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The Nome daily nugget., 1915-11-18

Stewart Steel, brother of VIII A and Harry G. Steel. the well known Alaska newspapermen, now of Cordo- va, was killed when a passenger train struck him as it was passing through Shamokin, Pa. August 2. The dead man was employed on the Skamokin Daily Herald, of which Another brother ]. Alvin Steel, was editor and proprie- tor-Alaska Post.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-11-18

Equipment for the dairy which will be operated by the firm of Adelman, ard recently and the new firm com menced business at once.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-11-18

A permanent 15-cent passenger rate between Juneau and all channel points has been put in effect by the Juneau Ferry and Navigation Company.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-11-18
ALASKA
 NOTES

The first wedding to take place in the new town of Anchorage was that of Miss Evonia Harrington and Fred Kinkaid who were married in the White house recently
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-11-18

By order of the commissioner of the general land office, the Cinema townsite application has been denied and the holders of the lower river town are only squatters. This action, however, does not deprive the Cinema people from
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-11-18

Thomas Dean of Long creek, near Ruby, pleaded guilty to an indictment eharging Illegal voting, and Judge Bun nell fined him s100 and costs. This is the first case of the kind in the ter ritory.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-11-18

The republican club of Mccarthy was organized, recently with a good membership. s. o. Freedman Is presi dcnt and F. H. Foster secretary. The club expects to maintain its organiza- tion, increase its membership and to convert democrats to the right way of thinking.-AlaslSa Post.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-11-18

substantial snow sheds in order that no stoppages may occur through heavy snows.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-11-18

Large assortment of late records re- ceived on the Victoria. Lomen Bros.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-11-18

Copy for regular advertisements must be 10 by 10 o'clock on the day of publication
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-11-18

The Alaska -Gastineau Company Is covering its entire haulags system with
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-11-18

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The Nome daily nugget., 1915-11-18

Entered as second class matter Feb l6, 1907. at the Postottce al Nome, Alaska, under the Act of Congress Ut March 5, 1878.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25
DAMAGES FOR MALARIA
Lawsuits In Gcorgin rhu, Arc OF In
tense Interest tn Owners of south
Winter Powers.

Soon after the Ma bama Power Com
pany completed its dam and hydro "l"c-
trio development at Lock - the
tonSa River in Georgia, there was an
outbreak of malaria in the territory
surrounding the dam. TIL" cause WAS
alleged TO bc the great increase in mus
uuitos from the formation of the large
lake above the dam.
Some lawyer suggested the bringing
OF suits against the company for dam
ages. and over 200 such suits We're filed.
Tn" first one tried resulted in Il de-
ciSion for the company. as did the sec
"nd suit. Then the power company
secured an Injunction against bringing
any OF the remaining suits 10 trial
until u decision had been reached on
the first suits in the higher courts.
The principal involved in these suits
is one of interest to every hydro cleo
trio company in the country. and the
final decision in the cases will be closely
watched.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25
FARMERS ALONG THE YORK
ORGANIZE NEW EXCHANGE
I'm thusinstic Meeting Held at West
r"int-tO Pattern tftrr Fast
crn shore pcufir.

WEST POINT. VA. April 2i-.An en-
thnsiastic meeting OF farmers o, the
Counties Of the York, Mattaponi and
Pamunkey Rivers. held here. resulted
Farmers Exchange. The exchange
practically came into life by the adop-
ton. unanimously. of the following
preamble and resolutions:
Whereas we, farmers and growers
or the York River section OF Virginia.
to-day assembled AT West Point. be-
lievinr tina; our interest viii he better
served and prosperity OF the entire sec
ton more fully assured IL an asso-
citation is formed TO enable us TO cor
porate with each other both in the
purchase Of supplies and in the mar
ketnG OF our crops.
Now. therefore he il resolved. THAT
We do form such an association To be
called the York River Farmers En-
change. and that u committee be ap-
pointed to outline plan % orGanza-
ton and To prepare the necessary
papers. and that this committc" shall.
when all Is ready. call another meet
in. for the purpose OF completin. Il
permanent organization"
Over forty Of the farmers present
signed an agreement to become mem
hers OF the exchange. and since the
meeting nearly many more have
signed up. The committee appointed to
complete the plan. obtain n charter ~
incorporation. etc. is composed OF tho
William County: Jackson Taylor. New
Kent County: II. NJ Hast. King and
Queen County; !. 6. Catl"tt. Gloucester
County. and John y. Bcchtcl. James
City County
The exchange will he patterned
ern shore Produce Exchange and other
well known associations OF that char
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25
HAY. HOGS AND HOMlMY
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Awakening. Down
SOuth-tOttun states Eoiio,>;n.
tirSin!n's Lead.

An Atlanta correspondent writes the
Philadelphia Ledger as follows:
with the assurance that the South
has at las, needed the hay. hogs and
hominy' slogan. abandoned the one
crop system. ana set about earnestly
To diversity her crops. SOUTHERN boards
Of trade and commercial and Industrial
organizations OF all kinds ar. busy adj
yiSinS the farmers how TO adjust them
selves To tines" new conditions
Editors. educators and lecturers
have diuucd into the ears of lii. farm
"rs the idea that the South can grow us
fine a quality of hay as tho West. With
this idea in view, AN Investigation re-
Gently WAS made. The farmers asserted
there was no market for the pca-vinc
hay.
The commission grain merchants
were then moved on. rhcy ackncwi-
edged that they did not care To buy
pea-vine hay. and gave their reasons.
II was not cured properly, they said;
was not halod properly. aud. in addi-
t!"n. possessed fa;tcninG quality
which mad" it unsuitable for work
animals. As Il result the south has
now "a propaganda of -ducajion on how
to cure and bale hay
"a rather unique plan for improving
the grad" Of Southern cattle Is; hains
urged. and to this idea the farmers
have taken readily.
The county commissioners OF every
county in every southern state are
urged Ia purchase a thoroughbred sire
of one Of the host breeds OF cattle for
the free use OF the farmers of the
county.
Along this same line Of divcrsidca-
tion ii is also proposed that every
southern town have market day
White complete revolution cannot
bC expected in one year. the dccreusc of
nearly 30 per cent In the SAL. OF fer
tilizcr tags this year and the unqUcs-
tioHablE lar"" cut in cotton acrcaGc
show that King Cotton is totterimg on
his throne. The greatest fear is that
a high price Of cotton next year. due
IS tn" crop shortage. Will plunge the
southern farmer back - where he came
from. 10 TIA" Uncudiug deld of white"
Tho tobacco growers and the peanut
growers "f Virginia set tn" pace for
this hay. hog and hominy doctrine soy
"ral years ago, and they have found it
10 pay.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25
Weekly Cotton Review.

NEW YORK. April a;.-Cot-cn goods and
cotton "aru markets iN+e grown fl-mc- and
broader during The week The higher value
on cotton seems to no moro -oncra'ly aC-
copied IN tn" buying. and 'hcr" NAVE he"n
ma nv evidences Of Increasing con iinuCe in
tho intrinsic worth ~ mnrcha ndiec. In tho
Co'orod goods division. III" acute dyestuffS
situation in manufacturing circles j. he
coming moro widely recognized as mar
"htndisiuc influence by buyers. They are
now trying moro generally Ia cover future
requirements Manv additional lines have
been placed at vllu" or withdrawn.
Prints ana pcrcaIes have sold Freely for
future delivery, the higher prices hcinC iirm-
: maintained. RlN.chcd cntIors continue in
steady request. Discounts were shortened on
cotton duck. and the large export movement
continues.
Fine and fancy Cettors arc in better de-
,nani for spot and future delivery. Cling
hams, d"nims. tickinCs coiorcd duck. piaids
aud other Ccl"rrd staples iirmcr and
higher Manufacturers have been less viii
ing to accept business for la;e delivery at
current prices.
Quotations. print cloths. 2S.inch. s,xsts.
~. tiN.}s. 2i,c: Ss,= inch. s,NG;s. '7sC: brown
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25
VIRGINIA MANGANESE


According L. the Manufacturers
Record. the rnwclIS Fort manganese
property in TIL" Shenandoah Valley.
eleven miles from Woodstock. VA. will
h" dcv"i"pcd by II. T. BinSwnu.;er. 30
East Forty-s"c"ud street. New York.
Mining Will he under tn" supervision
Of j. Carson Anderson. engineer.
l.ynchhurG. Va, Who has been connect
ed with tn" Piedmont Manganese Cor
poration and its successor. the oxford
Mining and Manganese Corporation of
Concord. VA. Tn" rowcll's Fort mine
produced pyioluSitc ore for many years.
and is said To comprise an extensive
deposit of manganese existing in paral-
lei veins for n distance Of about two
miles.
Flaming to develop Virginia man
Gan"Sc properties. tn" Dccrwood Man
games" Mining Corporation of Lynch
burg has been Incorporated with an
authorized capital of $500. 600 officers
as follows: president. Grin Kellogg. OF
Minnearo!is; vic"-prcsidcnt, George
Washburn. OF Willard, Mimi: treasurer.
William T. Smoot. of Danvillc. Ill: sec
Rotary, Il. -. Mordcn. OF Minneapolis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25
MEETINGS FOR FARMERS
Agents VIII Hold Forth
In Every County.

RG.ACkSBuRCi. Va. April 2i-Mcet-
ings under the auspices Of the demon
STATION and extension WORK of the
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and
under the direction OF the AGRICULTURAL
agent IL each county will be held in
thirtv-s.vcn counties OF Virginia. from
april -. To September l6, inclusive. In
addition To the county agent, the col
lece VIII have present a; these meet
!n-s its specialists in hog cholera
work, in live stock, fruit. poultry and
in da!ryinr. and every section OF the
state Will have a visit from these men
for one or more days between now and
the late fall. Institutes have already
been htld in Culpeper, Orange and Al
lc-hany, and reports from these show
good attendance and much enthusiasm
on the TART IL the farmers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25
LITTLE IN FAVOR
OF BEARS IN WHEAT
There IL Searching Demand for New
Crop Futures. and BuytnE
Holds IN Well.
Especial To The Times D!spatch.l


CHICAGO. April 2t.--Thcre is little
In favor Of the bears in wheat at the
moment, The searching demand for
new crop futures as we'll as the excel.
lent buyinr of the MAY ovcrbalanccd
all else In the whca; pit OF the Hoard
OF Trade to-day. shorts bid May M
= cents. July WAS - cents higher ana
September :. cent higher.
one Of the largcs, concerns in the
Chicago wheat market said Tonight
that the head of tho house vas unabi.
70 see anything In favor Of lower
prccsS In fact the: talked Of further
advances because Of tn. continued buy
ing by foreigners of tn. new crop.
Sales At the seaboard to-day We're re-
and part now crop. The sales at Chi
cago amounted to 10000 bushels. Of
which 1000 bushels were new crop
for export.
Canadian spectators as reported to-
DAY WAS possibly on the claims from
tn. prairie provinces that the ground
is quito dry there. and that rain will
b" needed in the near future. Tho
seeding in tina, country Is pretty we'll
finished and there has been a large
increase in the acreage.
Preliminary reports indicate 4 pos
sihic increase az 100000 acres in
wheat alone i'm Western Canada.
\ further aud pronounced falling on
in tho visible supply of wheat in both
the United states and Canada is ex-
pectcd Monday The crop outlook
:,,h!rourhou, MS comn;ry is favorshls
Tho country is selling only q little
cash wheat and generally higher prices
arc being asked for this grain in the
interior
wer" * 10 y cent higher. Corn closed
practically at the highest points OF tn.
session. Will" May oats lost some
ground. but the July was strong: The
was small and tho reported sales wore
10000 bushels Of corn and Ila,O00 bush
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25
CONTRACTS AWARDED
thcsnpcni>r and Ohio'S Line to CoIun,-
hus-Nirrinia Concerns on the Job.

Inability to finance. at this time of
so-called depression. it's entire project
OF constructing line from the Ohio
River TO Columbus. the capital city OF
ohio. the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company has concluded to undertake.
tho completion NOW If only the first
lap of the ninctymilc route-that from
Sciotovillc to Waverly, Ohio AS soon
as the company is able TO obtain suffi-
Gent funds at reasonable rates the en-
tire plan will be carried ont. Contracts
for the Sciotovilc- Waverly section
have been awarded. The concerns get
ting the work are: W. w BoXley and
Co. Roanoke, Va: Rinehart e Dennis
Co. charlottesville. Va. Winston e
Co. Richmond. Va, and the Robert
Grace Contracting Co. Pittsburgh
From point near Wavcrly. tho Chcsa-
p"akc ana Ohio will arrange with the
Norfolk and Western for trackage
privileges for entrance to Columbus,
until IL is able to complete its own line
Tor the entire distance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25
Bank Statement.

NEW YORK. April 1.-THE statement ~
tho actual condition ot clearing hous" banks
and trust companies shows that they hold
Sjs i::, So reserve in excess Of legal require
ncr,s This IS an increase of Si-cis.2i9 "ve-
last week.
Tine statement follows:
Actual condition:
Loans etc. $50 .3s%.c.h increase, 80. 2S5.'o.
Reserve in own vaults. sE..!s5 a.. 81 which
s3t,.eS.''n II specie. increase, Sia71T.HNl.
Reserve N Federal reserve bank S.!, 40.
%: increase. SI..IGo6i
Reserve in other repositories. s3l.6Si.C); In
crease. sis.ihi1.
NJ, demand deposits ,:.s,S3c6,ooN: increase,
g.: ..GJr".
-; dine deposits. s..o72i,ooo; increase,
t-.5)9.ou
circulation. ,a7.7'sqN: increase, si52.%0.
Aggregate reserve. So es7 90.
i:xcess reserve si7l.9c's.a; increase. ST.
81. ~
summary % sat" banks and trust com
paries in Greater New York, no, included
In clearing -hcus" statement:
Loans. ,tc.. SI.A.31s.i1H; increase. Si.1s-.@>.
Speoie SH.S.ioSi: increase. S?js.:f>
Legal tenders. S1.53l. >f-' decrease. $3.50.
TOTAL deposits, iSe5..>s.al"; increase, si3.
Banks cash reserve in vaults 81. sla.itn.
Trust companies cash reserve in vault. fi3,-
-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25
BUILDING IN NORTON
Town Hears or Depression Throut. 4,
f"pcrs. Hut Sees None of IL Mt NIo,uc.

NORTON. VA. April 2i.--The news
paper readers of tnls town have. &
course. beard much about dopressY
on account of foreign wars and Oft
Things. but they have seen no evidence
or II mere. Norton continues It's in
dustrial growth. and its business OF
an KINDS shows Increases right along
from month TO month. There Ia prob
ANY NOR" building going ON and being
prepared for than ever before in the
history OF the town. Building is cs-
pcciany active in the residential limo,
and then there are numerous business
houses and public buildings now under
construction.
Norton mow mas daily trains on the
Interstate Railroad. the Virginia and
Southwestern. the Louisville and NASH
VILE. the Norfolk ana Western and the
Virginia and Kentucky.
business in all lines is active in The,
town and the surrounding region. and
down in this neck OF the woods we
would not know anything about any
kind of commercial depression if we
were not newspaper readers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25
ON TO CHATTANOOGA
DIR. True, of Agricultural Department.,
and Fairfax Harrison mt Education
md Industrial Convention,

Or. y. G. True. director of the office
of experiment stations in the United
states Department Of Agriculture, and
one of the most noted men In scientific
agricultural work in the country, will
be among the score of government eX-
pcrts who Will be in Chattanooga this
Week for the annual session OF the
Southern Conference for Education and
Industry.
Or. True Will make an address be.
fore the Southern Industrial Council
on Tuesday afternoon. Others on the
program will he Fairfax HARRISON,
president of the Southern Railway
Company, and G. c. Hanson, president
OF the Gulf Compress Company. OF
Memphis, Tenn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK. April 9i-Cotton was Quiet
to-day ana business seemed he largely
In the way of evening up commitments for
over tn Weekend, with the close steady
net points lower to points higher
Relatively steady Liverpool cables and on
tmistic reviews Of the dry goods situation
caused some scattering covering at the start
and the market opened at an advance of 2
to points.
Reports OF Improving weather conditions in
the South ard - rather loss optimistic view
Of early peace prospects In Europe. appeared
+" promote renewed realizing Of liuuidation
and prices soon tased OFF Trading became
less active on scale down. and. after
showing u not loss Of about to { points
prices rallied slightly from the lowest on
covering.
Sales Of print cloths at Fall River were
heavy during the past week. and the rs-
timated business for the last four weeks
has aggregated $500 pieces. comparing with
about 4coc'S pieces last year. Next Tuesday
VIII he the first notice day for Nav con
tracts. There Will he meeting Of the
memDers OF the exchange at noon Mon
day TO act upon proposed amendments TO
the hDy-laws relating 10 deliveries
fnft Tln
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25
BRUNSWICK BONDS
Five Fer Gcnters Attracted Many HID
dcrs md Sell for Good Premium.

LAWHENCEVlLI.:. VA. April "a
Brunswick County this week sold re-
funding county bonds 10 the amount OF
s5..u"0 and obtained slo2.2l for them,
a Baltimore house being the largest
bidder rhes" bonds were issued to
retire tho remainder OF the bonds is
sueL by IN" county for tho building Of
tho Atlantic and Danviile Railroad. now
known a the Norfolk -Danyille divi-
sior OF the Southern Railway. They
were : per cent bonds. The credit Of
Brunswick County is Al in the iinan-
cial circles. and the number nf bids
received for the issue indicate that the
money markets OF the country are get
ting in good shape. There We're bidders
from New York, Cincinnati and To-
le6O
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25
>I.onr-Hccaca Electric Line.

kItEF1ELD w. VA. April - Con
struction OF tho electric railway, which
the Princeton Power Company is build
ing between this place and Princeton. is
progressing rapidly. and ii is expected
that the line Will be in operation about
the middle OF SKINNER. Ii viii he
twelve miles long. and will provide.
transportation facilities which have
long been needed. About three fourths Of
the distance is graded and ready for
track Having, which is To start Mas l..
:. j. Evans. OF Princeton, is president.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25

H.ANNII.LE. VA. April 24.-The
Southern Railway this week put ia
commission the new double track be
tween this city and Rcidavillc, y. c..
and the work of carrying il on to
Greensboro is nearly finished This is
one of :he busiest stretches on the
Southern between Washington and
Charlotte. and the double track will
prove n great help in the handling OF
the multitude OF trains.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25
RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
LS.,lGs a IrilinlI S-innk Nlrl.


R!chnorI. Va. April y; !9i5
Fest steers to ~: medium TO good bE
q :: common to fair. 5 to {: host hcifers. c..
o "a medium to good, 5i2 to Ga; commo. 10
air ~ To ~; best cows. ga to So: medium
Gonh. a.. to ~: common to fair. 81. To
u; best oxen. 5i5 TO g; common TO cair. a,
b" ~: bulls. 4h to 5i5. veals. 10 III: best
loGs. :: light Gis to :; sows and stag., ~,
o so; best sheep. to :; medium to good
to G; common to fair. 2i2 to Az: lambs.
%, to 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25

NI.W YUNk. -NprII 31--taW sWgar. sieaaE.:
inol.s.cs 81; centrifugal. i1i refined.
steady Spo, COFFEE quiet. Eo -. it.c.
santos Is. 100.
Cuttcusced OIL NJ. steady to-day FOR near
hy deliveries while forward months We're
higher IN scattered commission houS" buying
Ana local bun support. Grade markets "'re
steady Final prices were unchanged 10
points not higher. I'll" market closed STEADY.
spot. s.S3. April. 6"2H6.ss. May, sfSi.6
June Gs.l'S.s3: Jaly. 5.tiT".ai. August. i.,'T
I'll. SeptciuBor. ~: October. 1.-iHI.-I:
November s.u-tp. Total sales, G.26 barre f..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25
BOND LIST

Atlantic Coast Line - - tb!dl ....... ..
4. 6. LII. and y. e. asked. ........ -;
\ c. l. ~. : Gin Baltimore ,bidp.... 8
Chesapeake aud ohio -. i;...-.......... -
ligE"u and Myers Is...........-........... '-:;i.
1.orllsrd Company Observation-Disclosures. ,aS
Norfolk and Western Cv. ;;.s ,b!tl ... los
Sea hoard Air Line stamped IS tb.d). 81
Seahoard Air Line adj. 5s.............. s.t
Southern Pacific CV. Observation-Disclosures. S5s
Southern Halfway Observation-Disclosures. 6.7x
southern Halfway, is............ .......... !Nl-I
United states Registered -. 1917 ........ psi.
United States REGISTERED S.. lHl'....... 'li's
United STATES ROE. Parsma D.. It-i.. DIX
United states Registered =, 3.j.......... ljcty
United states steel ri - ......--...... ,al
Virginia Brown Rros, c,is - tbidb ... ~
Va Car Chemical LIST Observation-Disclosures. o.
Va. r.. and Power - asked .......... .i
Naoash deb. Observation-Disclosures. .........- -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK. April 2i.-Cotton goods and
yarns were firm and active to-day Knit
goods were more active. Linens firm and
dress linens active. Burlaps were steady
To firm on heavywcights The carpet auc-
lions ended to-day. with all goods sold.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25

NEW ORLEANS. April o4.-Price move
menis In the cotton market TODAY were
narrow. In the early trading there was
an advance OF 10 points IN response to
better Liverpool cables than due. hut profit
taking by longs met the better prices and
Ing the trading months were TO points
under the final fgures OF yesterday. The
close WAS unchanged to points up, COM
pared with yesterdays close.
The continued rains In Texas and unccr-
iainty over weather conditions for the next
day or two has had steady effect.
The unfavorahie 1eaturc' Of the week end
Cotton futures closing: May. a.aI July
,c:c: October, tn.Il; December. 1855: .Tanu-
airy. 1915. Spot cotton, quiet, unchanged.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25

Live poultry In tnir I"m.n': receipts -
sprinc cn!ck"-s Increasing market fair Eggs
:cceipts heavier. mmrtor steady. Rut;cr
N"rt"t In inir condition. Live storN IN
iair demand. Hidrs-tp cents. market
unsettled.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25
IIIIC\Go nR\I\ u>nErr

CHICAGO. April i-Buliish cables ana
European buying az h"th old and new crop
deliveries forced the wheat market today
steadily upgrade Their" Vts strong
At 80 I" -a.c above last nigh, corn GAINED
1>c to - not. ami oats, i.c 10 It,c. In
PROVISIONS tho outcome was unchanged % So