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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-14
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Open checking account with this
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cash quotations closed: H-heat-No . red
!.u;s l:lo; No. hare. roeis q llom Corn
No. j. 'sa q 'ec; No yellow, 5eis a sc. Oats
30 whne' 's3s @'sc'; standard, as.. q S..c
Baltimore, AID. April i5-Wheat-Inactivo
spot. contract. si.N. Corr-Dull; spot con-
tract ssc. Uats-Firm; No. white sti.c
sales Rye-Noninal; No. western, domes.
t:c, IS q &c.
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LOCAL. MARKET QUOTATIONS..

FURNISHED by Levy Commission Co. co,,.
mission Merchants. Richmond. va
richmond. Va. April Is, 1872
'CrGAL WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS OF
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CATTLE MARKETS
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
tsa!es al Union Stock Yards1
Richmond. Va Anrn q. ,n,, |

fs.,s SiOCh MARKET.
tsh!es al Union Stock yards)
Richmond. Va, April Is, 1911
Report o! the live stock rnar.e, a.
week ending April s. 1919: '
Receipts for the week-Cattie. 81 head.
caves 50 head; sheep. IS head: hogs los
BEST steers. s&17c.; medium 10 rood sep
oac'; common 10 fair. AZ al size: best hei,srs
"a a &C.; medium TO good. $50 6s.c; common
dun 10 good SaG4!1c. common To r..
gS.9c.; best oxen. "a size: medium n cod
t ts; bulls. 4ase,; calves. extra, 7,sSsc.:
900, 10 mea,um' ogSHe. Fresh cows. SIS q
good iio TO iso.pound hogs, TS7Ec.. ijrh !;
hoSs and PIGS. eia9Tc.: sows and stays st' -
. pest sheep. ns o!4c; common 10 fair.
q &c; best lambs, l1d7c.; common n sair
~ g0.sc.; best spring lambs, ss1sH "a,
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Official Range and Sale of Stocks in New York
sales. Stock.

Sales. Stock.
ico Ailis-Chalmcrs .......
100 Allls-Chalincrs. pfd.......
li.dO .Ainalgamated Copper =.
Amer. ASrl. Chem. com.
100 Amer. Beet sugar, com.
81, 100 American Can .......
!. 10 American Can. pfd.
22,:DO Amer. Car and Foundry.
Amer. Car and Foun., pfd
100 american Cotton Oii.....
~ AIN arican Linseed OIL.
10 American Locomotive 80.
Amer. Locomotive, pfd..
Amer. Malt Co, pti....
s.v9l American Smelling ......
~ American Sugar
20 Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co.
80 American Tobacco. com.
80 american Tobacco. pfd..
80 Anaconda Copper ........
",@Q Atchison ....................
200 Atlantic Coast Line.
j. \. =. l.. or Connecticut.
800 Baltimore and Ohio. 80.
LOO Bcthlch I'm steel, COM. :.
800 British-Amer. lob. Co..
80 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
l.H-g Central Leather. coin. -.
.lpp Canadian Pacific .........
l,.Vp Chesapeake and Ohio.
20 Chicago Great Western.
l.s'2 CHI. NIL. and 81. Paul.
lD Cr.iciblc Steel Cor, com.
l?j Cru"iEle Steel. pfd. .......
Chicago and Northwest.
500 Colorado f'u:l and Iron.
Colorado and Southern.
go Consolidated Gas ....
30 Delaware and Hudson.
40 Den. and Rio Gran, com.
~ Den. and Rio Gran. pfd.
30 Distillers' Sec. Cor.
.W ERIE ...-....:................
1870 Erie. ist pfd. .......
Fed. Min. and SIN. pfd.
-. y. w. feline TOD. ca.
40 General Electric .....
80 Great Northern, pfd.
LOO Great Northern ore Gifts
~ Illinois Central ...........
go lnterboro- Met. ............
2,D) 1nterboro- Met. pfd.
Int. Mcr. Marine. conn.,
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summer yellow. st5as.s5: do. winter yellow.
and do. summer white. s.5Oa7.35.
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New York. April s-Beeves-pre,,sd ,..,
i o@1se 80 lsze calves-city dressed veals.
~ 9lSHe. Sheep and Lan,bs-Unshorn ssann
tewes>. A6od6.o0: clipped do, s8boSs5 N. 81
s sIoS lame,, H.Io8s6o: clipped do. ;s9E.s,
sylvania. tI.i6 9s:o; nisn 81. nnS1HHu fehn-
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Chicago. H.. April i3.-cattle-eccoi,,. ~,

chicago. H.. April .-Cattie-Receip,s $50
s seaa Market 9a Ts SLOW and steady. Bceyes.
steers S6.6oaT09 stockers and fees.rs .,nt
He,s9; cows and heifcrs. s2soaso0: ca,yc.
t ss"a SO Hogs e., keeeip,s 500 head Mar
mixed and heavy. s765G 70s: routh a. 80. - -
:y"; pigs. SGD: bulk of sales. s71SgT %
s Sa,s !; 100 head. AIarke, STEADY.
;,nn. |aeg $50 Western. 34.4oae 20; year
s6aSao NV '''o' western,
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Wcekly ClearinG-Honse sta,cncnt

amounted 10 s,Ic5 bnies against 1910 la
week and ISIS this week last wear
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RICHMOND Hay ,tARkEr

Load your cars SO that hay at door, ran-
'egsnts contents and thus avoid reflections.
rms market grades hay in accordance
cha ton. 10y <Ahso-
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Quotations .or interest paying bond. are
at price 20 which inie.ebt must be added
Income eondx and certificate, o, indebted
ncss fat
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Market Conditions. Chickens and hens
continue IN excellent demand; also ducks.
EGGS lower and market unsteady. Butter,
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Manchester
National Bank
DIRECTORS

DIRECTORS.
J, F. Ryland, ]. p. Jones, w. L.
Walters, Fl. a. Wells, DR.. E. T. Rucker,
a. a. Adkins, P. Sadler, F. P. Me
Council, c. 7. Walters, R. H. Bruce,
D. c. Ballard.
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Cotton future. closed steady:

SpoI cotIon closed steady: middl!nE
ands, !i,sS; middilns sul!, 1i.G
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-24

4 short time ago the First Ma
tional Bank absorbed by purchase,
the Canyon National bank and the
First State bank moved into the COM
modious and business convenient
quarters vacated by the Canyon Ma
tionll on the northeast corner OF
the courthouse square. The First Ma
tional has now $500 600 on current
deposit and the First State Bank.
$50 900
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-24

President Winchell and Vice Pres
ident Gregg OF the Frisco system.
made short stop here yesterday
These gentlemen were travelling In
the private car OF the president OF
the big railroad and were on a tour
OF inspection of the combination ser
vice they have with the Santa Fe
people over the cutoff and coast
lines President Winchell in an inter
view with your reporter. said.
You have here very attractive
town. aud in the near future you will
De- a center of considerable import
ancc. As soon as the Santa Pc opens
its line from here TO the Gulf coast
our company will have an arrange
ment by which We will run our New
Orleans-Frisco traffic over this line.
AS well as our St Louis Frisco traf-
ne We are much pleased with the
arrangement We have maintained
with the Santa Fe. and it will be con
tinued Tor quite whl'e at least
When the Panama canal is opened We
may put ON our own train service
through Clovis
Mr. WInchell said his company had
large landed interests in the west part
of the state. which they were con.
'cmpIaiing opening for immigration
aud that that was the principal six.
nliicance of this trip. tie declared
thar since New Mexico had secured
statehood great tide If immigration
Was looking this way. and that his
company was going - investigate the
IadVisability of placing their holdings
ION the market in the near future
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-24
Canary Onion crop /, Failure.

Chicago May % Reports from
che Canary Islands one Of the princi-
pal sources OF the onion supply for
the Chicago market show the onion
crop OF that country 10 be- almost a
total failure The cause of the short.
age in this crop is said TO be the
extreme cold and cloudy weather
which has prevailed in the island this
season This condition has retarded
the growth OF the plants and has en-
abled both insects and fungi life to
destroy a large per cent OF the crop
Reports from the southwestern
part of Texas. which supplies a large
per cent OF the northern markets. are
to the effect that the onion crop in
that section is one OF the best in years
and II Is thought that local mer-
chants will have to look largely to
this district for their onion supply.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-24
ISTORE CRAY HAIR
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GRAY HAIR.

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One objection 10 using such pre-
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Il This objection has been over
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-24

Eagle Lake Eight miles Of the
eleven-mile levee along the Trinity
river has been completed. one hun
dred teams are rushing the remain
ing work to an early completion.
Donna The first outbound car of
|cucumbers to leave Texas this season
was shipped from here, May eth. The
cucumbers brought SIZES per crate.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-24
rENAS INDu STRIAL NOTES.

Abilene The citizens of this city
have voted TO eXpend $4,000 for fire
department equipment. and s. 900
for the erection OF a creamery.
Brenham A plant TO manufacture
and distribute gas will be erected In
tn city by a Michigan company
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-24

Construction work will start within a
Few weeks
Bronson Ground has been broken
.on the grade for the railroad being
constructed from Rroadus TO Hemp
hill a distance OF twenty-five miles.
Corpus Christi-A contract has
been lot IN this city for two-story
business block. TO cost $50, 900.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-24
MAIL ROBBERY STILL
MYSTIFIEs At CLOVIS
Special 20 Daily New.

Clovis. y. NJ. May 49, Reneged
mystery surrounds the United States
mail robbery which occurred here In
the early hours OF Monday morning.
The baggage rooms OF the Santa Fe
railroad were broken open and three
mail pouches containing all the first
class mail received by the midnight
mall train taken Later In the morn
ing two OF the pouches we're found
near the west side Of town cut open
and all the letter and registered mail
taken. and the third pouch was stil
missin This third pouch was recoy-
cred yesterday afternoon one-half
mile south OF the city beside the
public road - was evidently placed
there during the morning hours. for
people were passing that way a. all
hours of the day n vas first dis
covered by some children playing
whose home is In that vicinity They
called their mother 90 examine their
find and the woman took charge OF
the mail pouch until the coming OF
the rural mail carrier and sent 10 "a
the pos'ofiice by him q is thought
the pouch vas dropped from a buggy
OF wagon shortly before g. was found
by the playing children Special de.
tcctiycs are on the ground assisting
the local officers in an investigation
aud II Is hoped the guilty parties mas
be- detected The Officers are very
much puzzled over the whole affair
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-24

Ia the case Of William Ogg charg-
ed with an assault with intent 20
Kill Ike Cannon, 0gg waived pre-
limlnary trial and was bound over
10 await the action OF the grand
jury This In the case In which Ogg
is alleged 10 have assaulted Cannon
at the door Of Cannons saloon early
Monday morning with a butcher
knife Ogg Is restaurant Keeper.
and his restaurant is in the same
building with the saloon
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-24

The Nansi,kle brothers Of Quay
county. charged with the theft of five
head of cattle from the pasture Of
J. - Flemming few miles south
west OF Clovis. will have their pre-
liminary trial this afternoon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-05-24
RANDALL PROMISED
GREATEST HARVEST

by Daily News staff Correspondent.
Canyon. Tex. May Randall
county Is evidently standing on the
threshold OF the greatest harvest In
her history. alike as TO amount OF
land cropped and production per
acre.
Last year about $1,000 acres were
cultivated around Canyon. while
over 10000 acres will be harvested
this season.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-24
CLOSE FIRM IN THE
 COTTON MARKET
Reaction Followed By Sharp Advance. Late Deliveries
 Make High Records

New York, April 2s.--An early reaction in the cotton market was followed by a sharp advance, and. notwithstanding het- ter weather news, some af the late deliv- cries made new high records in the late trading. The close was firm and from to 10 points net higher for the day.
 The opening was barely steady at a de- cline of from s to r points under heavy realizing and local selling, inspired by lower cables. the better weather map, and private predictions of generally olearng conditions in the south. These predictions were confirmed by the official forecasts calling for generally fair weather tonight and tomorrow except for increasing cloudiness in Arkansas and eastern Texas,
 but offerings were very we'll absorbed around the initial figures.
 It looked as if some of the big spot people were buying. while at the decline of about 25 points from the high records of Monday morning there was a cousid- erable demand from sellers of yesterday
 who were evidently taking moderate
 rroiits At any rate, the decline was checked right after the call and the mar
 
 no particularly aggressive. demand on the advance until after there had been
 C recovery of 6 or points, but then the
 buying became more general
 Prominent uptown brokers were partie-
 ularly active during the middle of the aft ernoon bidding for large blocks of Octo- Der, and as soon as the market showed evidences of aggressive bull support there
 was active covering by early sellers Be- yond reports that the weather was becom- | ing cloudy again in Alabama, there seemed nothing fresh in the way of weather news to account for the renewed strength of the market. but it was re- membered that sold-out bulls were again taking an active interest and before the close December contracts had made a new high record for the session, while March sold above the 12c level. Closing prices were within a point or two of the best. Business was very active during the last hour and 1t was estimated that prominent old bulls bought at least 75,000 bales for new crop delivery
 Receipts, 19.Sl1 bales, against 20,742 last week and 7550 last year. Today's receipts at New Orleans, 2236, against 153s last year, at Houston, 3277, against HOO last year, and at Galveston, s244, against S4ll last year.
 ' ~
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-24
B|G CROP OF WHEAT
 IN MIDDLE WEST
Rush to Sell Apparent From Start. Prices Under
 Monday Night

Chicago, April 2S.-Wheat gave signs to- day that 15c advance in the last three weeks had been faster pace than the rargements of the European visible served to emphasize bearish feeling and left prices at the close A@7sc under last night.
 Corn finished at 1sqAc to. 2sqike ad- vance, Oats varying from i4qssc off to 1sc up, and provisions less costly by 21h .alOc.
 A rush to sell wheat was apparent from the start Part of the offerings came from holders anxious to grab profits. but there were also many stop orders to save losses on purchasing that had been done near the top of the recent bulge. Fine weather for the growing crop had much to do with encouraging the idea that reaction was due. Dispatches from Kan sas and Nebraska asserted that notwith- standing statements to the contrary a big crop of wheat in those states was stil there In this connection the fact was not made plain that Nebraska continued to offer wheat here to arrive much later than this time last year.
 
 ible supply of wheat would decrease rapidly from now forward brought a re- eovery to some extent It was pointed out that probably lake vessels would leave here this week for Buffalo and that receipts northwest were much more likely to diminish for the rest Of the season un- til harvest periods. The range for July was $1 04ss to $109i4. The finish was ner- vous at $1. 09isd1.09i4, or loss of s4@Bc compared with 24 hours previous. Corn, on account of better weather, was under heavy selling pressure early. This did not keep the price from rallyng. The mar ket rallied and closed strong. better eastern call developed, but the south paid 1c penalty to cancel purchases that had previously been made in Chicago. Kan sas City reported that offerings from the country had almost stopped. The July option here ranged from 7ossc to 765sc, and in the end was asaase net higher at 76s4 a767sc Cash grades closed firm. No. yellow was quoted at S0sa4S07sc for car lots.
 Fine conditions for growth and seeding made the oats market weak until corn strength acted as an offset. Shorts were covering at the close. Outside limits touched for July proved to be 5Si2c and 54c. Latest sales at 537sa54c showed a decline of Is65e4c from last night
 Selling on the part of one of the big packing companies weighed down pro- visions. Pit shorts and commission con cerns added 10 their holdings, mainly pork. in which there was the chief re- duction in price 5c to 10c.
 Future quotations were as follows;
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-24
New Orleans Cotton Market

New Orleans. April 23.-Cotton futures opened steady at decline of 10 to l5 points on poor cables and 6 more favor able weather map. The forecast predicted dry weather over the entire delta and in- tensihed the effect of the map. Longs liquidated freely in the early trading and a moderate amount of short selling was in evidence.
 Tie market did not display any marked weakness as buying of strong character set in around II 75c for October. At the end of the first half hour of trading prices were 10 to H points under yester- days close.
 Toward the middle of the forenon the market became steader on buying of a very good character, which the gossip at trbuted to spot interests.
 Prices recovered until they were to s
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-24
Coffee Market

New York. April 2s.-Coffee futures {opened irregular at an advance of , points to declineAof points the near
 nonths being influenced hy rather bet Yter European cables while late posi- 7tions reflected a renewal of scattering Eiiquidation or local selling encouraged Epy the continued heavy Brazilian re- Eceipts. Cables from IIavrc were easier |and the market hero sold off to a net Eloss Of about to F points during the 'middle of the day, but turned rather |steadier in the late trading on support From trade interests and covering H Tho close was steady at a net decline 1bf from 3 to 12 points Sales ss.0oo ba rs April, 135oc; May 13.55e. June. 13 esc :. July, 1s.7sc: August. 1a.7s; September 13sfe: October, 13.S1c; November l3 7sc December 13.12c; January, l373c: Feb-
 ruary. 1374c; March, 1a76c. Havre was
 1sdAf. higher at the hour of the local
 opening. but reacted. closing net un-
 changed at ssx575 Santos unchanged
 4s Ssx7o0 Is 7sxSo0 Receipts at the two
 Brazilian ports were 20,OO0 bags against
 5000 last year. Jundiahy receipts eooo
 against 22o0 last year. Fine weather
 was reported in all districts of Sac PauIo kToday's special Santos cable reported Is
 unchanged and Sac Paulo receipts of if :
 0O0 against 12.000 yesterday. New york
 warehouse deliveries yesterday 1a ace
 against 945S last year. Spot coffee quiet
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-24
Hubbard Bros. X Co.'sLetter

New York, April 23.-tSpeciaL) )-Cables were disappointing and the market de- clined sharply at the opening on general selling. Foreign bulls are reported as sold out. There was no special pressure. but local trading led to lower prices, though bear demonstrations were notably absent.
 The long interests profess confidence, but the tendency is to proceed with cau- tion. Active buying appeared later in the day. though the two days of settled weather had induced realizing and the market rallied on the weekly bureau re- rort, which was interpreted as bulish.
 The gulf states gave gloomy crop pros- poets and predict higher prices, and tho weather is the all absorbing factor.