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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-14
BULLS IN WHEAT
TIGHTEN THEIR GRIP
Advances Are Kept Down by Heavy
Selling on Part Of December
md Mny Shorts
Especial to The Times Dispatch

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
SltlCAGO. November Eth. bulls
IN wheat frightened their grip on that
marNet to-day. While the advances
werc kept down by heavy selling OF
some of tho larger shorts in December
and May. who are now fighting all up
turns, INC net gains We're IS to lie:
and resting spots were within Sc. of
the best prices reached. 1t would be
difficult matter to say with any de-
gree of correctness as to the open in
large. however. and the shorts arc at
tempting the big concerns in the trade
These concerns have sold December
and May wheat short and they un-
douDteniy expect to make deliveries of
the same. They have bought enormous
quantities OF wheat in the Northwest
and this is coming forward as rapidly
as possible. There is. an army of
shorts in both of the active futures.
and those not caring to take q chance
on the short side under present condi-
tons. continue to buy from day to
day, and they are not particular as to
the price paid. Conditions surrounding
the Winnipeg and Minneapolis markets
are said to be bullish. There is a big
shortage in November wheat at Win
nipeg. and there is also n big shortage
in December and May wheat at Min
ncapolis.
When the enormous movement of
wheat Is taken into consideration. the
fact that the wheat has been we'll
absorbed. shows that the bears ana
shorts are skating on thin ice. AT the
Western markets the receipts last
week were 1851. 900 bushels compared
with 15.363.0o0 bushels for the CORE
spending time a year ago.
The Seaboard reported 400, 900 bush
els of wheat for export mainly Mani
toba. Sales at Chicago were $4,000
bushels.
Corn was we'll supported by not
only the buying Of the old bull crowd
but the country was also buyer, as
there are many in the interior who
believe that corn, especially the Nav
future, viii work 10 a much higher
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DRY WEATHER CURTAILS
BREAKS OF LEAF TOBACCO
Markets In Dark md bright Bcits
Strong md Buyers Arc Anxious
for stock.

Again from all parts OF the tobacco
growing and leaf-selling regions OF
Virginia and North Carolina comes tho
cry or small sales OF leaf tobacco and
all on account of :hc dry weather
which makes It Impossible for the
growers to strip the weed from the
stalks and put IL in shape for market.
In Richmond the offerings were very
limited, auction sales being attempted
only two days in the week, and alto
gethcr not as much as 10000 pounds
sold. The buyers seem eager for the
weed and prices are apparently adj
vancing. The sun-curcd stock that was
offered last week brought better fig
urcs than have been marked on the
tickets in as many as three years past
The reports from the bright markets
are given below.
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Rank Statap&pt

NEW YORK. November I3-rhe statement
of the actual condition Of clearing Il ouse
banks ard trust companies for the week
shows that they hold sla3S45310 reserve In
excess OF legal requirements. This IL an In
crease OF S47itS7O over last week. The state
ment follows:
Actual condition:
Loans. etc, s3.i22Ili 900; increase $50. o3,. 600
Reserve In own vaults $533.0TS. 900. of which
siTS 354 600 in specie: increase $4,000
Reserve in Federal reserve bank, Sl69. 03l. 600;
increase silcl 600.
Reserve in other repositories, Sts5il.o eco; In
crease. $4,000.
Net demand deposits. sa.2ie.e43,ooo; increase.
si2, 4l3 oao.
Net time deposits. sIA. 7es.ooo: Increase tIss.
COO.
Circulation. sS4.4s7. 900: decrease. s6s5.ooo.
Aggregate reserve. $3.50 900
Excess reserve, Si93.S45,370; increase. S.7A.
$40
Summary of State banks and trust com
panies in Greater New York. not included
In clearing house statement:
Loans etc. s6I2 S29. 500 increase. 81 al. 800
Specie. s52.3.5 500. increase. s97,l00
Legal tenders. So. 40S. 100; increase. S,i3.1oo
Total deposits. ss2i,32S,3 800; increase. $s.67S.-
Banks cash reserve In vaults. 3lI. 22S. 400.
Trust companies cash in vaults.
Sa0.556. 100.
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banana Meal.


Perhaps banana meal will become a
common article of diet. At any rate
Kingston. Jamaica, has started into tho
business of making banana meal. and
there the inhabitants pronounce il good.
The town got to making banana meal be-
cause OF bad conditions In the banana
business. Not being able to dispose
of all the bananas. careful experiments
were undertaken to see IL they could
not be turned into flour. 1t was dis
covered that $50 pounds of bananas
made l3S pounds of meal. The whoio-
sale price was put at 4 cents per pound
The return is regarded as satisfactory
The meal as a food is regarded with
satisfaction when mixed with wheat
Hour Cak. and bread are made from
the mixture, which is composed of tn.
Hour and meal in proportions of half
and half. or in mixtures whore some
what less than half of the bana ma flour
is used. ~
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COTTON MARKETS
iich niond, Va. November IL.
S.LES on BOARD

NEW YORK, November l3-After opening
E-mcr, the cotton market rallied on week.
{. g up from lille to ll.90c and closing at
Sts.ssc. The general list closed steady at 4
et ADVANCE OF to Is points. Approximations
OF unfnvorable weather in the south over
sunday and continued reports of an improv-
ih6 spot demand appeared to restrict Of
,,erihnss. ana buyers evidently found very
"t RE, cotton Tor sale around the ring.
Ihe market opened at decline IF : TO
pon.s Win March selling of 10 II e2c and
Nay !" .Wc under liquidation. and scatter
M i9'ai pressure. which appeared to he in
crop estimate from foreign sources. ami the
lhiiHic o! inc weather map to show the
iIecIins temperatures which have been eX-
pecied. The private cables reporting mat
prominent Engliah statisticians es,inara,i
ih:s Year growth of American cotton M
l-.a".v sS,, naies. also reported that the same
would he forced to reduce their aa,,, a.G ,
placing the worlds consumption NJ * nno mn
halcs. ana these advices were proba hIv on
rbe rcnori os 'a ,S on tho carly decline.
domestic mill CONSUMPTION for ~, snowihg
.coeao bales excluding linters, against 4,l SEQ
last year or a total consumption OF lint
ana iinters for the month Of 6s957s haiaa
against 4s2,0ol bales. was considernd q, III >
with bnliish ideas. however. md buyers wero
aiso Influenced by favorable reports from ~ a
rms., rage, ms well as by predictions that
irceIhs temperatures We're likely In the
south Demand did not become general On
the advance, but was sufficiently active To
sehu Mhrch contracts up to 12l1c and NAV
10 LAC, with the general list selling about
II 10 IA points net higher. The close wa a
or points OFT from the best under renl-
iz,ng. Bmiish spot market advices includ ed
reports that representatives of Swedish sni,,
ntrs were In the domestic markets for loo :
WO Dales or cotton to no shipped direct IN
Swenen. and had arranged ut the British
sovernneht m order TO avoid any Interior
cncs with these consignmcnts,
Co;ton futures closed steady
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ASK Mr.. Bowman"

Before making reservations or pur-
chasing II. r. or S. S. tickets ELSE
WHERE
He is Ticket and Tourist Agent for
c. & Q. Ry.. Old Dom. S. S. Co.. NJ &
NJ. I. Co. and all Atlantic and Pacific
S. S. Lines.
He can probably save you money.
Hc furnishes TRAVEL WITHOUT
trouble to all Parts of the World
Hotel and Free Information Bureau.
Phone Randolph 1857. No trouble to
give informa ton.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK.. November l3.-Rav sugar.
hrm; centrifugal, 50i: mola.s~s, 4at; re-
fined. steady. Butter. steady. Cheese.
steady. Spot coffee. quiet: Rio IS. 1;,c;
Santos e., s:,c. r
Cottons-ed oil was quiet, but firm. on week
end covering, light crui~ offerings and
with higher ruling in lard and cotton. Final
prices wsrc To points net higher The
market closed caster: spot. 7.75Ts.la; No
vember, 1,S5ns.sj December, 1S5Ti1ss: Janu-
AIRY. ,.stn1.s'; February. 7.saT7.:I; March.
7.ssW1.",; April so9as.o4 May. S,03Is.l1: June.
\, iysIS.ls
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The BInck.tone Market.

BLACKSTONE. VA, November Ia
Receipts have been very light in both
light and dark tobacco this week. ow-
ing to the dry, harsh wintry weather.
which makes il practically Impossible
for the farmers to handle their to-
bacco. The market remains active in
both grades. dark and bright. Brights
have stifened In price and there is an
active demand for ALL grades.
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level Tho gains to-day were SIS to
3-ic. Cash sales were small at 81, 700
bushels. and this was for domestic use.
Oats were frnctionally better for the
day and were helped by tfe strength
In other grains. The export and do
nestle demand for this grain was
small. sales being 10000 bushels
Provisions made further advances
and closed firm. May lard was taken
hy shorts. and this buying was credited
/" one or the local operators who il;
known 10 trade in Eoodly amounts
Packers led in the selling.
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Thc Rocky Mount Market.

ROCKY MOUNT. y. c., November l3.
Another week OF dry weather has
tended to cut short the receipts OF to-
bacco on the local market. the total
sales amounting to about 10000
pounds. at an average of sl5.96. The
total sold to date this season, is about
100000 pounds. at an average OF
Sl2.23.
whole, been good. though wrappers are
not as plentiful, and much undesira Die
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sonth moston SOFIA a MIliIon pounh-

SOUTH BOSTON. VA. November ID
Sales of leaf tobacco for the week on
this market have been very light. con-
sidering the season of the year.
amounting to about 100000 pounds.
This condition is due to the long CON
tinucd clear and dry weather.
Prices continue to look up. This
market Is now averaging we'll above
10 cents. There has been no change in
the quality Of the offerings. and the
condition OF same has been uniformly
good.
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date this season. 4ls.o0o pounds. A sea
son is still badly needed for handling
tobacco and there will have to be one
before sales will be heavy.
The weather has been very warm
and some people have taken tobacco
down. indicating that sales will be
somewhat larger next week.
Where tobacco is in good order
prices arc good, and as a rule are CIV
inr satisfaction.
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.

tShIes at Union StoCkyards.1
Richmoud, Va November l3. 1915.
Best steers. III to 5: choice higher:
m.diGm 10 good. 81. to IL. common to
fair. TO Best hciters. 6h to 4 medium
TO coed. ~ TO 8: common to fair. ga TO :.
Best cows. 81. to 5is: medium to good, iii to
{: common to fair. as TO AZ. Best oxen, s
To 6i-: medium. to good. ~. to 6: common to
fair. u. 10 :: hest bulls. 81. 20 So; light
~ 20 ~. Best calves. 10 10: common and
medium. to si7. Cows and calves. $50 to
s15: ToI hogs, 1.s5: light. ~. to tx: sows and
stays, .i2 10 tia. Best sheep. to c: common
to fair. TO ). Best lambs. SL to 8;
common and light. TO Z.
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pErEnsRuRG PEANur MAnKEr.

tReported by Rodgers. Plummer & Co.. Inc.D
PETERSBURG. VA. November l3-Spanish
Farmers stock-old peanuts. first quality.
soc per hushei: ola peanuts. damaged. foc to
80 per bushel: new peanuts. dry ard clean.
9oc per bushel: new peanuts. green and
dirty. SOC to - per bushel.
Nirginias-Farmers' stock-old peanuts:
FaEcy Jumbo. 3tc per pound: extra prime.
Sc per pound: Smelling stock. 2iac per pound.
New peanuts: Fancy Jumbo. 81. per pound /:
extra prime. Sc per pound: prime, 2S;c per
pound: Smelling stock. 2i.c per pound.
We urge the Importance of having PEA
nuts thoroughly dry before thr eshing
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
NAVAL STORES.

SAVANNAH. November iS.-Turpentine
hrm. siati2: salcs. 30 casks; receipts. 4sl
casks; shipments. ls9 casks; stock. lo,s7l
casks Rosin. firm; sales. 23s7 barrels: re-
ceipts, = ts9 barrels: shipments G56 barrels:
stock. 62.45e barrels. Quote: A.. b., c.. D.,
T., soo; +. S.oOa5.os; c.. $40: H.. 5l5d so
l.. 5.l5p5.2j: H. 5.7o NJ. $780, ". $50: VIC.
eco: WV. G.S0I6.90.
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CHASE CITY. VA, November 10
Much dry weather has again curtailed
receipts of leaf tobacco on this market.
tho total sales this week being only
." 90 mounds The market IS firm and
prices very satisfactory to sellers. aver
.-.,... =, 80. CLOSE TO 10 cents per pound.
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RICuMOND NAY MARKET
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO. November l3-Hogs-Receipts.
u 90: strong; bulk: ss.5on*I,o5: light. ss.l54
E.oo: mixed :ssoas7.23; heayy: ss.2iGs7277;
! CHttic-Recc:pts, 100. steady; native beef
steers. sSsaSioio: Western steers Ss.ioI
.s3o: COWS and heiters. 12.I5dsS.2o; calves.
Shcep-Receipts. 5000; easy: weihers IS. ?5G
S63S; lambs. S1.noGS9l5.
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THREE

tobacco has been offered. in most cases
II being tobacco shipped from a dis
lance. the native tobaccos. as rule,
showing up better In color and quality.
inc advanced prices noted last week
nave been maintained. and no grade on
, the market seems neglected
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Copper. Show stronr ,r,nc

NEW YORK. November i3.-After an
active and strong opening the curb
market to-day cascd OF in the later
trading on protit-taking. Coppcrs
again displayed 4 strong tone.
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~ levy tOIN tnIsslOn Col
Richmond. Va. November l3. /.

MARKET CONDITION.
Chickcns-Murket in good condition. Hens
Market active and in good demand. Eggs
Very scarce and wanted. Butter-AIarkst
lower. but active at prices quoted. Cattle.
Market dull under heavy receipts. Eeals-
Very scarce and command prices in excess
OF above quotations. Hides-Market In an
satisfactory condition. Rabbits-Reccip;s
light and demand good.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. November 13.-Assumptions mat
export trade from tho United states would
soon become larger. encouraged buliish senti-
mcnt to-day In tho wheat trade. The out
higher. with December ut si65is and May at
sI.O6h. Gains were scored also by other
&c to &c. and provisions. a shade to 7hdeloc.
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Cash grain Wheat-No. red. Sii2iz4Sl.I:
No. RID, tln.asl.ii: No hard, nominal:
40. had N03 Gorn-No. yellow. old.
GJc: No. yellow. new. &c: No. white. old.
sec. Oatc-So. white. 3j&a3sc: standard.
pL-9 49xc.
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WAR STOCKS CONTINUE
SPECULATIVE LEADERS
Public Still Buying These Popular
Shares Despite Recent Slump
In Figures.
FINAL PRICES ARE NEAR BEST
hackawanna Steel, Maxwell Motors
md Studebaker Lead Market.
Steel Common and Other Standard
Issues Move in Narrow Range.
~ BRoADAN WALL.

NEW YORK, November i3.-Commis
sion houses reported a marked increase
III speculation in the war stocks to-day
WIN the result that the industrial
shai"s led a strong and active market.
l"Shhwanna steel, Maxwell Motors
ana Studcbaker were the, leaders. the
hi*' named advancing more than )
points. the second more than :. and
Stuicoaker nearly 6. Steel common
ana other standard industrial shares
ilad II narrow range of price fluctua-
mons and the rails were quiet Metal
stocks w"r" strong, Butt" and super
Tor attracting attention with Il gain
or more than % points
Strength characterized the opening,
gains ranging from fraction to ncar.y
2 points. Baldwin Locomotive showing
tho market however was soon as
sumcd by tho war stocks which con-
tinucd In demand up TO the close. ri
nal prices were near the best.
Brokers declare that notwithstand-
ing the severe losses suffered in the
recent break in tho war stocks. the
speculative public Is again picking up
these issues. This is also true with
regard to odd lots. tho senior partner
OF one large odd-iot firm declaring that
tho small spectators are huyinr the
war stocks on practically as large a
scale AZ ever.
Chicago Rock Island ana Pacific lost
half point. although the report by
only s21.oo0.ooo is needed in the next
three years to thoroughly ehabilitate
the property. Brokers said to-day
that tho recent strength OF the stock
reflected buving hy inside interests
who anticipated that the announce
ment OF IN" figures would result; in a
shares.
There arc many good Judges or
values, however: "ho maintain that the
hIt a 1,-
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NEW YORK November l3--Port NOV.
mcnt-Middling. Ii.s5c. Receipts. 100 bales:
exports ISL bales: stock. 3o3,si7 bales.
Total to-day At all ports-Net receipts.
3siii bales; exports. ll,:i7 bales: stock. 1852
$50 bales.
Total for weck-Net receipts 2s,l5l bale,:
exports. ii,2lI bales
Total for season-Set receipts. 2.sco, lol
bales: exports. l.5Ji.sSs bales.
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SOUTHERN RAII,Wa1

ratns Leave Richmond--Main st Station.
Scheduis hSures not guaranteed For tina
express: p: NJ. express with observation
sleeping car for Atlanta: ll:lb P. NJ, express
for keyaville and Chase city-week daya.
york River l.ine-S:l0 +. Al. Steamer Train
except SUNDAY, come :ting for Baitimors
,,Parior carl. I:sa \ " and 4:l6 P. 81. daily
Trains Arrive F,chmond--From tho South,
7:0 A. N. and 500 A. NJ. $3.50 p, NJ. y:N
go! M. u daily s:N A; A.. except SUNDAY.
day; ESQ A NJ. and s:16 p. H. daily.
Offic. Sol r Main st. Phone Madison II
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NEW ORLEANS. November !3.-cotton
stood the advance during the greater
part of tho session to-day on buying stiInu-
lated ~ the Census Bureau report on con-
sumption by American mills for October.
Bulls considered that the total OF 800. s3j
bales. compared with tJls99 bales year
ago important Indication OF Cordi
lions in the min trade. The market closed
within = or points Of the highest OF the
Gay At a net advance or II TO i3 points.
on tho opening, prices were depressed
TO points by selling FOR short account and
unloading OF long cotton. Liverpool was
not high due. and the weather map
did not show expected cold weather in the
cotton country. The decline hardly lasted
beyond tho first call however. the mar
kct soon felt pressure 10 buy from the long
side.
While the weather map vas considered
much better than expected. conS!dera bic
rain reported over the belt and another
cold wave was indicated to the IVES: OF the
cotton country. Fear that the wet weather
and this cold might combine In the
cotton belt undoubtedly caused some OF tho
buying.
Futures closing: December. II.53: January
il.13; March, lLsa: May. I2.ls: July. u 20
spot cotton. steady. points up Sales on
the spot. 80 bales; IL arrive. 20 bales. Mid
dilrG. Niic.
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Lynchburg Has Gone "Dry."

LYNCHBCRG. VA. November Ia
Auction sales of loose leaf tobacco
this week. $500 pounds. Sales up to
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STEAMBOATS,,
OLD DOMINION IINE

Lv. hicnmond, loot OF Ash st. dxily.7:oO p N
leaves Newport News. $500 A. u.
Connections With main limo .teamees leav.
Ing No ,on for New York daily. except sun.
3 ". Ry. p. NJ and c. G. o. Ry. at p NJ
Night line steamers stop at Ciaremont on
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CO. James River
by daylight for Norfolk. Old Point. Newport
News and all James River landings, Monday
wednesday and Friday at e:os A NJ TreiEht
received for all James River oointx
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RAILROADS.
Atlantic Coast Line
The Standard Railroad OF tho South.
EFFECTIVE. OCTOBER al ialh

Tho Standard Railroad OF tho South
rp EhEEEcr J. e., oGTohEh 81. 1915.
For Florida and South: S:l5 A. NJ and
6:3s r. NJ. 1885 a. NJ.
For Norfolk: 300 A. NJ, $500 p NJ s4.oo
z. NJ, t4:i0 P. NJ
For n s.c s ". Ry; Vest; e:is a. NJ. $3.50
For Petersburg: l2:55 a. NJ, 6:l5 A. NJ.
SIS a: NJ: 500 a: NJ. $3.50 A. NJ. 1900
i. NJ. 1900 r. NJ, t4:l0 p NJ, sos r. NJ
6:35 p. NJ. o:eo p. ~. 1850 r. 81. $50
For Goldsboro and Fayetteville: 1900 P. NJ
Trains arrive Richmond daily: i:2O A. NJ.
9:ls A. NJ, $50 A. NJ .s:37 A. NJ. tio:ts
a. NJ. ll:io A. NJ. .a:lo =. NJ. Has r. NJ.
6Ia r. NJ, 6:3o i. NJ. 7:45 l.. NJ, $500 p. NJ.
1880 Il. NJ
Except Sunday. I Sunday only.
limo OF arrival and departure and con-
nectfon5 not guaranteed.
&. S. CAMPBELL d. p A Sos Main So.
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Safes Stock.
G.i00 Allis- Chalmers
200 Allis-Chalmers. pfd. =.
i00 Am: Ayr. Chem, com.
$500 Amer; Beet Sugar. com.
1900 American Can .........
American Can, pfd. -.
1000 Amer. Car and Fdry. -.
American Cotton Oil. -.
100 Amer. Hide and Lea. pr.
3U0 American Linsced OIL.
400 American Locomotive ;.
llG Amer. Loco, pfd.
S.I0O American Smelling 500.
100 American Snuff. com. -.
$500 American Sugar ........
1900 American Tobacco. com.
American Tobacco. pfd.
$1,000 Anaconda Copper ......
1000 AtchiSon
Atlantic Coast Line.
"a. c. l.. OF Connecticut. :.
LOO Baltimore and Ohio. :.
800 Bethlehem Steel Co, com
Bethlehem steel Co, pfd
$500 Baldwin Loco. ......
LOO Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
100 Central Leather. com.
coo Canadian Pacific ......
California Petroleum
',1p' 'JIllo
200 Chicago Great Western
500 Chi. Great West, p:d
5000 Cruciblc Steel Cor, com
500 Crucible Steel, Dfd.
1900 Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado and Southern.
700 Consolidated Gas .....
coo Corn Products, com. -.
100 Distillers' Securities. 49,.
$500 Erie .........
1900 Erie, LIST pfd ............
Fed. Min. and SIN. pfd.
500 General Electric .......
700 Great Northern. -pfd.
$500 Great Northern Ore cts.
100 Illinois Central
800 IntcrboroMct. (ncw) -.
600 Inter Nickel ..........
5000 Int. Mer. Marine, com.
Zoo Int. Mcr. Mar. pfd. Gifts.
Loo Int. Paper .............
Int. Paper. pfd. ........
500 Kansas City So. COM.
May ............... l.o5 1875 1905
July .......... lcl2 1881 l2.ij
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NEW YORK. November la-Mcrcautilc ne.
p'r, 1913. StcrluS. siMty-day bills. s4GiSo:
Cor demand. 3ib5ii: FOR cables SiG; lar
silver ny. Mexican dollar. 3>L Govern.
mont bonds, steady. Railroad bords strong
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RICnMOND GRAIN MARKET.

Richmond, Va, November l3 1915.
QUOTATIONS on CHANGE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-14

Butte and Superior advanced sharply
on buying inspired by higher prices
for metals and rumors that payments
10 stockholders arc TO hc increased.
Buying of bonds continues uuabated
Investment bankers declare that. al
though prices arc high. foreign lpul-
datiou is light.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-10-27

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