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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-09
DEARTH OF TONNAGE
AT ARGENTINE PORTS
Impossible 10 Get Free Movement of
Wheat and Corn Out OF
That Country.

tSpeclal 10 Inc Times DlSpatch.1
CHICAGO. April S.-According to
cable adviccs received on the Chicago
BOARD OF Trade to-day, there is Il
otarth OF tonnage at the ports of Ar
Ecntina. This fact is against a free
movement of both wheat ana corn out
"i mat country. as the grain has been
purchased by importing nations. and il
!. wanted Tor immediate or nearby use
considerable wheat is piled up at the
ports OF Argentina, the last visible
sEppiy exceeding 10. 900. 900 bushels but
lmH estimated shipments for this week
ar" Tor only i.OOD.O0O bushels, comparcd
WIN actual shipments of est, OO0 bush
els last week and l,lGS.0OO bushels last
year, when there was u short crop
WIN = Tree movement OF wheat out
loi Argentina that would come in direct
I competition with the wheat of the
United states, the present complaints
VI hthdi"rs IN America of cash wheat
would be more pronounced. There
, WeLe no sales of cash wheat at Chicago
200 900 bushels as taken for Shipmcnt
hh,oad Minmeapoiis reported Il little
W "ip.t hdNiccs We're TO the effect
that exporters were out OF the market
Hpycu!auon ~ wheat was rather
SINAI! to-day, with an absence Of hcdg-
ihS transactions, and the volume main
~ between the shorts ana longs. In
other words the trade was a scaIpini.
aii"ir. II is generally believed that
speculation VIII not rctwakcn until
SUCH time rs there is something in the
snort lines, or the taking on of long
wheat. The outsider * wanted in
wheat, ana lac is needed on the bull
s!nr Oh me situation as buyer, or
TURNER price loss viii he seen
without referring to the conditions
ana circumstances surrounding the May
wheat future ana taking the July and
september possibilities, the situation
may ne called bcHrlsh because OF the
most excellent crop prospects ana the
promise for another enormous Weld OF
winter wheat, with the likelihood or a
DIE crop being seeded in the sprint:
wheat country Adyiccs received from
pom sides OF tn" international line to-
day said that whil" there has been
som" seeding Of wheat this week the
amount OF this work was quite small:
inc farmers are waiting for more fav-
oian!" conditions. and seeding viii be
uuShcd during the next few weeks
Nh'l" there have been good rains In n
iafec part of thc winter wheat belt
'h:i" ~ pronounced deficiency OF re-
serve moisture east OF the MiSSiSsippi
hiE"f, ana TIA. market viii hc susccu-
I'M" 10 dhtnhg" reports until there is
Il - neral downpour over that section
/ or ia: country. Wheat lost Is TO
I-Ac. at Chicago to-day. with Sep
ttWb"r IN" strongest and May the
weakest futures OF tho list
Corn closed win fractional declines
"'ii' oats we're - tribe better. Corn
wa INC weakest grain on the list and
us weakness helped 10 pull wheat aud
outs down There were sales yrstcrday
OF -o."pb bushels of so 3 white oats
ioi August shipment. The old casI,
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CHANCERY RELEASE DEEDS.
EiSht Release Deeds, Amounting to


GiSht Rcicnsc Deeds, Amounting 10
St5,5S1.
On u. teake; trustee to J. II. Butler.
~ rect inches by 100 IL feet west
me Laurel street IS feet l-2 inches
sSSSnth OF Spring Street. April 6, 1918,
x. r. Florence ct al trustees to Sam
uel ana ltebccca Stcinbcrg, 25XlIO feet
az 'hc northeast corner of Park Ave-
s sa ga ana west Street. March &c. 1913,
ii. II. Pollard. Jr.. trustee to r..
frahcione. 36N1i5 feet at the southwest
corner OF Grace and Mulberry streets.
April S. 1915, $4,000
Same to J. S. Jones. q feet 4 inches
west line seventeenth Street. between
:. 1915. $1,000
c; l.. Dcnoon trustee to T. j. Lin
iord ct uN.. lots l and 9 In block II.
IN the plan OF Belmont. April s, 1915.
J.. r.: Mountcastlc ct al. trustees to
y n. Hall 63 LENT l-2 feet south line
Hospital street. 80 feet west of sew
ehth street. March -, 1918. 81 $40
-. Z. thapin. trustee to II. Il: Long.
90 2xl25 feet south line Hospital
street. 80 feet west OF Seventh Street.
March %. 1915, SSH.
,.,LiI sRoy Il. nrown: trustee to ]. +.
GlDboney ct uN.. 30 feet l-2 inchc; nv
l"' feet north line Park AvenucI lI5
i.ct = inch cast Of Birch street
April $. 1873. $i.72G.
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CHANCIsRY TRANSFERS.
Nine Deeds of Bargain md SnIc,
Amounting to- SCI $50.

~ S~i,NtV.
Ebert II. Davis to Mamie NJ. Parsley,
22XlO0 feet on the east line Of Church
street. being part of lot IL. in plan Of
Lewis r.. llarvie. and situated on Bel
vilcrc Hill. April I, 1915. $3.50.
Highland Park Realty Corporation
TO q. j. Wallinger, 7Ox140 feet north
line Stuart Road, 1910 feet west of
Fendall Avenue. February II, 1915,
tax 81. SO.
James d. Spencer ct ux. to William
l.. Phillips. One-half interest in 45Xii0
feet north line Bacon Road. 1911 feet 3
inches west of Miller Avenue. April
s. 1915. tax $500. Sl"
William l.. Phillips to James y.
Spencer. 25xi32 feet vest line Thirticth
Street, 9S feet south OF X Street. April
3. 1915. tax Sl.90, SO.
N. L: Norvell ct TX. to Peter Con
nella, 20 feet on the east line Of Sec
ond Avenue. 175 feet north of Mil
ton Street. March %. 1915. tax SO. $40.
Same to same. 5oxlio feet east line
Second Avenue. 100 feet south Of Logan
Street. March 30. 1918. tax 81. SIC.
T. H. Gcrmclman to Huelah q. Rack
cit, 30Xl55 feet east line st. James
street. ~ feet north OF Richard Street.
April 3, 1915, tax 81. $40.
j. NJ. Lancaster ct ais. to r. w.
Wright. 25Xlt0 feet ut the northeast
corner of Park Avenue and West
Street. March &c. 1918. tax s3.7o. $40.
j. e. Barker ct uX. To Il. l.. Phillips,
23X12l feet south line Leigh street, "a
feet west of Eighth Street. April Z.
1915. $4,000
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CHARTERS ISSUED.


charters were issued and amend
nehts TO charters allowed nv the Stat.
corporation Commission yesterday, rs
King Chain Stores, Incorporated
H, iGh Capital stock. $4,000 t,
King. president. Richmond; Charles
an N|ppcn; secretary and treasurer
virginia Lumber MISUNDERSTANDING Corn,
pany: Incorporated, Roanoke. incrcas.
NE us capital stock from siO,HOO Il
$40 0oo and cnlarging it's purposes
william G. Whitner & Co. Ipcorpor
atc9. richmond Capital stock. S. .o0l
70 o,"op; engineers and contractors
: lii!am &. Whitncr, president: Wi.
liam c. Whtner. Jr.. secretary and
treasurer both OF Richmond.
Inc Reconstructed Stone COMPANY
,iraham tapital stock 81 600 TO slO
ono; manufncturing building block :
etc. J. \ Burgess. president. Graham.
W j. Fink, secretary and treasurer
Graham. -
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HENRICo TRANSFERS.
Six Deeds OF BnrSuin md Sale,
Amounting to Si1,I5O.

Peter Gonnella TO w J. Woodson, lots
!, ., 3, 4. .. i, :, s. .. 10. II and 10.
IL block y. In the plan OF Monument
Heights. March %. 1918, tax So. $40,
Parker Syms 81 uX. to Mary =. VIII
lians, 20 II acres west Of the city.
March u. 1915. tax 81, $40.
Regis Argaud ct uX. to Mario Anton
clint ct al. 2lo acres 1T the southwest
corner of the New Market Road and
TIL. Four Mile Creek. about ten miles
southwest of the city. April >. 1915,
$1,000.
Highland Park Development Cor
poratiOn to J. T.. Bailey. 61Xl25 feet
north line Detroit Avenue. $50 feet
east of Burns Street March 90, 1915,
$3.50.
Same to ]. y. Palmer. 3oxl25 feet on
the south line Fourth Avenue. 30 feet
west of Burns street: also. 3Oyl2j feet
south line Fourth Avenue. 100 feet west
of Burns street. March % 1919 $500.
Same To 7. G. Fletcher. Goxl40 feet
north line Fourth Avenue. 80 feet west
OF Burns street March 20. 1915.
tax ST. $40
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ELECTRIC PERMITS.

Tho following permits were issuod
yesterday by the Electrical Depart
ncnt.
Winston Electric Construction Con.
nany., for stokes & Dunn. 2l7 West
Broad street. six outlets
, same. for MIR. Noting. Gl2 West
Franklin Street, one outlet
Martin & Myers, for Riggs Antivu.
Company, BIS East Franklin street.
five outlets.
John II. Latham. for Mr.. Harris
iHo5 AihnnN Avenue. ten outlets and
L. r. Warinncr. for l. HAYES. 121o
North Tenth street. eleven outlets
John II. Latham. for w T. L. Smith
10y East Seventeenth Street. ten out
lets and six fixtures
w. II; jerks for United States Pos,
once, Tenth and Main Streets, six ny
lures and one fan
same, for Evening Journal Son,h
Ninth street four fixtures
Same. for Mrs II. 6. Friend. COS VII
GINA Avenue, Barton Heights. twcntv-
eight fixtures
Eng iberg & Bear, for Ullman Bros
12l5 HUI street. repairing fixtures.
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CuANCEnY DEEDS OF TRUST.
Eight Deeds of Trust, Amounting ia


Mamie NJ. Parsley to G. E. w.i,zo,
trustee. 22N100 feet east line Church
street. on Bclvidere Hill. April {. 1915.
$3.50.
Emily T. Hahliston to II. Seldom Tay-
Tor, trustee. 34XllG 1-2 feet east line
81. Paul Street. l07 feet north Of Fed
eral Street. April :, 1915, sl.37S.
w J. Dohbins 10 same, 2Oxl55 feet
north line Main Street, 40 feet west of
Linden Street March 80, 1915, s3l35.
NJ. l.. Norvcll ct ux. TO w. T.. Pur-
cell. Jr.. ct al, trustees - feet south
line Leonard street, 100 feet west of
Tilden Street. March 30. 1915, s63G
Rnelah q. Rachett ct vir TO w j..
Redd. trustee. 30Xl55 feet east line
James street, AZ feet north of Richard
street April 8. 1915. $50.
Clara w Snyder ct vir to same.
"oXl+O feet west line Third Avenue 90
1915, $500.
sidney T. Adair to C. C. Chaplin. trus-
tee. G3 l-2N77 1-2 feet sorth line Hos
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PRICES SENT SOARING
IN WILD SPECULATION
Bethlehem Steel Jumps Up to III,
Back to 100, and Market Closes
in Confusion.
SHORTS RUSH TO COVER
For First Time I'm History Of Wall
Street Public Is In on Ground
Floor-Pcoplc Have Taken Stocks
While Brokers Fight Advance.
RY nKOADAN WALL.


NE" iot'\' Nr''' -Nl" spee"''uo" IN
the last fifteen minutes OF trading to-day
carried Re,hIehem steel from 100 10 III and
,,c, 80 ~ &c.,
tina, started nj : at the opening. or half a
panic OF tho shorts would rosu,, brought
hasty liQuidarior IN tho general list While
lean Can .nd WHY'S overland. shooting ,hc
price OF these shares up or points III a
fusion
II was ne opinjon at, n. close thu, III
justified hv the earnings. while tho srcctacu-
lar movcn,eh; that carried quotations M.
entirely the resul, of short covering ana not
tho work Of manipulation nor was II ncco-,-
plisrcd hv those yyrC hnv, shown, ,hni- f4I;,
in tho prcpor;v hy n steady accun,uls ton Of
stock during the past weeks
huyinc somc SOD shares around a. vas
believed 10 have boon raNinl the luvri: y,s.
,erday. Ills faith IS hasei on pr"ssni var
should give a pror, Of ,a1 rar cent ~, rhs
s,5 5..l n1S Of common stock r.as, years
figures a market value ~ about ..) for tho
stock would not lie considered unreasonable.
Cancral Motors win no hat.ar n-osr.rts
sells ut ii9. and WHY'S overland ID: l2-
with ourselves -ornarliod AN ec,iya t-sder
at the close ''Wo have all known about me
away the stocks whilo We on tho noor hays
steadily fought the advance. making a spec
ourselves covering
The excitement did no; keep the public
out Buying orders w"rc rushed In following
the move IN Allis- Chalmers preferred. which
more than 8 points, American Can conf
mon. which jumped =. and Genc~1l Motors.
which moved from 1876 10 !lS'4 W:'ivs- Over
land touched i3i on reports q: early diyi-
dend action by the directors.
Western houses wcrc buyers OF Corn Pro
ducts. and Pittsburgh brokers accumulated
United States Steel and Pittsburgh Coal COM
mon. A +-po!ut advance IN Goodrich was at
trihuted to Chicago spectators. who also
took n flyer In Rumely. carrying tho pre-
ferred M 49, points
Commission houses grew conservative rs
tho excitement increased. many refusing
huvinr orders IN the general list. and Eew
could tc found who would deal IN Bethlehem
steel. although III" advance appeared to en-
short
standard issues wcr" heavy. Union and
southern facihc and Kindred shares drop
ping point or more.
Copper Issues were reac;tonary. and trac-
lions "l iowcr.
Bonds were fatriv firm, although business
WAS in reduced volume
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NEW YORK tRoDucE MARKET

NfW URN. Apill s.-NHW su.l-. .nsv:
'cr'riiuEni iG!: moiasses. 2si. R"nn"d
.'tadE. Enttcr and cheeS" steady. Spot cot
Zee. nG!et; RIO IS. Sc: Santos - l'i.c
cottCnseed oil was tri''c higher to- inv on
covering of MAY shorts. light crude offerings
ma l"""l professional buying on IN" Nr,un.ss
IN LARD. FINAL prices were GENERALLY on.
point net higher. Tho market closed s'oadv:
spot f.FET -; April. G.55Sif.7I; May GT3TS - .
luue, ,S;"cal: July. 7.0)T7 Of: August 7:2T
,.!S, september, 1.2:fr7.23; October ..tfI- g:
NcFc'lhcT o+la7.lD. Total sales 80
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The following permits were lssuo,
Yesterday by Plumbing Inspector Lai,.
a. l.. Davis, for Walter Lipford, Car.
lyle Avenue. ana montgomery stree,
Gillian u Tillcr, for Garthrlrht T.
Bro. III North Third street. ~
capitol Plumbing Company, for Cath.
crime Ross. 1920 East Marshall stree,
J.. y. Finncrty. for G. l.. & III. T.
lDcnoon. East Broad Street
William Brennan, for j. II. Kidd
1919 Virginia Avenue
j. -. Phillips ~ Son. for l.. H. Morris
10! West Main street -
j. II. Delaney, for b. II. Melton
Z"13- 3 II Park Avenue and 42O North
Addison Street
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REAL ESTATE RECORD
AND COURT CALENDAR
Trading i'm Local Realty Confined En-.
tirely to Small Prop
erty.
SALE IN MONUMENT HEIGHTS
New Charters Are Issued by State
Corporation Commission = james
ID. Spencer Sells to w. l.. Phillips
Interest in Bacon Road Tract.

Trading In local realty yesterday was
conaaci; entirely TO small property.
The deeds Of trust and release deeds
were also small. the business for the
day falling short of the total reached
the previous day. James ID. Spencer
sold to William l.. Phillips his one
half interest in forty five feet on the
north side of Bacon Road. just west of
Miller Avenue, for $4,000.
Peter Gonnella sold to w. J. Wood
son. series of lots in block II. in the
plan OF Monument Heights. The con-
Sideration was $4,000.
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET


'SaI"s - VnioN S'0ck YNrls
Eicrmoud. Va. April s 1875.
Rsst st-"r> ''''5., medium TO good .uT:
common 20 i1ir. 5Te; tcst hc!tcrs Gi-1Tt.
NJ -l;n 20 good 5.-Isi.. common TO ca'r
t"t1.'. best cows 5'.H5=,; medium TO good
4. 800; common 10 fair 'r7G:i4: best oven
9ifNr' common to fair, i;zGfi.: bulls ii-IfJ.7:
'=s.s SIi': Ss.t hogs. :: light 6'.V.: scws
and stays. ii7Ij'.. best sheep. oar: medium
~ IL.
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HENnIC0 DEEDS OF TRUST.
Two Deeds of trust. Amounting +.

Two Deeds of Trust, Amounting to
Sti,.t1tI.
j. n. Palmer to NJ. L.. Rohledcr trus-
tee. 30Xl2J feet south line Fourth
Avenue, 80 feet west of Burns Street:
also. 3OX125 feet south line Fourth
Avenue, 120 feet west Of Burns Street
March %. 1915, $3.50.
w. j. Woodson to T.. c. Bowers,
trustee, lots |. ., :. 4. 5, 6. Z. s. .. 10.
II and ~, in block b. In the plan OF
Monument Heights. March 20, 1915,
S5,936.
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sales We're 100000 bushels of oats and
$4,000 bushels of corn.
There was 4 partial change in tho
feeling in the provision market Adj
VanceS were shown all round, rs hog
receipts were much lighter than OF late
ana there was a better demand. Pack
ers led in the buying. Cash trade was
moderate
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..


NV YORK .\Drii Cotton goods mar
hctS V"r" steady to-day. Yarns quiet. COL
oFed cotton goods houses placed stock cloths
~ value or withdrew them from sal. on ac-
count - The dye STUN snOrture A. mill cen
'ei' Mems Wear Tor inmed!lt. use vas
more active. Raw SILK markets were more
quiet, with some prices casing
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PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET

'ii"p0rt~r D. ''pdeers. Piuinm"r y Co Inc ,
FETEkSECKi. VA, April s.-Spanlsh-
Farmers -" k-MIiltct. quiet at S9c De,
hnsh-!. Nireim!auo: Farmers stock Mar.
E-t STEADY. Fa"c' Jumbo. &c per pound
fancy h1n!piChcd 3.2c pa- pound. extra
prime. SIC per pound: Smelling stock. "a
70 NC per hushcl
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pital Street. SO feet west OF Seventh
street. March 90, 1915, Sl.lSO.
Robert w. Wright ct ux. to NJ. ID.
Nunnally. trustee. 25xl4O feet At tho
northeast corner of Park Avenue and
West Street. April 7. 1915, S3,l71.
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nusrINcs cornr, PART II.

Suit for $1,000 was instituted I, no
iturStings Court. Part H.. Yesterday bv
scott & Nuckois against Richmond
,oi!cse. No declaration was fled
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to tho average. over tho remaining 10 per
cent. In addition. Il was claimed that there
wcrc no Indications OF an enforced retiuc-
ton in acreage.
Cotton futures. closing: May. 81: July.
$50. October. ..sa; December. .rC%: January.
10 -. SPOT cotton quiet. - points OF. Mid
ding. 9is. Sales on the spot. So bales; TO
arrive. 30.
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tH!C AGO, April Hogs. firm. hulk sSolr
's''-, licHiS S5.7Ff{-1' miNed S5.7eft g. o2l-, !:
netry. 9 -'-rfIp1. 'cugh. Sf.5f0SH55: pigs s 81
- 'ttt.e. slow Native haef steers = ."
49,! CoTs and heiiers SOFAS 80, calves
- . Sa.ep steady. sheep. So uES.5l:
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CHICAGO GRAIN MANKrr

CHICAGO. April S-Wheat ranged lower
chiefly ON enlarged attention given To tn,
peace outiook. Closed unsettled at a shnU..
!" ~ under yesterday. Corn lost ID To
,N"'- net oats wound up unchanged TO i.
l.'-. Absence az important export inquiry
WIS AN element that gave weight 10 peace
talk.
Gosh grain: Whcat No. /. red nominal; 10
hard. L5iiaR i.Hji.. Corn, 40. : yellow nom
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HENRICo RELEASE DEED.
o"e Rcicasc Deed. Amounting tn
$500.

~ w. Bowlcs. Jr.. trustee to High
nahd Park Development Corporation.
onH l4o icct north line Fourth Avenue
~ !rct west of Burns Street; also
1sHHlz 70 icct north line Detroit Avenue
aoo ieet east Of Burns street; also,
3nNiz :" feet south line Fourth Avenue
81 feet west OF Burns street: also
3o3 "a feet south limo Fourth Avenue
~ rect west Of Burns street March
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HUsTINcs RELEASE DEEDS.
TWO Release Deeds Amounting IN


NJ. D. Nunnally. trustee 20 Anna w.
lane 6oXlb0 feet south line Porter
street, 2ip feet west Of Thirty
street April :, 1915. s233G.
~ l.. Adnnson, trustee 10 Mary &
,!1r!,h' BON 81 feet west line Thir-
Icehth Street, 1873 feet south Of Me
ponouRh Street. April .. 1915. 81. 200
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- SANANNAH. CA April s.-Turpcntine.
trm. %; sales :; receipts, g: shipments,
none: stock. >. ~ Resin, firm: sales 2.,a;
receipts. 2s2; shipments none; stock ~ ,yG9.
quote: y. Is. 5U5.
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Dried Fruits.

" MN 1T I|DNI'lTItlNS
liv" poultry, nll kinds IN good active de-
'naui especially hans and young chickens
EgrS-iR"ce!pts worry irht; market Nrn. Live
s'"cf-Ncals lower but active. Hogs. sheen
ard lambs wanted. Country meat very plen.
Ninl Dun and hare to move. Butter ac-
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FIRE RECORD.
PLUMBING PERMITS.

1901 Hanover Avenue. 1lns p. NJ,
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BUILDING PERMITS.
TWO BullhInE Permits An,ouptI,r
IN

Permits for new work were issued
Ter, as follows:
;, Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Or.
~. EuiiinEton). 10 build detached
metnl frame work shOn on Tho nnrth
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RICHMOND STnCk MAnE I.r


NEW YORK. AprN S--Cniior va, u,s.,,,.,
a asaii io-an,y onA there was flfthef sharp
!'.-.c or 80 " bale below Tuesdays hlEh
but last prtees IRON Il to & POINTS nv,
lower '' '''
Liverpool FUZZY met y4s,.ra,y.. ,oc,, a.,
cline. ana after opening points lover 10
market mere solo - h. IS points down ii,ri"r
cary irnolnE. There was heavy wire and
hack hut AZ le.-s Tor Jctoh", INC fnafl..t
, t'' y, SnooMhte'ci considerable de-
or points. and prices weakened asa!r
during the afternoon. 49,
terGays small exports nId been partly du. "a
uncertainty az Z" thc movements ct he dc,
TO-DAY, and possibly helped ue midday
rally. but later IN tho AFTERNOON {. number a..
slacken!nG spot demand IN tie iut,rior r., II
the tse;ter weather Sou.h also seemed =,
crcaie Expectations OF more optimistic new
Selling became quite general and the mar
ktt reached the Gays lowest point in Iuf.
trading. when active months sola g to p
Cotton futures closed stesdy.
Nay .""...,."... 40 ~ ~ 10
July ...'...........'.'.. ssa %" 50 9s;
December ...-...,..... u - lpt4 i5N I0H
spot, cotton. quie,; miadling uplana.. sx-
no sales.
N:M YORK, april ror, moyem.r,
Total TO .day-Kec.ipts 1885, "a, batos. o,
poris. S1.@ii bales. stock. lis. .. bales
Total for VICE Receipts. rs 81 bales: ey-
Total for seahon- Receipts Sc. CSC bales.
exports, 5,1r.;5l bales
NEW ORLEANS, Ap,i s.--couon price.
icl' 70 day under heavy selling. inrpirea ,,y
great Improvement IN rcpOrts from the belt,
IN" market was weakest IN the Afternoon.
~, hen the trading months were l. to +. uoiu,s
nnder yesterday1 las, quotations Tie close
whS 10 10 :. down. Support by the bulI .lu.
whH'a hHs been sue "a cons IcuUus feature
Of the inarE"t o! late. almost with
drawn. selling appeared To lee chiefly inr
short account. although scattered l!GuIdu
lion made its appearance.
REPORTS from Miasissippi told OF the begin
ming OF planting !n that state A priva,.
pnrenu report saId over - per cen, OF ne
oeit crop PREPARATIONS were forward and IN
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To Investors

Can lend your surplus money at :
per cent interest. payable semi-ann,ial-
~. secured by first mortgages on Al
ianta real estate viii look after all
details during period OF loan in force
without expense to you. w. b. SMITH
Fourth National Bank Building; HOI
Inns y. RANDOLPH. General Counsel
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.
Wholesale Quotations.

BY Lew Commission Coz
Richmond, Va. April s. 1918.
Live Poultry.
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Eggs Grated.
Country fSncor

Hams small. we'll cured...... - 20 =
IHins, medium, Well cursG....... 20 :
Hams l.-e-. Well cGrcG......... to ::
Sides, we'll c'iroi - to !;
shoulders we'll rad............. 10 =
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Dressed Hogs
Hides.

tors 'lholr" ,sman................ 20
Hogs choice, Observation-Disclosures. 20 :,
Hogs on gunlity. ................ 20
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

Recsipts aud sales very light No II
'-!!a! vharses IN market quotations