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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-28
MARKET SHOWS LITTLE
RECUPERATVE POWER
France In Taking Enormous 0unptt,v
Oh "hent, hut This Fnils to Help
Price of Futures.
lSpecial to The Times Dispatch.

chicago, October 27.--The day is
MOI nurob ,ar Instant when wheat can be
AT ChicagS to-day and showed but little
IIevarera awe power from the bottom
done mere big the expert bus
by France of 100000 bushels on Mon.
aha aS that country absorbed 1000, 900
,bern wd do-dny Of the cash article, and
OF the other importing nitions-inciud
ing Great Britain and smaller coun-
b fiGs ,, rms n,n buying however. failed to
ton by, the larger holders was in evil
dence during the entire day. The May
s @aS ne 1t,Y weaker future but there was
cember and May The export purchases
OF this grain in all positions were pos
cradle OF which is to go out via Gulf
ports. II is said that enormous ouanti.
ues OF wheat are still held on the VA
rio ,ii roads centring at the, Gulf, and
wheat with possibly some oats, the
embargo placed on the shipments to
those centres will remain
Advices received from Duluth Winui :
peg. 81. Louis and Kansas City markets
all claimed that while the export trade
ing the latter part OF last week. n
great deal of business was being done
IN sub rosa manner, and with par
importers. There were hints in grain
circles that some OF the buying nj the
seaboaTd, as we'll as elsewhere, was for
Germany. but cables from the neutral
nations say that no attempt will be
made by them To get breadstuffs into
Germany. as It would be more than
likely TO give them endless trouble 2
the hands OF Great Britain, France AMI
other nations. at war
Cold and clear weather was against
the bulls in corn. The buying power
was insufficient to absorb the offerings.
and prices sold off 3-4@7-Sc. for the
day. The declines at Liverpool were
l-2d: for futures and I'D for spot.
In addition to this, as bull help. the
East bought corn here literally, with
sales of 100000 bushels, of which $50.
900 bushels were for export
Losses of 7-S@lc. were made in oats.
although there vas big export bust.
here were 10000 bushels, OF which
100000 bushels We're for foreign ship
mcnt.
The large receipts of hogs overhaul
anced all else in the provision market.
and prices were from l-22o2 l-2c'
lower. The liberal packing of the
week at the leading Western centres.
as complied by The Farmers and
Drovers' Journal. was $4,000 head.
against $4,000 a year ago. There was
fair demand for January pork by in
forests which were selling the May
against IL.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-28
Personal nnd Oth.rv,,.,

Lieutena1t Benjamin NcGandish,
United States Army. for the past three
years In China and the Philippines. is
visiting his mother, Mrs. j. Gray Nc
Candtsh, relatives and friends In this
city He is accompanied by his bride.
resident of New York, whom he
married in the Philippines.
Mrs. Belle Laurence, of City Point,
is spending the month with Mrs. Paul
DuPonc near Philadelphia.
With the hunting season opening
Monday. sportsmen in this city are
cleaning UP their guns for an early
entrance into the fields.
DIR. w. Z. Powell. president of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-28
SOUTH RICHMOND
SEEKS $4,000 DAMAGES
FOR FALL IN Street
j. Il. Mccormack Stumbled Over Pro-
jccting Root-Claims City
Is Liable.
ATTEMPTS TO HOLD UP M,LKMAN
Revival Services in Churches OH
Southside Are Attracting Large
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for Plaintiff
in Suit of Kratz Against Koiner.

What promises to DC an interest
ing suit will be that of ]. T. McCor-
mack against the. city of Richmond.
Court. Part II. Damages are asked
in the sum OF $4,000 for the alleged
injuries of the plaintiff sustained when
street.
According TO the declaration, Nc
Cormack was walking along Cary
his foot against Il large root projecting
from tree on the edge of the side
face, it is said, and was badly hurt.
Attorney T. Gray Haddon and l.. O.
Wendenburg represent the plaintiff.
ant City Attorney. will appear for the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-28
PETERSBURG
.CUARAhTORs PREPARE
FOR NEXT CHAuTAuQUA
They Hold Interesting Meeting and
REFLECT Thelc Old
Officers.
VICTORY FOR REV. ELI TARTTE
Colored Minister Whose Church Has
Been Split Into Factions Again Is
Elected to Conduct Affairs Of Con-
Gregation-PlanS for School Fair.
| Special 10 The Times-pispatch.l

PETERSBURG, VA. October 2T.-The
Euarantors OF the Petersburg Chau-
taugua met last night in the office of
Tho Chamber OF Commerce and organ
izcd for the next session by reelecting
tho present officers as follows: presi-
dent. Il. y. Hartley; secretary, William
NJ Martin; treasurer, Stanton Pitcher.
These officers with +. ~. Robertson. J..
j. helms. w. ~ Williamson and Paul
Petit, constitute the executive board.
Much interest was manifested in the
:lans for next years chautauQua.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-28
State Taxes
1914

Real estate, personal property and
Fidueiary taxes arc now payable.
Taxes assessed In South Richmond
are payable at Deputy Trcasurer's Of
nee. Tenth and Hull Streets. as hereto
fore.
Five per cent will be added to all
unpaid bills December 1.
Pay now. Come OF send to the Office
and ascertain the amount OF your taxes.
Taxpayers and their representatives
VIII save time thereby. Don't delay.
J. B. PACE. Treasurer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-28
ReyiyoIs We'll Attended

Large crowds arc being drawn TO
the revival meetings conducted every
A capable corps of cvangclists have
been assigned to cambridge Street
Baptist, stockton street Baptist, Oak
Grove Baptist, Weatherford Memorial
BAPTIST. Clopton Street Baptist and
Woodland Heights Baptist Churches.
William ]. Morrissett will sing to-
night in Woodland Heights Baptist
Church. w. r. Sharitz rendered "A solo
last night.
Special revival services are also
being conducted by Rev. \. c. Berry
man in the Woodland Heights Meth
odist Church. with preaching each
night.
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NfchO1s-Purdy.

Many Southside residents are inter
ested In the wedding of Miss. Frances
Ri a1d Wesley iXimG is S Sgqeh
will be celebrated this evening at 7:3O
o'clock in the home of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl. Purdy, lOo
West Marshall Street. Rev. Wesley
Baker, pastor of Porter Street Presby-
terian Church, will perform the cere-
mony. Mr.. Purdy, the brides father, is
assistant superintendent of Manchcs-
ter Postal Station
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-28
Tnrttc Elected Pastor.

AT business meeting of the congre-
cation of the First UIarrison StreeD
Colored Baptist Church, last night, the
Rev. Ell Tatte was unanimously re-
elected pastor It-is said that 500 mem
bcrs. of whom 225 were males, were
present at the meeting. There is now
az appeal pending in the Supreme Court
OF the State for the decision of the
fiusting's Court of this city. which was
adverse TO Tho Tate fiction.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-28
Attempted to Hold up M.lkmnn.

a. c. Manhart, IL driver for the Rem
ME Dairy Company, reported to the pc.
lice yesterday that negro attempted
while he was delivering milk to Il
house at Twenty-sevcnth and Decatur
Streets. AS he left the rear of the
residence, Manhart saw the thief in his
wagon: He threw volley of stones
and milk bottles at the negro. but he
escaped through an alley. Consider
able disturbance was created. which
alarmed the neiRhborhood
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-28
NotnrIes CommI..ion.d.

Iommlsslons 10 serve as notary
public were issued from the office or
plicants. They are: Robert a. Wilson,
for the city OF Norfolk: Howard s.
Heslip. A. r. Bellevue. Alfred III. Nc
powell. j. T. Lewis, w. G.. Germclmnn
All of Richmond. and +. r. Lindsey, OF
Blue Ridge Springs, who is appointed
for the county Of Botetourt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-28
For Belgium Children.

Movement has been started to inter
est the people, and especially tho chill
dren. of the city. in relief work for
the destitute children i'm Belgium in
order that Christmas packages may he
sent to them. 1t is believed that every
child in Petersburg will contribute his
or her mite for this purpose, and that
the older people will make liberal do
ma tons.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-28
PInintin Ccts ,Jndrmcnt

a jury yesterday in Hastings Court.
Fart H.. awarded verdict in the sum
Company, Inc, against j. Lee Koincr.
The plaintiff claimed the money in
Koiner mills. which were said by the
defendant 70 have been unsatisfa Glory.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-28
Try Negro for Robbery

jackson Brown, colored, will be tried
before Magistrate l.. w. Cheatham on
Friday morning in Swansboro Magis-
terial Court on the charge of breaking
open q box car of the Atlantic Coast
Line Railway and stealing n quantity
of cigarettes. Officer A. II. Traylor ar
rested the negro while he was fleeing
and then burst open the door, throwing
a number of packages to the ground.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-28
Painfully Hurt,

Drcwry Young, of Butterworth, Pin
widdie County, WAS painfully hurt sew
cral days ago. While operating a gas
machine on feed cutter, the betting
tccame entangled, overturned the en-
Einc and Mr.. Young was caught against
the barn. He was severely injured In
the leg, but fortunately no bones were
broken.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-28
Owslcy-linrria,

CHARACTERISTIC VA, October
2I.-Albert Pullman Owsley, formerly
Of Chicago, but now of Crozot, this
county. and Miss Mae Ellis Harris,
Harris. OF Crozet, were married at 4
o'clock yesterday afternoon at the
home of the brides uncle. Charles p
/. Petrie,. D. D.. officiating. Mr.. and
Mrs. Owsley will make their home at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-28
NEW YORK rROnUCE EXCHANGE

New YORK. October 21-Raw sugar-Market
easy; molasses. 3.?i: centrifugal $50; refined-
G rnmss Sue. firm. Cheese. steady The
spot prices were unchanged. on the basis
OF o.s Tor Rio IS and !oss for santos Is.
Heavy selling pressure in cottonseea oil
developed around the opening to-day. and
pTiets dropped SHARPLY but with rumors o.
steadier crude oil. coupled with persistent
Western buying. the market soon rallied
ana turned strong There was heavy after.
close being sai6 points net higher rhe
narke, closed Arm: spot and October. 1854
SO: November, t72Ti13; December i1a1
sS; January. i.::ni.oi: February. 5.o3d sos
March > 2eH1@3 Apri!, j.2sd5.3? May. si3d
E.iI. Total sales. ?i.0QO harrels
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
pETERsRURC; pEANI1r M.pxr

CReported by Rod gers PIummer G. co Inc
Petersburg. Va. October 2T-PeanutsD
spanish-Marke weak. with no buyers; Vir-
10: farmers stock. fancy hand picked. dc
10 5H.c per h.: farmers stock. extra prime
3i2c per III. '"sS ="
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-28
RICHMOND HAY aiaRKEr
CATTLE MARKETS
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
fSales at Union Stock Yards.)

Richmond. Va. October q, 1914.
Live stock report for the week ending
Best steers, rs to S; medium to good. So
to ~: common to fair. 5a to s; best heIfers
to ela; medium to good. 5is to G: common
70 fair. AZ to 5: hest cows. 81 TO 5s.: me-
TO 4; best oxen. s to sa common 10 fair,
- TO AZ; best heavy bulls. 5IS TO 6k; light.
and calves. $40 to Sos per head: best hogs.
~ to ): sows AMI stays. ) 10 :: hest
common to fair. to az; lambs. 10 S.
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NAVAL STORES

sayanrah Ga, October 27.-rurpentine.
shipments $50 casks: stocks ssGSi casks'
r n1sin ,10m,nai no sales; receipts 2.7ii bar
Io's: shipments, l,6ii barrels stocks iii no.
barrels Quote: a. B. $3.50 ''I"-
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Taltow
BccswlN
CONDITIONS.

Turkeys-Reseipts extremely light with n
heavy demand for good. fat turkeys weigh
lug eight pounds or more. Chicks.-Receipis
heavy: market lower; moving slow. OWNS
selling fine. Ducks-Choice large and Tat
ducks selling hne: receipts light. Eggs
Receipts light; market In good condition.
Butter-Narket. on packiug stock liz nnc
shape; selling good: Neais remain extremely
general selling fair
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,, G;hiicaso; ~, October 27;-Hoss. active;
mixed. s..o5TsI.G5: heavy. si5S;iS,. 50; rouSb'
fSSasiS & p, pigs Cattle steady:
fancy load at $1,000; stockers siS5dss.io:
s;,Ss AND hefers, SsteasSs'; calves. sfssG
yearlings. S.. 700 So sol lambs ssGoasisa W.,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-28
COTTON GOODS MARKETS

Nsw York. October 2T.-Cotton goods mar
,Ion We're steady to-day, The carpe, auc-
part OF layers Prices were easier. Silks
were quiet Yarns were dull
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Chesapeake & Ohio RAILWAY

1:l5 Observation-Disclosures Neys
$40 A.-Locai-Daiiy-Ch Ex Sun.
Thurmoni. 80
$500 A.-Express-Daily-N Old Point.
1910 A.-Local-Daiiy-L.c Lex c. FORKS
':2:25 Noon Express Daily Norfolk Ola
Point.
N:g, P.-ESpress-Daily- Old Point,
5:ol P.-Local-Daily-N. News. Old Point
6:ls P.-Locai-EA SUM-. Gordonaville.
'5:l5 p. -Locai-Ex. SuE.-LynchbE c. F'orrs
'2:lV Daily-Cin., L'vills
.e:m P.-Iimited-Daily-Ci Chgo. st. L
'll:oo P.-Erpress-Daily-Cin LouisviIia
.sleepers. tParior Cars
TRAINS ARRIVE RicHMONp-Locai from
East: ,o:l5 A NJ. s:lo r. 81 Through from
East: 80 A: NJ. 200 P. n. e:3o r. ST. Local
from West: s:2s a NJ. ''io:00 A. ~ and 7:D
$3.50 p. II. ~''
jaime, River Lia.: .'s:ss a. NJ. 500 p. NJ.
Daily. -
..b.ily ekeer- Sunday
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cMICA,:O GRAM MARKErs.

Chicago. October ?I.-Whent took n down
ward slide to-day. Influenced by falling of
In speculative call and by the piling up OF
domestic stocks Trade finished steady, but
l6lhc under last night, Corn lost Nc to
$19sc net, and oats sale. In provisions the
outcome was unchanged to i5c down.
Leading futures ranged as follows.
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sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

Tho Progressive hallway Of tile SOUTH
Southbound trains scheduled to leave Rich.
mond daily: 300 A. 81. local to Norlina: i:.s
T.. Al. sicepers and coaches Atlanta Biz
minEh lam. Jacksonvllie: i1:i5 r. ~ sleeper
to Hamlet and coaches TO Atlanta and BiY.
ningham; is;ts a 81. sleepers. Atlanta. Biz
and coaches Jacksonville
North bound trains scheduled to arrive Ia,
4. NJ. 5:i5 Il 81. Local 49, 80 ~,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-28
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH
Trains Leave Rjchmoud-Main st. station
n B.-Following schedule figures published
as information and not qua "a nteed. For the
South-Daily: A. M.-Iocal 1880 A. NJ
Express. T.. M.-Express. with Electric
Lighted Sleeping Cars for Atlanta and Bir-
mingham. go T.. M.-ESpress. Week Days:
3:D p. M.--Locai
York River Line-5:io r. M.--Steamcr train
Daily, Local. connecting for Baltimore. daily
except Sunday. parlor carr. 7:25 a. NJ
Daiy--Local. -
Trains Arrive RIchmond-From the South:
i;o0 4; N. and SOD A. NJ ?:3s =. NJ. $50 r..
west Point: o:io A. NJ. and Gals 7. 81. daily.
H. L.. BISHOP, d. T.. A.
DOT r. Main st. Phone Madison 27.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-28
WALL Street. BECOMES
OPTIMISTIC OVER NIGHT
Market Shows Quick Brace on Favor
able limitations From Bank
of England.
PRICES TAKE ON FIRMNEss
Stockholders Who Have Been Pes
tered With Requests for More
Margin Assume Independent Tone.
Steady Stream of Capital.
ny pRoADAN wALL.

New York. October 2I.--wali Street braccd
up to-day. Sentiment became moro opti-
mst!c overnight. limitations from London
that the Banl OF England would indorse tho
closing prices Of July 8, as the basis for
stockholders loans was endorsed by the
announcement from Washington tlat ma
tonal banks here should recognize these
prices. with = suitable margin. until con
dit.ons return to norE,r;. Prices In New
Street Immediately became fir,ner and stock
brokers who had been pcstered with requests
for additional margin assumed more indie
pendent tone. This moratorium OF assets Is
quite in keeping with the attitude OF the
Bank of England.
II Is suggested by some, firms that loans
might stand at the July - prices, with the
privilege Of Withdrawing stocks at the old
values and substituting new collateral at a
new or current valuation.
As. the case stands now. stocks that paw
dividends figure a decreased ratio. viii o
securities that nondividend- payers ar,
quoted "a; Oh figures. The committee is
marking down r'ices of stocks ''cS-di,i-
,:.;,,!.-,;i' nd -I;SirE stocks arc .tiii s,oi,,l
officially at the last sale of July -. Should
this condition continue long enough the
holder of dividend paying stocks will finally
see ais quotations sink to the level of non
dividend PAYERS. position obviously inccn-
Inc actS
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LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS.

Furnished by Levy Commission Co Com
mission Merchants. Richmond Val
Richmond Va. October ~ 1914
ACTUAL WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS. IN
o-'
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i RAILROADS. "a
Atlantic Coast Line
The stNndard Railrond OF tue South

TRAINS LEAVE RiciiMoNp Daily
p. NJ. 1880 A. ~.
. For Norfolk: $500 A.. 81. 500 p A.. ..i,
FsT S S.o,p W H sy..., West: s:ls A NJ. ESQ
!:lo r; ~. Cos p Nj, s:5s r. NJ. s:si p. r..
.l:t5 p. 81. 80
For Goldsboro and Fayetteville: 'i.io p. A.
Trains srrive Richmond daily: 5:2S A. 81.
io:ls a. NJ. $3.50 A. hi. 'S.37 A A. tl0:U
A. NJ. 1910 a. 81. '::iO p. NJ. tl:le p ~.
G:oS T.. NJ. 6:35 T.. NJ. 500 =. 81. $500 NJ
1880 r. NJ.
limo of arrival and departure and connee.
t!ons not guaranteed '7f :.
c: S. CAMPBELL d. p. A.. sas Main st.
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COTTON MARKETS.

New York. October .7.-Repor,s that export
demand was already improving as result
OF me British attitude on cotton carEoes and
feehng that the frosts reached in m,
south might result In some reduction Of
crop estimates seemed largely Responsible
Tor the expression of still more optimist il.
sentiment IN trade circles here to-day. EN-
ports Tor the dag were in excess OF 40 ool
s na!es; while offers Of spot cotton from the
a"al.aoIe supplies in the South have still to
are now inclined to believe that tAiet cotton
trade has passed through the denressihr
phases OF the situation created by the war
- Is expected that the plans Of the s!a5
C2yR pool for financing surplus supplies
VIII be completed in time to go into opera .
non coincidcnially with the Fedora! reserve
New Orleans. October IA more cheerfu,
Tone generally featured the cotton mark et
to-day. frivate opinion expressed by brok
ers was mat the future ring would be in
operation by the middle OF November
ianniry contracts at one time worked nm
10 40 hid This rise was partly due TO the
better prices for spots IN the West and
70 the cold wave sweeping the cotton he'll
exports for the day were the largest FOR
long time. shipments from ports amount
cloths and yarps. $50 q
mtddi!ag on total sales al 2o7S hales Tho
largest days business since the new season
Spot cotton. steady, sales on the spot SO,
oaIts. 10 arrive i,sSo bales
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New York. october 2,.-Reduction of the
quarterly common dividend Of the United
states steel Corpora ton from Ia to one-haIr
o. per cent was the main event of the
this action the company able to turt
what would otherwise have been another
dehcit into n very small surplus
Accepting the investment situation as n
Improvement. Extensive dealings in city
and State Issues were announced the IL
per cent bonds of two Massachusetts cities
selling well above par. One prominent bank
worth of high-class bonds, which was not
entirely hlled at the end OF the day be-
cause Of the small floating supply.
roreisn exchange was decidedly less OF
opener material fraction over yesterdays
low rates. but receded as the INQUIRY vance
German Reichsmarks We're moderately ac.
tive al Ss5. or slightly over their recent low
To-day's exports of cotton were more than
1oubIe those Of any day since the outbreak
CT nos.,iities. Copper was also being taken
cia Bile effect on the low prices.
Declded progress was made in preiimino-
ries eohnecisd with the cotton pool, and a
can on local members OF the Federal re-
stailment for stock indicated the deter
nination of the hoard to have the svsten,
IN operation by the middle of November.
,Ihe disruption 10 trade In the South be.
IN the Septemher earnings OF the southern
Railway. which showed i net loss of SiSi 900
sAnoiher large gain in gold holdings Of the
most Significant item of foreign news None.
,ary conditions in London were on n nrmsr
basis ~
tie pap aG!k &s.o0 ser icss9s Mersan
tiNty-day hills. sissso for cabie. 81 s;s, nr m
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New York October g7.-Closing: Mercan
ss ziss,e for sa fHs.'s ss T f"i
demand. $500. Bar silver, 1SN. ''
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RAILROADS

ACCOMMODATION TRAhs-WEEKDAYS.
Ieaye BTra 81. Sta. 400 p. n. for Freaerieksburs
Arrive BYRD St. Sta. 6.a6 AN. from Preaeriokrb's
Arrive Elba Sta. $50 AN, $40 n. from
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TURN 1IIIIR ATTENTION
TO HIGHER GRADE BONDS

Investors iebarred from tealing in stocks
at current New Stree; prices have naturally
turned their attention to the higher grade
industrial bonds Several have particular
merit. notably Armour & Co. real estate
first +'ss. selling about Q, and netting 5X per
cent; bethlehem Steel refundins U.s. net
ing the same figure: Central Leather first.
at 70 yielding Si2. and Swift ~ co. frsts
Welding over -. pcT cent. :
With Nev: York the only safe financial
ctntre On the face OF the globe there is n
stead! stream of capital in this direction
This has 'elped to break tho market for
t"rcisn exchange wide open. and dealers in
foreign Crc"ts predicted "A further collapse
in quotations for demand sterling Every
e:io;'! is being made to transfer funds to
New York at the expense OF foreign cItiea
Gnd this. coupled with our heavy Increase in
exports. suggests lower market for ster-
The copper market continues firm. owing
TO tae large export demand. South Ameri-
can Inquiries are increasing. and a sharp
urturn In the price of finished products is
emti.,pated IN the trade. owing to the heavy
curtalimert in the production of the raw
material Exports for October are expected
10 he tho largest since July
Dealings In tho New street market to-day
we're somewhat restricted. owing to the
notification receive. by certain brokers that
theiT accounts were no longer desirable 4
their banks Prices in tho main showed
advances Steel rose appoints 10 I3I; prior
TO the Rews OF the dividend rut. After that
announcement. however prices broke badly
safes being made ut 3S'i
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RICHMOND GRAIN MaKKEr.

F QUOTATIONS. ON CHANCE
Richmond. Va. October -. 1914.