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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-21
HEAVY SELLING IS
CAUSE OF DECLINE
LARGE SALES AT CLOSE


NEW T0@k. ApFtR e@ General H.
s9ia8tsaa apparently ~ margin aee
eaants in she comm ssst0n houses. was
taa wos4 striking development tn ira
Vi aN& market today In IRE nrsS Roar
there wAa = good deal x activity Ok
u F@gsRIaea nature which seemed 10
represent chiefly tae operations OF
professional traders Thereafter ant4
tne last boar. the market maintained
Father aeFveuA3Y and 0nsteadiAy SONS
rally from the earliest depression IN
thA ansi nopF without any exciting
cJsuae ana without airy obvious militia
tvs Of speculative origin there went
SO N steady selling movement which
eaald have had bUt ene source, name
~ the margin @eceunts ri tae mfs~
eeMAneaaA public Interest t1at nss
bd@n tn sha market
Between and e@oes about SO
csc snasss we're 3eait ia 81 much
nsarN &a&n aa@*tnird 8E tae days t0&a1
Yognme ef business As a result Of
sha late dealings tbs market al ths
eloss showed a large number ef SUD
stantlal losses ranging from one @
three points and anal prices we're fhs
lowesa ~ the session. Nhsk@ the clos
ing eDHa was NAak There weF@ nc
"a asplcaoas leaders ia the eentnuA-
siam of THE decline. tne peculiar reae
tWre ~ fne further fail being It's eerY
rs neral nature.
Perhaps the afternoon seiitax was
he stock market . aaf0matle response
as me question whicn Wall street was
asking al day nSw the Mexican att
8fiaa should ne regarded from tae
standpoint af prices. There was pFAce
ttcAiiE ne ta3s 10 the financial district
A6oat ANYTHING else than Mexican NJ
"A 1es
Government bonds shaded decided
y fasSaY aud time money @aA Qa9tA
ArmeF Prospects o. a faFae gov
eminent bond sAs@e, increased taxes
aud ths AxAfa 81 funds from Ehe ave
nass og productive effort DO anf, aa-
der the circumstances Of the moment,
Warrant Analo@4es from ths Sneu3ss
wat peftaa @f 1898
Foreign exchange here continued
afm &r0nnd the level Of 4a1 ter De
maani sterling the attainment nc whieh
has sQg@estsa tendencies shlch might
g4asa geld as leave the eaaatry These
tendencies mae be avwFeame II sar
faN#rm8ueat Has % 9a IN fer extensive
flnaaciaN az military operations Fsa
raas waa1a anA@u nk@aiS h@ . hs8y*f
"a saeh securities ~ Na#AsnStaa may
haxe go issue,
THE statement MADE Al the AnA@d
states Steel corporation annual meet
lmg with respect 10 the @@se seAle ia
The snaMssrY and Tbs a0mp ettSlv@ con
AitianS eAs ahli#h@a ey tha revised ia
rs8 tNaG themselves Ia differences reF@
rah@FAttVM az F@cens reports That taw
~ wages weee impending
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REDUCTION 0F CAPITAL sT0sfN
0r THw MATS STREET. BANK. F&-
cgn prRAgEB aN REc8M91ts.
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SCHEDULES.
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MISCELLANEOUS

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pearls ans al aFsei@8a stones EN-
T#vt repairing ~ sawwfrg Nn8 ssfenT
assr@ cay sp@@Ssa8y Best references
Furnished THOMAS a CRAY. MMl
Geo Lane @a@ York.
- mzsssa---s Hxpesa Sc Esa@s aH@ sem@9 ~
latest improved MACHINERY, amlg af
H#s A44a rsAses a@eF AL sts6a 81 Naef
pefM &mW YORK GARRETT CLEAN
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Mass 8hs@@ hatgaaAsss 78s. Fesaamsa
20 sas fassax shoes ha2RSats& sec.
raka8aA Es $50. s@w@1 wSrk Beet
A@atAer, Bring eaaH@a attached 10
sAn@a VS. ss@na* a@nd FOR shoes AZ
fhfa spee Al prizes paEw's mLEG
Trio SHOE FsCT0ax. IT'S East
M&tn ssF@sx
MaM&s Bags, ns@sa Sass. waaa- n@@as
81 every ssR@ @tE1@ ara condition.
NnawA* ma8 sold CE4A FNIF CGlH
az. No 1873 E@as Carr street Mad
ks@n aszg
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FOR "a IL

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snaet E4amf - 8@M 8a
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owsea ~ th@ Man street Rank lae.
RgeAmomd Na
Certificate Is h~vsax made tha& thu
board az directors ~ thm A8fa street.
Nank. TaeaFn oraaan ef niehmend Fsr-
9fnga. al "a meeting held March 2.
1a34 A8 Nasal8gtnn declared thmt sFa
aastmaAndlng capital stock or xaees 900 a9
pnH more ehan Sufficient for rs psiYs
poses ana tAMs 81 was fUF tfss beat
gnt@e4sk " khe bark ana tas stock
naiaers - reduces tnSs sa46 capital stoc3
from saaa see 90 tn stB9. e49-sa, ard
called a ma@tla@ es tha stockholders Az
Fe8uffaa by lA@ 10 take action thsges
or aud taat al 9hs msstia& u tA#
asnekhe2Aews So called haga ~ Shs s@sH
bana. MaYeh u.s. tst&. at which ra$sr@
thaH ~ khlrds la amount 81 sd ss
seaek holders mers present TIP person.
~ h. grexs sad wetea saeFsfor, th~
gogioaNtug resolution wAs anAntaonss
iy adopted
&am therefore ha ID resolved YsAs
sna capital stark Of tae Main street.
bank fnaurpar akes, az ftenmonss WIS
asn4N- BIZ reaaeNA from ss@a 8aa % TO-
st8a a80 90 BY fsaHning tne par *saaa
~ tae shares ct saia stock trans
kB0 90 te, saS I'D psr share Aaa m u
nrthar resolved test the proper oHs~
,era prase8s Is th@ HirStAia STATS
eernssgAsinn commission e@fune&S*
stsasAo Il. s. aAaBoun
Ev@stasnts
signed g vnasAL nl.AcNtsrKs.
secretary.
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FOR SALE

- $500 -
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ROOMS FOR RENT

NfAsg Fsssssa1 NAAEs Sara ALSO
FINISHED ROOMS aas EAST
MAIN
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALT


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Quotations far lmtsre#t- paying
hanaa afe at . prizes 90 ~alvn antef~
est must De &8aaa Ipsone uonas
@aa certificates of indebtedness are
aA{5
iaSpoFfea By Gsskls q a@reh 4 CO.
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STATE SECURITIES
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CITY SECURITIES
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RAILROAD BONDS
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STREET RAILWAY BONDS
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STREET nAlLwA~ STOCKS
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WANTED

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AZ Hogan naEAf. public ia Ana
fos the eats 81 hgeamona. sgAts ef
Virginia IL j. Hareaaf president ef
tae MAtn street Bans. ine.. % Niea~
tssoaa Vsf@iat&. ana a. NsfsaI hAssk+
bars. sAefstsgx thereof whose a@ssas
ars asxu#A H. tha Ahev* eeskaaT&ses Mss8
sck aas ieass ire sans in sssy stats @ssa
stfg aforesaid
tNl4naa@ EsIGg n HOGAN
Notary teahsts.
Afy commission expires January Ass
4NR
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FLAT WANTED.


f9EsssAaAaa sFs@ss a.as@e Eaaa@a $9x
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CADIZ, OHIO

CADTz. o.. oct IL ~ williams.
OF freepoft. was here Friday.
ID. W Weldy. of Stcuhenviilc. was
here Tuesday
Mrs WIZ Parks was IN Hopodaie
Sunday
Mrs Ceorge McFeeters has returned
from Dcuuiaon
CLYDE work b. here from Toledo This
week
charies nrsnson. OF Cleveland. was
here this week
Mrs. Mary D.. Hanna was IN wheel
luE Saturday
Jacob Ehrhart has returned from
Lisbon
Mlss Mary Kennedy was here from
bridgeport sunday
Nlea Emma IlcmminE has returned
from Pittsburgh.
Clarence uuab Of stcuhenvrie. was
with friends here SUNDAY
Mrs H 90 DAY IH with relatives in
View Castle. pa
Mrs ELIZA McFadden g. with reia-
lives in Columbus
Mrs o O Mclaughlin with in Co
shoctou this week
John ruUnwfIl Ir. was homo from
Columbus fnIe week.
hfIna frHhnI Mcconnell Dr. spreading o.
fru weeks u riffHhurgh.
ar and Sire p. }. Reese arc home
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FINANCE
Further Drcpe In Foreign Exchange N
Result OF Gold Pooi-Broader
Inquiry for Bonds.

NEW YORK. oct. 2.-Purchases OF
bills on London by the SiO0, oDO.O gold
pool and demand from independent
foreign exchange to-day. cables falling
TO 4.96 and sight drafts TO a.95h. Trad
ing In these remittances was again fair
heavy grain and cotton exports. Grain
shipments were some 2.60O. 600 bushels
larger than in the preceding week and
about 100000 bushels In excess Of the
The inquiry for bonds. particularly
those maturing within the next few
years, was somewhat broader at conces-
sions which placed most OF them on a
per cent basis. Quotations for the new
city notes were virtually unchanged. but
out of town sales were more numerous
interior banks taking them as a sec
ondary" reserve.
There were wide estimates regarding
the weekly movement OF cash. forecasts
indicating gain by local institutions
OF from $4,000. 900 to s25. 800. eco. Fur-
Their contraction of loans is expected.
with a concurrent reduction OF the de-
felt In cash reserves. Time money Is
gradually coming back into the market
and the middle OF the month Is likely to
show an easier tendency. This same
condition will doubtless apply 10 COM
mercial paper and other financial docu-
mcnts.
Announcement by a subsidiary OF the
United states steel Corporation OF its
Intention TO cancel the existing wage
agreement at the beginning of the COM
Ing year. revived rumors Of n general
wage reduction in this and allied indus
Cornoration for September probably will
show shrinkage OF 100000 tons orders
for that month having been lighter than
n any previous period % the year.
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SISTERSVILLE

SlSTERSNILLE. w. Va. oct. AIRS
Milton McNeiland arrived here Thursday
from Parkersburg TO speak on behalf OF
equal suffrage.
James W. Calder. Of Pittsburgh. rep
resenting the Reymer Candy Co, is IN
the city calling ON his customers.
sidney and Karl linn will leave to-
morrow for Tulsa. Okla. 10 join other
there.
Miss Gencvieve Mcbride has return
Cd from New Straitsyilie. -. where she
spent the past three weeks with her sis
ter. Mrs. Luryman.
Mrs. 4. g. Matthews and baby daugh-
ter, Jane Ann. left Thursday evening Tor
LaWrenceviilc. III. 70 spend several
weeks with Mrs. Matthews parents.
Mrs. Harry suter and two daughters
have arrived home from Parkersburg.
lives.
AIRS. J. A. Edmonds and Mrs. ID. l..
Stoneking LETT Thursday for Hunting
ton. TO spend Few days with relatives
| they viii remain for the Grand Chapter
meeting OF the Eastern star. which be-
gins Tuesday.
J. r. Wagner has gone to Washington.
Pa. 20 look after business matters
Mrs: IL. Conklin, of Hebron. Is Wis
lung M and Mrs. q. A. Conklin.
howard kennedy has returned from
weston, W. Va. where ne has been en-
ployed for few months,
Miss Esther Moore. OF Middlebourne
- sIsitinE ~ the home. of her sister.
AIRS. Julia Graham. OF Main street.
Mrs. }. 10. Coqueile and daughter.
Simone. who have been guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Zellers. left Thursday
Tor their home in "a. Marion. Pa
a. NJ. Hunter. OF the Pure oil Co. has
gone 70 Cambridge Springs to spend two
Ars. Homer Smythe. OF Brown Betty
street. who has been several days in
Parkcrsburg. has left. there for the
southern part or the state 10 visit
friends.
Miss Myrtle Norris. OF this city, T.
VISITING her aunt. Mrs. NJ. j. Daniels. of
parkers burg. and Mrs. ID. r. Sanders. OF
john V. Young. formerly OF this city.
dicd Wednesday In Oklahoma The de-
ceased was a member OF SistersyiIle
Chapter No. p X. A. NJ
Mrs. Nancy Lazcar. OF Mt Vernon. Is
Mrs. %. l.. Lazear
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NEW MARIlNSVILLB


The Daily lntclngenrer will se found
on sale az Asars Cigar and Fruit stano.
VAIN street mamma \ Cigar and FRUIT
stend Mpscs Thomas Fruit stand. John
Thomas fruit stand. a. depot
XIV MARTINsvfLLE. W. Va. oct
-;--JHnc teuimore kornFold spoke IN
we court houFe Wednesday night In the
interest % the Socialist party A FAR
sized audience vas present and listened
ettenStely until The close 81 the speech
speeches from socinIiat standnofnf
.hat has been de.itercd- here for some
uue. he speaker VAS very eloquent
and pleasing speaker The party mere
has been growing rapidly. and the indi-
cations ATE that The V0fe Will be farrer
thlf year than usual
The footbau team mas been Practising
sH'n eninE Tor tuc game with Tris.
deiphia .a-lrday 1le team b. Frfr-rf.
in good shape. end there Nlll be goosi
The little son OF Ar Rodgers of
brooklyn. who tcll and broke mis- arm
rev Gays ago, d. covering "a nldly
and VIII soon be- out again.
. AZ the home ~ Mrs. Lutu Blair IN
Mnrle avenue friday evening u shower
VIII iN nfNfu lu honor az Mrr Ind0k
Antrom. who was formerly Il teacher in
the schools ri This place.
william kcrns uuu william Curry. 81
Aatcnerr "ere here attending court
Dr Robinson. OF Cameron vas here
W edncruay calling uu nfa ruticnfs
NJ WILEY. or JncEsouhurF b. here
attending court
Work IN .re ro.srnu.ut dan, al ff.f.
DISCO IH uFlriug completion About
fIfhfF men uafD been discharged I'M
".eF. fh.if wgrt hating been nniahts
tended fle ueeHnr or fhr cd aTd a.
nrn at farhfI 'b.rE auu seems we'll
I'ea 81 WIN ..e rork .ac.mhished
fendunt
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FINANCIAL.
Bank of Ohio KaHey
WHEELING. W. VA.
Resources Over One Million
Dollars.
PAYS SS ON Tnu DzPosrrA

us. Helen Curtis and Mon, Curtis. of
Elm Grove.
Miss Carrie Dague. Miss Smith and
Prof. J. c. shaw we're guests Of Miss
Mary Yeager. OF Pleasant Valley. on
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs W. y. Hedges. OF Brooke
Parshall. OF near Warwood.
Mrs. Sue Ridgley. Mrs. j. C. waddeu.
Misses Mary steele. and Julia Ridgley
were Wheeling visitors Thursday.
w. n. Curtis and Dr. !. J. Allen at
tended the sales this week az the Max
well and Todd farms
Mrs. Crosse. OF West Alexander. Il
visiting her son. Rev. l. 8. Grose.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the NJ 4.
church met a. the home OF Mrs. Louis
Jerome on Thursday evening
Mrs. Katherine Wayt has sold her
farm and will move 20 West Liberty
Miss Maud Curtis has been giving her
little pupils OF the public school some
nice rides in her automobile.
A number OF visitors from wheeling
we're present az the Masonic lodge on
Tuesday evening
The Ladies Of the Eastern star Chap
ter met on Friday evening
Mrs. John honar OF Cameron has
been visiting relatives here
Misses Alverda Jerome. Ida pogue.
and AIDA Gardner spent the weekend
90 their homes here
Mrs. Harry Trimhle. Of short Creek.
was n visitor in town this week
Mr. and Mrs J. r. McColoch. Gav1a
MCColoch and Mr. Foster we're pitfa-
burEh visitors this week