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Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-30

CONTINUED from rage OneD
every fresh assault is adding TO the
ghastly litter.
zepDeIins Are OnanipTessnt.
Gibes no longer are heard 1t the In
activity OF the Zeppelin balloons. which
now seem omnipresent. These unwel-
como visitors created CONSERVATION yes
terday at Bialystok, TO the southwest OF
Grodnov some sixty miles inside the Rus
sian frontier. This dirtgible apparently
was more fortunate In getting away than
was its sister ship. which was shot down
IN the neIghborhood OF Warsaw the day
before.
1t seems now to be officially admitted at
BUDAPEST that the Russians have Sc
cured a good foothold on Hungarian soil,
having crossed the frontier in the Ungh-
var district in considerable strength. In
the plains In front OF them the Russians
will find their main obstacle to be the
river rheiss, which Is thanked by marshes.
II 10 believed there are no forts on the
plain, bat possibly Qualifications recently
have been thrown up.
Preach otficiai Statement.
PARIS. Sept 2S.-"on our left wing,
along the river somme +" the French Of
fetal statement issued this afternoon
says. tho Germans attempted numerous
attacks, which the allies repuised."
The text OF the statement follows:
First, on our left wins, to the north
Of the somns and between somme and
the Disc. the enemy. both day and night
delivered several attacks. which have
however. been repulsec. 20 the north Of
the Aisne there has been no change.
and TO the east OF the Argonne. the
enemy has restricted his activities to
heavy cannonading. Between the Ar
gonne and the Meuse there has been
slight progress on the part OF our troops,
who are confronted by strongly organ
ined positions.
ION the heights Of the Meuse, in the
woevre district. and on our right wing,
in Lorraine and the vosges. there has
been no notable modification IN the
situation.
LOcatioa of French Line.
Generally speakins. our line runs from
the east 20 the west. through the regior
OF Pont-a-MoussOn Apremont and th'
Meuse. through the region OF Saint Eli
hiei along the heights 10 the north o.
5pada and through a portion OF thu
heights OF the Msuss TO the southeast 0
Verdun. Between Verdun and Rheims
the general front Il indicated by a lin
passing through the region of Varennea
10 the north Of souain and the Roman
roadway which runs into Rheims. tn
outpogts Of Rheims. the road from Rheim
TO Berry An BAG and the heights know
as the ''chemin des Danes"
ION the right bank OF the Aisne TIT
line then draws near TO the Aisne an
continues into the region OF scissors BE
tween scissors ami the forest OF LAigl
Il runs over the first plateau OF the RICH
bank OF the Aisne. Between the Disc an
the somme this linz runs along the from
from Ribeeourt (which belongs 70 us), I
LAssigny OCCUPIED by the enemy, I
Royei (which belongs TO Us ana Z
chaulnesv Gin the possession OF the en-
emy).
To the north Of the somme. the lin
continues along the plateau between Al
bert and combles.
We again took many prisoners durn
the day OF yesterday. They belong prin
cipaliy 70 the Seventh active corps an
the Seventh reserve corps Of the Gerna
army; and also 10 the Tenth. Twelfth
Fiftsenth and Nineteenth German arm
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-30
END MAY BE NEAR
OF THE TITANIC
BATTLE OF AISNE

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1914 AK-SAR-BEN
TO OPEN TODAY;
KINGDOM READY

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BRITON WOUNDED
In DUEL In AIR

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CZAR'S FORCES
ENTER HUNGARY

Continued From Page One)
The Germans are using heavy siege artil-
lery in the bombardment of the fortress
OF ossowetz. An attempt by the German
infantry to close in on the fortress has
been checked.
Enemy Reinforced.
"on the front Of siless,, the enemy has
been greatly reinforced and shows much
activity.
'Sorties by the garrison OF Przemysl
have not been successful Many prison.
ers, a number OF cannon and some stores
Of ammunition have fallen into our hands.
AS the Austrian retreat in Galicia con-
tinues great confusion is noticeable in
the ranks"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-03
FACTS FROM AFFAIR.
Bricncts of the Industrial Kind From
NnrIOms pnrt OF Outer World.

Ctah's 1918 factory output was
valued at $?3, 100000.
Ladies' maids IN England average
$3.50 for years pay.
There are $4,000 apprentices In the
German baking industry.
Scrvia is contemplating good deal
OF new railroad construction In Ser
Wan Macedonia.
In London AZ many as $4,000 chill
drcn have been taught TO swim dur
ing the summer months.
The value OF gold produced In the
Gold Coast and Ashanti during 1912
was S2.045,4GJ, the largest production
The supreme Court of Panama has
sustained II recent law whereby the
government reserves ownership in
metal mines and deposits OF coal and
oil.
Wood blocks are used for paving the
streets OF Berlin only on the sharpest
grades. and to give n better footing
on y,i thG bridges and their approaches.
mile square in central oregon and huge
locks of sheep. was a school teacher
~ $40 month twenty-seven years ago.
the best In quality. Yield was l.l76,-
i$4,35S salons, valued ut $3.50. O25.
gallons. valued at S6l.742,424
London Daily EXpress says editori-
ally: "Huerta has powerful weapon
ny United States. in the shape of
refusal TO pay interest OF Mexicos
foreign debt, most OF which is held in
Europe.
Chamber OF Commerce. of Havre
France, has recommended extension OF
! lines of Campagnie Generate Transat-
antique through Panama Canal to Val
paraiso, and later to California and
Canada.
Report on South American trade
S215.4oo.00o of South American Imports.
compared with Sl77.10o,O0o for Cor,
many and Sl52,900,000 for United
States.
The marlborough Rapid Transit
Company is installing three Fof largest
turbines Ia the world in New York
AZ East River and Seventh fourth
street power station In preparation for
completion of new subway to supply
power to propel 1876 fully-loaded ten
ear trains
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-03
Cotton Goods Review

New York. May 2.--Forward orders for cot =
.oh Eoods continue very light and prices on
the inculum count lines in wholesale markets
are easier. Heavy duck is rirmer n, ,be
shortened discounts announced II week aro
out SAFES nave as yet made no inroads 10
speak OF ON tho abundant stocks. The mills
making certain Of the spcciaities such as
IRE duck and certain grades of llghtweicht
uu t are pusy Prints and print cloths are
quiet with mills engaged on orders that viii
expire IN the next thirty TO sixty DAYS
nihBAams are quiet. Bleachcd goods are
steany on the hest-hnown JobbinE lines but
easy on the low count unbranded lines
WASH goods are not moving In their normal
volume at this period OF the year and tho
adverse weather has had an influence I'm de-
aging normal retail sales. Both warn and
cloth mills are beginning to curta!i their
output .l because OF lack of forward orders.
Print cloths. 2S-inch s4x6is csc nominal.
GiNcos. 2Ac;. '.-inch ciXGis slide; standard
southern brown shccting. 7%MSc.. denims.
'-ounce nc; uckings. S-ouncc. l3i,c: stand
ara prints. 3tc.; standard staple ginghams.
SIC; dress g!nghHms. ?i.c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-03
ANOTHER TOBACCO MARKET.
BurkcviIIc Centre Of New "Isri.ht Rct
VIII Snnn HIVE MnrrlnuSc

Tho farmers In NottoWay, pr!nrc Edwnr1
ana Amelia Counties have found out thn,
they can grow the bright tobacco and fiuc
cure II In way that VIII lie attractive 10
the cigarette and smoking tobacco mann.
iacturers OF the country. II Is said chat
,hcN VIII grow and nue cure :. great deal of
IL this year. EurkeVilIs. which is iocrtcd
Ia the ccntr" Of this new "hri,-ht belt is
therefore. going to become Il tobacco mn rliat
Tor The sale q; both the bright and the dark
varieties OF the weed "
Two outside tobaCConists Of large crna,t
cncc and a good wad Of ash have look Oh
me neld over and decided that Burkev!lle is
Il good location for a loose Leaf tobacco
warehouse. and the town people who bavc
money 10 invest in anything to advance the
industrial interest of their town have taken
STOCK. and 1t IS now understood that n ilrst.
class warehouse viii no built at once and
complete" In time Ia open up the market
~ thc beginning of the tobacco season Of
ms year, say about the 10th OF September
ar lst OF October. In days gone 10y Rurks-
vile had one or more Warehouses ana was
quite market. but handled only the dark
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-03
Hank Statement.

New York. May Tho statement Of The
Hctua! conditicn " clearing house banks and
rust iup,tuics for the week Ahows iit.f
they hold $50 iSj5Jl reserve in excess of legal
fepuirements This Is an Increase of ss.2S2 10
The statement follows: Actual condition
Loans. 50 IL" $1,000; decrease Si0IiG6l0
Specie. Si2'GO3.0y); increase S755ioo0
Legal tenders SG,%,7ce-D: decrease s23ii 90
0a9. S"''t''-
Circulation. N?iHo0o: iDcrensc. $4,000
BHnks cash reserve in Vault. Si3j 1900.
Trust companies cash reserve In vnrl,
$40. 49,. 900 ''
Aggregate cash reserve, $500 eGs go
Excess lawful reserve. $50 isC 5aO: Increase
81 90 $50. 49, "S'
Trust companies reserve with clearing
house members carrying - Dcr cent On sh
reserve, $40. $50 oH0
summary OF state banks and trust comma
niles in Grcpter New Yori. not Included in
clearing house statement:
i.oduS. SSIhySl.iW. increase 81 .la 100
Specie. S519.5.1v). decrease SI.S.Sf60
Legal tenders. 1881 900; decrease s!2s4ce
,,d 't"I deposits $6sSoSJioo. increase. sIS55.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-03
LEAF TOBACCO SALES IN
SEVERAL OF THE MARKETS
Winding Up the Crop or i0I3--Figures
Made by Richnond Market
I'm to Dutc.

The sales of lear TOBACCO In NJ! OF
the Virginia and Carolina markets are
growing smaller and. smaller for the
simple reason that very little Of the
weed Is left in tho hands of the grow
trs. The offerings in Richmond were
ve.'T light last week. the total sales at
all of tho warehouses being not quite
100000 pounds. consisting entirely OF
the sun-curcd variety. There was no
material change in prices, and but
little in the character OF the offerings
AS usual of late, low grades predomi-
mated. the better goods being pretty
much ali sold.
From the records Of the secretary
OF the Tobacco Exchange the follow
Ing figures, showing the loose leaf
sales up to April so are taken
Sales in April, 1.536.79S pounds:
average price. s752 per houndred
pounds. Sales for April of last year.
1870 younds: average price, 5000.
safes for the seven months of the to-
bacco season ending. April 20, I3,144.9l3
pouhts; average price per hundred
pounds. $3.50. Sales for the same ne :
Rod of last tobacco year. 11,1ls,5
drcd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-03
BITUI.ITIIC HIGHWAY.
knnl In Marlnn Gnuntx IA

II the old Mother State does not look
sharp West virginia will beat her all 10
flinders in the matter OF good road making.
Virginia IL doing herself proud along this
line. but news comes that West Virginia IL
spendins many millions in improving. It's
highways, and that tho very best OF high
ways arc being built For Instance. "A Rich
mond concern. the Atlantic Bitulithic Conf
pany. which has offices in the Nirginia Rail-
and Franklin Streets has just closed a
contract to build nine miles % road In Ma
r!On County out from Fairnont at cost
of SIS,G0o y bituli;hic road that VIII cost
that much per mile will h some good road
and no ulsctake. II Is understood that this
and other roads extending out from Fair
mont are 10 bc built in the same substantial
manner. but contracts have been made with
the Richmond company for only nino miles
of Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-03
Sales mt Iyncbb,rr

Lynchburg: Va. May 2-John d. Oglesby.
OF the iynchburE Tobacco Warehouse Com.
PanF tinc.), makes the following report OF
ieel tobacco sold on the Lynchburg market:
S3id week ending April "a 3j3 200 pounds
sold week ending May |. IS 900 pounds: de-
crease this week. 1880 pounds.
SoIh from September ]. 1913 TO May L. 1874
10. .Vp pounds; sold from September l. 1912.
20, May = 1913 1850 pounds: increase for
me crop OF tobacco Is nearly all sold and
sales will be very light from now to Inc
end of tho season w. "
Prices this week. while lower than have
been. yet they are considered fairly good
ior the lateness of the season. and as the
puyerS gradually drop out are expected to
1t is earnestly hoped that those who s,ili
nave TOBACCO on hand will make an effort TO
anxious 10 wind up.N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-03
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

New YORK, May 2-Sugar-Haw. firm: mo-
!"sses, &. - centr!fufal. $3oi, refined. quiet
hutter-i!rm and unchanged. Chcese-Mar-
het steady. CoGee-Spot. quiet. RIO. No. Z
s7sc.: santos. No. :. I!iac.. mild. dull: Cor
Iowa. l-4r nominal
Co;tou.ecd oil was inactive but prices
We're steady on light offerings and the he
sc: tn4i nc bulk % supplies are in strong
lands closing prices were point net low
TT 7" point higher. The market closed
-te1dy: spot d55F7i0. May. 7a,a7aS; June,
'-ft'i July i5fG,-"i. August. 1.S7N7.co:
-cPicWOeF. ..lVII.2: October. 7.:9I532 40,
'e"bei' '@Hc.s"; December, tG5aGi5. Total
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-03
Dnnvillc Tobacco I,cnort

Danvillc. Va. May 2.-Snlcs for the week
nave been very small and foot up "A total OF
only several hundred thousand pounds The
offerings arc mostly odds and ends with only
now and then a parcel OF good nne to-
bacco. The receipts small that only
single sales arc being ut the warehouses;
i'ricts are without change and firm.
There Is no complaint account OF plants
and II Is presumed that In the old belt sec
ton there arc plenty of them. and that they
arc IN good condition
Redried tobacco are very quiet yrey few
sales boin. rcportei
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-03
DRY GOODS MARKET

New York. May THE government was IN
the market Tor duck to-day. and while no
large contracts were entered into. buying on
Il large scale Is expected next week a mod
crate size business was done lightweight
brown sheeiinGs. Business generally was
quiet on the primary cotton goods market
Linens were in fair demand and steady
spot burlaps was little easier
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-03
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MAnEEr

reported by Rodgers. PiumIner & Co.. Inc)
PotsrshnrE. Va, May 2.-peanuts.-Span
Ism armeES' spanish, steady at 49, p.r
bushel Virginias-Fancy Jumbo. tna1Sc
per round; fancy handpicked, Ii1f1tNc. per
prime. 4ftisc. per pound Smelling stock snd
&c. per pound. "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-03

Ii .irran, and Ohio comv. +'4s old. sou
ii;ShS., a!'u .h!cfs rs idl................ 100
",tii 'iiu Myers - tbdl ......,....... l"lh
I.orillari Company IS (bid -,
t;eo t"sk ana western oonv as tbid -. lo2E
Seahoard Air Line adj. IS tbjd) - ~
southern hallway is............. III
southern Railway 5s tbid) . ini
United States Steel md 5s fG5i.
i-.;,t s.a,cs FcGlstorod IS. 1889 tbtd).... 9Gi.
S.ns...ci states rctistercd u.s. 1915 thid) .. lGJ
Si .,.Gu 'ihtes Panama IS thid) .......... 100
NNiEsina- Brown Bros Gifts. (bid)..... -
". n caf; chem LIST Us ................ 30,
WahaSih, anu i"Wer co. Us tasked).... a2a,
WABASH Pitts. Term. LIST is.........
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-03
Autos IN over the world

bile as a factor In International trade is an
parent from the fact that the exports Of
automobiles from six leading inanufacturInr
countries aggregate $4,000. 900 in value M,
incTeasc o: 100000 over those o. ,sl? and
s.ooJo,O0 over those OF 1905 In this growing
trade tho United States occupies N promi.
nent place. and Richmond is an automobiie
town.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-03
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

chicago. H. May belief that wheat
STOCKS herc would be reduced to an inpres-
siNe extent in the near future Ind much to
90 to-day with causing the market to rally
The outcome was d steady c!o.c at a shade
10 ..H1.c. net advance. Corn wound up Iblp
&c ABOVE last night; oats with gain of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-03
NAVAL STORES.

savannah. Ga. May 2.-Turpentine-Firm
AZ t2l2c.: sales 2io casks: receipts ass cusls.
shipments l73 casks; stock Il, 20. casks RIOS.
in-Firin; sales l.5"i barrels: receipts l. i55
barrels; shipments lt35 barrels; stock o. OSI
barrels. Quote: Il. s.. J0a360 '
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-03

&c. higher.
- cash grain closed: Whcat-No. red ga
H1.sC.: No. hard. 9S,.G93Tsc.: No. . northern.
@.2G s6lac.; no. spring. "5aa6c. Corn-No. :.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-03
RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
tSa!es at Union Stock YardsD

tsaIes at Union Stock YardsD
Richmond Va. May . 1914
report OF live stock market FOR the week
Best steers. SGsi.C.: medium to good T,.I
&c. common To fair ca 0i1c. best heifars
.'3Hsc.' medium TO good. G'2IIc.; common to
ihiT' "'4lsCc.: best cows. GM6i.c.; medium to
Eo"u ~ H'2lc.. common Ia fair, 3i2Miac.:
best oxen. 6;arGNc.; medium 10 good 5isif
re; common 10 fair, +i.G5c.: bulls 5TGi.c:
calves, SnSc.; dicks. tGii.c. Cows and calves
Sa'n 900; hogs. Si2gSNc.: sows and stag.
isEsc.; best sheep. su6c.; medium to GOOD
'H+'.c.; common TO fair. 3gGfic. best fall
lambs, 'GSc.; common 10 fair. 5aG6,ac.;
spring lambs Sasc.;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-03

Chicago. Ill. May 2.-IIogs-Market strong.
huik OF sales sS%s1S.t5: pigs. .,i5aS9o. Cat
tic-Market steady. Cows and heifers 5000
SOP calves. So..J"Goo Shcep-Market steady
lambS-Quotcd at Si.93u5.l5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-03
BOND LIST

Atlantic Coast Line LIST ls................ q,
Atlantic Coast Iinc-I.. ana y. is...... s5%
a. G. j.. conv is I'm Baltimore. askedy.. "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-03
COTTON MARKETS.

New York. May 2.-The cotton markc, was
enslcr hSaln to-day, owing to more favor
,;n, weather ady!ccs and further llouida-
,,nh OF both old and new crop months
Closing prices We're steady. but showed a
net uec!ine OF from 2nS points.
There We're some May buying orders
nro , the ring AT the opening, and that
position started steady at AN advance OF >
lower and May soon cased of with The rest
OF me INST There was enough May for sale
ihuceu' To inspire Turnors that people who
mad stopped May notices earlier in tho w.cl,
were planning to rctcndcr part OF their cot
ton. ana this idea may have accounted Tor
July
The factor most emphasized around tho
:oca! ring however, was the more favorable
weather in the South. and while new crop
positions We're relatively steady at times
thcy sold about l0uil points net lower dur
'nS the n;ddl" OF the morning as coinpa.rd
with i maximum loss OF from 6MlO poInts
on old crop positions.
business was active at the start. but be-
came comparatively quiet al the decline
WIN "A nhal squirt of covering for over The
oi some or points. Liverpool ca blcs re-
ported "a quiet ANA steady market
was reported that freight arrau.cme :
mad been made for the shipment OF 300 ba as
southern mills but neither the action of The
market nor the talk around the ring reflect =
ca any nervousness as 10 the effect - pend =
ing shipments on July contracts. There va :
chases or new crop months. Notwithstanding.
me hettcr average OF tho weather news
and the fact that tho new crop discount has
Already been considerably xSduccd during
tho past few days
Reviews of the dry goods situation ind,-
Gated no change OF importance. and there
We're renewed reports that Southern yarn
81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-03

Soanok t,,S Mills: ~ C................ 40 100
Sibley Mfg. Co., Ga......... - 20
spartan Mills, :. C........ lis
Tucapau Mills. s. C............. $50
Union Buffalo Mills. s. c. LIST pfd 81
Union Buffalo Mills. s. c.. I'd ptd. 6 10
Ware Shoals MIS-. Co. 8. C... 70
Warren Mfg. Co. $. C.......... CT
Warren MiG. Co. S. c.. pfd........ 100 $3.50
Watts Mills; S. C...................... 800 Is
Whitney MfG. Co.. 8. C............. 100
Williamston Mills. S. c............ a.
Williamston Mills. s. c. CONF o.
Woodrum Cotton Mills. S. C........ rs 100
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-03

New Orleans. May "A further mild de-
cline OF 21" points net comprised tho record
tor cotton contracts in the local market to-
dnH There was no special change in the
situation affecting prices, weather conditions
in The Southwest and the speculative interest
Ia July remaining very much the same as
tired appearance. and apart from a very
moderate volume OF executions for commits
sion account, the bulk az operations rem
resented merely scalp!ne transactions with
Interest about evenly divided between the
new and old crop months.
Spot cotton quiet at decline OF isc. mid
ding l3c. sales on tho spot S2S bales and
81 TO arrive. Cotton futures closed steady;
May. i216 July, l:t2. August. l. p; October
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-03

Fort MISUNDERSTANDING 1900 receipts
81 bales exports. 5de bales; stock u.s. 10
bales
Totai today at all ports-Nct receipts lc.30J
bales exports 39.Si7 bales: stock CSs50i
balc:.
Total for the weelx-Nct rcceipts. 800
bales exports. 3o.S7 bales.
total for the season Net receipts. ?S359N
bales exports. MoS1.C3S bales.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-03
Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
Stocks.
Sales.

cu.cs. SNochs
Allis-C Chalmers ........
100 Allis-Chalmcrs. pfd. -.
$500 Amalganatcd Copper =.
100 Am. Ayr. Chem. com. -.
900 Amer. Beet Sugar. com. E.
1000 American Can ....
American Can. pfd.
300 Amer. Car and Fdry. :.
American Cotton Oil.
Amer. Hide and Lea. pr.
American Linsced oil.
zoo American Locomotive
Amer. Malt Co, pfd. $50.
200 American Smelling A....
American Snuff, com. &c.
500 American Sugar .....
100 Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co.
American Tobacco. com.
American Tobacco, pfd.
1000 Anaconda Copper .....
$500 Atchison
800 Atlantic Coast Line.
30 y. G. l.. of Connecticut.
900 Baltimore and ohio.
Bethlehem steel Co, com
Bethlehem Steel Co. pfd
200 British Amer. Tob. Co.
500 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
1000 Central Leather, com. -.
300 Canadian Pacific
400 California Petroleum
100 Chesapeake and Ohio.
600 Chicago Great Western. E.
200 Chi. Great Western. pfd.
500 Chi, and ST. Paul
100 Crucible Steel Cor. com.
50 Crucible Steel, pfd
5o0 Colorado Fuel ana Iron.
100 Colorado and Southern.
100 Consolidated Gas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-03

New York. May Money on cali nominal.
no loans. Time loans weak: sixty days. 2F.fi
=; ninety days ,; six months 81. prime
mercantile PAPER. 5e@I Sterling exchange
gieagy at As5l5 for sixty days and at 81 s.o
FOR demand. Commercial bills. SSH Bnr
oliver, jsi.. Mexican dollars, i5s. Govern
ment bonds heavy: railroad bonds lrerLlar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-03

EEgs-Dcmand fine. Poultry Active and
'ant-d. Nea!s-in splendid demand Coun-
~ Bacou-Ncry Gull and plentiful