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New York
Stock Market
Ney York. January S.?A small
bear raid with Union Pacific as the
especial objoet of attack depressed
blocks for a tlmo after trading begun
to-day. Transactions were on u fairly
large scale, and Union Pacific was |
forced down nearly two points. Head?
ing, Lehlgh Valley, Untied States'
fctcel and a number of other Stocka
lost a point or more. Aftor an hout
of acuvlty and falling prices the
market became steady und trading
diminished. During the remainder of
the day the tone was stronger.
T'jo slow, dragging movement and
lack of speculative interest were db?- ;
appointing to traders, who hoped torj
a recover from Inst week's cjullhcs/ |
and seemed to make more remote the j
prospects of an active speculative I
market.
The street is now ex perlene lug u
mild reaction from tin recent outburst
of optimism, l-.xpecttulons of a decided
chungo for the better In tho near
future were based on Indications of a
material Improvement tu general
business conditions
The continued buk 01 deniand foi
money business use r::used u de?
cline In rates and inc.reas.ng competi?
tion for the limited supply of mer?
cantile paper. In some instances
prime paper was placed as low as
three and one-half per cent. Institu?
tions which usually employ large
amounts in this way were forced to
turn t'? other Investments, with the
result that there was a Kcenc demand
for some high grade bonds.
The steady selling of Union Pacific
Binde it the feature of the day Iii tlin
stocks, although the sourro of the
telling remains a matter of con?
jecture.
The bond market was irregular,
with transactions on a large scale in
the recent favorite .-pnculatlve issues.
Total stales par value $6.199.0<>0.
United States bonds wore unchanged
cu call.
Total sales for the day 425,100
?>huree
New York, January 5?Money on
call steady, 2 1-4(3: 3-4 per cent-;
ruling rate. 3-34 per cent.; closing
bid, 3 1-4; offered at 3 3-4 per cent
Time loans easy; sixty days. 3 to
E 1-4 per cent.; and ninety days 3 1-4
to 3 1-2; six moni.is . ?-2 to 3 3-4.
F.-lmc mercantile paper, 4 to 4 1-3
per cent.: sterllilg exchange steady,
with actual business In bankers, blllF
at J4-8375 for sixty days and at
4.867") for demands Commercial bills.
?4.v3. Bar silver 55. Mexican dol?
lars 17.
RICHMOND 6TOCK MARKET.
By Richard W. Maury.
fctocl; jnd Bond Broker, 1016 E. Main ftreet.
Bichmond. Va.. January S, 101*.
SALE6 AT BOARD.
Virginia Centuries?3,??) at iSVi.
STATE SECURITIES. Bid. Aekcd.
Virginia Old. C. and n.. IMS... S5Vi Wl
\s. Centuries, :-3, C, and n, io*:. ss'a
RAILROAD BONDS.
A. C. L,. n. R. Con. Cr. I p. o.... K
C. & O. Gen'l M.. 44?. 1S03. 101
(ieorgia, sou. and l it-, ui?j. 10S ...
Ucorcia and Ala. Con. in, 1J46. 107
.Vor." and West. Ky. 4s, l'.-K. JS
t-ea?oard Air Line 4?, li?50. ??Vi ...
fcoaboerd Adjustment 6s. IWj. St
Southern Hallway let ?>?. int.... J0!> ...
So. It. Dtv. and Q. M. 4?. ::?>'>. *>
Westers X. C. 1st 6a, C. l?lt.103
STREET RAILWAY BONDS.
Va. Ry. and Power Co. ?a. 1934... X ...
STREET KY. STOCKS. I'ar.
V*. Ry. and 1'ower Co. pfs-100 sit,- ss
VS. By. and Power Co. com....101) 431-j 44
HAlLlt?AD BTOCJCS. par.
Atlantic Coast Lins com.ICO 13J
e'hesupeako and c'hlu.IVJ 73
Norfolk arid Western com.lw ID)
11 . F. and V. Dlv. Obllg.ice 363
coutnern Railway ptd.l?w 70
touthtrn Railway com.lo) 'Si
HANK AND TRUST CO. STOCKS.
American National.1P0 301
mead Street.? eu
Lank o: Coinniirte and Trusts.100 lOiVj
Plrsi National.too 3Ji
Merchant! National.loo 760
National Bank oi Virginia.UM xu
National state and City Bank..100 l>j
Petersburg Kavs. and In?. Co... ? i?j
r ?juers NUllonal.100 (?0
savings Bank ot Richmond.... 76
Dillon Bank of Itlcnmond.W 316
INSURANCE COMPANIES,
Va. Fir* art'Marin? Im
Va, Stute. InsufajtiC1? pid
i-';a'.fc' Insurance com
m lSGE.'^LA N EOCS.
Va.-Car. Chem. pfd. S p e.100 :.'a
Va.-Car. Chem. com.loo it
Wuota ilor.s tor Inttreat paying bunds art
at n price ID which Interest must bft ucjded.
Income bonds and certificates oi Inaebiud
u-.st aij ilat.
BOND LIST.
Ailts-Cha'.nieri 6s. $,.\\
American Tubaec C'ompeny 4a. a2t>
American Tubac-o Company 6?. ltfti?
Atlantic C'ouM Line !?t 4a. V?u.
A. C. L-L. end N. col. tr. 4*. !Mtv
A. C. L cone. 4a (In Baltimore). 101V&
Chesapeake ana Ohio eonv. 41,*?. :.ait
3-lKgt-tt A My^rt 7?, w. 1. Uju.
Liggett at Myert Hi, w. 1. iW?
Lorlllard Co. 7?. w. i. iisk
Lortllard Co. 6?, m . i. ?1*
Norfolk an.I Western oonv. ir.. los%
Seaboard Air t.lnc ttamped 4*. S!'
t?Hboard Air IJn? BdJ. va. si
Southern Railway 4?. 7S
ttouthcrn Hallway 6?. loi'i
United SMtt*t Siee! Jnd 6?...im
Va.-Brcn.? Ttro?. ctf?. 44
Wa-ha^h, <jeti. 41.f. ;.s
ru^arr.a nev X? (bid). jap^
COTTON MARKETS,
Ne? Tork, January 5. -Thn cotton mark, t
?'?? mor, a!l^'. and showed Increasing
Urrnnsss to-day, with the clot,- fun, ,?i
nrt advance 01 11A31 point* on covering ul
saoru, support from trad*, jourc? and the
rr.'r* optimistic v|*w of the trade situation,
.arising partlr from the belief that Lun
<4thlre labor troMb>.i hiva b?en practically
?sttled. Tbo markft opcn#d ateady at an
Advance of 4 f 7 points, which carried ail
the actl<v month* Into new high ground for
tbo movement- There ua? heavy ?..;:jng at
to. atari In the way of realizlr.i} by 7tc<.ni
buyors, Southern offerings and local bear
pressure, but L!\cir>oo! continued Miry llrm
There was talk of iniuiiCr ginning dgure*
to-.morrow than previously '?.?tpi-otcd- and
af-jir a retbsck of 4 or 4 points the market
so-in flrm^d yp airatn. Some of tlir largest
recent buyers appeared !?> b.- taking profit!
on the advanri, and aftor showing a net
galr. of points the markft again react.
?d 3 or 4 poltitt. from the best, but the big
fiporte. talk of a decreasing movement and
??esidy early reports from eouthern snpt
markets causrd renewed finnnf-w, and th?
hlgbent point ot the day was reached Is the
lau, trading, when netne months aoid 13517.
points net higher, or about >: to '>-. points
above the low recrdj of lau mor.rh. The
? loeo wae only a pulr.t or two off from the
h?et under rtallxlng. Nothing doflnttt
leatraed regarding the actual lernU? ni to
OPETN AN ACCOUNT WITH
The Union Bank
of Richmond
1107 EAST MAIN 81 RE XT.
(LOO MAKES A START. * PEB
CENT. rKTBRKWf
26>Vi
? ? M '.1
..VI.eO 17
..13.00 12x4 ...
Official Range and Sale ot Stocks in New York
Salts. Stock.
By
Open.
Pi
Gfi'?
????
56"i
12
92"
900 Allls-Cbalmcrs .
A His-Chalmers, pfd...
IT.C'lO Amalgamated Cupper
'Ml Amcr. Agrl. Ohcm., com.
T?) Am er. licet Sueur, com..
;>ki American Can .
Zfifi American Oani pfd.
300 Amcr. Car und Foundry. f-S1* .
100 Arner. Cur ami Kouh;,'pfd 114
109 American Cotton Oil. IC*?
Amer. Ltnsicd OH. pfd.
200 American locomotive ... ?i
Amcr. Locomotive, pfd.
Amor. .Malt Co., pfd.
2,*00 American Smelting . "2"*
Hw Anierlcan Silver . Ufr
3,123 Amor. Tel. and Tel. Co... 137*i
f. American Tobacco, com.
7o2 American Tobrcco. pfd.. l'C'v
2.300 Anaconda Copper . 37'*
1,300 Atr.hlscn . I0S
300 Atlantic Coast Line. 133'3
A. C. L. of Connecticut.
SM0 Baltimore ami Ohio. 101
10,636 Brooklyn Rapid Transit. TT?.i
2.T90 Central Leather, com. IS**
1.15? Canadian Paclllc . 235V?
1 Me Chesapeake and Ohio- 73',-j
2>?j Chicago Oreo: Western. i>'?
3.SO Chi.. Mil. and St. Paul... kkw?
f.0 Crucible Steel Cor., com. 12'*
195 Crucible steel, pfd. S3
40'Chicago and Northwtst. 142
20) Colorado Fuel and Iron. 27
Colorado and Southern.
2,600 Consolidated Has . 143
Delaware nnd Hudson...
325 Hen. und Rio Gran., com.
800 l>en. nnd Rio Ornn., pfd.
400 Distillers' Sec. Cor.
l.ooo Kric .
300 Erie, 1st pfd.
Fed. Min. and Sm.. pfd.
3,400 Central Electric .
2.100 Great Northern, pfd.
1.300 Great Northern Ore ctfs 4! Vi
n<0 I'llnols Ccntrr.i . 140t?
21 >s
44',
31 Ti
31'*
155*4
12X
44t,
31%
81?
158
12H*
4l*i
14"??
THOMAS BRANCH & CO.. Bunkers und Hrokers.
High. Low. Bid. Asked. Sales. Stock.
Closing.
lS.lOi lnterbor??Met.
31,325 Interbor?-Mot. p'd.
200 Int. Mer. Marine, ptd...
100 Internatlon il l'nper -
Int. Paper, pfd.
10" Kun. City South., com..
37.810 l.chlgh Valley .
IfiW Louisville nnd Nashvlllo 15%
Manhattan . '37
K>| Mo.. Kan. and Texas- 28*i
Mo.. Kan. and Tex., pfd. ...
2.300 Missouri Pacific . 30'?
,w National Lead . MVi;
100 New York Central. W?
SCO N. Y? Ont. and Western 3S*S
4.000 Norfolk and Western... HUN
2.400 r/orthcrn Pacific . 1M%
Pacific Mail .??
7CO Pennsylvania. . I28H
1,?00 People's Gas . 103?5
Pittsburgh Ccal. com.
I resscd Steel Car.
;?0 Pressed Steel Car, pfd.. 10P-;
Ry. Steel Spring, com.
33,300 Reading . 158
l?i Republic Iron and Steel 2t>'8
Republic I. rind 8., pfd.
Lock Island .
4'0 Rock Island, pfd. CO
Sloss-ShelTteld ...
2. (ieo Southern Pacific .
6,300 Southern Railwa>
1,200 Southern Rallwaj
Standard OH .
700 Tennessee Ccppcr ..
?_eri Texas Pacific .
70,300 Union Paclllc .
000 United States Rubber
SI,M>) Hnlted. States Sled. 6SV4
100 United Stales Steel, pfd 11IV*
Va.-Car. Chemical.
Va.-Car. Chemical, pfd.
105 Va. Ry. and Power, com 43V*
40? Wabash . 1
6.600 Wabash. pfd. lS'i.
1.100 Western Union . SOVi
07i?
02:.H
66%
12
:n>iA
03?,
11?
110
13S%
M8
103??
.":?
1?W
133',.
vbiVt
70'*
IS*i
235Vi
ioa*i
121
IV?
??2 Va
fOV-j
II?
92
6SVj
72*,
113
137'?
61.1
102Vj
.".71;
m\
234'i:
10V;
21'v
44
31V4
31 \\
02
cs?4
UH
02
II6V,
40's
m
41*4
73
III
137-8
510
102*i
37 VS
1009*
IWj
257 * r
101
7V%
1S?-.
334 ?<!
ICS*.,
12-4
IV*
S
Ui
12>x
:'2*s
04
4'-V?
?Vi
30
im
42Vi
73t?
ll??i
13S
5?
102'?
J>\,
ioo
134
2'?
ion,
231',
18V
100
1SV4
Open. High
IS'i
67'i
Mll.a 112
142%
1(3
2Hi
II
S1U
|42Ti
17'?
44S
32
ol?s
.no-H
. 2f Vi
pfd. 70*4
...... itsvr,
. 2l?4
. 17Hi
lfS%
127*
40\
140
88
Ib.'-.t
12S
4UJ
IKi
41
1?S
liatH
42
U,H.
184?*
166<ti
137
*40
3S3,
110',
us?*
io;i'i
Low. Bid. Asked.
Closing.
IJ'i IS USV4
B??i 00',?
22 H -aw
?tj i?
41*4 4i>;
27-.T 2.S
183V4 1?3S*
IMS l&t'V,
I.K5 137
2S?i t)
4i's
IIP4
'?3V?
7'i
1?
H>'*
f^lt'j
22 V*
OVt
1s3h
137
?>?4
20
TvU...
MW s
110
iis1?
123H
110H
25H
70\
03
3074
r;i>i
H6M.
SS'J
110%,
liSH
30
123
103V4
ISVv
33-.3
101
30V?
lfdVa
-V'xi
*Vi
21
oovi
4"
llO-ti
2S?i
4S
Ill
03?i
120
43<4
6!s
19
S0>i
Total Bales for dny. 41S.00O yharns.
day's meeting in Lancashire, but it teemed
the general Impn-saion that ihc proposed |
uHs:o ot Bcttli'inem a? outlined last Friday
will ?oou rcault In the reopening the Eng- I
tiah mill*.
Export* lor Iho day ?'pro over U4.CO0 baJos
and ?u mr for tbo reueon arc now nearly
l.lsXt,OUU hiilc-a In excess of the corresponding
period laut y<ar. Southern spot market!
Officially reported early were generally
?toady with prices a. shade ?jghcr In sotnu
liiMancc?. im? iho late advance reflected ac?
tive covering by some of the early sellers.
Uecelptj to-day hi.447 hnle*. To-day1* re?
ceipts at Galvesion IS.618 bait, against U.C05
last year: at New Orleans 1J.420 balea against
10.?5I lost year, rind ut Houston O.J76 bau?
ngulnst U4?4 laj?t year.
Open. High. Low. Close.
January . 9.00 n.?( 'AM i
February . :>.;i s.a} y.aj
March . y.gB it.U ?.u ?
April . ?.i? ;..?> :
?May . 0.6* K.?1 'j.40 O.a'J
Juno . ?.M a.M 8.60 fj.?*
??uly . 9.? ?,.7? 9.63 D.70
Auguet .-..S? J..74 3-3
September . icjn v.~<s kts
October .9.77 o.s4 9.72 i
Novombcr . B.T4 !
December .
Spot cotton closed steady, '.0 point, bisher: j
rnxirtlinn upland*. 9.W; middling gulf, O.St. |
Bales. ?.?00 bales.
Cotton, steady; uildilllnt', 0 60; net receipt!",
r bateti fro**, lo.tns bah,; tales. 4,600 bales;
eiork. lf?,S?7 bale,, export to Great Britain,
MM baleo; 10 tlio Continent, 1,480 Walei.;
Coast utac. 4.7S3 bales.
ToU?l to-duy at all ports?Net receipts.
M. 1ST balm; export 10 Great Britain. Wf.SI'J
bales; to Franco. .?,t573 bale.*; 10 th?, Conll
hent, CS.SII bale; to Japnn. 1,180 bales to I
Mexico, KS bale,; f.ock. 1,411,211: biiJoj.
<'onsolldii ted 01 a.11 ports??Not rccelpte.!
10?.0?1 bale*; txpon <o Oreal Britain. KO.ISS
bale*; 10 France. 8,87.1 hnles; to the Conti- !
ner.l, 81.471 bains to Japan, 1,15? bales to
Mexico, S?13 bai^s.
TVial since September : at ail port-?Net
receipt,, T,?Jia.uo; bale*; export to Great
UirltKln. 3.W3,M1 halo*: to Franoe. 710,).Vi1
bales; to the Continvnt. ra321;43] ba!. s; lu !
Japan, ?7,543 balee; to Mexico. 4,337 bales
LOCAL MAKRET QUOTATIONS.
(Furnished by Levy ConimlHslon Co. Com-]
mission Merchants, Ricninund, Va.)
Richmond, Va., Junuarv 8, I9J2,
ACTUAL WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS OF I
MARKET.
LIVE POUUTBY.
Tnrlieys, lb. vri* ]
Chickens, choice. small, lb.... .-?. :
Chickens, choice, medium, lb.. ;i |
ehielten.*, lrge, lb. (31 ]
M.'ns. lb. ,:1 liVi|
Itoostors, each. 3S '.( 40
Geese, fnt, large, each. (j 90
tlecae, (mall, each. 00 ?j, "ft
DUCkS. largo, young, lb. g. U
Duck?, small, voting, lb. gj
DUE88EO FOULTRT.
Ulead cuA foel OIT.)
Turkeys, lb. is y i?
Hens, lb. 5j 14
Chickens, lb. 15 ?1 id
Duck*, lb. 36 iv 17
Oeeae, lb. is at u
OA MR.
ItabMts. choice, each. 34 ? IS
Kabblta, No. eaoli. S 10
Wild turkeys, lb. 0' 20
EGGS?Cratud.
In crates, nearby, fresh, dor... 13. 30
In ernte?, other Mottos?, dor.. t> SO I
BUTTER.
Fairiliy, oholcn. fresh, lb. Tl <>l 2S ]
Merchants', fair, it. '?? S* ?
LIVE STOCK.
Veals, choice to fancy, lb. 74 J 1
V'eala. poor to fa|r- lb. * S 7 ?' \
i.'-ilvc?. runnais, lb. I ? '?
Bheet>, lb. a 0 3V4
Lambs, lall, lb. 0 49 M
Ciilile. !Hlr to prline. tb. 5 <5 5H
H^'g^. lb. * 9 ?>?*
C?UNTKY-CUHE? IUCOX.
liams, well smoKed. small, ib, 31 fa 2)
[lams, well tmoked. large. In. O 20
Mde,. nel! amoKed, lb. H
Khuuldor?. wall smoked. Ib.... II1*;? !1
Hl OES,
Ury flint, lb. ? IS
Dry salt, lb. vff H
ureeii, salt, per Ib. $ 11
Ureen, per lb. y W
Ureen, iiatnaged, lb. t if ?
Vailow . 3 *
ikwwui . is1 2*
MARKET CONDITIONS:.
Llvo Poultry?Iteceipts fight; .':eina_id
heavy, except turkeya. Drassed Pou.try
iurwey, dull; nthsr fowl active. Kggs?
Iteceipts light; marke: active. Other pro
QUO UCllVf.
NEW VOKK l'IMJ?UCK .1L\KB.ET. \
N'ew York, January ?.?r'umr-jaouerately
aciIvo wiin pine* aieaoy. l?ye piour, n>?
u.e.i u.i:..>?-1 >r m. i?licKwn?at t?*H?ur?1JU1MI.
Corntiltai?euaus. \? nea??r..u?y; ?>o. 3 r?u,
.... eivvator, export uaaia anu ?I ?'. o. 0.
uuoai. vpiieiis tioeeil '.?>:. net 10W1 r. .?lny,
,1??.. Jiny. li'v.-i- 1 orn?oteauy; export,
,1, w. <rt-ic. t. o. 0. artortt. Kuiur?r nonuaai,
e?u,s?miuc). Futures nominal,
i'erk ana U?ei?aieauy. cut Meats?Quiet.
L.aru?atiauy. I'auow and I'eiruitum?jioin
?.. .,.)> HVOOI?yuiel. Iiosin aiiu IMrpvQline
-v<u.et. hue aiiu .>le,iic?i??ataaey. .iuga: ?
aittiv, quiet Colli!??roturea cosed aivaOj
t gi j net decline 01 io? points, spot, qu|?t;
Kie, No. . bullion No. 4. uVftC.; nuiu,
iiull Cordova, loii'Knominal. ?uitur.
e Heese and Egg*?Firm. i-oiAioe*? yulet.
uui nnn; Uermuua, harrei. tt.tv?>?.ou; Alamu,
in bulk, per 1W pounos. W.Uou3.cl, state do..
I, ..'i 1.8;; Los Uiana, barrel. t*.o?<i,3..6;
european tti pounds, S;.i*iijii?. Jersey
awr.eiB, 1 ., s-k.-1. i;.Ai!l.?. Canuages?Firm;
red; loh, t- ?"?.'"; Danish aaed. ton, 129(g)
\jtt.\i Frelgnti?Firm; cotton to Liverpool.
i>. ! 100 pounus, 40c; gralr. to Ltvarpool, ?Vid;
.grain tu lx>nuon. ?d. Faaauia?cttaailyi fancy
I uaoupicked, \1rg1n1a, i?6i?c; Virginia sneii
L11, .tos. I and 'I, 4%|6
I Cottonseed oil was s. trlf.e eaafer for spot.
I .rtule future* were steady 10 c snada hlgaeta
i>n moderate. ou'.sMc ?pecm*tlve buying aba
... tnvi 1.gat oner'.ng* or crude. Jruture*
Closed uiiehengsn to - points net higner.
.lanuary. p.^tfj.80; Feoruary, S.Ebtro.ls;
jiarcn, 6.4*ue.4.; April, 6.*?ao.il. May, t.?3
,..^?; prime cruuo, ?.i.; prima ?uiuicer yeuow,
,..Jilo.?; prim* tviuler yellow, e.iuoii.00; do.
?uiuiruu- walle. t.4ouc.8e.
OUIOAOO GRAIN HAHKET.
chloigo, 1:,.. January ?.??*caus* bright
ivteuor finally lied suuied 0n the Argentin*
na.-ve?i wheat yalUSS" lo-dsy bocsme easy.
Closing f, gute a shewed . tlualtne af 'J40,
In 8,0, net. IssUvi Isadlng it u cub u?.
chaugst h Ue. hishen cttj e? V?e- t? 1*5
!;c, nnd provisions- down a shade to .?tT71-tc.
Leading futures ranged ah follows.
Open. High. Low. Close.
WHEAT?
May .
July
Sept.
cuk.v
Jar..
- - 1.00!,
3.H.
9t
May . 61*, ?1?, 64ti 64% I
July . 64>? 64?? ?44? 64?, |
S?pt. 64?* 06 6+?? t
OATS?
?May . ?9t? 4?V 40>? 4U'* I
July . 46<? 46*? 4?S 46?? I
tfept. 40?? 4W? 40?? 40*41
MESS PORK?Per bbl.
Jan.35.96 18.9? 16#7 15.57
May .16.33 lS.f? 16.? 16.3i
July .16.50 14.40 16.3; 16.43
LARD?For 100 Iba.
Jan.?40 9.40 9.33 0.J7
May . ?S3 9.SZ 9.65 9.57
July .9.751 9.7:1 9.66 9.67
Sapt.9.3? 0.87 0 60 ?.8d
SHOUT RlllS?Per 1*0 lb*.
May .3.S3 S.FZ 171 g.77
July .?? 3.86 S.n t.M
Cash grain cloeed: Wheat??,'o. 2 red, 960/
96c.; No. 3 red, 94tJ97r.; No. i hard. Wn
11.03; No. 9 hard, 96 ;| 41.07; No. 1 northern.
SI.1001.12; No. a northern. 11.07 $.1.10: No. 3
northern. Il.tcvjl.09; No. 2 spring. 11491.06;
No. 3 KpiinK. ll'Ktltl; No. 4 spring, 65*141;
velvet chert. '.?0"i*l.v4; durum. ?;i ?1.03. t:0rn
?No. 3. ?JH?iii'iy.; No. J white. 61Lt'it614?c.;
No. 3 yellow. 60-?t! tilVie.: No. 4. 69@6uc; No.
4 white. ttt&COViC; No. I yellow, Ug| 60c. Oats
?No. : white.. (Ou-SOUe.; No. :> white. 494?O
4'J%a<-.; No. 4 white., 4*'? '41' 4!?e.; standard. ?t\%<J/
WUc
Elgin, III.. January 6?iluttsr?F"Jrm at eGe.
Output. ilS,000 poundc.
-
Baltimore. Md., Januar:' Whea-t?Ste.idy, I
spot, oontraot, 96%c. Corn?Firm; spot, t on-1
tract, 07%e. Oats?Plrmj No. : white, 64?v 1
6tVsc. Hyo?Nominal; No. - wettern, domes-|
tic. Jl 3 1.01.
1.01'i
?H
91
?I
1.00W
901,
831;
61
L01
?:?64i I
J34?|
(1
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond, Va.. January 3, l?iZ.
! WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS ON CHANGE,
j WHfciAl?Car lots.
I No. a rod, Western. 6 4 1.03
o. 1 red. Virginia. if 1.0)
o. 3 red. 3.00 (y.
Virginia, bag lots.
j CORN?Car lots.
No. I while.
No. 3 white.
No. 2 mixed.
Nu. ? mixed.
Virginia, bag lots.
Corn on the cob.
I OATS?Cur lote.
No. 2 mixed.
No. 3 mixed.
No. 3 while.
No. 3 whno.
Wintei feed, bug lots.
IIIVK?Car lots.
No. :.
? No. 3.
ViruInis, n.xg lots.
Wheat?-In lair demand.
I Oiiti?Steady.
97
69K I
'.OS I
91 ?fl
er
sr
67 ?t>
65 Ol'
66 t>
61 'it
60 3>
R-'itf
611 j it
oO 1$
3.01
Cum?Active
CATTLE MARKTS,
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Salt,? nt t'nlon Stock Yards.
Itlehmond. Vs.. January S, 1913
Report of the live stock markut for the |
iii-k ending January S, l?li;
Receipts?Cattle, 311 head; ralvts, 59 bras';
I sheep, 14 head; hogs, r>.03i huad.
Best sirers, 6';/6Vjr : medium to good, 6V?tf
6*?c; common tn fair, 4li'u?e.. best helfen,!
b'.s'-i sc.; medium to good. 4>n ii 6'?c.: common
to tair. 31? a 4'?e.; best rows. 4'yV,5c. ;m*Ulum {
to good. STlGIUc.; common to ts.lr. 3H03C,;
oxen, -isjBUc.; bulls, 3*49'4*4c.; calves, :s3 if
Sc., fair to medium, 6tJ6VtC. Cows, $16 if 60. M |
per head. Hogs, best heavy, JC.xO; good,
j 1*0 to ISO-pound hogs. O'.jtjO^c.. pigs and j
light hos?, 6K0*tte-; sows and stags. ?lt 6c;
best sheep, l\<jfH%e.i common to ialr, 2\)'a
S??o.; best lambs, n'-jc.; common lambs, ItifJ)
fAic
Chicago, ill., January 3.?Cattle?Receipts I
I 14.00-1 head. Market WOtBc. higher. Beeves,
I S4.SOfr?.70; Texas steere. ?4.36<ifi>.f?; Western I
I steers. f 4.4O<06Jtt; stackers and feeders, 13.34 j
06.66; COWS and heiter?, f: lOifj6.70; calves,
110.6949 .1.76. HOgS?Recslptl 27.000 hnad. Mar-I
lOQISc. higher than Saturday. Light.
;$e.ISO?.M; mixed, S?:'0nt6.a0; heavy, 40 Mi*
.; rough. 14.3096.36; built of sales. je.J.vii
Sheep? Receipts 74.000 head. Market',
lOfplCc. higher. Native. J34J4.76; western,
43.46fH.75: yearlings. JI.S04f5.90; iambs, na?
ive. 44.6006.70; western. jT6if?.7?.
Ne? Yi>rk. January 3.?Beeves?Receipts
I?.364 head. Market steady to strong. Steers.
I Ji> ??7.76, bulls, |B.TRt{tS.00: cows. 42*rC60. Veais]
und Calves?Receipt? 1.'.'36 hoed. Vaals Orm.
Barnyard ?Klveo. 35?rf"". higher; no west?
erns. Veala. fs>trll.?6: culla. 150T.M: barn?
yard calves. Sl.Si3'6.E?. Sheep anci Lnmbs
Itece'.pts 15.61S henri. Sheep tlrm; lambs
steady. Sheep. ?Z.SOtM.S; 'u"!. ISfU?1:
lamb*. $i.25Hl7.SO; culle. M&fi.OO. Hogu?R
cciins 11.67? hsad. Ptg? htghsr at ??.estT*?'
RICHMOND TOIIACCO MARKET.
Richmond. Va . January S, 19V:.
Eo.lowing are quotations ou thu Rich?
mond Tobacco Exunaugo.
BROWN SrilfPlNQ?NEW.
Lugs .?*? 0?7.M
bnort leal. 7.56 . ? S-if
Long Isaf. ?-06 ? U.04
\Y rappers . U.00 0 IS.61
BR1GH TB.
SMOKERS?Common . 7.00 Q S.56
Medium . ?.00 ? 11.00
Klna . lico ?f la u?
CUTTERS?Commoa .lrou ?? UM
Medium. lt.W <? 16 50
Kane . 17.00 (3 M.60
Fancy . Vs.6? Itf '-'O.uO
Fl LLriRS?Common . S CO y 11.00 '
Good . -1 1
Fsn? . 14.00 (3 1?.Vi
Wlt.U'FEKb?Common . 15.00 <S" 17.06;
Medium . 1S.V0 ?f ?0.0?
Good . 25.00 <& SO.00
Flr.e . 37.50 4T J7.M
Fancy . 4u.oo ?? 46. W
HUN-CUKKD-NBW.
Lug?, common. 6 60 ^ 6 60
Lug?, good to prlm?. 7.50 tt IM]
Short Isaf. S.W ? U.O0 ,
Long leiuf. 1LO0 ? 12.00
Wrappers . 12 6<J ? 17.601
Priiiunga . UlH :j. 6.75 i
MISCEI.LANEOIB MARKETS.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
i'ReportniJ by Rodgers. MeCobc & Co.)
Petersburg. Vs., January f. ? Peanuts.? |
Spams.h?Sinai! Spanish llrru at 50c. par [
but-he!; Jumbo Spanish. 76c. per buche!.
Vitglnlufc?Jumbo, 4':>4'<c. per pound; fancy
haudpicUcd. 3f?c. pt.-r pound; extra prime,
3!stl31aC per pound; prime. Slic por pound,
machine picked, ttj>3VsC. per pound. I
DRV GOODS MARKET
New Yoik, January S.?The cotton gools
marketr* opened quiet wltb a ilrtuer ten?
dency shown In colored eottons or.d on gray
goods. Overcoatings tor fall hnxo been or?
dered freely from the largest agencies.
Many hosiery and underwear buyers arc In
the market- Jobbers are doing a moderate
house Iradu.
NAVAL STORES.
Wilmington. N. C, January S.?Sp.:'.:s Tur?
pentine?Steady at Uili 4SVjC.; receipts 6 casks.
ROStn?TSleady at 54.40; receipts 137 barrels.
Tar?Firm at 41.SO: lecclpt? S barrel*. Crudo
Turpentine?Firm tt ii.hO'H 1.50; mctlpts 140
barrels.
Savannah. Ga.. January ?'.? Turpentine?
Firm at 40tjc.: sales 714 casks; receipts ."13
casks; shipment; 1,2*3 casks: stock 35,60s
ca-nki. Rosin ?Firm; sales 1.-9S barrels; re?
ceipts ".'ST barreli-; shipments 8.68.1 barrels;
Btu^k 132,303 barrels. Quolo: B, }6.?'i7i>>.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT Ol' RICHMOND. JANUARY S, 1012. |
ARRIVED. I
Steamer Berkeley, Shelly, Norfolk, mer?
chandise and passengers, Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Brandon. Harney, Norfolk, mer?
chandise and pasjongcrs. Old Dominion
Line.
Steamer Aurora, Furman, Petersburg and
tfauioa River landings, merchandise, and pas?
sengers, Kurman Line.
SAILED.
Steamer Berkeley, Shelly. Norfo.k. mer?
chandise and passengers, Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Brandon, Harney, Norfolk, mer?
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Pocahontae, Graves. Norfolk and
James River landings, merchandise and
passengers, Virginia Navigation Company.
Steamer Aurora, e'urman, Petersburg and
James River Unding?, merchandise and pas?
sengers. Furman Lin?.
TOXINE POISONING OAU?16S
DEATH OF JI.1XV IIORMOS
rSpecial to Tho Tlme?-r.>lspntr:h. 1
rinrrisonburir, Va.. January 8.?
Toxine poisoning:, caused by moldy
corn, lias ktlled several more- horses
near Harrlsonbura; writ hin the laut day
or two. It is estimated that nearly R
hundred horses have died In Rorltins
liitm and adjoining; counties In the lost
mix weeks. The long; drought of |nst
summer Stunted the corn, causing; th?
tormatlon of a deadly poison that, la
doing such great damage.
You Know
Good credit men are scarce' They command big sal?
aries, and earn them. And their opinions about
financial matters are worth having.
Listen to what one of them said about this Com?
pany on New Year's Day. (He is in the $7,500 per
annum class.)
"I am going to change my will, and propose to
put my estate, including my insurance money (which
is large) in trust with the VIRGINIA TRUST CO.
for the benefit of my family."
The Ideal Executor and Trustee,
Travelers Building,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
Capital One Million Dollars
Suffolk, Vu_. Junuury S.? With a"
watch driven into hiH body by n charge
of sun shot, and lite outer walla or
ilia stomach torn open for several
inches. Charles B. Reuntree, a former
policeman, ullll lives, and surgeons say
he hue n chance to recover. Rountroe
nnd Solomon Sullivan were trucking
rabbits |n the snow to-dny. h:i?i chased
u crippled hare. .\s Sullivan grabbed
the wounded quarry from a bunch of
bushes his gun was discharged, the
entire load of shot striking the natch
of Rountree. only a few feet away. The
timepiece and Run nhot were Imbedded
in Rountrre's body. Surgeons extracted
everything except a smnii portion of
the watch crystal. Every Run shot ap?
parently struck the watch.
In Nunsemon<i Circuit Court to-day
.lohn Jones, u pickpocket, who followed
circus crowds, was givey, two yuars lu
tile State prison.
Every member of the local Teachers'
Association to-day signed petitions t"
Senator West nnd Delegate Brewer
asking for the passage of a Dill by
the Oeneral Assembly providing that
teachers bo paid full salaries for time
lost by illness. It is pointed out by
lb. teachers that no deduction Is
made from the. salaries of the' school
superintendents or the assemblymen
t lie mselves.
REPORT OK Mil l.l'.lt FUND)
December ?I, 11)11.
i.'onimonwi alth of Virginia,
Second Auditor's Ottlot?. I
Richmond. Va.. Dec. 81. 1911. ]
His Excellency. William Hodges Mann.'
Governor of Virginia: ,
Sir.?Under the provision of the will,
of Samuel Miller, tor the establishment
and perpetual support of a .school on
the manual iHbor principle, on a tract
of luud In the county of Albcmarle.
and the act of Assembly February 24. |
1S74, entitled an act to give effect to'
a compromise of the litigation In re?
spect to the construction nnrl effect of I
the will of Samuel Miller deceased, and
to establish the manual labor school
provided for In the twenty-tlfth clause
of zal? will. It is made the duty of tho
Second Auditor to open nnd keep a
sepmcto account of tho fund given in]
trust for the above purpose, to be de?
nominated the Miller Fund, and unnu- I
ally, on the 31st of December, to make
tud render a true and accurate account I
of the fund, showlnt distinctly nnd In
detail the receipts Htid disbursements
on account of the same during the year
Immediately preceding a copy of which
account, verlllet) by the oath of the Sec?
ond Auditor, 1? required to be dollv
crod to the Governor, to be by him laid
before the Legislature, and anothor |
copi- thereof, verllled In like manner,
to be published for ono month In two 1
newspapers, one printed In the town
of Charlottesville and the other In the
city of Richmond,
In discharge of this duty I have the
honor to prsent the following state?
ment .
Receipt* mm.I ninbitrnr-incntt) ,io Ae
count nf the lucerne of the I'uuii j
for lull.
RECEIPTS.
Jan. .".?Intorest for
:-ix months to Jan.
1. 1811, on ?1.011.
SGS.49 ( 1-61 and 6
per cent. regis?
tered certificates.
Issued under act
of Feb. 23. 1892. .1(30.969
July i?Ditto to
July 1 on same;
ths (4-5) arc now
5 pet cent. ?0,363
-?61.'.'33 10 j
Jan. 3?Interest for
six' mo nth a to
.Tan. 1, 1911, on
?75.C0O Richmond
city 4 per cent.
registered bonds. 1,600 00
July 'J?Ditto to
Julv I, lull, on
?7 1.300 . i,4Sii 00
-2.JS6?0
May 5?Interest for
eix months to
May I, 1911, on
570.000 r> per cent,
registered bonds
of Virginia Agrl- ?
cultural nnd Me?
chanical College. . i.ijfj 1)0
Nov. 3?Ditto to
Nov. I, 1911, on
iiamo . 1.760 00
3.?0U oil
Jan. 3? Internal on
C h a r 1 o Ctesville
city 4 \i per cent.
bonds, ?1C0.000.
for six months
to Jan. 1, 1911... ::.6'j0 00
July 1?Ditto to
July 1, li'll. on
aanic . 3,600 0i
Jun. 3?InteroflL for
six months on
Lynchburg bonda
on ?27.000 to Jon.
1 1911. M0 oo
Feb. I?On ?70,000
to Feb. 1, 1911... . 1,400 00
July 3?On ?27.000
to July 1, 1911 . . . 540 on
Aug. 1?On ?70.000
to Aug. 1, 1911. ... 1.400 00
Interest on money
Deposited in
I'lantcrs' National
Bank from Dec.
31. 1910, io Dec.
31, 1911. 346 65
Jan. 18?Received of
John G. Dew bal?
ance In f?ll of the
amount pnld him
an commission on
bond sales and
purchases made
by bim and iifter
wnrd ordered re?
funded . 600 00
Feb. 8?R e c el vert
from Rejt 1 r e d
Taachers' Fund
for $700 Richmond
olty bunds sold
] to settle the tn
1 vestment account
l debt to current
expense account.. 6S3 .'.6
Balance Dec. 31.
1911 . 289 06
-i.nroial
181,438 36
DISBURSEMENTS, 1911.
On order of the County Court of Al
bemarle and approved by the Ucfsrd of
Education:
Jun. 3?To ft. B. Fulton, su?
perintendent, for current
and other ox-penses. ?3,000 00
.Tan. 6?T. R. B. Fulton, su?
perintendent, for current
and other expenses. S.106 40
Feb. 7?To R. B. Fulton, su?
perintendent, for current
mid other expenses. 7,010 20
March 7?T. R. B. Fulton, su?
perintendent, for curront
and other expenses. 0,283 01
April I?To R. B. Fulton, su?
perintendent, for current
and other expenses. 6,083 48
May 3?To R. B. Fulton, su?
perintendent, for current
and othor expenses. 6,735 01
June 10?To R. B. Fulton, su?
perintendent, for current
and othor expenses. 3,809 71 ]
Julv 1?To R. B. Fulton, su?
perintendent. Tor current
and other expenses. 3,500 00
July fi?To R. B. Fulton, su
porlntendant. for current
und other expenses. 6,170 SI
Aug. 8?To R- B. Fulton, su?
perintendent, for current
nnd other expenses. 4,142 53
Sept. 8?To R. B. Fulton, su?
perintendent, for current
and other expenses. fi,137 64
Oct. 3?To R. B. Fulton, su?
perintendent, for current
and other expenses. 9,216 37
Nov. 8?To R. B. Fulton, su?
perintendent, for ourront
and other expenses. 8.85S 29
Deo. 6?To R. B. Fulton. Su?
perintendent, for current
and other expenses. 1,500 00
579.4-12 S5
Jan. a?To TV, I* Ma^pftb.
"The Home for Savings."
A Savings Account
Is the most permanent foundation upon which you can
build success.
A small amount deposited with us each week is ever
listening for the knock of OPPORTUNITY.
The men who accomplish big things to-day are those
that early in iife SAVED, and by so doing made their
dollars do double duty by earning interest for them.
Interest at 3 per cent, per annum allowed on
savings accounts.
The Central National Bank
307 East Broad Street.
Your Account at This Bank
Will Be Welcomed Whether Large or Small
3 Per Cent. Interest Allowed
Bank of Commerce and Trusts
JOSEPH E. WILLARD.President
A. R. HOLLADAY .Vice-President
R. M. KENT. Jr., .Vice-President and Cashier
R. B. CAMPBELL.Assistant Cashier
F. F. V.
Facts?Figures?Verified.
CHARLES F. HUDNALL,
AUDITING, ACCOUNTING.
SYSTEMATIZING.
S09 Travelers Bldft., Richmond, Va.
Monroe 431.
E. A. BARBER, JR.
Certifies Pnb?c AceenotaB?.
E. A. BARBER & CO.
AOCOD7VTINO, trnm\(),
ORGANIZING. SYBTHMATTZTrTO,
316 Xatnal Building;,
*ho?B Mad. Uli. .njckmaaA. Ta?
clerk of .Mbemarle count*,
for worVt for Miller Maniml
Labor School, of Albania He
Jan. 7?To Joseph. liSMaau
rier. notary, for taking; aer
kriowledgrment of John ti.
Dtsw. Ke.ond Auditor, ant
auch secretary of the Millet
Board, to hie report of the
Miller Fund of 1?10.
Feb. 3?To th^ Ilnlly Prngrr-si
for publishing; report of
1010 .
Feb. 11?To Tlmes-DlapaArh
for printing report 1 'JO1 -
1009 .
To Jr.lui G. Dew, second Aud?
itor, for payment of I per
nent. du? hint, as provldid
In Samuel Miller's will ?
Jan. 16?
-lohn G.
Dew. 1
per cent.
on . S66.110 2S?$661 30
March 15
John G,
Dow, 1
per cent.
May 16?
John O.
Dew. I
par cent.
un .._ 13.650 20? 13S 60
July 17?
John C,
Dow, 1
per cent.
on . 12.618 58? 126 IS
Se.pr_ 30?
John O.
Dow. 1
per cent.
on . 10,336 31? 102 Dt
Nov. 15?
John G.
Dew. 1
per oont.
on . 1S.1 78 62? 181 75
3134,343 37
1,342 41
$61,115 li
It KCAPI TU LA TT ON.
Received during the
year 1911.$S1,135 30
Balance from 1910.. L'SD 96
-SI.12., 20 1
Disbursed during the year
l'JIJ . Si,115 11
Balance in trenstity. 3310 09 j
SF.CL'ltlTlF.S DKLONGING TO M1LLEK
FUND.
The following lj a statement of the
necurtttea belonging to the Miller Fund,
In too cuatouy of the Second Auditor:
Virginia certifi?
cate, reglp -
urod under
act of Feb. 23.
I S3-, bearing 6
pc.- cent.$369,568 49
Boarlns (4-5>... 76,300 00
-$1.U44,S6S 411 I
Lynehburg city bonds (reg?
istered!, 4 per cent. 37.000 00
Charlottesvllle city (cou?
pon) bonds. 4'.4 por cent. 160,000 00
Kichmond city (registered)
bonos, -1 per cent. 74.300 00
Virginia Agricultural and
Mechanical College and
Poly to Chnic Institute
(10-40) f> por cent, bonds
(rcglste-rcd) . 70,000 00
11,440,168 40 I
and r.tieh in treasury.... 55 31
On which an annual inter?
est may bo relied on of
$70.401.10. It Will bo seon
by the btutemont of re?
ceipts and disbursement*
on account of income that
there Is In the treuaury
to the crodit of the fund
In cash. 2.74 75
At a meeting of the Miller Board,
held December 23, 1910. it was ordered ?
that John G. Dew, Second Auditor, re- 1
fund $600 balance of commissions al?
lowed hin. by tho board, the sum of
S1S0 having boon previously paid to 1
tho fund, and to sell $700 of Richmond |
city 4 per cent, bonds to sottic l'.\c \
amount due the Income account from1
the InVStment acnount. On January 10 |
lie paid the $600, and on February .s
sold $700 Richmond city bonds for
$683.56, making tl.2S3.55, which left n
balance in cash of $55.34 io the crcd't
of tho investment account in tho treas?
ury. JOHN O. DF.W.
Second Auditor of Virginia and Sacra?
tury of the. Miller U001I.
State of Virginia, city of Richmond, I
to-wit:
I, Joseph LeMasurler, a notary public
In and for the city aforesaid. In tho
Stnle of Virginia, do certify that John
Q. Dew, Second Auditor of Virginia, und
ox-ofIlc|o Secretary of the Miller Manual
Labor School of Albemarle, whose namo
Is..signed to the forr.golng report, hau
acknowledged the same before me :md
has made oath that the statements con?
tained In said report are true to the
best of his knowledge and belief. i
Given under my band thlr. 8th day of 1
January, 1012.
JOKKPir LR MASUrtlTilL 1
Notary 'Public.
.My commission expires February 16,
1013.
r
The Man
With a Million
Needs a cloan. strong. progres?
sive bank. The man with a hun?
dred cannot afford to do business
With any other kind. Thla bank
la seeking your business, and Ib
prepared to enro for It.
Capital and Surplus,
$2,000,000.00.
First National Bank
1104 E. Main Street.
Wo pny throo per rent. Com?
pound Interest, tin all savings ac?
counts.
Commonwealth Bank
National Bank ol Virginia
Capital, - 51,200,000
Surplus. - S 600,000
Accounts solicited
Ninth and Main Street
This bank will help yon accumu?
late money by paying 3 Per Cent.
Compound lrU-rcat on Savings
Accounts.
Manchester National Bank
Central ol Georgia Railway Co.
To Holders of CertlOentea of Deposit
nf Mel roiiolltnn Trim I Company, la
? iie ' linder I'rotcetlve Agreement,
dated >rr?trnibcr t7. IOOS5 nml
To Holder? of First Preference Income
lionil* of the above ItnllivHy t'uin
pnuyi
RafarrlBB "? the notice heretofore publuti
ed by iho protective Committee dated Da
?amrir: li. ftVU. of tha offer made I" put
<-*ia?*, from it th*' F11.1t ('reference Income
Bonda of the rb.llwav Company now depo?
Ited un.ltr tin. l'rotoctlvc Airreomcnt, and
also nuch additional hondi as may bo depof.
Ited ?Ith tin- iv.mmittc.', as :n said notice
aft forth, too Committee baa extended iho
time within which holder-, of Corllflcateiof
Oepoalt or holders of Klrst Preference In?
come Honda ran avail thcmaelvaa of Ihn
benefits of ?ald offer. TO AM* INCIA.TJIN?;
JANUARY 2U, 1013.
Should nny of such holders desire any
furiber Information, rommunlratlonj nd
dr?f?ed to .1. g. Dale, Secretary, f- Wl'.ltam
Street, New York City. will receive atten?
tion.
n. WALTBn 1.1,Kill. I linirmnn.
Dated New Vork. January fi. 161'.'.
Central of Georgia Railway Co.
To Holders or Certificates of Deposit
of Central Tru*t t'ompnay of Ncvr
York, Insiicri under Protective Agree?
ment, dated September a. 1U07; nnd
Tu Hohler* of Second Preference Income
Honda of ihr. above Itnllnrny Coin
IXioyi
Referring tn tho nollec hrroioforo publish"
ed by the Protective Committee, dated De?
cember 12, 1911, of iho offer mndo to pur?
chase from It the Second .Proforoncc income
Ponds of the Hallway Company no'C depoe
Ited under tho Protective Agreement, nnd
nlao aueh ncldltional honds ns inay be depos?
ited wllh the Commit lac, as in said notice
set forth, the Commlneo ha? extended tho
time within Which hohlen, ol Certificates or
Deposit or holder? of second Preference In?
come Bonda can avail themselves of the
benefits of said offer. TO AND INCM.'DINU
JANUARY 20, IAHT.
Should any of Mich holders dtjire any
further information, communications iid
drailed to J, Dale. Secretary. M William
sired. New Vork City, will receive a I ton
tlon.
CIIAHI.ISS Al.TSCIIUli, ( liHlrinan.
Dated Now Vork, .Innunry fl. 1912.
Central ol Georgia Railway Co.
To Holder? of Certificates of Deposit
of Mnnbnttim Truat Coinpany, Iksii.vI
under Protective Agreement, dated
September 0, 1007: and
To Holder? of Third Preference Income,
nnnrifl <>f the nhovc Railway Coin
. .pnn.vi
Referring to tho notice heretofore publish?
ed by tho Protective Committee, dated De?
cember 13, 1911, of tho offer inado to pur?
chase from It the Third Preference Income.
Honds of the Hallway Company now depos?
ited under tho Protective Agreement, and
ulso suoh additional bonds us may bo depos?
ited with tho Committee, ok In said notion
set forth, the. Committee has extended tbo
time Within which holders of Certificates of
Deposit or holders of Third Preference In?
come Bonds can avail thcmsclvea of tho
benefits of said otfer. TO ASO tNCLUDINO
JA3STARY ao, ti>r..\
Should any of such holders desire nny
further Information, communications ad?
dressed to J. s. Dale. Secretary. S2 William
Street. Now York City, will rccolvo atten?
tion.
CHARLES Al.TtfCHirl,, Chairman.
Dated, Kau- York, Jauuury e, 1012.

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