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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-11-21
He Probably Will Carry His
Plan for Water
Power
FEDERAL CONTROL
ISSUE WINS
Is Adopted by Conservation
Congress-Threatened
Break Is Ayerted

Washington, Nov Victory for the
water power grants was practically as
sured yesterday in the national conserva-
ton congress when the resolutions COM
mittee determined that the Congress
Wednesday had taken the water power
question out of its hands. The majority
and minority reports of the water power
committee, the latter fathered by Gift
ford Pinchot and former Secretary of
War Stimson, now will be returned to
the convention for final disposition. The
vote by states Wednesday on the pre-
liminary report caused champions of
federal as opposed to state control TO
express confidence that the Pinchot re-
port would be adopted A threatened
break in the membership of the congress
was averted when the resolutions com
mittee accepted resolutions from Dudley
q. Nooten of Washington state, one of
the leaders in the state rights movement
One resolution would direct that the ma
tional conservation congress at it's next
convention provide for an equal division
OF time for waterway and forestry dis
cusslon. Another would urge the or
ganization of state conservation con-
crosses to cooperate with the national
congress. II understand" said Mr. Woot-
en-, that some OF the Arkansas delegates
have left the convention, but we have
not and do not intend to. We realize
that we are in the minority, but believe
that our resolutions win be accepted by
the convention, and that we can get
better hearing next time"
The water power fight had agitated
the congress several days, one faction
desiring to have approval made OF
state" control rather than public" con
troll
Charles L. Pack of Lakewood, Nj,
was elected president.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-11-21
Correspondence Hazing.

The young man walked down Dear.
born street with one shoe off and his
coat turned inside out A policeman
stopped him.
What's the idea Z" he demanded.
"Well, you see, it's this way" replied
the young man. "I'm taking course
at correspondence school and yester-
day those darn sophomores wrote to mr.
and told me to haze myself. Chicago
Inter Ocean
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-19
WEEKLY COTTON REVIEW

New York. April 1S.-Thc cotton mar
ket has been very nervous and irrcgu-
lar during the past week, but advances
have reflected very little Improvement
IN general demand. and wcrc follow ell
by renewed weakness yesterday. For
eigii houses again figured as buyers of
near months here at the unusuallv wide
difference under Liverpool. and per
slstcnt rumors that English interests
would take up good part OF the local
stock on May contracts FOR shipments
abroad. combined with The continued
s'cadlhcSS of Southern spot markets,
seemed To cause near month shorts a
good deal of umcasincss during the
middle of tho week. Rather a sharp
advance on old crop positions was only
partially followed by later deliveries.
however. and as the scattering short
interest IN May and July had secured
cover or withdrawn. there was renewed
hcaVN selling encouraged by I'ritlay's
bcarish visible supply statement. re-
ports OF ireer Southern spot offerings
and apprehcnsions that the English
long interest might liuuidatc rather
IMAM take chances that the cotton they
might receive on May would show them
"a profit in liverpool. Further over
'ows nave been reported in the Mis-
slSsippi Valley, and there have hccn
complaints of insufficient moisture in
Central Texas. also abnormnliy low
temperature: but numerous reports
have been received of generally new
crop progress. although selling on
favorable weather reports have been
checked TO some extent by nervous
ness over tho old crop situation Bear
ishlN disposed traders are still ON
phaSizinS reports OF comparatively
large raw material stocks in the hands
OF sp'hncrs. and claim that with spot
demand inactive and with domestic
trade somewhat unsettled by tariff ayi-
tation there is still fully as much cot
ION IN the South to re distributed as
at thiS time last year. ON the other
hand, easier money abroad has en-
couragcd predictions OF increased cx-
ports. and the census figures showed
well sustained volume of domestic
inill CONSUMPTION during March
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-19
York
Stock Market

s. New York. April 1S.--The drift oil
prices WAS downward on the Stock En-
change to-day. although the pressure
OF selling was not severe and few i'm
portant stocks lost more than point
Trading WAS of the same listless char
acter as on recent days. There was
N continued absence of outside specu-
lntive interest. and offerings of stocks
were principally in the nature Of pro-
fcssional short selling.
Bear traders felt that their position
was reinforced by the result of the
offering OF the new st. Paul 412 per
cent bonds. The fact that even the
comparatively high rate OF return was
not sufficiently attractive to capital To
call forth subscriptions for the entire
issue was regarded as Significant OF
the conditions which will confront
other applicants for capital. Sale of
more than $oo.O0O.O0O OF these bonds,
however. showed that capital is avail
able, provided borrowers adapt them
selves TO present conditions. The new
st. Paul bonds again sold on the Stock
Exchange at Ii under the subscrip-
zion price.
There was further pressure ON some
stocks which have been affected re-
Gently by new financing. Baltimore
ana Ohio dropped 10 - IL. the lowest
since 1911. Southern Pacific Was sold
heavily at times. it's weakness being
a.
cihcs holdings OF that stock might he
placed on the open market. should the
latest dissolution plan be approved by
the courts The copper shares also
were heavy and among the SpccalticS
there were u number Of sharp declines.
Mexican petroleum rose over five
points. its strength being explained by
increase in the dividend rate from
to per cent
The result OF the weeks currency
movements apparently has been to
strengthen the position Of tho banks,
forecasts based on known movements
or $1,000, oO0. Money rates were in
clincd to he easier Foreign exchange
weakened under the influence of lower
discounts in London
Bonds turned downward again. Rock
Island collateral tours lost L. Total
sales. par value, S2,4S5.ooo.
United States bonds were unchanged
OF call,
New York. April 1S.-Moncy on call
steady. @l-29:3i per cent ruling
rate 23-i closing bid. L.; offered
al 23-4. Time loans easy; sixty aud
months. 4l-2nA3-i.
10 per cent,
Sterling exchange weak. with actual
business in bankers bills at i.S$lo for
siNtv-day bills, and at 4.S6lo for dc
mand.
Commercial bills. aS2l-a
Bar silver. 80 "a.
Mexican dollars IS.
Government bonds steady. railroad
bonds. heavy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-19
NEGRO IS KILLED
BY STORE OWNER
Caught in Act of Trying to Break
Into Building and Is
Fatally Shot.
Especial to The Timcs-pispatch.l

Especial TO The Times dispatch
Danvillc. Va, April IS.-A negro who.
according to the police detectives, is
William Green, OF Henry County. an
escaped convict, was shot and killed
shortly after II o'clock last night by
a store owner named r. S. Sadler who
surprised him while he WAS attempting
10 break into the rear door of his store
Sadler is out under a $3.50 bond. charged
With murder. and will be given "a hear
ing tomorrow morning before the
Mayor.
After being seen attempting to enter
the store OF j. X. Brown, on Craghcad
Street, the negro made an attempt TO
enter that of Mr.. Sadler and was una
ware that the proprietor lived in "a
room adjoining the store. Mr.. Sadler
awakened by the rafting of the door
seized his revolver and, letting him
self out quietly from the front. pro-
ceeded cautiously TO the back and
caught the negro at work. Mr. Sadler
fired three times, but after the first
shot the negro ran to culvert nearby
where he was discovered, still alive. by
the police short time afterwards
He died while he was being taken to
the nearest doctor. Examination
showed that the .32-calibre ball from
Mr.. Sadler's pistol had pierced his
heart.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-19
BRADSTREET'S REPORT

New York. April -Bradstrccts to-
morrow will say
Better weather. excellent winter
wheat crop reports. renewed activity
by farmers. resumption Of operations
in the flooded districts Of the Central
West. and n more rca3suring outlook
in the lower Mississippi Valley, are
the leading favorable features of the
week. Over against this must be set
the increased prominence Of tariff dis
cussion, particularly as regards the
textile Industries in the Eastern States,
and the continuance OF "a degree of
strinSencY in money, despite more evil
dcnccs Of casing. both at home and
abroad. Jobbers of furnishings. dry
goods, harness. shoes. hardware and
builders materials report large orders
for future delivery. Moreover, il is
the consensus that buying. speaking
generally, is equal to or better than
it was at this time last year. In the
iron and steel lines specifications con-
tinue heavy. but pig IRON is weaker
and while some smelters have bought
acting on the theory that prices are
attractivc--supplics in the East the
general disposition is to hold off for
better bargains. There is a large in
quiry for cast iron pipe for export and
ii is thought that Canada will figure
as heavy buyer. Copper is frmer
business failures for the week end
ing April II were 800, which compares
with 2l3 last week and go a year ago
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-19
new YORK PRODUCE MARkET

Nov York, April -Flour- Firmcr. Wheat
Spot 'rmi ~" !: rcd, 81 ir@ni.i6; No. /
Northern. Duluth. N."0i, rn-Spot firm.
W"o--,!uict Hides steady. Leather
Firm. Petroleum steady. Hosin--tluict rur
ncntnc steady. Rice and Molasscs- steady
Sugar Raw. firm. refined. steady Coffee
Spot steady; Rio. No. NE; Santos. 30
l3c.: mild, dull: cordoNH. lr2c Butter
Fi;iucr. Cheese Steady. I'otatocs-- steady: .
Florida new. barrel. S.ffi.:5: Maine. in bulk
per $50 pounds, 81 stat" and Western. in
bulk fI.I,dl.S,. CnbbngcS- Steady: southern
crate. Sll:fil.1"; Danish sccd ton, S?M l3.r'
frciShtS mud Peanuts Unchanged.
C"ttonseed oil Was active with early prices
considerably higher covering OF shorts
and good outside speculative buying &C
count "f the hard strength aud hrn'cr crude
markets, hut towards tho close prices had q
setback uudcr realizing. closing unchanged
TO = points net higher. sales 5000 barrels
Prime crude. southeast. 800 nominal; prime
summer yellow, spot, i.o.f,i.l5: April. 7.0S:
May. 1o.. Juno. 90. July. 1ii August. ,.ii
September, III; October. 500 November. $50;
prime winter yellow, '.25a 500; do. summer
M MO !. .YltI 500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-19
Dun's Trade Review.

Kew York. April 1S.-R G. Dun's to-
morrow will say:
while the principal Industries and
trades are still experiencing some
abatement of activity as a result of
the recent foods in the West and the
conservatism produced by the pending
tariff readjustment. there is apparently
no fundamental or permanent change
In the situation. The reduction i'm the
Bank of England rate of discount to
4 . per cent. the financial improve
ment in Germany. and the easier ten
dency of money in our own markets.
are among the most favorable devel-
opnlcnts of the week. Winter wheat
conditions are all that could be desired.
foreshadowing very large yield and
cotton planting is progressing favor
ably. These factors-the improved
monetary situation and the encourag
ing crop outlook-account for the
feeling of confidence which generally
prevails in mercantile circles in spite
OF the reduction in current consumptive
demands This reduction reveals it,
self In the statistics of bank exchanges,
the volume OF which this week de-
creased OIL per cent from last year.
although the total was 22.3 per cent
higher than in 1911. Railroad gross
earnings declined 3.3 per cent in the
first week of April, due mainly to the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-19
Building Permits.

building and repair permits were Issued
yesterday follows:
John Guidt. TO repair frame dwelling. 40
North Iwenty-etEhth Street. to cost S2Ia
!ohn II wilson. to repair brick dwellings
samuel A. Anderson. 10 repair brick dwell
ing, 2326 West Grace Street. to cost $1,000.
Ardeil Ink Company Gnc.). to repair
brick office. 1913 West Main Street. TO cost
+ a. HUH. to repair brick dwelling, So.
North Twenty fifth Street, to cost $3.50.
Mrs. Marietta *. Klinck. to repair frame
coat 1885,
H.. +. Andrews, TO erect a detached brick
dwelling on the south side OF Stuart Avenue
between Addison and Elm Streets. TO cost
tenement. two dwellings III7-IiI9 North Thir-
ty-lrst street to cost $4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-19

New York. April lS@Bank clcar-
inss in the United states for the week
ending April IL aggregate s3.lO202O.
aoo, against s3.012,642 900 last week.
and 1851 .53S.oo0 in this week last
year. Following are the returns for
this week with pcrcenta yes OF change
from this week last year:
New York, si,s22.i5 900. decrease
1919
Chicago, sS!o57oooO increase a.
BOSTON. $l75io9.0o0 decrease lO.2
Philadelphia 1866 695. l02 increase g.
-. Louis. sS3.626,000. increase s.
Pittsburgh. S67.527,o 900. increase l5.o
Kansas City, s5i.665. 900, increase 10.
san Francisco. s52,?6l 900. increase ..
Baltimore, s32.l"i.0O0. increase ~
Cincinnati. S2I.977,ool. decrease 4.3.
Minneapolis. s22.202,0 300. increase 3.
10.
Cleveland. s2S.23S. 900 increase 3I.5.
Detroit, s27.94S,0e9. Increase ISIS.
New Orleans. slS.I4S,OOo. decrease
Omaha. sl1.7i3.OoO. increase 1876.
louisville, $4,000. 900. decrease ol9.
Milwaukee. Sl5.159.00O increase ca.
Atlanta. $l3,6G9.0 600, decrease ~
Seattle, Sl4.7970o0 increase 1911
Portland, Ore, slS,l6 900, increase
$50.
81. Paul, sS.93o. 400. decrease 14.2.
Buffalo. sl@.1l5,Ooo, increase 1o.o.
Denver. sl0.i13,00O. increase 27s.
Providence, sS.6i9,000. decrease 1o9
indianapolis. S?.0I2.00O. increase 81
Richmond, sS032,o 900. decrease 12.7
Memphis. sI.6970o0. increase ga.
Washington, ss.G24.0oo. increase 90
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-19
COUNTY INSTITUTES OF W. {. Il. u.
Meeting at Amherst Addressed by state
President.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Amherst. Va, April IS.--The county
institute of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union convened last night
at o'clock i'm Ascension Episcopal
Church. The meeting was opened with
singing by the congregation and PRAYER
by Rev G a. Ashby. Mrs. RI. NJ Hoee
state president. delivered an address
which was greatly enjoyed. The in
stitute rea ssembled this morning at
1880 o'clock. with devotional exercises
Mrs. Hoge then discussed the purpose
and plan OF the Womans Christian
Temperance Union. bringing out the
idea that the purpose is to disseminate
knowledge that will tend to educate
The people in the things that will be
for the uplift Of humanity. and that its
plan Is to secure organized method of
work.
a number OF interesting papers we're
read. Mrs. w. w. Hill chairman of
the committee on subscriptions distrib-
uted literature pertaining to the work
cf the union The meeting is in. charge
oi Mrs. w. X Smithey. president Of the
amherst Union. Miss Kate d. Talia
.ferro. the county secretary, is also at
tending.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-19
NANAI. STOKES

Wilmington. y. c.. April Is-spirits Tur
I"-'tih" steady At 3'2.c.: receipts ! .,sks
,osin-Steady and unchanged: receinis "a
rM,TeiS. Iar- Firm At s.: receipts 20 bnrroIs
r ,. ,urpentine-Frm at s3Mi.oo; receipts
Sa ~ Ga, April ls.-Turpentine- Firm
-, -, 80. sales 35' casks; receipts 49s casks
w "iiinal; receipts iii6 barrels; shipments
% :, parreds; stock O.. ijl barrels Quote: A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-19
CHICAGO GRAIN MARkEr.

chicago ~. April is Bearish domestic
conditions IN wheat were more than offset
to-day by a hulish foreign situation. the
result being net upturn Of iaW@>o Corn
finished isM'.c 20 SO. higher. oats had
net gain of i,HT,c. and provisions II net adj
vance 81 loT2ac.
Cash grain closed: Whcat-No. rcd. $l05
Ml9". No. hard. aei2p?ii2c.: No northern
"ti25i95,.c. No. northern aig0si2c. No .
spring, ?1uaisc. Corn No. . 16isn31c.; No
white. %. goose, 30 yellow, 5IMjIi 20. oats
No. 333,c.. 40. white, 36'an35'.c. stand
ard. G6'9035i.c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-19

dead. Samuel Bowman. Confeder-
ote veteran, aged seventy. died several
days ago at Powells Fort. Shenandoah
county. He was seven feet high and
had seven sons, all over six feet in
height.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-19
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PETERSBURG rEANuT u.p.,vr

,hcport"d by Rodgers McCabc G. coz
fctcrshurE. VA. April IsNPcanuts 81,
bnshSI 'fK Wa hrni Farmers Spanish. sl35 per
pound NJ. sheled Spanish per
,,nn~ NtrSlnins Jumbo. &c. per pound
,,o ",?H"N,t. per pound: extra prime 3i.c.
p;i p""nI prime, Sc per pound: machine
~. H'u, -N.n"'tc. per pound: Smelling stock,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-19

1855 bales: export ia Great Britain &C %,
I"m !" 20 Inc Continent l3t6c; bales: to
roi";i,, Sim0c s September at ali ports
p,,,,iW,' n 100 bales: export to Great
nnnlch. to The Continent. @.aa7.:,9i bales; to
Japan -''i'" bales to Mexico. 100 bales
nHW orleans. April iS.-Thc cotton market
80 nu'' h"d narrow in the carly morning
u'tihS To-day but selling presstirc grow
~ nc day progressed and prices wore FIN
"uH 'o-vcd down for moderately wide de-
''h"" incrc seemed to to be no cspe,inJ rca
I,i ior INC snort scllinC except that certain
49, '"n.s were tghtinE the hull opera lions In
'Hc near months. ON tho opening tho tone
~, 49, s''nuN ana prices wcro unchanged 10
poi,nS S Town. Up until tho middle OF the
morning prices ranged over only poin:,s
Ir,ycS Kept on working lower until thcv nero
I-"t" points under tho final tI,intitions Of
Yesterday. Tho close WAS e, a not loss Of
'vnii points Spot cotton. auic,. i-iGc. 90
'"'ihlHS. j. '-l'c. Sales OH the Spo, ~ hi,lcs
anu i"o TO arrive. Cotton futures close: AuriI
=: May IN. July. l:.It: August, ii IS:
IN: January ll.;; -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-19

,.I'N ork April lS-Thc cotton goods mar
az" rnlf, with an easing Tendency
49, ''' "iP barely steady with tho best bnsi.
r, "tlhS done on knitting yarns silks
- "ni'iS purposes are In good deun,d f,,r
'"'' Ribbons for fall also arc selling We'll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-19

New York. April ls.--Reeves-t;cneralIv
ss99WSr; steers s6aS'o bulls. $50 500; cows
S."ti'''; few extra at S6.s5d1.i,. ,'alvcs--
liiSlci Yeats. iI.toVIi.gj; rulis. ssTs 100.
Sho%r aud Lambs stead. Prime unshorn
lhinhS 81; clipped do, IS; uushorn sheer si,i
90; clipped do. S'0s.75: spring lambs nom
mai lloSs-Stcady at 80. 50N :? IS
Chicago. III. April ls-TIogS steady. Bulk
81 sales S'n'.:o. Cattle Steady Eccvcs
s..?"Ha.,; cows aud hcfcrS 81. aoU $40: calves,
Se"NNp". sheep Steady to lnc higher al
S6HIi3 lambs. s6G0uS e. "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-19
CATTLE MARKETS..
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARK
'S"'cs ~ tnipn STOCK Ynrds.)

tSalcs ut tnipn Stock Ynrds)
Richmond. Va. April is 1914
report OF tho live stock market FOR III.
week ending April IS:
- best steers, .S.msi.c. medium to good a,
49, common Ia lair. iian5.7c. best heifers
~ - medium TO good ~. ns!tc. common
10 lnir' 'a.n5.:c.: host rows GnG5.r.: medium
IT, m s",','. '"4g"t2c v"'nm"r I" fair 3,a@Iiac
common !" fair. rau5i.c.: bulls ,l.Msisr :
,eSt calves N"'c. fair to good. IS,Sc.: dicks
tn". COWS and calves. SS5d -. 90 nor hond.
bcst hogs. a.sm.c, light hogs. Sdss.c: sows
nnu S,ass ''sW't.c; best lambs 1i.aNac :
medium to good. SisU1c.: common to fair an
"c,i hcst sheep. GTs,sc.: fair to good, 5isc
common to fair. 3'-Grac. Spring lambs SIN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-19
COTTON MAi,I.Ers

Sew York Np7il Is.-After a comcara,i,oi,.
HHl"t morning the cotton market became
.ii M'eh auI unsettled ana most positions
Svi5 !ito new low ground for tho movement
Win the close barely steady ~ , MOI dn.ii,,
90 ilP-p points. Tho opening Was steady M
uuyHhhsed prices to decline Of . points
prices iiuctuated within a range OF 1 mr.
POINTS during the entire morning The .n
Nshte 81 NOR. active demand Tor the old
crop months. however. suggested ma tfc
short interest had beci pretty ven ,oyeya'5
on the advance % the IL st two DAYS ana H.
= rev Ma? selling orders appeared i'm m.
hanns "i leading spot brokers. offerings he.
'al'. h.aNN Bcarish weekend figures -,
ports from New Orleans that spots ve.e
showing AN easier tendency. and continued
laNoT+hic weather news evidently ati,io, a.,
me contract selling AZ il.79 or within q
point OF Tuesday low level. while an I,,tor
months made new low ground for inc ..aa,,
covering was quite active. bclov n :. ~.
old crop months, and probably held me do
ppftaht rHIl!. az the close was within a point
or TWO OF the lowest indicated sDiunnr.,
takinEs oi American cotton FOR the wccE
accordinG t" the nEures OF the New York
pairing With 2'eS.t last year aud the visii,i..
supply OF American cotton showed "a decree :.
al ie'eIs bales comparing with a loss OF 100 u 4
Tor the same week last year The ..rnnfo.,
falling Off in spinners' takinEs seemed +" re-.
sult from the Continental returns shown,
only eG.eo bales against 1000 last wear
spot cotton closed quiet; middling ui,Iatids
l2.21; midding gulf. I2.v1. sales 100 bales
Cotton quiet mlddlinr, L .. net receipts
20 bales: gross. 8 30 bales sales OOD bales
stock: l3lC1o bales; export 10 Great Britain,
4sS5 bales: Coasiwise $50 bales
iS.Ss5 bales; export TO Great Britain lj.3so
bales 10y 10 the Continent I577 bales stock
1S..32S hales.
Consolidated a, all ports Net receipt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or RICHMOND. APRIL is. 1912
Arrived

steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk NOR
'hanuisc ana passengers. Old Dominion Line
steamer Aurora. Furman. Petersburg and
'alheS river landings merchandise and mas
,enEers, Furman Line go P'"-
ug standard Oil Company. No ~ Rurke
i italtiinore' two harges OF oil. standard oil
Company vi"
steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk NOR.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-19

chandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
SAILED
steamer Pocahontas. Graves Norfolk and
James River landings, merchandise and pas
scngers. Virginia Navigation Company
Stcumcr Aurora. Furman. Petersburg and
James River landings. merchandise and pas
scngers. Furman Line
Tug Standard oil Company, No IL Burke
Baltimore, two oil barGes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-19
By caskie O. Burch & Co.

quotations for interest paying bends are
at proCe TO which interest mus, be aided.
Income bonds ana certificates OF indcbtde.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-19

Death of TnIIest Mnn In Valley.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Harrisonburg. Va, April 1s.-The
tallest man in the Valley of Virginia is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-19
Leading futures ranged IS follows;

Baltimore Ad.. April is Wheat Firmcr
az SlOi'.. Corn Firm at sNac. oats firm.
standard white. ili.c Rye inacttvc. No
.'cste.n Io1llc. No. western. GoTs7c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-19
RICHMOND HAY MARKET.

Richmond. Va. ApriI j. 1919
Following are the quotations on the Rich
mona Hay Exchange:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-19
RICHMOND ronAcco MARKET.

Hichm"ud. Va. April Is lalS
Following arc the quotations on tho Rich
"nd Tobacco ENc hange:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-19

Total sales for day. c47.c-N shares.
Total sales for week share