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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-26
ACTIVE SESSION
|NSTOCK MARKET
Strength and Activity in Copper
and Steel Features
of Dav.
ny DROADAN wALL.

New York. July 25-Pront- taking by
the professional traders brought frac-
tional recessions to-day after an active
session. In which the total transac-
lions ran close to 100000 shares. Opcn-
Ing prices ignored the irregularity dis
played in foreign markets, and strength
ana activity in the copper and steel
stocks we're the early features.
The Improvement in the copper mar
ket continues and Amalgamated selling
ex the quarterly dividend of 11-2
per cent, recovered tho whole and n
traction more before noon. Short COW
ering was again noticed In Steel. and
tho execution OF buying order for
some 10000 shares carried the price to
bs. New Haven was active, rising four
points on the expectation that the di-
rectors would announce changes in the
management of the property that
would insure more conservative and
successful policy In tho future.
Union Pacific crossed so on the Juno
statement showing an Increase In net
earnings that was practically equal to
the increase In gross. Lehigh Valley
and Reading rose sharply. and Della
ware and Hudson advanced five points.
Tho broad undcrtone Of strength has
encouraged short covering. some public
buying and renewed activity upon the
part of the floor trader. The latter
following however. did not help the
market, and the reactions that occurred
in the afternoon were largely the cf-
forts of these operators to take their
profits and retire from the market over
the week end
Saturdays In July do not usually de-
velop broad markets. and IT is figured
that II is safer TO be out Of the mar
ket altogether than to run risks over a
half holiday and a Sunday.
Pittsburgh Coal preferred rose on
the report that the company was earn
ing over per cent on those shares
Railroad gross earnings for tho third
week OF July were favorable. Cana
and Rio Grande, $4,000. and Colorado
and Southern. $3S.500.
Estimates OF net earnings OF the
United Statos Steel Corporation to be
made public after Tuesdays meeting
ran between s3s, 0OO 900 and $4,000, 900
for the quarter.
The market for government bonds
IL still weak. rejecting efforts OF out
of-town banks TO liquidatc. Local
banks are urging sellers not to force
the market by offering the bonds. and
suggest that with n little patience
better market may be secured.
Money rates are easier with offer
ings from out -of-town banks. The
banks showed a very large gain of
cash from the interior during the
week. estimates OF the increase run
ming rs high as $lo,O0O.O0O.
The developments of tho week have
undoubtedly broadened public favor in
values. There is quickcning demand
for securities. continuation OF these
conditions is looked for next week, with
further Improvement in prices.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-26
WEEKLY COTTON REVIEW

New York, July 2b.-Quite general.
but light. rains developed over much
Of tho Southwest on Thursday and
Friday of this week, relieving the
drought In many parts of Texas and
Oklahoma and promoting selling
movement in tho local cotton market.
which put new crop positions down
about 81 per bale. II was considered
doubtful, however, upon careful study.
or the detailed reports from Texas il
the big producing counties of that
state had received sufficient moisture
10 fully restore the crop position after
three weeks Of dry, hot weather and
as trade interests proved to be good
buyers on the decline. there was a
quick upturn near the close to-day.
which carried prices up about ten
points from the bottom. This left the
situation very much unsettled again.
and the week ended with traders Sc
riously in doubt about the position OF
me Texas crop and facing big short
interest in the market. which has been
accommodating for the last three DAYS.
or ever since it became known that
the southwest was likely to get ut
least some relief from the recent
drought. Over the Eastern belt show
crs prevailed almost the entire week,
with drop in temperature of 10 10
20 degrees from the scorching weather
noted ut the close of last week and
crop accounts from that section we're
uniformly favorable. Activity In old
crop months here furnished one OF the
weeks features. Following n sensa-
tional break in July at New Orleans
early in the week. holders of August
contracts at New York became nervous.
and finding little probability that Liv-
crpool would take up cotton again as
II did last month, abandoned their DO
sition. and the cotton coming on n
market rather bare Of buyers resulted
in break of G3 points. or about $3.25
a bale. In this connection IL was
understood that freight room for some
1900 bales OF the local stock that had
been scheduled for shipment to Liver
pool has been cancelled Among
Southern spot markets il was consid
cred significant that weakness appeared
In those markets nearest the points Of
early movement, and an Augusta wire
on Friday said sellers were Offering
new basis low good middling October
November delivery at the price OF Oc-
tober New York. The Balkan situation
was still n cause for uncasincss. al
though il apparently has not deferred
Liverpool from being a good buyer OF
American cotton.
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NEW YOKK rROprCE MAnKrT

Sew York. July .. Flour Moderately
tive. Wheat-Easy. No. red, 90. No
northern Duluth. s'i.c. Corn Spo, easy.
WoOi-Steady. Hides steady. Leather
Frn. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Rosiu-Quict.
urpcutine-Stcady. Rice and Molassos-
Steady. Sugar Raw, firm; muScoNado Sc o.:
Centrifugal $50. molasscs. $2s.. refined.
steady. Butter irregular. Cheese Easy.
coffee spot steady; Rio, 80 :, 9'2c Santos
No. 4 1850; mild, duh; Cordova. l3Nlic. 20
tatoes Easy Long Island barrel $l75n9 -:
Jersey sL15U2l0. Southern. new. white, $l55
zig. Virginia sweets yellow, barrel, $500
CubbHges-EAsy. Long Island. 75c.N$l.l9 per
barrel. ts--Unchanrcd. Frciphjs-
Steady; grain 10y steamer to Liverpool 2i.d.
Cottonsecd oil was unsettled. new high
records being recorded carly on old crop
deliveries. but later i'm the session prices
gave way TO selling orders from tho South
well rs from weak longs induced 10y The
decline IN lara. July sold to q on covering
OF helated shorts Crude IS ncll light ny
tho mills Closing prices We're .Ulo points
net lover. Prime crude nominal prime
summer yellow Gas. july 90; August, SIS
September, 80, October. S.23; November
doi December 6f9 January. s6S; February
ot0 prime winter yellow and summer white
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-26
REVIEW OF TRADE

New York. July Bradstrcets to-
morrow Will say:
Crop news. due TO beneficial rains.
is more favorable. feeling In the iron
and steel markets Is better, money
does not appear to be so tight, the
stock market rejects a rather health
Ter undcrtone. favorable weather has
helped retail distribution, railway
traffic is enlar2ing, thanks to big
movement of winter wheat. and on the
whole. conservative optimism seems TO
be spreading. On the other hand.
trade with Wholesale dealers and job
bcrs reflects more or less rrcgular!ty.
Labor Is quite we'll employed especial
~ in outdoor work. the outlook for
building appears to have improved at
some centres. and some large projects
that had been held up FOR lack or
funds promise to go forward Textile
interests display most dullness. but
tn. dissolution OF the Paterson silk
workers strike eliminates sore spot
and. while numerous strikes are be-
Ing wagcd. the most notable being
that OF the Michigan copper miners
tho fact that the railway trainmcn and
conductors seem TO be making prog
ress toward arbitration renders the
labor situation quite satistac Glory
Collections are beginning to improve
ut some points. but as a general rule
they continue to range from fair to
slow. Money is a little easier. at least
as regards urdcrtone. and in the West
large interests are said to have pre-
pared for future wants. However. In
broad sense. Western demand for
funds keeps active. While the stock
market does not manifest much activi-
ty. the undcrtonc as regards prices is
stronger. and realizing sales arc quite
readily absorbed without quotations
appreciably suffering
business failures for the week end
ing July "a were 254. which compares
with 231 last week and 252 in the like
week Of 1912.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-26
BANK CLEARINGS
Especial to The Timcs-Disnatc

Especial to The Times Dispatch1
New York. July 25.-Bank clearines
In the United states for the week end :
ing July - aggregate $2gO6 $4,000
against S3.0iS.20G.o00 last week and
$2,S26.Oil000 in this week last wear,
Following are the returns for this
week. with percentages Of change from
this week last year:
New York. Sl,593. 81 200; decrease /.
Chicago, S29S. . 900; increase l0b
Boston. sl4S.357 900; decrease. As
philadelphia. Si44,244oOO; Increase,
St Louis s74.4Sa. 900: increase. 1872
pittsburgh. s57. 74S, 900: Increase 10
Kansas City, $55,09S. 900: increase
San Francisco. s47.s5o. 900; increase
Cincinnati. $500. 900; increase'' -.
Minneapolis. s1?.72O,00O Increase
Los Angeles. s21 1852. 900: increase. as
Cleveland; s24.3iG.O 900; increase. IA o.
ioctroit 25.l3600; increase, 257
=, New Orleans, sl5,333.000; decrease
Omaha. s1eo37. 900: increase. ss.
Louisville. 1854 900: increase, So
Milwaukee,. $1450S. 900; increase 1912
Atlanta, Sl0.l30.000; Increase, IN
Seattle. Sll.i27.000; increase. 1874
PORTLAND. S10,253.0 900: Increase, s.
ST Paul, S9.G63. 900: decrease, S4
buffalo. Sll,72S.000; increase 1874
Denver S7.7lS.00O: decrease 81
Providence. 5000 900; increase, IS
Richmond. sG,SS0,00o; decrease. 100
Memphis, $685. 900: increase, 12
crease, 100
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per cent below 1911. This loss. how
ever. Is TO great extent doubtless
due TO the prevailing dullness In the
speculative markets at New York, the
increase or a per cent At outside
cities clearly Indicating that the bust
ness or the country liz "A stable
basis. Expansion Is still noted in traf-
nc returns. railroad gross earnings for
the first two weeks or July surprising
those OF last year by 80 per cent and
those of two years ago by 81 per cent
The transporting companies continue
10 limit purchases OF equipment to
we'll defined needs. but signs OF i'm
provemcnts are apparent In iron and
steel, with the leading producers re-
porting n slight enlargement In new
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-26
First and Broad SITS.

orders. Hot weather in the Southwcst
had n detrimental effect on corn, but.
generally considered, crop prospects re-
fleet betterment. particularly in respect
TO cotton. The aggregate of foreir II
commerce for the latest week reportcd
was smaller than for the same period
or the two years Immediately preced :
ing, the decline being due entirely Ia
falling off In merchandise exports
The commodity markets this week
were unusually quiet and while values
in the main displayed an upward trend
the actual price changes were gen
orally insignificant in amount.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-26
R. 6. DUN'S REVIEW

New York. July 25.--R. q. Dun &
Co. tomorrow Will say:
There Is the customary midsummer
pause In mercantile and Industrial &C
tivity, yet the volume of transactions
continues large and confidence Is fully
sustained. Conservatism remains gen
oral in most channels hut this is tenn
pcrcd with Il degree OF optimism that
reflects favorable sentiment as to the
futuro. That the trend OF business is
still forward liz evidenced by current
statistics OF trade movements, total
bank clearings this week being SO per
cent In excess Of last year, and but OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-26
Prince of wales Hest Mnn.

Especial Cable to The Times Dispatch
London. July 25.-Thc Prince OF
Wales will be best man and the Prin-
cess Mary bridesmaid at the wedding
Of Prince Arthur OF Connaught and the
Duchess of Fife, which is now definitely
fixed for October 10. The Prince Of
Wales will also attend the wedding Of
former King Manuel of Portugal and
Princess AuGustc Victoria Hohen-
Zollcrn on September g.
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action to yesterdays closing level on the
new crops. July Went points over.
The forecast Of more showcry weather for
the belt and tclegrains from Texas telling
OF Improvement following rains In that
state encouraged selling. and prices went Al
: points under yesterdays last figures. In
III" afternoon the market was quict and
steady. August showed the most StrcnEt II.
and at one time was ~ points up net The
close was steady. II points mp to points
down, net. Spot cotton quiet and unchanged.
middlins !. Lice Sales on the spot 90 bales
ana t)) to arrive. Cotton futures closed /:
July. lli7; August 1875: September. liaT:
October, ll.32. December. n.31: January. li.S2
March IL 40
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-26
After AustrnIinn Reef

Especial Cable to The Times Dispatcb /,
Sydney, Aus, July 25.-The Amer,
can beef trust is attempting to capture
Australian products. and is now eroct
Ing freezing plant at Brisbane. Tho,
Is some discussion here on the trust,s
reported plan to divert Australia :.
meat exports to Great Britain to ~.
United States. Exporters here considn
that q great Increase In American trad,
is probable, owing to the reduction 90
tho tariff and the opening OF ma
Panama Canal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-26
Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
Sales Stock.
Disclaimers ........
Allis-Chalmers. pfd. -.
QOO A,nnl Common - 14C

Chalmers
Allis-Chalmers. prd.
2l.900 Anal. Copper X la%c
Am. Ayr. Chem. com
500 Amer. Beet Sugar, com
1890 American Can
2.300 American Can. pfd.
S25 American Car and Fdry
l.7Q0 American Cotton OIL.
100 Amer Hide and Lea. pr
4oc American LinSecd Oil.
500 American Locomotive
Amer. Malt Co. pfd
1925 American Smelling
American SNUFF, com
500 American Sugar
1900 Amer. Tel. and Tcl Co. 4.
400 American Tobacco, com
american Tobacco. pfd. &.
l.oOO Anaconda Copper -.
l,SOV AtchiSon
BOO Atlantic Coast Limo.
\. g. l.. Of Connecticut. {.
l.SO0 baltimore and Ohio. {.
l,5oo bethlehem Steel Co. com
LOO Bethlehem Steel Co. pfd
British Amer. lob. Co. Z.
1900 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
COO Central Leather, com
I.4oN Canadian Pacific .......
800 California Petroleum :.
5000 Chesapeake and Ohio.
100 Chicago Great Western.
loo Chi Great West. pfd
$500 Chi. Mil. and st. Paul.
1870 Cruciblo Steel Cor. com.
Crucible Steel, pfd.
l.5o0 Colorado Fuel and Iron.
300 Colorado and Southern.
2.Co0 Consolidated Gas .......
800 Corn Products. com. 80.
pcu and Rio Gran. com.
$500 Erie ..
500 Erie, LIST it'd
Fed. Min. and SIN, pfd
loo General Electric ...
Geo w. Helme lob. Co. :.
l,2S0 Great Northern. pfd. 49,.
500 Great Northern ore CTS.
800 Illinois Central ...
1900 lntcrboro- Met. .....
2,ic0 lntcrhorO Met. ifd 80.
Int harvester. com. 800.
NUT Mcr. Marine. com.
international rGpcr -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-26
CHICAGO GRA1N MARKET.

Chicago, Ill. July 45. Wheat prices gave
way to-day under selling due largely TO i'm
rrorcd reports concerning tho spring crop.
Closing prices We're steady AT decline Of
'.U-sc- 70 sale net. Other leading staples.
too al! showed dcclinc-coru 10. to 7siflc.
oats i-N2.c.. and provisions 5N3Jc.
Cash grain closed: Whcut 80. . red So, 4
S.r., so. hard. new, &HSSc.; 40 hard.
ODD S>9g>@..c.. 80. northern, 90. 9Si2 c. 4;
velvet cham, S>H3-c.; duran. SHsao Corn
No. =. tlAsHe.i.c.. so. white, C-A.W.S.c SO.
z yellow. o-ao-'2c. OAts-No. :, 3si.c.. stand
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-26

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
iarrisonhurg, Va, July @5.-Teliing
her roommate that she was going for
a drive Miss Alice lIenslcy, student
ut the State Normal school. drove to
iiuVille with Frank II. Kiblingcr Of
st Pal, Mimi took the Southern
train and was married in Washington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-26
New York
Stock Market

Mex York, July ?5.-what promised TO he
local stock market since the abnormal dull
ness OF tho carly summer WAS witnessed to-
DAY. when leading issues and specialtics
scored advances OF lao points. The rise fol-
vance. Factors that contributed To tho mar
kets Improvement included higher prices
Tor copper. favorable German bank state
mcnt an advance in French rcntrs pro-
good Union Pacihc earnings. further ease In
time money aCCommodat tons ana more faV-
orable crop adviceS. /; Is understood that the
Bank OF England Will In the next fortnight
bringing its holdings TO almost record break
inE figures.
In the face OF this favorable budget Wall
street was little inclined TO pay heed TO re-
ton. or tho spread Of the strike IN the M!chi-
gan copper mines. 1t even took for granted
that to-dsy's Developments In tho Affairs OF
the New Haven road must be to tho advan-
Cancelled iN tho fual dealings. with marked
weakness IT, Canadian Pacific. and the tone
90 the close was rather uneven.
The GENERAL bond market was strong for
the greater part OF the session. but some of
the government issues were again prominent
for their new low Md and asked quotations
With actual sales of coupon * under the pre-
vlouS low quotation. Total sales. par value
were SL97@r1o
Sew YcrR Iuly Money on call steady.
sUgt- ruling rate. ~. closing bid ., offered
ut % THINE ioaUs. easier; SIXTY days. 3i21 !.
utG ninety days 4izG5 sin months {. Primo
mercantile paper q nor cont sterling OK
chang" steady. with actual business in bank
crs hills ~ SiS2$5 FOL sixty day bills and at
s. sos Tor demand. Commercial bills. $tSs"..
BAR silver 49, Mexican dollars. q Govern
iucnt bonds Irregular railroad bonds strong.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-26
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
Eeported by Rodgers McCabe & Coz
Petersburg, Va, July .5-Pcanuts-Span-
!sh-Farmers Spanish, Sl.55 per bushcl. 40.
sheIled. Spanish. Zoe. per pound. No. she'll
60 spanish. ''-c per pound. Nirglnas--
FARMERS stock. Jumbo. So. per pound fancy
mhndr'"kcd. 3tWtc. per pound; extra prime.
3'gH3f.c. per pound; prime, 3i2C per pound
machine picked. S;.pai.c per pound; Smelling
stock, Sec. per pound.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-26
Private Kills Himself.

Atlanta. Ga, July 95.-Thomas p.
Fahey. aged forty eight. OF Mingo
Junction, Ohio. Il private in Company
G. Seventeenth United states Infan
try. committed suicide at Fort Nc
Phcrson by shooting himself in tho
mouth with his army rife. No cause
for his act has been found
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-26
NAVAL STORES.

Wilmington. y. g. July 25.-Spirits Turpen-
iine-Ste"dy AZ $i'4c.; receipts g. casks. Rosin
steady at s3.s0; receipts 2i5 barrels Tar
Firm at $50; receipts r. barrels. Crude Tur-
pentinc-Quoted at S2u3eO: receipts barrels.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-26
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
(Salea at Union Stock Inrds.)

Richmond, Va. July % 1918.
Report of the live stock market for tho
week ending July u. 1919:
Bcst steers 1a.nstc.; medium to good. "a
Tic; common TO fair 5u6iec: best heiters
1G7Nc.; medium to good. -. CSC. common
to fair. fcVbi:c.: best cows. GdGi7c.; medium
t. good, iN.05t.c. common to fair 3i3Nii4c.:
best oxen. 6i.T7hc.; medium to good. 81. TIC. :
common TO fair. ii.Hbc. bulls. 5T6c., best
calves sISi9c.; fair to good. 7aSc; dicks
tG5c. Cows and calves s25G65.0c per head
Best hogs. SL2nec.. sows and stays. 5n1tsc.
best sheep iisisGc.; fair TO good, 3q3.c.:
common TO fair 2i.I3c. best lambs. 7g1iac.:
common TO fair. 5i2U7c.
Chicago. ILL.,. July 25-HoEs-Weak: most
u loc. lower. Bulk OF sales ss900?@O pigs.
N.T@Ho2o. Cattle-Sow and steady. Cows
and heiferS, $S.sInS.2j. calves $s2jIll0O.
sheep strong. lambs, s5.Sj0S.25: western.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-26
DRY GOODS MARKET

New York. July 95.-Cotton goods markets
are showing some easing In wide print
cloths. Drills and shcctngs hold steady.
Wool markets have been more active this
week Yarns are quiet and steady.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-26
LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS.

Furnished Ivy Levy Commission Co. Com
mission Merchants, Richmond. VaD
Richmond. Va. July ~ 1919
Wholesale QUOTATIONS. OF
MtEEET,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-26
RICmMoND GRAIN MARkrr
RICHMo>p nay MARKET.

Nlchmond Va. July b. lai3
Following are the quotations OIL III. plcb.
mond Hay Exchange.
Car lots
40 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l-w n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-26
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond. Va. July % 1913.
Following are the quotations on the Rich.
raond Tobacco Exchange:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-26
RICHMOND STOCK MAKkET.

~ Caskie q. Burch & CO.
stock ana Bond Brokers. lol5 y Main street.
Richmond Va. July - 1915
SALES AT BOARD
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-26

@uotaiious g., intcrost-raytns bonds are
at pric" to which interest must Ice added.
Income bonds AND certificates OF indebted
loss Are Ma.
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Takes Mild Laxative With GOOD
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