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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-03
CHAPTER XXI
Only an idol


NTlHEN the ,hcst was hove IN
w dc.k dripping with ocean
E;E4 slime. ouuod.d aud mystcri
&14S ous IlauF WHbrrsru stared
~ b stupidity Oh. mind went back
down the ieau to tll' night when
Thomas Gallon ,ch.uue fur hIs lif
Me dagghtcr-had drawn o. plan by
-ond'oIight, 10 tho quarrel 90 bis own
desperate flight Hud escape
Aud now b. W.. about iu see for ibr
urH time sac fatal parcr-ip know tie
secret ~ tho wealth OFF the Mister
Kcr lie forgot bis surrounding
o. was loan nawo. who recalled
him 20 The present She leaned over
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-03

n.. N. want Ads must be ac-
at.an.. ..f.. CASH.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-17
COMPLAINTS OF GENERAL
SCARCITY OF CASH WHEAT
Cuts Down FNport Trnhc to 400 600 Bushels
tnfnyornbI" Crop Reports
AnticipntcI.
fSp"cial t" Tho Times Dispatch

lSp"clal I" tho Times Dispatch
CHICAGO. February l5-Thrre were COM
plants of general scarcity Of cash wheat
IN all positiors ard this cut down tho OK
rrngatc s'i"s only 3ro.5h' bushels IN
I'll positions and buving orders held In
Ereeated several rillion bushels Thoro was
nm increase II primary receipts TO- day. tho
total amounting to l"ocno bushels while
Tor the corr"snondirE day n wear ago the"
were only 1880 hush"ls. !. IL said bv those
N n position TO know that tn" larger part
~ the wheat now coming forward hos hecn
sold 10 go abroad. and that u VIII hc sent
70 the Atlantic ports rs rapidly IL can bo
loaded into cars. and that /; will he cleared
for importing nations with available .on-
nnCa. r'nnror""s from tho scnhoari to lay
:.i7s ~, bushels.
MINNEAPOLIS AVID Duluth thcr- q further
rrnrnnnc.d decrease IN the Minneapolis
bushels The hest authority In the Mime
apnlIs market saws that wheat is certain Ia
country mr." now experiencing moro or loss
trouble In securing annie wheat with which
t" run nd ,hsir mac ,,,n ,,,., o.o
In wheat We ar" coming 10 IN" tim" when
nntarcrable crop reports Will commence to
come In. and whether there has been any
growing weather or not these reports VIII
h,v" NOR" or less effect on values. The
today. and. while the best prices failed to
hold. thcr" were net gains OF oHI%Lc for the
day spot wheat Mt Liverpool was !i.Ged.
lower. while at Paris there was no change
for either wheat or hour
Roth the, corn and oats markets were ir-
hnvinE in both pits during tho morning.
snd fraciionaliy higher prices ruled. hut the
Increase IN the offerings transactions were
'S,o'' bushels Of corn ard $4,000 bushels OF
" Hsr Of S %nsh for
shown in wheat helped the provision list no
ii'"H l.ivcrnooi spot bacon and hams We're
Yards were IN ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-17
EXPOSITION WILL OPEN
ON TIME NEXT SATURDAY
Secretary OF Interior Lane to Repre-
sent Prcsident-fsverythinE I'm Read
iness, to Smallest Detail.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch. ]

topeSiai " ne
SAN FRANCISCO, February l6-
with the Secretary OF the Interior,
FRANKLIN Is. Lane. rushing from Wash-
ington to San Francisco to represent
President Wilson at the exposition. and
with plans for the opening day cere-
monies next Saturday complete to the
smallest detail. nothing remains to be
done before the momentous occasion
except bit OF cleaning and polishing
and the installation of few belated
exhibits
The Jewel City fairly seethes with
life and color. Hundreds upon hun
dreds OF employees are In n whirl or ac-
tivity. cleaning up debris. polishing
THIS ana that thing, thus assuring the
world that the Panama Pacific Inter-
national Exposition will be the most
wonderful city that man ever con-
ceived when the gates are officially
thrown open next Saturday morning.
The opening day ceremonies will be
the most elaborate ever held in Cali
fornta. Speech making will be limited.
hut there will be plenty of high-class
music by bands and orchestras and
private musicians: plenty OF hilarity
and good Will. and thousands upon
thousands OF wonderful sights and
wonderful things to hear and see
The joy-zone will be the chief cele-
bration In the evening. where special
programs have been arranged for many
or the concessionaires.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-17
FURTHER INDICATIONS
OF FRICTION IN MEXICO
Newspapers Intimate That Diplomats
should Transfer Activities 10 Vern
Cruz or Leave Republic.

WASHINGTON. February lG.-Fur-
Their indications of friction between
Cnrranza officials and diplomats in
Mexico city were contained in official
advices to-day TO the State Department
In Vera Cruz. seat Of the CarranZa gov
eminent. several newspapers were said
10 have printed articles intimating that
the diplomats should transfer their ac-
tirities to Vera Cruz or leave the re-
public.
Secretary Bryan said no did not in
terpret CarranZa's order that nil diplo-
matte intercourse must be transa cted
with him personally preventing
American Consul Silliman and other
foreign ministers from remaining In
Mexico City and dealing with General
Obregon on nondiplomatic business. He
said that if business arose that could
not be transacted with Carranzas sub
ordinates, Consul Canada at Vera Cruz
could take up the negotiations or Mr..
Silliman could go to Vera Cruz for the
purpose. The secretary suggested that
other governments might follow n SINH
lar course.
Reports TO the State Department to-
day said Carranza forces evacuated
Guada La lara on February IA without
fighting, and that Villa was following
them toward the Pacific coast
The Carranza agency in Washington
gave out a telegram tonight from Gen
eral CarranZa saying he would he
pleased to receive Duval West, recently
appointed as one OF President Wilson'S
personal representatives in Mexico.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-17
FARM INCOME INCLUDED
IN TAX RETURNS OF YEAR
Decision by Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue Osborn In Made
Public.

WASHINGTON, February l6.-In-
come from farm products and crop
share rentals must be included In tax
returns of income for the year in which
thcy are sold for money. or money
equivalent. according to decision
made public to-day by Comm ssioner
OF Internal Revenue Osborn.
When farm products are neld for
favorable markets. the decision says.
no deduction on account OF shr!nkage
In "cight or physical value or losses
by deterioration Will he allowed. Cost
OF stock purchased for resale Is an al
l""ahie deduction. but that OF stock
Tor breeding purposes Is regarded rs
capita! invested and not as an allow
apie deduction. except when such stock
dies OF disease or Is destroyed with
out reparation by order OF State or
Federal authorities. Cost OF tools may
be deducted but not that OF farm ma
chtnery.
y reasonable allowance for dcprecia-
ton Will be allowed on farm build
inSs other than the owners dwelling.
ON farm machinery and other physical
property.
a person cultivat!ng or operating a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-17
TO FIGHT BUBONlC PLAGUE
SUPERINTENDENT Hue Adop. Measure,
Suggested by Guiterns.

WASHINGTON. February 16.-Sur-
Econ-Gcneral Blue. of the Public Health
Service, to-day approved measures for
fighting bubonic plague outbreak in
Havana suggested by cable by Surgeon
Giegerio Guitcras. who was sent from
Key West to investigate.
There have been three human cases
of the plague reported, all of them
ending fatally. according to the dis
patch from Surgeon Guiteras, who add
ed: Recommend following measures In
addition to those now In force: All
vessels for American ports to be dis
infected prior to departure, provided
that regular lines, il operating in open
bay or from ratproof wharf, and all
antirat precautions taken. will be fumi-
gated once month. Freight cars
should be inspected before being loaded
on ferry"
The Public Health Service ordered
DR.. Guiteras to put tho suggested re-
strictions into effect and to employ six
inspectors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-17
j. S. HAS NO RIGHT TO keep
KAISER OUT OF CANADA
Pursuit OF Monroe Policy,
Taft Says, Would Not Require OBJ
lection to WarIike Measure.
DRIVE HIM OUT AFTERWARDS
This Country Would Have Just
Cause to Order Germans From
American Soil IL They Insisted on
Occupying Dominion After Peace.
Especial to The Times-Dispntch1

Especial to The Times Dispatch.J
NEW HAVEN, CONN, February 16.-
Inc United States could not Justly pro-
test should Germany attack and invade
canada during the present war, former
PRESIDENT William Howard Taft de-
CARED here tonight IN an address be-
iore the New Haven Economics Club, on
the Monroe Doctrine But, he added
'hiS country would have the right to
order the Kaiser from American soil II
no insisted on occupying the Dominion
AFTER peace had been declared
"A consistent pursuit OF the Monroe
doctrine would not require us to OBJ
ject to any warlke measures. under
the rules OF lawful war. which Eng
lands enemies might make against
Canada. The Dominion in already fur
nishing substantial military aid to Eng
land. Could we. under the Monroe
Doctrine. object to Germany taking
countermeasurcs. and carrying the war
into q country which is waging war
upon her?
All that the Monroe Doctrine would
consistently require of us would be to
insist that when the war IL over, Ger
many. If successful could not take
over the territory OF Canada to over
throw its government and establish her
own there. Should we believe that Ger
many. by taking possession OF Canadian
soil. threatened us In q dangerous way
We. OF course. could take such measures
to secure our safety as national policy
would dictate Yet such an act would
DO new policy, rather than mn en-
forcement Of the Monroe Doctrine"
Our recent interference in Mexico was
not an application OF the Monroe Doc
trine. Professor TAFT explained, but an
eTort TO abate neighbours nuisance
Nothing in the Monroe Doctrine re-
quires us TO bring about peace In
Mexico" he said. III We are forced TO
intervene. II will be justified because
we have Tight 10 object to a condi-
ZION OF anarchy In country imm cd!-
ately adjoining ours, long continued
az TO become an International nuisance
Our evacuation OF Vera Cruz. the
seizure OF which. mt the cost Of a score
or valuable American lives, is hard TO
justify: is, indeed. an evidence OF our
sincere desire to avoid further inter
vention in Mexico"
Professor Taft insisted that In case
an English. French or German colony
were founded in South America and in
sisted on Joining the mother country in
Europe. the United States would In
tcrfcre. Bat he thinks no such colony
would care TO undertake European re-
sponsibility.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-17
IN SESSION AT MEMPHIS
Stntc Secretaries of Southern baptist
Convention Meet.

MEMPHIS, TENN, February 16-
Representatives from all tho Southern
states were in attendance here day
AT the annual meeting of State score
taries OF the Southern Baptist Conven-
ton New officers named for the COM
ing year were: DR.. j. w. Gillem, OF
tennessee. chairman, and DR.. w. d.
Powell. OF Kentucky, secretary.
The work OF the secretaries in rails
ing money for State, home and foreign
missions. as discussed at to-day's SEES
sl"hs by i)r. G. H. Crutchcr, Of Louis
lana: Rev. u. ID. Gray. OF Georgia, and
DR. T. l.. West. OF Missouri. showed that
conditions were encouraging. despite
Tn" financial depression resulting from
tho European war.
sessions Will continue Tomorrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-17

farm for recreation or pleasure a
basis other than the recognized prin-
ciplcs of commercial farming. the re-
suit of which Is n continual loss from
year TO year" the decision adds. 'ls
not regarded as a farmer. In such
cases. II the expenses incurred in con-
ncction with the farm are in excess
Of the receipts therefrom. the entire
receipts from sale or products may be
ignored In rendering return OF In
come: and the expenses incurred. being
regarded as personal expenses, will not
constitute allowable deductions In the
return of income derived from other
sources"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-17
COTTON MARKETS

%rW YORK. February 9TH. ur..,,I.,
'F"ilHS winch hos U""r noted in tn. i,,si
cotton market for ,he past several ~.
was iefcci"d IN tho talE around IN. ,Y:,r
"srin !prinr '"-ln"'s trading I'M nr,r.s
iul"u GENERALS st"adF. au! closed sieao, -,
" net advance ~ from o. s point.
Liverpool cables v"r" bette trnr .uc n,
the New YORK crops ~ a., nign; b,,, .,'t
IDENTIFY created Ne'y little buying loyar and
"fleF opening 1T an advsu,, %: 10 s roin..
prices h"'e "nsed or under sc,,t.,in.
iipuiia'i"iL Continued neryouan.se over ,hs
shipping situation and predictions Of h,,, 'isr
spot offerings with Va advance Of tho saa
t"h icT nc" crop preparations appeared 10
-" the factors mos; TAXED 81 on III. 80,
back. " "'
Offerings were no, heavy and g.,A vel
enough absorbed on 4 Ce,.!rc or oy /,
POINTS from las, nights losing n.ures ia
turn The market s'eadi"r Last prices were
within point or ;"o Of tn. best
II Was holiday It. New Orleans uN,ch
pr"hahly restricted general business 10 aon,.
extent, but houses with New Or.rau. ~,
ncc'!ons were moderate buyers here during
me early trading spot cotton, quiet mid
Gting, uplancs Sc. No haies
cotton futures closed steady
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-17
NO LACK OF CORDIALITY

Bnron d-Erp being Succeeded at Holy
Sec by weli-knoNn Statesman.
ROME. Monday. February l5-u is
explained scmion1cially In Vatican
circles to-day that the resignation OF
Baron d'Erp, Belgian minister accredit-
cd to the Holy See, should not be in
terpretcd as evidence OF n lack OF cor
duality between tho church and the
Belgian government Monsignor Tacci,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-17
LOSSES OF BRITISH NAVY
Winston Spencer Churchill Gives Fig
urer In Honse of Commons.

Winston Spencer Churchill Gives Fig
ure. In Honse of Commons.
LONDON, February l6 t6:45 +. MI
Replying in the House OF Commons to-
day to n request for details regarding
the total British naval casualties since
the outbreak OF the war. Winston Spen-
Ger Churchill. the First Lord OF the
Admiralty, gave these figures:
Killed, 3tS officers and 5.Sl2 men.
Wounded. fortyhve officers and 352
men.
Missing. eight officers and Ave men.
To this list Mr. Churchill said should
be added the casualties of the First
Royal Naval Division. which pnrtici-
pated In the defense OF Antwerp, which
were:
Killed. I'VE officers and thirty-siI
men.
Wounded. four officers and 1874 men.
Missing, seven officers and S6S men.
Interned. three officers and 1.254 men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-17

papal nuncio to Belgium. Is remaining
at his post. while Belgium is sending to
Rome to take the place of Baron d'Erp.
NJ. Vandeheuvel, n well-known states.
man. who Is persona grata to tho
papacy.
Baron d'Erp is advanced in yenr,
and 1t Is felt more could be accom-.
plished In this post by n younger states.
man.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-17
RICHMOND LIVE STocK MARKET

FcU!VlTN Y,
Best steers. ~ to Sc: medium TO good. 6li
10 ~: common to fair. 5is Ia 81: best heifers
~ to ~: medium to good. 81 to 81. com
mon to fair. 49, to Ela: hest COWS SIX 10 6:
medium to good. 81 to 5H: common 10 fair.
@'c to az: best oxen. to 6is: common to
tai:. AZ to 5H; bulls az to G.; vcais. S to 70:
dicks. to s: COW. and calves. $40 to 86l: best
hogs. ~: light. "a to ~: sows and stays.
"a to 6ts: best sheep. sh to Gu: medium 10
good "A TO sh; common to fair. 81 to "a:
10 mb5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-17
NEM YoRK pRnpucE MARKEr.

NEW YORK. February l6.-Cotton.eed oil
was generally higher to-day rumors OF
export demand. light movement OF seed and
continued frmncss In crude A local re-
finer was good seller Of July. but offerings
wer" readily absorbed. Final prices were
unchanged to points not higher Tho mar
krt closed firm March. ?3: May -: Ialy.
-, August. rs
raw suEnr steady; 'noiasses go: crr.ri-
tuESL III: refined. steady Butts, quiet.
unchanged Cheese steady. unchanged.
SPOT coffee. quiet: Rio as. "a. Santos IS. ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-17
I.awSOn-IInll.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
HEATHSVILLE. VA, February To-
Miss Gertrude Westwood Hall. daugh-
ter OF Mt. and Mrs. r. Neville Hall,
and Thomas Jackson Lawson were mar
ried on Saturday at the home of the
bride, near White Stone
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To he Exchanged In Holland

FOLK ESTONE. February 16 (via Lon
don).-Two incapacitated German Of
ficcrs and ninety-two soldiers who have
been prisoners sailed to-day for HoI-
land. where they Will be exchanged for
British wounded
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-17
ACTUAL EXCHANGE BEGINS
RrItish md German Soldiers incapable
OF Future Service.

AMSTERDAM February ls (via Lon
don).-The actual exchange OF British
and German prisoners incapable Of flu
turc service Is under way train
carrying seven British officers and
ninetv-thrce soldiers, blind or MANNED,
arrived to-day at Oldcnzaal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-17
UHICAGo LIVE sroCK MAhkEr

tiIA to. rcpr0ary N.-HoGs. unsettled.
Bulk ssiod3sS; light. SIS s1Tss.S5: mixed.
$3.50: pigs. s5.5nGis.56 Cattle. weak: native
stecrs S"oG!SD: COWS and hcifers asa
Sc o@i7.a: yearlings. s75oasS.O'; lambs. s. ISL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-17
Now York Genital &c Firm

NEW YORK. February 1S.--New York Cen
trail. when Issued. showed nrmer tendency.
hHNn nCinE on tho curb 10 lhl's unde- heavy
nurirR ThArA some profit taking ~
tn" high. and slight reaction resulted.
United Pront Sharing active and lover
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-17
CHICAGO GRAI< MARKET.

t''lEAI t"h-uaTT : Prospect. Of a
llheral "Nrort hrsiress sz-A ire whoa. mar
Nr' h,r ~, today hui n rop- ~ con.
tinn"' Tree sales 20 Europe no. real
tied quicr'y or in fu!l. and aor,c 81 th.
advance 'iSArrAa-ed There WAS an nm =
s"i'le1 clos. - ctG7i, above las, night.
Corn finished 'rTa, to ATTs down: oats on
~ 70 ,. and provisions NJ % 'n1c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-17
rETERsRrRG PEANUT MARKET.

TE.-,NrIH'I w R"dG"Ts. E'Ilnln"r Il Co. Inc J
PETERSBURG VA. February IG-Span-
ish--FAr'oers' stock-Mnrkct quiet Mt SIC
n"r hushc'. Vireinians: Farmers stock
Market stcdv Fanv Jumbo. sc per pound:
fancy hnndpickei ri.o pcr pound extra
prime. ?'4c per pound. shcllinE stock. 81. to
ahc pcr pound
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-17
NAVAL. STOKES

SANANNAH. GA. February is-Turpen-
tine. frm. ~. sales 81 casks: rccnirts "a
CASKS: shipments q casks: stocks 3Fsii
"asks Roain. firm: sales ifa barrels 70
cetptS. pas barrels: shipments. Ice. larrels
stocks. 1890 barrels Quote: A. r.. so
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..


NEW YORK. February Ts-Cot,on goods
were Huiet and steady TO-DAY Substantial
shiDmcnte of cotton duck were made and
frTtasr orders werc received Silks wcra
quiet: mems wear in moderate demand
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-17
NRKET CONpITlONs

PoU'ry-H"n recc!pts extremely heavy.
market lower. bur In settled condition
'rFe-Ma-k"' continues - decline. owing 10
weather condit!o-s md heavy receipts But
,"--Market lowa-. hAavv receipts owing 70
light lernand on tho pay. q, BUYERS Veals
NnN hl9es IN good lc-r-a-.A a: nrice lnnict
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-17
MENICtN PETROLEUM
HAS ANOTHER RELAPSE

Mexican Petroleum suffered another re-
.o,.r, ' r'-,or devaiHnni - rhis acu~e rrh
rNo close WAS st"adv ~ -. American B""'
rood ,rndc conditions Central Leather was
active on expectations thar IN" annual re
ror' expected this wcch, would I've highly
Montana Power v.,s ran ur high -.
I'M -: adynncc wa, rot nn,im''Mfu, S MgH
~ point or moro. Great Northern or"
hold VOL ant Rs,hlo,c'n S,e@i acyci"psd
Shelters was active. hu, failed 10 hold It's
price, losing point. Copper stocks general
rt,shurrh coal issues moved M sharply
on the, announc"fn.nt that IN" company
~ coal land snlrs New York Central was
lower IN sympathy with tn" weakness In
transactions In the hord department were
rn4vv totolinc nearly = ."r1
Earrcs, efforts arc being mad" 30 creni"
IN odd lot market Toy ru0'' "'""d '"1 iun"-
,h,rre houses have made TN. marke, FOR
those Issues. wide 0uot9'tons. outside.
ac,ions the rcor. printing .Huc,atlcns and
providing closer market for tn" public.
The is ar "ssr"ss!w" sr"nn 81 E" ,r
hultsh operations have not ve, advanced
upon The part Of the puhii" ~ Amos; total
nhscnc. o: public trading mates 1T ar.
strength 10 their present position
NEW YORK. February if.-Forc'gn affairs
erair held Wall Streets attention to-day
',l,nns, 20 III" exclusion of tho stock market
.rself Another SHARP decline In eychnnE"
ON London was followed by engagement
az a small amount Of gold Ivy local bank
INK house, tho metal coming from ottawa.
Receipts Of small shipment OF gold coin
from london for transfer 10 Cuba bore
tightly upon the exchange situation Later
don became more normal recovering to
point well above the low Guotntions OF The
morning. Another aspect OF the financial
situation Vas the heavy trading IN bonds FOR
i,nous in tho belief that this denoted further
European liquidation Of American securi-
tics. mainly Tor German accounts.
leading Issues he'nc compare lively neglected
cor she manipulated specialties, these NOV
ing in contrary fashion.
ravorities, including United states steel
Gusnt pressure. Union Pacific and Pennsyi-
Nania exhibiting especial hcaviueSs IN the
tina, dealings After the close New Haven's
nat OF southern Railway preferred from
Time money was no, ouotehv altered. hut
large lenders 20 Withdraw from the mar
IT,, The recent Russian credit ~ go, 1l0 90
has absorbed som" oi III" inactive supply.
For tnc most part bonds wer. lover. the
.piCious exception. United states coupon
. and registered IS advanced !. r.r cent or
cali
NEW YOnK. February ,f-Mcrcan,ile pa
Gsoy Siis for H ,,iat - E w. ,o me
1unrd, si7e2T-" i,N r.lv"r is: Mexican dol
lars ~. GnvcrHr'"ut bonds, trut. rail
ioaA bonds easy. Time loans. steady. sixty
days .aT2'. ninety days 21.d2: ak months,
.Ts'z can money, nrm: ruling rni"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-17

Sales. stock.
200 alaska Gold

Snl.s stock
1900 alaska Gold
Alits-Chalmcrs ........
100 Allis-Chalmers. pfd.
3.1o0 ANalgamatcd Coppcr
Am. AYR. Chem. com.
TOO Amer. Beet Sugar. com. !.
900 American Can
American Can. pfd.
Amer, Car and tdry.
200 american Cotton Oil
zoo Amer. Hide and Lea. pr
American l.insccd Oil. e.
700 American Locomotive
100 Amer. Malt Co. pfd. -.
$500 American Smelling
American Snuff. com
300 American Sugar
geo Amer. Tel. and Tel. CO. :.
American Tobacco com
American Tobacco. pfd. {.
100 Anaconda Copper
""O AtChiSon
SlO Atlantic Coast Line. -.
\. {. l.. OF Connecticut. q.
500 Baltimore and ohio.
$4,000 Bethlehem steel Co. com
100 bethlehem Steel Co. pfd
British Amer. Tob. Co.
800 Brooklyn Rapid Transit
$500 Central Leather. com
$500 Canadian Pacific $500.
400 California Petroleum
zoo Chesapeake and Ohio. =.
Chicago Great Western.
chi. Great West. pfd
800 Cha. Mil. and 81 Paul. {.
500 chino copper ........
trucible steel Cor, com
truciblc Steel, pfd. 800.
200 Colorado Fuel and Iron &.
Colorado and southern.
100 Consolidated Gas .
Corn Products. com. 49,.
Den. and Rio Gran. com.
Erie. list pfd. ....
Fed. Min. ana SIN. pfd.
100 General Electric ......
Goodrich. com. -
600 Great Northern. pfd.
100 Great Northern ore cts.
Illinois Central
lnterhorO- Met
1000 Intcrboro Met. pfd. -.
Int Harvester. com. 80.
Int. Mer. Marine, pfd