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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-03
COTTON MARKETS.

Now York. January 2-The cotton market
during to-day's trading sold back to within
n few points of the low prices reached on
the break OF week ago last Monday.
Rumors of bearlsh ginning returna. rather
less favorable weekend fguras and talk of
further unfavorable developments In retail
trade circles seemed to he the chief factors
on the decline, which carried May contracts
of TO 1907 Covering caused huiges of or
points In the late trading. and the close
was steady al q net decline OF 1ldl9 points
Sales were shade better than due. and
the market opened steady AT unchanged
prices TO AN advance OF . points.
1t soon developed that there very few
buyers around the local ring and prices
turned easier shortly after the call. The cir
culatIon OF few January notices was fol-
lowed by some further scattering lquida-
ton
There nlso was considerable selling OF
spring and summer months. which seemed
10 he against purchases In Liverpool. and
as prices worked lower offerings from local
or Southern sources became rather moro
urgent. January relatively steady, SELL
Ing only 18 points net lower. while later de-
iveries broke to net loss of from 1897
points following rumors that returns to ono
cd ginning OF little oyer 500 900 bales for
the second period In December.
The pressure became less aggressive at the
decline. but the late rally was attributed TO
covering OF shorts, and at time during
tho day was there much talk of trade buy
ing
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production OF tho preceding year. high
or prices more than compensated for
any loss In output Other tests OF
trade, movements are not so Favorable,
as bank clearings this week were 10.5
per cent smaller than last year, while
OF December showed contraction of
go per cent.
B Further restriction OF output occurred
in Iron and steel during the holiday
period, and u number OF blast fur
naces temporarily went out of COM
mission.
It was naturally quiet week IN the
dry goods markets, because of the
pre.inyentory period. Cotton goods
About as per cent of wooden mills are
idle, and tho receivership for chain
OF department stores was a disturbing
feature In the retail trade.
There was comparatively little 40
tivity in the commodity markets, and
price fluctuations were generally mar
row. Trade Is seasonably dull with
jobbers on all lines Of staple dress
goods, but deliveries on January or
ders are OF substantial proportions in
some directions.
Taking of inventories occupied tho
attention of both buyers and sellers
In the leather market. 1t is Significant
that most tanners expect an improve
ment In business by the middle of next
month. and prices on all varieties re-
main decidedly firm.
The feature Of the cotton situation
was the large January notices. and
81 bale. Another factor which at
tracted attention was the rapid In
crease In the local supply. which has
now risen above last years.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKEr.

Now York. january 2-Flour-Quiet Wheat
-Stcadier: No. red se4c.: No. / northern
Duluth. 81 Corn-Firm at 72Sc.
Wool--Steady. Leathcr-Fir1n Petroleum
and Hides-steady. Realistically Mola sses
Firm. Rosin-Quiet. Turpentinc-steady:
machine barrels. 46c. Coffee-Spot. quiet;
quiet; Cordova. l5T1sc. nominal Sugar
Raw steady; muscovRdo, s2.62a2.73: centri-
fugal, s3.l2d323; molasses. s2.3II2.is: refined
unsettled. Potatoes and Cabba gcs-Steady
and unchanged. Freights and Peanuts
Steady and unchanged.
As q result of larger crude offerings and
q light spot demand. the weakness in cotton
and liquidation OF near months the cotton
seed oil market was weaker to-day, closing
gao points net lower Prime crude, 5.47@5 60;
prime summer yellow, spot. ell; January
6.73 February 6.si; March, 100: April 709
May. 5.2l; June. 7.25: July. 1872: August 7.35;
prime winter yellow, 7o04t775: prime summer
white 7.o047.O
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DR.. ALDERMAN NOW
. ALMOST WELL MAN
Will Soon Return to University
in Better Health Than in
Thirty Years,

charlottesville. Va, January a.
Dean James Morris Page. of the Uni
versity OF Virginia. gave out to day
the following statement regarding the
rumor to tho effect that President
Edwin A. Alderman might retire from
the presidency of the university:
Tho report printed recently to the
effect that President Alderman may
sever his connection with the Univer-
sity OF Virginia on account OF the state
of his health IL wholly unfounded and
absurd. Both Dean Whitehead and I
have seen DR.. Alderman within the
last two weeks. and have had several
long interviews with him on important
business matters. We found DIR. AL
derman in the very best of spirits and
In excellent health. He weighs 100
pounds. and Is practically free OF
tuberculosis. He would be ut his post
at the university right now except for
the fact that an eminent throat spe-
cialist has advised him not to use his
voice for several months. This spe-
cialist assures him that If he will be
patient for fow more months, he will
recover the full use Of Ills voice with
all of Its resonant sweetness. If Presi-
dent Alderman were not public
speaker, his physician would permit
him to go ahead and use his voice.
The presidents Improvement since
no has boon at Saranao has been steady
and constant. DR.. Baldwin regards
him as HIS star patient; and all who
baVo any information about his case
arc agreed that tho president is prao-
tically we'll man to-day, and that, ms
far as inodicai science can forosee,
there is no shadow OF q. doubt but that
ho win return to his post within a
fow months. In much bettor physical
condition than for the last thirty
tcars~ ~ 1N5 ,ktif ls5tl'-
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Weekly Cotton n.u,.

New York. January The somewhat NOR.
optimistic tone which developed In the cot .
f ron market Just before Christmas has boon
past week. and prices at the close Of bn.i
ness -to-day were within few points of re-
s, Troubles reported IN retail trade circles,
although as plousby explained on tha
ground of special. as we'll as OF general
causes, seemed to revive uncnsiness regard
ING the business outlook. while tho circuln-
ton or the first January notices estfmated
at ABOUT 5000 bales. accompanied by
,be s sea iiquidation 10 add to
ward the end OF the week, moreover thcp.
were rumors that private ginning returns
Indicated e. less pronounced falling OF for
d dhe last hall OF Decsmher than bullishly
fusion OF opinion still is expressed. how
ever, both as 10 the extent OF remaining
supplies and az 10 the probable volume OF
splnners' takings for the balance OF the
season. '"S
80 far this season spInners' takinss hav.
peen on a very active scale. Southern spot
markets. have remained relatively steady
during the week. and Liverpool also has
SHOWN comparative frmncss. partly perhaps
as result OF buying there against sales OF
sprlnG and summer months I'm the local
market. a'
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Brndstreet,s Report.

Now York. January ..-Bradstreet'. will
say Tomorrow: "
Few really new features present them
selves serves this week, usually period of holiday
u ,Its' ,end-of,year inventories and re-
stricted Industrial activities.
summarized reports indicate irrepu,,r
holiday trade results. q generally prontabls
year reported by banks, with dividends in
most cases maintained: re-entry of the rail
roads into the steel rail markets lower
prices Tor pig iron. and more than the usual
numocr OF shutdowns over the HOLIDAYS by
leading industries. with, however. nromiss
OF many quick assumptions early In Jan.
Rather more than the usual list Of 6us,-
ness failures have been reported and what
mas 6een termed the holiday crop of such
troubles Is numerous and large
Business failures for the week were ssi
WHICH compares with 2s7 In 1913
WheatY including. flour. exports for IN.
week aggregate 5.s6l.H2 bushels against 1876 :
GlS last year. 80"
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Bank Clearlnga.

New York. January 2-Bank clear
ings in the United States for tho week
ending January 1, aggregate s2,S44,-
$4,000. against $2,66S, $50. 600 last week.
and 5000, 100000 In this week last
year Following arc the returns for
this week, with percentages of change
from this week last year:
Now York, S1.s25.3o7 1000; decrease.
re.
Chicago, s271.4s9,ooo; decrease, 2.
Boston. s124.426,oo0: decrease, TO.
Philadelphia, s154,os6,ooO: decrease.
As.
st. Louis. s75.o44.ooo; decrease, s.s.
Pittsburgh, s47,7s1,ooo: decrease, Sc.
Kansas City, si6,l69.0oo; decrease,
San Francisco. sSs.1eG.ooo: decrease.
1913.
Baltimore. .s1.171,ooo; decrease, 11.2.
Cincinnati. s24,465. 900; decrease. 9.
Minneapolis s23.363.O 900: decrease, rs.
Los Angeles, S17,+s3.ooo; decrease,
17.2.
Cleveland, s2o.s7s.ooo: decrease. IL.
New Orleans s20.516.o00; decrease. 8.
Omaha, sl0,sS3.0oo; decrease. 24s.
Louisville, S12,374ooO: decrease. s2.s
Milwaukee. s13.o6S.o0O decrease. &c.
Atlanta, $14,414.0 900; increase, 1916.
Seattle, Wash, s1O.4s5,oO0: In
crease. L.
Portland, Ore, ss.4s7,ooo; increase.
st, Paul, sS,7os 900: decrease. a1.s.
Buffalo, s9,75s,oo0; decrease, 16.5
Denver. S0.s2o.o0o: decrease. 2o.e.
Providence, s7,o6l, 600: decrease. 1872
indianapolis. s6.S22. 900; decrease. II.
Richmond, s6.s64.Ooo; increase. :.
Memphis. sS.0o50o0; decrease s.
Washington, d. c.. s6,336, 600; do
crease, 1.2.
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General New, Not..

Leslie Anderson spent the Christmas
holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs,
w d. Anderson, of Ninth and Hull
Streets.
The fire loss OF South Richmond In
1913. according to Chief Joynes's re-
port, was $4,000. This was ne-third
Of the total loss in the city.
Miss Lydia Ridgely. OF Baltimore, In
visiting her sister. Mrs. Louis Gibbs,
of Forest Hill.
The term of Office Of Deputy High
Constable George w. Blankenship ex-
PRED on December 81. South Richmond
is now in the territory OF High Com
stable Wyatt.
The Christmas entertainment of tho
Weathe rford Memorial Baptist Church
was held last night. with large crowd
present ~
David Eagiesfield has returned to his
home. In indianapolis, after visit to
his brother-in-law. Haskins Hobson,
of Forest Hill.
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KIcIlMoNn STOCK MARKET.

BY Caskie 6. Burch & Co
stock and Bond Brokers. 1915 u. Main Street
Richmond Va. January ?. 1914
STATE SECURITIES Bid ..t.s
Virginia Ss Old. c. and r. 1882 Ss,;
Va Centuries 20. c. and II. 1891 SijE IS
RAILROAD BONDS.
q. G. J. r. r. Con Tr 4 D. CO. %
a. e. J. Il. X. Conv. Debs. As 1897 N
=. and q. Genl NJ 4t2s. i99g o.
Georgia, Southern and Fla 1876 100 -
Sea board Air Line As 1870 N 80
s;eaboard Adjustment BE, 1893 7;Is -.
Southern Railway LIST 5s Is9, Ip5 "
So II. Dew. and @. NJ 49, 1856. "a :"
Western n. G, LIST SIS. C.. Iol4. ioI
STREET RY. STOCKS Par
Va. Yty. and Power Co. pfd...lO0 90 s,il
Va. Hy' and Power Co corn lo6 Sns, gU2
INSURANCE. COMPANIES -"
virginia Fire and Marine ms. 20 81
RAILROAD STOCKS par
A,isl;ic Coast Line. com 100 iIs
Chesapeake and Obio...io 100 90 "
SorioiH Hnd western com. 100 l02
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Dun,s Trade RevI.u

New York, January 2.-R .. Dun
Tomorrow win say:
AT tn" onening of the new year II
Is gratifying to note that 1918 was
the most successful period from an
Agricultural standpoint that this coun-
try has ever experienced Notwjth :
standing adverse climatic conditions.
the total yield Of what surpassed ali
former records. and whllo the corn
crop fell considerably below tho banner
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago. III. January ?.-Comprehensive
reports indicating that the winter crop is
In almost perfect condition, acted as a
weight to-day the price of wheat and
Offset an early advance. due largely to for
eiGn buying here. The market closed steady,
&c. off TO isTAc. up compared with We'd
nesday night Corn and oats both finished
mnehsnged 10 sc. lower and provisions at
:kc. decline TO like advance
Cash grain closed: Wheat-No. red. $50
s6,zc.; No. hard. s3GS9hc.; No. northern
soGslc.: No 2 spring. s9hgso!ac. No corn.
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NAVAL STORES

Wilmington. n. c.. January 2-SpirIts Tur
pentine-Stehdy at ilAc.: receipts casks
El! nc: at $40: receipts IL barrels
1 Tnr.Firm at 32ao: receipts barrels. Crude
rels. 90
Savannah, Ga. January ..-Turpentine-
Firm at HaMillHc.; sales 1s+ casks; rcceipts
AZ casks: shipments 1871 casks; stock 20 aS5
casks. Hosin-Firm; sales 1884 barrels: re-
ceipts LIP barrels shipments 3sO barrels:
stock st lea;oa1 barrels. Quote: a, Il, c, D.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKErs.

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
Petersburg, Va. January 2.-Psanuts-
Farmers Spanish firm ut s1.eo per bush ell.
virginias-Fancy Jumbo. 5GR4c per pound
fancy handpicked. 3iac. per pound; extra
prime, SIC. per pound; prime, Sc. per pound :
aheilIng stock. 243c. per pound.
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Line Between Montreal md Japan.
ISnnrial To Tha lirnoe- n iatn tci, L

announcement was made here TODAY
that the Japanese shipping firm, Ozaka
Shosen Kaisha, is planning to estab-
lish freight and passenger service
between this port and Japan. The SER
vice Is TO be run through the Sueg
Canal.
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Poultry-Both live and dressed, especially
turkeys. In heavy receipt and market slight
~ lower. and very dragBy. Eggs-while tho
market is lower. owing to Increased receipts.
same is active; Rabbito vcals. hides and
country bacon In splendid demand. Dressed
hogs very plentiful and market fully 1c- low.
er: demand also much lighter.
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Sppt cotton quot. inlGullDS upIhnds l2.J0;
middling gulf, 1915. Sales. 80 bales.
Cotton. quiet: middins. 1870; gross re-
cept.. 26lo bales: sales, 1850 bales: stock
si,52l bales. export Coastwisc. ca bales.
:9,ssi bales export TO Great Britain, % 63a
bales: to the Continent. o,7io bales; stock.
lQGi 436 bales.
Consolidated at all ports-Net receipts
3O5.csS bales; export to Great Britain. IiS SEQ
bales, 10 France. S.7t5 bales TO the Cont
nent .G.,GS bales. 10 Japan. 1913 bales
Total since September at all purts-Net
receipts, f.s2i.5lj bnics export 10 Great
Britain 1923, 62S bales France. 7DaSs
bales; to the Continent. 22ss3s7 bales; to
Japan. 5De.2Is bales: TO Mexico 923i bales.
New Orleans. january Bear pressure
caused Il drop OF about quarter OF q cent
In the cotton market to-day. SteadlEesB dis
played IN the emily trading was soon lost
and the undcrtone became easy On tho
opening tho tone steady and prices were
point up TO point down. compared with
Wednesdays close
The middle Of the day saw selling In
week, Hester putting them 3Ol 600 bales
against $4,000 this week last year. In the
early afternoon the old crop months were
2iit2J points under Wednesdays last figures,
while october stood 10 under. The clone wa q
steady ~ "a net loss for the day OF 15gn)
points.
Spot cotton quiet and unchaneed: mid
ding, IL l3lGc. Sales the spot SZ baiss
and $50 10 arrive. Closing bids: January
1926, February. i229 March. 1913; May. 1884:
July. l2.Co.
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DRY GOODS MARKEr

New York, January 2.-Cotton goods mar
were steady Showings of blankets for the
new Iall season are being made and sew
eral new wash goods lines were displaved
South American wool markets were Grmer.
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Hurt IN Ifunt,ne Accidcnt.

Chrlstiansburg;eV January will
liam Shelton, n young farmer of the
county, had his right foot torn almost
OFF by tho accidental discharge OF a
gun In the hands of Dan Simpkins.
q young man with whom, he WAS hunt
Ing. Amputation may be necessary.
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southside Receipt..

Deputy City Treasurer ]. w. Bron.-
augh yesterday submitted the follow
ing report Of receipts on the Southside
for December: Male dog tax. renew
ais, 25 cents: female. So; renewals, so
cents. Revenues collected by Deputy
Collector J. NJ. Robinson for II. L..
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cS lot Gay, lSf,OOu SnareS.
eek four 'dnyS) 1,069.000 shares.
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(SRlas at Linton Stack Yards

Richmond Va. January 2, 1914.
Report of the live stock market for tho
week ending December 20. 1918:
Best steers 7sasei medium to good. 6lA@
7tasc: medium to good. eNaIc common to
fair. 4t85hc; best cows. bs.96Nc; medium
to good. 4hq61sc common to fair, safe;
best oxen. 5ha SIC: medium to good. 4&a
5&o: common to fair: 494hc: best heavy
bulls 5G5c: light. 4A95c; best calves. e1loc;
fair to good. 71aasc: dicks, 5a6c; cows and
calves. tsogtIo per head: best hogs. skc
light 7&QSitc Bows and stays, sac: best
sheep. 5a51zc; medium to good, 4d5c: COM
mon to fair, 3a3ho; best lambs. 7haSc
common TO fair, 546hc.
New York. January 2-Beeves-Market
steady. steers. s6d9.l5: bulls. .5q7.75: cows
sS5od6.75. Ca!ves-Market strong at ssIi3.5
sheep and Lamb s-Market firm. Sheep. S. 80
900; lambs. S7gs.75. Hogs-Market steady
at SS.654S75
Chicago January 2.-Hogs-Market active.
ioTlsc higher. Bulk OF sales. 1889 $40: pigs,
'T'S. Cattle.Market steady. Beeves. 1870
$40: calves, sIJ11.6o. Sheep-Steady to strong;
native, H.16pG.b; lambs. ss7ods25.
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o@=NEW VS. Of
SOUTH RICHMOND.
| Hulee, s14.aas.4o.

horse, s1.76;; two horse. S. Racai,,t,
Tor T. c. Walford, ;2143S; Maurv
Cemetery. s2l7.es; Mt. Onvet, s126: Po.
lice Court. Part H.. fnes. s2As: clerks
fees. s5o45S; sergeants fees. s29s5si
water rent, s7.O7. Total, s15,s57.55.
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Loading futures ranged {

Baltimore: Md, January e-wheat-Firm-
er; spot No. red. 9ic; spot. No . red
western. 94c. Corn-Strong: January e7Isc.
Southern white. G5tgsshc.. Southern yellow,
oos. gos'tc. Oats-Firm; standard white, 4ii5I
4iAc.; No. white. axe.
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Holds watch Nirht par,,.

The home of Miss Lena Best, 2o7
East Thirteenth Street, was the scene
OF an enjoyable watch night party on
wednesday night Following refresh
inents, there was display of fireworks
at / 2 O'Clock.
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Appoints Ju.tice.

Judge Ernest H. Wells yesterdnv aa
Justice OF the peace in South Hich-
nond Magistrate Baughan WAS one
OF the three magistrates who served
last year. Squire L. b. Franklin was
reelected In the last primary, but
Magistrate j. T. Willard will not hold
Office any longer
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BOND LIST

Atlantic Const Line LIST 4s.................. sl,s
Atlantic Coast Line-L. and y. 4s......... S7%
a. c. l.. ccnv. Is Tin Baltimore, bid).... o2
Chesapeake and Ohio cow. lhsH tbid).. 20
Lggett and Myers Observation-Disclosures. 81
LiGgett and Myers rs Odd. III
Lorillard Company Observation-Disclosures. asS.
Lorlalrd Company rs tbid) ...,............ 1lsh
Norfolk and Western cow. 4iss........... 1927
Seabonrd Air Line stamped Is tbid).... STA
Ssabonrd Air Line adj Observation-Disclosures. 1854
Southern Railway Observation-Disclosures. 10
Southern Railway observation-disclosures. 1927
United States Steel end 5s................ 100
United states registered 2s 1899 tbid) ~
United States registered 81. 1915 (bid).. 1921
United states Panama SIS tbd) ...,........ 100
Virginia Brown Bros. ctfs................ s.
virginia-Car Chem. LIST 5s................. slS
Va. Ry. and Power Co. IS (asked)... %
Wabash deb. As (bid) Observation-Disclosures. 49,
WABASH Pitts. Torn. lst A. tb!d) ......... LIN
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Dtbfhenn Jlptifes
The Virginia Fire and Marine
Z. Insurance Conananu

Richmond, Va. December 90, 1919.
DIYIDEND.-THD DIRECTORS on
this company have declared & semi.
ANNUAL dividend of 8 per cent Ssito
able January 1 next to stocbhoidera
of record December 20. 1918.
Transfer books closed from this
date to January 3, 1914, sinciusivar
Dividend WILL be mailed to stock.
holders Changes of address should
be notified the company. 4 'io
WIN. II. MCCARTHY.
Secretary. s
Atlantic, Coast Line RailfNad Company
Office OF the Treasurer. 80
THE BOARD OF DIREcT0Rs OF f. AT.
Iantic Coast Line Railroad Company
has declared a dividend of three AM,
o ae;is, .t6 per g cent on the common
able at the oficelof the treasurer st
Wilm.ngton, N: c.. on and after Jan
uary 10. 1914, to stockholders OF roe
orr, on the Goth day OIL December.
1913. The transfer books are ciuaei
from December 10. 1913. to JanuaTv
10. 1914. both fei s,,tS,ysi,.,s - ts'ss's y
- JAMES r.. POST, !
Trea airAr
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LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS.

FURNISHED by Levy Commission Co. Com
mission Merchants. Richmond Val
Richmond. Va, January . 1915
ACTUAL WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS. OF
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JAMES Il. POST
Treasurer,

December 2s, 1913. -
AT A MEETING OF THE BOARD OR
directors OF the Merchants' National
ten per cent (10%) was declared
payable to the stockholders OF rec5
ord December 81, 1919 I s a - ,.
THOS. B. MpADAMS,
ok Cashier.
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Quotations for interest paying bonds are at
q price to which interest must be added. In.
como bonds and certificates OF Indebtedness
are nat.
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Stocks.

500 Allie Chalmers
Allis-Chalrners. pfd. -.
1920 Amnlgnmated Copper
100 Am. Ayr. Glenn, com.
Amer. Rect Sugar, com. {.
500 American Can 49,.
$50 American Can. pfd.
100 Amer. Car and Fdry.
American Cotton OIL.
Amer. Hide and Lea. pr.
American Linseed OIL. {.
900 American Locomotive <.
1000 American Smelling -.
900 American SNUFF. com.
loo American Sugar
1000 Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co. I.
900 American Tobacco, com
200 American Tobacco. pfd. :.
500 Anaconda Copper X as
cents per share.
1,600 Atchison -. =.
Atlantic Coast Line
y. 9. l.. of Connecticut. Z.
400 Baltimore and Ohio. -.
200 Bethlehem Steel Co., com
Bethlehem Steel Co, pfd
100 British Amer. lob. Co. :.
800 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
500 Centarl Leather. com.
10000 Canadian Pacific -.
400 California Petroleum -.
lVV SneSapeake ana ONO.
Chicago Great Western. :.
Chicago Great West, pfd.
1000 Chi. Mil. and St Paul. :.
90 Cruciblo Steel Cor. com.
80 Crucible steel, pfd.
400 Colorado Fuel and Iron.
200 Colorado and Southern. :.
200 Consolidated Gas -. -.
500 Corn Products. com. -.
Den. and Rio Gran. com.
1900 Eric ...........
Eric, LIST pfd.
Fed. Min. and Sm.. pfd.
General Electric -. -.
Geo. W. Helme lob. Co.
1000 Great Northern, pfd.
600 Great Northern Ore Cts.
100 Illinois Central $50.
200 Met. -.
300 Interboro-Met., pfd. 80.
100 Int. Harvester, com. 80.
Int. Mcr. Marine. com.
Int. Paper -.
100 Int. Paper. pfd. .........
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-03
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKEr.

Richmond. Va. January ?. 1914.
Following are the quotations on tho Rich
mond Tobacco Exchange
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-03

New York January Money on call firm
~ iEGs' ruling rate, ~. closing 5ikmG
Time ionns. nrmer; sixty, ninety days ana
SIX ,nonths z7l96. Prime mercantile paper,
bnat. StcrinR exchange steady al SIS? Tor
sixty days and az SisJs9 for demand Com
iuercia! paper. sisos. Bar silver SIG MeXi.
can dollars i4t4. Government bonds strong:
,iHilroRd bonds IRREGULAR. 30