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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-20
CASH WHEAT URGENTLY
DEMANDED BY FOREIGNERS
France, England and Holland Eagerly
Take Grain MT New Prices
Quoted on Upturn.
Especial to The Times-Dispatcb :,

N.
CHICAGO. December IA feature
ket at Chicago to-day was the urgency
In the demand for the cash article
"hlcn was grabbed up by houses rep
iiesehtins France. England and Hol-
ahu Those countries were prominent
as buyers and eagerly paid the new
price levels established on the markets
uptnrn. Advances In futures were lIa
to ga cents. and the premiums COM
nandcd by the. cash article over the
futures were also moved to higher
i nH, The urgency in the buying Of
rejection of the knowledge of war
ring nations that the conflict now rag
ing viii he long drawn out Cash
totailed 100000 bushels. The sea: sea-
board reported 100000 bushels, the
Gulf 100000 bushels, Chicago $4,000
bushels. and the Southwestern mar
kets told OF liberal sales To foreigners.
ers OF the wheat in this country farm
ers are refusing to sell at the nrices
now bid, which are around the best on
the crop. The Armour Grain Company
Neb., to-day, saying that of the many
pas sent cut In that country on Fri
cay night the response showed that a
complete let-up In the movement is
aiuu;
Thee Is now but one side to the
Wheat m"rk-t, and that is the bull
:ipe Conditions favor atill higher
the bulls outside Of the excellent buy
ing OF the cash article. is the fact
.hat receipts al primary markets con
lin a6 to decrease They We're only -
with 10,2I4,000 bushels the previous
week. and 6052. 900 bushels a year ago.
In the absence of enough wheat to
20 around exporters entered the corn
market on larger scale to-day, and
the business for the day was reported
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e". Its buildings are designed to provide
Tor future Developments and ultimately
,he company expects TO have OF the
largest plarts OF its character In the South.
structure, steel. reinforcing steel orna-
mental Iron. coni and oil mine equipments
ma, ,maSShinery. etc. VIII be the product. The
main building including skiaways. is iDo
feet lonx by &c feet Wide. of steel. saw
tooth type. with sides OF steel sash and
rIbbed glass The plant office building In OF
hreprof construction. Nx25 feet. with execu.
uNa "nices on tho second floor. drafting an.
Sstinihtinx room on tho third moor. and
uinihs-room In basement All the machinery
nus bsen purchased. and ~ being in
suhiyed. the company expecting to remove
from It's old plant on January /.
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at more than 100000 bushels for for
.ign shipment with additional amounts
taken by domestic buyers. While the
country was reported as y little more
liberal In it's sales OF corn. there was
hardly enough available to meet the
demand.
oats were strong with the other
markets, but the volume of trade was
only moderate. Cash sales were small
Ter at 1900 bushels.
Fractional advances were shown in
house buying. The smaller packers
were rather free sellers. but their Of
ferinBs were we'll absorbed. The larg-
er packers and the houses with stock
yard connections led in the early buy
ing. Business In futures continues to
broaden, while the cash trade was still
quiet.
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NEW ORLEANS. December 1a-Cotton had
firm undcrtone to-day and closed nj n
net advance Of I" points. This was with
In II point Of he highest
Bearish commcn; was that Christmas Of
ferings of cotton probably would press on
the price early next week. but shorts were
more inclined to even up over the holiday
period than to announce their lines At no
Time was me demand large. and only small
business was done. Offerings were light and
not sufficient 10 meet tho inquiry By some
traders II was said that many brokers' were
down, should tho market 30 into decline
Spot cotton, steady. Sales on the spot 1876
g. bales. Cotton futures closing: January
7:!a: March iSi; May. Isl: July. 10; Oc.
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Bank Statement.

NEW YORK. December i9-Statemcnt OF
actual condition otPlearing house banks and
trust companies for the week shows they
hold 1925. 2SI.sS1 reserve In of legal
requirements. This is an increase of ss.395. $50
from last week.
Actual condition:
Loans. etc. s2.l'sss5oc7: decrease. ,Ls72.ooD.
Reserve In our vaults ss3o,6s coo ~ which
s2l6,3S1,r9o Is specie: Increase. S5.!2Scoo
increase. 3i.49i.Cao
crease. {iSiSC9o.
$1,000
$500 w.
Circulation. SIS. $500: decrease. ,3csoo,,.
Aggregate reserve. 1896. Gs7.opo.
Excess reserve, SlZ1.2a7ss) Increase. ss.3l5-
Summary of State banks and trust com
phnies In Greater New York not included in
clearing house statement:
Loans. etc. SOS, $1,000: decrease. Sl56S. 100
Specie Ha 40: increase s27?.So.
Total deposits. 6t9,s19,cSj: increase. 33.si5
Bank cash reserve In vaults sIla53i0o
Trust companies cash reserve I'm vaults
{&3. $50 100.
INGALLS, IRON WORKS.
Birmingham boasts Of a New Plant or an
Old One Made New.
BIRMINGHAM. ALA. December 18th.
new plant Of the ingalls, Iron Works Com
pany Is about completed. and Is understood
TO represent an investment OF about 500 :
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NAVAL STORES.

SAVANNAH. GA. December ie--Turpen-
tine. nominal; 81; receipts at3 casks; ship
firm; sales. a76 barrels; receipts. l.6sl barrels;
shipments. 50 barrels; stocks 40 800 barrels,
S.2): H.. 3.25: J.. 3.4s; X. $50 to I00; NJ.
as; ", 80; VIZ. so: WV, SIS.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. December 1o-Thc cotton
aeed oil market was very quiet and price
changes were narrow and Irregular In all
scnce OF business. closing 5 points net higher
10 I? lower. Sales. "1.2oo barrels. The market
,losed steady and quiet. Spot. a.55lr5.15; De-
airy. S:s3d5.90: March. 6cl@G.oo: April. GC92
6l3; Nav. G25GL6cs; June, 633dIG+0; July, Gas
G6is. Total sales. l.2o0 barrels
Raw sugar. firm and unchanged: no sales
MolasseH. 1886; centrifugal. SJt; refinol
steady and unchanged, Butter, firm. Cheese
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
COTTON GOODS.

NEW YORK, December ls.-Domestic cot.
ton goods to-day continued in better dema nj
from the jobbing trade. Yarns ruled barely
steady. An advance was announced to take
place in carpets and rugs on January !. This
action was attributed to the higher cost
OF wool and dyestuns.
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CuIcAGo GRAIN ,,>.KEr

CHICAGO. December Ia-Whent swept
rapidly higher today on rush OF buying
led hy export houses The result was "A
strong close at IA TO "a above last night
Corn made gain OF 'saI TO :. net and
oats o: =. In provisions the outcome was
unchanged to advance O! cents.
Cash grain: wheat. M. red i"oTs l2,L
No. hard !2ii.Ti23. Corn, No > yellow.
CJfi So. Cats standard. isizT50.
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BOND LIST

Atlantic Coast Line ST IL ,bidi ---..-.... s.
Atlantic Coas; i.ine-I.. and y - old, s5i+
Atlantic Coast Line cv IS Hn Balt!-
more thid) ......, ............- ...-.....-.. =
Chesapeake and Ohio conv. ;i2s did -
I.iSgett and Myers Observation-Disclosures. :oo;,
LiGrett and Myers 7s.............. ....-... 1874.
l.orillari Company Observation-Disclosures. !ho
l.orillard Company 1s........ ............... ~
Norfolk and Western cOnv. ii:s.-........ .OiN
Seaboard Air Line stamped IL asked .5
Seabonrd AIR Lin. adj js................... SGi.
Southern Railway Is.....-................,. SIS.
Southern Railway Northumberland .s,,
Southern Pacific CO. Observation-Disclosures. SIT.
United states Steel "a Observation-Disclosures. 10
United States Registered -. 1882 ,hIG). a.
United States Registered 81, 1915 ibid) iH1
United states Registered j. 'bidD...... 1851
United States Panama Rs. .9G, 'hi>.... sS,I
Virginia Brown Brothers ctfs. Ibd,.... -
Va-Car. Chemical ist IS taskeaJ ........ 81
Va, Ry. and Power Company IS tasked) Of
Wabash deb. 3gs.
Wabash Pitts. Term. ist is................ -,
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
CHICAGO LAVE STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO. December ia.-Hogs. weak: bulk
Sc 95Gs7Ic: light. ss.65gs.,5: mixed. Sc Spa
SI,5; heavy. sS.50sI.lj: rough, s5.5dsGS5:
piss. s5,5oaS72j. Cattle. slow: native steers.
s590aslo.oJ; Western. Ae,gE:e0: cows and
hetfers. s2.9)M$s.s5; calves S5J0GsS.25 Is. Sheep.
weak: sheep. f5.ol1S6.D; yearlinss, s. 3od
s7.9: lambs. s6.09MsS.25.
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oLD-r1ME BANK GROUND.
Now the Centre Of Prosperity and MANY
Good Things Worth Having

Good Things Worth Having.
The Newport News Press observe. that the
NeW YORK Commission for Relief In Bel
crosby OF the South 90"
I'm my opinion" said Linden w Bates
..,.ce-chnirmnn OF the commission. mot since
Inc Civil War has America seen anything
IKE thc great sacrifices made by the peo-
PIE OF :he South. The sufferings during the
C . War are still remembered. and make
mem understand precisely tho situation
That is precisely true. Comparatively
rev OF the Southerners OF this day re-
member tho hardships Of the Civil War but
me story has been handed down from par
snts 70 chiidren. and the heart of the
sufferer. Of. Belgium.
yin virginia especially is that true for
NHsuia' nko Belgian the battle
Er ,h and and her tetrIto,y WAS devastated
where In Virginia the response to the cnlI
OF Belgium has been most liberal
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

BY CaNkic @ Burch & Co
iStock and Bond Brokers. 1915 +. Ma:nh
Richmond. Va. December 49, 1914
STATE SECURITIES. Bid. Asked
Virginia ss. Old and r.. 1882. 81 ..
Va. Centuries. .. 3. C. and r.. 1891. Sc s.
STREET RY. STOCKS. Par.
va. Ry and Power Co. ptd 10 s3 81
Va. Ry. and Power Co. com. 49,. 10 -. IS
RAILROAD STOCKS.
Norfolk and Western. conn.,! In 10 49,
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chickers-Market in fair conditions. re-
Ceip,s heavy. Hens-Receipts heavy: mar
Ect duh. Butter-Rece!pts light: market
active. Eggs-Hcceipts continue light mar
ket In good condition. Hides--Market nne
receipts light; live In general selling fair
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LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS

steady. unchanged. Spo, coffee steady: Rio
49, 1;sc; Santos IT, iOr
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Trading Light on Curl,

Trading Light on Curb.
NEW YORK. December io-United pront
S On started on new upward spur
on the curb to-day. selling az high az is
u new nigh record. Trading In the baiauc.
OF the list was generally quiet. but ther.
was a firm UNDERGONE
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LIVE poULrRr

Furnished by Levy Commission Co.. Com.
mission Merchants. Richmond. Val
Richmond. VA, December ~ 1914
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R1cuMoND GRAIN MARKET.

Nichmond. va. December g. 1914.
IOLESALE QUOTATIONS on CHANG
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-20

Total sales for day, 1866 shares.
Total sales for week Give days., 9I1 $50 shares.
The Red Cloud chief., 1914-10-15
A Horse Market

In round numbers Nebraska has over
a million horses and mules, The
market for these animals is likely to
be much improved in the near future
as a number Of horse buyers are now
gathering animals to supply the
European Armies who are said to have
placed large orders in various parts of
the United States. Nebraska with two
great horse markets, each claiming
third place In the markets of the world,
and "a smaller market yet in its in
fancy-but a healthy baby-is one of
the localities which will be looked TO
for a goodly supply of these animals.
Farmers should have animals in good
condition prior to the ogp,ina en-
for sale
The Red Cloud chief., 1914-10-15

Mr.. Chas. Il. Dickinson, democratic
candidate for the office OF county COM
missioner has lived in this county for
the past eighteen years and 1t may be
safely be said that he has gained a
residence. He has been a democrat
all his life and has never swerved from
the principles of that party. He has
successfully conducted a blacksmith
shop in this city and IN ~Inavale and
has always been fair and courteous to
his customers. II elected to this office
be will be careful and conservative and
will do his utmost to give the county
an economical administration.
The Red Cloud chief., 1914-10-15
Are Your Cows Like These!

Two COWS were in the Nebraska
University Farm herd a short time
ago which looked very much alike.
Most people, perhaps, would have
judged one to be a little better than
the other. The average feed Of one
for two years cost s64 Is. The aver.
age feed for the other was IS cents a
year more. The one that IL cost s64 Is
to feed produced about $40 a year
more than she cost. The n that it
cost IS cents a year more to feed re-
turned Ave times the income of the
other above cost OF feed. Not even the
dairy experts could have guessed that.
The way they found out was to weigh
and test the milk, the same as they do
with all of the cows Of the state dairy
herd. AS n small milk tester and
scales cost but a few dollars, this
pratice can be carried on by any
farmer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1914-10-15
OUR

- -
The Democratic candidates for cour-
~ and state offices are all we'll quail.
fed for the various positions. Anyone
can satisfy himself as to the truth Of
this statement by noting the candidates
on this ticket.
There Is Frank Vavricka who has IN
excellent business college education
and is alb e to conduct the Office of
county clerk ina first class manner
For sheriff we present JAS. Hnbatka
who is II big mau in Stature and is as
good hearted as he is big. lie has
never had a county office aud he is well
qualified for the Office to which he
seeks.
Geo. w. Urine has had years of ex.
pcrience and Is a first class bookkeeper
and he is amply qualified to serve this
county In the t%reasurer's office.
For county attorney we present +
]. Munday a lawyer of ability aud
education who can All this position in
q creditable way.
Miss Gertrude Coon has made good
Is county superintendent and so high
ly does the county esteem her services
not a candidate was nominated to OPP
pose her.
DR.. II. Cook Is well qualified for the
Office OF corone. He has shown his
willingness to conduct the affairs OF
every position he has held In a thor.
ough manner.
For commissioners there are e. 7.
Dickinson aud Lee DeTour, both
gentlemen who know the needs of the
county and have pledged themselves
that they will carefully safe guard the
interests Of the taxpayers.
George w. Lindsey served one term
In the state legislature very acceptably
to the people Of this county and has
proven his ability to fulHil the duties
of = legislator.
VIM, l.. Weesner candidate for state
senator from the three counties is .
he has the interests of the people a
heart and will make an excellenI
member in the upper house
The Red Cloud chief., 1914-10-15

The combined deposits in the banks
of this city, amount to Si67 ,5S2. "a.
This is almost a half a million dollars
and is ample evidence that this com,
munity is in a prosperous condition.
Even tho there was Il short crop last
year the deposits at the banks have
been growing larger and larger. The
city ought to congratulate herself on
this good showing.
The Red Cloud chief., 1914-10-15

Well rotted maj urr,' u'hhn ,r"pal
over the flower beds ,.., &C.. n.,
the soil after they h",, ..-l .,,.
cleared of rubbish.
1t is advisable t. p'nrt h"'h~ IS
earlp rs they appear IN 'hr uo e.
They lose their vital ~ a..
Tulips and hyacinl > ",- pr '..t
flowers for formal effect gao ....
we'll when planted in u. >>rs.
Plant the narcissus and jonquil in
the shrubbery and hardy flower beds.
As the peonv does best when not dis.
turbed, 1t is we'll in planting to work
manure at least "a year old into the
soil to a depth of two feet. The peony
does not grow well in contact with
fresh manure.
The early fall lis a good time to
divide and transplant the phlox, sweet
William, oriental peoples, Gaillardia
hardy ~asters, aud daisies.
The landscape gardener at the Uni
versity Farm advises that the crocus
aud snowdrop should be planted two
inches deep and two inches apart
jonquil four inches deep and six inches
apart, tulip four inches deep and -four
inches apart, hya"inth five inches deer
and five inches apart, tulip narcissu.
nearly a foot apart and five inche.
deep, lily six or seven inches deep anG
a foot or more apart.
The Red Cloud chief., 1914-10-15
Democratic Convention

The Democrats Of the First and
Second Ward of the City of Red Cloud
will meet in a Mass Convention at the
Chief Office on Friday, October 10. AT
7:3O p: M, for the nomination ofa CITY
Assessor, City Constable and Justice OF
Peace.
Ed Pulsipher and j. A. Macarthur
Committeeman.
The Red Cloud chief., 1914-10-15

We notice that the city council is
doing some good work on the streets
and have many of them in excellent
condition. Good streets are not only
u comfort to ourselves but they make
the right kind Of an impression on the
stranger and prospective citizen.
The Red Cloud chief., 1914-10-15
COMING TO RED o
ASSOCIATED DOCTORS
SPECIALISTS
Royal Hotel, Saturday,
October 24th
M ONE DAY ONLY
Remarkable Success of These Talented
Physicians in the Treatment of
Chronic Diseases
Offer Their Services Free
of Charge

The Associated Doctors Specialists,
licensed by the state, for the treat
men Of defOrmities and all nervous
and chronic diseases OF men, women
aud children, offer to all who call on
this trip, consultation, examination,
advice free, making no charge what
ever, except the cost of medicine. All
that Is asked in return for these valu-
able services is that every person
treated will tell their suffering friends
and neighbors of the good results
obtained by their treatments-that
they may consult them with confidence
on their return trip which will be in
two months.
This Is said to be one of the most
able specialists organization of it's
kind i'm this section of the country,
and must be a successful one from the
many good results they are getting.
They do not treat any acute diseases
their time and attention being devoted
to such diseases as follows;
Diseases of the stomach, bowels.
liver, blood, skin, nerves, heart spleen
kidneys or bladder, rbeumati scia
tica, bed wetting, leg u'"cis, ~,Jk
lungs, catarrh, bronchitis ~ hun". ~"
growth in children and tl,s' .n4.u,.4
with long standing ds"n s,t'. i''"0'''
diseases that have ba-l - vs. .e., ,
the family physiciar.
According to thrir '"''"~ -" mrr"
operations for a~ntt.o,I.,o,, 81, s.,"r,
tumors or goitrr.
! If YOU r"vn hil - o." hlndrler
troubles NfL,a iuu ",r"' '" 80 of
your urii!c for chem " 'ru .
The Red Cloud chief., 1914-10-15

This is the time of the year when
many stoves are set up for the winter.
1t is the best time of the year to in
spect the fiues and stove pipes for
when these are defective fires are
bound to result. To avoid u fire see
in what condition your fiues and pipes
are when you set up your stove.
The Red Cloud chief., 1914-10-15
For Sale

Two and one half acres Of land with
good eight room house, two.good chick
en- houses, wash house, coal house and
a good well. Everything..in first class
shape. Will sell at a bargain or trade
for stock. Inquire here or phone Ind.
No 81.
The Red Cloud chief., 1914-10-15

should be cleaned without delay aud
we know that with the state authority
to notify is to act. Every II can clean
up his w property cheaper than it
can be done by others so the thing 10
do is to heed the notice and get busy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1914-10-15

All the alleys In the city should be
cleaned up at once. Acting under the
authority Of the state hi health ply
stefan has given notice that all alleys
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-06-30

hour his opinions complete revolution
before eleven he peurbed in his mind still kauaua
minute he ardent aying
the and dragged down to the would
1T instantly, because those the whole niquty
territorial control BECAME plain to him. l,., .lL
The Honorable Joph became mildly yesterday morning
when he the kitchen and only
Nhen he twisted it. The ddn He tap
the a dbble. 81 know,
the - shouted official
chauffeur bring the official automobile
fetal
department, there find the occurred
Jovially Joseph entered the Capitol
fully the 'Good joke exclaimed
beanng upon the clerk 'Someone hin
make plikia this time better back,
Certainly responded the clerk reaching the counter
Twentseyen forty including penalty and charges turning
the water again. .a n. .pdf ag, s...@
What yelled Joseph ''Twentseyen foyl Penalty Young
know who am?'' Then he smile ooh
fou like make fun with All
time must water for bath
Mayor Fern he like right away ' Ill
Twentyseyen forty repeated the clerk hOldnq
Then ii dawned upon the Honorable Fern
the City and County of Honolulu that he actually
70 pay water rates just like
official auto and official chauffeur drive from au
20 uau Driving his grandmother teeth firmly
Honor drew himself up knuces ratg watch
chain T. q. -. '. ..',M..P TIT
"Ah right for you and Governor Pnkham know
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-06-30

whcn asked the wateworks TO pipe into barn and
they do that friend Of mine
trick of Joe Little make he pika Well all right When
take EN- the waterwos for bet pay
boss tina" Joe Ien he tx this waterwork Office feel like bin
insult speak him. ~ ..sf ...#. III T
And tn" honorable strobe official sgnaled
the Official chauffeur to drive him the city where
Users hast almost reached the conclusion that
narc and fraud and framed drive fifth district
from crdrrac spaces the ballot paper. Er.h
- y - y g...f. u. .tut
Ono professors Harvard Yale Columbia or some other
odutatona figured the minimum
cost Of raising family Of five is So5O per In Hawaii
the minimum the family happens
bu the, do things different in New York. -
GttN ..,s4yeF - - = - y .-.. IS ". 10. ta5..s.
Thec always taxation issue times IL
than ct os We all taxes something the other fellow
ought t. whether 1t is frontage income, plain
y e e
a Goruon says that sleeping with heuma
sn. kng sleeping bulldog
Remaro Of agility have been performed by patients who
have not buried for years.
= q - y y
London os trying to introduce blue dress snits The By
andcr aItcd dress suit In
may be the swell color why be blue
ashiOUahl EditoralY speaking We should worry