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New York
Stock Market
New York. April 26.?l>cnling? In the
?lock market to-day wcro attended i>y
greater strength, breadth und activity.
Heading was again the spectacular
feature, rising to 170 l-N. A'.ttloh with
its recent quarterly dividend brought
the stock up t<> :TT or .". 3-? points
above Its previous record price,
achieved In 1910. Sales of Reading
for the day aggregated 227,000 shares,
or about 25 per cent, of the whole.
The belief gains ground that the com:
pany in the not too. distant future
?will avail ItseU of a long deferred
Opportunity to confer some benefit to
its sharchoid? rs. The higher priced
colters shan i very slightly In the
general ndviincc. The ease with
which Iron Issues advanced. United
States .steel and others, seemed to be
proof of the existence ?l a large short
interest, rather than any belated en?
hancement of values.
Amalgamated Copper moie than
recovered its Increased quarterly
dividend in the llrst hour.
Prices manifested a disposition to
Fag and business "as loss active in
the last hrur. but nut until Heading
had added anothoi fraction to its
previous best Reactions extended to
two points in Heading, and a point,
or thereabouts. In other prominent
Issues, hut the closing, while dull,
was strong
Among the favorable influences of
the day was the progress reported in
the engineers' dispute and the monthly
report of the country's foreien com.
nierce. Total domestic exports for
March exceeded *:<>-?..,000 against
$l.->S.ft70."P'i in the snliio month last
yea.r. Import? for Ho- month were
JIT.tOO.OiiO creater than in I'M I. the
I>rlnc!pnl gains being in crude and
pnpared food stuffs.
Rates on call nhd tor various ma?
turities were practically unchanged,
with only a moderate demand.
Bonds were irregular and failed to
reflect the movement In stock? Total
sales, par value, aggregated 12.060,000.
United States government bonds un?
changed on call.
New York. April 26.?Prime mercan?
tile paper. 1 1-4 to 4 1-2 per cent
Pierling cxelmnge steady, S4.SI10 for
sixty-day bills. $4.8710 for demand.
Commercial bills. $-t.%3 n-i. Money
on rail steady. 2 1-2(0)2 3-4 per cent.
Time loans tlrrn: sixty days. "?Sri 1-1:
six months. 3 l-2ffT.t 3-4.
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Rv Richard W. Maur>.
Ftr<-.< ?r.a Bond Broker, IM? E Mala Street.
?Richmond. Vs.. April 76. ?12.
STATE SECURITIES BUI. Ank'.d.
Virginia "s. Old. C. and R . UK;;, *?">*? ???
Vo. Centuries, C. and R-. 1M. ???
RAILROAD BONDS.
A. C. L R. R Con. Tr 4 p. r...f *
A. C L R. R. Canv D?1* 4?. 1039. 103 ...
c. and 0 ?cn I M . 4-;s, IflM. '01
ii'f>rsla. Sou. and !".?.. IMR- 107
Ueoigla and Ala. foil. Rs. IMS.... 107
Nor. an? West. I'.y. 4f. K'>>. ftt
Nor. end Wom. R>. Poca. i?. 1M4..
Pet. Claw A 6a, it C u>m..1*7
Pet. cut* B 6s. it. Cii U26. in
Itirh. and Meek. 1ft 1? IMS. 72
Seaboard Air Line 4a. 1914;.. S714 ...
?.ratmard Adjustment r.e. IMS. V>
Southern Hallway bit ;?!?? 1994. lnl!j ...
so. R. Dev. and O. M. I?. 1556- 7.t
VVeatern N C< i?i 6a, C, 1511. ;M
BTREDT RAILWAY BOIX1DS
Nor. and Port? Tran. Co. 7s. 193* ?4?
Va. It>?. and Power Co 6a, 19~4.. 9i*4 ...
STREET RT. STOCKS. Par.
Va. Ry. and Power <:o. pfd-W $it3 ...
Va. H.v. and Tower Co, com ? 100 47
RAILROAD STOCKS. Par.
Atlantic Coait I.Ine com.100 141
Atlantic i 'cist i.ine o! Conn_w -"t
< lor.ipi.akc and idVio.tin SOU ...
Norfolk and tTeattrn com.10" iur?t ...
It.. F. and P. l>lv. ohllg.100 t\s
rcaboard Air Lino (ild.100 S3
Seaboard Air Line Com.100 :<i
Southern Hallway old.100 7?
Southern Rafiwajl com.!?'?? ...
RANK AND TRUST CO. STOCKS.
American National.100 211 214
Hioad Street.Iii 60
Bank of Commerce aud Truate.HO 176
Flrat National.100 34? ...
Merchants National.'.?>. -.
Mechanlci and Merchants.104 fit
Bfatlonal Bunk of Virginia.10432716 33S
National i-t.ite ami <'lt> UaDk.,100 30j
IPetcra, Sara, and In* Co. rjj ft",
J':*.r.ii'r? National.100 600
Eavlnga Rank of Richmond.3S *0
t'moii Rank of Richmond. ;<>3S4
Virginia T;u*t Company.144 MS
(Vre/ 'Ijrad .S3 tlVj 4e
It|i:!iinond ,ljan|i irdV-Trust Co.. s; at
Central National li.ink.100 134
1NSU RANCE COMP A NIE8.
1 Va. Xire end Murin' Ins. 76 jj
IM ISCEI.LA N EOUS.
^tsr,?r!3>.n l^.cc pfd. loir, ...
Va.-cnr. Cbcm. pfd. 8 p. c.I Of) US
Vlr(Vala*Car. chem. com.Mo 51
Quotation? for ll.terest-iiavii.K .mads.
?1 ? price to whleb Interest mutt bu added;!
la omo bonds .md certificates 0'. ihdebti
Lt.-t are Hat.
bond list.
A Ks-Ot.a '.Tier. r.s. . ,Val.j
Ai'antie cuoit Line let 4s (bid). :
A. C. I..-L and N. la. '.Mri
A. C. L -:onv. 4?. fJn Baltlmoie, bid). IOH5
Cbeeapeake and Ohio cone. 4i.jj. '
Llrren Myers 61. -.1 ? r
Lorlllard Company ???9. 05^4
Norfolk and Wcaterri <-onv. t*_. U\*.%
Seaboard Air Due ?tarnie-d 4-> ili!,l.
e-.eaboard Air Una atahtped .'.
Southern Railway I?.
Southern Railway r.s (bid). loj
V. 8. St??' .T.d 51.
U. B, reeleier?d ;??.>. (bid)....10.11.
r. s. reflatered uia (hid). 142?
U p. Panama now :.t (Md).
Vlrirlnta-Rrown Broa ir.M'.. 4a
vtrstt.ia-car. Choni. 1st :.?.. . "'
Va. Ry. and Power 1 ? .. rtdd.?i,
Ivabaafti d< b. Ii ,-,
n'abasb.Pltta - el ibid) -.
I <'l l"s MARK I In
New York. Apr) :?' '1 ..cif ? ? ,,r;.
break In t; I market 10.day under
more er leej ;-? ? ?llfhK ar.j t.,,?
wajf ea?y ?1 a net decline of (roni ;? 1 1
volot?. Cloains pr ea ?.? a . ?? practl ill*
the lowest poll,! of the day and r. presented
a reaction of ?outet nine ilk* 4? points from
the hlirj> recorda of ths ne. k Wa
waa a very heavy ?eller during the' dir.
New OrVnns ??, , eold bere, and In llie
late tradir.K th?re ra> ...i.
buted to up.owe Interest* and" ' MeinnhD
I.ate wires from Memphis reported clear
weaajier at thai point
Reeelpta at sf*? pori \a
bajea agalr.et ? 1.. . .... e..:
rear. Tr...!,-,,. . . ,;. ..... .
bale* ajraluet 1 , | ,., . , . . ... ( ^ ?
S.141 hales owrc .......
Houston 2,1? bales agatrisi . rH'
Cotton ruturea clo.'.ri en.-.
Open. nisK i^?w ,~,OJl,.
; 11.60
,I?naar^-. .-.
?V15r.iaiy .
?fa.rlrb,. 11. t ? ,
April .11.44) 1L40 ]i 4.,
Way .U.34I t| Ij
.linie .
.Tilly.UklS Jl.tS SI 10
4ll>-i?t. 13 t
Septentifer . 11.60 f ??? ;
Certober.J1.4T
11.m
64
ii.v.
?.?
?? II r.t
|t.4fl
U tl 11.11
;i 4?
ILM ILii
OPEN -VN ACJCOUMT With
THE UNION BANK
OF RICHMOND.
1107 K.V?T MAIN STREBT.
41.00 MAKERS A STA?T. S PER
CK NT. rNTEICKST.
?*?. -. r' Opsn
i.<a>o Allis-Chalniefs .
7'.?' Allls-Chalrucrs. pfd.
A mal. Copper. > x%.
; 1.500 Amor. Agrri. Ch'em., com
a too Am. B. Sugr., ? oni.. x \\\,\
? -1.t??> American Cain .
2.090 American Can. pfd. 11
3.'.W Amer, Cm mid foundry. 6014
i 309 Amer. Car and Kouit., pfd II7\
i.900 American Cotton <?n. Stij
I.7TO Amor lea i| Linseed Oil.... l".T?
.'.100 American Locomotive ... l?'?
Amer. Locomotive. pfd.
Amer. Malt Co.. i-r.i.
I li.m?) Ant srlcan Smelting
11,900 American Sna.ir
1.435 An.or Tel. and T< I
;>?> American Tobai co.
.'?I" A met lea ii Tobacco.
5.5*10 Anncomla Copper ..
9,500 Atchisou .
.'?"> Atlantic Coast Lino_
a. C. L of Connecticut..
I.S0O Baltimore and Ohio.
a 0 Bethlehem Bteel. com...
1.100 Bethlehem St sei, pfi.
S,t00 Brltish-Amer. Tob. Co...
I:;:? Hi ....kiyn KapM Transit.
:*> i ? last iron Pipe, com.
2,900 Central Leather, coin.
I, 200 < 'anadlan Pacific .
7..KX? Chesapeake and <?Ii1j...
POO Chleague Great Western
1.050 Chi.. Mil. and St. Paul.
3M Crucible Stool ('nr.. com
Ki < Jrticlble st scl. pf.l.
2.700 Chicago and Northwest,
fflO tColorado Fuel and Iron
Colorado and Southern.
1< loiisoltdated ts.i* .
700 Delaware ami Hudson..
Den. an? l illn Gran., com
Den. am! i>.o Gran., nfd
-???i Distillers' Sec. < "or.
II. mm Kilo .
1,100 Brie. 1st pfd.
i?>d, Min. and Sm., pfd
Geo. W. 1 l.-lni.. Tob. ?'o.
' !>??"? General Klecl ric ?
I..7V? tiroat Nortltern, pfd.
j.l?o i in :it Northern Ore
100 Illinois Central .
3.400 IntcrbororMcl.
5.600 In' : horo-Mcl . pfd ?
l<-i
sm;
3S94
. IK',4
Co... H7
coin. 2>7
pfd.. I''.'
. ???
.1W)
109?;
?8%
IS',
-?7'j
7"i7?
19%
11!'?
1214
st'.
i mi
not.
171?
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rtts tl
. 12*1',
. 19*4
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11 hi
f0*4
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III*?
By THOMAS HUANC11 & CO.. Hankers and Brokers.
Closing.
Bid AakcJ.Sales. Stock. Open.
!? 1 100 Jnt. Mer. Marino, com... i'%
iv <.v International Paper ? 14H
' ICO int. Taper, pfd. o7''i
vi 1,900 Kun. Cltv South., com,. 26jJ
,;i ,.|i.. J1.9O0 Lahlgll Valley . 16914
7,.i, ;i " 1"' Liggett and Myers, com lvs
:t\\ :.?> Liggett and Myers, pfd. ...
lp; . 117 I?ortHard Tob. Co.. 00m. ???
,?\ Lorlllard Ttsb. <'o.. pfd. ...
117*4 HSU I.K0 Louisville and Naolivllle 16J
r.i'? .'i' 3.100 AIo., Kan. and Texas.... 90*}
l.m . ; Mo.. Kan. and Ton., pfd
Life II I7.OS0 Ml*
High. Low.
Pi %
3*4 3\i
mm &Yj
6H4 60
7PS 7"
.?????? :t\'K
117% llrt',
?d', ""j
11-'? 117V
H*4
67V4
'.V.l.
170?,
isn
Closing.
Bid. Asked
Pi 6
1144 16
v.-i,
137Vj
1 l$W
M6V4
iOI",
4.V,
I0ST4
ill'.
iiiqi ,
:;si ,
7l?i
?s.v.
N3\
1*'.
?J7'.,
??i
iisti
l?4'.
171
33
11
I0I1,
MVS
1?' 4
117'.
2.M'
ICB'i
hps
271
11". Ill
^
113 lit'...
:to do*"
11::?? in1,
17S 171
:.:\ 2.P,
t::', 12
MIV
It',
|30! ?
Nutl
, 1 1.0
?h- Itll
1J1'?"
W"?
11 >o-' New York Central. 121
c-i N. v.. mit. and Western iM.
1,300 Norfolk anil tt'estern... lUJi ill 113??
P.3?0 Northern Pacldc . 121^1 12-.':?? 121*.
KM Ptu Iflc Mall . MH ??*?
:m?vi Pennsylvania . 12^.*? ta ????'i
2,fi5(J People's ?las . Ill HI 112
1 100 f*., ?'?. C. and st. L., r..m. IOC IOS?S 105
P.. ''. C. and St. L. pfd.
1,000 Pittsburgh Coal, com... 22'? ."3t, 22?i
::mi Pressed stool Cat'. r.*. "??
Pressed sto.-i far. pfd.
1.200 By. Stool spring, com... 31% "tT?
224.100 Reading . 'TO''? I7S14 V.'-U
L'.tOO Republic Iron and Stool 33*? 2I>, '.?>",
> Republic I. rind S.. pfd.. 7S?? 7!?, 7?'.
.. ? Rock Island . ?% ??'
2.IC3 Rock Island, pfd. P8 :.s>, 5714
ICO Seaboard Air Line. com. 2SVi W*s W.i
2,900 Seaboard Air Line. pfd.. S3 fSM
t.OO" Sloss-SltefTleld . '0 62 SO
s ttthcrn Paellle . Il3"i II4V4 JI3*i
2,S>0 Son thorn Railway . 2!>-"? .'?'??
1(0 South >r 11 Railway, pfd 7P, UM 7V,
Standard Oil .
l,4r?i TcnneKsee Copper . 4iN 42>? u?<
2,400 Texas Pacific . 2f> 2r,*i 2n
Iis.900 Union Pacitlc . 173*4 17.'> I731
I.0C0 United st n< s Rubbor... ?'9-,? ?114 '??'*''
105.?CI Unitod States Stool. 71', ~:\ 7l?i
-'>> United States Stool, pfd 113 Il3t4 113
2.100 Va,-Car. Cnemlcol . 51 51%
Va.-t'ar. Chemical, pfd.
Va. Ry. and Power, com
Va. K\ and P6w*r. pTd . .
7 0 \\ al.nsh . ? 9 *^
l,7"0 Wnbaslt. pfd.. 2l*? 2121
2.100 Western Union . W4 85% ? M'/
Weyninn-Bruton To. Co. ???
Total sales for day. tnt,$0Q shares
Total ?:ilrs for ?orlr frtv? rt.,.-.? '?^:'"
I8M4
l.s7'j
I7P*
VI
? 9' ?
2l?i
f?0?4
117'..
pcovc.mbcr .II.?? 11.69 Ii.si 11.631
December .11.71 H.W II.si II.SI
Spot coiion <-io?p(i quiet, l" point? down;t
middling uplands. 11.7... middling gulf. 12.00
Cotton; qnlet; middling. 11.76; net receipts!
balef; gross, I'.OU bales; ..lock. I?O.?M
n.il"f; export to Mi< Continent. 103 bat",
t'oantni?.., LOSS hales.
A Total Lo-du at till port*?Net receipt?.
79..'.-: bales; export to tS-reat Rittaln. M03
bales: to the Continent. 14.276 bales; to \
.lapan. L70S bale*; to Mexico, s hale*, stork, i
? ll.SOfl bole*.
Consolidated ni a'jl norta?^Cet receipts.
li?.07!? bales; export <;reai Britain, .it.?5?'
bales; to France. M.i.o bales; to the Coin- I
ti?t!t. 12.614 hales; to japan, 15.S33 hole? ;o '
Mexico, * hales.
Total since September 1 at all ports?Net I
receipts, 1L,3SMH hale., export to (Treat
Britain, 3.906,709 bale?, to Trance. t.l.M.i..'.
bales; to the Continent. I.0SI.763 enles; ;?> i
Japan, 132.292 balo?; lo Mexico, S.SOJ bales.
New Orleans La., April .4 ? Better weath?
er news and encouraging ?-rop reports t-..
riiit.il in some moderate ll'iuldatlou, and
prices lost TS&Zt points. Spot cotton steady
lower; middling-, 11V-: sales on ;h<
spot, S50 bales mid !<*> m arrive. Futures
flowed steady: April. 1170 nominal; Max.
11.71; .lnl>. 1J.SS; August, 11.76; September,
11.61; urtrbrr, ii December, 11.5$; j.m-|
nary. II?.
LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS. I
_
Levy Commission Co., < otn
hams. Richmond, Vn.l
Richmond, Va., April 2? 1917.
ACTUAL WHOLESALE QUOTA I IONS ill
MAKKKT.
Livi; FO?LTRT.
Chirk, nr. choice, winter. (ft jj.
ChlckenF, choice. Winter. SO q- 3?
Hen*, lb.;<. v;'*s33
Roust.-ri. each.'.. X, y 4;, |
Docks, large, ; onns. lb. '3 1
Knicks, .?mail, old. lb. 1
BOOS?Crated.
In erntes. nearby, fresh, do.- . |S <i
In crate*, other sections, do* IS a
BU'l 11CK.
Family, choice, f 1 nab. lb. fg 2
Merchants', fair, lb. ^ 2
LIVE STOCK
Veals, choice to fancy, lb.,., <jj
Veals, poor 10 (air. lb. s u
sheet*, lb. 4 <i .?.?,
Lambs, spring, lh. :i >j 10
Lamtta, fall, lb. 7 'a 7>,j
Cattle, fair to prime, lb. I 0
Hex*, lb. ? hi iVfc
COUNTRY-CUKEl) BACON. ,
Hani!, well Smoked, small, lb...Nut wanted
Hams, well smoked, '.atgc. Ib....Not wanted I
gidi?. well s>mok. d, lb.Not wanted ?
Shoulders, well amok.d. lb.Not wanted
HIDES.
Pry flint, lb. 6 *>
t>ty aalt, lb. <f U I
Qreen, salt, lb. 4*' 31 |
Green, Li?. '? 10
Ureen, damaged, lb.As to quality
Tallow, ib. ?* 6
Beeswax, lb. it 2*
Market Conditions?All lines active.
NEW YORK IMtODl l K MAKKKT.
Ni w Vork. .Vprll Ji.?Flour?iModcratel:
active with price* higher :or winter grades
Rye 1 lour and Comment?Firm. Rye?Quiet;
Barley?Steady. Wheat?Spot linn. No. 2
red, fl.1tdl.UHi elevatoi .export basis. 10
arrive, und fl.? o. i>. alloal. Futures
:V? ."'a*- net higher, July. ?l.i"c.-. Scpt?m- .
bcr, 11.1S:<. Corn?Spot ea?> ; export, I
nomlnnl, f. o. i>. nltoai. Futures nuinln.l.l
On is spot steady Futures nominal. [
Fork and Beef--Flrm. Cut Meats-Steady. ?
j.ivv.t- ftrons1. Tallow-iHIrni. I?etr >!?? fn? |
: !.-...;% Rouln?Quiet. Turpentine?Stjady. |
Woo\-Quiet. IWc?Firm. MolaSsca?i'.< ? ly. j
Stigftr-Kavt and refined, ?leady. Soffco-r
1^1 tun-.. barely steady with last pi -es net
unchanged to '?? points higher. Spot, steady;
Itio. No. 7. ll':?ollV: ; Santos No. . Iv.c;
mild, quiet; Cordova, fL16<j 1.1SU 1. 111:111:. |
Butter?Firm, Cheese?Steady. Eggs?Bare
ly steady, Potato*!*? frrogular. Potatoes?
Florida, p'r barrel, new. }'.ft7.7.'. Cabbages
?Klrm; south Carolina, t?ew. erat?, i:,ri '.???>:
la, %t .i -.4 '?. red. s-.-ot-V Frelant??
Uarelj steady. Peanuts?Unchanged.
Cottonseed Oil was excited and higher ?n
active ??ov.-rlng (.: shorts md new ou'.sido
??peculatlvo buying, Inspired by the bis Ju np
in lard, scarcity of erode offering*, largo
supplies ind ?sgri-mi? ?uil sup:)Jt;.
Snles. which totaled lb.70o barrels. Were
.to record (Igurea. Closing prices weioi
points hlirh. r. April v.'><'..70. May, |
7.?!jr7.W; .lane, 7'C'./7.1'-. .ruly, T.lll>7.U;
August, 7,23477.21; prime crude. 6 00 bid; do.
Fvimmcr yellow. 6 !?'.'.<7.If.: prime winter >? ?
...... 7 ??/??? ;>.</?: do. summer white. >7.0)5i 7.7."..
1 III. \(.(> i.R \IN M tltKKT.
. hb 'r-". 111., April 26.?It was a runaway
n-.ark<-l 10 day with wheat. Frightened
- |n !? (ouplcd with new Investor; who had
waited in ^^in :.. buy on reactions. The
aiompede started ..? a result of aensatlonnl
.lamora report* from Kansas. i?:os!ng
llgnrc aero strong I*?ii2Hc higher '.hau
last night. Corn Oniahed al a decline of .1
shade to I" . ontu varying -rom '?li'ie. ;id
%??!>???, and iiro\ i>lons Increased In est TtiVSi
y I'.-., to 63c.
Leading futures ranged a? follows;
Open. /High. LoW, <*lo?r.
tVHEAT?
May .1 1 Ii*? I.It l.W.i
July . '. 10 1.1.", I <0\ 1 12?i
Sept. Ks'? l^'i l,06?i l.S*?,
rURN -
May . M.'i W\ 7T.54 79?i
Jute . 7S. 7. 77V, 77N
sepi . :.\ 7j', 7o?i,
OATS?
May . .'.7'? 07^? 07?,
July . 54Mi ???'? 04Vi
:? ;>l . IF; MS us, j|ij
MIESS PORK Fet. l.hl.
May .lS.Sf" 19 it, 1.60 Jt.05
July .f.lSt?> I9.V. W90 19.T,
Sept... .i<f<7 i'?M is sn ir>. i7
.1 im Per pi) :h.?
Min .. .10.SS 10 e, ao.w ios.\
JulJ . .10.7? 11.4? 10.75 11.06
Sept. . pi 97 IO 27 30.97 1L22
Del.1107 11.36 lPC 11 S3
Kit ORT rtlBS -Ptr 1W lbs
Ma.) .10 in iO.M 10.10 ion
' .-10.83 I0.*7 10..U io.4>
??'?I". 10 K2 10.72 10^2 10.t,7
. rrvit:. 1 lo.v.l WheatHNo. 1 :%d.
V. l?/i-. i..\ vo, ! hard. fl.M91.UK. Corn
No X, TV .17a . .'Jo S.v. ;;nw, ,-??fVle. <ia-...
No j white, ?7'-,aHS40.
Paltsmor^. Md "Ap.-F Ji._wiHeatr-Qut,ti
contract, 31.1**4 Com?TJuitj ?p,,t
eontr*et, Ik Oats-.yirm, No ? satiite, an
8|<4<' Rye Nominal; No. : western, do'n.r.
RH HMONI? ?HAIN MARK KT.
Richmond. Va.. April It. "?>::
vVHOLBKAI.ti QUOTATIONS ON 'CHANGE, I
WHEAT?Car loir.
V... red. Western. JM 1.S0
Nn. ? red. Mrcmln. 1.1? tT
No. 5 red. i n ??
Virginia, bag l?ts. ' If '? 1'
C< >n.V-Car lots.
No. 2 white. 1 ''-'
No. 3 white. M
v... ! mixed. ? W
N.. 3 iiiIno,| . '.i W
Virginia, hag l"ts.??? V ?> 93
r?rn on -ho cob. Nominal
OATS?Car lots.
No. .? mixed. 02H?J
No. ? mixed. siii'-rf
No ,5 white. f ? I I
No- *S white. '? M
Wlntor seeds, bag lote. Nominal
RYE?Car lots.
No. '2:. Xomlnal
Vo. rt. Nominal
Virginia, bag lot?. Nominal
RICHMtlNU II.W MARKET.
Richmond, Va . April ri. 1913.
Quotations or the Richmond H?y E;
?nansc are for oar lots!
No i Timothy. SV"'? ?
No. ? Timothy. 30.50 if
No. .1 Timothy. 'i W
Light ?'lover, mixed. JO.M <T
No. I Clover, mixed. A 2S.S0
N?. ; Clover, mixed.C*.o> ?Ji
No. 1 Clover. H 2* Ol
No. ? Clover. 'i* JVnn
BTRAW?Compressed . *j Its*
Loose-pressed, later bales.. i 1, M
.iHjt'cK?- Compressed . 'i I?1
l.oose-pror-cd. lar*e hales.. . ri l1 00
Loan your cum so that hay ,t dooir rep
resents i-onieiitr and thus avoid rejections
Tbl.? market Krade? hay in aceordunci
?Ith Hie niles of th? National Hay Ai?(i
CATTLE MARKET.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tSalrj at Union Stock Vards.)
Richmond, v.... April i?. mi.
Report of the live etock market for tha
week endlnc April 22:
Hen neerc t^iOTc.; one load extra fine
caitlu higher; medium to Rood. SSfiijc;
common to fair, I1-?'<"'?'??: heri heifer?. Sfl
? . medium to good IVOSKc;; eommon to
fair, 3*4VHie; best cows. $tJ*He.; ?tedlum
to cood. IV""1'.. common to fair. 4'4e.;
'.??n mm. rimedium to Kood. I>?flr
r>'?c.j bulls, .'?'.i .*.';>?.: calves, extra. 7M*jSc.;
fair to medium. Kreil, rowt. f'lXIt
M.M pet head Host heavy hoc?. 714 ?ST'i?-.;
coimI : ta to ISO-pound hogs, 7fl714c.; HkIu
h"B? and pigs. *U >i 7, : sows and stags, i'i
"i ?*',<.? ; best Shcop, y.'.'je ; 10111111011 to
fair. ."'.(?' . best iambs, rHf<07c.; eommon to
fain, r. . i..c . >pilhc lanibf. lltfi'.O) p,,r
head.
Chicago, 111. ,\pn! J*.?Cattle?Receipts
I.S00 head. Market steady in Mrong for)
j-teer..; <-.a|\o< vr..-. up. Uecvcs, $7.7..'S 5.9"; I
Texas steers, sr. 7.western Meer.?, sr. f.'.
?;7S?; one load of Montana bagfed at ST.?",
stocken and feeders. Jl ,.4.?f>. eowx ami
heifers, I4.S0OT.M; calves. %'u\MU$.t&. Hogs?
Receipts IO.O0O head. Market in.-, hlghor.
Light. $7.508 7.90; mixed, |7.(S*St.K>; heavy,
|7.?5|].S.(t5: rough, I7.t597.75; pip-. $4.90 /7.;"..
bulk of sale?. stmi-.imb. sheep?r;o<eip:s
70.000 head. Marke! strong to |Jc. higher.
Native, s4.7S07.3S; ?.?lern. ?".<i7.t0; yenr
iliiK?. s,; -e 'it ?-'???: lambs, native, ff8*.2v;
'Arst.'rn. f(.2S4j f 7S.
No? Vork. Aprl! %.?Beeves?Receipts :.5*l
head Steers, ??; i? n.y>; hulls, I4.2SV7.M; cows
t '. r.-i fj.;,;..,. Market generally lo,-. higher.
Calve** Recelptlr, ins bead. .Market iciive
and strong. Veals, ?7few at ?f>.;i|ij
?? .. culla J1/?;..>. .-'hie,, and Lambs?He
uelpts S.600 head. Unshorn sheep. s*,?i700;
cull* 11.30; clipped. SlftCOO; Iambi, v.nn
inon to fair, unshorn. |8(}9.S0; m?dlum clip?
ped, SSIeS.33; market ice. higher. Spring
lambs. .??'..'. Ilogv?necelpta I.SM head.
Marke', t!:m at $MfS30: pic. J7f,7<:
IIICIIMOMI TOBACCO MARKET.
Richmond, Va? ApHi it, 1914,
rollowlng Hi' '.in limitations of the Klcii
inond Tobacco Exchange:
BROWN AND OLIVE STEMMING?NEW.
t.ug? .f 7..o? fff$ 7."
I.ODC . %tA V -????
Biiotvs shifpino.
Lugs . 6W 7C*
Shori leaf.?. '?*?> 0'
Long leaf. 3.18 a* ??>?*
Wrappers . U.S0 ? U.0?|
Medium . u><y> <a e. *'?|
Flu? . ?i/? M 16'?!
rUTTJSR??Common . .vu>? W ?>??<* I
Medium . ?o? ? W-H
. M 00 ? 23.00
Fancy . -< n? 9 -7 f"'|
FILLERS-Common . 8.90 ?>( is.m.
Medium . 4I> 12'fl
Oood . 1H.O0 w l."'"0
Kin" . W.W *J 20.00
Flue . ??? ?f -' So
OVRAFFKKH Common ..... >.'? 5i ?.00
Medium . <-? ?-2
<jood . ? ?0.00
Fancy . ???? 3 'r i)0
PUN-CURED- NEW.
(.?:-,?. common to good. 6 S" 3 ' W
Lue?, gnod to primp..... "? 50 ? ???
Short l.af. ?
Long leaf. MW g
tvrappera . ??
Priming* . l o0 ? 6-1
MISCELUYNEOU8 MARKETS.
PETERSBURG l'EANI I MARKET.
(Reported by Rodger*. M'-Cn'n? Ar Co.
Petersburg, va . April 2?.?Peanuta.?Span?
ish.- Marke) weak; hclder.? i*k *<<?.; buyer*
,,ffer '.n..-. for farmer*- Bpantth; jumbo Fpan-j
Ist). S*e. P"r buahals No. l ahelledi spaniah, 1
', i ?'-. per pound; No. .' shalled, Spanish,
Ic. per pound. Virginia.' -Market firm,
fancy Jumbo. 4>,c. per pound, fancy hand*
picked. 3V,e. p?r pound; extra prlm?. 3V.
per pound; piiin?. 3'jc. per pound; machine
picked. .;???'..- per pound, ahotllnc stock,
'-'i'a"''. P*r pcind.
PRY GOODS MARKET
New York. Aprl! '>?.?The cotton S"""!*
market? are quiet and steady. Trading at
Itrsi hand* It v" In? done on a very mod
fiat- *0a .lubber* report a fair volume
of Inquiry from nearby retailer*. Cotton
yarn* are Arm and knitter* are r'portrd to |
be buying oiis rontract. Wool marikati ara
t-enetally quiet, but very linn.
MA It IN K I NT EI.EI r, F.NfF,
PORT OF RICHMOND, .VPRIL ?. 1312.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon. 11 irney. Norfolk, mer?
chandise and passen?*) r*. o'.d Dominion Lin".
Steamer Aurora, Furman, Potorabura ar.o [
Jam... River landirc*. merchandlie and pas?
sengers. Furman Line.
SAU .ED.
Brandon, llarney, Norfolk, mer
chandfese and i>ar-sengei?, o\A Dominion Line.
Steamer Mobjaok. Craves, Norfolk and
Jnmea River landing*, merchandise and pas-|
aengera, Virginia Navigation Companj
Steamer Aurora. Furman, Petersburg: and
Jam.* Hlvei landing*. merchanTilse and;
sengen. Furman Line.
Review of Trade.
Now York. April 26.?R. O. fmn <t
Co.'s Weekly Review of Trade to.
morrow will say:
"Thai the recent improvement In,
Hie volume of trade Is fully maintain?
ed la evidenced bj the latest statis?
tics. These proofs uf hti.sinesH actly'ty
ire rill tin more significant because
weather conditions have not been nj.
together favorabtc to distribution, and
retail trad,, has. In particular, been
somn\vhat checked as a consequence.
"Although there is some shading of
prices on structural material where
desirable contracts are involved, th*.
Iron and atccl situation as a whole
reflects increased strength. Specifica?
tions continue .it a good rate and tho
larger plants an still operating at
approximately no per cent, of capacity.
In the Pittsburgh district some of
the smaller nulls are working only
part time, but generally conditions
are improved. Revised estimates of I
the amount of steel bars taken by
agricultural Interests place the total
.u about 800,000 tons, and quotation?
nrc now on the Lnsls of $1.20 Pitts
burgh. Platos and shapes are. also
firmer, although prices arc largely
nominal, as consumers covered their
requirements to a large extent before
the advance. Lnrge orders for aVio]
car? and railway equipment are ab?
sent just al prefcont, but a heavy vol
umc of business was carried over from
last year and ear plants are fairly
Advertising Space
Is costly. It is not possible Jo tell all about the
merits of our business in a few words; neither can
the reader learn much about it by reading the dally
: ads.
This space is used merely to introduce, the VIR?
GINIA TRUST COMPANY to the readers of The
Times-Dispatch.
We want them to know that this Company makes
the safest and best Executor and Trustee.
Booklets explaining It sent free and interviews
invited.
I Virginia Trust Co.
A Custodian that Never Dies,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. {
I Capital, One Million ||
busy. Moderate acttvltv appears !n
pIk Iron.
"The firmness In cotton and woslen
Roods, continues and advances arc lie.
Ing mude In cotton yurns. Weather
eomllt Ions have been against an ac?
tive expansion In retail trade in
fabrics, but it Is generally atjrccd
that business Is on a -mtisrurlury price
basis. Wash fabi ?Ics aro In roQUest
for quick shipment, shirtings are He?
ine; sold for spot, fall and spring de
livery, and there Is n steady Improve?
ment in the eaii fur hosiery and under,
wear. ISxport shipments of cotton
goods are large, while some small
sales of heavy yooil? were made for
>'hinn. shipment during the week.
The well-sold conditions in men's wear
mills arc noteworthy, some concerns
turning away business because ul
their inability lo guarantee delivery.
''Trading In footwear continues to
Improve, und Ii Is evident that buy?
ers now recognise tin- slrcnRtlt of the
leather market and feel that there Is
little probability of a lower market
"o standard lines.
"Pronounced strength continues to,
rule generali) throughout the bin.,
market and further lidvancos have or*
uurrcd in a iiuinh. r of different varie?
ties.*.'
Ilrndatrcet'a iteport.
New York. April 26.?Bradstrcot's
to-morrow will say:
Trade reports are Irregular in tenor,
with horo and there streaks ?>! disap?
pointment, hut on the wii.de the trend
is in a satisfactory direction. Itctail
trade has i>. ? n Impeded to a consid?
erable extent by tip backwardness >?'
the aeaaoti. in the large dry goods
markets woolens und worsteds are
llrnit supplementary and duplicate or
di rs for staples being the feature.
Hut otherwise demand for dry goods
seems Id have receded, Indeed, the
dry Roods ira-l" in general reports
that untoward weather ha.- hurt retail
trade, and Jobbers as well as con?
verters say final purveyors lire exer?
cising more or lrs? caution", jobbers
have not been : able to ?et the full
Increases enforced b> the manufactur?
ers, wherefore tiny are inclined to at?
tribute whatever degree "f i|iiiet lus
.|. \ . lop.-d in ir.nb- lo prlc,- advances,
but the mills l.elng In n satisfactory
position as regards bookings, are not
?lisposed to credit such views.
Klilargod buying of pig Iron, heavy
orders for lllll: lied materials and tur*
ther strengthening in prices furnished
the noteworthy features of one of the
country's leading Industries. in the
Held ?>! labor, employment is innre f-en
eral.
Collections show little change, beins
II bout fair as a whole and *->1111 Mow
in the South. Money is steady.
Business failures In the rnit<-.i
Stil...? for ib.- week ending April 25
were IMS. against 260 last week and
210 ill the like week of intl.
Cnndldnlc? for f It) Council.
WilllHmsburg, Va., April ?h.?The
following aro candidates 'or City
Council in i!i< Democratic primary to
be held here next Tuesday, the time for
ontering having expired ai 13 o'clock
to-day: II. li Cole, .1. \V. .Tones, R. I..
Spencer and B. I*. Wolfo. mrmt?>rf of
i)k prr?'iii Council; ''.alba Vaiden, B.
II. Proctor, V. II. Hall. R, T. Casey, W.
!. Jones and John Tyler. Only six urn
to bo ?looted. Mayor k \\". War
burton ?-in have no opposition for re?
jection.
Candida lea for delegate tr> the Nor.
folk convention arc Colonel I.. W.
Lane, T. II. (teddy and r>r. Lyon ?i.
Tyl r. Only one Is to bo elected.
Hoy Scalded to l)mth.
Ooldsboro, N C, April 2'">.?A negro
boy, sixteen years <>f ace. met a hor?
rible death here to-day by falllnc
head first Into a vat of boiling water
at the plant of the Empire Manu?
facturing Company. The boiling; water
was used for softening 'ogn for
veneering purposes. The boy, John
tYhittey, wan hnrrierl to the Goldsboro
Hospital, but died In a short time.
Sentenced for Contempt.
Alexandria. Va., April 26.? Because
John T. Harrison, a baker, failed to
pay allittonv to Ethel Elisabeth Har?
rison, as directed by the Corporation
?'"ourl. ho was sentenced hy Judge Bar?
ley in that court to-day to serve a
term of ten days in .inll for contempt.
t}otrIa
Tnble d'Hote Dluicm Saturday
and Sundny etrnlugs. C to 0 o'clock,
gt.rlO each.
TURKISH AND ROMAN BATHS
Richmond, Va.
The most magnificent hotel In th? '?
South. European pian. Rooms singls
and en suite, with and without baths.
Spacious sample rooms.
Rate. SI.30 per da? and ?lyna.rd
BROADWAT and 24tb 8TREET
new york
OvsrtoQhins Madison Square. "Tbe very
toart of New York." Convenient to
Railroad Stations, Steamsttip Piers, Shops
ami Tireatrss. Rooms from $1.50;
with beta $250 up. Cuisine famous.
Atlantic Cup fte?ortb
HOTEL DENNIS
Directly on th? ocean front; always
open. WALTER J. BUZ B V
The Henry Clay Inn
Is now most attractive, with its beau?
tiful lawn and moonlight nlsrhts.
Every attraction for automobile psr
<\f?. Also fully equipped for p.lr'les
wishing to leavo Die hot, dusty city.
ftailtoatio
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
7:40 A.?Local?DatlT?Newport News.
S::o A.?Local?Dally?Ch'ville. Kx. Sun. j
?i burmond.
ts.oo A.?Express?Dally?Norfolk. O'.d Point.
tlo.'O A.?Local- Dally?I.ehbg . Lex. C. Forge
-.Mia 1*.-- K.\pre??-Dally?' 'In.. L'vlllc.
14:00 P.?Express?Dslly?Norfolk, K. News.
S:00 I' -I.oral-Daily?N. News, Old Point.
6:1.". l'? -IxmsbI?DaUy?Oordonsvlllat.
ft:l& P. Local Ex. Ban.?Lchbg, Natural
Bridge, Clifton l orge.
?RgS P.?Limited?Daily?Clncln'tl, Chicago.
?H-.no P.?Express? Dally?Cincinnati. L'vllle.
'.Sleepers. H'arior Care.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND?Loral from
East: 8:16 A. M . 7:.io P. SI. 1..rough from
Ea?i: 11 "W A. M.. S:30 P. M. Local from
West: S:3ft A. M.. 9:S5 A M. and 7:18 V. M.
Through: S:t0 A M.. t:? P.' M and ~:"O ??. M.
.lam*s River Line: A. M-, 6.45 r. M.
! "Dally except eunday.
?c&i? LB.
TO AND FROM WASHINGTON AND BEYOND.
IiOaTBltlahmond I Arrlv? lUobmond
?5.20 A.B. Iljrd Kt.SU.
?S.OO A.lt. Male. Bt.HU.
" s.ii) A.M. B?rd 8t.Kl?.
?fl.lOA.a. Byid Kt. KU.
?0.28 A.9. M?in 8t. Kts.
?18.01 ooon Bjrd 8t. Kt?.
ti.OOP.n.BTrd Kt. HU.
?8.60 V.r.. Iljrd Kt. Kt?.
?4.10 P.M. Elb* KUtlon
*?'.1 ."> P.lt. .Titln Kl. KU
?H.SO P.M. ByrdSt. HU
?7.60 A.M. BT.a8t.8ta,
HI.2S A.M. tlfmSutinn.
Tl 1.115 A.*fl. Iljrd Kt. St?,
?1.1-J P.M. Main St. Kt?.
?2.61) P.M. B-raKt.Kt?,
?6.17 P.M. Main St. st?.
?O.oO P.M. BjrdftttVa.
T7.I? P.M. Iljrd ?KTt?.
?11.10 P.M. BrrdBt.KU.
?11.17 P.M. M?lnSt.8t?.
Mg.M)nl?b; BrrtiatJu.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS?WEEKDAYS.
l.r?T- lltrd Ht. HU. 4.00 P. M. for Frelerlckshorg.
Leere Klba St?. 7.4S A.M.,6.30 P. M. for Altaian*,
i Arrlrc lltrd Kt.HU.8.2S A.M. from Frederick*!)'*;.
! Arrive Kllm St?. (1.80 A.M.,6.80 P.M.from Asblsu*.
?Doily. |Weekd?y?. .Sundays only.
All train* to or from Byrd Street 8t?tioa
?top at Klb*. Tim? of arrivals and departure*
?tot gtt?r?nt?cd. Rt?d tk? signs.
Richmond & Petersburg dectric Railway
? nr. leave Manchester. Seveath an* Perry
Street*, for I'ctcrvburg:
??. 7. S, 'J. 10, 11. *U A. M . i. 2. ?3, i. e.
??.?. .?.'.. ?? 7. t. *?. IP P. M.
j 11:00 P. M . for (.heater, 12.00 midnight for
: Potci .?b?rg.
I'otfl Iravr Petersburg, foot of Pycamor?
Btreeti tor Manrheaur:
?0.11. 6:;t5. "7:1?, *T:S?. S.M. 0 ?. MO 136, 11:?
?a. M.. i:.3:>. *i:U, I:K, 3:35. "4:35, S.?i. t>.3u.
?T X. t -:. 0:3?, ?10:10. 11:40 P. M.
[Dally, cvropt Sundays and holldayn
?Carrlei baggage and rjprr??
??Limited, except Sundays und holiday*,
i All cat* from Petersburg connect with
? rar? for Richmond.
? ;_
Atlantic Coast Line
the Standard Itailrond of U10 South.
EFFECTIVE APKIL. Stil.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
I For 1 ? :.-. i and South: S.14 A. it ?n?
. ??? P. M. ! :00 A M.
? Vor Norfolk: 3.00 A. St., 2:Go P. M.. 4:lt
I P. M.
I For N. * w. Ry. We?t: 8:11 A. M.. 10:04
A. M.. 3:00 P. M? ? SO P. M.
For Petersburg: 1 to A. M? (:li A. St.,
1:15 A. M . ?:00 A. at.. 10:00 A. M. 3.00 P. M..
4:10 P, St.. ?.0? P. M , 7:00 P. M . 9 W P. M..
1115 P. M.
lor i?o!d?boro and Fayeltovtlle: *4:10P.M.
Train.- urrlv- Richmond dally: <:0i a M..
1:10 a M . S.55 a. M . ?* 31 A. M . ??1?:4?A.
S1 . It:to a. it . M.00 P. M "-I M P. M .
1 4:03 P. M.. * sr. P. 11., 8.Co P. M.i ?.u0 P.
j M.. 11:30 P. M.
i 'Except Sunday. "Sunday only.
' Tims of arrival and departure an* con
nectlon* not guaranteed
C B. CAMPBELL, D. P. A., gi.1 Main St,
. RICHMOND AND ClUSSTEAKE HAY
HA II.W AY COM PA N V.
j Schedule of electric, tralnt to and from
Aahlaadi stopping at Intermediate stations
'upon signals: l.v. Richmond <llr??d and
Laurel Mm.): ??:0i. ?:;10. 1:10, O.:0. ??10:l?,
. U-.10 A. M-; 1:10. 1:10. 1:10, bl 10, .1 . ?>..?).
7:10, bS:l0. 10:10. 11:44 P. M. I_v. AihUnd:
I ?*;66. b7:0. S.09, M:'.->. 10.00; ??U:00 A. M..
?13:0) M., ?U:00. 3:09. 3:00. 4:C?. bi.00.
?M). ?:tO. b9 ?. H.OO P. it.
?Dally, except Sunday. "Sunday only.
OCarrioa b.%aga?e.
Norfolk & Western Railway
ONLY ALL RAIL LINK TO NORFOLK.
Schedule in Effect January l, uu.
: Leave Byrd Street Button, Richmond. FOR I
I NORFOLK: ?B:00 A M. ?3:00 P M . ?< ;o ]? M
FOR LVMCirBtfRO AND THE WTSST ?? : i
I A. M . "10:00 A. M.. 'I.W P. M.. ??::?) V. it.
I Arrive Richmond from Norfolk : ?11.10 A. M
?? 35 P. M.i ?11 ?I* M From tbe W-m ?I H
A M.i a;':O0 P, M . bl.10 P. M . ?.; 05 T. M
' -fe O P. M
? Dally. oDal'.y ex. Fund.iy. bSundav only.
W H B EVI DU C. Ii BOS LEY,
? ; P A . Roanokr. I). P. A.. Richmond. |
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
PREMIER CARRIER OF THE :-<jCTIi. I
Train* Leave Uichmond.
V B ? FolloMlng ?ehod?lc rig'urej publieh- I
ed a* information and aot guarsntead:
Fur the South?Dally) ?:10 A. M, tejral.
10:41 A. M. Kxpr?a*. C-.60 P. M. Hxpr. ??.
?elih fleetric lighted Sleeping Car tot At?
lanta ?nd !Ji::i,:n-h?m. 11.45 P. M. Exprcaa
\V../lv !)?>*: 3:00 p. M. Ixical.
YORK RIVER LINK.
( V) P. M.?Dally.?Cooneetlng for B?m
ra*t? Men \\>d. ar. l Friday. 0:00 A. M.?Ex
Sun. and 2:16 P. M M ... Wed. and I'll
day?Looal
Train* Arrive Richmond
From the South: ?:40 A. M. S:M A. M.
?:W) T. M. * OS P. M. daily; 13:M Kx. fun.
From \\>*t Polat: 0:30 A. M. dally. 11:35 A.
M . Mvn . Wed. and Kri.. 4:!S P. M. Ex. sun.
B. E. BURGESS, D. P. A .
?-??: K Main St. Phone Madlion'jrt. j
BKA BOARD AIR LINK.
toutnbonnd train* ?eheduled to leave Rich?
mond daily: :? <^ a. m. Local to Norllna,
) -?? P. M.?Slaepcra and coaehea, Atlanta.
fU.inliiBnatn, davanoab, .Iuek?onv|lir. S:^
P. m.-Sleeper* and coaebea, Jackionvllle,
11 "5 P. it.?Sleeper* and coarhe*. Atlanta.
Birmingham. Memphis Northbound trains
?chedUled to arrive In Richmond dally:
7:t0 A. ML, f>:? A M . 5:05 P, M . J.IO J". M.. J
Local.
&tft.muoatg
ACCA TEMPLE
A. A. O. \. SI. S.
Have changed their Itinerary, on ac?
count of the Hood* in t!ie Mississippi
Valley, and will leav. Richmond via
?'. (s O. n. R. at 6:S:. v. M. Saturday,
April 27, via Cincinnati. St. Louis,
Kansas City, thence as per original
program. Rate. 69?,75. open to the
public. Clo with them.
?? }SK SIR. HOW MAN."
70s IS. Main Mrrri, Richmond, \ n.
C. A O Railway. SOS K. Main Stre.-t,
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