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New York
Stock Market
Xsw VorU. February 14.?Few of
the nntlvo stork* moveil elo.vcr uu
-?v down as much a* a point to-day.
Quotation^ were advanced, lu a lan?
guid way at the opening, tell bay*
agjln to an approximate level ??Ith
yesterday's close, ami stayed there
until shortly bifore the end of tho
?lay, when a bear drive weakened the
litt. 1 hi f. w s-.u-ns of life in the mar?
ket rccentlj seemed to have disap?
peared.
The tise in prices at sac beginning
of tiio day was ascribed largely t? the
littlueucc ? i buying for t.6udon account.
Pressure against sonn of the le>s
active Industrials, particularly the
sch?re? of the independent ste< 1 coin
iiuntes, led to report* of dividend r< -
auctions. The itt<llti.?? ??! two points
Jn Republic Steel, preferred, was ut
trlbuted to a report of thi-- nature.
Within the last month this stock has
tallen more than trn points. Tille cop?
per stocks wer,> again strong, and lbs
aid to be doing a
utov.cincrii u*ipareril
mptlon ?'.' Shori sell
' which wi re shown
rie. Heading. Fnlteil
. which lost a
Issues rose strongly,
o an,i IjOrillard gain
jn.l Lilggi It .V .Myers
producers were
fairly good busthctf
the lute selling ?
ly was due to rcstll
most plainly In Eli
States Steel and L
pcvlnt or more.
The tobacco
American Toba
ins nve points
three.
Prices of bonds w.?rc Hrsgulitr, with
no decided movements aside from the
local traction Issues, some of which
were strong. Total sales, par value.
S2.S0".0t'o. United States bonds were
unchanged on call.
Total sales for the day, HO 1,200
shares, including Amal. Copper, 24,500;
Sugar, 2..">00; American Tooaceo, 2,000;
American Tobacco, preferred, "ion; A.
C. I... BOO; C. &? 6? 9"0; U & X.. tiOO;
N. & W., Suo; Heading, 40.500; South?
ern rty.. 200. Southern Ry., preferred:
1.900: U. P.. 25,700: L". 8. Steel. 84,600.
New York, February 14.-*-Mbney on
call steady; 2 1-4?2 1-2 per rent",
ruling rate, 2 1-4; closing bid, J 1-1:
offered at 2 1-2. Time loans steady;,
Sixty days. 2 3-<. and ninety days. li:
Fix months. 3 1-4. Prime mercantile
papier, 3 i-2'.? t. stealing exchange
a lead y, with actual business in bank?
ers' bills at $4.S4.-iO for sixty-day bills
end at $I.S72.ri for demand. Commer?
cial bills. SI.5.3 3-1. Par silver. 60.
Mexican dollars. 17.
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET,
By Richard W. Maury.
Fiork and Uor.d Broker. 1011 E. Main Street
Richmond, Va., February It, l?::.
S.M.F.S AT HOARD.
Virslnla ."s. Old-.\t?0 at i,a<?.
STATE SECURITIES'. Did. Asked
SS*
Virg tili ."?, Old, C and r... 1M2_ Ss'i
Va Centuries, 2-3, C. and li . 190L. SS
CITY SECURITIES.
Hlcl.inoiid City If. lt.. l!?20-tfC9i.i. M!j
Rich. City If. C, und lt.. 193S-13I3 9SUj
RAILROAD BONUS.
A. C. I. R R. Con; Tr. 4 p. c... W
a. C. L. R. It. Convj Uebs. 4f. :?3?. id:
I.', and O. Oen'l M., ?'-?. lt>H. ?1
tJc&.-ela. 5.iu. and Fiu . IMS. 10/
tltorgla und Alu. Con. 5s, IHu. lot
Not. uad \V??t. By; ?*. 1X4. M
Eesboard Alv Line Is. lMo. j;
f-aboard Air bine Adj. .'?*. ti'tj... 7'J
r?oui!i*rn Rai way it; of. l!d>? . KM
to. It. Dev. bud G. M. If. IK*.... 73
Western N. C. l?t fi?. c. 19M.103
STREET RAILWAY BONUS.
Jvir and Ports. True. Co. 6s, 1*3*.. 59
Va; It>. and Power Co. is. lMi.. W?;
STREET UV. STOCKS. Per.
V:i. Ry. and Power e'o. vom.100 4'cU
RAILROAD STOCKS; Tar.
Atlantic Coast Line com.PV> 13$
Chesapeake and ?Jlilo.10" 71
Norfolk und Western com.w lo?>j
tfuuthern Railway nfd.i"i
Southern Railway eom.100 "i
RANK AND TRUST CO. STOCK.
American National.100 19*
lirosd Street.<W
Batik of Commerce and Trust.:", lfcj
First National.KO 333
Merchants National.100 '10
National Rank ..f Virginia.100 JW
National stat- mid city Uank..iO);20.'
I'lanter.- \. fsoiia:.KM
Havings Uaim ut Richmond. .'i 7?
Union Bank of Richmond. .v> 3i.i
Virginia Trust Company.KO ;??>
West Und. Ii 4M
Richmond Hank and Trust Co.i 2J 27
INSUR A NC E COM PA NIE S.
Va. Fire and Marine Ins. Ii 70
MISOEM.A.VEOl/3.
Va.-Car. Ch?p>: pfd, s p. c.'.oo 119
Quotations for [Interest-paying bonds an
?t a price to which Interest must be added.
Hi come bonds und certificate! of Indebted
cess are Mat.
BOND LIST.
.1 4S
Allis-Chalmer? I
American Tebutci
American Tobacco uld 5s.
Atlantic coast Line ut 4?.
A. C. I..-L. und N. col. *.r. 4s.
A C- L eouv. 4s 'In BHtlmore)....
Cheiapeake und Oh!., cimv. iK-.i.
Llspett i. Myers .
Llycctt ,v Msots 7?.
Lorlllard Company is.
J^irlilard Company 7t.
Norfolk and Western conv. n. lo>!i
Seaboard Air bine stamped If . S.*ls
J-eahoarfl All bine adj. Its. TJ'.l
Southern Rai:?ay is,. :?i,
cuuthtrn Ra!lv a\ _?. loii*
United States Steel is. 101-j
Virginia-Brown Ur.i.- -tft. i?
Vlrfflnla-Car. Chem. r.s. loot,
Va. Ry. and Rower Co. is. f'7
M'abash 4s. .'-6
Wabash-PHtt, T-:m. l?t ts ctfi..
Pdt.umii :s, 1K1. IDHs
I Ol rON MARRKI'S.
New *i ork. February :?. -The i
Vet in? extremely iiervous an
4'jrltir to-doy't ttadlni:. and a id.
rrrords! foi th? muvcmei i wer,
?lurlriK tin ?arly aftern.?. thk
sn t?ri:?r d? iinr u-S* followed
break undei heavy realizing wli
?'e*k ?' a ' loiS >>; from li
The s'r.utli appeared io tie selllil,
here, und rsouinerti spot in?rkeit
i\ .-.ported ?..r. unchanged t.,
Tnere wert rumort
es's were reducing
thousli supportin?
Heir decllni s >vaii
? r lurlnf th< n?:
Receipts at all t' ?
b*.e- nt*;;.,. li< >
leading hull ;
llies on bulg).
atl;? t on tile
F
?79,;? lar
th
Ja:, j
r. b\
M.-.-c
OPEN AN ACCOUNT WlTR ,
The Union Bank
of Richmond
1101 EAST MAIN S/IRr KT.
11.00 MAKES A START. 2 PER
CENT. INTEREST
Ohicial Ransre and Sale ol Stocks in New York
!C0 Allls-Cholmors .
Allls-Cnnluu rs. I'M.
Vmalgnmnicd Copper >??
Aincr. Agri. Ohem:, com.
I ICO Amer, B* t Sugar, com..
P?> American Can .
i Am< rj>-.ii? C in. pf'l.
Amir. ( iir mid Koumlry;,
Amor. Our mid Kou'ri., pfd
I 0 i American Cotton Oil.
American Unseed Oil_
l<?l American Locomotive ...
i KM Amer. l?oeomollve. pfd..;
Amer. .Malt r1.)., pro.
11.200 American Smelting .
I ?.'.?'???i A merlon n Suirar .
;." Amor. T.l. and Tel Co.*;.
, l.tsVl American Tobacco, com.
I.yot Amer. Tob.: pfd., old.
Anaconda Copper .
i.i"' AttfhltJ?ri .
>-?i Atlantic Coast l.lnc.
a. i'. t. Connecticut;.
I 1." ? Baltimore: am! Ohio.
8*? Brooklyn Iti.piil Transit.
509 Central leather, cohi.
i I.70J Canadian Pachte .
!,&?) Chesapeake ami Ohio....
Chicago Grout Westert?;
1,3 ?' Chi., Mil and st Paul.;,
tfi Crucible Si- ',1 Cor., coin.
10 Cruclbl .? 8te< i. pfd.
WO Chicago ii<l Northwest.
Colorado Pile! and Iron.
Colorado at u Soulhein;.
SOi) Consoll'la'.id tins, \ l1-.*,.
D? Ih \vu i ?;? ami 11 iidMin ? ?.
.'*' Den, iiiui Ulo Oran.
KW I >cn. and lit.. Gran
;??> Distill* r ' See. Cor
7.70m Brie .
1>?> i-lri.;. 1st p(d.
Ped. Mln. and Sm,
SSO Geo. II. Helme Tob. Co.
309 jOeneral Blectric .
7,1500 <treat Northern, pfd.
!".?(Ir'til Northern ore etf
itv iilin..is Central .
<? intei boro-.Met.
3.20.1 inlorboro-Mef.. |)fd.
Int. Met-. M ii in.-. com...
By THOMAS I
Open. High. Bow.
ii9?i
ii."'?
.'0>:?
it* i* j
13?
10-11 .
II?,
i on-.,
pfd.
pfd..
ir.7
i""i,
1351,
7IV4
U9?i)
ttoio
1051*
3Mi
lid".
v 11...
H'i
S)l..
in1.
31T4
?8i *
i?
157
130T4
:tfi
1$
utvj
'??oHj
HSVi,
1 !"?'??>
".'.*';,
KM
IVe.j
lep ,
UM
Mi-.
IM
ir,7
'??i '1
is
lis'i
HOr*
SB
i?o "
13?! 4
40
51
ll"ij
.?..',
1W
117%
UP.
1m. ?
RANCH & CO.. Bankers and Brokers.
Bid. Asked. Hales. St ick. Open. High. Low Bid. Ashed
C on iip. ^ ihiernatlonal Paper _ 1014 ?"'? '"'j "
V, v l'W Int. Paper, ptd. i5*? :'.', .Ve1, t'l frti
r| ppt Kan. City Sou'.b.. com. ... ... Si 'M%i
.?a;. Benign Valley . 1'"? l'A's 1*7?? Ii?!?? 157%
10) Liggett und Myers, com. I7V?.. lid I72??, 175 ISU
hi; ia :aw Liggett and Myers; pfd. 10WJ 110 I".''-; it-". IW
:?? ?.) Lortllard Coo coin. 170 17s 170 171 170
SIC, 1"' Lorlllard Co.. pfd. Iii '. ui'-.. 111?-i 1lllfi
IHt, t%0 Loulsvllli und Nashville 153% 1. IJ.",? U:*\ i-.'-j
hi Manhattan . ... ... ~ lAS"? l"-1.
I.-... 16) Mtl.. Kon. and Texas? Vii'i, '.?;'? S?'t :.
:?.:<*. Mo.. Kan. und TeX., pfd. ... .. ... UJ
pi'i SOO Missouri Pacific. VV, D'i s??i :. -v,
t? 100 National l^cad . f?H .: , M", M?4
7M? KONcw York Central. UOtJ 1 _- l!"'-.- ll"ls
lv.u.. N. y.. ont. and Western ... ... ??'''??,-.
Uns?" |.(?>J Norfolk and western... lOSjj l"J 1>': i";-'i
Kl Northern rncirlc . I17U 117?; 117'i 117
pnclliC Mail . ;i2>4 3!?? ??i 3I?
::. . 1:100 I'ennsylvitnln . l22Ti I -: lt3?i i"-'J4
1'-!', iXO People's Has . I"-! H'i'i IW l"i't
la?>,i l'lti>-iiurgb Coal, com. ... ... it
VV> ITett'ed Sle.-l Car. ... ...
l?tfi Pressed st ?i Car, pfd. ... ... 1
i1, ity. si.-ri spring, coin. .. ...
iS'.i 49.O1W Heading . i:.7;, l.*',i i:?s?i l.V?,
'.?.?Ii Ti.i Bepubllt Iron and Steel -'i'4 , II'';
:,T. I,?.vi Hepulilic i. and S.. pfd.. 7"', .J 7'.'l>..
in IV) Itock Island . 23U ?.::? ? 7
1 ? 1 Upck Island, Pfd. " ... I--,
11 -1 .-lo?.--Sheffield . . t?
R! S,SW Southern I'nelnc . IW 107?; p'T^i
112 ?00 Southern Bnltwiiy . ia H> '.'7%
-? 1.970Southern Railway, pfd. 7'.:., 7.".'.i 7-:"',
V< Standard Uli. . 7.'?
,:"".i Tennessee Copper. ... .. :'V!?
171 iMT-vas I'aclili' . "I?i '.'-'i i'i -?'?>-.
11 ss.iW irnion I'uvltlc . I'd ", p i !?'.;??..
41'; as) United States Rubber... in ??? ?? : *
??' Culled Stat-s Steel. ,711:. ,1 -,'<?' .;..s
31*4 1,030 United States Steel, pfd 10714 10", 1"7:? IM
?'l'-j Vo.-Cnr. Chemical . ... ... 11
12 100 Va.?Cat-; Chemical, pfd.. II? lit' ilf> ll!i
I'O Va. T'y. and Power, com ... ... . . t')
lr'n Va. Ity. an I Power, pfd. ... ... ... .-TU
130V4 1.200 Wabash . 7-% ;?'. 7', .',
3&\ !.'<>i Wabnsh. pM. l??i^ p.-, ;:?
11" |>X1 Western t'nion . ?i ? >:'. -;::? s;!?
,s Wcyinan-Bruton Co. ... " ... i;:,
??'r'i Total saU-s for day, 307.c/?i -tuir ?-.
<:'\ Toll i gllies for week ttwo days)! T.V.o- .hares.
November .1.?.::. 10.63 10.41 W.K
December .10.? 10.6'S 10. G t??.i*.|
spot cotton olofed steady, ^ points higher;
middling uplands, 10.70; middling gulf, IO.M.
Batet, 1 sbAin.
Cotton, steadyS mlddilni!. ',0.70: gross re?
ceipt?. 4,2?;: baler: sales 1* bale*; stork, 191.
!>'.r b-cl<f; export to Great Britain. ;.1M)
bales: Coastwise, ;,IJ4 bales.
Total to-day tit alt ports?Net receipts,
41,141 bales: export to 'irc-at Britain. S.430
bales; to t,he. Continent, li.^I bales: to
Jupan. 1,16* bnle?. stock. 1,175,11* bales.
Consolidated at all ports?Net receipts.
Ill,174 bale?: export to Great Britain. St. F.S
bales; (o Frailer. -.9.753 bales; to the Conti?
nent. 75.7<V', hales; to Japan. 11.114 bales; to
Mexico. :? bales.
I Total slnr? September ! at all ports?Net
I receipts, Mai,H7a ba>s; export to Great
Britain. 3.MS),<CI balers to France, ??.uns
bale*: to the Continent, :'.r">7..v.i bales: to
Japan, B77.9&S bales; to Mexico; 1.755 bales.
New Orleans, February 14.?The price ?f |
otton broke suddenly ,?1 ? bale Into to-day I
In teh local exchange. This decided rem
i came without warning, and apparently
due to bear iaiding, realising of profits
loncs and heavy "ffeiinss ot contracts
froth Ihe interior. Cotton futures opened
rty at a decline of IUI points. The tnnr
Ikvl closed steady at a net decline of K-n;J|
I point". After -llclit fluctuations the market;)
wad duC4 nod featureless around '.he middle i
o- the morning, in ihe afternoon session,!
after remaining quiet, the market suddenly I
weakened and broke St n bale. At : o'clock
the prices were. Jltris points down trom th" I
ld?lir.?t of tlie day. Spot cotton steady and |
uneh.-iticc.l; middling, I0',ic. Sale* on ,lh
spot ;.4<<? bales nnd ?*? to arrive. February
I 10.39; March, ft.IS: May. I0.M; July, Ift.?f?; I
Antu.-t. io,4S| September, l?.44j October, 10.31; |
December, 10.40.
LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS.
(Furnished by Levy Commission Co., Com?
mission Merchants, Richmond, Vs.)
Richmond, V.l., February It. 10:.'.
I ACTUAL WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS Of
MARKET.
LIVB POULTRT.
I Turkey hens, lb. M Q 10
Turkey gobblers, lb. i:t
I Chickens, choice, ell?n:?., Ib.... 13 :i u
flit'kens, choice, nulluni, Ib.. i; ;r M
Chickens, larse, lb. '.i 13
Hens. lb.... }i in
Roosters, each. 3.". ti M
Ocere. tat. large, inch. (.fi so
Geese, small, each. . tV? 7*
Ducks, large, young, lo. .1 IS
Ducks, small, young, 11. r., |&
DRESSED POULTRY AND HOGS.
Head and Feet Oft.?
Turkey hens. M>. 17 is
Turkey gobblers, lb. 1", , p;
I Fowl, lb. 13 14
Chickens, lb. II ,7 |S
i Ducks, it>. 1* 5i. 17
Hots, th., aicording to size.! t> y> 7?j
I Stags . S ti?
j Roars . 3 <j fi
Spa re ribs . 1> <3 10
EGGS?Crat.-d.
In crates, nearby, Irerh. dog..
Iii criites. other sections, dor.. 31 ejf
BUTTER.
Family, choice, flesh, lb. (,
M< rohant**? fair, II. fj ;3
Lli'K .stock.
Veals, choice to fancy ib. (j, ;i^ I
poor lo fair, lb. 6J4j u
res, runnei s. Ib. t> y s'-j I
I She. p. lb. 3 ';f (Uj
! Lambs, spring, lb. fc iu*
ttle, fair to prime, lb. 4 y ?><,'
Regs. If. * it
I11DB8.
Dry flint. Ib.
y salt, lb.
een salt, Ib....
Green. Ib.
Crreen. damaged.
6 lit
9
a.
is
105?
94
; Beeswax .
PEAK AND BEANS
l'ea?. R. Eo No !. bus. t.SS *j
I Beans, choice navy; Im?. 2 X> y: 3.M ,
I FRUITS. ETC
Oranges, Fla., box . . iTS C
! aPPLESt?
1 No. t. hand picked, hbl. I.2S H 4/0
; Medium, bbl. t*0 ? :.W
? abbage. per l?o lbs. Hi 8 j
MARKET CONDI HONS.
Ess??Market actlvi to-day; outlook low?
er. Rite Poultry?liens' actives turkeys plen?
tiful and dm., ducks very active. Dressed
I Poultry?Fowl, chickens, ducks in good .le?
mon.I; turkeys; slow sale. Other produce]
steady. |
1 NBtV YORK rittlDUCJ: MARKET. j
I y.-.rk. February 11.?Flour?Quiet, but ?
I stead]'; Ry?- Flour -Quiet und steady. BUck-i
'wheat Flout I'.itu Oornmcnl?Hieiidy. Rye
Dul
red,
ladvahrs Mi)
Easy: export.
I nominal, cat
Finn:
.rt biitls! and 51.'T. '
Ibern. Dliliith, ll.Jlli
f|-ni ,t '. 'I Il> I
: July, fl.' !'.- Corn -
?. 1, afloat. Futures
Futures nominal. ?
Mi
a ?Sv*
and
Firm. I
Mar- j
- Basj . Cibbni
relghls and P?
Weak. (.'Heese?I
unrluiri]
:...vi a *.:
May. r
?.t0 ti"'
r..?i pi
nutnihe
in tes ?
if. iirll
; by loe.i! I
crude
i-rlrne I
< Hit \'.ii f.KAIN ?IAKKICT.
leo. II .. FebniaVy 11.-naplijl
irl.et for ?lie.tt
higher llian
ulieilens that withi
toi e a t I iverjiooj
nt the year ,,| tt,.
let 1 to-day to the
>c pncee were H'n
cht. Corn innd" ?,
?? Sc.. uu 1 o ,tt ?< J
licomo .-^ricil from ?
OATS?
May . 52*
July . !?:?
Kept. 4P
MESS PORK?Per bbl.
LAllU-IVr 100 Ibi.
May .9..-0 0.27 D.20 0?
July .9.1.7 a.U ?37 W
Sept.r>.tV) 3..<T 9.50 ;?.;
SHORT RIBS?Per 1?0 ibs.
May . ?.77 s.s'J 3.77
July . 5.65 J.JO s.W 5.1
*cp(.?.oo ?.oo i.J6 s.ro i
Cash srain cloied: Wheat?No. 3 red. Sl.OlU
(ffl < \: No. 3 ltd. sSjlll.01: No. : hard.
*: Ol .?1.0*: No. 3 h.ird, J9149fl.C?; No. I
northern, ll.10Vl.13; No. :: northern. 'lOJ?
I.II No. :t northern. 11.09 5 1.09: No. ? rprin;. '
*l??? I.*-*: No. 3 ?nrlng. 8J*T???i NO. 4 j
Kl>ilnR. >>SJi.(;; velvet rhatT, W.i tl.O'j: du-I
rum. toy 11.05. Corn?No. ::, 640<M<ie.: NO. 3i
Whit*. 64', H SlUc. ; X,,. S yVnu; SP, T; CP... . ; I
No. 4. ?I-V.i : N?. I w hite. ii Me.: N61
I yellow. 6i?;-ti?:c. Oat??No. 2. jic.: :.'o. 2
white, 53?i6r64e.; No. :i white. 5tg.S3r.; No. 4
white. ,s S fit'ite.; st.nn.lard. 53$??) :.3>-c.
Baltimore, Md.; February lt.?Wheat ?
Dull; spot, contract, t-o'ic. Chrn?Firm:
spots, ci.ntr.iet. 70-4.-. Oats?Firm; No. 3
while, Wc. Rye?Quiet; No. 2 western, do-I
mettle, 5K3J.O!.
RICHMOND tiRAfN MARKET.
Richmond. V.l., February II, |?tl
WHOLESALti QUOTATIONS ON 'CHANOB
VVHBAT-rCar lotr.
No. ??? led. Western. j ;.o.
So. .' r..<i. Virginia. u 1.05
Sa. J red. l.Ot :n
t'lrcthta, fta<c lots). ? j boo
COHN?Car lote.
No. .' white. a &
So. .. white. 74 -a.
No. mixed. if 74
go. 3 mixed. 2 *
Virginia (bag lots). 73 ? 7b
Corn on the cob. 70 a, 73
OATS?Car lots.
No. 2 mixed..'... fli 541? |
No. 3 mixed. 'n
No. 2 white. ?7ij:y &8
No. 3 white. MHO
tVlntemeed ibag lot;). ?13 47 7?
K VU?Car lot?.
No. 2. ei. 1.03
No. 3. Q l_0l
Virginia (bau !?'">. l-*> i-0l
IVhent?Dull. Corn?In fair demand. Oats
-Uul< t.
RICHMOND MAY MARKET.
Ulchinund, Vat, February 14, 1912.
The quotations are as follows:
No. 1 Timothy. 4f 124.00
No. 2 Timothy.tl.M it
No. 3 Timothy.22.0'? (j/
bight Clover, mixed. 24.50 (jf 25.00
No. 1 Clover, mixed. 23.60 & 24.0o
No. 1 Clover. ?& 24.VU
No. 2 Clover. 21.M sj
No. V Clover, mixed. 2J.O) (i
STRAW?Compressed . t) 13.50
Loose pressed, large bales.. 14.(4
BHUCKfi?Compressed . Is.M :>r
Loose pressed, large bates... 17.09. n
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND live; BTOCK MARKET.
iS.il.'s :ii Fnlon Stork Yards.)
Richmond, V'ni, February II. 1912.
llepori ot the live stock inarset for the]
week ending February is:
Receipts?Cattle, 323 head; calves, 0! head;
sheep, 41 head: hosts. 5,250 head.
liest steers. ?UffTe.; medium to itood. Hi jj I
Bei; common to fair. t'iJi.'.e.; best heifers; I
i'i I?'.. lr.edlum to good. liiffSKc.; common
to lair. ltf4V4c.; best cows, p.jjfic.: medium]
to go,?d. 3%t0 4'ic.; common to tuir. 5141) i
i'i':.: best oxen. 50M.4C.; fair to medium, I
l.tH'j?'-. bulls, iiV'iUjO.; ca!v?, 70>7Vie.;l
tair to medium, :.tf4'ie. Cows and calves,
$2.i V'" .00 per head. Rest heavy hogs, 614I
0\e.; good. '.40 to l$V-pouhd hogs, 6<i tTtitt; i
light hb?ii lind plus. 5'? ?'.? rt'ie.; sows and
flags. .". 'i ????: best iheep, l',4?4Mjc,; c?niinoii
to fair. ei4?SHe,; best lambs, 0!4t)7c.; com?
mon i" fa'lri I'.jflSHe.
Chicago. 111.. February 14.?Cattle?Receipts I
15.500 hcud. Market steady. !te.-v..?, $|.7?>.?
S.?>f': Texas steer-. J I.*",! C.7.'.; Western ?teers,
M.5??]7.00; stocken and feeders. |3.&04j 4.0S; I
.-.??> and heifers, i: p.i>i'6.50; ralv?s. J-..75W J
>.;(>. Hoki?Receipts. 3f'.'?0 bend. Mnrket 5i\ I
lower. I^iaht. to...O6.I0: mixed. >"..x5';i 6-'?>; !
heavy. 6,v.>?*..'<> ?.:<?: rough, g.t.C, ?<.?*>; pl(|n, j
H..-.JI ".'-?: bulk of sales. (6<j't. 16. Sheep?j
Receipts 23,0(0 liciid. Market strong. Native^
IS.15VJ4.70; western js.iosi 4.7"; yearlings,
{4.75ft 5.70: lambs, native, JI.25id6.60J wesi
erii, 11.50 ,i C.65.
New York. Ftthruore lt.?Rerve.f.-Fteers. 1
J4..V.-.i 7A'?; l'U'.'.>. ?".7515; cows. 12.25?5.0);
exir* tut do. |1.55^|6.40. Ort-steil beef.i
steede at S':!?.':?. t-'a'.Vef?Veals. ?7fl 10,74; ]
culls. 136/4.50; barnyard calves. J3f74.00}|
^?Sterns. t3.50)f6.00: city dressed veai?. ii'.>-.? 1
16.*.; country fli'.-s-eil. l')i._.'a 121-C. S'r.eej. and
l.ambs-.Hheep. ?5 ii..'.'>. wethers and mixed.
|i ;:.?? 4.73: lambs. j5tV7,tO; cullr. Sifi : 7.V
llogs-t.teaily lit I5.50H76.70; pigs, s'.'ci I?. I
RICIIMMM) TOUACCd MARKET. !
Richmond. Vn.. February 14. '.ii!2. j
Following an the quotations on thu Rich-j
inond Tobacco ExchShkc; '
DROWN till 1PFINCJ?NEW.
I.ugs- .?300 tg-4 iM
.-^iiort lent. 7.50 :j DAD
LOiig leaf. S3.) ;t io.?o;
Wrappers ?. 12.1.0 :j l;:.i?j'
DRIUltT?.
SiiOKKIiS-Coninion . 7.0) ft ?:?}?
.Medium . S.?9 t| ll.O)
Fine . 1j.<?? ,i 13.u0 j
UUTTBRderComhion . 12.00 cp I2.60|
Medium . 11.00 ;t 16.50
Fine . 17.00 15 1J.50
WRAPPERS-Common. s.o? \t- 10?
Medlun.U.to ? HiM
flood . 25.0 V 20.00
Fine .2.'.3'.'. ? 37.M '
Fancy . 40.(0 ?j I5.0J
SUN-CURE U?NEW.
t.us*. common 10 good. 5.50 <f 7.00
Lues, good to prime. 7 50 it s.30
.short leaf. * 00 A 10.(0
MISCEI.LANEOCh MARKET.?.
DRV OOODS MARKET.
New York. February 14?The cotton soo.ls
nsT.trketj hold very firm. Wide ahcetlnits
have been sdvsnred 1c ?; ? rd. .\b,.ut I.OW
bales of three-yard sheet Int? have been
sold 'er China shipment Worsted yarns
-r\ A::n. Knit :..or!> are being ad
vanccri for spot and f'j:ur<- shipment. The
Jobbing trade Is active
XAVAt STORES.
WHmlargton. N. C-. February Its?Spirits
Turpentine?Steady at li'-jc. ; receipts', casks.
Rosin?Steady ut tASO receipts barrels.
Tar--Flrm at $I.M; receipts W barrels. Crude
Turpentine?Firm at i3.t04H.80.
Savannah, da.. February II.?Turpcntloe
Flrm at 4?">. U 47l.e.: fa>? ;.:.1 eisks. receipts
ICI casks: shipments casks; stock "7,57t
s?s1ks. rtosln?Firm; alct 5?? barrel?: re?
ceipts 1.04S barrels; shipments Z.W, barrels;
stork M.S61 barrels. Quote: 13. fuj.sO.
Charleston. S. C. February t?.?Turpentine
?Firm at lOlje. Resin?Firm. Quote: A. D.
C. !??.
MARINE I XTVj LL1 GEN CE.
PORT OF RICHMOND FLBP.UAIIV it. 19UV
ARRI CEO.
Steamer Brandon. Barney. Norfolk, mcr-i
chandlsc and passengers, Old Dominion
Lint. I
Steamer Aurora. Furman, Petersburg and
James River landing*, merchandise and
pa^senser?, Furman Line.
Tub Standard Oil Company. No. IS, Burk.
Baltimore, barge of oil. Standard Oil Co. I
SAII.EU.
Steamer Brandon. Barney. Norfolk, mer
ehandlse and passengers. Old Dominion
Line;
steamer Mob.lark. Graves, Norfolk nnd
James; niter landings, merchandise and pas?
sengers. Virgl.ilu Navigation Company.
steamer Aurora, Furman, Petersburg and
James River landings, merchandise a.nd
passengers, Furtnnr. Line.
Tug Standard On Company, No. 13. Lurk,
Baltimore, oil barge. Standard Oil Co. j
L
GO TO KANSAS
Accepts Invitation to Deliver i
Series of Lectures at State
University.
lSpe< Inl t" The Times-Dispatch. I
Chat'ottcsv,tie, Va., February it ?Dr. ]
Charles Atptionsa smith, Lldgar Al an Pi
professor ol lingiish st tin- University ot\
Vtiglnta, will i'aic Charlottesvlllo at !
cad ol this week to deliver a scries of iu
turts before the. University of Kansas. II
w.;i lecture on February If to 'J3, incius.lv,.
rjnd his subject* for theic days will be, te
tpsclively, "The American Short Story,
"American Humor;" ??Idealism in American]
Literature.*' "Th'< Significance of the Uncle |
R.-inus Stories" and "Edgar Allan Foe."
the night of February ::i In. Smith ?villi
address the teachers of Topcka, Kan. II.s]
subject will be "American Literature In
Foreign Lands."
The occasion of Dr. Smith's tcrles of let
turis it an annual lectureship slvrn to the
University of Kansas. Those who have held |
tint lectureship before arc George llerbi -t
Palmer, ,,f Harvard; Pat,. Storey, of Chica?
go; Jostall Riet and David Starr .Ionian.
President A-.derman has designated Prof.
John \\\ Mallei Iii represent the University
of Virginia at t!.-; centennial Celebration of
the Academy <j! Natural Science?, of Phil?
adelphia, on March II. Th>> academy is one
ot the most famous scientific bodies in the
world. At the centennial next mouth the j
leading universities, and learned societies
America and Europe will be repr<-sented. ;s|
in the ciue of tl;e. University ,,f Virginia,!
by one of their most distinguished scholars,
Thn commemoration day exercises of
Johns Hopkins University will be iieid at
Baltimore February tf?. At the same time
alumni associations In nearly every ?tat?
In the Union will meet and dine anu. at I
usual, will exchange greetlncs by wlte with
the aiina matei and ?vlth ?ach other. The:
John? Hopkins Alimnl Association i?f Vir?
ginia win hold its meeting and dinner at]
tlii University of Vlrg.nlH. Arrangements!
are being msdi by I'rot. Robert M. Ul.-d. |
of ihe Unl\-ersity of Virginia, ami Prof. T. j
a. Lew Is, of Richmond College. a tar^e I
numbei ol .lohni Hopkins alumni are mem. i
hers ot tin l.'niversRy of Virginia faculty.
In addition '." them, many Itaehers, lawyers I
and business men from various parts ??: ti e
Stale wil bi present. Anion* them will le|
Pro:. John II. Latape. of Washington and |
Lee; Prof. T. .1 Stubb*. Jr. of Richmond,
shd Pro: Mall ?-.inter, of Ashland. Va.
i to city Council at ii special meeting has
approved amendments to the charter, and'
requeued ?.:?.< Senator and Delegates from
tili? distil.\ ;:, ihe Legislature to have
them enacted Int? law. The effect of thec
iitiiendihenls w| | he lo provide for font
comm ssioheri . ?eted by the people, lo i
laki over tin .ldmlnlstratlve functions now |
enjoyed bj tl, Council and to leave that;
body in nossestlon of the merely legislative |
powers. Including1 the power to levy taxes. I
impost* license'' and to make appropriations'
.>; toe revenues as at present. Th.t Is the!
lit a re et approach to what I? understood by
commissioner government that Iho Council 1
ASHLAND NEWS NOTES
I Special to The Tlmes-Plspntfh, 1
Ashland. Va., February II.?.Miss An?
nie M ft con Potts Is Ihe truest ...f Miss
Maty Garth, in CharlottCHVllle.
Mlsx Marxaiet Let leaves Krlday for
Ne?v York to 'i.-ll her sister. Mrs. Stew
art Smith.
Dr. It. i: LDackwcll has return d front
Warren ton.
Mi.-.- LlloUe Robinson, of Richmond,
wus ill- guest on Monday ,.f Miss Mar
tha Hutches
The V? om.in's Club met yestordny af-j
ternoon. ''William Dean llowells and i
Ills Works v.-.iM the subject of mi In
lerosllni; paper by Miss Anna Vodch.
Airs. Ii. r; SI ml they lid the discussion
on Current Kvehts."
Elliott'.Ionian, of Florence.!?. C, was
here to-day visiting his brother. Or
.1 W. Jordan.
Frank II. Cox spent the week-end in
Lynchbur", with his sister. Mr*. DftVU
Hell.
A Si. Valentine ten ?vaa given this
aft triiooil by the women of ihe Ashland
Christian Chinch, which proved a irCnt
sme,.-.-. both socially and financially.
Mr. and Mrs Andrew I.. ISllOlt, at
South Norwood. Ohio. J.,iive Issued In-'
vllntlon* to Ui.- marriage .<( tin ir
daughter, N.itny Tussowell. lo ticorgo
I I'llhItIIn Vuughuil, <oi Wednesday, l-'oli
riiary 18, at hit If-after ."? o'clock. In tl. .?
Church uf the Uood Shepherd. Norwood,
Oliip, Mr. Cuugliaii Is ilk si r. oi Mrs.
I. r. Vaugliuit, "f "Passeduhai" near
Ashland, and hi.- coining marriage Is
?f ?real interest hero.
Miss Sara Curdwclt lias returncfl
from .1 visit tt> iir- home uf hit" grand
father. Judge w . II. Onrdwetl. llatt
Pre.nietcr Who Was Asleep in
Building Has Narrow
Escape.
I Special to rap Tlmei-Dhspatcb.l
Ilarrisonburt;, Vs., February II.?Fire this
morning ..i :i o'clock completely destroyed
the s?t. James Hotel at IJroadwny, ttocklng
ln.n county, Prof. Far: llydc, who recently
iimigtu t;??- building, wati :,>;n i, on the third
ll.-or. .ni.l had
il.c
> Ith
:l|ll
u*d fr<
it ti.
bulldlus
dry
fhird-stoiy wii
Wan the only
wo? difficult to a iyak<
Til., ilrt started umong a lot ?'.
shingles en ihe ground Hoot, where the:
had been placed yeiterday afternoon ii I
believed Uia; a llrchug I? busy.
About six w<eki .-.go Prof. Hyde'" re?l
deuce- ???.? destr
and lo
Clildreii mm
UpOII ai'.fr.
Mrr. Ilyii.
return in a
illy bad
thnt
he
, ot the
vlndow
i-ted
mi
sll t.
Ml
Hyde.'I
tlneburg, W vi,
U of th..- ilrosdway
building was incur
iso heavily on books
I'm!. Hyde i* ,,r|
Hieb rkrliool. The I
cd. but Mr. Hyde ?
..nil other ronien:.-.
As a result cf a factional klek th- fiev
em'.i Congressional District Committee ro
aucnibled her? yesterday and changod the
chit, ef tlo district convention from Feb?
ruary 29 to March I.-. Ex-Postmaster Keet?;
kicked "ii tho legality o! the other meeting,
md the committee to make sure met ? sec?
ond time. The Ackcr-Ke< selltei arc fighting
.'or Roeicvelt, but Ihc orjanlzatlon I? strong
for Ta.'t.
Only 8 Hours
to New York
I II Jtoii.lt PAIltOlt CA It.
llultlmorc iincl Ohio.
Leave Richmond, Byrd .Street Sta?
tion, dally at 12.01 no.in for Baltlmor\
Philadelphia and New York. No oh.in~e
of care.
TO AND FROM WASHINGTON AND BEYOND.
I.envo Richmond I Arrive Richmond
'4..'.ii A.M. Bjr<l St.Ms..
??..liA.Jl. Main M. Sta.
?i 5 I A.M. Uyrd St.Sta.
?TP A.M. Itjrd St. Sta.
??.4% A.M. Main St.Sta.
?S.4-1 A.M. Bjrd St. Ma.
'0.30 A.M. Main St.Sta.
?l-J.oi nonn li.r.l St. Sta.
(2.00 P.M. Hjrd St. Sin.
T8.5U P.M. B;rd tit. Sta
?4.1 . I'.M. F.ltiO Station
?.'..15 P.M. MaluSt. Sta
?s.illP.M. HjfrdSI. Sta
?7.40 A.M. BjrlSt.SU.
ill.*5 A.M. Klba Statloo.
Ml.Hi A.M. Rjrd St.Ma.
?1.12 I'.h. SatnSt.Kta.
?2.45 I'.M. ItjrdSt.Sta.
16.?U P.M. Bird St.Sta.
P.M. IljrdM.Ma.
is.lOl'ja.Main St.Sta.
"J.IO P.M. Iljrd St.Sta.
?0.32 P.M. Main St. St*.
?lO.iO I'.M. II, r4 St.SU.
'I1.8U I'.M. Mato St. Sta.
'lj.nilnlrbt II ,ri St.Sta.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS -WEEKDAYS,
l.eare IDrd Si. Sta. 1.00 P. M. for Frodcrlessbnrr.
[Lesse lil?a Sia. S.20 A. H.,0.30 P. M. for Aihlana.
Vrrltelljrd St.Sia.s.J.i A.M.rrom Frr4?rle*.?b'g.
.rrlic Klba StvO.30 A.Jt..fi..'10 P.M. from I. Id an 4.
?Daily. ;Wctkd?r?. ?Sundays oaly.
' Daily except Monday.
All trains lo or (rom Ilyrd Street Station
(except trains leaving 4.50 a. m., 5.50 a. m and
arriving a 50 night) atop at Klba. Tim? of
errlvali and departures not guaranteed. Road
the signs.
SO U THERN RAILWAY
i'KKMIEK CARRIER OF TH? ? OUT It.
Trains Leave Richmond.
N. B?Following schedule figures publish?
ed us Information and not guaranteed:
For the SoUth?Daily: o:10 A. 3d Loca
;0:43 A. M. Express. ' Ue P. M. Express,
with electric lighted Sleeping Car for At?
lant:, ?i.-? Birmingham. 11:45 1'. M. Express
Week Days: 3:'? P M. Local.
YORK RIVER LINK.
4:79 P. 51. ? Dally.?Conducting for Bal?
timore 31on., Wed. and Friday, 6:0o a. lt.?
Ex. sun and i'.IO P. 31. ?51on.. Wed. and
Friday?Local.
Trainj Arrlva Richmond.
From tho south. 4:50 A. 51.. 1:40 a. 51
J:? P. 51.. !:t? P. 51.. dally; 12:.-* Ex Sun
Fro.ti West Point: 3:30 a. 51. daily. n;jo A
5!.. Man.. We and Frl.. 4;-5 I". M Ex. Suu.
6. 12. BURGESS, n. P. A.,
907 E. Main 81 'Ph?n? Madison SIX
Cheasapeke & Ohio Railway
I:4tl a. ?Lt...11?Dally ?New uori News.
{:2o A.?Loeal?Dally- Ch'vtlla. Ex. Sun
Thurr-.ond
IV 00 A.?Express?Dally? ..crfoik. Old r'nlnf
iW:00A.?Local--Daily?Lch*'g. Lix. C. I-'otg,.
*..'/j H.?ExpretsassDally? m.-L'vllla.
tl:M I*.?Kxpre**?Dally? t'orfolk, N. Newa
5 .vi I'.?Local?Lsaily?N. .'ew?. Holot.
i .'.i> P.?Local? Dally?Oordonavlllc.
5:15 P.?Local?Ex. Suo.?Lchbg, Natural!
Uno^c. ..niton F-srge.
I'..g- . .'.nuei'iL Chl'go,
?;;.*>! P.^Expr?**?Dally?'"ocinr.a-.;. L'vl.ia.
?gleepera. (Par.or Cars.
I'KAlNh A It III. K HIOI-.3IOND?Local .'rom I
F.ast: e.'..". A M. 7:50 F. M. Through from!
Ea?t: '.1.33 A. 51.. 4:30 P. M. Local from j
Well! V.3'J A. 51.. 0.53 A. M. and 7:12, P. M.
Through: : V> A. 51., 2 35 V. 51. and 3:30 P. M.
Jama* River Line: ??5-2i A. M . C.C F. M.
?? Hatli except Sunday
At.antic Coast Line
EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1st. 1*12.
TRAINS LEAVE KlCll.tfOND UAILV.
For Fb.r'da and South i:15 A M. and
7:35 P. M.. ?lOtSO F. M.. 1:00 A. M.
\ tor Noriolk: ?:00 A. -??.? F. ?4.. 4:10
1 P. 51.
For N. * W. R>. West: 4:13 A 51.. 10:00
I A 3s., 2:00 i 51., ?:20 P 51.
I For Petersburg: 1.00 A. AI.. 6:15 A M.,
1:16 A. M.. ?:W A. 51.. 10:uJ A. 51., 1:00 P. 54.,
410 P. 51.. 6.03 P. M.. 1:15 P. 51.. 0.2O p. ii..
11:15 F. M.
I For Ooldsboro and PSyatlevtlle: '1:10 P it.
Trau. 1 arriv? I'.ichn.ond dally: 4:40 A. M ,
t:V. A. 31., 11.40 A. 51., oT .0j A. M., 't -.H A
51., ??10:)& A. 31.. 11:40 A. 51., ?2:03 P. 54..
??1:10 p 31.. 6:? P 31.. 6:33 P. 51.. S.00 P. 11.,
?:w P. 51.. il:3? p. M.
?Except Sunday. ??Sunday only. uExeept
31 und ay.
Tim* of arrival and departura und cod
ceclions no' :.uurantaet.
C. .- l.'A3lPBe2LL, D. f. , 5? Matn St
MMtl-oLK ? AMI IVBSl Krifi RAILWAV.
O.M.Y ai.I. It A11. LINK ru NORFOLK.
Schedule in . if..ct January 1st, 1?12.
Leave Uyrd Street Station. Richmond, FOlt
NoliFoLK '.? ??? \. 31., ??. ?> P. 51.. *l:10 P. 51.
FOR LYNCHHURU AND THE WEST: '6:13
A. M ?IO;uO a. 31.. '3.10 P. 3l..*>:t0 P. 31.
Arrlvi Klchmonil from Norfolk: ?11:40 A. Ma
?C.33 P. 31.. ?11:30 I'. 31. From tlie IV?si: ?6:10
A. 51.. u2:OJ 1'. 31.. b!:li, p. 5t.. '6:^5 P. 51..
??!(0 P. 31.
?Daily, uDally ix. Sunday. bSunday only.
Pullman Parlor and Sle.plng Cara.
W. II. BEVILU C. H. DOS LET,
0 I' A.. Itoanoke.. D. P A,., Richmond.
MtilMUMl AMI rill'.s.AI-KAItr UAV
RAILWAY COM PA N V.
Fehedule of electric .ralna 10 und from
Ashland, stopping at Intermediate station*
upon stgna.: Lv. Richmond (Hroad and
Laiirnl Sis.): '0:03. ?7:10, k;IOb. 9:10. ??10:10,
I!:lu A. .V.; 1:10. 2:10. 3:10. 4:>b. 6:10. ?::f.
1:10, 1:10b. 11:13 p. 31 Lv. Albtand!
?3:55. iu. 5. frb. 10. ??!! A M.. 'i'.' M., "I. 2.
1. 4. 5b. 4. 7. 8, Ib. II P. 14.
?Dally except Sunday ??Sunday on!;.
bCarriea biiKgage
MKABOARB AIR I.IM..
Southbound trains scheduled to leave rtich
mosd dally: !<:lo A. M.?l<oeni to Norllnai.
1:1* P. M.?Sie? per* und conchei, Atlanta,
lilrmlngham; Savannah, Jacksonville. 8:13 P.
M.-Florida Limited (except Sunday). s?:|i p.
31.?Sleeper and concher. Jaeksonvllie. 11:13)
P. M.-sleepers, and coaches, lilrmlngham,
Memphis. Northbound trains scheduled . to
arrive in Richmond dally. S;S2 A. 31.. 7:2? A.
3t.. !?:..; a. m. (except Monday); i:05 P. M.,
t.4i P, 34.. Local.
Jrfnancfal financial
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ESTABLISHED 1874.
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And Dealers in
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SECURITIES
Corner Sth and Main !Sts., Richmond, Va
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For Stales, Cities, Counties and Railroad Cor porations and
large Industrial Enterprises.
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DRAW BILLS OF EXCHANGE
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For Travelers' use, available in United Slates, Europe and
Central and South America*
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The man nho to-day U pointed <$it ?? havlnr; attained auccess la
tbr one that early started to iitp,
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L-vatlroiiuG
Richmond & Petersburg ?ectric Railway
Cara leave Manchester. Seventh and Parry
Streeta. for Petersburg:
??. 7. 8. ?9 10. 11. *12 A. U.. 1. 2. 'S. 4. ?.
?Vi?. 7. 8. ?? 10 P. M.
11:00 P. A., tor Cbeater. UtOO mldolsbt fai
Petersburg.
Cara leave Petersburg, foot of Sycamort
Etrtet, for Manchester:
T5:16. 6:35. "7:14. 'T-.M. 8:84. S:Sl. ?lOtl?. ll'.li
A. M.. 12:25. "1:1b, 2:34. ?:3i. M ... . 1:31.
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?Carries t .i,:k. and sxpraaa.
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All cara from Petersburg eonntct with
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I Leave Newpun Newt.6:00 A. M. j
Arrlv? Norfollc.?:00 A. Ja. ?
Connects with main Una tteamers leaving ?
Norfolk for New Yorlc dally except Sunday !
1:00 P. M Conn..cilona alto made by N. at
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