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mobile in perfect condition. Reason
for selling. have small car Address
AUTOMOBILE, 2702 East Broad
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Keal cState Gor Balr
CIIESTEIFiELD Count

ESQ ACRE FARM, ONLY THREE
miles from Forest Hill. ono mile east
OF bon Air: almost In sight of Rich
mond. on good road. Probably S.. 900
worth OF timber on the place. one
Oh the cheapest farms around Rich
mond. Let us show it to you. Price
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situartnns 1cianteu, pal.

WANTED. PoSITIoN, MANAGER or
foreman OF farm: married: expert
enccd dairy farm and stock: refer
enceH. Address j 224. care Times
Dispatch.
WANTED POSITION BY COMPETENT
registered pharmacist: best of refer
ences; Address PHARMACIST, /. 400,
care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. POSITION by YOUNG MAN
~ years old; two years experience
IN clerical work. Best reference FUR
nished Address a "a. care Times
Dispatch.
CUSTOM CUTTER WANTS TO MAKE
Gch1hhse; at present connected with
D,G mouse; Al references. Address
1916 Wharton Street, I'hiladclpbIn
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$3.50 KINGSLEY PIANO. No. 5S53G
mahogany case and sweet, mellow
tone. CRAFTS, Broad. at Second
Street
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aurtton 5ales Ctt5 DAP
The Valentine Auction Co.,
Auctionrcrs.
GLIB EAST BROAD STREET.
BANKRUPT AUCTION SALE
Imported Draperies

Pursuant to an order OF the District
Court of the United States for the East
crn District of Virginia. in the matter
OF Tracy, Inc. | Will sell at public
OF The Valentine Auction Co, GlS East
Broad Street.
THIS WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER /.
at 1880 o'clock l.. NJ.
n large quantity OF costly Imported
Window and Mantcl Draperies.
This is an unusual class of goods
10 be offered at auction. ana worth the
attention or any one who expects to
decorate their homes with high class
draperies.
Ladies invited to attend TERMS:
Cash.
s. W GwALTNEY.
Trustee
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
Auctionecrs.
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5ttuat;ons, professional

WANTED, POSITION TO TEACH IL
private family or TO assist with
household duties or sewing: expc-
lVV2 East CLAY Street Rirh,rnnd VI
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FOR SALE. HORSEPOWER FINE
touring car at Il bargain Owner
going West and must be sold This
car cost $4,000. and must be sold
Your chance TO get bargain. Apply
y24 West Broad Street
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9fetlnGs
0@-~-~~
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
Virginia State Insurance Company,
having reinsured the business of the
company in the German American
Insurance. Company, of New York.
stockholders OF the company to ba
held at the office of the company.
corner OF Fifth and Main Streets.
Richmond, Na.. ut IL o'clock NJ. on
Wednesday. the 18th day of October,
1913, to take the necessary steps for
Hduidating the assets of the COM
distribution OF the remainder among
the stockholders, and for the trans
action of such other business as may
be deemed requisite to effect the
winding. up OF the affairs and the
dissolution of the corporation;
WILLIAM r. MILLER,
Treasurer.
REiehmond. Va: sssptember is, 1919.
tice is hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the, stockholders of the
Tidewnter and Western Railroad
Messrs John l.. Williams & Sons. sol
East Main street. Richmond, Va. at
~ o'clock noon. on the LIST day OF
electing n board OF directors and for
the transaction OF such other bust
ness as may properly come before
W. II. sToRRs. Secretary.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF Malone Tobacco Compress
Company. Incorporated. which should
have been held on the 18th day OF
August. 1913, Will be held at the
office of Maurice ~. Powers, 1914 East
Main Street, Richmond, Va, on tho
18th day of October, 1913. at S o'clock
L. NJ. at which meeting directors are
to be elected and such other bust
ness transacted as may come before
the meeting.
MAURICE \. POWERS.
Secretary.
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autonloRiIes jFnr Balf

USED FORD CARS CHEAP; ALSO
light touring car and roadster.
OVERLAND MOTOR CO. ia West
Broad.
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BEAUTIFUL LOTS IN NORTH RICH
mond Terrace with large. original
oak trees Sales office 110l Va. Rail-
Mny and I1O~er I2ldg
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ALBEaLARLE COUNTY FARM.

donsvilla: land rolling. a 800 acres
cleared: $1,000 feet OF oak and chest
nut oak amber tt1nber; small apple orchard;
dwelling: fourrcon tenant house:
SSI,I,q9 l COW barn. steel ,stanchions.
Miih room. water supply by gravity:
two silos, hayhousc icchouse and
other outbuildings. Home of Abe
matie p, p an,,, apple frequent and
Washington Price and terms rea-
sonnble
RICHMOND TRUST * SAVINGS co,
Real Estate Department.
GO East Main street
y a. Hawkins. Manager
FOR SALE. 1909 STUART AVENUE.
baths fronting cutshaw Tarls. viii
be completed in thirty. days. Madi-
NORTH RICHMOND TERRACE LOTS
Avenues. Sales Office. Iloi Va. Rail
way and Power Building.
SUBURBAN HOME. WITH MODERN
land; good water and excellent loca-
ton. within 30 minutes of Richmond:
convenient to both steam and cleo
III 204. care Times Dispatch.
FOR SALE, 172o HANOVER AVENUE
l7OS Grove Avenue. new houses
ready TO move in. Madison 1867. Mon
!oc -'ff-L
WANTED. TO SELL SMALL FARM
with grist mill Good water power.
viii exchange for improved city real
estate co, care Times Dispatch.
FOR SALE, HANDSOME HOME. s
rooms, on Hanover Avenue. to quick
buyer. VIII take $500. II ESQ. care
Times Dispatch.
BEAuTTiE.uL LOTS ~ NORTH RICH;
mond Terrace with large. original
oak trees. Sales office. I1Ol Va. Rail
way and Power Building.
SMALL FARMS, TEN ACRES. BEST
tobacco Land in Virginia: they are
selling fast at S3Oo. ON time Write
w + PANKE. Burkcvillc. Va.
SEE NORTH RICHMOND TERRACE
before buying elsewhere. You'll not
regret It. Sales Office. llo1 Va. Rail-
way and Power Building.
FOR SALE, WEST END LOTS ON
Grove, Floyd and Hanover Avenues.
Madison 1862. Monroe 2944-L
WANTED. TO SELL. SMALL SIN
room dwelling in West End. in good
locality. or viii trade equity for
smaller property. Address OWNER
y 40. care Times Dispatch
BARGAIN-s50o CASH. $35 MONTH.
buys new eight-room house. bath. on
Hanover Avenue, rear soldiers home
Great future. Call OWNER, Monroe
1891.
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BY Pollard s. Bagby.
Real Estate Auctionecrs.

COURT SALE, AT PUBLIC AUCTION
BUILDING LOTS IN BROOKLAND
PARK. HENRIcO COUNTY. VA.
LOCATED NEAR CAR LINE. AT
THE CORNER or PARK BO;-LE.
YARD AND FENDAI.L AVENUE,
HAVING AN AGGREGATE FRONT
ACE On FENDALL AVENUE OF
NINETY FIVE FEET AND A DEPTH
OF 135 FEET. BEING LOTS NOS.
80 81, AND 80, IN BLOCK NO. H.
IN BARTON AND LANES BROOK
LAND PARK ADDITION"
In execution OF decree of the Cir
cult Court of IIenrico County. Va. en-
tered on the 10th day of July, ~ u.
1919 in the suit Of Mercer, guardian
W. Tanner ct all therein depending
Will sell at public auction. on the
said premises, on
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER l. 1913.
at o'clock, p NJ.
the aforementioned three lots.
TERMS: One-third cash. and residue
at six and twelve months. evidenced
by negotiable interest-bearing notes.
secured by deed of trust upon the lot
or lots purchased: or for all cash, at
the option OF the purchasers.
e NJ. LONG,
Special Comm ssloner
hereby certify that tho bond re-
CURED OF the special commissioner. by
the decree entered in the suit OF
Mercer. guardian. VS. Tanner ct al"
on the 10th day of July, 1913, has been
duly given.
Given under my hand, as clerk
OF the Circuit Court of Henrico
County, Va, this 18th day of Scptcm-
her. 1913.
SAMUEL z. WADDILL
Clerk.
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Situations llantrn, a9alr

4 NUMBER OF STUDENTS or RICH
mond College need employment to
help them dcfray their living eX-
pcnscs. Some are experienced clerks:
others nrc willing TO do any kind OF
honest work. such as caring for
lawns. tending furnaces. etc. ii you
need intelligent. faithful service out
or school hours you can get it for
& day or for the session by address,
ing PRESIDENT - w. BOAT
WRIGHT. Richmond College
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TWO TOP WAGONS, NEWLY PAINT
ed, s55 and $40.
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" ANTED. CLEAN. SOBER. INDUS
trious young man by' the month 10
work in dairy barn. Must be- good
in1iker. Address i. X. harden
Irwin VA.
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$3.50.
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psr5pnal1

lesser. THE LADIES' TAILOR. THE
only ono in town who makes n spe-
cialty of altering all kinds OF gar
garment that is altered in my estab,
lishment is done under my personal
supervision. Prices very moderate
and work satisfactory. THE RAJ
LEIGH APARTMENT. Harrison and
Franklin Phone Madison 1923.
HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
at HUGHES'S. 209 North Third
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Jpr Sale

ONE TOP BUGGY. NEWLY PAINTED.
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WANTED. POSITION IN STORE AS
salesman, whore honesty and ability
WIN count; ago Al; first-class refer
enoes. Address A 46, care Tines
Dispatch.
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WANTED, POSITION BY YOUNG MAN,
TWO years college and TWO years
university training In mechanical
engineering. VIII only consider offer
for permanent position. Salary Mt
start will be governed mainly by.
possibility Of promotions. Address p.
Q Box 541, Norfolk, Va
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5ltnaFIOn5 1lianteD, .5:rmalf

REFINED YOUNG LADY sr:No6;-
tra appd,r and typewriter, capable Of
holnihS most amy position, wishes a
poS4t!oh with some good firm where
strictly business and refinement will
q Times Dispatch
LADY STENOGKAPHER oF MANY
Htars experience desires permanent
poS4uon at once; references Furnish
60. a D. care Times Dispatch
WANTED, BY EXPERIENCED STF,-
noSrapher. permanent or substitute
work. Address SO, care Timcs-
Dispatch.
LADY WISHES ENGAGEMENT AS
managing housckceper, governess
curing trust: cxpcrieiccd mnsicnI
al particulars to Box IFS, Louisa,
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BY j. Thompson Brown & Company.
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WANTED. WHITE AND COLORED
farm hands for farm. four miles from
Richmond. Apply G 42s, care Times
Dispatch
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HEADQUARTERS FOR BUSINESS
bugGics, rubber or steel tires. Large
assortment of wagons for every pur-
pose. Get our prices before buying.
Terms TO suit everybody. 4.
MEYERS SONS. 73l East Cary
Street.
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prIp Jlianrtn a3alr

" ANTED-IB rot VAST PosTTToN
AS fireman. brakeman. electric mo-
torman. conductor. coiored train or
Sleeping car porter, Washington-
baltimore roads, $50 to Sl65 month,
STEADY work. experience unnecessary.
write now, name position wanted /;
irclose stamp. Passes and uniforms
furnished when necessary. Address
RAlLWA I INST, Dept. All. Indian
HpOlis, Ind
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HALFWAY MAIL CLERKS WANTED
Commence SIS month Write for
particulars. FRANKLIN INSTITUTE
Debt. 900 -. KOnh.strr - Y
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WANTED. CLERK FOR GENERAL
ers and cigarette hends need not
apply. Stale age. experience. and
salary expected. l. i. MOSS. hooker
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-25
BUSINESS REVERSES.

APPERsON MOTOR CAR COMPANY OF
NEW YORK. dealer in automobiles, No. 49,
Seventh avenue. Bankruptcy petition hled
by Charles J.. craft, SliO: william y.
Laubendorfer. S75 Walter Simpson. SOS. and
Frederick A. Grsssmuck. $3.50. salary. He
vas secretary and treasurer OF the company.
receiver: bond. $4,000. Liabilities. $1,000;
assets. $1,000 The company was Incorporated
February l. 1912: capital stock. $4,000.
ASSOCIATION OF AUDITORS AND AP-
PRAfSERS. Inc. accountants and auditors.
No. 40 Broadway. has assigned to Thomas
J. kayanagh. II was incorporated IN March
1912. with capital stock OF 10000
herman q BELFER, clothing dealers
No. - Essex street. have assigned TO LOUIS
jacobson
BALKIND. JOSEPH & Ca petition in
bankruptcy has been filed against Joseph l.
Balkind and Isaac Joseph. who composed the
firm Of Balkind. Joseph ~ Co. also doins
business as the Imperial Clothing Specially
Company, manufacturers Of clothing speclal-
ties. No $50 Broadway. by Butteriels < Co,
-. 800: Standard Alpaca Company. s21s. ana
Sylvester & Levy. 5000. Judge Hazel ap-
baum. receivers bond. $4,000. to continue
business thirty days. The appointment OF
Mr.. Corbett was requested by the petitionihS
creditors and two other creditors-the I'm =
porters and Traders National Bank. So AZ,
and Adolph Arons $1,000. II was stated
that the main reason for their embarrass
mcnt was the recent strike In the clothing
trade. Liabilities $4,000 and nominal as
sets about the same.
JACOB n. ENRICH. manufacturer OF
gas and electric fixtures. No l42 West 18TH
street. Petition fled against him by Ben
iamin Simon. Sj73; Progress Brass Fitting
Company. Slj1. and Louis Israel $500. all
on notes Of the Union Gas and Electric FiNt-
ure Company. ~ No. 1i2 West 18th street,
which he Endorsed. He was president OF the
company against which petition was fled.
IDEAL. WIND SHIELD COMPANY, manu-
facturers Of wind shields. auto tops and SLID
covers. No. 1926 Broadway has assigned 20
Harry Frankel. The company was incor-
poratcd November, 1905. capital stock
$4,000
SADIE KNASTER. millinery. Nos 1fl6 and
80 Third avenue. Bankruptcy peulion
filed by Philip Dressner. $500. and Schain
Bros $50 Assets. estimated. 81 600
MARCUS NASANOWGTI. millinery. No y
East t2Jth street Bankruptcy petition hled
bv Meyer MihaoNitz. $40. Samuel GOLDBERG
sl3g. and william Ascher. Sl34 Iiabilitles
50 600 and assets. 5000. Judge Hazel APP
pointed Clarence V Carruth receiver; bond
g.. 600
SAMUEL STEINER. jowelier. No. ~
Broadway. BANKRUPTCY petition hIcd %
Nordlnger Bros. $3.50. Alexandcr steiner
$3.50. and Leon Hrsch. Inc. SO judge
Hazel appointed Joseph Steinberg receiver
bond 81 600 with authority 20 continue bust
ness twenty days. Liabilities, $500; assets
s. 500
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THE CROP MARKETS
Wheat, Corn and Coffee Decline
Oats IRREGULAR.

Bullish Continental cables carried
wheat prices here TO an advance of lanisc
i'm the early trading, after an opening at
a decline on bearish cables from Liver
pool. with the advancing tendency aided
by rumors of heavy export business at
Duluth. The Kansas State report on crop
conditions. giving the figures as S9.5s per
cent and suggesting a crop of loo0oo.coo
bushels for that state. started heavy SELL
ing. and prices went down with a rush. the
close being at net loss for the day OF
Ease. Corn. especially the May option.
had a number of ups and downs, on
ables and domestic weather news, the
close being at drop of &c for May, with
other months lsc down. oats were steady
a large part of the day. but developed ir-
regularity near the close on "A little weak
ness, which left prices &c higher on the
May option and isc net off on other
months.
Coffee recovered part of an early heavy
drop on the late positions, the decline
being largely due 10 foreign markets
being weaker on the new tangle in the
political situation. Bulls hold that with
the May position out of the way the sit
uation will be better, but bears continue
10 point to the apparently antagonistic
attitude OF the consuming trade and the
general pessimism in speculative circles.
The close here was at net decline for
the day OF 10 points, with the tone
steady
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

THE MONEY MARkET.-Call Jnones
y.ss easy Rates. Opening - per cent?
highest per cent. closing 20 per cen.
,rine money was duh. Rates. per cen,
for sixty DAYS. iNi. per cent LOT I ,,ii''5s
DAYS p.Gp2 per cent for four moh."s'
ttGlt. per cent for Eve months ana 4itn
az MOI cent for six months Mercantlle
nsnsr was easy Rates. 5ixn6 per cen,
Tor sixty 10 ninety days Endorsed anu
choice four 10 six months single name
FOREIGN EXCHANGE Foreign eA-
change closed firm Yesterday quota
ton. Demand sterling. $500. cduies'
500. sixty-dav bills. 1850 short francs.
$50. plus la: snort reichsmarhs' - l-''
plus l-oi.
DOMESTIC ENCHANGE.-Bo Boston, par
c9vapnob buving 3-lGc discount, selihS
mar. san Francisco. sight sc premium
teleerapbic &c premium. Charleston. buN
ing mar. selling i-i5c premium, thlcdSo'
nar. New Orleans. commercial zoe as
count bank. 81 premium; 81 i-oulS' eN-
change 2Oc premium bid. 2Dc asked.
SILVER MARKET. Bar silver 10 Lon
don was steady az 2''sd.
MEXICAN INTERCHANGEABLE ican eN-
change on New York was quoted al -'I -
unchanged.
UB-TREASURY.- United states
Sut-Treasury was n creditor al me GEAR
ing House yesterday TO the extent OF
$70y.311
RANK CLEARINGS.-N York, eX-
changes S3l5. 402, los. balances. >lfi+Jlh
BOSTON. exchanges x32Js.'lO. balances
81 2e, 6g7. Philadelphia. exchanges N2o,lol,-
s24 balances S2.3Ol .ll2; Pittsburgh eN-
changes sos. 329; Baltimore. exchanges
s5.s23.Sr, balances S530,JD. Chlcago. eA-
Louis. exchanges Sl2,j63,576. balances VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-25
7WOBROKERS SUSPENDED
Charged with Carrying Account
for Trust Company Clerk.

John ". Kirkner. of the Stock Ex-
change firm OF Spauldng. Mcclellan <
CO.. and William Morris Imbrie, of Will
lam Morris Imbrie a Co. were sus-
pended yesterday by the governing com
mittee of the exchange for six months
on charges made by New Jersey trust
company. Both were the board members
of their firms. Their offence was viola
ton of the rule adopted on April 80.
1919, which prohibits the taking or car
ryinG of a speculative account for an
omploye OF a trust company. This rule
also applies to employees of the exchange
or exchange members. banks and insur-
ance companies.
Spaulding. Mcclellan Il CO.. in state
ment. said that the violation with which
their representative was charged was UNI
Intentional They asserted that the &C
count i'm question which was closed sev-
eral months ago. was carried 10y an en-
ploye of railroad company. who gave
a power Of attorney to "A third person,
authorizing the latter 20 deal with the
account.
Neither Mr.. Kirkner nor either of the
other members of the firm of Spauldins,
Mcclellan ~ Co, the statement sald,
knew Or suspected that this third partI
was an employe OF trust company, nor
that he had any interest in the account
until they We're so informed by the trust
company. and this information was re-
ceived after the transactions complained
of had taken place. II Will thus be seen
that any violation of the rules 10y Mr..
Kirkner was put ely technical and was
wholly without his knowledge or that Of
his firm
Imbrie Il Co. in an explanatory state
ment, SAID that Mr.. lmbrie's suspension
was for "A technical infringement of the
rules committed by the manager of q
branch Office in 1919 which came to their
attention only a month ago. This branch
office. they said. was closed in 1871. at
the time of the abandonment Of all their
marginal accounts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-25
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Sew York. April -, 1915.
GRAIN -WHEAT-Foreign news plhyeC an
important part in wheat fluctuations ana WIS
RESPONSIBLE for the principal upturu OF tue
day. which carried prices = u 1ec aooIe s,le
previous night. The advance was hot sue :
tafued. however. owing 20 actlNe tea'i1lne
IN tho last hour so that final prices Wste
, n sac net lower \ decline OF = =
marked the opening Of the market ia re-
sponse to disappointing Enslsn eau'e sta H1
favorable weather IA winter Whesl sat- ~.
WIN the arrival OF Continental caoles' nov
ever a different complexion vas Put -"
foreign news. and domestic sentiment "T -
bullish promoting an active demand Liver
pooI also Improved. and at the close Was
=, n I'd net higher while Paris cioseu y
1c higher. Budapest Ssc higher, bel"n i. -. n
It. higher. ana Buenos Ayres opeueu 800 ,,,
a. ii7c advance rho advancing tendency
on this side was helped by rumors ina 49, ~,
luth had worked $4,000 busnels tO' cApol
yrsterdav although this rumor Was open 20
como susoiolon Fresh business amounted
to about - loads of Manitoba. me au' dn ~
v.,s met bv heavy selling in part que 10 tl.e
Kansas state report making cohdltlou 90,
,,hf,b would sugges. crop OF over Ivy,
.nu oO0 for that state. No REQ l.,dtt.
u.os rorniual. No I Northern Duluth, - ~"
, b anoat opening navigation. 'OhN
Nav corn opened isc lower, advances ~ -,
, io.. ,rost OF IL i'm the afternoon. closing
| nos lover with other months &c down
The early weakness was on utcil'r y. -
- ! irrrnool and selling by an elevator mouse
. |i,icooo Export corn. 80 iac. anoar
oATS-Sicady most of the day, WIN "a,
luyiue on q light movement ahu i.aIS ~ o'
dcisNDd seeding by reason or the Wet Nea -,
=. rinal prices We're re higher on Mal
md ~ ust lower on other months, ny
market having worked of littie IN 'he i,s1
r,..r cash oats steady. STANDARD MN
,.,,,,i,,i. No 3 fOi4 "a lie. No T. 1"'2 n
-. ,.',,,rai white. ISL m tic; white clipped
;ol, tsc ali track. RYE-steady' NO :
Western. 6elsc' ~ s1,S,c 81 Z
13. Nt,Tr openinr navigation; feeding 'oc'
rnuinsl. o New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-25
TIE METAL MARKETS.

ropPFR-The local street ina ik1 10, ~
was steady and UNCHANGED al % ,o 'o na,,ine
l3,y , r conner on the Metal Exchange was
s.anda,o ,, gOp SPOT April May June and July
In and LONDON ! Is COOPER foP u fEss
tdsf o. -, .opnar at New York yesterday
,ysre !. 200 tons. and exports for the month
thrs Ter ~ 56i tons. ,., 49,, A..
TIN-Was weak with spot Npt , ana MAJ
iu,r and August. sisqsis5oc sales 20 tons.
I'm onion tin closed easy al t2-o tor spot and
lg9l - Tor futures -,
vel ami at 3J04 Toe East 81. Louis. Lon
dor lead closed at tIS 2s I'D
sPELTER-Quiet: New YORK SPOT, 5.o9ho. &c
and East ST. Louis spot o''VH3."o'' LONDON
srelter closed al f25 los for spot.
IRON-c1eyeland warrants. CTS lO'1d. l.o-
caiiv IRON vas steady, With No foundry
Northern quoted slI 2ouNl, 90 10 northern,
soft sl1 ..iI<11 10.