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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-19
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fpuBtIein 6fKsn ~ettragen, ipas tie g~sisiitsi
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-19


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ton b9litaet
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Weligti4i6t als a bic batoeH Ehts
bgieblsboosz tn eer tIeinen pFrgN ta
Grtlaaft i'm Wlc2aaHsb auie, gegent3trs
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betra6ts. See mar nit leingFh militaris
fAeH @etreiar, 4btrt IlnrtpaG. @tdnt
NIT ieiaem Slab un6 ben Gtneraltn Sbes
ri9an uno Orb srtdienlu. Der 9egtns
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se5n SUB bon i%eiHanber g@etrennt laben,
par auHaaeHn. @r11t, Der 1ttser, nici
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6aar uub Bart nuBbrauH, IN elmer elm
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gen angiebt, traurlg uu6 IN 8soruftsl
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gepeffeIt fei, fir bic UlanHidait BATH
Der ieDeilige Gommanoeur INIT ieine1
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uH5 militdrif4es gI8sntlum foaten ben
Sitser dusge9dnbiet perben; Dfttjler
fo[ten 8egen, Yferoe uno 8ePad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-28

cnso. Sentiment was decidedly bearish be
cause OF the excellent crop conditions In
all sections OF the winter wheat belt.
coupled with the fact that tho spring wheat
crop IL likely TO be some larger than 'ast
year in places where II was said that win
ter wheat was late This has been overcome
by excellent growing weather.
As viewed from an impartial standpoint.
tho man who puts out a short line of
whent on sharp declines in the e1pects-
ton OF rcapins rich harvest ~ likely to
DO more or less disappointed. II Is only
necessary to turn back week two In
order to see the folly OF putting out short
lines, Gs many OF those who have adhered
strictly to tho bear side have suffered losses
BY being forced to cover outstanding con-
tracts Whenever the export trade in cash
wheat shows halt for a day or two 1t is
Is then that the short lines are put out.
Those in a position TO know say that every
pound OF wheat now held In this country
would DO wanted before another crop Is
available.
The Dutch government is reported to
have taken lot OF 500 barrels OF -four In
the Northwest yesterday.
Corn showed losses of lH1iSc to-day.
ana there little reactionary power
shown. The decline in oats was factor
against the corn market. and there were
may longs In the trade who disposed OF nt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-28
ACT HELD INVALID
Virginia Judge Now In Alnsku Hand,
Down Important Decision.

From far away Nome, Alaska. Colo
mel Ben o. James, Secretary of the
Commonwealth. yesterday received an
interesting communication from per-
sonal friend. telling of an important
decision rendered by Judge John Ran
dolph Tucker.
Judge Tucker was n resident of Bed
ford when he received his appointment
to the bench Of the United States Dis
trict Court for the territory IT. Alaska
lie represented the Bedford district in
tho Virginia Senate.
In the decision referred to Judge
Tucker held that the act of the Lcgis-
lature of the Territory Of Alaska Great :
ing Il Hen on drcdgcs for labor per
formed upon mining claim is invalid.
The act of Congress granting to Alaska
Il territorial form Of government and
provides that no act OF the territorial
Legislature shall embrace more than
one subject. which subject shall I've ex-
pressed in the title of the act.
The title to the lien act in question
states that II Is IAN act to create liens
upon mines In favor of laborers. ETC.
In the body of the act 1t is provided
that laborers shall have n lien upon
drcdEes and other structures for labor
performed upon the mine.
The court held that a dredrc and n
mine are two different subjects. and
that dredGes being not specified in the
title of the act that act is null and
void.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-28
STOCKS CLOSE At RALLY
FROM DAYS LOW PRICES
Frontal Attack Is Made ON Bulls,
Which Threatens Reduction
in Figures.
IRREGULARITr IN MARKET
Buying Power Leaves Good Impress
sion on Tradcrs-Steel Is Moved
Up NeSrly Points, but Serves ms
He'd EsS IL Bears
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co. .. 80 e-s- g-,-,N, -
rail, II. 4., 81. -~r -,s~ rs,
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put Is e,.rs ..vtG'v E-e-s.ss. sa; N :,
mire,y 4.y. rsrsr ;es ,m,-s II tGs msi.
and the increases p-cGuc,ieu w.. MO; u=
feii uiul wen iu,o guy
ers OF Stesl In the early ,rSl:ns. anl agar.
later ia .ae day when ;as r.ice broke 10
81.
There heavy trading in lnre.eorousa
common ~ tic opening AcG :he c.cse.
The last hSures were he h.rhes; Q: the
day.
American Beet Sugar and American Can
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-28
Bank
COTIpS N,RIit.,rS

NiN YORK. April 9T.-Co,toD was
nervous "nd unsettled to-day. with nriccs
lower under scattering liqu.dation Local and
'ore!sn se.!!ns closed steady at Z, net do.
G"i.e o! 10 = points. opened s,n,dv a,
a Gec!ine OF 20 POINTS on lower csnl"s
ana estIH1a tes ihH, notices had hcer issued
against 800 bales OF the lova! Stock n,
May contracts. - anticipated how"yar
,Vo"' noi reop!e appeared TO ne taking ub
tie notices az ia" prevailing Mtv ,ii.Tn,,,t,
undcr JAY. aud ihe market ir.tei ~, IN,
n!'er ths sal" acilN" months selling BACK
!" "''i!lh or points oi last nights clog
iHE. i'E!Nai" cables reporting mai Grcar
,?.it"lh ms IIoH!bitel exports from III.
oh''tI AiAEG"L 10 Europe. except France,
iNGas!@ tiA spain, seemed 10 uns-,,I =,
local sentiment, ana prices waGeu snnrniy
nurins ihe AFTERNOON vim active SELLING
about A. 70 j. ruiuts net lower
Al The decline ri auout q, r.ri,,s ,
hlgh ieEels "i LAST week however o.
Ierlhgs became esq active. and last rr,ces
We're sewers. points up from the lowest on
snort covering AID gathering demand
which may have heeu inspire. %, expa1i,t'
Mons OF p"AisE weekly weather rsport
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-28
MILLIONS OF BUSHELS
OF WHEAT OVERHEARD
Average Professional VIII Go on Board
To-day Short Long Lines
OF Grain
Lspecial 70 The Times. Dl,natch.l

CIIICtG0 tnr,i >: Ths . DsSps,chcI
sional In the Chicago wheat market Will go
on the Board OF Trade tomorrow morning
short goodly amounts OF that grain The
talent sold freely to-day. throwing over.
board millions of bushels or long wheat
and experimenting this by putting out
snort lines. From the manner in which
they forced their grain upon the market
they were not at all particular as TO the
price they were able to secure Several
times during the session there was cornpeti-
ton among the bears to get rid OF wheat
with the price n secondary considera ton
!'rice Losses for the dav were 2s.c for May
2'tc for July and lAc for September a
noticeable feature was the buying by houses
closely connected with the seaboard and
by brokers representing exporters at Chi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-28

least part of their holdings. Elevator
on tho selling Side
Cash corn sales were 10000 bushels for
Oats wore on lH12Hc under heavy sell
shorts and Investors. Tho weather is fine
iSr the growing crop. Cash prices I'm all
The provision trade was fractionnliy bet
ter. Hogs at the yards were slow, hut
hrm. rho feature OF the market was tho
changing of large quantities of May ribs
over TO July ut difference of IS cents
pork At 5Thc and lard at INC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-28
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tSales at Union Stock YardsD

Richmond "a, April q. 1915
Best steers. "a TO "a. medium to good. "a.
to - common to fair. 81. TO 6i1 best
hcifcrs. 10 ~: medium to good. $40 TO 6is:
common TO fair ~. to So: best COWS. 5,a to
s1.: medium TO good. ~ to 5i.: common to
tai-, sc. to 49,: best oxen. to Sly; common
to fair "a TO ~; best bulls. 5ia to 6;
medium ~ TO ~: veais. to .: hes, hogs.
"a light So TO "a: sows and stays, ; to &:
best sheep. to :; medium 10 good 5 10 &:
common TO fair, 10 AZ spring lambs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-28
AUCTION SALEs-Tuture Days
BY r. B. CHAFFIN & CO., Inc,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
Richmond Va

Trustees Auction Sale OF Palmer.
on-American; ] l.. II. Clement Resaw,
fifty pieces Of Old Railroad Iron, i Rip
Saw, i small Upright Engine, 2 or 8
horsepower. used only TO run cutoff saw.
New Drill, l pair Secondhand Truck
Wheels: being the same personal prop
erty sold TO the said c. w. Harrison by
the Chesterfield Land and Coal Co., and
being a part of tho personality bought
by the said company from l.. c. Dininny.
Acting under n deed of trust from
e. w. Harrison. dated October IS, 1914,
duly recorded In the clerks ofice of
Chesterfield Circuit Court, in D. B. 139,
page 335, default having been made in
the payment of money therein secured
and being SO required by the benef-
Charles. shall sell at Public Auction
at tho plant Of Harrison Planning Mills.
near Chester. Chesterfield Co, Va, at
$3.50 p. NJ, on
FRIDAY. THE BOTH DAY OF APRIL.
1918.
the above described property.
Terms: Cash rs to expenses Of ex-
ccuting this trust and to pay n note OF
S900, with interest from the 28th day
of October. 1914. Any residue of pur-
chase money shall also be payable in
JNo. C. EAsLEY,
49,. Trustee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-28
BOND LIST

AtIaniiS Coast line Isl is................ sIia
y. Z. Il ana -. Recommendations. $50.
A, c. l. y. it Gin bAltimoreJ CbidJ... 5,
Chesapeake and ohio CIV. r.s......... -
Liggctt and Myers IS b!dy........... l.S
Lori!Htd Company 's........................ I2c'a
Norfolk anC Western Cv. ii2s............ 1851,
Seahoard Air Line stamped is ,bidJ.... 81
Seaboaru Air Line ADJ. js.............. s6a.
Southern Pacific cv. is............... S5it
SoutAeth hai!"a! ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. n6is
Southefi! h.ItWd! os'.;.....:..:.......... s9is
It!!ttu :t"teS istEIsteFcG - 1899 ,bidJ.. :Si.
Chtev states tctiSicre4 So 1912 tuidJ.. ..i7
SHitei St4tss ktS' fdn"ina IS 1861 tpidJ lUli7
United states Registered is ,?.5 (b,d) . lu9i,
Shlltu states steel ri os................ 1919.
~, Ni'bLi.i- b:oMh BROS Gus oa......... diia
Va Car. CheniCa! LIST Observation-Disclosures. 80
Va. Ky. ANA Power Is ,askedl......-.. ~
Wabash deb. Observation-Disclosures. >.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-28
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK. April I.-Cotton goods
We're nrin ana quiet to-day. Yarns active
SILKS Tor fall. quiet: mems In sheer
ronftrnction active for immediate delivery.
ran trade. quiet. An order for o. Jho wool
blankets for Belgium was iled.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-28

Weakened co;tonsecd oil and led 10 scat
;e:sd LIQUIDATION. under which prices closed
and consuming trade. quiet. The market
ciosed steady Spot. $50; April. 65o bid.
:.e:6'5c2 September. 7leI7H; October. 7.iSS
III November. 6&J.oc. Total sales, 500
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rETERsRrRG PEANUT MARKET.

'l n ~ Rodgers. FIummer & Co. Inc.)
r. phIERSBuRG. VA, April ?7.-Spanish-
FARMERS stock-market weaker. Holders
asking 81: cleaners bidding. a3c. Virgin,as-
Farmers atock-Market steady. Fancy Jum-
no. SEC per pound: fancy hand picked 3i2c
per pound: extra prime. SIC per pound ;
shel!ing stock. :&c to csc per pound.
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK N.eKEr

CHICAGO. April c7.-HoEs. quiet: hulk
s. S:..%ns.':2; light, SEQ; mixed, $50: heavy.
se'p aS'..o: rough, s6.%nsI5: pigs. $3.50
@:9G$ss5; Western steers, s5.Cas74o: cows
and hcifcrs. s3:9Iss,63: calves. ss.c5Ts90o
sheep. slow sheep. s7.lTSSJl: lambs IS ~
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IICmMo>D sTOCk MAnKEr

~
Ricnmond. Va, April e. 1915
STATE SECURITIES. ,u1 AZ,
Virginia, SIS old 4. and R. ss
Va Centuries =, ). Z. ana r.. III.
STREET EY. STOCKS 80
Va Ky and Power Co. pid..... 81
K.\It.i.O-, - SIDChS
Atlantic Coast Line. com....... i!2
Chesapeake and Oh!o........... q
Norfolk and Western COM ltE -
Sea3oard Air Line, pid.......,.. % -
SeatoaEd Air Line, comm. &c
aG9tnein hallway. co!n......,... !s7 -.
American National Bank...... 900
NhiioHa! state and C!ty Bank no
TKuST,. GOMPANIE STOCKS
Old pomiu.Ou Trust Company Do
NrginihH Trust Compan: 80. !5s
Va Car ar, chemiea! Co. pfd... 81. a.
Va Ere and Marine Ins CO. =
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NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH. Aprn "3-TurpentIne Arm
t:t.H5hs: sales. 20 casks: receipts. ST. casks
shipments SIS casks: stocks. @,cei casks
Ros!n firm: sales. ESQ barrels: receipts
500 bales; shipments 5000 bales; stock
l?;9 bales Quote: A. B.. 80.
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'iS or S.n;,:-.,..:.,'.,c;.;;;::.:;:::..::1 II
BY Levy Commission Col
Richmond. Va, April n. I:

Live poultry in fair demand; receipts of
spring chickens Increasing: market fair EGGS
-Rcccipts heavier, market steady Butter
MARKET In fair condition. Live stock In
unsettled.
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Norfolk &Western Railway

ONLY ALLRAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule In effect Aprn s. 1915
Leave Byrd street Statioa. Richmond FOR
NORFOLK $3.50 a. NJ. 800 p NJ, 1900 p. II
FOR LYNCHBURG AND THE WEST:
'6:l5 a. NJ. $3.50 a. NJ 500 z. NJ. .s:ey r.
NJ.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: .iI:p A.
NJ. 'S:ss =. NJ. lied p. NJ. From tho West:
NJ. 900 Z. NJ.
Daily. tDaiIy except Sunday. :sundny
only.
w. 3. BEvlLL. W. C. SAUNDERS.
r. T. NJ, Roanoke. G. p. A, Roanoke.
c. II. BOSLEN. .. P. A.. Richmond Va
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York

$500 Alaska Gold ............
1865 Allis-Chalmers
500 Allis- Chalmers. pfd.
cl,eo0 AnalSamated Copper
500 Am. Ayr. Chem, com.
1880 Amer. Beet Sugar, com.
1900 American Can
1000 American Can. pfd.
S'eo0 Amer: Car and Fdry. :.
sVo American Cotton Oil
SOC Amer: Hide and Lea. pr.
500 American I.inseed Oil. =.
$500 American Locomotives
500 Amer. Malt Co., pfd
zoo Amer can Smelling
~ american SnuT, com.
LOO American Sugar
1000 Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co.
Loo American Tobacco, com.
loo American Tobacco, pfd.
$500 Anaconda Copper .......
100 Atlantic Coast Line
\. G. l.. of Connecticut.
5000 Baltimore and Ohio
$500 Bethlehem Steel Co, com
Bethlehem Steel Co, pfd
british Amer. lob. Co.
LOCO Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
$.tpO Central Leather. com
'.ico Canadian Pacific
!t0 California Petroleum -.
-'"p" NNeSapeakc and ohio. -.
sou Chicago Great West.
zoo Chi. Great West, pfd
Chi. Mil. and st. Paul.
l+.Soo Chino copper .....
truciNle Steel Cor. com.
CruciNlc steel. pfd 80.
$500 colorado Fuel ana Iron.
Colorado ami Southern.
500 Con solidated Gas
l.Soc Corn Products. com
pen. anG Rio Gran. com.
$500 Erie
eeo Erie. Is; pfd. ,.......
ed. Min. and SIN. pfd.
aoo General Electric
eco Goodrich
geo Great Northern. pfd.
$500 Grca; Northern ore Gifts.
Illinois Central ......
v',10o lnterboro- Met. .....
200 lntorhoro-Mat.. pfd. -.
100 Int. Harvester. com.
200 Ink. Paper
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Kely-Sprincneld Advances.
NEW YORK, April oI.-On the curb to-
day ly-Spr ingfeld Tire advanced 3,s
points on odd-lot trading.
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Richmond & Chesap.ak. Bay Railwa, ComDan,

- ~"SSefSNa~ oeJ 'NoiiUoJ SShiPouJ
SupersedinE Schedule OF April IA, 1914
echeduls Subject to Change wlthvus
Notice.
Trains leaves Richmond b'6:eo A. M. Z A.
H.. b. A. NJ. A ~. .'lo A. N. II A. n.
p. VI. +. NJ. p NJ. bt +. M. S:n
r.. SGD p. NJ; 7:ls r. NJ. bi p. n. u p.
Trains leave Ashland J:Ss A. M. BIZ A. ~
. A NJ. bs A NJ. 10 A. NJ. 'su A. M. .lj
noon. ~ r. a.; r; 2. ~. r. ~
b9 p. NJ. IL p. n.
bCarries baggage DAILY except Sunday.
sSundass only.
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CHICAGO GRAIN ,I.purr

CHICAGO. April @7.-Excellent domestic
crop prospects led to heavy wheat selling !
today. Closed nervous. &c to 2a.c net de-
cline Corn, finished itc TO inalSc down:
oats. OF l"1c 10 "'7U?SsC. and provisions the
same as last nIght to lie hIcher -