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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-27
Railroads
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

$40 neutrality-suspicious. News.
$40 A.-Local-Dniiy-ch'v Ex SUM-
Thurmond
ta:oo A.-Eapress-D aiiy--Norfolk. Old Point
t1o:co A.--Local-Daily--Lchb Lex. C. Forge
200 P.-ENpress L'villc.
300 P.--Locai--Doily-N News Old Point
sis Pt-- Locnl--Da;ly -6;ordonsvilR.
6:i5 P.-Local-Ex. Sun.-LchbS. Natural
Bridge. Clifton Forge.
'6 S5 acknowledgements. Chicago
'11:Oo s-Daily--Cincirnati. Lvilie.
'S!eepers. tParor Cara.
TRAINS ARRIVE RIcHMoND-Local from
East: Sis A. NJ. 1850 r. NJ. Through from
East: 1850 A. NJ. $50 z. NJ. Local from
West: $50 A. NJ. s:55 A NJ. and 7:l5 p. H.
Through: $50 A. NJ. 2:s6 Pr NJ. and ; 80 r. NJ.
James River Line: ''s:Ss a. NJ, e:ts 7. NJ.
'.Daily except Sunday.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

LII CAKhiER OF THE SOUTH.
Trains Leave Richmond
y B-Foliowing schedule nEurea nubI,sh.
"a Is information and not guarsnt..d
for the South-Daily; $40 a NJ focal
1",'3 \. NJ Express 500 p NJ p.ny..s
WIN electric lighted sleeping car Tor AZ,
,ahta ana 3iT;nn CHAM. il:i5 r. NJ Exorc..
Week Days: 500 T.. N Local
YORK RIVER LINE
40 P. M.-Daiy.-Counec citing for E.t,,
more Non Wed. and Friday. 500 A. Me-.
suh' ana -.l5 p. M.-Mon.. Wed ana Fri
day-Loc1l -
Trains Arrive Richmond.
rom tho South: $50 a. NJ. $40 A N
3:9 p. NJ. SO +. NJ. daily: 1876 Ex. snn
NJ, Mon. Wed. and Fri tte5 u NJ
5. E. BURGESS. y. p. A.
'n' z Main st. Phone Madisont.;.
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nRY GOODS MARKET

New York April 3i.-Tne cotton goods
markets. are quiet and steady Trading At
nrst hands Il being done on a very mod
crate scale. .'eh5oTs report fair volume
OF inquiry from nearby retailers Cotton
warns are firm and knittcrs arc reported TO
nc hurius long contract. Wool markets. nre
generally quiet out very firm.
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sEABOARD AIR LINE.

southbonnd trains scheduled 20 leave pl,h.
mond daily: sN ~ M.-Local 10 Marlin
-" a. M--SleepcFs and coaches. Atlanta
EnEming ham. savannah. JacksonviiIc So
4. M.-SicepoTs aud coaches. JacksouyilIe
u 20 7. M.-SIecrer. and coaches, Atlanta
Birininsham. Memphis. Nor,hbound train,
scneduIed 10 arrive in Richmond daily.
go ~ IL. go = NJ. 90; +, NJ. $40 y. 81.
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Atlantic Coast Line
Tho Standard Railr0ad of tho south,
EE'EEclINE ApJSrr

EFFECTIVE April. Sth. ial?
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
FOR Florida and South: S:i6 A. n ana
60 p. NJ. i:01 a ~
l.. NJ. ~
For n. q w. Ry. West. s:,s a. NJ. lo:~
~ ~ 500 p. NJ. s:2o L. NJ.
For Petersburg: leo A ". s:i5 A. ",
s;io a. ~, 300 A NJ. 1000 y. 81, 300 p. NJ,
fAo p NJ. SOS p. NJ. 100 L. NJ. 40 r. NJ
!l;i5 +. NJ
Tor Io!dsboro and Fayetteville: $50 +. NJ.
rams arrive Richmond daily: sos A NJ
30 a. NJ s:55 a. NJ. 's:37 A. 81. .'ic:iS A.
NJ: t;to y. NJ. 100 p. NJ. .'iD T. al.
va 4: NJ. o;05 Il. NJ. 500 i. NJ. 300 r.
NJ. 1880 II. M
Except sunday. "sundey only.
Thms o. arrival and departure and con.
nections not guaranteed
G 5. CAMPBELL. D p A. aS Mai, (,
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET

EIENSBUKD PEANU 7 NNKINLT.
(RepoTtcd by Rodgers. McCabe e. Coz
Petersburg. Va. April cs.-Pe anuts-Span-
ish Market weak: holders ask ac.; buyers
offer coc. for farmers Spanish. Jumbo Span
!sh SOC. per bushei; No. shelied. spanish.
-, q 5i=c per pound. No. > shelled Spanish
ic. per pound. Virginias-Msrket hrrp
fancy Jumbo. ii.c. per pound: fancy hand
picked. 3&c. Der pound extra prime. SIC.
Ter pound; prime. Sisc. per pound. machine
picked. ~ SIC. per pound. sAeilins stock
"}5 g3c. per pound.
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ANCHOR line

New Twin-Screw Steamships
"CAMEUONIA." CALIFORNIA"
"CALEDONIA" ana "C0LUMHI."
Sailing from News York every SatIirday
Glasgow win Movilla, LONDONDERRY
FIRST CABIN. $40 AND sly.
SECOND CABIN. $50 AND UPWARD.
THIRD CLASS. $1,000.
For new illustrated book of Tours
apply to
HENDERSON BROTHERS.
Agts.. " and 10 broadway, New York. ar
Andre,y Welsh. 62s East Main Street,
Richmond
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Goldsboro. y. G., April Ca negro
boy, sixteen years OF age. met hor-
riolc death here to-day by falling
head first Into a vat Of boiling water
at the plant OF the Empire Manu-
featuring Company. The boiling water
was used for softcninE logs for
Whitley. was hurried 10 the Cioldsboro
lLosnltal. but died In a short time
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Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
schedule in Effect January l. 1919
Leave BYRD street station. Richmond FOR
SoRFol.k: 300 \. NJ. '3.co u. NJ, .t:loP "
OR LfNCHBuRG AND THE WEST: .s.i,
"a ~ 'ig:o9 \. NJ. 400 T.. NJ. $3.50 r. NJ
Arrive Richmond from norfolk: .u.io. 81
60 p. NJ, Ill 90 i " From tho West - 20
a. NJ, a.:c' L. NJ. biio L. NJ. '6.c5 II. NJ
W. d BEVILL & ~ ss@,sr ~
@ p. A. Roanoke DIP & Rfcb,,n-,,
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RICHMOND AND CHESAPEAKE BAY
RAILWAY COMPANY

Schedule OF electric train, to and from
hAh!and' stopping at intermediate stations
upon sisnhls: ". Richmond tBroad and
Laurel sts.): sos. '7:io $40 90, ..,0.i9
u;n a NJ; l:io. 2io. 3io. bi:i0. $50. 30
.Ie. bs:io, io;ie il:+S p. 81. Lv Ashland:
o.oo. I;cc. 500. b3:c? 1880; .'u:0o 4 M
'i2:" NJ ''i:to 2;co. 400. 400. b5 % o.
200. $50. boco Il:oo p 81 ''E
DAILY. except Sunday. :suuaay only.
oCaTres baggage
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S. S. BERMUDIAN

Sails Every Wednesday Ii a. NJ
Twin Screw. 1855 tons displacement, MI.
kecs. Wireless Telegraph
suites de Luxe. with Private Bath. Or.
by n. NJ. s Z. Co cur"
For illustrated psmphiot and tickets an.
ply to a F.. Ou;herbridec & Co. Avsn,.
quebec > s Co. Ltd. % Broadway. New
Samuel II. Bouman, 7os u. Mnin.
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AleNandria, Va. April Because
John T. Harrison. a baker, failed 10
pay alimony 10 Ethel Elizabeth Har-
r'son. as directed by the Corporation
Court, ne was sentenced by nudge Bar
Icy in that court today TO serve a
term Of ten DAYS in Jail for contempt
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chicaEo, III. April observation-disclosures,
.,"" mead. Market steady to strong for
TtteFS {" lv"s sc up. Beoves. sag 20;
= 10; one load % Montana bngfod r.. a. o.,
sectors and feeders. Si--t4sSo. cows NH
s, St,s947;o: CAVES. s5.5oG s.S5. Hogs"
I'EtriP'F 700 head. Market loo hirbnr
- ~ S"opH 80; mixed s7.5SIS05; hee,.y
80, y @: rough. s7.55a7,5; pigs sieoa5@ y .
OUR OF sales. S7S09 90 sheen -f,o['s ;i' /,
~: ~, hcad Market strong 10 !;c. htsher'
nnEs $50 -; lambs. native ;eGs 90!
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Cotton quiet. middlirs. MS; ne, receipt,
$ bales gross. 2ot' bales. stock l5"ia'
~ los: cNpor; to thc Continent. eos halcs :.
Coast viss. iSS Ia Hos.
Total today al por,s-Nc, receipts.
2H"Sa bales: export tn Great Britain. S<nI
aaies to the Continent, 1926 bales. ia
Japan. Las bales. to Mexico, bales. stock,
5ll,SNi bales.
Consolidated AT all porus-Nct receipts.
liSQIH haics: export 10 Groa, Britain. $3.50
halcs to France. li.i5S bales: "a tho CONT
mont. i26i bales' To Japan, i5,S.s bales; 20
McNico, : bales
Total since September at at ror,s-Nc,
rocoipts. il.SSs.4to halcs. export to Grea;
t'ritnin. 1850? bales. to France. Lioi IS
bales. 10 the Continent, iosi.Tk5 pales: 10
Japan, S2..a, la los; to McAico. $500 bales
New Orleans, Ls., Arrii .s-Better wealth
or news and encouraging crop reports r"-
suited in some moderate liquidation, and
prices lost 9ag - points. Spot cotton stcad%
'vc over middling 1lIsc; sales on the
spot, so bales ana 100 to arrive. Futures
closed steady: April. NO nominal; MAY
Ill; july HISS: August. Il7h, SEPTEMBER
li"l; october. 1885, December, ii.5s: Jan.
uary. IlG0
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, 10" YORK April cd.--Bcevcs- Rece3n,. -.
:, e 40 S,eers. Sa1s,5o HILLS. s!e5Gf7t,,: cows
1900 go "'",, Market generally Toe. hsher
and strong. Veals s7E,4tn. 80, I've
,.ot,, GUS: S5g65c sheep and I.amhsEi,e.
rs; lr. @te9 head rnshorn sheer. s5T o..
nn, -, clipped. Siad~; lambs. com.
mon 20 iair unshoru. sSIn5o. ,n.d,,,,, III,
ped $3.50; market 5Cc. higber sn ZIP,
,"lnoH' -" Hogs-Rcccipts ga t ,ls
MARKET hTm at SGSoo: piGs. s7I7ss 'e"u'
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
oRr OF RICHMOND. APRIL o. 1912
ARRTJ-I.r1

PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL q. 1912
ARRIVED.
steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk. NOR
cHt hdss" and passengers, Old Dominion Line.
S''amcr aurora, Furnan. PotorshurE ana
scnscrs. Furman Line
SAILED
atea nsr Brandon, Harvey Norfolk. NOR.
"'hu'se ana passengers. Old Dominion Line.
'sIcaneF Mohjhck. Graves, Norfolk ana
'"nl'a hhver landings, merchandise and pa.-
"ensers' Nirsinia NaviGaIion Con,panv
steamer Aurora. Fur1nan. Potersburg ~,
lanes, James river landings. merchandise and pas.
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New ork
Stock Market


New York, April 2s.-Dealings in the
stock market to-day were attended by
greater strength, breadth and activity.
Heading was again the spectacular
feature. rising 10 l76 is, which with
its recent quarterly dividend broug MT
the stock up to Ia as. or ; SIS points
above It's previous record price
achieved IN 1910. Sales Of Reading
for tho day ogGfcEatcd $4,000 sharos
or about - per cont. Of the whole.
The belief gains ground that tho COM
pany In the not too. distant future
will avail itself OF a long deferred
opportunity to confer some benefit to
it's shareholders The higher priced
coslcrs shared very slightly in the
general advance. The ease with
which iron issues advanced. United
States Steel and others, seemed to hc
proof Of the cNistcucc OF a large short
hancemcnt of values.
Amnlgamatcd COPPER more than
recovered its increased quarterly
dividend in the first hour.
Prices manifested disposition to
sag and business Was loss active i'll
The last hour, but not until Reading
had added another fraction to its
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Arrive Richmond
Richmond & PETERSBURG clactric R,;Iw

taFs Ieavo Manchester. seventh ana Perry
streets for Petersburg:
'e. -. 10. u. az A, NJ. /. p %. 4. {.
''S:S. 20 {, 8. 40. 20 7. NJ
n;o r. NJ. FOR Chester. 1900 midnight for
Petersburg.
Cars leave Petersburg. foot OF Sycamore
Street. for Manchester:
t5:ls s;S. lib, .7:s5. s.s5. e:s. .Io:. /, a,
a. NJ. 1895. 'la5. 1886. s:35 .I:55. 5;a5. s.s5'
-: IS. SIS. a:S5. 1910. 1870 p NJ
tDaiy' except sundays and holidays
carries baggage and express.
'Lifrited. except Sundays ana holid,ys
All carr from Petersburg conncc, with
cars for Richmond
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KIcHMOND NAY ,IARkEr
RICHMOND. Va, April q, lai

Lrad Your cars 50 thar hay At doors rep
'sehts cohtente and thus avoid reflections
ms market Eradcs hay in accordance
WIN tho rules OF the National Hay Asso-
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RICHMOND TOBACCO M>nkrr

Richmond. Va. April 20. 1919.
Following Are tho quotations OF the Ricb.
mond Tobacco Exchange:
BROWN AND OLIVE STDMAiING-NEw.
~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80 a 9Go
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RIcmMoND GRAIN MAHKrr.

5, ~ >, !, M y, Nominal 10 western. aon,s
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Manchester National Bank
A strong. safe bank in which 10
place your money.
5ullllncr Resorts.
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Massanetta Springs New Brick Hotcf
Opens June 1. 1912. Thoroughly mad.
ern.. Accommodations for 500 guests
Early reservation advised
Booklets. rate cards etc. upoo an
plication. Address ~
Massaneftn Springs Co. Tpc..
Box 27i. Harrisonburg. Va.
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Cash grain closed wheat-No red.
y l+H iio'. 80 hard. t1l461i6i4 Corn
No white 57a.a5s%o.
Baltimore, Md. Arrii - - hea.-Lou,.t.
'pot contract NlsL Corn-DuIi: enp,
contract. &c. Oats-FIrm, No. 2 Witt. e. 8
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The Henry Clay Inn

Is now most attractive. with It's beau
uful lawn and moonlight nights
Every attraction for automobile par
ties. Also fully equipped for parties
wishing to leave the hot. dusty CITY
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~po' COTTON cIosed OuIct. 10 points down:
niddlins upands. il1a. middiins Sulf, i..c1
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Richmond Va. April %. iaie
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS. on 'CIASGa
NlIEAT--tar lots
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quotations foT !fltcrcst-psvIn MINDS ~.
at price 10 " hich Interest must bo nddoi
iacomc bonds and certificates OF nd.btcd-
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET
Ry Richard w. Muury,


stock and Bond Broker. 1915 f. Main street.
Richmond. Va. April IS. 1912.
STATE SECURITIES Bid Asked,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-04

9lus 9reslau meloet man
picr brod in Der Wobnung Der
g9itire oes 9lmtsrihters Saman ell
Brand aus. Die elfidbrige erfranf-
te 3ohter grifa luuroe nit idlre-
rem aopfnunocn 6eipllBtlos aus
ibren breuneuoen gett gerettet inh
itorb nod in Der 9tad)t. Die ur-
ipriinglihe 9lnnobine. oic 8opfmurl-
oen ieien Bel einem 5liibtperiid)
ourb 9lufihlogen onf Die 9ettfat.
te entItonoen, nioerleete hie guf'
finorna zines bIittigen Samners.
Der fiinBebnjahrigc Giener Der
Sanilic Sommb Grid 3enner, ben
grifa bdufiN genedt botte, seItano
ihlieBlid, ous 9fohe oern Wean,
den flint Sammerihldge ouf ben
Sopf neriest uno bos gett ange'
siineet 81 bnben
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-04
eSit elm tiefes @e5eimnis.

Sd oanfe Sbnen bonn @runoe
lneines Ser5ens, idreibt 6. 3. Ra.
Der bon 2eipisburg, 3d. 3d., fit ben
iuunoerbaren Doppelnusen, ben i'd
bonn electric gitters Bate inoen
er einen idtperen San bon Rosen
leioen uno Mbeiilnntisnnis beilte.
Giir ltnberonuIihfeit, @eIbfndt,
gsierenpefgIftung, Wogenbeihmcr.
oen nidts beiferes. gerfndt ea
@arontiert. geur so Gents Bet al
len 9rugeiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-04
Giienbabll : Tabtplan.
s. e. 6. q. Balm.


Antunft-
&c. 3-gom Norben. :. $3.50 abenbs
SO. 5-Woin Aoroen. =. GAS abenbs
gto. 7-DaiIp @gpreb Spe5ial, Siioet,.
........ 9.55 mor9
No. 9-Qoeal bon Baleftine. -. ). =.
:. ...... :. !. ..1045 abenos
So 4-gon Mexifo. =. .1.55 mddm
Ho. 12-2oeaI bon 2arebo (gemiidt) :.
-. ..o.uU mor9
Nbfabrt
No f. Na1 bem 0orben. Il 30 nn1m
So. g. Nah bem Norben. :. 8. 90 nbenbs
So 8-Qoeal nad5 Haleftire. Z. 80 ntorg
So t0-9nilp ggpreb Spe5ial, Noroen
1920 n1org
go. -9an1 Megifo. 49,. 100 ntorB
$50. 11-2ocal nad 3areoo (gemiidt)
So. ..b.UV uoeli03,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-04

O. 6. & 9. s. g. & q. %. gaambOD
Mnfunft
So 7-Toin Norbeu 1000 bornt
80. 9-@ont Goroen. :. 10.45 abenoS
gfbfabrt
SO. S-Slad Dem Morben. 730 BORN
SO. 6---Nah Dem Noroen 500 abenbs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-01-04
g., S. & g. u. (Saupt.2inie. J

w., ". " y. ". GSutiptsStitte.j
ArfunTt--
$40. 9-gom Often ....... .7:t5 BORN
SO. 7-gpm Often. -. $3.50 uahn
SO. 1O--gl pnlo IL 8eiten $50 nahm
20. Soon 81 Bafo.. ..10.15 BORN
Nbfa1rf
SO. 9-Ma6 GI 9afo uno Beiten.
$50 bor,n
aO. 7-saad 81 gaio un0 @sitsn. !.
.S::30 abenbS
SO. 1o-g1a1 5. Often. 1000 nbenbs
So 8-Nab benz Often. :15 BORN
@ietoria 0tbtiiom, g. $. & g. u.
$40 so1-GuerO, @ietoria 500 abenbs
7.45 mor9
SO. 303s31B-guero. Wictoria. y.
.7:45 abenbS
abfabrt-
SO. 3o2-guero, @ietoria 7:3O porm
No. 304s314-guero. Wictoria .....
...........1 1880 abenoS
81. 8. & 8. gabn.
Anfnnft--
ao. 245-gon Souiton uno gletp Or
leans % Az nagnl
no. 241-Won 9oiiftou nnb @aIpefton
-. 1920 morgenS
no. 7-gon Dallas II. Sort Wortb
.7:30 morgeu5
No. 235-9om Norben 7.45 bor,nitt
9o. 15-8on @neo. 300 nadn,.
SO. 9-|om Noroen. .7:40 abenoS
Gbfn6rt
So 246-Nad Souiton iin6 9elp Or
leans 1920 morgens
SO. 10-geah bent gorben 9:05 porm
SO. g. gsad 9alIas. Sort Bortb
uno Baco 40 abeil6s
Ro. 236-Nnh bem Horben. -. -.
!. -. ....9.15 nbenoa
10. 242 ssad 5ouiton itno @als
beiten ......,..-....1 10;3O nberoS
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-03
new YORK STOCK MARKET
Trading Dull and Uninteresting,
with Undertone Firm.
STEEL ISSUES MAKE RECOVERY
American Tobacco Declines In Con-
nection with Report that House
VIII support Review of
Court Decision.

| NEW YORK, May 2-The day in the
stock market was dull and in most re-
spects undressing. The undertone vas
generally firm and in places decidedly
strong, but speculative interest was light,
with an utter absence Of participation by
the public. Active dealings were again
restricted 10 handful of speculative IA
vorites
Reading. after some early hesitation,
rose TO l171s. with a sympathetic rise in
Lehigh Valley. Steel seemed to have re-
covered in a measure from the chill pro-
duced by its very unfavorable quarterly
report and resumed first place In the
list, Specialties were conspicuous at odd
moments. some advancing ? and even
points In the course OF the session.
American Tobacco and some Of its
former subsidiaries were weak, declining
In connection with the report that the
mouse would support the resolution pro-
Niding for review Of the American To-
bscco decision.
The metal shares were little more than
steady, their backwardness being at
tributed TO the general theory that the
report Of the producers for April is
likely to show an increased production.
stagnation overlook the list in the early
afternoon after another rise in Reading
and American Can.
Greater strength and activity in Steel
Was the feature Of the last hour. the
movement being colncident with advices
rom trade centers that another advance
IN finished products is contemplated.
Prices shaded In the final dealings, but
the closing was sfirly tseady.
The recent light demand for money
interests int his market continued today,
gtnough the cash movement to interior
ports was unabated. Today's outflow in
cianed another telegrsphic transfer OF
S0o0o to the Paeific coast
bonds manifested a better tone but
price changes were unlmportant aside
from the Wabash refunding Is, which
msue material advance. Total sales. par
value, 2.42looo United states govern.
ment bonds were unchanged on call.
Number Of sales and leading quotations
on bonds today were:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-03

NEW YORK. May s.-METALs-stand
ard copper. weak; spot. May, June and
July, SIS. t0ni5.so: August. yia5cniS.S5A
September. SIS. 50ni5.57iz. London market
quiet. spot. ~ Is Sd. futures. tse - ID.
Arrivals reported at New York today. 20
tons Custom house returns show ex-
ports Of % tons so far this month. Lake
copper. lslsnisisc. electrolitic. lsnis1sc;
casting, l5Sai51sc. Local sales 100 tons
September al SlS5S. 20 tons September at
sl5ssn. Tin weak. spot. IS SO %:
May. sss sou 20: June. ts.3edsS IS: July,
lf.sosH44se: August. tA.5ep44s6; Septem-
ber Sti0od44+l London market weak.
spot f2l0 los; futures. fes Is. Local sales
5 tons May at s<57s; ) tons May al $50;
S tons May al 1854; tons July at
SO 20: s tons August at sli.so; = tons July
at sl475: 50 tons August al ti45o. Lead.
steady: Ni0H4Q. New fork; tt0odt. 10
East st. Louis; London. f16 is. Iron.
Cleveland warrants. As I'D In London.
Locally iron was steady. No. l foundry.
northern. tlszGls.75: No. 2 tlS-o.dISlso:
No. / southern and No. ] southern soft.
SIS. 25a75.15 Anthony. quiet, Cook
sons He
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-03
Campfield Goes to
the Seward Team

Bill link, president Of the Seward team
of the Nebraska State league has bought
from Pa Rourke. Catcher Campbell
Rourke holds no strings on Campfield
whatever. The former Rourke eateher
will do most Of the receiving this summer
for links squad. Campfield was secured
by Pa when the Kansas state league
went defunct last summer. He was not
used however until this season. He Is
a fast catcher, with a good arm ana
can hit the pill. However. the acquisition
Of johnson by Rourke, placed Camp''eiu
on the surplus list. .-...-.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-03
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKET
Western Crop News from Hard Win
ter Country Much the Same.
CORN IN SLUGGISH CONDITION
II IL Receiving Little support from
Bull Leaders and Receipts Are
Larger, while Cash De-
mand f. Urgent.
OMAHA. MAY ?. 1872.

OMAHA. May 2. lslz.
Western crop news from the hard win
ter wheat belt is much the same as 4
has been following the recent rains. Tht
demand for cash wheat is disappointing,
but on the other hand very good au'
thorities are predicting final winteI
Wheat crop at less than SO, 0o0.000 bushels
which is considerably below the 1911 crop
On the whole the situation is a very
much mixed affair and the trend Of the
market is doubtful until something def
mite occurs.
The corn market is very sluggish. re-
ceiving little support from bull leaders,
and receipts are larger, while the cash
demand Il not Of an urgent character.
While the near futures will be held
strong by the shortage in feed stocks the
distant option may be expected to sell
lower
Liquidation In long wheat carried wheat
values lower. Good growing weather has
taken the bull snap out Of the market.
Cash wheat was nc lower.
The corn market was easier on favor
able weather and free country offerings.
Cash corn was weak. surplus offers
bringing prices lc under yesterday.
Primary wheat receipts were $4,000 Blu.
and shipments were 3e6. 600 bu., against re-
ceipts last year Of S2s.oo bu. and ship
ments Of 5000 bu.
Primary corn receipts were 5a5.co bu.
and shipments were 449.00O bu., against
receipts last year OF 4230oo bu. and ship
ments Of 1.aS.0oo bu
C1earances were 32,OOo bu. OF corn, 5000
bu. OF oats and wheat and flour equal to
1ss Co bu.
liverpool closed .ald lower on wheat
land lsnl1d lower on corn.
The following cash sales were reported:
wHEAT-No. 2 hard: cars, N.0sa ,
cars, 3i.OS
CORN-No. A white, car. 7TIsc: 4 cars.
Hkc; ! car, &c. No. white! ] car, itc..
No. color: car. TIi.c; / car. nc; cars.
ssisc No. yellow. / car. INC. No.
yellow: 1 car. 7sc; s cars. I6'sc; cars,
&c; cars, 1s1ic. No. Z yellow ! car.
re, 3 cars. 7si1c; 3 cars, Tsc. No. ? mixed !;
car. HiFc. No. ; mixed. cars. 7esc. 3
cars. 7sl1c; car, &c, cars. 7Sssc, No:
car. 72isc; cars, nc; car. zoe. No
grade: 3 cars. sc. car. &c.
OATS-StAndard: ] car, SAC No. J
white: ; cars, sac, cars. G,tc, cars,
hisc. No. 4 white: l car, disc. car.
b4l.e No. yellow: l car, Ssc. No.
yellow: l car. sac. ! car. 53itc.
Omaha Cash Prices.
wHEAT-No. 2 hard, SlO7lsdl. i0,l No.
. hard, si.cs1sgi.osis; No. 4 nard. n.vca
l-07is
No. 2 yellow. 77s49isc; No. yellow, 75ss
G7sc. No. I yellow, I21saIlc; No. 2, INC.
No. 3 7Slsa7s<c: No, & IO9'ie; no grade,
oATs-No. . white, 5,sat5c. standard,
ttstfl6iAc. No. white, IAq64tc; No. .
yellow. di.c. No. yellow, S5lstit3i.c.
BARLEY-Malting, sscuyl.5l. No. feed.
soQsoc: heavy feed ocgsi.Oo.
RYE-No. :. ss6Sc; No 3. s@ssc.
E..I.s n...l...
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-03

the United States treasury was: Work
ing balance in treasury office. S.54s. zoe.
In banks and Philippine treasury. 81, 80 :
sos Total balance in general funds,
sl3S5 So. Ordinary receipts yesterday
were S1.ss7 SIS with ordinary disbuTse-
ments OF s2isl,sS9. Deficit to date this
fiscal year is SITS $50 as against a sur
plus OF sSs2.3ls at this time last year.
These figures exclude Panama canal and
public debt transactions