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New York
Stock Market
New York. February -?After two
days of rampant speculation, the Stock
market movetl at .? more moderate
pace to-day. The amount of buslm ss
fell off abruptly, ljuotalion* continued
to move m an uncertain manner, with
alternate periods of strength and
weakness. Net changes were small,
with a majority of sllsht losses. The
occurrence of the day which attracted
11105.1 attention was the ehsa?jcmeht of
12.000,000 in gold bars tor export to
Paris. The engagement of gold was
characterised by bankers ay a "special
transaction." owing to the bellet that
exceptional inducement* must have
flccn held out by Pans to obtain the
jn-tal.
With the exception ot a small move?
ment in October of last >.ar. no gob!
bars have been shlpjxd from this
country since Juno of 1*9?, until to- '
dav's engagement- According to the
estimate ot 0:10 l'-anktng authority, the 1
total outstanding advances made to
foreign markets by American banking
Institutions exceeded ?150.000,000. This,
it is said, shows that lor a consider?
able portion of this year the foreign'
money market will be virtually in the
hands of American bankers.
in the stock market Reading was
the most active issue. The continued
strength of this st. ok was still un-]
explained, und perplexed traders as
much as the recent pressure on Vnlon
Pacific has done. The short Interest
In the stock apparently was alarmed,
and the advance of to-day was at?
tributed largely to covering. Tho
pr|c( f?ll sharply after the early ad- .
vatice of two points, and only n par
t|uI* recovery lollowed: Lettish Valley 1
was the woV.kost of the Important
stocks, ending the day with a s-ttb- 1
stuntlal loss.
K?slnoss >n bonds fell off to-dtiy.
but price* were will mainta nod. 1 ot..,
aa'.c.-. par value. 5Ui?7S.ooo. United
Pint-s government bonds were un?
changed or. call.
I'nltcd ^ .atcs is. registered 191?. soi.i
to-day at 102. . , ? '?? .
Total sales to-day. f?3f,900 -shares
of stocks.
New York. February 2.?Money on
call steady. 1 S-4?! per cent.: ruling
rate, closing bid. 2: offered at -.
Time loans firmer; sixty days 2 \--v
3 ?-4 per cent.-, ninety days. - 3-4W3:
a'.x months. 3Sj'3 1-1. Prime mercantile ;
?paper. 3 1-2 to 4 per cent. Sterling:
exchange firm, with actual business In
bankers' bills at M.S450 for ?lxty-day I
bills and at I4.S7S0 for demand. Com
merdal bills. 54.S3 3-4. Bar silver,
6S 1-S. Mexican dollars. 4,.
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
By Richard W. Maury
?t?-V and Boad Broker, 1013 E. Main Street
Rlclsjnond. va . February 2. ?12.
STATE SECtniTlES.
Virginia :.?. Old; C. and P. .
V?. Ccnturlt?. C. a?<5 R.
RAILROAD BONDS
C. St C>. Ota': SI.. ?>:?? i?:
C<i.rsii. Sou and Kia.. 1WS
C-nTf.a sr. 1 Ala, Con. St. IS
:.-or. ir.d Wet:, r.y. 4i, lSv
ptt-.l::t railway b< s
. *. . t-.J Power Co. :??.
A'ljr.r.c Cow*. Line com.IV? li?
Chetsptak? ar.d Ohiu .1W ?.?
Norfolk aaO \Vo:<:r, com..!??!?.?
(ijutierq R&.inay pfil.5'.o ij
BANK A: U TRUS7 CO STOCKS.
A-itrlcan National.1? ...
Bloid S'.rr.t. 13 M
lla:.',: o: c ..-..ntoret and Trains.HO Iii
Kirn National.:w .Vt;
Merchants National.1? 7M
Nltlooal Bank of Virginia....K0 210
Nation?! St*:..- and City Rink..;??J
Kanttrt National.IC07M
t^-,.r.ti Bank of P.ic:::.-wr.i. fC 71
Union Bank of Klchmoad.iu 3:5
Virginia Trust Co.109 160
4: s. price t., which Inttrnt must ba addtd.
lr.,-<:e?: i,or.c.? and certificate! o: iad?i>:>.J
tiiu are fiat.
BOND LIST
A . ?' ? .. \ . 3 ! Sa
American iVoa'coo^ioM C>.
AtiantloXoa? T,loo 1st l? tbl
A. <\ L.-L. and 'N. col. tr. 4s.
A. C I., conv. I? (In Bkltlrnbj
I'beRapcako and Ohl,? cone. t>
Liggett ,v Myers Is.
Liggett Myers 7t.
J.orlllard Company Jj.
Lorlllard Company ~r.
Norfolk and Western conv. 1
S-cAo>iarrt Air Line (tamped Ii
Km hoard Air Line adj. In.
Houthem Railway Is.
hotit:...-i.1 Railway 3i.
t'nltcd States s:tecl Is.
Virginia ? Uro? 11 Uro?, ctft.
Ve.-Car. Chcm. Co. 5i.
Va. Ry. and Powei Co. Ii (ask<
IVabafth 4!.
Wabaih.PItt*. Term. I at tf. ct
Panama r=v ,i,!j,...
COTTON MAKKKTg.
New Tork. February 2? There km ,
greater activity and more prouour
strength In th? rotten market to-,luv, uith I
all deliveries making n> w fclsh (round for
the movement en u more or !ts? excited |
e<n-,and for both account*. Th>.- e!r,tfJ
?ttady at a net advance of 10314 poliitY
l.'ut prices wer,' 1 or T point? of! fn.ni tiif/i
belt on active petitions. Official ri;???r:? '
from the leading .Southern spot
confirmed the private elaimt i,
prlctf. and while the Intoilifht fls'
large coin;>artd ?it!i ,a>t year, the
tak:n(c also ijhov.td an excess
jresr'a f.sur??
Hee?!pts to-day I1.IU bal-? tta
last wetk and 3:.iT0 latt vem. To
eflpts. at New Orleans ;:,t:i jiak
t.Ki last scar; at Houston 1J,
? Kalti?t '..C'l lart year, uhd at
14,05? belet, aealnst %.|?7 las: yc:i
Cotton future* clot od steady!
Op-ll IllK., 1
Januaiy . y,.:;
Febr?ary . :>.;,j f,,",i
March .?71 :< v:
April . 5 to 9M
May 1.1...7 oy,-,
June . :V.'7 '? W
July .10.01 io.lO
August. ,10.05 10.1.'
F'Pteinber .lo.io ;.,.]*>
rictober .*,'? it jij
November .lft to It*
December. .: :, .7
spot cotton clotri ,t. ?1 ir, point, high
mldrtllntf upland*. lO.OOj ra ''.<\ ling f?ll 10
F.al'.s I.W. ba:-..
I".;,)
relpty, i^lKS^baleii'sSlef.' j ? ?? ... .V"V;-,'k
V'-.ZU ba!?.?: export COattnlsi ?
Tots' to-day at all ports N,t receipts
41.43* halo*; expert lo Ur. ;<?
l,a!?M to Kram ?-. IS l.ulf fr; ... Ihe 'coritl.
mtftt. 10.C* bales: Block. i.Wi.W! |>aie>
r;bntOlllUted al all portrt-Net rccolptt,
f'l.ltd ba'.e?; evpott lo (Ireat Itrlta n ''11
S ?0 France, a.ffIS biileU; Coiiti
OPEN AN ACCOUNT WlTU
The Union Bank
of Richmond
1107 EAST MAIN Rlitt V.T.
11.00 MARKS A START. Z PER
CENT. INTEREST
Official Hange and Sale ot Stocks in New York
By
. Sales. Slock. Open.
Altls-Oholmi r.*.
j Allls-Cha Huers, pfd.
IV li Amalgamate!! Copper ... 01%
1,510 Amer. Agrl Chtm.. com. Wi
."t-> Amir. Reel Sogar, com.. ??'?.
:,; ?? American Car. il\
T?"> American Can i>fd. 9l?i
LiO'Amci car uh?l Foundry. i'>*2
Amer Car and l?*oun..pfd ...
1(0 AmetJcun Cotto.ii OH.
American Linseed oil.
American Locomotive.
Amer. Locomotive! ptd.
Amer. Malt Co . pf.1.
i.T:vi American Smelling . "o
l.yrt American Sugar . H"'
.vi Amor. Tel. nmj TCI. Co... I39V4
ytO American Tooiieco. cpm; 277
!??? Amer. Tob.. pf?... old. P't'-j
: Anaconda Copper . "*??
.*.-??> Atoh'ion . 104M
40) Atlantic C?a? Line. 133*4
a. C. I- of Cdnnei tlciil.
Baltimore and Ohio. l"i\
;<?:> Brooklyn Rapid Transit. 7s
Central Leather, com. .
l.sro Canadian Pueitlc .??'
2.S3 Chesapeake and Ohio.... ?9V6
?'lull.-;!no Great Western. ;??
r.SOO'Chl.. MIL and St. Paul.;. 1<M*4
Crucible Steel Cor., com. IWi
20.Crucible Steel, pfd. M%
SO Chicago and Northwest..141
p.t Colorado Fuel and lion. 'X
100 {Colorado and Southern.. 4.">
SiO Consolidated ?.?s . I39tt
K0 Pelaware and Hudsoa.*; 1T1
Den. and Rio Gran., com. ...
l'en. and Rio Gran., pfd. ..
Its Distillers' Sec. Cor. 31li
S.C09 F.rle . ?!?
.?t<> Erle. Irl pfd. 51
Fed. Mtr>. and Sm., pfd.
tied. II. Helm- Tob. Co.
1.029 General Electric . Kgtt
?.??) Great Norther t. pfd.
3.0 Great Northern Ore ctfs -17',
|50 Illinois Central .
' :?> Ihterboro-M m. in*
3,1t? lnterboro-Me.-... pfd. ?14
in:. Met. Marit:e. com.., I9i
THOMAS BRANCH & CO.. Rankers and JJrokors
High. Low. Utd. Asked-Sales. Sl ick.
ClObillk? '
I 1% 9)0 Intel national Paper _ 10-%
0 7 000 Int. Paper, pfd. &0isj
<l j Kan. City Scuth., com.
tili 11.W0 Lehlgh Valley . 100%
100 Liggett & Myi rs Co. c'm 177
Uli mi Liggett & Myers Co. pfd 111%
'. I'v W0 Lorlllard Toil. Co.. com. 1'9
fcrtt 200 Lorlllnrd Tob. Co.. pfd. I15S
ll-\ Louisville and Nashville ...
ill Manhattan .
10'.'. CO Mo.. Kan ami Texas? 27%
11 P>? Mo.. Kan. and Tex.. pRl. 01
w 4'V Missouri P.f.-lfic .
47% W0 National Load . s:t%
09*4 {,700 New York Central. 110%
? a 100 N. V.. Oat. and Wostern 37%
139? 7.'*. Norfolk and Western... 108%
MM t.:'i?i Northern Pacific . 11?%
b'7 msr, I'acltlc Mall . :il'.i
1,00 Penhsylvn>il.i .ISHfc
104% 1.000 P< ople's Gas . 106%
liCTi Pittsburgh Coal, com.
as ioo Pressed Steel Car. :'.?>
T>2 Pressed Steel Car. pfd.
7V% Uv. Steel Soi ing. com.
>'?'% lsti.po Rending .15794
3? Republic Iran und Steel 22-%
CtH
iviij
I I9?s
104*4
Iii?
p?;-fc
81*4
00*
ml.
livi,
139?
1w:,4 10.1%
11341
1?
it%
C9*4
MVS
1?
Open. High.
10-%
f.l
it:
lll'j
IS"
112%
10S",
11"%
Low JJtd. Asked.
103:?
I"."-'.
v-vs
CS?i
105%
11%
M%
111
171
.".1%
301,
COW
200
101*?;
il)
22s?i
v.'.r...
i7k
ie>;
11%
13
iai
ItiS
:i
l?-% 12?!
"i'i
IW? MV,
17-, I7%4
:-o% GO
4=>4 t;I.
IS
pi.I,
1?%
yjt .
Ill";
l?S'i
I71W
ti-c
:ju. .
40
ITe
ISO3
17:
pfd.. 70?
101
pfd. tiS%
162?
Cf>\
pfd IIa
.?",<j
124=Vi
107
1ss
79u
49?i
oi?;
nov,
10%
f-0li
1'5's'A
K7
'l!:.j
39iS
nov'i
?i?,l
1.1
10011
(00 Republic I. and
mm Kock Island .
40O Rock Island, pfd..
Sloss-Sheffleld ?
6.S60 Southern Pncltlc ..
WO Southern Railway
C00 Southern Hallway.
Standard Oil .
C00 Tfc'incs.sec Copper ..
Texas Pad tic .
Sl.fCJ Union Pacific .
United States Rubber...
143.309 United States Steel.
SIX) United State? Steel.
500 Vh.'rCar. Client., x 1%'r-.
Vu.-Car. Chemical, pfd.
Va. Itv. and Power, com ...
v11. lb. and Power, pfd. ...
:.yi Wabash . ' '
200 Wubasli. pfd. l-'i '?'<
Western llplon .
Wcymiin-Rruton Tob c.o ...
Total .-ales fur day. 5aS.r<:>) shar
Total sales for week (live days). 3.4?
10%
ra->i
ico'i
1?.?
110%
:;>M?
107%
:k*i
151%
K?'.'4
17*4
:!'?
w>
2S
?a
7:1
i"i
:v>%
670
31W
21
162
60</j
109
nent.
Mexli
?.*0
bales
baits
Jnpan, S.SW bale*;
to
Total since September J at all rorts?Not
rrc?-lpts, >.>;>,;..?; bates: export to Great
Britain, :.Tt-'.,>4 ba>.-: to France. SlT.M-i
bales; to the Continent. ..$-?,t>V3 bales; to
Japjr. ?}?,3?0 bales; to Mexico, t.ifl bales.
New Or'.cans. Februcry :.?Cotton futures
opened steady at a net advance of tltf.U
t on good cables and a scneral demand
for both accounts. The m?-ket closed
steady at a net advance of ItjlS points. He?
rons ot good spot demand came from the
Interior as well as from foreign markets,
and interest was centred chiefly In this sit?
uation. It was said that Memphis short*
wtf among the heaviest buyers, and that,
they accepted ?ubstantl?; losses. When
trading prices were Zt points up longs
were heavy ?roMl-takers.. und their offering*!
brought ahi?ut .1 reaction, bate !n ...el
morning the suicide of Charles r>. Flnley.
and the failure of the firm uf Simpson j
Flnley vicrr announced. Both were ottrt
butcd to the leas continued t.se In the |
staple, but it was beilewd that the firm
was not heavily involved and price? were
r.ot affected- In the afternoon the market
was quiet. Fellini: f->r iioih accounts In?
creased, s"pet coiton hrtn. >.*. up: mirtd'lns,
lCc.i sales en the spot, ;'.C>5 bales and Sill
to arrive. February. 10.72; March. I0.IS;
May. I?.?: July, 10.:;; August, lo.ri; Sep
tember. |a.I3: October. 1MI; December, lO.irf.'
LOCAL MARKET ?ROTATIONS.
I Furnished
rcha
.ckt
Commlsslaa Co., Com
s. Richmond, Va.)
Richmond. Vs., Fsbruary :. iS>::.
1ctcai. WHOLESALE quotations
mahke1.
LIVE POULTRY.
Tutkty her.s. lb. IS *}
'furl*'! gobblers, lb. ll o
Chick
Bent,
Rod?
t!ee?c
s
small, each.
Ducks, largr. luiins. Ib..
Dcckr. small, voting. Jb..
Ducks, small, young, lb.
DRESSED POULTRY
Htad ant Fee:
turkeys, choke, lb.
to u
AND HOGS.
Off.?
Turk'.
T?rke
Ducki
Chick.
H*-r.s.
llort,
gists
spar
Fand'.:
Mtrch!
fa:.-, lb.
poor, lb
K'JGM-'.'raittf.
nearby, ir^sb. do;.
Vests, rhoice
\ . s.u. poor
Calves, runr.
? i
L>ry
D:>
Oranges, F'.a . b:
APPLES-'
No. .1. htvhaplck
Medium. bM....
Cabbage, p-i i09
i ;-.
NE? YORK PEOIR'CE MARKET.
New Y?irk, l**r>ruir; ;.?Flour?Firm and
nominell) Iii?R)'*-' Flour, Buckwheat,
Corhmtal. Ryi and I'artsy- a:i firm. Wheat I
-Spot tirot.g: No .? r>'i. Il.ot elevator, c'i
I'itert liat;r. und t M\i t. ?>. afloat. Kuturi
IK if Pic. a<t 3d'. :.r.l-. May. 11.0711-1?; Ju!
*i.CO'.',. Corn?Spot flrrri; export, 72',t. f.
t. ail .hi Futures nominal. Oats?8|>
<tr
t?i:o
; gm. t
[ Finn,
refln'.
Hoiss
a, 'pile.
'oftte?Fut'ir
No.
Id]
.: European
baffCfr?r Irrn;
Da lit
?Raw, stta
lossd s|leady, 1
lint higher. (Spot
if 3s. 't.'3 '.ts, t.,
? . ll!4 It ITli'.. r.om- j
k?Kir:.'. ar,<J nr.
'I'd-1. Potat'.t?
pounds, t- 509 -
etdj t?n, iS.'j
.?up f<lrly k'.tlve with
-?'.''.: In;- f<f ?h?rt?, baying
tint -,f refiners. In the er-idc
?.ilntltt buying, ttlrr.a
Utigtli in cotton and lard.
'?' ?.'?% h.;:!ie: ari'l lutarts
.lotj UP fioiri laut night.
II: Mi re!,. ;..Vj?|J?; April,
?-? Joae. C.?3t.?7;
" I .1. |.r:rr,.; ? unin<-i yel
iii? \'.H fill \|v M M'.KI.I
ihe f?a '
to havi
week, i
\ ibrtsitf m
I H ror. x
j u.r. t.. '?,
' n'iel hog
The let
I NVHBAT
nd .that ce
ivsi vtiis largMy due to
lag ? ouiitrltis *!?'?! shown
inarkibly little for tiie
ndllton? In lids, rttpeet
?" Wheat flnlsh'-l
ii. i- ?r !t t> I94Ct corn iip
I '.vlili a r*:n 'l u He .
sept.s.ss ?.? J.6S
SHOUT RIBS?Per 100 lbs.
May . S.72 S.SO 5.75 S.77
July .$.52 5.55 x.S0 ?.S2
Sept.S.S2 $.97 S.VO SM
Cash grain closed: Wheat?No. 2 red. 31.00
.g:.v2: No. S red. MVSL4H; No. 2 hard. 11.02 ft
1.08; No. 3 hard, ?131.02; No. 1 northern.
S1.12V1.H; No. 3 northern, tl.10ffl.12; No. 3
In?rthiMfi, tl.OSOl.1?; No. 2 spring. 3l.0391.il;
j No. 3 spring. ?SS41.0S: No. 4 spring. 90351;
I velvet chaff. 93 ff f 1.06; durum. 93fftl?. (;orn
I?No. 3. 65ff 651,0.; No. 3 white. 63%3 6*c.; No.
j 3 yellow. 65?? ff 63>ic.; No. 4, 63v,ff6Uic.: No.
p4 white. e4>io'C4-4c: No. 4 yellow. 63\ff6?'ic.
I Oats?No. 2 white, J2-4e33c; No. 3. WHCi
No. 3 white. : - ? .? It 53c.: No. 4. eiyjc: No. 4
j white. 6*>t 3G2*ic.; staondard. ':i ?l'jc.
i Baltimore. Md.. February :.?Wheat?Du!!:
j spot; contract. si.oo1,. Corn?Strong! spot.
> contract. 71>?;c. Onts?Prion?: No. 2 -volte,
165c. sales. It ye?Quiet; No. 2 western, du
Itticitle, |IOl.!01.
IUCIIMONU (.RAIN MARK BT.
Itlchmond, Va., February 1912.
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS OS CHANOE.
WHKAT?>*ar lots.
No. 2 red, Western .$ l.W fr
No. s red. Virginia . it t.Ot
I No. 3 red. it IM
I Virginia, b:tc lots (tor scedt.. '.-0 t* 1.04
CORN?t'nr lota. t
I No. 2 white . if 7?
I No. 3 white . ~>t\i'<i I
1 No. I mixed . 74
? No. 3 mixed . 72VJ it
Virginia, bag lots . 7.' it .
Corn on cob. i'j H 7! I
'OATS-Cnr lots.
No' V mixed53 V
i No 3 white . M tt i
Winter seed, bag lots . C2 (J 72 j
RYK-Car lois.
Oa?-K.rnV.bui-qUVeV.* \
HICIIMONIi HAY MARKET.
Itlchmond. Vs.. February .'. 1?:.'.
I The quotations nre as follows:
I No. t 'Timothy. a 23.50
No. 2 Timothy.MO) St
1 No. 3 Timothy. 22.1? it
Light clotcr. mixed. 21.00 5<>
No. 1 clover, mixed. (I 22.V>
No. 1 clover. 0 23.03
No. 2 ?Mover. 20.00 w
No. 2 clover, mlxva. 21.50 9
STRAW?Compressed . 0 is.ro
Loose picssed, large bales . 12 13."*
SHUCKS?Bated . KLOO ft
Loose pressed, large bales.. U.0J a
CATTLE MARKETS.
Chicago. ill., February 2?Cattle?Receipts!
2,000 head. Marlret slow. Beeves. 14.(0,. s.?f>; f
Texas steers. I4.Mtt7.50: W .'stern steers, t I.S01
;.7.1?; stoekers and feeders. n.W-i COO; cowsj
and he:fers. I2.20ff6.25; calves, leg S.X llogsi
?Receipts 5,700 h?ad. .Market generally 100;
higher. Light. 13.754JC25; mixed. f5.fOfft.37;
heavy. Kff?.!G; rough. |44yl.U| pips. tl'.i.V2n;
bulk of sales, se .ofi sheep?Receipts
B.?M head. Market strong. Native. 13.1501
4.&*>; western. 53.50'?? ?.70; yearlings, t?.7o'n |
1. Vr. lambs, native, 14.4000.73; western. }4 00
I
New Volk. February 2.?Beeves? Receipts j
2. T77 head. Market steady. Slow on bulls
nml medium cows. Steer,'. fl.tOQ7.|i; bulls. I
11 'i '7.10; ctwj. $2.23ff5.00. Calves?Receipts j
570 head. Market quiet and steady. Veals, j
f7".'r 10.00; culls. 1306.50; barnyard calve'. ?:.*/ I
2.73: wl-stern. I3.504j6.50. .sheep and Lambs?!
Receipts 7,131 bead. Sheep steady: lambs!
slow; best about steady: others weal: to!
lower. Sheep, 12.73*?4.23: culls. ISff lf.M: j
lambs. J.V3 w 7.25; culls, stfts.ce. Hogs?Re?
ceipts 1,166 bead. Mojket weak at J4.40Q4l.fiO;
Pigs. |*tr?.2S.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Richmond. Va . February 2. 1912.
Following are the quotations on the Rich?
mond Tobacco Kxehange:
BROWN S111P I' I NO?N BIV.
LilfS .f 5.00 9J7M
Short leaf. 7.50 ?s 1.00
Lorig leaf-. R.50 .-<? lo.oo;
Wrappers . '.'->*> a l.t.oo.
BRICIITS.
SMOKERS?Common . 7.<0 Tt S.S0'
Medium . ?.t? ?) 11.00
Fine .32.% la.'.O
CUTTERS?Common . 12.00 ff 12 50
Medium . 14.00 ?d 16.50
; Fine .17.00 ifr IS.50
Fine . 11.03 <[t 1600
!WRAPPERS?Common . s.oo 9 lo.w
Medium .l&Cfl Q 20.00
Good .36.00 9 Jn.OO
Fine . K.CO 'i' W-W
Fancy. ?>??? 4P ??<>*
SUN-CURED- NEW,
Lugs, common to good. 5.50 tj? 7.W
lug?, {rood to prime. 7.60 @ *M
Short leaf. 8 C0 <B 10.?v
Long leaf. 10.00 ? 12.00
A'rappers . UM O n.5u
Primings . 1.H ?
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
TBANTJT MARKET.
(Reported by Rodgers. McCabe & Co.)
Petersburg. Vs., February i? Peanuts.?
Spanish.?Market steady; small Spanish. SfOc
per bushel: jumbo .cpantsli. ssc. ner bushel.
Virginias.?Firm; fancy jumbo, tSMUc. per
pound; tancy hundplckcd, J*?C. per pound;
extra prime.. 3*?c per pound; prime. JVjC.
per pound: machine picked, :i <i Jlfcc, per
pound; shelling stock, :'?. ?> <??. per pound.
DRY GOODS MARKET.
New York, February 2.'?Advances of '?e.
wore made in bro-ea sheetings; lie was
added to the cost of a well known brand of
bleached goads and discounts were reduced
.>ii lines of w ide sheetings. The <\< stand for
cotton blankets ot napped goods was satis?
factory for full delivery. Some Substitut!?I
reorders were- placed by Jobbers and gen?
eral llt.es of cotton goods for Immediate I
'delivery. Trudln? In print cloths was r.c
tlve and tnllD wer? firmer, '"otton goods
were in moderate demand. Some grades (,f
South American wools were easier, but do?
mestic wools wore very sirens.
NAVAb STORES.
Wilmington, N. C ? February Spirits
Turpentine?Steady at Wc.: receipts
cssks. Iloiln?Steady at S-'.-TS; receipts 1M
barrels. Tai?Firm at 11.30: receipts 111 bar?
rels. Crude Turpentine?Firm at |3.?){i>4;lft.
Savannah. G:i? February '.'.?Turpentine?
Firm at IT'ic: sale: 13 casks; receipts 1SI
..asks; shipments 203 .-asks: stork
tasks. Rnsin?Firm; sales l.RI barrels; re
celpts i.V.? barrel1, shipments ll.ji'i barrels;
stock lvri.t ?'?'.? barrels, emote: is, n und K,
??.&}.
.MA rim: intelligence.
PORT >1F RICHMOND. FEBRUARY :?. 1912.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon, Rarney, Norfolk, mer?
chandise and passetia-era. Old Dominion Line.
steamer Aurora, I'urman, Petersburg and
James River landings, merchandise and pas?
sengers. Furmah Line.
SAILED.
Steamer Draodon, Harney. Narfoik, mer?
chandise are! passengers. Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Mobjack, Graves, Norfolk and
James River landings, ntefchand.se and pas
eengers, Virginia Navigation Company.
.-??.earner Aurora. Furinar., Petersburg and
James River landings, merchandise and pas?
sengers, l'urrnan Line.
Weekly Cotton Market Review.
New York, February 2.?Cotton was
marking tint..- much of the week under
the Influence of con dieting factors In
the situation, but within forty-eight
hours has advanced sharply. The
strike at Lawrence. Mass., It is iru i,
was for a time something of a damper.
Then many in the speculative world
refused to bull th.; market in the
presence of a record-breaking crop and
of prices which they think Insure an?
other big acreage, nnd, under ordi?
nary conditions, another big crop, es?
pecially as the soil at the South, ow
Ing to abundant winter rains, is said
to be In the host condition known for
years past. Furthermore, the coat of
living Is still iii^h?so high that th'
<11 fit riot attorney ucrz has Instituted
an Investigation summoning' dealers
before the grand Jury. This, it Is
thought, means decreased consumption
of cotton goods, as food murt come
tlrst. Th..-n this Is the year of a presi?
dential flection, the tariff Is being
overhauled, economy Is noticeable
everywhere, and reports of an Im?
provement in the dry goods trade are
It Is asserted, exaggerated, else why
do not New England spinners buy raw
rotton more freely? And so on. Tttit
It wag noticeable that the price re
fused to decline. Neither, for n time,
did It advance much, it is true, but
Are coming in by every mail for the "blue leaflet."
.Men and women of property are interested in these
questions about the decent of property. Each ques?
tion is followed by the answer.
Mere are some of the questions:
Who may make a wilf? At what afic can a child
name bis own guardian? If you make a bequest to
a Charitable or Educational Cause, what inheritance
tax, if any, docs the State require? If a man dies
without a will, leaving a wife and child, which In?
herits the most? If a wife dies without a will and
leaves a husband and one child, which inherits the
greater part? etc., etc., etc.
The "Blue Leaflet" sent free on request.
The Ideal Executor and Trustee,
RICHMOND, VA.
larjw spot liouscs and oxporters have
boon voracious buyers at tho South of
the actual cotton, mid latterly of "fu?
tures" here. Liverpool, tho Continent,
Memphis, Now Orleans and Wuldorf
Astorlit operators have bought heav?
ily In the last two days. Spinners
hav ? been buying here. A Rood muny
hedges for home and foreign account
have, It Is said, been liquidated In New
York. Indeed, some think il >vas this
kind of buying which hulted the dc
'? cllne six weeks ago. lit two days
prices !'.'?!'1 have risen at ;i rale that
isnri?! Ised everybody. Tho exports
. have been largo. The rush to IUI Jan*
miry shipment contracts has been u
liotlceablu feature. Close students of
iho situation Insist that the weight r>f
tho crop, largo as It was, ls now off Hie
market, and that the price Is now low.
j even after this advance, though a good
j muny people do not st.spict. They
think tliat Ilm American spinner irll)
; take 5,000,000 this season and the Ell
j ropean spinner lo.ooo.ooo In one way
or another. As to another crop, they
j think that In nil probability tho fear
ut another big yield will cause a de?
crease in the acreage', and that, be?
sides, a big acreage In itself does not
Insure a Mg crop. The spot sales at
Liverpool o.' lale have boon 10.000 to
lfi.000 balca a day. At Manchester
yarns nre linn and iloths In good de?
mand, in this country there Is u:
sharp demand for white cotton, and I
it Is considered not unlikely that
1,000.000 of -be low grades will go
Into channels of consumption similar
to those opened to tho poorer soils
of cotton In the .?eason of 1901-5. Thu
ravenous demand for tho actual cotton
at homo and abroad Is the sheet an?
chor of the market.
MAX SHOT BY It F.V i:\FK
OI'I'H ICR IMKS Of WOiMIS
(.Special to The Times-Dispatch.)
Murtliisvllic; Vit,. February 2.?
George Wagner, u young white man .
from the '?Shooting Crcck'^scctlon of
Franklin county, who was shot hear
llorsepusture, in tills oounty, on Wed?
nesday afternoon by Deputy Collector
Bhepperd. of North Carolina, died at |
Hie Broad Street Hotel hero InBt night.
Shepherd and other rovenuo ofneere
from this section were out looking
for blocltadcts. when they came upon
Wagner and a man named Grlffln in
Hie public road with a wagonload of
Illicit whiskey, which they wore
probably attempting to carry to North
Carolina. Grlffln fled, and while Wag?
ner was attempting to get a gun from
tho wagon Shepherd fired upon him.
inflicting a mortal wound. Wagner |
was brought here and given every at?
tention.
The remains wore shipped to his i
former home in Franklin county this
afternoon.
The coroner's jury was postponed
until to-morrow afternoon on account
of tho absence of Mr. Shepherd.
&teamuoats
oi.ii UO.ni>iu.S UNK.
Lv. Itlchmonil lu.u ol Asu St. dally.7:00 P.M.
Leave Newport Newt.(:00 A.M.
Arrive Norfolk. .?:00 A. M.
Connect* with main lino itcamere leaving
Norfolk for New York dally except suneta) {
i.'v 1'- M i ?in !.?!!?:.? ano inado by N. ?
SV. By. 3 P. M. i.nd C. & O. Ry. at I p. M
Night Line steamer* Stop at Claremont to
land or lacelva passeuger? on signal, and
will be met by ..lie conveyance.
VIKi.lMA NAVIGATION CO.-James River
by dayilght for Norfolk and Old Point. Now
port News and all Jaraes River lar.dlngs.
Stcarr.nr leaves Mol Wednesday wa
Friday i\t 7:00 A. M. Freight received for
all James Itiver landing!. 'Phone Madison 170.
.Muln Ticket Office. S:> i- Vfalc ^,ire?-_
Go
To
BY FASTEST STEAMER
(Iteeord I mp 39 hoars U minutes)
BY NEWEST STEAMER (Built 1904)
By only "?tr?nier Lnndlna Pnsscnaera and
S. S. BERMUDI AN
Smutcviar WtotiEioo II A. M
WEST INDIES
New ?.?."Oilini" Milt Match 2nd, and other steamer*
foruilfhtly for ."t. Thomas, St. Croli.St. Kilts, Antlgna,
Gur-ltloup'. Iiomtnlct, Martinique St. Lcctt, Barbs
does, and Uemerara.
For llltutraied pamphlet and tickets applj to A. E.
Oat'ibrldge & Co., Ager.lt Qnebec S. s. Co.. Md., II
Broiutway. flstr Yors; "
Samuel II. Bowman, TON E. Main St.,
Itlchmonil, Vs., or nuy Ticket Agent.
Royal Mail Steam Packet Co. s
LUXURIOUS 0^**
Retiifd Tonnage 8.938 ??J)p a f.1 ft ftj"
DupTot Toncisge 14.120 &t\\,i\\3\[Wi
SsJlmg Every Saturday at noon to
Moro Beautiful
than Italy
ft Jtoisiid Trip $30 up
First Clats
Excluaiv
Nedstcads tn.1 riiltleDgtb ro'rrors lo evert
room end many other ai.lcndld features
contained In no other steamship.
SANDERSON 4 SON. Gen. Agls., 22 State SL. N Y.
S. II. BOWMAN.
08 Hast Main St.. Richmond. Va.
Why? "Ask Mr. Bowman"
Because In* knows. Ho saves you
monoy and furnishes TRAVEL without
TROUBLE to all parts of the WORLD.
FTtEE INFORMATION BUREAU, l'hono
Madison ?l ?l.
Snmnel II. Bowman.
Southern Tourist Agent.
L\ii!iiUi) J?
Rlcllmoiid, FreflerlclsVc & Potomac R.R.
TO AND FROM WASHINGTON AND BEYOND.
Leave Richmond
'4.50 A.M. Bird St.Sta.
?.-..12 A.M. Main ht.Sta.
?55JA.M. RyrdSLSta.
11 1 IA.1I. G.Td St. Kto.
?7.48 A.M.Malust. Sta.
?8.?.) A.M.Byrd St. Ma.
{0.30 A.M. Main St. Sta.
12.ni noon H) rd St. Ms.
12.00 P.M. Bjrd St. Kta.
?18.60 P.M. Byrd St. Sta.
ft.IS P.M. Ullia Station.
?5.16 P.M. Halo St. Sta
?8.20 P.M. BfrdSt. Sta,
Arrlvo Richmond
?7.50 A.M. BjrdSt.Sta. |
J11.26 A.M. Elba Station. |
t ll.;t , A.M. Bjrd St.Sta.
?1.12 P.M. Main St. Nil.
?2.46 P.M. II) rd St. Kta
16.60 P.M. 11) rd St. Sit.
?/.a* P.U.&TrdSt.sta.
48.10P.M.MalnSl.Sts.
?0.10 P.M. Bird St.Htt.
?0.82 P.M. Main St. Sta.
+ 10.20 P.M. BjrdSt.Sta.
?11.80 P.M. Main SI.Kit.
?12.5U Digit t ByrdSt.StC.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS?WEEKDAYS,
teste Bjrd St. Sta. 1.00 P. 11. for Freaerleksbnrg.
I.eatc Klba Sta. 8.20 A. M.,0.80 P. M. for Ashland.
ArrltoBrrd St. Sta.8.26 A.M. from Frederleksb'g.
ArrlTeKlbsHts.C.80 A.M.,6.110 P.M.from Asliland.
?Daily. + Weekday a. JSundays oaly.
7 Daily except Monday.
All trains to or from Byrd Street Station
except trains leaving 4.50 a. m., 3.33 a. m and
jrrlvltij >a.50 nicht) atop at Elba. Time of
arrivals and departures not guaraotecd. Read
the al/ns.
SEA HOARD AIM LINE.
Southbound trains seheuulcu to leave
Richmond dally: 9:10 A. m.?Local to
Norllnn. 1:20 p. m.?Sleepers and
couches, Atlanta. Birmingham, Savan?
nah Jacksonville. 8:13 p. m.?Florida
Limited (exoapt Sunday). 9:42 p. m.?
Slec-ncr. Jacksonville coaches. Birming?
ham! 11:35 p. m ?Sleepers. Jackson?
ville; Tampa, Birmingham. Memphis.
Northbound trains scheduled to arrive
in Richmond daily: 5:82 A. m.. 7:38 a.
m 9 26 A. m. (except Monday), o:05
P."m.. 5:10 P Ma Local._
RICHMOND AND CHraArKAHE BAY
RAILWAY company.
Schedule of electric .rains to and from
Ashland, stopping at Intermediate stations
upon signal: I.v. Richmond (Broad and
Laurel Sis.): ?6:05. ?7:10. 8:10b 3:10, ?10:10.
11:10 A. M.; 1:10. 2:10. 1:10. 4:f0b. 6:10. 8:20.
7:10, !:10b. 10:10, 11:46 P. If- Lv. Ashland:
?5:65 7b. 8, 9b. 10. "11 A M.. ?12 M., ?L S.
I, 4. 5b. 6, 3. 8. fb. 11 P. M.
?Dally except Sunday. "Sunday only.
bcarrtcs baggage. ?
jffnancfa! ____ ^nanciaI
Notice
of
Call for Redemption
6% Ten Year Notes
Jefferson Realty Corporation
Notice is Hereby Given
to the Holders of Coupon Notes
Nos. 9, 13, 14, 15, 27, 37, 73, 75 and 91
For one thousand dollars ($1,000) each, of the series of sis per cent, tcn-ycar coupon
notes of Jefferson Realty Corporation, dated March 2, 1908, that, in accordance
with the terms of said notes, redemption of the same will be made by Jefferson
Realty Corporation on March 1, 1912, that being the next date for the payment
of semi-annual interest due on said notes, by the payment of the principal of said
notes, with interest accrued tu the date of redemption, and the further sum of one
and one-half pcrccntum of the face value of said notes, provided said notes with all
unniaturcd interest coupons annexed are surrendered on said date of redemption;
and the holders of said notes arc ncrcby required to present the same with all unma
turcd interest coupons annexed, for redemption in the manner above stated, on
March I, 1912, at
American National Bank
RICHMOND, V RGINIA.
I If said notes arc not presented for redemption at said time and place, a sum
I equal to the principal of said notes and unpaid interest due thereon, and one and
one-half pcrccntum of the face value thereof, will be deposited with the American
National Bank of Richmond, Virginia, for the redemption of said notes when pre?
sented, and said notes will thcrcaltcr cease to bear interest.
JEFFERSON REALTY CORPORATION,
By O. F. WEISIGER. Secretary.
This Bank Offers Every Facility to the Small Depositor
Whether you have $1.00 or $1,000.00 to deposit, your account will be
equally welcomed.
The 6mall borrower is afforded the same facilities as the large merchant
or corporation.
Wc especially want small accounts, and, whether you desire additional
money to extend your business, build a home or for other purposes, wc are
at your service.
To those considering a change in their banking connections we cordially
invite your account. 3 per cent, interest allowed.
Bank of Commerce and Trusts
OFFICERS.
JOS. E. WILLARD, President. RO. M. KENT, Jr.,'Vice-Prcsidcnt.
A. R. HOLLADAY, Vicc-Prcs. R. B. CAMPBELL, Cashier.
Tax Exemption in State of Virginia
8?/c Cumulative Preferred Stock
Of an active growing manufacturing company located in
Richmond, Va.
Address P. O. Box 562.
Commonwealth Bank
Our Broad Street Branch, 102
East Broad Street, is the best lo?
cated bank in that portion of
Richmond.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
7:40 A.?Local?Dally?N?n port News.
S::0 A.?Local?Dally?Ch'vllle. Ex. 8ua
Tburoion*
?9:00 A.?Exrrtsi-Dally?Norfolk. Old Point
? 10:00 A.?Local?Dally -Dehtig. Lex. C. Fori,.
?2:00 P.?i:*i<r ... Ijally?tn.-L'vllle.
H:00 l'.?Exprass?Dally?Norfolk. N. Newa.
6:00 F.? Local ? DaJly?N. News, did Point.
6:16 I'.?Local?Dally?Oordonsvllie.
6:16 P.?Local?Ex. Bun.?Lchbg, Natural.
Bruise. Clifton Forge.
?4:35 P.? Limited?Dally-Cincan'tL chl'go I
?11:00 P.?Express?Dally?f'uclDnatl. L'vlibs.
?Sleepers. tParlor can.
TRAINS ARHIVE nidi JIOND?Local from
Eaat: S:15 .V M.. 7:50 P. M. Through from
East! 11:20 A. M.. 6:30 P. M. Local from
West: S:30 A. M.. 9:Si A. M. and 7:15 P. M.
Through: S:30 A. M.. 11:35 P. M. and 3:30 P. M.
James River Line: ??? :3j A. M.. V. M.
?? Dally except Sunday.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
1'RE.MlEU CARRIER OK THH bOUTH.
Trains Leave Richmond.
N. D.?Following schedule figures publish?
ed as Information and not guaranteed:
For tbo South?Dally: o:;o A. M. Locai.
10:46 A. M. Express. <:0O P. M. Express,
with electric lighted Sleeping Car for At?
lanta and Birmingham. 11:4a P. M. Express.
Week Days: 3:? P. M. Local.
VURK RIVER LINE.
4:30 P. M.?Dally.?Connecting for Bal?
timore Mos., Wed. and Friaay. 6:0o A. M_
Ex. Sun. nnd -':i? F. M.-Mon., Wed. any
Friday?Local.
Trains Arrive irtlchmond.
From the South: ?:60 A. M., S:?0 A. M
2:00 I'. M . x:06 P. M., dally; 12:66 Ex. Sun
From West Point: 9:30 A. M. dally. 11:11 A.
iL, Mon., We. and Frl., 4::S P. M. Ex. Sun.
8. E. BUROESS, D. P. A.,
?07 E. Main si. 'Phone. Madison 272.
Atlantic Coast Line
EFFECTIVE JANlAHI 1st. 1?1Z
Uui.'h t.EAvE Uli iiMuM' DAILs.
For Florida and Souib: t:l5 A. M. ana
7:36 P. M.. ?10:30 P. M . 1:00 A. M.
,?t .Noriolk: 9:00 A. *?.. t-vj P. U., 4:10
P. M.
For N. & W. Rv. Wem: 6:16 A. M., I0:0u
A. M., 3:00 r. M., 9:10 P. 31.
For PetersDurg: 1:00 A. M.. 8:15 A. 11..
8:16 A. M., 9.00 A. 11.. 10:00 A. U.. J.HP. M..
4:10 P. M.. 6:06 P. M., 7:85 P. M? 9:20 P. U..
11:40 P. II.
For Ooldsboro and Fayettevllle: *4:U P.M.
Trains urrive Richmond tlally: 4:40 A. M ,
6:40 A. M., 6:40 A. M . a7:O0 A. M.. ?8:87 A.
M., ?10:46 A. M.. 11:40 A. M., ?2:00 P. M..
??1:40 P. U? 6:06 P. M . 6:34 P. M., 8:00 P. M.,
9:00 P. 11., U:30 P. M.
?Except Sunday. "Sunday only. aExC6pt
Monday.
Time of arrival and departure and con?
nections no> guaranteed.
C. S. CAMPBELL. D. P. A., 833 Main St.
Richmond & Petersburg dectric Railway
cars icave Manuneeter, Seventh and Perr?
Streets, (or- Petersburg:
?6. 7, 8, ?9 10. 11. ?ia A. M.. 1. 2. ?J, 4. K
"6H6, ?6, 7, 8. *8 10 P. M.
11:00 P. 'St.. for Chester, 12:00 mldnlar.t tor
Petersburg.
Cars leave Petersburg, toot ot Sycamore
Street, tor Manchester:
15:14, 8:36, **7:li, *7:S?. 8:88, ?:8t. ?10:8?. lp.Sj
A. M., 14:84. '1:86, 9:35. 8:86, ?4:86, 6:14, 8:84,
?7:86, i:ci, 9:46, '10:40, 11:40 P. M.
tDally except Sunday and holidays.
?Carries baggage and express.
??Limited, except Sundes? and holidays.
All osra from Petersburg connect with
cart lor Richmond.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY.
ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
Schedule In effect January 1st, 1912.
Leave Byrd Stroot Station, Richmond. FOR
NORFOLK: '9:00 A. M? ?3:00 P. M., ?4:10 P. M.
FOR LYNCUBURG AND THE WEST: ?6:15
A. M. ?10:00 A. M.. ?3.00 P. M.,?J:20 P. M.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: ?11:40 A. M.,
?6:35 P. Mm ?11:30 P. M. From the West: ??:40
A. M-. a2:00 I'. M., bl:40 P. M., *8:1? P. M..
?9:00 P. M.
?Dally. aDnlly ex. Sunday. bSunday only.
Pullman Parlor and Sleeping Cars.
W. B. IIEVILL. C. H. BOSLBY,
P. A., Rosnoke., V. P. A., Richmond.
PLANTERS
NATIONAL
BANK,
Richmond, Va.,
your busln-jsF. Our capital,
and profits Justify your
being placed with us.
ICapital, $300,000.00.
Surplus and Profits, $1,350,000.00
Good Methods,
Large Assets,
Courteous Service
And at Your Command
Capital, - $1,000,000
Surplus, $1,000,000
Deposits, $7,800,000
First National Bank, E
1104 E. Main St.
Pacific Mutual
Life Insurance Co.
Incorporated 1SCS. Oldest and strong?
est company In tho world writing
health and accident insurance for
monthly premiums. Lifo, accident and
health Insurance In one policy. Gen?
eral agents wanted In every city and
town In State. Liberal contracts to
proper parties. Address
P. SANDERS,
1215 Mutual Hull.linn.
nichntond, Va.
Manchester National Bank
Hundreds of new accounts being
opened every week in this bank.
National Bank ol Virginia
Capital, - $1,200,000
Surplus. - $ 600,000
Accounts solicited
Ninth and Main Street
solicits
surplus
account

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