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The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1912-04-05

and severe winters. floods, etc.
they will not be obliged to take up
actual residence for year after
entry is filed. This twelve month
provision was secured by Repre-
sentative Miller. of Duluth, who
urged it in behalf of the settlers in
northern Minnesota, where the
winters are sometimes severe and
prolonged and where spring floods
might interfere with the establish
ment of a residence on the land
sought by the homesteader.
An important factor of the legis-
latiOn to Minnesota settlers is that
permitting settlers being away
from the lands five months in each
of the three years of residence. In
the last four or five years the
northwestern representatives and
senators have had to secure legisla-
ton permitting settlers in their
states to. be absent from their
lands during the winter months
and the absence feature in this bill
will meet conditions that have con-
fronted homeseekers in the north
ern latitudes, without further spe-
cial legislation.
In the new law a feature of the
residence requirement is that the
entryman shall have a 'habitable
house upon the land" In con-
STRUNG the old law, the land Office
officials have had trouble in deeid-
ing what constitutes a real habita-
ton, and it is believed that this
provision will be a help both to
the officials and the settlers.
One argument put up in both
the house and the senate in favor
Of the enactment Of the new law is
that it would tend to prevent the
exodus of farmers from the United
States to Canada. In the latter
country settlers are enabled to OBJ
tain title to lands after three years
residence, and this is believed to
to have been one reason for the
emf grafton of farmers across the
line.
Other than the three years ac-
tual residence, with five months
leave of absence in each year, the
requirement for obtaining a home
on Indian or public lands. are the
the same as at present. In the
case Of Indian lands the settlers
are required to pay the price pro-
vided in the special acts under
which the various reservations were
opened. Entryman on the public
lands belonging to the government
will be required only to pay the
commissions and fees now pro-
vided in the homestead law.
If an entIyman desires to com
mute his entry, he will be required
to maintain fourteen months ac-
tual residence on his claim as at
present.
The law is to take effect i'm
medlately Oh approval by the
president.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1912-04-05

Buy beautiful Grand Crossing
lots now, before the raise in price.
Your own terms. In case of sick
ness or accident we will protect
you. See Goodman, agent for
Grand Crossing Land and I'm
provement Comp any.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1912-04-05

A bargain for quick sale, first
class motorcycle, almost new.
Call or write Gall State Bank,
Wakpala, South Dakota.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1912-04-05

For lots in the be.t residence
district at $1,000 per month. see
Goodman, representative of the
Grand Crossing Land and In
prOvement Company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-04
BOTH SIDES MAKE
REPORT ON BILL
Action of Senate Judiciary Com.
nlttee on Cummins Measure
Reviewed.

NashinEton. April 5.-Matorl:y and
minority reports or tho advers. action
taken by tho Scnnto Judiciary com
mittce upon tho Cu,nmins bill. to rty,
'hHependent tobacco companies the
right of Intervention and appeal to
the supreme Cour, OF the United sian,
from tho Federal degree apnroytns
INC REORGANIZATION OF the American
obacco Company, were made public
yesterday.
day.
Tho majority contends tina, con.
sEess has no right 10 intervene from
the decree o! approval by the Circuir
Court for the Southern District of New
York, which approved the r.organjza
zion plan as i, would reverse the
courts action; would direct tn. cour,
to enter an order allowing an inter
vcntion already denied. and Would re.
Ncrs previous decisions OF the Su
prcme Court of the United states. and
that state attorneys general ana pri-
Natc persons could not bc parties TO
an antitrust suit
1t is pointed out ,ha, such lcsisla-
ton would create . ncw right OF ac-
ton presenting an entirely diHercn,
case or controversy and give tho
highest tribunal an original jurisdic.
ton which Congress canmo, confer
upon 1t.
Il eontcndce :hot no proceeding. now
could reach The nov corporations resulting
from Ia" dissolution 'xrcpt under certain
contingencies, and INA, tho proposed ie..
Station 1"ncr Ivy would pc ineffective
TIC minority report, wHich senator, SO.
Iah, 'u'bcrsor, Nelson and Brown Joined
WITH soma ior Cummius, declared that ..tAn
Who'c business formerly under III. rontro!
technical; 90 this American Tobacco t-oD,
nany + now under tho control o. tho ..mc
persons who then controlcd that corpo.
ration AMI in tho same proportion"
~ thhEsss that some o; the corpora lions
fourd to De violating the lay ha,c 49,,
iNii without any change ana tho court
Which approved the dissolution ran i.
[rlue,Ief lie minority adJc9 that If tho
IHtuit court decree were to DC accented
nLalIN' Congress must amend tho antii-,,e.
lHN so That II would accomplish it, pur.
pose more omcctivcly '"'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-04
Cotton Exchange Statement.

>Ne" York. Apri! 3-,Sccrctnry He.,er's
New orleans Cotton Exchange statement.
issued to-day. shows the total for March
10 De l'o'sAis bales against i6i,.ss las, year.
INC movement from September 70 March
o. inclusive, elbows receipts at all United
states ports. lo.Hl.+N bales against 7e3s tSJ
.ast year; overland acro.. the Mississippi,
ofio anu Potomac rivers 10 Northern mills
ana Taanda, Sla,if3 bale. agains, si0.ST0 Il.
N""i' southern mills takiuFs. exclusive O.
Tuhusl'! consumed Southern outports
,,''i,Dv, bales asains; i,I.i.o2o las, year. and
~ INFERIOR stocks. excess ~ those held a,
nne .oin Increment o. the SEASON sSs;s.,
'tai''s' 5N5'"'o last year.
.hfse make tho total ,novcrnen, o, IN,
cotton crop brought Into sigh, during the
osss- months ending. close OF March IL,
'S~s:oh against lo.@h7a; las; year
rofe'sn exports for the seven month, :,
.no season have been .e:as:o ba.sl. Ehov;nr
az 'ncteare over las; season o, : 3o5 ass baie.
.oeks at the seaboard and tho twenty
NM ieadins Southern Interior mnrEct. on
aarch u "erc i.S'7.;si asaius; us. $50 me
same datc last year.
sioiuaihE Tor; and interior ;owr .,oct,
omF from the proviou. season ana tn,
n".npef o. bales Of current crop brouxi,J
10 sisnt during the ,cvcn months tho sun.
yo, ''"s 'eeh ih-'3'Sio against iii5e7ss !ast
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-04

i, tendency 10 ease off under acattcrinG ~
ouIda;ion Tor Over the approaching hoIioas
or local nressurc inspired by better we"t"e'
In the South. The close was quit u
ne, decline OF from as points INC oreh
inc was steady ~ decline OF lVi po',ta'
and activc months soid about iHS Po'''e
ne, lower right after the call IN TeSpohsr W
lower liverpool cables, reports tH"t b'.''s
miners were sill voting against resuinnhS
"wurIc under the minimum war bill anu
the weather map showing senera!iy cIea.
weather in tho South. Covering L! s|h ts
OF Yesterdays sellers and Indications 'hat
the bulls had supporting orders AROUND wy
ring on a .calc down, caused fa!F o. .
or 1 po.Lts during the middle OF the morn,
tnS but the forecasts were taNoIuo.c "hu
pricee soon turned easier again. Ihcre was
no very aSErcs.ivc selling. OWNS possibly
10 nervousness over the HOOD situstion In the
South. but prices gradually cased OIL hht'
the active months were about i@9 points
under the nnai hgures o! Tucsday SoveE
ing By carly sellers and q little suppof'
from local bulls caused partial ral!E IN
the later trading. but the close was within
or 3 poin;s OF the lowest most positions.
All three OF tho big future markets VIII
be closed Friday and SATURDAY o. this
wcck, while Liverpool vii! ismain c!oseh
until next Tuesday morning, and consiaer-
ing tho Importance placed upon weather
conditions, 1t was anticiuatcd tina; most Q!
the scattering accounts would he closed OUT
before the close tomorrow night.
Receipts "a, the ports to-day we're ltl-9
bales ga inst IS. last week ana o.tt las
wear. To days receipts at Galveston S,irl
baics against ii.SG last year; at Sew Or
icans i..65 hsles n-ains, .,c3 last year. aud
at lioueton rs. against ii?. last scar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-04
RIDER GIVEN
FOR a ENGINES
American Locomotive Company
to Build Locomotives for
Many Roads.

The American Locomotive uont,a,.y
mas received orders for forty-Cour "a.
comotivcs from various railroads IN TIM
past week. which were anuounced ycs.
tcrday The largest ord..r is for TWEEN
tY-hve Mallet locomotives for The Nor
foik and Western Railway. in addition
10 hftecn of the same type ordered In
ptccmbcr. now under construction. Tho
Manila Railroad contract call. for 1y,,
consolidated freight locomotives ana
hve ;cn-whec locomotives. The Tai
wan Railway, OF formosa. has ordered
three Pacific passenger locomotives
and the Duluth, south Shore ami Allan
TIC two Pacific passenger locomotives
MI OF these Will he euuipp ID vim
supcrhcatcrs.
From the Montreal Locomotive
Works. Ltd. subsidiary to the Amcri.
can COMPANY. The Toronto. rlumiiton
and Buffalo hallway Will be furnished
with two snpcrhcater consolidation
freight locomotives and two six-whe,
switching locomotives The tota,
weight of all these engines in working
order Will bc G,Gi: tons
Il is not known how many OF those
forty four cmginea will be bull, AT the
fichmond Branch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-04

many years she was used as a prison
for disobedicnt midshipincn IL TO-
night submerged about twelve feet
above her waterlinc in tho water and
mud at the santce dock at tho Naval
Academy.
Through the authorities have not
made a detailed examination. the be-
lief prevails that Il large section OF
the bottom OF the old wooden vessel
has rottcd. ana that her days OF use
fulncss are over. II is likely she
will be torn TO pieces, For some
years the vessel has been used as a
garrison for marines aud sailors at
tachcd to the Naval Academy.
The Santcc was built just before
the Civil War. but because OF "a mig
take in her design Sine was never used
for ans important service. The mis-
take was that the port holes were
built directly opposite each other,
thus anording all open line oil fire
to an opposing vessel.
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go 80 J.. o. .. anoat Futures nominal. Oats
9r"t steady. Futures nominal
oiN' 8cef and cut Meats-Firm Lara
waH!. Ia!low--Firm Pctro,cuu,-sic,d,
-''nict. liosin and Turpen,inc-ouiet.
oa'elH steady; refined. .asv' pnt,cr ',nG
SieadieT. Conee-Eu;ures closed
,"a steady Spot. Rio. No. :. i,s,c po;a.
: ~, ,iitvsular: Florida. new barrel s5r
,"si!iia' late crop, s5l 400. Caaba c.
,, vauy and unchanged rrcisht5 and pea
~ So,tonseed oil was firm en- early GOVERN.
nricn. ana new speculative buying, but
bin dssIu OF later under scattered real
and bear pressure. influenced some
Ma Ma o. the decline III lard Closing pTice.
6 - Ns, points net higher April. s.s5dr
i ~, sh!' '''in o.:5: Juns, 6621sho; Juiv.
I 50 81. august. el'1slo: prime cru:s'
nf ir,a prime summer yellow. 5sI a..
~ 'n'V winter yellow. 6.i596s; prime ,,,,
"er White. 5.9op6.7 cur"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-04
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK lARkE7


Richmond, Va. April J. 1917.
Report OF the live stock market .or the
Week ending April j. 49,:
:iecctpts-cattle. 80 icnG calves. - mead:
shtep. % head hogs ,0i head
Fest steers 81 q s'.c. medium to good.
e. o, common to fair. 8. g Sc. ecst heif-
"rS' ~. q 51.c.; medium to GOOD. ilads; sc.
common 10 fh!r, 81, Il $40: best cows ;h,e,
&c medium to good. %. n iiac. common 10
!aif, Tau size; be.: oxen. 5aji.c rnedIu n
10 good. ip+%!:.; bulls G.nit.t.; eN,ru
calves 'HsHSc. fair - medium oasl,c
Fresh COWS 81 II 5000 per head Best lcav,
h"Gs s%H'c.. good li3 10 lSe-pcund hoss,
eau aSi; Ugh, hoss ana pigs s., si.c :
s9WS and stays. -. p6',g. bcst sheep 3'.t.
t'.c.; 1cmin@n to .sir ~. . lie. best lambs,
W. C. common to ;air r:a5t=c
chcaso, Ill. APP! observation-disclosures
1880 heal Markct cached SIS, for dis-
'N'iA= cattle. Bcrr.-. i5.c6:.Asj. Tex..
steers 'i5oH i.s5; "e..e~u s,ers. Nxg1sSs.
sioekers md !eetors t'..5 1850; COWS an,
nflers &,sc46i5: calves sJ.7itiy.jo Hogs
Receipts 2icl3 head Market s,cnJv 10 b.
.lshet. Light, $40 '.5j: mixed yi6 y 500.
hshES S'eju SO; rnurh. si5j AIS; pics,
5000 30; bulk OF salcs. s7.Son7ei sheer
Receipts -r,eH2 hcai Market s,esdy 10 10,
hi%aor Native. sI''us.>1 western. $3.50 n
~ earrings. i5n7.ii: lambs native. sssjss
"So' western, 'f.-3 S.2e.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-04
New York
Stock Market

New York, April s.-Althoush prices
o. et,,dsrd .to,r. v,.,6aa nu. ,tt,,o
.,
AS' e"s 'eae'ionaFE 'ehoenes Oh
she early week became more pro-
nounced and dealings fell to the small
est total recorded In any tull day for
more than fortnight. Virtually all
the activity was in the nrs, hour. The
trading cle'nsnt inclined decidedly TO-
wards the selling side, this attitude
fndins its surest rejection in the rcla-
tive heaviness of United States steel,
Union Pacific and Reading, with Aomc
pressure upon the coppers
Declines far outnumbered gains at
TIE opo~inS, which may have been due
to London's failure 10 transmit the
usual average Of better prices. Cana
dian Pacific was the most conspcu-
Gus exception. opsning here with a
gain of more than two points. against
Its rise of almost three points in Lon
Don. The strength OF this stock was
used IS an excuse 10 advance Erie's
on the now familiar runior.ot a Cana
dian Pacific Erie traffic alliance. Like
MISC Norfolk and Westerns further
Esin was made tho occasion OF re-
'sYai Of the report that Panhandle"
Is to guarantee per cent. dividend
or Norfolk. 4 brisk movement in
Wabash. preferred, and the 4 per cent.
bonds furnished a basis for rumors
that baekawanna interests were buy
Ing those issues for control
rise IN call money 10 ~ ner
cent. in tho early Afternoon induced
more selling o. the speculative favor
ties but the market assumed an even
tone IN the last hour. under the lead
OF the steel shares Activity increased
rifle and demand oroadened. but
the movement was OF brief duration.
Anal ga mated Copper. American Smelt-
ing. Union Pacific and Lehish Valley
fai!ins 70 lowest prices OF the day
W!th 'urtner rise In cal money TO
rom this leVe! lust before the close.
mHlie 'As gay Drought no adverse
i!sleAeoe OF great moment there was
some disposition 10 pay more than
passing attention 10 the latest phase
OF tho Gnsilsh coaI situation, London
oaoiss pointing TO further delay In the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL : ,sn.
ARRIVED.
Stcanie. Brandon. lIarney. Norfolk, mer.
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line
steamer Aurora. Furman. Petersburg anc
James River landings merchandise and pns
sensers, Tur,nan Line.
Barge Currituck. Cordrey Baltimore, coal
). IL Hawes u Co.
steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk. mcr.
'h'hdite and passengers. Old Dominion Line
SAILED.
steamer Mobjack, Graves. Norfolk and
s-nGers, Virginia Navigation Co
steamer Aurora. Furman. Petersburg ans
James River landings. merchandise and mas.
scngers, Furman Line
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-04

Sales Stock.

Sales. Stock.
900 Allis-Chalmers .......,
800 Allis-Chalmere, pfd..
1880 Amalgamateo Copper -.
Up Amer. ASri. Chem. com.
Loo Amor. Bet Sugar, COM.
1870 American Can ......,
less American Can. pfd. ......
600 Amer. Car and Foundry.
Amer. Car and Foun.. pfd
American Cotton Gill;.
American Liuseod OIL.
20 American Locomotive -.
Amer. locomotive, pfd..
26a Amer. Malt Co, ptd......
$500 American smelling $50.
Np American Sugar ....,..
ESQ Amer Tel. aud Tel. Co.
800 American Tobacco. com.
q" American Tobacco, pfj.
$3.50 Anaconda Copper ......
1000 .Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line......
y. G. l.. of Conn ccticut. =.
SEQ Baltimore and Ohio......
lH.rH British Amer. Tob. Co..
$40 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
N-N'iha hSSe Aiitis NPiN'''' =
eco Canadian Pacific ........
1850 Chesapeake and Ohio....
100 Chicago Great Western.
l2,k1 Chi. Mil. and st. Paul.
Crucible Steel Cor, com.
~ Crucible Steel, pfd. .......
gu Chicago and Northwest.
Oo Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado and Southern.
Sn Consolidated Gas ........
Delaware and Hudson.
Den. and Rio Gran, com.
loo Den. aud Rio Gran, pfd.
100 Distillers' Sec. Cor........
1880 Eric Observation-Disclosures.
2,TI5o Erie, LIST pfd.............;..
coo Fed. Min. and Sm.. ptd'.
6. y. ". Hslmc Tob. co.
l,%01 General Electric '..;..'..
S.u,r Great Northern ptd -.
100 Great Northern Orc cts
TOO illinois Central '..'''''''
2.l3o IntcrIoro-Mct. ...;..',..'
2.tnO lnterboro-Mct.. place.
30 Int. MGR. Marine, COM.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-04
OLD SHIP sANTEE SINKS
Historic Wooden Vessel Probably VII,
Bc Torn TO Pieces.

annapolis. Md, April 3.--Springing
leak YESTERDAY. the historic old
ship Santcc. remnant Of the early
days of the navy. one time practice
. ship OF the midshipmcn. ana known
to practically eyer officer in the
lscrvica through the fac, that for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-04

~ meas. H.. April s-Glit-edse wsa.h,,
Tor $500, IN Kansas and okIahoma and
encon-as IN the Dakctas and Minnesota
ddn n,r srcculators today TO no,,nd
io}. ING price OF wheat --latest ,rgd;rr
Ike. ne, ', Gor6 a.; a decline Of '.a'.c TO
49, WIN a loss % II. -. and hnr 80
,isSs ARMS from the same as honda
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-04
Dogs Raid Flock of sheen.

opocia! 70 Thn TimcF- DIspltch.I
Bristol. Va. April S.-DoGs raided "a lock
OF 800 sheep. belonging 20 DR.. W. VI. Phil
lips, At Wallace. last night, and killed FORTY
OF them. Tile dogs were down ana
Etlled to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-04
NAVAL, STORES.

Wilmington. y. C.. April s.-spiri-s Tur-
peHtinc-Steady MT i5Hc.: receipts cask
Itosin-Steady at 500: receipts OF barrels
Tar-F7sm at SlHa; receipts IS barrels
ccipts barrels
savannah, Ga. April s.-Turpentlne-Firm
az 1873 q 4sHc.: sales 40 casks roteipts AZ
casks; shipments is3 casks: stock isits
CASKS Rosln-Firm; sales 80 barrels re-
ccipts i,Ni barrels: shipments 1898 barrels
Stock .o"p barrels. Quote: 3. sss5.
E5sTlestOn. y. q. April S--Turpentino-
r tlrm al is'sc. Rosin-Firni Quote: 3,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-04
Stock Exchange to Close on Friday.

New York. April S-Thc New York stool,
Exchange will he closed al, day April -
Good Friday This announcement was made
this afternoon by the governors
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-04

yarns are nrTn Staple hosiery has been
advanced 35oA a Dozen Woolens and
worsteds are being advanced for later DO
livery. Jobbers report steady trade.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-04

I.V"st -pTcSScu, Iargt b1!cs. lo.0J a
SHtCKS-Comprcsseu .... a eoop
Loose pressed. large bales. ri 1890
Load your cars that hay doors rep
FeSehis contents and mus avoid reJections
rms market Grade. hay In accordance
~iih the ruies ot the Nat!onsi Hay Asso-
c!attcE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-04

Cotton, ouit,; middline. 1855. Mt re-
"eip,s. - halcs; gross sos: bales; safes. 20
haios; stock. 1882 bales, o%ror, Cou.twise.
Total ,o.aay a, All post, Nc, receipts.
Il ?i na,e, export TO Great Britain 20,
bales. to the Continent, 9,Sss aic:; stock.
"i9.i!l oa;as
Consolidated at al por;s-&et receipts,
ii0.!6 bales export 10 Grcnt Britain, So, %
bales 10 France, 1850 ealcp to tho CONT
nent. fts bales 20 Japan s,oss bales
receipts. 'o."'ai'i ha'cs: export 30 Great
Fsrl,ain S,,iGs.2 bales: 10 France. 1876, .76
nales. 10 ~" Continent 5>j2@a& bales; 10
Japan. t3s'si balcs, 10 MtN!co, ..:5S bales
New Orioau. April '-p,osrec,s OF i'm :
rroscmen, In tho weather conditions in the
bel, resulted in slacl.cncd demand in tho
cotton ma kct to.da,, and as resu; price :
~ the close we're ; as points under tho clos.
ms quota lions uf Yesterday Futures opened
steady a; decline .: lG5 points on poor
cables and improved weather in the cotton
! country. B9!iS Wcrc d>po.ed 10 30 cautious
IL view o: tho nusa;Is factory attitude o.:
the Enrlisll coal miners toward tho mini
lnun' wage hili FROM the middle .: Tho
morning on ihc market wa. quiet and fcat-
UFe!ess "lh the advantage on tho bear .dc
oi account OF ~" forecast fo- fair and
'varner weather ,or INC cu,,rc bc!t. In ill.,,
afternoon tn inn rks; vas lult. but st.aIy.
rrftcs ra!!ylnc Ia nhou; tn" highest point
o. ~" daN spot cotton G.ln. &c M: mid
"tlnE liiic- sales ou ;ht spo; go haios and
~ :" arrive futurc- closed stcady Arm
ING, May. nos. JGiy. lt6G. August, 1r..
S"ptcniht-. l".Si. pctobcr 1855 D,ccmLnr.
!e&i. January loss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-04

>cN Y"rk Aa.'i Q. Flour Quiet and i,,.
os 'p es,.. Gornmcal aDl Eariey si,,iy
t''s ';4e our Quiet. WHOA, 10,
ur"lG.gts 80. req, II o. elevate -
Nhs.s 20 a~ri',i. and 'i.@i, e o. b = "a,
! tDtu.es ,ri.f. net over. May 500 ..is.
!JN!! Sol ~ Corn spot easy, export
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SPOT cotton closed quiet. u points lower
middiiu. up.ands. 1850 midd'inr gulf ii.i&
saes 30 bales.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-04
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
pETEEsHri,G PEANUT MARKET

Reported hl Eeisers. McCahc z COZ
Petersburg. W. Npri! 3.-peanuts span
'sh- Mnrkc' H7ni farmers Spanish. e7isc
per oushti Jumbo parish. s:,.e. per busi,eI 4,
shclicd SpInlsJ. ~ T. 5;., por nn,,nI :
sht!lcd spansh -. , sc. per rounl Wiz.
stnias Marhet nrm; fancy jumbo. dt,.c
per pound; ;ancl haudpicked. SIC. per
ponnG "Aira primo. Sisc. per pound: prime.
"l:r. per pound nnchlnc ptckod. ; 4 3isc
pc ponn" sholiHz stock, e,.d3c. per
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Local M,akrr ororArroSs.

C.urn.shed h> Levy Commission Co. Com.
mission Mcrohnn,s N:camond. VaJ
trhln"nd. Va Ap-u 5. iol.
ACTUAL WHOLESALE QIOriTIOSs on.
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Ncw York Apr a-rhc cotton goods
markets arc sica3F Fine co;tons are adj
vanein2- cotton 'Hrns are steady. Worstcd
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RIcnMovD TOBACCO M,nKEr

Richmond. Va. April 5. 1919
oiiow.ns arr the quotation. on the Hich-
Moni Tobacco Exchange:
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KEN York April 3.--Monov on call
yte&dy > 3-S74 pcr cent; time loans
easy; sixty days i4fi% IL per cent:
fiX months. 5 3.4 par cent. Prime mer-
camille paper, : l-ini 10. Sterling
exchange steady. s+SS "a for sixty
day bills, and stS7lo for demand. Com
mctrcial bills. stS3
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