :>)'??
45,90) I n ion Pacific .
1,300 United Stales Rubber
112,800 United States Stool...
lOo I'nlted States Steel, pfd 111%
300 Vn.-Car. Chemical . ?IVs
A'a.-t'or. Chemical, pfd.
\'a. By. and Power, com ...
.V? 'Va bash . r.i.
300 Wabash, pfd. 17 17
100 Western t'lion . ;o% ;oti
Totnl Miles for dny, 130.30) s
Tolnl sales for week (twe, days). ft
Low. BUI. Asked.
Closing.
10% 10%
VtV* M
21% 21%
112?
1741,
111%
61%
l?%
p?%
VI".
41;
39%
M
3W?
109
llVr-v
20%
4>i
27'
ivj "
IV,
131
291 j
til
?9%
63%
l"7^
3j%
B'3Vs
1 IM,
100% Hi.
Ilia,
2t.,N
I7:-'H 17
4si; 4
111 1!
Td C
12>) li
llfl re!
;i'.i?>
April.
May . MO 9.36 9.21 9.2S
Junr . 9.36 9.42 .... t'.Jl
Juiy . :'.47 9.49 ?.35 9. to
August . 9.49 9.4S _ S.4S
September . 9.4S ?M 9. is 9.?
October.9.<vr aw> 9.48 :>.?3
November . 9.5s ..?. 9.57
Drcfmktr . ?62 9.67 .... 9.?0
Spot cotton closed quiet: middling up?
lands. 9.36; middling gulf, 9.60.
Cotton. quiet: middling. 9S?: grf? receipt?
2,793 bales stock. 1SS.0X2 bales; axport to
the Continent. 300 bales; Coastwise. 1.99?
birles; to Japan, J.OCxl bale?.
Total to-day at nil port!)?Net receipts.
f9.S?3 bales; ?xport to Oreat Britain. 77.:.^
bales; to France. ?3.375 hales; to the Conti?
nent. 19.041 bales; to Japan. 14,067 bales:
ttofk. Lr.17.65) bale.
Consolidated nl all ports?Not receipt?.
IVM.tSfC bales: export to Great Britain, 91,*K
bales: to Franco, 44.6S9 bales: to the Conti?
nent. 116,950 bales; to Japan. 13,999 bales,
to Mexico, TOO bales.
Total since Foptembrr I at alt ports?Net
receipts, 7.393.67I bales: export to (ire.it
Urltllln, 3.J04.S2S bales: to France. 6SI.013
uulea; to the .-oiulnent. 1,212,900 bales; lu
Japan, 116,099 b?k-y; t? Mexico, 3,435 boles.
New Orleans, January 1?i=liort sailing,
which was encouraged by rumors that the
National Oinners' estimate would be 14,.V.O..
p(0 bales, cauied a net decline of Sffl'S
points in tbr cotton ntarltet to-dny, the do
ctinc, which began early in the morning,
tioinp checked toward the rnd of the ?es
?Ion by the buying of coyorlhgi t0 realize.
Futures opened steady at an advance of
t>r_rs points on better c-tble-s than expected.
In the atterooon short buying checked the
de.-line and brought about a rally of 7 points
from the lowest, Spot cotton steady and
unchanged; middling. 9 3-16r.; sales on ihu
spot 50" bales and 700 to arrive. Future*
closed steady: January. f*.-t; February, 9.23;
[March. 9.73: May, 9.40; July. 3.?6, August,
.?.03, October, 3.13.
LOCAL HARKET QUOTATIONS.
(Furnished by Levy Cr,inini!?lon Co.. Com?
mission Merchants, Richmond. Vu.i
Rlehnioud, Va., January !l, 191?.
ACTUAL WHOLESALF, QUOTATIONS OF
MARKET.
LIVE POULTRY,
furkeyi, lb. 5i 17
Chickens, choice, small, tb... j it
Chickens, choice, meuiuni, ib. 13 y. It
Chickens, large, Ib. '<} 13i?
liens, 10. 11 W 32
Hoositers, uuuh. SO fj 35
Ucesc, fat, large, each. 70 41' V0
Geese, small, each. 60 Zy 75 i
Ducus. ume, youiis. lb. 13
Ducks, small, young, lb. if 12
DRESSED POULTRY.
tlle?'! ui.? Poet Ott.?
Turkeys, rhoice, lb. iff 71
Turkeys, fair to good, lb? 19 id JO
For*-), ib.,. 13 n it
Cblckent. lb. li it- 16
Geese, lb. 13 <ji. 14
Ducks, lb. M ?9 J7
OA MB.
Rabbits, chobe, each. II Op 15
Rabbits, No. 2, each. ? ;i 10
Wild turkeys, lb. ? 2"
eggs- Crated.
In crates, nearby, fresh, elor.. -if 271?
lu era let, other sections, doz. if 27',?
111 tier.
Faintly. Choice, lb. 23 Si> 24
Merchants', fair, II. 4) JO
LIVE STOCK.
Veals, thoice t" fancy, lb.... ''.i'if S
Veals, poor to fair, ib. 6 0 7 I
Calves, runnt-rs. lb. ? Q. ?l
Sheep, lb. 3 W Sis1
l^anibs. spring, Ib. 5 a 6H
Cittic, fair to prime, lb. 3 ft &Vi
Res?, Ib. 6 tr ?.75 1
COUNTRY-CURED 15 A CON.
Hams, ?dl ?niokc?, small. Ib. 21 3> 22
Hums, well smoked, large. Ib. <tt 20
Sides, ueli smoked, lb. '-'iV 13
Shoulders, well tmukci. ib.,,. l-Vi? II
HIDES.
Dry Itint, Ib. C IS
Dry salt, lb. If li
M Ml K ET . , ?N?1T10N8.
Poultry?Dornend heavy; r?i-^lpts
tressed Poultry?Market In splendid
Eggs?Market lower, but very ao
lye Stuck?Vents wanted; hug.i und
M;\\ york PRODUt k MARKET.
X? .? Vorl. ,lantiiir> 3.--Floiir?About
ttady with 11 fair Jobbing ttadc. Rye Flour
-Steady. Huckwhoat Flour?Firm. Cnrit
neiil and Itye- -steady Barley?Firm.
itfrt ban.-, and ? '? ei. \< afloat. Options
'?C. net lower. May. SI.03 9* lf.o.; July. O0*?c.
?one-Easy; export, new,70',jr. f< ?? b. afloat:
futures nonilou!, Uaii--Firm; standard
i.blte- SB-it. in c.natu:. No. :, 33\c.
futures nominal.
Fork. Ueef and <Jiai Meats?Steady. l?trd?
I'iHrdj steady. Tallow ami Petroleum?
Sternly, Wool?ijulei Rosla?Firm. Tur
petnliie?Steady. Rice-Firm. M?.ls?.?es
Sleady. Sugar?Raw, barely stead), n-nned.
. 1 ? ? olfce?Futures r'osod steady hi a
not less 0: from 9V :? point*. Spot, iiub't;
Rio, So. 7. It'ittHijc.: s.-.-.tos. No. I. IMic.;
inltil, f|ulrt; Cbnlovii, lC'v.i ist^i. nominal.
Itiitler, Cheese and Eggs- rirm. I'nimof!
lit net)., demand and higher; Bermuda,
!?. ..mi,: M. 10 4/6.00; .Maine, bay. }2..<i.".iv
1.10: Irfiiig I si a ml, barrel, ?3.:fl: European,
;?*: 1.mir, t-.v>''i 2.60. Sabbagcs?Steady and
uii? hanged Freights und Peanuts?Uli'
Cottonseed oil was aet,?r wltli a nrnier
undertone t . iineeiver shorts, speculative
I buying :e>r western Recount, firmer .'rudo
nntrkets, and local pr?fettlonal support.
prices were points net higher.
I January 6 241?6-27: February. f at if r..40:
I Mafeh, S.nflJ.H: April. r.tStfJ.SO; May. &M;
? r1^'. I.M4J 1.20; prime summer yel
,r.-.. 6.26tf 1.60; prim., winter yeilow, 5.603
14.00; prime summer white. &%3'?59&.
CltlCAOO GRAIN MARKET,
"hlcsgo, DI., January 3.?Assertions thst
! crop talr.s ir. Prance; Itajy ant s??ln ha\e
I been sufficient to max* the Argentina ?h?rt?
I spe relatival] unimportant seemed to t?ke
the strength today nj; of wheat. The
|msrket c:o??d rssy a: a net rto<-|lne of |??
. Latent ending '.eft corn 'i4f'?c. to <;tc.
[down; oa.li unchanged to 'AC off, acd hog
producta varying from a shade lower to 5c.
advance.
Leading futures ranged as follow*.
Open. High. Low. Cloco.
WHEAT?
May .IOC. l.OCAi 99l, 9?Vi
July . &>., 94*4 M4,
sept. S3 33 9CN PJT?
COR NT
Jan. 69-s MVi F9!i
Stay . G3N 63!? 63li
July . 63V.1 63H ?3
Sopt. BS*. f*>?i 6?V? ?34
OATS?
May . 43 AtSi. *'?? ?'T/i
July . 44!? 44V? 43?. 43*4
Sept. 4OI3 4AU 40 -lOVs
MESS 1'OriK-rer hUl.
Jan.15.47
May .15.93 15.? IB ?7 16.?
. July . . .
LA no?Her 10* lbs.
I Jon.9.13 917 M2 Mi
.May . 9.rr7 9.49 9 36 9.I?
July . 9.60 o.fl 9.47 9.52
!pl.9-W 9.?." 9.61 9.63
SHORT HI US?Per 1(0 lbs.
Jan.S.2T S.32 f.v* S.32
May .SM S.CO ?.ST 5.40
July . IfS S.?5 5.63 5.43 i
Cash grain closed: Wheat?Xo. I red.
9i',4?J Me. ; No. 3 red. 939 94c.: No. 2 bard.
97-if 1.02; No. " hHrd, 9?!i*i r.7c.: No. 1 north?
ern. fl.Qgf] 1.30: No. 2 northern, 11.08(31,08;
No. 3 northern, 5191.06; No. 3 curing, S>%ff
41.02; N0 .:: spring, 95941: No. 4 spring, S3tj)
OSc; velvet chuff. 90941.04; durum, 904JV
51.02. Corn?No. 2, 40U3 40<ic.: No. 3 whit,".
60g?lc.; No. 3 yellow," 609 61?ic.: No. 4. 570
f-7'.c; No. 4 white. SSV&<9 S9Hc; No. < yellow.
;.r n i'T??c. Oats?No. 3 white. 4*1*d 19"|C ; No.
w hile. 47U'j 4S"?c.; No. 4 white, 45345c;
standard. 4S?949V?e.
Baltimore. Md., January 3.?Wheat?Firm?
ier; spot, contract. 96Uc.; southern on grade,
1913*,$95VtC. Corn?Firm; spot, contract, new.
CIUc. Oats? VIrm; No. 2 white. 633f,3';c.
I It ye?Dull; No. i western, domestic, 4191.01,
1UCICMONU URALN MARKET,
Blclnnond, Va., January' 3, 1913.
IWHOLESA LB QUOTATIONS ON 'CHANGE. |
WHEAT?Cur lot*.
No. 2 red. Western. 9J 1.03
No. 2 rod, Virginia. jj. 1.00
No. 3 red. 99 if
V'rglulu. bag lots. W ii> 9t
COHN?Car lots.
No. 'J white, new. Jj' 7;
No. 3 white, new. 70 y
No. 2 mixed. f<i< 70!
No. 3 mixed. (it fj
Virginia, bug lot*. 65 <J 73
Corn on the cob. ?5 (y< 70
OATS?Car lota.
No. 2 mlxod. 9 61 Vi ]
No. 3 mixed. ,9 51
No. 3 white. 62VS9 53
-la 3 Whits. Oli-'rj)
Wlntor seed, bag lota. On 70
No. 2. Uf txa
No. 3.?... 3.01 tt
Virginia, bag lots. 03 <J 1.00
Wheat- Quiet. Corn?Dull. Oatt?Quiet.
RICHMOND IIAV SLIRKET.
Htrliniond, Va.. January 3, 1913.
The quotations are as follows:
So. ] Timothy. ijr u.tt
No. 2 Timothy. ?> 23.00
No. 3 Timothy.19.00 Sj?
No. I Clover, mixed. tf 33.00
No. 2 Clover, mixed. 19.00 0
So. 2 Clover. 18.(0 "j
STRAW?Compressed . a 10.5?
Loose* pressed, Urge bales.. j 11. M
III I UCH.it?Compressed . Nominal
Loose-pressed, large balsa... Nominal
Load your cars so that hay at doors rep?
resents contvitts and thus avoid rejections. 1
This market grades hay accordance |
alth the rules of the National !U> Associa?
tion.
CATTLE MARK-*']'.?.
Chicago. I!:.. January 3?Catt>?Boccipts
13,00) head. Market steady, 10c. lower.
Beeves, ll.709S.50; Texas 1 tears, 44.2696.75;
western -ter-ri-, 14.3990.66; Stockeis und feed?
ers. IS.'.'i -i 5,70; rows and belters, 5396.40;
calvea, 13.5005.50, Hog.-?Receipts r.4.000
heo.l. Market alow. Sc. lower. Ltsht. ??.SO'ti
0.12: mixed, 7-5.S5ffC.30: heavy. tj5.5S90.l0i
rough. If. f.'.'.i 6'0: stood to choice heavy, $t>o>
6.J0; plg?, 15.W86.00; bulk of sales, $0.9543
6.15. en?Receipts 26,000 head. Market
weak, 10c. lower. Natives, 13.7694.50; Wost
<m. 13.2.704.60; ycsrllnga, 14.4696,70; lambs,
[native, 41.75516.60; western, 44.7596.60.
N> \v York. January 3.?Beeves?Receipts
2.317 head. Steers. S3||7.7f>; bulle, (3.75Q6.76;
cows, 42195,3 l'atves -Receipt*. 1.01s head.
Vciils, 17911.OO; tails. 5590-50; yearlings and
barnyard calves, 5294.70; no western. Sheep
i und i.ambs-Receipts E.'W. heart. Bhocp,
j I.'Mil !.(??; Mills. 4392.26; lambs. ?K.5^/7.^;
1 Is, ! 1 7.". Hogs?Receipt* t*Wl head,
j Quotations. I6.40fl6.65; pigs. I0.S696.M.
RICIUIOND TOBACCO MARKET.
ltlrhniond. Va., .lanunry 3. 1912.
Following a:-c- quotations on tho Bich
I tuend Tobaeco EXOhange.
BROWN SHIPPING?NEW.
Lugs .? 6.00 &i 7/
Short leaf. 7.S0 <f 9.01
Long loaf. 9.00 4J 11.01
Wrappers . lioo <a 13.M
BRIOHT&
SMOKJ3K6?Common . 7.00 ? >.?
Medium . 9.00 S? 11.00
Eine. . 12.00 ? 13.0?
CUTTERS?Common . 12.00 ii 12.54
Medium . 14.00 6f 16.5-?
Fine .17.00 @ I8 60
Fancy . 16.60 4* 20.00
FILLERS?Common . S.00 Q U.ft)
Good . 12.60 Q 13.64
. U.O) <g 18.0)
IVRAPPBRB?Common . 15.00 <ff 17.00
Medium . 18.00 & 20.01
Good . 26.00 30.00
Pine . 3150 (3 37.50
Fancy . 4000 45.04
SUN-CURED?NEW.
L'Jtti common.
Lugs, good to prime
Sooft leaf.
Long leaf.
Wrappers .
Primings .
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
I DRY GOODS MARKET.
I New York. January lt.? The cotton ?neds
i markets are inlrly steady with trading mod?
erate. Yarns arc quiet Leading lines of
carpets have been well sold for spring, Un?
derwear und hosiery liner are quiet. Fol?
lowing the revision in spring prints business
I offered is of large r volume.
NAVAL STORES
Wilmington. N. C . January 3 ?Spirits
Turpentine?Steady at 45?jr.: receipts S3
casks. Rosin?Steady at 66.36; rerelptt 104
barrels. Tar?Firm at II.SO; rucMptn ts bar
rcls. t-'rudc Turpentine?F.rni at S3.303 1.50;
receipts IS barrels.
Savannah. Ga.. January 3.?Turpentine
Firm at 50'ic; sales casks: receipts 3,OOS
cailts; s-hlpmcnts .'67 casks; Clock 25,S3"i
calks. Roaln?Firm; sales 2.245 barrels; re?
ceipts 4.101 barrels; shipments 4.4So barrels;
Stock 1K9.C16. Quote: B, 17.
Charleston. S. <;., January 3.?Turpentine
Firm at .">0'i'j?Ohc. Rosin?Firm. Quote:
U, 16.92Vb37.15.
JLARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICIIMOXD. JANUARY .:. IS;2.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon. Ilarncy. Norfolk, mer
cliundlse and passengore, Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Aurora, Furman, Petersburg and
James River landings, merchandise and p ,s
ireiis?rs, Furman Line.
SAILED.
Steamer Brandon. Hartley, Norfolk, nifr
eliAndlsc and passengers. Old Dominion
Lille.
Steamer Po.shontae. Graves, Norlo'J; and
James River landings, merchandise an.
passengers, Virginia Navigation Company.
Steamer Aurora, Furman, Petersburg and
James River landings, merchandise and pas?
sengers, Furman Line. 1
BY STRANGE DOG
She Is Brought to This City for
Examination of Her
Injuries.
[jfrecia! to Thi Times-Dispatch.-]
Harrlsonburg, Va., January 3.?While
fretting an armful of wood from her
back porch, Mrs. .lohn II. Monger, of
Mt. Crawford, llocklngham county, was
attacked by a strange elog. As the
dog sprang for the woman's throat
she began fighting It off with a stick
of wooel. Just as her strength was
about to fall her. her own dog dashed
around the house and .lolneel battle
with the Intruder. While the two do>rs
were In combat, the woman made her
escape. Neighbors appeared om the
scene und the supposed mad dog was
shot.
Mrs. Monger has been taken to Rich?
mond, where a physician will examine
her injuries, make An examination of
tho dog's head, and then let the woman
know whether she should take the
Pasteur treatment.
Cartridge In Mayor'* Pipe.
Norfolk. Vs., .Tantinry 3.?Mayor .T.
Davis Iteed. of Portsmouth, to-day dis?
covered In his pipe at police head?
quarters a IC-enllbre loadeyj shell. How
:iit.I by whom 11 was placed In tho
pipe is unknown.
r> 50 13. t> <v>
7.50 5( 6.64
S.W ?|, li.uo
11.00 ':t 12.4)0
12.60 fl 17.60
LID <i <>..j
Many Men
In various sections of the State would find it would
work well to have a Richmond account with a strong
institution which pays interest on personal accounts,
which are at any time subject to check.
Correspondence invited.
1106 East Main Street.
RICHMOND, VA.
Capital One Million Dollars
An Earned Surplus
Of on-; million'dollars mcnnj that
this bank lias from year to year
laid aside a fnlr proportion of
Its earnings for the additional
protection ?f it,s depositors. Tho
policy has lessoned the dividends
of the stockholders, but ha* made
a strong hank and attracted
much new business.
First National Bank
1104 E. Main Street.
Capital and Surplus,
S?,000.000.00. '
To-day is it better day than
to-morrpw in which to open an
account with the
Manchester National Bank
National Bank ot Virginia
Capital, - $1,200,000
Surplus, - $ 600,003
Accounts solicited
Ninth and Main Streat
wiart the new year right by
opening an account with this
strong bank.
Commonwealth Bank
E. A. BARoEa, JR.
Certified Pablle Aeconntaatv
t A. BARBER & Ca
ACCOUNTING. ACDrTUIOi
ORGANIZING, SYSTlEMATIXlNQ?
21B Jlul'in! Uulldlns.
?hone Mud. 531=1. .Richmond. Vs?
Facts? Figures? Verified^
CHARLES F, HUDNALL,
KVnrtVSXK accounting"
SYSTEMATIZING.
999 TtaTeteru Bldfc., Richmond, Va.
Monroe 431.
Virginia Trust Company'
Richmond, Va.
This Company, hating qualified as
Executor of the EstJtc of Michael Mur?
phy, deceased, all persons having claims
against said cstat; arc requested to pre?
sent them at this office, and* those in?
debted to the estate will please make
payment.
Virginia Trust Company
Executor of Michael Murphy
t?otrl0
Table d'llote Dinner* Satordar
nod Sunday crenlncn, O to O oVIurl;,
Sl.no euch.
THE JEFFERSON
Richmond, Va.
The most magnificent hote\ In the
South. European plan. Rooms single
and en suite, with and without baths.
Spacious sample rooms.
Rate. Si.50 per day and upward.
_ Atlantic C?p^e?ovti
GALEN HALL
Hotel and Sanatorium,
With Its elegant comforts. Its tonlo
and curative baths and superior table
and service, is an Ideal placo for fall
and winter. Always open. Ahvavs
ready. Always busy.
P. !>. Von nir,
General Manager
Atlantic City
ftTolimond, Va.. December :i0. IJIL"!
TO WHOM IT MAN CONCERN:
I, as proprietor of the concern known
as F\ N. Stelgleder & Co.. Electrical
Contractors, have this day sold to
f. n. Stelgleder the said business,
and will hereafter be In no way re?
sponsible for any debts contracted
by the said concern. Mr. Stelgleder
.issumcB all of the outntnndlng obli?
gations and will collocf for "nls own
nccount all debts duo the said con?
cern. Thanking the public for the
kind patronage given inc. I bog to
bespeak for Mr. Stelgleder contin?
uance of the same.
CHAS. B. WHITLOCK.
Richmond. Va.. December 31, 1911.
THE FIRM OF WORTIIAM ft HATKE
Is this day dissolved by mutual con?
sent.
CHARLES K. WORTHAM. JR..
LOUIS R. HATKK.
Richmond, Vs.. December 31, 1911.
THE FIRM OF WORTIIAM & HAT KB,
composed of Mr. Charles E. Wor
thnm .Tt.. and myself, having dissolv?
ed. I hog to advise tho insuring pub.
lie that I will continue In the gen
oral Insurance business at No. 414
American National Bank Building.
Richmond, Va. I will continue to
reprosent the companies heretofore
represented by Wortham & Hatke,
nnd shall endeavor to give tho best
attention to all business entrusted
to my care. Thanking nil for their
past patronaKO, I am.
Very respectfully.
louis b. KATKEj
SinantiaL
January Investments
Wo offer for snle ami recommtncl to Investors the following attractive bonds
VJKLiDING ON THIS 1NVE8TMKST to CVs% Net.
Cnrollun Central Ilnllrund First MortgttRe 4s. due IfMO.
These bonds eiri one of the underlying issues of the Seaboard
Air Line System, ami are sueured directly by a ilrat mortgage
on the Hue from Wilmington. N. C. to Itutherfordton, N. C. about
271 miles.
Price. ?5 rniil Intercut. Vlcld on the investment about...... ?|
ltussrll County, Ylrglulii. !>',', Uonds.
Due 1910. These bund; are a par! of a recent Issue of )t70,000,
dated January 1. 1913. The total debt of the county is j 12.",,000.
Bonds Issued for now ruttdu.
Price, loo. yield on Investment about...
ltnlclgh und Charleston IC. It. Prior Lien, First fliirtKniir, 4% Honda.
Dated I SOG, du?' i 0r,C: interest payable February and August.
These bonds arc part of u totol Issue of ISIfiO.OOA, s retired by
direct tlrst lien on the Knlelgh and Charleston Railroad, at the
rate of about J.^.utn po' mips. The Raleigh ami Charleston Itail
road Is earning about double the interest cliul'goa on these bonds,
anil. In addition t this, the bonds are guaranteed, principal und
Interest, by the .Sei.board Air 1,111c Hallway.
Prire, .Ml nud Interest. Yield on Investment about.4:.'i % fc'et
Seaboard Air l.liu- Italtvray First nnd Itefuiidluc Mortgage ?!'< Bonds.
Duo 1950. The net earning? of the Seaboard system for the
last llscal year, over an I above llxcd interest charges and rentals,
exceeded three million dollars.
Price, S'J nod Intercut. Yield on Investment nbqut. yrf
llnlrlnh ami Charleston It. It. First Consolidated Mortisuge 'i'i. Bonds.
1 Duo lfi??: lntcre. .t pqyalila February and August. The principal
atid Interest of th isa bonds I., guaranteed by the Seaboard Air
Line Railway, whoso not earnings for the lust fiscal year, over
and above its own Used charges, amounted .to $:i.i'7S.i.*0. or more
than 189 times C interest charge on all R. A> G. R. R. bonds;.
It. & C. lt. It. bunds outstanding, IiicIikJiiik $3."i0.0l>o prior lien I?.
JilO.OiO.
Price, so nnd Interest. Vlcld on Investment.&Ki% Net
Virginia Itnllrray and PoiTer Co. First and Itefundlng .Mortgage 6% Gold floods.
Secured by a first mortgage on practically the entire property
of the Virginia R..Ilway and Power Company In the cities of
Richmond and Petersburg. Including; the Interurban lines botween
the two cities. The property embraces street car lines und also
. commercial lighting and power business. For the \nrt fiscal
year the company's net earnings amounted to more than double
the amount of ull Interest charges for thai period;
Price. 117 Ms and Intercut. Yield on investment about........ T>\\;\ ?t
Norfolk and I'ortsmotitli Traction Co, First Mortkoge 5% Bonds.
These bonds urn covered b"- a first mortgage on very valuable
etreet railway and lighting pre parties In Norfolk, Va? and vicin?
ity, which properties, since July. 1911, .have become a part of the
Virginia Railway and Power Company system The Virginia
Railway and Pow r Company Is now paying regular dividends
on 19,200.000 of "preferred stock, and has also commenced tho
payment of dividends on 112.000.000 of common stock.
Price. 80 and Interest. Yield on Investment about.rtj, xct
Old Dominion Iron anil Nail Works IMrst Consolidated Mortgage OTo Gold Bonds.
Sscured by direct mortgage on the property of the Old Domin?
ion Iron and Nail Works, cnVbractng some 58 acres within lh>>
coroorato limits of Richmond. These, works wero established
moro than sixty years ago, and are ono of tho oldest of Rich?
mond's Industries.
Price, 100 and Interest. Yield on Investment about.6% Nct
Interstate Chemical Corporation First Mortgage Sinking Fand 6% Gold Ilonas.
These bonds are secured by a mortgage upon properties valued
.-1 more than throe, times tho total amount of the mortgage,
and whose net earnl-igs tor the past year, bcfor>i the conntructlon
of the Important additions and new plants which are to be built
with thr proceeds of this 91.500.000 Issu-: of bonds amounted, wo
urn officially advised, to a"bovt double Its total Interest charges.
Tn addition to being; secured by o first mortgage on tho val?
uable Properties of the Interstate Chemical Company in North
Carolina, ItVOrgla .n.i "Iprldtt; these bonds have a further benefit
of n sinking fund sufficient to retire practically the ontirn Issue
nt iio ruul Interest before their maturity In 1931.
Price. OS nnd interest. Yield on Investment about.O'-i'i Net
Sprclnl ctrcnlain regarding the bonds offered above may he obtained on
application. Correspiindrnee Invited.
Putted State? liorrrtinirnt, ?tnfe nntl City Bonds. Hunk Stocks, Insurance
Shares and industrial Issues bought and sold on commission.
John L. Williams & Sons,
BANKERS
801 East Main Street
Richmond, Va.
To MvestorS
First Mortgage
0
To Yield On The Investment
e\% NET
We offer for sale a limited amount of the bonds above
referred to, which are secured on property values at
more than three times the amount of the total issue of
bonds, and whose net earning power is estimated at
more than five times the total interest charges.
Wo shall bo pleased to furnish full particulars upon
application.
Correspondence and Interviews Invited.
BANKERS
And Dealers In High Grade Investment Bonds
Corner Eighth and Main Streets, - RICHMOND, VA.
Your January Dividends
In Our Savings Department
Draw 3% Interest Payable on Demand
Wc trust you will start the year 1912 by opening an account
with the
JOESPH E. WILLARD
A. R. HOLLADAY .. .
R. M. KENT, Jr.
R. B. CAMPBELI.
.President
..Vice-President
.Cash.?.
Assistant Cashier
714 American National Bank Building,
Telephone Madison 2716.

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