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Xcl GhId.v of Importance llecordcd
at Clojie. When There Is
l*roflt ?Taking.
STREET WATCIIIXCJ CAPITA l<
Keeping 11) e on Washington in An
ticipation of Passage ??f \rmetl
Sliip Kill. Which Would Cause Kx
tra Session of House.
nv hroadan \v.\i.i
VI-:W TOKK. Marvh ? ?The public came to '
Wall Street Io-d.1J and Murk", were buoy- ;
ant. Vet gn ins of importance wore record- i
cd at the clo?e but wen those (Inures
were not the best ot tnc d*v f?>r there
was prollt-taking in the last luilf-huur. In
ilu^lriiili alone advanced Halts held l(acl?
l?c< hu.-" th* Su|?reme Court failed to an
nounce its decision in rrcitr'l to th'* con- .
Ktltutionaiity of th? c.glit-hoUr law on rail
rua<l>.
IJelirf in higher pi - was due chief.y
to the te. liio.nl loiolmoii of (Ik market
Mhii'li WHS excited bv t he vigorous stand
taken bv th> Prefldei Wall Street seoms
to be lit complete s> mpntliv with him fur
t It" ilrj-t 11in?
The bullishness will not be.?r analysis, and
it is new nobodv ha* thought of analys
ing it The upward movement was started
la.it week !?> Iuu-tIhlit bankers w ho uo
I lev. thai If th? I'reM'I'-i t be l"ft alone to
handle ill* Herman problem he will keep
th- country out "f war im the ..tber
hmiil much of th- buying done bv the
publte to-d?v us based on a belief that If
the Senate, while It it in spe. lal ?es?ion.
passes til* ..rnied ship hi 11 thai will cause
the president I'l ?all the House into
sion also IK* <-^n l>e sure that tb> Mouse
will lias." It Then he will have fongri-s?
on his hands and the r. asol! on which the
Hilvrtiirt' uir based will have vanished.
\VH?EK lMSTIMIU TION
THAN Kill MAN* W l.hKS
.s,> Jin,. the advance cannot be |iro\e.i
logical it must In a. . . |.t?d as a necessary
result of te* hniciii conditions whoh ev?r> -
body has recoutii/.ed for w-o-ks. n>. ? o. n
were rrmlorcii tnoi?cr?llvp by tin r??r mat
thi? countrv \?U? Income involve*! in war
United Stat"* Stcr\ wi.r as ovi-r. th* fa
vorite. It wnn heavily houchl b> important
traders aim as freely taken by luiiui^
share people and ouil lot bu.Ncr? I tab t no
per and Anacondu were loaders of their
department of the niark-t. Th? business
was inore widely distributed than it had
b?eti for weeks. . . ,
Marine Issues of a'! kinds responded
rapidly to the news that the bill to arm
ships "had been reintroduced in the Senate.
Mercantile Marine advanced. all told, mure
than four points: Atlantic Oulf and West
Indies, seven, and Pa-trie Mall, two When,
at tho elose of the day doubt tvas ca?t on
the right of the Senate to consider a bill
In special session without tho House al*o
being in session, profit-taking whs in evi
dence in these Issues.
CENTRAL J.EATII Kit ADVANCES
TO STItOMi POSITION
Bethlehem Steel caught the sboris nap- I
plnK whan It opened se\<-n points above the
close of the previous day. hut It soon lost the
entire advance. At the high price and with
the "H" stock at 11*. it meant 401 for the
old stock as avalnst .? priee of .Tti last w? ? I;.
Mid\ale also <ltd better, but It failed to re
spond to the remarkable report of earn- '
tn;;s as the Street thinks It should I* Is
said to be carniiiK "l t tic rate ?>f IU0 a
share.
C'enlral Leather ban a wliolo-souled ad
vance ilue to prollts the Street believes it
will make llllitiR itovi rnment eontrai-ts. It
is In strong position, and so is Hide and
I.eathT H the polio of allowing onl>
moderate prollts is adhered to there vvi;l
be inueli disappoinlint nt. for the goods \vi.l
be taken by the gov < rnment anyhow, since
the possible vendors art so few in number.
The activity of the government in regar.i
to leather goods bod'-s no good to the pub
lic in the matter of footwear.
Another stock lo attra- t attention, par
ticularly was Kehiglt Vallej It declined
sharplv and rumors said the dividend might
be passed. This Is a favorite rumor regard
ing Lehigh which always moves sharply
when it moves at all
In addition to the aitunl performances
of industrials much was he;<rd of plans to
advance other Issues Kuying of several
of the motors was bused on suoli expecta
tions. Corn Products, with it.s earnings of j
above CO per cent on the preferred stock,
wan well taken In expectation of a move- j
ment. Car Foundry was another In which j
there was good buying. The reason there .
was tlie earning), of 16 |"-r cent for the
last year. The cotnpan> Is understood to.
have secured one of the very few new con- I
tracts the allies are placing tor war ina
v terlal.
Vr.W VOIt K. March M"rcanttle pai>er. j
Sterling: sixty-day bills. 14.71; com- j
murelal sixty day bills on banks, $t.71:
.(Iiiiinercla! sixty-ilay bills II'M,: demand,
ll Tii. cables. J4.76 7-lfi; francs demand. ?'M-*. i
Har silver. M'-xlean dollars, is3,; gov
eminent bonds, steady; railroad bonds,
steady. Time loans, steads; sixiv days,
n>, ft 4; ninety >U)s. six montli.-s
41/4',. fall money, steady: high. low.
"'4: ruling rate. L'1-.-; lust loan. . elosinjr
bbi. ofTcved at "'j.
BOND US1
Anplo-l-'rench ;??
American Writing I'aper tbidi si
Atlantic foast I.ine l<t 4v <a>kedi... .. '' '4.
A. t". I..?I., and V. 4s >;;i, I
I., cv. is t Halt iinove ? (askrdi...
fhesaprake and t.ihio cv. 4'-jr
? "hesapeake Slid (lllin ' ? ;.s ??]
Liggett and Myers, 6s . . 101';
Mercantile Marine (Iitdi.. I"*11,
Seaboard Air Line udj. .'s >yj\
Southern llallwny 4s . "O",
Southern Itnllvvav ... p?v
U'. S. llegi(U..reti*V.'s. !'?,??? t bid ? !?5
l_". S. ftegistcriM VI* - l.'lx 1 bid 1 bo',
U. S. Itcglstereti 4% IX1" 1 bid 1 K..H
IT. S. Itoglstered 1'aiiam i. IVil tbldt.. lisi 1
I'lliteiJ States Steel ". f ;'?< Iflfi
Va.-Hrown Hrot. 1 . \'a.? ?V>i,
Va -far. fhmi fo? 1st '.!o,
Va -far. flii'micdl cv >.? t<"'l
Va. Hy. and Power fo ;.s- (xskrili. S0'v
Kl( IIMtlMl STOCK MlllKin.
(Caskle 1; Hnr. h A* **0 1
Hiehniond. Va.. March 1. i>:;
S \ I.KS ? ?.V ?4( 'A 111 ?
te Old I.ioininion Trust Co, i'?;
I'U V*. Ry. and Power fi. . com 4,M,.
1" \'a Hy. and Power fo.. pfd.. I'll
STATE SFfl.'l:ITI1 :S Hid. Asked.
Virginia C?ld f and P. :?!
N irjcliiia fenturies M , s.'.i;
CI TV SKI.TH ITI US
Jltchniond flty ts. R im
I'tehrriond ?'ity l? < and It .... l'"i
HA I I.RO AI > IImNIjS.
Seaboard Ad.i. 5s .. . .. i.ji.
Southern Itajlvvav 1st . ]0I
So. It. I>ev. and <? M. 4< 70
STHHRT P.AILU HONT.i.s
Nor. end I'm't True
Nor. Hy. and Light I ?t - .. Xt
\"a. Itv and Power <'?
STIIKKT It V S T? "'US Par. Hid V-, I
Norfolk H> and I ighi fo -j.:,
Va. Hy. and Power Co., |if<| 100W 102
\a P.-.. and Power f.. ><im !??> |:, 1, <.";i
V? -W.-steri I'owej. ;.f,|
HAP.P.M,\r? ST< .. K -?
Atlantic r"f,H?t Line eoni i"i iir;
* "h'-Sf-peak? a 'il i?lr.. *i
Sot foil. .11 t \v. .:. 1 . is. ].?
It K and I' ."in I'.i ;'Sn
H 1" and P I ?iv 1 n.llg i<w
11., I*, and P p. * guar liM .:??> ;r.'a
I! , K and I' 7 :? t*:iat 10 > . "
H. and P and II . 1' ai d 1'
Connection l<v." j-.
Seaboard Air I. pf<i ;'^i
Seaboard Air Line, com . iftO 15 ...
Southern Hallway. pf.J .
Southeri, Hallwav 100 -'X.
HANK AND Tla'ST 1 UMPA.W Mck:KS
American National Hank
Jtroad 8tre?l Haiti* . ;-.i 17 . .
Commerce and Trus* ;? i^j
Central N'ntional lii.nk I11*>
Klrst National Hai.k I i ."jf't,
Mechanics' 'fid Merchant*
Manchester Naliot-nl H.tn'. r^O
National State and f'ty.... . 1' Hi
<Jld Dominion Trust ' 1 p.D 1?;%
rt'd Hank and Trust ?' ... \
lt d Trust and ?a\lng? fo lr,ft Uf'*, 121
tlnlou Ha'ik . .i> ms
Virriula Trust < o ... . j>.?j
MISfKLLANROLS
Jeff. Healtv forp im j.fd . ... ?.%
Vn.-Cir. t'herni'ai pfd ii.
Va.-far 1 'h? :nlcal com l'?o 11
Hulld'.riff and Li a 11 C" !'?? pis
Va. Klrc anil Mar. Ins fo 1* sj
COTTON MlllKKTS.
N KW VOIIK, Ma 1: - live cotton mar
ket was les? active to-dav with i.rb e,
showing a tend? re > to >a-' off sf'?r the
recent advance After selling at 17 <ativ.
May rallied to 17'.<! but broke to 17,60 in
the late trading and ri,,x?ii at that level
with the general list ?lo.Mi.g ,1 y ??t
loa? of 7 to 20 point?
The market opened steady at a decline
of ft to 18 point' on old crop month" while
the new crop was unchanged to 1 point
higher Huving was mu0 or about IL' to 17 points alio-, e ian
night's clocmg figures
lulj sold off to 17.47, a.id Ortoher to
16..VI In the last trading Poit receipts 10.
?lay. 13.013 United Slates port stoil.s 1
11*" Kxporte. lu.427. making 4.1i3,51S s.o fa:
this tttion. Cotton closed r av.
fit>en. lllrh l.ov.* <"|os.?
,March 17.75 17 17 7:. 17.7't
May 17 (?.. 17 *1 17.f0 li.irt
July 17 67 17 17 4 1; 43
October 1 CM \f. S: l<l f.v p; ;,s
Decomber is 10.70 ]? t\
Spol, ateady; middling U.lOe.
XBW TIjHK. March ( Port movement?
MlddlltiK. It 10c; stock. 146.lis balei
Tola! to.day at all pom a -Net reeeipt*
1?,014 bales; exports. C,20?j bales; .-took.
J.271.5JS baits
Total fot week ?Net recciptf, JI.IM b*lt?;<
ports, i) iVt b<il6?.
aa
Official Range and Sale of Stocks in New York
Sale*. SloiU.
4.800 Allls-Chalmers
500 Ailis-Chalmerj-. pfd. ...
A in. A?r. Chain., coin...
5.100 A in. 1 ?*? c t SiiKar, com...
S,4"o Anieriean Can
300 American Can, 1 >f>i
".SUO Am. Cur ninl i'oundrv..
Am. Cotton Oil "...
J.0O0 Am. Utile and Lea'r. pfd
1.300 Am. LliiKceti Oil. pfii. .
4.600 American Loco
100 American Loco.. pfd..
vsou American Smelting ....
American Snuff, com. .
6 mi American Suyrar
M>0 Am. Tel. ami Tel. Co.. .
lov Ainorican Tobacco. com.
American Tobacco, pfd..
*?00 Am. Writ ins Paper. pfd.
-.200 American Zinc
35.600 Anaconda Copper
3.2)0 Atchison 4
Atlantic Coast Line . . .
A. <'. L. of 1 "t. 1 ISalto. 1
t.soo Haltimorc ami Ohio....
2.200 Hetlilehem Steel com..
Heilileheni Steel. pfd...
?.400 Ha Id win Loco.
600 Hrooklyti Hapid Transit
4 1.000 Central Leather, com...
TO" Canadian Pacific
2.00' California I'etrolenm
voo Chesapeake ami Ohio..
-00 chicaco t'Sreat Western.
200 Chi. Ureal Western, pfd
3.300 Chi.. Mil. ami St. Paul. .
-1.000 Crucible Steel Cor.. coin
Crucible Steel. i>f<l
4.000 Colorado Fuel ami Iron.
Colorado and Southern.
I.SOfl Corn Product.", com....
0.7 "I Distillers
2"0 Homo Mines
4.40a Krle
300 Ijrie. 1st pfd. .........
I'ed. Min. and Sin., pfd.
too Cieneral Klectrie
2on Coodrich. coin
'??? Croat Northern pfd. . . .
37.'00 Croat Northern Ore Ctfs
000 Coif state steel
? in IT State Steel. 2d pfd.
l.onfl Illinois Central
1 0.000 Inspiration Copper .. .
Interboro-Cons.. com.
200 Interboro-Cons. pfd
22.900 Int. Mer. Mar., 'com
3T.S00 Int. Mop. Mar., pfd....
UY THOMAS UltANCll .*
Clu.iliitf
Ou<m> lllicli. Low Ul.I. Ask 0
?? 274 2S? 271
S64 St; 4
!IJ^
144
I0M
*Si
;.3i
73
10.1
101
i i 24
12 5,
Jus
iil
3* J
sti
10 2 J
I 17
5 11
004
?SOj
154
244
iu
:u
S2\
? a
4S4*
P'i
20 if
40
J r.r,
56i|
11.1
1V:';'
i 0 i 1
?04
67
2Si
" 4 J
!?:tg
4."'K
L?N4
00
?; 1
.ms
7 :t i
105
101 3
1124
12?j
?jos
1024
."it; j
o.;i
1541
2 4 i
:.o;
12
.11; 4
82 S
tiSi
40J
23 4
22 4
104
4 0
I P.
106s
05
6 2 ^
3.i;
7 I 4
10;.
1001
1 i i
I 254
2US"
i U
3S}
s 4 i
10 u
1 i
6!l <
s t? i
21
s
> 1 i
36
Mi
66;
'
*224
204
1 !? *
264
40
105.4 ioij
101 ?;
01 s
2!?i!
274
m;
00-i
02*
?5
I mi&
Os
4 24
6 I
?'? 'i
1 'I
I 00J
t::.:
II a*
12:.;
2"s
106
15
" s 4
5 I ?
101 i
113i
112
7;, 1
1:: :?
II64
5 4 j
074
?* 2 j
154
2 I
"?M
1 '4
36
Mi
064
II 21
1st
SO 4
?? 2
03 ii
I "'4
I"6
I00S
I l<>
I I I
12114
2?lS 4
lo;i
16
3!i
ksr.i
init
111
1 1 6
110*
130
54 i
6:1!
0 2 i'
14
2 ?
I 2
CO.. Hunker* ami Uiokeio.
t^alof. Stock.
Olicn
1111. Paper, vom ::;i
Int. Paper, pfd in; J
Kcnnecott Corp it,;
2 M1 Kiiiimis City So., com... 21 J
6.6110 Lackawanna Steel s;:
13.00U Lcliifth Valley 71
Lipi;cil and Mjers. com. ...
Lorillard Tobacco, com. . . .
Louisville and Nash I 2.11 I
.Maxwell, coin
Maxwell. 1st pfd . 72
Maxwell, 2nd pl'd 35j
Mexican Petroleum ... >7.
Miami Copper
Mo.. Kan. and Texas...
i'ii Missouri Pacific cif.?...
?;i"i National Lead. coin....
New I la veil
New York Central
;:0o N. Y.. Out. and Western
"??Hi Norfolk and Western...
::???' Northern Pacific
,'.nni Pa. ilie Mail
30" Pcnnsy1viii.?.\
:ion l*itt.siiori;li I'oal. com...
Pressed Steel Cur
U.v. Steel Siirin^, com..
U'-adinu
Hep. Iruil aoil Steel. . . .
Hep. Iron and Steel, pfd
11. I. and I 'acinc 1 '1 fs . .
3oo Seaboaid Air Line, com
Seaboard Air Line, pfd.
St. L. Sou III western, com
2.onii Sloss-Slieffield. com.
Southern I'acilie
10.200
1,60"
15.600
200
1,5uo
liii.
50ii
7.5'ln
1.7 ""
?J. I mi
3.31HI
1
3.50H
11111
I 6.20 1
1 s.6C"
3"0
so.
llUli.
I"i
Si
'? i
I J
I/.
I
I 2
5 s
I I 4
!o;I
232
1 27.1
1 03 j
224
. 1
SOI
14!
20;
toy
205
12
161'
1 13
I "5
I"1
6"4
1 "a
66
2 St
?'0i|
1 13
10
26
21
20
20S
40
43
1 00
LI 00 Southern Kailway
too Southern Hallway.
10" Tcune^.iee Copper
'?00 Texas Coin.tally
Texas I'aelftc ....
pfd.
I.700 L'niou Paeilfc
s?" I . s. Cast Iron Pipe, com
I.iO.i I nited 1'Igar Stores, com
[ l.siio | . s, liubber com
1 I0.SOO r. S. Steel, com
i.i"o c. s. steel, pfd ;;;;'
. . _ \a.-Car. ciiem., com.
? V;i..Cnr. Client., pfil,
113 1I.3J too Wabasli, coin
"" 37 LOO" Wabasli. pfd. oil
1154 l.'oo VT a bash. pfd. (b>.. .!!!
I ? ' ...Ml" W ? Si 11! u ll< >1) ve
102 1.200 Western I'liion
00', :;i(0 White Motors
? 3 Hay llerculese
?.'?a' l.oOO Toliaceo Products,
Total sales for
com
da v
15
2 2!' 4
i::4
Pit
!.;.4
5 0 4
I 111;
117!.'
12;
10 A
014
10 J
a I S
055.
Hit
I 2
5S|[
Hi
00 i
I 20 '
l'3?
214
5 It!
t'.l
so
51 i
Ml
2s(
I 5
5 s 4
I 5
220i
i 35 J
20l.
10|"
1 i 1 ,
11 s
123
1 !? '.
0 I
:??4
10,
21 *.
1251
I I i
1271
I ICC
I i
JIJ
S3 4
OS 4
2 15
202
1254
57 \
ni
354
ss t
II
71
I I ?
5 7 J
I3j
12 74
102 i
23 i
5 I
?7i
50
51 a
03 i
S114
102
1U it;
02 i
13 14
10a
or. 4
.*>0.4
I 10
1174
I'I
:? 1
10 >.
, 1 " ;v" ;*iio,.i00 shares.
rotal .sales for week (two days). 1.7S9.700 shares.
63
021
1'?
5S
15
22S 4
1 IJ
10
I OS
I 21
40
25 i
1 s n
03
404
I >,
5ia
Total for s?ason - N>1 r?cfl|H?, 0.94S.426
hairs; exports. 4.IU1.9V7 bale?
NKW OIU.I2ANS. March S.-Cotton wy.t
very steaily during to-da>'e market, but
we*l!?ii'.'(l toward t lie end. The tendency
of t4ie nmrkrt wa? upward.
Arouml the opening t lure was a fall of'
to points. Hood support tnet tills decline
and the market reacted to a net advant-e
whlrli wltlonwl until in lh? early afternoon '
active month." were i:i to 21 po^nt* above
yesterday's dose. At the lowest the trad
ing months were 4 to lit points under yon- j
frelay's llnal quotations: the close was 1 to |
It points, down. net. Closed steady at a
decline of I to It points Clone:
March, 17:.*: May. 17.1*; July. 17.07: Oc
tober. in. 24: December. Hi.
Spot, steady and unchanged Sale* on the
-?pot. 1.bales: to arrive. 1!*.". bales. Mid
dling. 17.0'lc.
\r.\V YIIKU rROIll'CK MAHKKT.
N'i:\\ YOltK. March ti. Ita* sugar. barely
steadj : centrifugal. 5.4ii: molasses, 4.59: re
ftneil, .steady Hutter, .steady: ? he, se, steady.
Spot coffee, dull; Hio 7s. !?<??: Santos 4s. 10'i.
The market for cottonseed oil was hlKher
?ally on the further sharp advance In hog-%
out ' pra< llcally all the upturn was lost
!>? fore tin- close under scattered selling by
" nogs and hedge pressure. Final prices were
I points lower to 1 net higher.
Spot. 1".,?>'i bbl: March. I i.olKii l*.t>0; April.
i.TSfii l:s.M: May. t:i S7: June. 1 :t.r.4"ff
l"f,7; Jul* and August. 1 ."?>'?'<1 IT.7: Septem
ber n.-'C'ii IS.oii. October, l;5.00fir II1.05 Total
sales. X'.WiO. CottoiiseotI oil closed steady.
Itl< II MOV It l'l(OI)t:('K MAIIKIX
Wholesale Quotation*.
It; It. Currle 4: I'o. I
Itichtnond. Va.. March ti. I?I7.
I.lxe I'oultry.
Chicken.*, choice, small, lb... !'?> fi It
Chickens, large lb 2:. "S'
liens. per lb IS 1' l-J
Hoisters. ein li -'>0
*lee?c. fat. large. each 1 60
l)i->ks. large, young, lb 9 22
I'.gg* ? Cr.itnl.
In ? rates, near-by. fresh, dor.. ? SI
flutter.
Family, choice. fresh, lb... 2S ?H "P
Merchants', lair, per lb <ft> 2?i
l.lve Kliick.
Veals, rliolre, per lb 11 Tit 12
Veals, medium. par lb IP's? II
Veals, poor to fair, per lb ".* tf> IP
Calves. runners, tier lb ?! it1 7
Sheep, per lb T> tii' 7
l.ainbs af?0 lbs. and over!, lb. II 12
llogs, cbolce. larue, per lb... 11 If ll'-j
llogs, chobe. medium. per lb. Pl'4'p! 11
llocs. choice. au.all. tier lb... !i <tl' 1?
Steers, chope to prime, lb... 8 4? P
11-lifers, cbolce to priillo. lb.. 7 Tn 7'^
Cows, choice to i -line, per In. Ii'ifl1 7
i Vxi n, choice to pi per lb. ti'-jCrt 7'^
Hulls, choice to prime, per lb. f tfi> 7
Cattle, pour lo fair, per ib Ii 4Vi
Country Karon.
II a tils, ix smoked, per lb 2 'ft1 11
Green. damaged, per lb as lo quality
Tallow <!? X
Heenwa x .. (c 2<
MAIIKKT CONDITIONS
I'oultrj llensr Market In l etter shape:
ro? ' ipts light : market active, if any change,
higher. chicken* Market in n tive condi
tion I'.gg-- Market weaker. Mutter -
Market lower. but llrm at limitations.
Ilidcs Mai act higt.i r ami lirtm r. I,He
stie\- l.lght recMpts; market firm: veal* in
good demand.
Rl( IIMIIM) Fit! IT M VRKl-'.T.
\\ liolcsnlc Duotathiu*.
lilt W C. Crenshaw X- Co. i
Hlchinotld. Va . March 6. 1M7
Vegctnhli n.
I ii- h potatoes, old stock, sack.t i", i.O 'iti 7 <V<
11" i - Ii potatoes, second crop. I"'a .
per bht. ti fns
S'seet potaiocs to-r bbl :: ra " L'->
Viiridp.' per bbl 2 "{? ? ?*?
Ii ii I aba gas. per bbl .. V ."0 rft, :: fil
? 'iiion*, per IIP lbs.... 14 00 to 1* i'0
Winter cabbage 7 OP 'ii ? 50
l-'lorbl.i cabbage, por crato.... fi PO '(t
Uieen ijeppers. ? rate a IK) ii
Carrots, per bbl ... 4 ."O ii j 00
Kggplimt . per crate 4 00 (a'
cauliflower. Hat crate 'J 0" 'h
c.ullllowir standard crate.. " P & 1 0>
I'lorlda tomatoes, crate n 00 <?/ 4 0?
Nab . tier bbl. . 2 CO /ft :i d'l
Spinach, pi r bid 2 SO 11 2 7i
Uittict, liantper :: 50 ii
''ranberrie*. per bbl 7 no '/i S I'O
CranberrleM, iter rrthi !!S
Apttlrs.
I'attcj pippin* per 111 .$ B 0" f? I S "0
chf.ice I'lppiiis, |.or bbl 4 ("> (it * ."P
Katicx Wlr.r-.ip-, per bhl.. .. f P" 1{ s f.O
Cliob e Wlnesap!?, per bbl.. .. 4 nP 5r 4 ?
Vancy Vork.i. tier i.bl t i.P (ft Ti 00
Choice York-, tier bbl e a" ii I <?>
I..\tiv tipples, per box 2 00
Fancy Italdwlns, per bb* .*? 00 S) 5 23
choice H'slUwin-. pel bhl :. jo ji t j0
Fancy Jonathans, pet lib! .. . .> (h
? hoiee Jonathans, tier bb! . 3 SO i> 4 M
Faticx ltens. per bbl .... . i ln fa a l>"
Choice Hens, per bbl. . .... "hp ft 4 OP
i jcn',1 Staymatis. per bbl t". ft) ?i 6 :?<?
Choice Staxnians, per bid... 4 i" 'n r> 0"
Staymans. per box. ^ R0 (p II "0
I'ltipitiF, to r box "J SO to < ,'iP
Winesapt. per iii<x . Z 00 4'' i-U
OriugcN.
Fancy Florida, per box.. 2 ii i.P
fancy California, pet box 2 ft :.?
1\t'.iiper*.f, per crate t W ff 4 r.o
Oranges, por bb! 4 '<) ft 4 nft
TaiiRertnei., |.er box 1 75 ij, < in
Grapefruit, i er b.i.x i<) ff 3 >??)
l.etnbtis und l.imes
II.Mra \ Mesrltia .'.o,v box* 4 (J *T/ 4 .V)
1'aiu :. California, per box . 4 oo ?y 4
Hunanns.
liiini h elRht hands I <. ft 1 7 .
Hum ii. levet hands ! n 1 4i?
llui.(.It, six hand* . tj -.| 7j
Grape*.
F.Mm fan> y Imported .Malagas
t^r bbl 7 i}, 7 Mt
Fantv ini|'Ot tul Malaga- bbl it "? vj ?> i.'i
:I*tra. 1 liolcc ,\H!:ift.ti. bbl.,, ; fi 5 i.')
Coconut*.
I.oose, per tell; .. f ,Vi << R f?i
Dried l-'rnll
A up *S hrlfh' s'o.-K, p?r bbl : 9 x
Apple i dark ?toek. pe r bb; f, ,
Peaches l.rl)'lit stre k. ,Vo 1
15 ft IT
K u I'l
ciuc\<;o <. h a i n
OHIOAOO. M:tr<-li 6.?Announcement? that
cximris have been ininli larger than was
Kenerally supposed ha.l a uood deal to do
to-day with substantial upturns which took
plan- in tho wheat murkct. t.'loslnK <iuole.
lion-i ucri' linn. to 2:,? net hlKher. with
May at to anil .Inly at I to
I.OS"*. Othor commodities. too. scored km'"
to 2 cents;
-'?! u to 12.
oatp.
and
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.. I.I'VV,
... l.tlfi",
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IN '"ltd.
. S2
I Itch.
I.fd-,
I .til I 4
lis'-..
1 (IS?
I lit.'
Ml"
?corn. '?
provisions.
WII CAT
May
.Inly .
S*p.
CM Ut.N"
May
.Inly
Sep
OA "I S -
May ....
.Inly
MKSS )?(>
May ..
.Inly
I.A It II- l*?
May li.r.'i
.lulj l!M5
R I HS 1 '-I I'"!
Mav IT.ST
.Inly .. IT.lHi
I "ash Kraut: Wheat ..... - -
r.Ml, nominal: No 2 hard. 2.00; No. . hard,
1 Sifi' 3 it 1 .'.iT I'orn No. 2 yellow I.**.",: No.
yellow. 1 n:>4; Xo. 4 yellow. ].o;?'fi !.<??.
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ItlCIIMONII (>l< \IN MARRI.T.
WHOI.KSAI.K ?M'OTATION8 UN 'OH A NO K.
Richmond. Va.. March 6. 191T.
\\ I IK AT far lots.
No. 2 red. Western 'n
No. 2 f-ii. Virginia 'i
No. . rwl _ "
Virginia. bait lots 1 IT 4?
COliX-iai lot.-.
No. 2 white *?
No. ;; \* hlle K>
No. 2 mixed
No. a mixed I'
Vlrjjlnla. batt lot-, whin- 1
r loin.
I !?;
t '.'t
i
i i>:
i i?
t i.i
i i;.
OAT
No. 2 nil\'l
No. ". liiiv .1
No. 2 white
No 2. white
Winter -eed.
KYIM'ar
liaK lots'
No :l r> e
Virginia. bag lots.
...
iiominn1
uotninri I
nominal
r,< IT .">t?
nominal
Si IS 00
IT 60 fi
nominal
<ii r. ..'i
lb 00 r
l.lKli* clover. mixed
No. I > lo\ it, mix.- '.
No. 2 c-lim-r. mixed
No. I .lover
No. 2 clover
Sample hay
STIIAW i '.impressed
I,oose-pios-.r 1. larce bnle-i..
SHUCKS fontpn .???>? >1
I-oose-prcvbcd. Iar?;e bales..
M II.Ul'-KHlJ.
i' ?r lot -.
ShipMtlfl. winter
I tran. winter
Shipslnll. spring
liran. sprint; .... ? ?"
NKW \OltK I.I\i: STOCK MAUKKT.
NKW VOHK. March iJ. - Beeves, no <ra?l
ing OalveM: veals. J12.00JI Uti.W: eulls. <-'.i "0
n f ll.ln
Sheep u i?11 !nn?\)s. no trauinp.
IIoks, rtrm; luciiiuni, P'S*
? IIM Al.H I.I\ K STOCK MAUKKT.
? IIIOAliO. March fi.- IIorh: reoiipts. I
stionc. -"u t" to eents above jcslerdaj -
a vc as'- llillU. *14.?)tl $14.r.'i; ItKllt. JI-. "'It
III-.;,: inlx'-d. $11.HlVi JI4.T0; heavy. JH l"'"
$14.T'l; roiijrh. #14.104t S14.i?: P?K-. *1" >-. ef
i a I il. IS ljfc 112.10; sUieker.- and teed. r-.
ft". 4"i'ii C' >."? eovv and heifer*. V.?. in-tt *!??....>.
ealve-, $s.e(i ,i <11,W.
Sheep- reeelpt.*. Ilrnij vveth'rs.
tl'l.^O'ij J12.1.'.; lambs, 412. (jO '
Itlihmond. Va.. Mareli 1 ?? <.
I'hoice st... im. > io inedinin ?? -oer],
ti. \'v. c.'iniron to f;.;r. ?i1-. t?> I'lto..-^
hetfel- s to 'lie.Mill.' to <" . C"!
. ..n.iuon to f.';i":. ?: to to . i'h"P 0 cov ' to
;t in. dinm to so..-!, ?". t? ?'t . j "!' ? to
Tv\r l1. to Et'a Tteat .ixen. T1^ to .: ineiii'im
io cond. O'v I" T. common t.. fair. .- lo
h. ?V> Inills. " . to liu-lu. to
fii. Itest " ealv e.-. II to 12. io ion. > t" 1?.
I;,??.( h< a v\ ituK l. 12s.. Iliedi'im weicln li
to 12; shnatf. to I i; sow- IMIO "Int.- *
io ll? lt.-*st sheep, t.1,*.. to T v. common to
fair. to C. 14. st lambs, Wi to II. totlt
?lion to fair. * 0
M!SCU.I.A.M-:Ol'S MAItKKTS.
OOl'TON (KH iOS.
NKW YORK. March fi. - The cotton Rood*
market was firm to-day thotiKh active in
some departments Yarns were firm. I'rics
showed hn ii.lvaiicinK tendency. Silks w- re
11T>1 & KfAIN IT/L
PERFECT PROTECTION
First National Banic
S///Z 7// s4/V0 SM//V
CAPITAL &.SUR.PLUS. $3,000,000
Home Institutions First
The test of KIGHTV-F'IVK YKARS has proven this Company.
It ha? given TMtOTF.CTlON by being PREPAUKU to meet the PAY
MENT of the policy when fire occurred.
Virginia Fire & Marine
Insurance Company Richmond, Va.
Incorporated ? A?sct?, $2,009,709.00
nuiri at retail hiiiI s|ior( silks active. Men'*
??!<r was firm s<ti<l unlet
\'.\\ ATj STOCKS
?SA \ ANN'.MI, OA.. Murrh ?!.-Turpentine,
lint nine 'luiup, I5'vsulov. none; r?'i lj::
casks; shipment*. L'.'i> .-asks: ylnrk. 1 ..<?! 7
? hsUh. Hoiln. Arm: sales barrels. re
????ll>tv, its! barrel*: shipment."."IT barrels;
Mot-It, 7S.SI15 barrels. AH. rti ii.W;
12, I" S.ROfiti.OO: t;. .-..s.Vfj fi.on; u v,?,?; it>:
1. ~-.Wn 6.20; K. 5.95 ff 5.60: M. r, V,?;/r, jt-; s
n.jnffi wo. <vnoii.fi r.; \v\v. ?.;o
I'KTIIHSBCIUS I'EAM'T MAIlKKT.
(Reported t>v I'uiinmfr A: ?*?>.. In?-.>
I'KTKIlSllUnO. VA.. Mureli 6.?Span
ish - Kwruiom' stock- Mnrk"! I'-'m ;.t jl ? <i
i ? r bushel.
Vir~inlns KarmerV ?mck M?rlift r.rir.,
Kan< y .1 umbo. l-?c |irr pound ? \tri< prim'-,
t'._.c per pound; prime. is,. per pound: shell
tnjr vtooli. ;i'4r to 4c pe- pound.
Ol.D DOMINION AI'fTIOV \ NT) COMMIS
SION COMI'ANV,
K. IIAtKlt. >Ihmiser.
Ronnn olH-.~>IA I.j ric It i? 1 <Itnk
Phone Mmlikmi 57:10.
Auction cales conducteii un> part of th?
t'itj, (,'oonty or State. Kxperlenced ai:d re
sult bringing Auctlniirrrr furnished for all
occaMon* l.oHiin iiecotInt<*.t Mercantile
Htnrli^. I,ease*. etc.. bough' ami sold \\'?
also pay highest price* for furniture, house
hold good*. Jewelry, art c?od*. or anything
you desir? to sell Hee iin before selling
your fut nit urn by aurtinri Our novel
method insure* superior satisfaction.
J.A.FI/HEW
TRANSFER AND .STORAGE
RAWP.347I ? 5l6H.IT
^?Ctr ojn ratc/'^h
CATARRH
of the
BLADDER
relieved in
24 HOURS
Janm Motor 'inr I n.. Inc.
HEROLIN
ii \iit i?ni:ssi.\<;.
Not Micky or (luiiinij
stops diuiilriift' innl
fill liny, hnlr. Mnkex
hnlr Mrnijtht, (ii imy,
l.onii. Makes lilirsli
Ii ii i r Soil 21 i?tl Silky.
its iihp k rnil tin 11.v
111 11 k i' <? (lie litilr
strnlirhter. it Mtops
t'nllinn liair. It iiiiikeM
Ii ii I r Krim :iml in si t
the some time :i
II c 11 11 I I f 11 I lltilr
Dressing.
. Are j 011 troubled wllli
Dandruff? Dors your
sculp itch? linen your
hull- feel harsh iinil dry ? Doe* your
litilr split lit Ihe end*? Does it seem
to slut one length all the lime? If
ali.\ or nil of tliese conditions ore.
troubling > 011 then try llerolin Hair
Dressing.
Semi (slumps or coin) for a
hie can of llerolin. .snlil on monei -
back guarantee.
llerolin Mcdlrinr Co. Allnnla t?a.
AfiFNTS WANTED Write for
HUtniO - TF.RMS
New ^ urti Curb Murkrl.
NKW VyltK. March 'i.-Tho I'url) market,
was not I v** uiKt stroin; to-da.v. Not xlnci' llm
"leak" llurry has there been such jgenerHl
activity throughout tli?* I(Kt. 8c\untl of the
conpeo and M i l ? ???! were in the lend,
but oil shares iiikI several of the ImliiHt na Is
Joined in th?- mow. Siller, with closltit;
Idd ttlid askid:
U'.W Aetila Mviiliwiviv-. i'iti 1'i: l.pmi Chev
rolet Motor*. 11.%'1/ 11 *; _'i?i Maxim Munition*.
I'f...'<i,: .hi.oo? Miiiviii*- :i.mo
lis1 ? '1/ :0; 1.51W kiih* t'otiieu
Mp Slamliiril Oil of New
I ;<in i'u-iI'Mi Oil Co.. It"f .
I*<l>dl*ll Oil (IhK, rMllllllnll.
IViI.thI oil. i'.Ti I..'00
irolouin. ICWIKi: ".".(Hi Mct
r'niioiitaii Is?i 1 olfUii*. 1*1 ? '>% .'-j; ti>.iii*i Okla
homa ? III. I.>111111011. 10'.; XVm Vletni'la.
1 '.j 11, 7 .Mrtl Atlanta, l;l'ti II: C.ii'MI UlK
Ik? ?<' *1 ? >.1?" Huston :iml Moniiinsi.
"t'nT'i: Vs,?i" < "iiluun l Mini .loroim . I'*"
r:.;,0? Ait.ona Smelt.. - I-I?'i
Ooldtlrlil >'<"i 'n '<?: T'KI .111 III>>?> KM..
4*10 \iK111 ?? > liiivrairh. .".::?riV "H
Mot her ? ...?!? ? ?> '. l.'.iHl N inU-lllf,
|>. v I I.Vi Sm > esv li;
I Cii*> Tenon.ill K\t?'iisioii '<"', I',? l?.: ;i?> N0-1I1
American riiln 11 ml Paper, ""'ri'i: U.iWM* MM
w??l <?ll. r,7 '-j <" ? 0?t*jre Hominy. SS,1iv"?;
;;.<wi sin.-ini- 1 ill. .V>'4; 0 "ort (I.iv ||?t
I'lilted .Motors
trjitlvc. I'"1 'til;
Jersey, i;w.i
I5H? 15H?: :!.""<i
li'. : .V5W
liiteriiatlon.il I*
f ,
lli
MANUFACTURES LEAD
Still llr.n Ip?I Item. itli
Totlil for Seven Month* of
si.7ii:t.r:t<t.otH).
WASHINGTON, .March G.?Manufn.
ttireil irti. ies continue as the heaviest
export >t* in PlRurrs mode public lo
tlay by I lie I'cparlment "f Commerce
HARDWARE
Old established business, East
Main Street. Centrally; locat
ed. Address II 2f?. rar?i Tinr s
Dispatch.
$20.85 Buys a Hoosier Now
S Now >?>!! have an oinmiiiiiiilj ^
SS to sccttri what you have always ^
wanted, a llooster t'ahinet ;it a ^
1?tprice ami <>n tin same easy ^
iA terms as with the higher priced J.
J models. J
^ $1,011 Deliver* It Into \011r Home J
\t Once. ^
A Chance You Can't
Afford to Miss
Very seldom Indeed are real
values like these olfi red. For.
remember, every 11 - ? ? ? J <-.ir that
Ktuddbaker sells i> sold with the
Studebnker assurance of real
value-?yon KNOW 11 will Riv<;
finest service. Head these oppor
tunities.
NTIUKIIAKKII ? Series 17. 1 cyl..
Ii^ht toitiiiiK. I" h i> demon
strator. Ilttn less than l.ilix.i
miles. Kully ?*?i?? 11 ? 1 ? 1. sT."i<?.
CAnil.l.AC?10111, i cyl.. u-pass.
tottriiitC- Huns like new. He
painted, fully cipiipped; excel
lent condition. Very cheap.
III.'K'K ?1917. Hun only a few
tnllef Kirst-cla. h condition.
Very chcap
lit uso.r?l'it;ht six Tourinp.
Hull very little. f"'irst class
condition. Kully < <|inppcd. Very
cheap.
HUDSON I :? Ir,-pas.?. Tltor
otmhly overhauled and painted.
Fully e<|tiipped. Klrst -class
condition. .Must lie sold and
will tfo 1' Cap.
Coburn Motor Sales
Corporation
or Hit IIMUM).
r>-1 Must >Iniii .street.
I'lione Htllidotpli It; III.
RESPONSIBILITY
of this Company in the Administration of Trusts is es
tablished b> experience and large resources.
An estate under our care is handled according to ef
ficient business methods, carcful attention is paid to
every detail iind Jt receives the constant exercise of
sound business judgment. I<nrg;e. and Small Instates
receive the same attentive consideration.
"Let those who serve you best serve you most."
RICHMOND TRUST
& SAVINGS CO.
0
Capital Main and
One Million Dollars 7th Sts.
show that for Ihe seven months ond
inu with January they totaled $1,703.
730.000 In value. KoodstuffH wore next,
with a value of $070,100,000. Crude
uialQi'lals were valued at $160,678,000,
and manufactures for further use |r
tmiiiu fact u ring, $219.9 3 X. woo.
Crude niaterials, with a value v
$541,000,000, formed the bigKC8t shut
of Imports;
Some dn.v somebody mny
get out a drink as good aa
Special
j
Rot nobobity hna yt
It'a fhr one drink that renlly
quench** thlrnt?1? pare and nhnlnomf
**Td Bottle* ajid en Drrm*ht."
TTROIMA 1.ITI11 A SPRINGS CORP.
Phon? No*. Randolph 8t2. MiutUna IftftR.
MOT K C?ry St.. Richmond. V?? TlUtrlbutor,
J
ATE SPRING HOTEL
TATE SPRING, TENN.
Is Now Open for 1917 Guests
Under the Management of
The THOS TOMUNSON Estate,
OWNERS
DRINK
TATE SPRING WATER
NATURE'S OWN REMEDY
CRYSTAL COPPER
In ad^isiuir 1 lie purchase of shares in CRYSTAL
COIM'Kll < 0. we base our advice upon the following
reasons:
CRYSTAL COPPER CO. operates four full claims,
comprising Sl^ acres, near Hasin, Montana* the values
running strong in copper, silver and gold.
The properties are under the management of Waller
llarvey Weed, one of the norld's leading authorities on
minintr. publisher of the "Copper Handbook,''the finan
cial world's text book on copper mines and values.
CRYSTAL COPI'LR is shipping ores rctrularly from
the upper workings?the January shipments of eitrht
ears \KTT1N<? nearly $12,000 as delivered to the Ana
conda smelter.
Plans for installation of tramways and a concen
trating mill this sprlntr Hill greatly increase shipments.
The lower tunnel?400-foot level?has reached the
vein and cross cut for over fl(> feet in width. Drifting
in this vein now going 011. Stopciug Hill soon beirin*
and shipments will be added to those from tunnel No. I.
Managing Director Weed predicts that CRYSTAL
Hill soon become one of Montana's foremost producers.
Stock is listed on New York and Itoston Curb Kx
chanircs, where it is active. Price is around $1.00 A
SHARK. We advise its purchase. To insure immediate
execution of orders, we nill accept telegraphic "buy**
orders at market and confirm same by wire, letting
remittance follow by mail.
ACT NOW! 1U Y CRYSTAL TO-DAY!
STOCK
JOHN E. ALLEN & CO., BROKERS
85 Devonshire Street, Boston ,ST
"Silvers"
In the December 0 issue of "FIELDS MARKET LF.TTF.R" we
called attention to the strong position of the loading Silver issues
based on the sharp advance in silver metal and confidently pre
dicted a further advance which should carry this class of securi
ties to much higher levels. The depression in the general market
has naturally checked any marked demonstration in Silvers, hut
Hie metal has continued its advance and is holding firm around
lop figures and the stocks must soon follow.
This situation is touched on again in the current issue of our
market letter, as follows:
Willi silver sellltiK hi 7 ><? per oun< e. :irnl with >< utronc poj-jiltillit > of
'ho metal'.*, still further advance i<> Si or more. tin* silver ?n?kv iir?
forcibly hroiicht to 111 ?? at lent ion of iltr invesl>n'. In l!?l."< ,-ilver
1<111< I1C<I i 1 |ic\ level for all linn- \\ lion n solil <?t i( r? tin- ai'pras,'
f<,r 111 ?? vrnr licit,y l**.7e per oun< c Since tlipn ili? u<lv?nr?, notwith
standing rturtnation?. Iins been sradnal to a hlsh of now quoted
i<;<t miller that Injure. The difference between the present price and
l?,i4<- represents additional proiltn. To illustrate: McKlnlev-Durragh
produced. In 1!?1 1.101.s I , ounces of silver. from which fhe net proflt
was |23??.i!."<7. on 1111 11 \ <-rane metal price for the year of 19.7c. Iinh
< auric a cost of per ounce. and a --liare profit of infir. Assum
ing costs this yciir to !<?? appi oviniately the sntne, profits wiinlil ln> ;?<*
per share mi ihe Mime prodin 1 ion. ? ith tli" metal sellim; al 7<ic. The
price of .McKinlev is now 'around 53e. imli< at lite oxriiinen at current
metal f|iiotnlions o<iunI to approximately of the Mork'n present
i-cllini: value.
Nearly all silver slocks are yellinc In Ihe market mi Hie McKinley.
liarracli basis. .\ cooil many uould tiKure lictier than tins. an.I only'.1
f.?M less. Therefore it i.? entirely reasonable to suppose thai Inch
silver prices and continued advance will very soon l<e?m to l<e re
llectei] in the storks of those companies which produce silver metal.
Our firm belief in the soundness of these deductions and the. ac
curacy of the predictions leads us to advise tho purchase of the
Silver stocks at current levels for substantial market profit as
well as for attractive income return.
Through our StatisticnI Department we will cladlv furnish detnlleil in
fommtlon regardlm; any of these Issues ami uill also lie |i!eu"e<l to
forward our new SlMKR UOOKI.KT coiitainiim iiefiiriite records of
product Ion. earnings, illviilemls. (|iiota(ions ami nil in'cenwiry (lata re -
curdinK orBiinl/.utlon. eiiulpincnt. etc., of the prominent companies.
It would also please us lo send FIELD'S MARKET M3TTBR to
any investor desirous of keeping posted on the latest develop
ments in finance and the position of the leading stocks in all
markets.
Our service comprises rctcular Weekly Market l.etler*. Special I.elters,
Keports, Oneral ('orrespnndenee on all llniinelnl matters.
ir vor ARK NOT ON 01 It MAII.INO 1.1ST. SKMl YOl l( \.\MK \ r ONC14
OK WItlTK f<?It SCKCiriC .lNIOKMATlON OX TIIK STOCKS
VOU AKi; INTKKKSTKI) IX.
Special Announcement
Having underwritten a block of .stock in a producing silver com
pany with properties located in the hearf of one of the richest,
silver districts in the country, we are perfecting plans to olltfv tlio
shares publicly within a short time. Pending the completion of
necessary arrangements we will receive subscriptions for a lim
ilcd number of $1 par shares at an initial price of 05c. Tlio
company has the backing of prominent Washington interests, and
we look for a strong market on the New York and Itoston Curbs,
and Salt Lake Stock Exchange, where the shares \IM lie actively
dealt in.
full details furnished If appliealion is promptly made
G. W. FIELD & CO.
KSTAni.lSII Kll IIIII7.
r?0 Broad Street. DIRECT I() Congress Street
NEW YORK CITY. PRIVATE ROSTOV, MASS. '
Tel. Brond W IRES T,.|. viOl Main
IN OL It IIO A It 11 KOOMS IN ItOTII CIT1KS, lll.MI'I.HI'K ANI) ACCLItXTK
QUOTATION'S ON MIA KK STOCKS IX AM. MAIIKKTS AUK
I'OHTKO l>L'KINO EXCHANGE IlllHltS OAII.V.
_ New York anil Uoalon Curl? SloekH Carried on ConnervMUve Margin. -

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