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New York
Stock Market
New Yorlt, January 10.?Lossen In tlio
Mock market (luring yesterday's de?
cline we're largely recovered to-day.
The tone was much belter. Anxiety
cunt,, d by the l?qUllablc lire was re?
lieved, although the ttnancial district
did not slip back entirely into Its ac?
customed routine. The decision of the
governing board of the Slock Exchange
to relieve traders affected by the tire
from the necessity o! delivering secur?
ities for an Indetiuite period put an end
t" feurs of embarrassment on Ihul
score, although the fact that vast quan?
tities of stocks unit bonds were tied up
in the vaults of the ruined building
Kjrycd to restrict business.
The market became active and str?m;
i:, the litter part of the session, which
bad been dull alter ail opening spill I.
in spile of its dullness the list was tiriii
IhrdUShoUt the day. with a eonstai'.
upward tendency. Union I'uelllc recov?
ered moil- than two point* of yester?
day's loss iind virtually all of the ac?
tive" stocks Improved substanlially.
Much of the buyltij; ctituc from the snvi't
interest.
Tu.- monthly statement of the Cnltctl
Stilles Slcel Corporal Ion was a surprUu
to tin st'cel. Preliminary estimates pi
th< unioiini of the increase in unillled
orders ran from 150.0.) to 6000.000
tons. The- shewi:i? of 5I2.S0C tone In?
dicated that tin revival in the steel
business last month was a deeded one.
The market s reception of the steel
figure's was disappointing to the bulls.]
United States Steel rose more than it j
point on the day, but there was no
spurt when the llgurCs were made
known, and the report seemed t<> be
1. ol u factor than bear covcrins in
elevating prices.
The demand tor bonds was again:
f.iirlv active. Prices were Irregul?r. I
Total tales, pur value. #4,521.000. United
States fouis. registered; declined M on
call.
Total sales for the day, 432,800
shares, Including Sugar, 100: Tobacco.
?0t>; Atlantic Coast Line, 400; Chesa?
peake and Ohio. 1.100; Louisville and
Nashville. 1,300; Norfolk and Western,
300; Reading, 54,000; Southern Hallway.
1,200; Southern Hallway, preferred, 600;
Union Pacltic. OH.000; United States
Steel, 121,600; Virginia-Carolina Chem?
ical, 100; Lchlgh Valley. 2S.700.
N.w York, nJnuary 10.?Money en
cj.11 easv. 2!f}2U per cent.; ruling rate,.
2 4; closing bid. 2 ?4: offered tit S>.&.
Time loans soft; sixty days, 2 ? i'<i ? per
cent., and ninety days. 3@3li: b|s
months, S'.a. Prime mercunt'le paper.
4 to Pi per cent. Sterling exchange'
firm, with actunl business In bankers'
bills at I4.N3SO for sixty-day bill:,- and
at SI.S6S5 for demand. Commercial
bill*, ft.sn. P.ar silver. 54;... Mexican*
KICIf.MDNI) STOCK MARKET.
By r.lchard W. Maury.
fr'eCrf and Uoad Broker, IOIj B. Mala Street.
Rlchmotid. Vs., January 10, 101:'.
SALES AT BO.tSD.
Richmond City Is?1.090 at ?S.
s-TATE EBCURlTieS. Bid, Asked.
Ylrslrila Old. C. and It., t!-V.'.... $S>i ...
V.?. Centuries, C. und lt., I?l. t$t,
CITY SECURITIES.
Richmond city i-. r:. iko-kW.... ??? r.?>..
Itleh. City l-. C, and It., IKS-19U1.. ?7?; t'$!s
RAILROAD UOXDs.
A. C. I., it. It. Con. Tr. I p. c... si
A. c. L. r: n. Con v. Debt, iwi ...
C. A: ?. Gei: M- t'.in, 19K. 101
C. orgta, Sou. nnd 1'la.. tt-ii. IP,
Georgia and Ala. Con. 8?. ll'li. 107
V<ir. and West. By. Is. V<*. 9S
Seaboard .Mr Line te, 1N0. ...
Seaboard Adjustment 5s. t!U9. ....'. fail, ...
Couthum Railway 1st t?, lMt.... I0i " ...
(??>. It. Div. and ei. M. Is. iKt. '.J
STRP.ET RAILWAY BONDS.
Nor. and Ports. True. Co. i?. 1?M.
Va. By. and Towrr Co. ii, 1MI.... jr, <.;.,
siTHECT ItY. STOCKS. l'ar..
Va. By. a?,i Power Co. pfd.100 12 ?
\a. By. Hiid Po?ct Co. com.1?) pr, n
RAILROAD STOCKS. r?r.
A:Uniic Coaat Line com.100 IS- ...
Chesapeake and Ohio.loo
Noribik and VVvfilurh com.i;o
Soulhern Hallway pfd.loo 70 ...
Southern Hallway coin.10) si
RANK AM) TUL'ST CO. STOCK?.
American National.100 21? ;v
Bank ol Coiniiiircii and Trusts..wo >t.
. K'j 2i.
,100 Ml
r?t must be added.
""?U-t ol liidtuicJ.
BOND LIST.
company I?
OPEN AN ACCOUNT WITH
The Union Bank
of Richmond
1101 EAST MAIN SIRE VT.
?:.C0 MAKES A START. 3 PER
CENT. INTEREST
Sales. Stock.
By
Open.
tVO Allts-Chtilniori.
All't-i'tialincrs. pfd.
15.500 Amalgamated Copper ...
\nter. Atri. cin m., torn-.
SW Anwr. Beet Hitgur. com..
1.320 American Ca i .
100 American Can. pfd.
Amer. Cur an.I Foundry.
Amer. Car arid F?uii;. pfd
500 American Cotton Oil.
too Amer. Linseed Oil. pfd..
100 American Lovomotlvc ...
Amer. Locdmofvo. pfd...
Amer. Mall Co.. |>fd.
i.-v o American Smutting ?
pm American Sugar .
Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co... WS'.j
S American Tobacco, coin. (>.",
1.000 American Tobr.cco, pfd.. 1?
I.IIS Anucondc Cooper . W*?
?:,<>?> Aii bison . l?">
i<? A.lantlo C?asi Line. 133'?
A. C. L of Conned n ut..
I.IO) Baltimore and Olilo.
l.iyo Brooklyn Kapid Transit
300 Central Leather, com ?
1.700 Canadian PaeiHu .
1.20J Chesapeake und Ohio?
SO) Chicago Great Weati-rn.
??>.> Chi.. Mil. and St. Paul..;
Cr?oible St?ul Cor., coin. ...
Crucible Steel, pfd.
l<i) Chicago and Northwest..lilt.}
100 Colorado Fuel and Iron. Sill
Colorado an I Southern.
1 900 Consolidated Gr.? . 112
lOrt 1 >< lawn re and 11 udsoi:... Hi;
pi" Ben. a.-.d Itfu fi-.-nn.. ci in. 2l?i
I >? u. and Bio Cran.. pfd. IS'.j
DB tillers' See. Cor.
C.T-? Krlc . 30*4,
300 Trie. 1st pfd. 6IH
300 Ft-d. Mln. and Sm., pfd.. SS
J.JM) General metric .l.Vj
1,100 Great Northern, pfd.
CO Great Northcin Ore c;fs tl'i
?an Illinois Central . B"
l.y>< Intcrboro-Mft. !Tf?
9l?i
IU>
loss;
TS' i
IS' i
?OSVi
THOMAS Bit ANCI1 & CO.. Bunkers und Brokers.
High. LOW. Bid. Asked. Sales. Stock. Open.
Closing
1?; l i.i G,30u l:it'erboro-Mol.. pfd. so
7 S Int. Mcr. .Marine, pfd.
iV,'s 00'fc W? International Paper .
IB CC c,|"-, SSVi Int. I'npcr, pfd.
57 t?lA M'? w' Kan. City South., coin.
"7.711.) Lehlgh Valley . ISStt
IH'j 91'fc 1,300 Louisville uii.l Nashville I?'-;
03Ss 100 Munhailun .*. 13'>!
IIS
139
10??,
IM?
Hi",
51 !i
12S
t:
IH
IS
71=4
113
WS'i
MO
in.'
IWi
101?4
l v
St'j
ir.7?i
127?
IPs
l>l1 ?..
fv',
II ?
l.-.i...
SC?j
31
ItC
41 '4
7-Js
HI
list
42
11.".
1 Si's
M0
l'C-i
p >?>'?..
2>-2> ?'?
1031?
112'
is;
142?j
p-.vl.
140
XV:i
2l*i
4:;i
Sot 4
SI
0l?i
iss*
V.'T?4
41:4
ir.fi
ICO Mo.. Kun. un? Texas...
Mo.. Kan. and Tex., pfd.
0? Missouri Pad lie .
2(0 National Lead .
4,300 New York Central.
WO N. V., Out. and Western
400 Norfolk and Western... 1(0'?
1,100 Northern Pucltlc . 116*?
600 Pacllie Mall . 30
3,100 Pennsylvania . 123
People's Gas .
Pittsburgh Coal, coin.
ICO Pressed Stciel Car. ESVa
Pressed Steel Car. pfd.
By. Steel Spring, com.
!V1,S<W Reading .
I?h? Republic Iron ami Steel
. 2S',
39H
bi\i
lOC't
37?i
NO'
d S.
pfd.
pfd.
Ol',-'.
pfl.
ion".
2Vi
70
00 Republic I. ?i
7?> Rock Island
SW Rock Islund.
Slot s-Slieff ieio
3,300 Southern Pacific .
1,400 Southern Hallway
M Southern Railway
.standard OH .
200 Tennessee C? pper . 3S
Texas I'nclll.
ri2.7." Union I'aci'lc . IW?
000 United St;u*-s Rubber... IT1-..
I23.+.0 United States Steel. IK
600 United "Stntea Str. I. r>fd lK-"i
High
Low. Bid. Asked.
Closing.
2IV4 22
9 I"
V, IT
ISI'.i
155 V?
'mi
62
107
rts
iiniK
116??
sn\
123',
IM?'
20"
Ss'
UP
100 Va.-Car. Chemical . Si
Vn.-Cnr. Chemical, pfd.
Ry. and Power, com ...
Vn. By. and Power, pfd. ...
$Qfl \\ abash . T'i T'?
2.sr?) Wabash, !>'?:. WV4
I.0C0 Western Union . ?)% si's
Total sale? for day, 441,400 >
Total sab-5 for week (three days
lRtti
MV..
i::>'s
2S?,
mu
i?-.'i
87?.
|ti?',
11".';
*)
122T?
II"': 10W
R7
VI
Su i
hares,
i I.I&4.0I
1ST.
2SV,
39^4
l?5'i, iw
19>i
SI
3S
HO
110
?"
123
1(4
t?s
ii';
101
gOVj
ICO'i
3S?1
2lTs
TOU
ttfii
lisv,
17' .
?T'fc
ill'
e?
122
44'
bid.
Marti! ....
Aprl! .
May .......
June .
July .
August ....
September
October ...
November
December
Spot cotton rost.l quiet. :. point* lower;
middling uplands. M9: inldd'.lni; gu'.f, P.70.
Cotton, quiet: middling. MSi s7^" receipt
7.M0 bales; stock. lSI.IW ba'.ee; export to]
feat:wise. bales.
Tuta! to-day at all ports?Net receipt?
3>:.5!1 bales; export to Grist Britain. i?,73S j
bale,; 1? the Continent. biles stock.
1,419,10 bales.
Consolidated nt ?'.1 ports?Net receipts.
C3S.5TJ bales export to Crest Britain, l"t.v.
bal.s; to France, 9JTJ3 bales; to the Conti?
nent. ISU49 bales; to Japan. 1S.SW bales; to
Mexico. !?V.' bated.
Total since September 1 at all ports?Net ]
receipts. 7.7l'j..i4l bulca; expert to ltreat
Britain. 2.3M.(0t bale,; to France, p.O.t&S
b.i!'->; lo the Continent, r.Wi.ly) bates; to
Jnpsn, Sli.&Jo bales; to Mexico, 4.Iis bales.
New Orleans, January to.-:
eil rnsy
id 1.14
opened steady.
o arrive. Cotton
point?
rfutitrc,
v?.trii? otf compared with yeswrday's rlesi. 1
Cables were slightly belter than expected.!
bin w ere balanced by Improvement in |
wvuther condition* over the cotton region.]
Klr?t prices wore the low vet tn the earl;. J
trading. A moderate amount of buying was!
more than sufficient to at.?erb offerings, and j
after tin close the market had :? rising ten- i
deney. Ring trader* <\orr better buyers I
than ?"Hers. At the end of the first halfl
hour of business prVei. were 18 point*, over I
yesterday's final quotations. The martial
was \ery steady throughout the morning |
session. Buying for long account was In |
evidence In volume and price* ?erc grad?
ually force ) up until the trading months J
were !4'(t!? points over jeslerday's clos.-. I
On the way up nervout ?horte were good
buyers to stop lost-.?. The movement was
mucli smaller and the neml-woekly tlgur-;?
showed n Jecldrd le.s? in Interior (locke. I
The export movement displayed slKnj-? of In-|
creating. At the highest lungs took profits,
and at ision price, were at n net advnncr I
..f 7".ri! i'.lnts. In the afternoon session j
lung, eoi'.*:tUed to take prom*, and at the
close prleei showed a net advance o! Sit It
poltlt. January, f.tl; February, i'.l-.'; .Man !.,
f.h; Msy. l'-*-'1: July. P.7'.'; August, 9.78: Oc
tOt'l
f.70.
i.oc.w. Marx tri wovations
iiiiFsloii Mi i.liuuis. itU iinioivi. Va. I
Illehmoad, Va? January 10. I?
ICTVAJ. ?lUiLliSALK U?OIATIONS
MARKET.
LIVE POULTRY".
rurkcyf. lb. ?9
Chickens, choice, small, It..... t>
Chickens, choice, men.urn, lb.. in
ChicKen*. Irgc. lb. y
liens, lb. tj
llooster,, each. 31 if
Ueuse, fat, large, each. <u
lie. sc, ?mall, each. W ?(
Duties, large, yount, lb. Ci>
Ducke, small, young, lb. <u
UltBSSUU POULTRY.
Ulti'J Q,,? reel Ulf.)
Turkeys. lit....'.. K fc.
Hunt, l!. It
Chicken*, lb. IS it
Ducks, lb. 1? M
p.a bhlt
lt.il.:.::
IS GO S?Crated
rby. fresh, do:..
II.
ill'
l!nn:s.
?IJHKD
small.
, UTK?.
?II Sil.?,?,
oil amok*
hides, well (mulled, lb.
Gtiuulders, well smoked, lb.
HIDES'.
Dry flint, lb.
Dry sill, i
III
lb
M WIK ET
Poultry -iti
.'ONDITION8
clpta light;
is. Dressed
O
zt
y.
6 y
it
vx
denial..!
Poultry
iljt. K^ps
Other pro
NBW VUKK PRODUCE MARKET.
!W York. January 10.?Hour?Steady witr
Icratc jobbing trade. Ityo Klour and
gwheSt r'tour?Kinn. Corntueal??rfteaov
-Firm. Da rn-y?Strong. Wheat?Steutlj
i.. mloat. Options unmnnged to
tr, .May. fl.vlS-.fic.; July. SI. <
lcxj>6ri, new, SJc. I. o. b. utlo.it. I
V'. net low
urn - ?t> au?
?nuns hbn
On
ito.ni ami
r.b
J.-r:
, 11 It
let: re titled, cum.
?III : 'I :?; points net
I Itlo, I Miel; .Santos,
Cordova. ICtitllS'Ac.
? ? ami Kggs?Klrin.
>. barrel. ?!..'?)ti ?.;?-,;
poillidt, %%.'-73.10;
.Stji.SS. CabhSKe*
rrelght* and ivn
Improved
nsnniptlv?
.VI ring of
January
hi unChai
Inuts-l.'iiehaiiged.
1Cottonseed oil wa, higher oi
demand trout spi cilatlM- anil
sources, untie- :? brude markets,
shorts and support from retlne
slnrtd 7 pol litt mt hlglltf nil iHter months
.it. point* higher, January, 5 :s\ j :. ?i; kh?
ruary. S.t-tQJ.00; March. J.j;tjs.SJ; April. LSI
(|.'..M; May, .'. Oi/t'...'.j; pr|me .-rude. 4.89tal?*.
Pfime iuinmer yellow, a,304}&.C0; prime win?
ter yellow, :.:f>yprime summer white.
140;) ? 70.
< II li M.i) CRAI.V MAHb.t:r.
? 111 en go, Ii!-. Junuary 10? Reports th?t the.
Irit rstate i'.'ommer.-e- Confoilttion had decid?
ed to refuse perrnlsslo:; for redticsrl freight
ra'.ca from the. Cauadlan Northwcei holood
Hilly the wheat martlet to-day atfcr.y de?
cline, due in bettor weather In the Argen?
tine. Closing figures were ftrm a shade
lower to higher than las: nicht. Corn
Mulshed ?c. to 's'a^ic. up; oats unchanged
to a%c. advance, n:id hoc products varying
5c. ouch way ftom twenty-four hours before.
Leading future* ranged as follow*:
Upen. Itlgh. Low. Close.
wiieat
May . !.&?>?? l.ofit, Jfk'i 1.00'i I
July . us ;m?, so
Sept. K\, 93'- JJi, MU
CORN?
Jar.. tiO'i ?1 69"? C
May . t>l?, Ol", W, ?jKi
July . 6IS 6t?? G4', gift
Sept. 64\ 65', 6tS 65'i
oats
Jtin. 47t; 4S'i 474i \%\ ]
.May . 4?.', ?:?', 4**W 4
July . ill* ?.", 44?, 4
Sept. 40? i 40?? 10 J
MESS l'ultU-l'ir bbl.
July . $.76 ?.S2 S.75 i.SO
Cash grain cloned: Wheat?No, ; red. W-<i
Wc.i No. ;t red. PI0A7C.: NV>. 2 lurd. H 11.04: |
No. 3 hard, (4011.04: No. : northern, 11.10 i
bills; No. 2 northern, 51.070 l.lO: No. 3 north-!
em, fl.OS01.O9; No. 2 spring. (6011.06: No. ;
spring. Jl.nt: No. t spring, ?6*1.03; vol.
vet clinn*. 900(1.04; durum. 90ti(l.O5. e'orn ?
No. .". i0' j?'i Sic.; No. 3 white. ?.!?i<ft iClliC.;
No. s yellow, !iOH0 M'ic.; No. I, :.\\ '<X r.O'ic.:
No. I white. m<;*(?0>^c.; No. I yellow. S9.it
59>;r. Oats?No. 2. 4<}<il9 4SKC No. 2 white.
Wi??.; No. 3 wolle. IS\ vi 19V'.: No. !
white. IS'.ifj l^c; standard. ??><fl I0\c.
Baltimore. Md.. January 10.?Wheat?Eas?
ier; spot, contract, W.'c. Core?Busier; spot j
S",e. Oi> Is?Firm: No. J white. I
e? Dull; No. 2 western, domestic. |
64 He
?I?
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond, Va.. January 10. Itts.
Wholesale qcotat ions on 'Cuanqe
VVHBAT?Car lots.
No. 1 red. Weitern. {; ( 1.03
No. 2 red. Virginia. 0, L01
No. 2 red. 1.00 <&/
Virginia, bag lots. ?1 0 97
;"orn-Cur ion.
No. 2 white. . 0. 72
No. 2 whit-. Oi'.itt ?91;
No. 2 mixed. y 70*i
No. S mixed. 67 tj>
Virginia, b?K lot?. *S 0> 70
Corn on the cob. 05 0 70
OATH?Car lout
No. 2 mixed. . M @
No. 3 mixed. (0 <3
No. 2 while. 62?i'U
No. 3 white. idVs'tt
Wlntet seed, bag lots. SO 0) 70
BYE?Car lots
No 2. 2.01 <5>
No. 3. ?> &
Virginia, b.:g lots. W 0' 99
Wheat?In fair demand. Corn?Active.
Oats- Steady.
CATTLE MAKKlvrS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Sales at Union Stock Yards.
Richmond; Va., January 1C, 1912.
r.eport of the live stock market for tie
week ending January S. IMS;
Receipts?Cattle, a;i head; calves, i9 bead;
sheep, 2| head; hog,:, 5.025 head.
Best steers, SOS'.ic.; tnediuin to good, r.'; "l
5*?e.; common t" fair, t'jjiie.; best heifers.
Sc.; medium to good. tliffSHc.; uommoii
to fair. 34; 5" IVjC.; best cows, 4*/6>i6c. ;tnedluin
to good. :;??'? ('.e.; common to fair. 2'i d 5 :.;
oxen. 4 fi .">lic.; bulls, 3\ ft t'ic.; calves. 7'i'i
Sc.; (air to medium, 50 tp.-.-e. cows. s25.tjiO.oo
per head. Hogs, best heavy. SG.VO; good,
110 to ISO-pound hogs, Ci 00V-; pigs and
light hogs. HijJCVlC; sows and stags. StgiOc.;
le st sheep, 3'jS> 4'..y?.; common to fair,
S'-e ; lies; lambs, i'l;c.; common lambs, i\?fS
Chicago, lit., January 10.?Cattle?Receipts
SO.. head. Market dull, generally 10c. low?
er tlniii yesterday. Reeves, I1.7&QS.O0; Texas
steers, H.30<$S.SA; western ateers. l4.50-a7.2C:
Miockers utul feeders; ff*.30O6.$0; cows an,l
hel:ers. tlQi-lb calves. |(#8.76. Hogs?Re
celpts CO.000 head. Market slow. 1(PJJ 20e. low- 1
er ltinii yesterday's average. Light. 16.009
f. .:. mixed, t6.M9>?1.35 heavy, K.93&S.3S rough.
t5.95tf6.IO; good to choice heavy. SO.lOfi ;
Pigs. It.Kotf 5.65; bulk of sales. W.!0&tJ.30.
s.ieep - It, i-:;.ls 27.'?) head. Market strong?
er. Native, !::...">>? ?.90; western. $8.60^4.90;
yearlings. |5S)<,00; lamb*, 104)23c. higher. |
I Natives, f4.36?J'T.40; western, 55.555 7.10.
New York, January lft? rteeves?Receipts
S.09I bead. .Steers lower; bulls und cowa
nrmvr. steers. $I.S?<Q'7.S3; bulls, f3.7606.09;
r..ws. |*. 161)5.60. Calves?Receipts, S5t head.
Veals steady io 75c. higher; other calves
steady. Veals. $$011.60; tuils, |5'<i7.M>; barn
. yard calves. M03.OO; westerns, tf.6007.60.
I Sheen and Lambs?Receipts S.4IS head. Sheep
s?d Lambs?Higher. Sheep, (2.7501.35; culls.
||202.M>! iambi. 16.7697.00; Culls, {4.50 n 5.50.
I Hogs?Receipt? c.9P; head. Market steady at
((.7607.00; pigs J6.60V/6.S5.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Richmond, Vu., January 10. 19'.2.
I 1'olloH :ng art- quotations on the Rich
j in end Tobacco Exchange.
BROWN SHIPHINO?NEW.
i fa.gs .? 6.C0 0 J 7,5*
.f.lioit leaf.. 7.5C ?/? 9.01
Lung leaf. ??? <B HM
Wrappers . 11-00 if 13.04
BRIOHTS.
SMOKERS?Common . 7.00 <5 S 30
Medium . 9.00 Of 11.00
Tine . 1S-C0 <8 13.01
cutters-Corn.uua . 12.00 4 12.51 i
Medium . 14.00 3 1?.50 |
Fins . 17.00 (j IS 40
Fancy . 1S.60 * 30.00 1
fillers?common . s.oo 9 u.o> I
Good . 12.50 0 13.t? I
t ine . U.00 3 !*?? j
WRAPPBKS-Common . '.?.w 03 17.00
Medium . \S.00 (j ID.O*
Good . 16.00 ft 30.00 '
Flue . S2.60 3 17.60 j
Fancy . 40.0? 5 <i.ci
SU.V-CL'KED-XEW.
Lug*, common. 5.50 ft 6 60 {
Lug*, good to prime. 7.69 it t j.1 ;
Short leaf. S.W ? 11.00 (
Long leaf. 11.00 'i 12. 00
Wrappers . 12 p) sj. 17.SO '
1'rlmlngs . UUl Q 6.25 j
MlsHELLANF.CM S MARKETS.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
(Reported by Rodger*. UcCabe & Co.)
Petersburg, va.. January 10.?Peanuts.?I
Spanlsli. ? Small Spanish. firm at S2'jc. prr '
bushel; Jumbo Spanish, firm, at 75c. per'
bushel. Virginia*?Jdmbo. 4:i4t,c. per pound,
fancy haadplckcd, s\<. per pound: extra,
prime, y'.^itia^c. per pound; prime, r.*<r. per'
pound; machine picked, 3*3 3Hc. per pound, j
shelling stock. 2,fc'S2,4e. per pound.
DRY GOODS MARKET.
New York. January 10.?Tue eotton good*
markets ruled generally iteady ? Ith buyers ,
conservatively Inclined. Cotton yarns are'
tlrmer and more active. Staple worsted I
yarns ore somewhat tai-Vr. while novelty |
and specialty yarns sre firm. Jobber! report i
a slowly expanding spring trade.
NAVAL. STORE.*. I
Wilmington. N. C. January 10.?Spirits |
Turpentlue-Stead:- SI i.V.-.; receipts s casks. ,
Roslu?Steady at w.tfj receipts 59 barrels. Ts
?Firm at Sl.sn. Crude Turpentine-Firm lit j
T3.59'.i 4.60 receipt? 1 birreli.
Savannah. <ia.. January 10.?Turpentine - \
Firm at 49)*?} ?Uc.; su>b 205 casks; receipts1
35S casks: shipments 133 casks Mori; 9t,lSS
'.asks. Rosin ?Firm; sales 70S barrels; rc
ceipts 2.770 barrels; shipments 0!? barrels; !
streMi 126,(00 barrels. Quote: B, JS.fi.
Charleston. S. C.. January lO -Turpt-ntlne?|
Firm at 49c; Rosill?Firm. Quote: A, U. C, j
MARINE in I II.I,Ii,I.Mr.
I'OP.T OF RICHMOND, JANUARY 10, 1012.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Berkeley, Shelly, Norfolk, mer?
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion Dine.
SAILED.
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk, mer?
chandise and pass, ngers. Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Mobjack; Graver. Norfolk and
Jams* itiver landings, merchandise and pas?
sengers, Virginia Navigation Company.
PLANS FOR CANAL OPENING
Proposed ItcculailoiiH Will Re Subject
of Important funfereoee.
Washington, January 10.?In antici?
pation of the opening of the Puliiimu
Canal the various branches of the gov
eminent are- beginning to make plan i.
The case involving conflict of juris?
diction between the State and Federal
governments as to the pilotage of
steam vessels entering the Ooldcn Date
at San Francisco freim Atlantic anil
Pacific ports of the United States, to?
day wjx advanced for hearing on Feb?
ruary 19 by the Supreme Court. ThU'
was on the pita that the Panama
Canal would be finished before the case
could be reported In the regular or?
der.
The House Committee on Interstate
Commerce also decided to call naval,
revenue cutter, ocean line and other
experts to discuss proposed regula?
tions in an effort to adjust canal
methods s?i that a fair portion of the
world's commerce may bo drawn to
the new waterway. Molhoeis' of
measuring tonnage and the character
of supply, commissary and other ac?
commodations to be given ships) will
be taken Up along with the toll
problem.
NORWAY'S NAVY
Cabinet Voten More Thau Four Million
Dollars for Warship*.
Christiania, January 10.?The Cabinet
has resolved (o propose to (he Stroth
ing that it vote an extraordinary cred?
it of Iti.uOO.OOO kroner ($4,136,000) for
the development of Norway's naval de?
fense The plan Is to add to the pres?
ent navy iwo armored cruisers and a
llntilla of torpedo boats, and Includes
also the construction of fortifications
along the western coast.
The general feeling through the coun?
try is in favor <>< protecting Norwoglan
waters, which. It Is believed, will be
j the buttle place In a future war bo?
j tween great powers.
Dr. James MrKee Dead.
r.nloigh. N. C., January 11.?Yesterday
morning Or James McKer. of this city, su?
perintendent of the State Hospital for twelve,
ytaro, died at that Institution. He was one
of the Slate's most noted physicians, for
years secretary of Ihe State Medical So?
ciety, and u Confederate soldier. He was
sixty-seven years old.
Acts as Executor and Trustee.
. 1106 East Main Street, -
RICHMOND, VA.
CAPITAL ONE MILLION DOLLARS
PIE?? "6UluT
Hopes to Get Life Imprisonment
Instead of Death
Penalty.
Oregon. 111.. Junuary 10.?Dr. Harry
Elgin Webster, of Chicago, facing trim
for the murder of his wife. Ucssle
Kent Webster, will plead guilty to tho
crime of which he Is accutcd in tho
Ogle county Circuit Court on Friday.
This announcement was made
by counsel for Webster, and followed
a conference, held a week ago with
?State's Attorney W. J. Emerson, of
Ogle county. In which the evidence
was carefully gone over by the prose?
cution and thee defense. No agreement
?has been made that Ichs than the
death penalty shall be imposed, but
friends of Webster think the sen?
tence will he life Imprisonment, and
Ills counsel are preparing to present
a plea in mitigation.
The chain of circumstances against
Wcbsii r was not discovered tor days
alter the nude body of his alleged
bigamous, wile. Bessie Kent Webster,
was found in the woods between Dlxou
and Oregon, October I, with a Kit I f c
wound ucrosa her throat, almost sever?
ing the head.
Suspicion pointed to Webster, and ho
was arrested and soon afterward re?
leased. The same day identification
of the body was made, and he was
rearrcsled. Then followed the discov?
ery that Wehster had married HcksIo
Kent after he had left another bride,
Mrs. Zoe Varncy Webster, in her Iowa j
home.
To the police he gave what was call- '
cd a confession, and later denied that
he was guilty. It wus filially decided
that a plea of guilty, with a petition
for mercy, was the proper course to
be pursued, to which his Chicago J
counsel reluctantly agreed.
HEAVY INCOME TAX
Wlsconnlu Courts Declare "Unequal"
lint. i Are Conntltullooal.
Madison. Wie., January 10. ? Wiscon?
sin's Income tax law, enacted by the
last Legislature, was held constitution?
al by the Supreme Court here yesterday, j
The court was unanimous in its de-t
vision.
The great questions bs lo whither
the measure did hot violate the Federal
Constitution In makltig men unequal
before the law by giving exemptions
and providing for a progressive rate of
taxation proportionate to incomes, and
as to whether tiic state Constitution
whs not violated in a different rate of
taxation for persons and corpora lion;;
an- passed upon and the clauses of the
law making these provisions arc held
not to contravene the Constitution.
The enforcement of the luw Is vested
in the .State Tax Commission.
"Income" i" the new law includes the
following:
All rent of real estate, including the
estimated rental of residence properly
owned by the owner: Interest froiii
money loaned or Invested, wages, su-l
arlcs ur fees derived from services, ex?
cept of public oulclels: dividends or
prottls derived from stocks; royalties
from franchise or legalised privileged
of any hind, and all other incomes not
exempted. Pensions ami postmasters'
salaries arc not taxable. Incomes of
corporations nr. assessed bv t'.ic State
Tax Commission; of individuals by the
County Assessors of Incomes.
The exemptions include individual
Incomes up to $\00. a husband and a
Wife are allowed $I.J00. and for each
child under eighteen years of age. and
for each legal dependent, an addition;:!
?200 is allowed.
The rates of taxation, after making
exemptions, are graduated. For the
tlrsl $1.000 or part thereof, l p,-r cent
the second $1.000 or part. 1 1-| per
cent.; the twelfth $1,000 or part. .', 1-'
per cent., and over f 12,000, fi per cent.
McKtSAMl WIM, pniS?lilK
AT DIIAINAGC: COXrKRBNCli]
(Special tu The Tlmcs-Dlspatch. J I
Washington. January lu.?A. YV.I
Kcand, secretary of the Chamber o'
Commerce of Charleston, and formerly
secretary of the Chamber of Con,-,
merce of Oklahoma City, was In Wash.]
Ington to-day, and after a lengthy dis?
cussion with Managing Director Dawe,
of the Southern Commercial Congress:
consented to preside over a drainage!
conference in Nashville during the .sos-l
slons of the Southern Commercial'
Congress. April $-10. Mr. McKeaud unetj
memhers of the Charleston Chambor
of Commerce have put Into operation,
methods of draining and selling veil
lands around Charleston.
This conference, will Include, so far]
3-s possible, the owners of wet land".
In the South, engineers and State of-|
llclals. The questions before the con-|
fc-ronce are aa to whether the South'
desires anything more than a Federal
survey of wet lands, or whether it de-|
sires Federal co-operation in the ex?
penditures! necessary to reclaim them.]
Ootrls
Tahle d'llotc Dinners Saturday
nod Sunday cveulugs, 0 to O o'clock.
St..%0 each.
THE JEFFERSON
Richmond, Va.
The most magnltlcent hotel In the
South. European plan. Ilooms single
and en suite, with and without baths.
Spacious sample rooms.
Hate. SI.50 per day and upward.
Ill_._. _._- -JMIf.'
The Valentine Museum
ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS.
Open tally from 10 V M. to t I*. M.
Admlss'on. "5c Kre* or; Saturdays.
Ratitoab?
Richmond & Petersburg Electric Railway
Can leave Manshostor. Seventh and Perry
Streets, for Petersburg:
?6, 7, 8. 1? 10, 11. *12 A. M . 1, 2. ?3, 4. 8.
??6H5, *6, 7, 8. *? 10 P. M.
11:00 I*. 'A., lor Cheater, 12:00 midnight for
Petersburg
Cara leave Petersburg, foot of Sycamore
Street, for Manchester:
t&:15. 8:85, ??7:16. 1\tS, S:SS. 9:36. '10:80, 11-.8J
A M.. 11:14, *1:8*. 2:3i. 8:35. *t:SS. & = *:3i.
?7:83. 8:85. 9:?. ?iOilO. 11:40 P. M.
tOally except Sunday and holidays.
?Carries baggage and cxpreas.
??Limited, exropt Sunders and holidays.
All cara from Peteraburg co.mact with
cara tor Richmond.
Sinant'?L
I Judge a Man by His Associates,
A bunk by lts directors and olllecrs.
The First National Bank
OK RICHMOND, VA.,
With Capital and Surplus of J/.',000,000.00.
Orsunltcd 1805.
Invites your consideration "f the inon who manage its affairs, belloving
thai, your best ll.torestd urv served when you open an account therein.
IHllECTOKSi
II. K Cabell.
T. M. CarrliiBton.
8. I.'abney Crcnshuw,
A. 11. Christian. /
Chartas Davenport.
C. A. Davenport,
Jo:in C. Easley,
O. II. Funstcu,
John M. Miller, Jr.
Frederick 15. Nolttnt
John U. Purccll.
T. M. Ruthnrfoord.
B. A. Sounders, Jr.,
P. Sliturdlng,
I. Stern.
A. 1?. Williams.
Henry W. Wood.
Coleiliah Wortham.
OFFItTf.U !*:
JOHN R PURCliUt.. President.
JOHN M. MILrfjBK. .lit., Vlco-P.rcsldent and Cashier,
FREDERICK K. KGLTING, Vlec-Presldc.nl.
CI1AS. r:. BURNETT, Assistant Cashier.
.1 C. JOPUIN, Assistant Cashier.
W P. SHELTON, Assistant Cashier.
AUEN F. RVI,AND. Assistant Cashier.
Your Account at This Bank
Will Be Welcomed Whether Lurgc or Small
3 Per Cent. Interest Allowed
Bank of Commerce and Trusts
JOSEPH E. W1LLARD.President
A. R. IIOLLADAY .\dcc-Prcsidetu
R. M. KENT, Jr., .Vice-President and Cashier
R. B. CAMPBELL.Assistant Cashier
RailrodS?
RlcMondjFreSricisli'? & Potomac R, H
TO AND FROM WASHINGTON AND BEYOND.
I-?aTO RlohmoncI
??.SO A.H. Bjra HUHU.
??.4S A.M. MeloHLKla.
?5.60 A.H. Orr? Kl. Kta.
' :.m A.M. u;r4 St. St?.
?7.49 A.?. SaloSl. BU.
?H.Iii A.H. Bjrd st. du.
^9.30 A.H. Main St. St?.
v i i.Ol noon Bjrt St. Ms
tS.OOP.M.lljr? Kl. Kta.
l.l-?o P.S. Bjr? Kl. Kta.
H.UP.a. Klba Htatloo.
?i.l&P.M. BaloHI. Kl?.
**.:?op.n. iijrd st. gto.
Arrive Rlchmoni)
?7.&0 A.H. BrrlBt.Kuu
?I l.tt A.b. Klba Station.
111.33 A.?. II)r? KLKU.
?l.l'J P.m. MtlnM.Hla.
?f.?* P.M. BjrdKl.Kla.
te.60 P.m. lijra st.si?.
*tM f.*. B?rdKl.Kla.
tS.IOP.H.Halofit.Kla.
?9.10 P.m. Bjrd St.Htt.
p.m. sVidHuku.
*10.tO P.m. Bjr? St-Kta.
?1 1.30 P.m. MslnSLKI?.
?lJ.MlslrbtHjrdSl.Sta.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS?WEEKDAYS.
I.eate B/ri tit. Sta. 4.00 p. m. for Freaerleksbarx.
l.eare Klb? Sta. 8-20 A.b..A.30 r. H. for Aiblan?.
Arrlie B/ra 8t. bia.S.2ft l.M.fTom Freirrteksh'r.
Irrtic Elba Sta. 0J10 A.9..S.30 p.m. from Aiblaol.
?Daily. tWeckdaye. ^Sundays oaly.
' Daily except Monday.
All traina to or from Byrd Street Station
(except trains leaving <? ?> a. in., 5.50 a. m aad
arriving 11.50 night) atop at Klba. Tine of
arrival! and aeparturei not guaranteed. Kc??
tha algaa.
NORFOLK AM) WllMKItS RAILWAY.
ONLY ALL HAU. LINE TO NORFOLK.
Schedule in effect January let, Mi,
LtiiM- B) rJ Street Station. Richmond, FOR
NORFOLK: ??:? A. M . '3:00 P. M . M.'.O P. M.
FOR LVNCHBUna AND THE WEHT: ?6:13
A. M.. ?10.00 A. M.. ?ICO P. M..?9:'J0 P. M.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: 'lltM A. M..
??:Si.P. M., ?II:? P. M. From the Wo?!: #4.io
A. Mi. M:<0 P. SI . bl:l) T. it., ?6.C0 P. M..
?|>:M p. u.
?Dally. ?Daily ex. Sunday. b5unday only.
Pullman I'nrlor and h>'.?lng Care.
W. B. BEVIl.t.. C. II, BOSLET,
G. P. A., Roanoki-.. n. P. A.. Richmond.
SKAROAltD AIR LINK.
Southbound trains scheduled to Have
Richmond daily: 0:10 A. M? Local to
Norllna. 1:.0 P. M.?Sleeper:; and
coaches. Atlanta. Birmingham, Sav.11.
iiah, Jacksonville. 8:13 P. M. - -Florida
Limited (excJpt Sunday). 3:12 P, M.?
sleeper, Jacksonville coaches. Birming?
ham. 11 :S.*? P. M.?Sleepers. Jackson?
ville, Tampa. Birmingham, .Memphis.
Northbound trains scheduled to arrive
in Richmond dully: 3:3.' A. >!.. 7:3? A.
M., 9:20 A. M. (except .Monday), 5:05
P. M., ,i:IO P. M? Local.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
PREMIER LARIMER OK TUB SOUTH.
Trains Leave Richmond:
N. B-?Following schedule Usurps publish?
ed as Information and not guaranteed:
For the South-Daily: A. M. Local.
10:45 A. M. Express. C.w P. M. Express,
with electric lighted Bleeping Car for At?
lanta and Birmingham. tl:4S P. M. Express.
Week Days. *:09 P. M. Local.
YORK RIVER LINE.
4:30 P. SI.?Dally.-Connecting for Bal?
timore Moli., Wed. and Friday. 5.r'j A. M ?
Bj. .Sun. and :M5 P. M.-M011.. Wed. and
Friday?Local.
Trains Arrive Richmond.
From the South: 6:50 A. M.. s:U A. 11
?:00 P. M.. $:? P.. M., dally. 12:SS Ex. Sun
From West Poln-: 9:84 A. M. dally, 11:35 A
M? Men.. Wo. and Fn., 4:? P. M. Ex. sun.
8. E. BURGESS. D. I". A..
S07 E. Main St. 'Phono Madison S72.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
7:40 A.? L.i>..?i ? Dally?-Menoort Ntwi.
fc:2tt Ai?Local?Dolly?Cb'vlllc. Ex\ Sun.
Thurmond
t!?:00 A.?Express?Daily-Norfolk, Old Point
? 10:00 A. ?Local--Dal!>?Lcli -?g. Lex. C. Forg..
?2:00 P.?Express4*Lially -..m.-L'vllle.
14:00 1'. ?Express?Dally?!-'orf oik, N. Newa.
6:00 P. ? Local ? Dally?N. Jen?, uid Point.
5:15 P.?Local?Dully?Gordons vine.
5:15 P.?Local?Ex. Sun.? Lcbbg, Natural
Uridgo, CIS! ton Forge.
?5:35 P.? I.united?Daily- OiucjfVlL ChPgo.
?11:00 P.?Express-Dally?'"ncluus:;, L-vllis.
?Siecpers. IPaiior Cars.
TRAINS A RR] t E RICHMOND?Local from
East: S:15 A. M.. 7:M> I'. M. Through from
Bust: 11:50 A. M.. 8:30 I'. M. Local from
West: 8:30 A. m.. ?:55 A. M. and 7:1.-, p. m.
Through: S:30 A. M.. 2:35 r. M. and 1:30 F; M.
James Rlu r Line: ".*;25 A. M.. 6.15 P. M.
Daily except Sunday.
Atlantic Coast Line
EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1st, 1612.
rli.M.s.-) UsiA ? ti ill' uiHj.su DA1L7.
For Florida and South: b:15 A M. and
7:35 P. M-. '10:30 P. M.. 1:00 A. U.
i'or Noriolk: 0:00 A. J.uj p. m , 4:10
P. M.
For N. A W. Ry. Weit: f.Ji A. M., 10:00
A. M.. 8:00 r M., ?:20 P. m.
For Petersburg: 1:00 A. AI.. 6:15 A. M .
t:15 A. M., 9:00 A. M? 10:00 A. M.. 3:00 P. M.,
4:10 P. 51.. *:(* P. M , 7:35 P. M., 0:20 P. it..
11:45 P. M.
For Uoldabor0 and Fayeltcvllle: *t:)0 P. M
Trains arrive Itlcbmond dally: 4:40 A. M..
0:40 A. M.. 6:40 A. M.. u7:00 A. M.. ?8:37 A.
M.. ?MO:?. A. M.. 11:40 A. M.. ?2:00 p. M..
??1:10 P. M., 6:05 V. M.. 6:35 1'. M., S:to P. M.,
9:00 P. M . 11:30 P. M.
?Except Sunduy. "Sunday only, a Except
Monday.
Tlmo of arrival and departure and coo
oecttona not /.uaranleed.
RICHMOND AND CHESAPEAKE DAY
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Schedule of cloctrlc trains to and from
Ashland, slopping at Intermediate stations
upon signal: Lv. Illchmond (Broad and
Laurel HIB.): *6:0i, ?7:10. S:I0b. ?;10. ??10:10.
11:10 A. M-: 1:10. 2:10., 3:10. 4:10b, 6:10. 6:20,
7:10, s:10b, 10:10. 11:15 P. M. Lv. Asblaod:
?i:55, 7b, 8, ?b. 10, "11 A M? ?12 M.. 3.
3. 4. 5b. 6, 7. 8. 9b. U 1?. m.
?Dally except Sunday. "Sunday oaly.
bCames baggage
The Confederate Museum
TWELFTH AND CL.AY STRBGTS.
OPKN 0 A. M. TO B P. M.
Admission. a5u. Vto? on Saturdays.
We pay three per cent. Com?
pound Interest on all savings ac?
counts.
Commonwealth Bank
E. A. BARBER, JR.
CertlBed Puhllc Accountant.
E. A. BARBER & CO.
ACCOUNTING. AUDITING,
ORGANIZING, IYsTEMAT I KINO,
210 Mutual llulldlng.
?bone Mad. M2L. .Richmond. V?
FnctB?Figures?Verified. 1
CHARLES F. HUDNALL,
AUDITING, ACCOUNTING.
SYSTEMATIZING.
909 Travelers Bldg., Richmond, Va.
Monroc Ail
National Bank oi Virginia
Capital, - 51,200,000
Surplus, - 5 600,003
Accounts solicited
Ninth and Main Street
This hank will help you accumu?
late money by paying Per Cent.
I Compound Interest un Savings
Account;.
Manchester National Bank
sn dTitliuai?
OLI) DOAIMON {.INK.
L?. Klchmond toot ,,: Asu St. dal.'y.7:W P.M.
I.eav,. Newport New?.6:00 A. M.
Arrive Norfolk.6:00 A.M.
I Connects with main linn steamers leaving
Norfolk lor Sew iork daily except Sunday
7:i\i I*. M. Connections aisu inade by N. ?c
1 W. Ry. t P. M. end C. ii U. Ry. at ? P. M.
I Nlgbt Line ttcanurs ?top a. Clereinuut to
I land or receive passengers on signal; and
win lit met by din conveyance.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CO.?Jaul?! nirsr
by daylight for Norfolk und Old Point, New?
port Sf?i and St) James' River landing*.
Steamer leaves Ui Wednesday /.nd
Frldby si 7:00 A. M. Freight received fef
all James River landings. 'PboneMadlsoh :.4.
Main Ibkct Office, s:: IS. Malr. trceL
S/TWO IDEAL CRUISES
AROUND
THE WORLD
IVov. 12, 1012... (From New York)
Feb. 27, JUKI (From Bid Francisco)
By the paletlsl cruising strainer.
"VICTORIA LUISE't
(IG.f.OO Tons)
Itinerary loelodes Madeira*
Spain, Italy. India, Ceylon,
Strode Settlrtnrnts, .lata,
' Philippines, China, Japan,
, Sandwich Islnrtdn sad Orerlsnd
American Tonr, Inland excursions sod
* side trip*.
I OPTIONALflT DAYS TN INDI A
i ? TOUUS 114: DAYi, IN JAP AS
Cost lO'-lullDg ?II nece??sry
expense* aboard and asbors
and
up
Duration Of Cruises
HO Days Each
Btni for Illustrated Booklet,
Hamburg-American Lins^
61- id l. 1.. or it biwoni. ? ??? ri
Malu St., Richmond Transfer Co., S03 U.
Main St.. Hlehinond. Vs.
"Ask Mr, Bowman"
About llcrmudu, Cuba, Panama, Weal
Indies. Sotillt America. Mediterranean
and Orient Cruises. Tin- only htfciiuy
representing all lines. Hotel und l'reo
Information Bureau.
Sniiiurl II. Ilotrninn,
.Soutltcrn Tourist Agent.
To
sjl? - ? douse T sip mou New Yo??
roars (adaas Hotels. Cscarslsns, Lowest Bets*
Twin Serstv - S. "Ilermiidlsii.e i V..MB tuns Displaces
mrnt. sells Jsn'vJd lath, nth list and rvtrv Wcdne?
day theresilet
Halt?? de lux. ?Ith private both, oVrlictrai bilge
keels; electrie fsns; wireless telegraphy: no steerage.
Kartest, newest and only steamer landing passengers el
the dock In Hamilton Golf Tennis, Fishing. Bathing,
Sailing end Cycling
WEST INDIES
Reif K s "llulsna" tails Die. 13th, Jan'y:oth. March
*nd. end other steamers fortnightly for St. Thomas. St.1
Crols. Si. Kills, Antigua. OuarinToupe. Dominica. Martin'
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