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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-04

NEW ORLEANS. September s-Co,tor rad
no decided tendency to-day. trading being
marked by series Of small ructus.io
both above and below tho level ~ yes.e--
uANs close. In tn" afternoon ;horo wa {
much "f holiday fcoiiuE apparent land
IN" market sarCoi of. closing At a not
loss ot to points
The Harlv trading was at tho do-lir. on
hHaNE selling induced by Tho poor showing
MADE Icy Liverpool. rrces were son, .i,,v ',
Tor q not loss "f Ia :. points Th., down
Mhrd movement was checked ny III. We.,h.-
tnrHau warnings ~ the tropical storm In
inc Iuli Of Mexico. aud enough huyirc
developed 70 rm' tho market I 10 : roin, :
"NHr yesterdays lost quotations. For a
VEIL" TN" market was steady. huilisfl ver,i-
ln'nt being stimulated bv the recovery. In
W" foreign exchange market and ~ ,,,o-e
or less THSu" talk of pearr negotiations Tn.
rise was held down. however ~ heavy.
realizing from tho long side and bv m.
h"hNincSs ~ October which showed Iess
strength than @rv other option ON Tho
boards. u MAS said that SPOT houses ve-e
he"NE sellers ~ October. and that Tho S,l.e
W"r" again spot cotton. for which an OH, =
,et could not 10 found. Bears pracir,ad
r""NF tenders against October cor,rar,s
N""r mo close ih.re was lutte demand .uS
".srihTS pressed against the market
IN" Labor Day holiday viii 10 r,bso-,ed
hS the local cotton trade The .,a-L..
closed tonight both spot and future .Ien-r,
'nchtS not 10 reoDnn until Tuesday mornirr
utur"s closed STEADY ~ :, ,1ecliu- Of : 10
"'S: January. 900: March. 10 Is: N.y IL -
SSoot cotton. quiet. unchanged. Stl.s o.
IN. Sn"t :" ohaies. 70 arrive, la-0 bales:
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, counts on tho whole continued .SN
vorable and were an important faSS
In the advances. Considerable hebBa
selling from the interior against VI
crop cotton was In evidences. andEyA,
trade expects this sort OF selilngS
Increase next week.
The spot centers OF the South wi
he closely watched. for much de-
handle RsmI s e es wsy aons
tons will be important; rains ana loI
temperatures would be bullish argY
ments. while warm and moderately dk
The market will not open unit
tuesday morning because OF labt
holiday.
no NE s,Y.o YORK. ssptem9 ,r 1.-THE 11S Soy
tive during tho past week. and price
have sold higher than at any time pro
viously since last spring. with ever
oMtSs TO re of III.
and q more optimistic view OF genera
report. making the condition Co.,. Wa
about 11.soo.oo bales OF lint cottos
and while IL had evidently been did
counted. the figures tended to strength
ell the bulliSh views OF the comma
south were considered against lid
progress Of tho plant. and there wer!
reports of further deterioration. TT;
violent brcal> in sterling exchanE
promoted selling on advances an
served to further confuse tho cx4ci,
situation: but offerings were rcaHiI
hnsnrbed, with prices at the close Il
.,n Tonight ruling within Is q,
:" POINTS of the hest The advance hai
bly, met some opposition fro,i
raiders. who are predicting grea III
increased Southern spot offerings nj
pl,kihE becomes more general AM
"h" arc also influenced by reports a.
Il continued slack trade demand: hi
IN" steadicr ruling of exchange tni
ward the end OF the week. and ,bs
lhrcat OF another tropical storm
served 10 check any aggressive seI,i
ing There have been reports OF .no
"ncr,nIs AT tenderabic basis in IN
south but pressure from such source
has been comparatively light, ana /.
is expected that the first ginning 70
port 81 tho season will MAKE com
parativcly bullish showing next We'd
neshay. Liverpool spot sales hay
continued large. and an improved bIsj
ness has also been reported from IN
southern markets
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Service Mednl. AWARDED.
fSpccialto The Times.Disn.,..

iSpccial TO The Times Dispatch1
'ti l.oTTESN1LLE. VA, Septem
be- 3.-Followinc the serni-annual in
spcction Of tho Monticello Guard. Com
Pahy -. First Regiment. Infantry. Vir
Sinia Volunteers. at the local armo,.
,ast night. Colonel 10 Lane Stern. o
richmond. awarded service medal. 4,
tho following members of the compa,y
captain Elmer H. Johnson, twely
years; First Lieutenant John o. Sh,ck
clt"rd. hftecn years: First Sergean
John y. Wells. six years: Musician Her
bert T.. iuttermuih. six years: Cor
poral Carl T.. Grouse, six years
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NEw YORK rR0nUCE M,Rkrr

N'.N 1VTtk, September s. Paw .I,r.-
Hul"i' cfn'rifuEal as; nolas~rs Isl: 70
Ehei' steady. Butter. firm. Ch~csa ,,-u
Spot coffee. quiet. Rio No. :. s.,c. santos
No, g. &C. - '-''''S
Fears Of tropical storm son, co,,orsaed
on prices up sharply today. tho market a.,
me .l 'i'" showing to - points advance
TIC sieadincsS ~ lard and ~ c-iIdo .Gso
sn'Gtsn SEniincnt unul near IN. "los- when
- 1."'hs inHuCed moderate s-thackS Final
pt!. - We" generally = y -.oir.e ~.
Ire .Sl,.,z tn" mark .losed strong Sr,o,
- - 10; >"pteinner '.H'nS0t: October .es.,
90 November. : So . NJ pArAr,f.- f, as. u.
inuGar' f:0ra.I:, February s.-a, n. NJ,
. :'1h:'; ApTii. s.3SVf 81 Total yai.s :. .oj
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RICHMOND LIVE srocK M,RKEr.

nI,',uri.' "T Stn.k 1tTds.
:, Report for the week ending August 90
Best sto"rs. ~ TO ~; medium 70 good ~:
:" -: common TO fair. to Si:; hest heiferS.
- I" =. medium to good "a to ~. com
mon 20 ialr. > to 8: hest COWS, -, 10
h'H'Hn 10 good. az, I" ~: common To fair.
"a !" -: best oxen. -. To Sc: mcclure IA
S""H -. TO b; common fair. ~ 10
=. pest bulls. {" Gi.: light. -. To 81.
-"If"N. I" 20; common. lower. best hogs
- sous ana stays. . TO .; best sheep. ::
ne'lu'n TO good. I TO ~; common To fair
- u" = best lambs. to 81: common 20
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Week. Bank CIcnrins..

NEW YORK. September 3-Rank
ciearlnEs in tho United States for the
week ending September aggregate
$3.424 900 against s3.1 81. 4e5. 600 last
last year. Following are the returns
TOR this week. with percentages OF
change shown this week, as conpa RI d
with this week last year:
New York, S2.l2l .S7l.oO0: increase.
Chicago. $500. oa6.ooc: increase, 10.
Philadelphia, sl65.4ll. 900; increase,
Boston s123.747. 900: increase. a1.3.
81. Louis s69.692. 600: increase, 40
Kansas city. <65.?5o.ooo; increase 49,
Pittsburgh. S4S.251. 600: increase As
San Francisco. S5:.l74 600: increase.
Baltimore, s3o,l4I. 900: decreaxe. 10.
minneapolis, SlS,S51,ooo; decrease.
Detroit. s2S.aS4.ooo: increase. sos.
Cincinnati. S23.S 900; Increase So
Cleveland. s32O46 Oou: iucrease oS3
Los Angeles. SlS,ol6,ooo; decrea Sc,
New Orleans. s14.3ol. 900: decrease.
Omaha sl7.3s5. 900: increase. 60.
Milwaukee. $685.. 900: decrease. 20
Atlanta. $685. 900; increase. 30
Louisville, S14.l31. 900: increase olo
Seattle slo.67S.o00: decrease. o.1.
Bunalo: sl0.a91 900; decrease, IS
-. Paul; S9:97l 900; increase. 235
lo.t.
Denver. ss.6Sl 900: increase. Al.
Houston, S6,526. 900: increase.
Richmond $4,000 increase l45
Indianapolis, s7.75a. 900: increase :, s.
iroNiuence, .464 900: decrease, l2.9
crease, 20.
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PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET

'Ktpor!s 81 bE KNdeers. Plummcr & Co. Inc )
Farmers stock. market weak and unset
tlec; arst quality. tic per hushcl asked 1sc
ma OFF grade. SIC ioc per bushci. Vtr-
Sinias : Farmers stock. market u;:t.t
'An'E Jumbo &C pound fancy hand
pl"Red =. per p"un" eNtra prime. &c per
pound, nhell!nE stock. g TO @i.c per pound.
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RICHMOND hay MARKET
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO, Speteinber Hogs steady;
huk is1pi;'o: light E"5Isso inIxed.
=" 49,: hcayy. SGo5u1.,:,. rough. $500,
- llEs' H.pISN..j. Cattle. steady. ma g.
iiye h"tNes. S'.&5Ho.@2i: cows ana hcifers.
- 1850" calves. ss.coTE2Co sheep. weak
M"tnHrS 'o"ir5.D9 ewes. 50. iGns %: lambs
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Not,ries Commissioned,

Several new names were added to the
list of notaries public yesterday bv
Governor stuart. Commissions were
issued to the following applicants: l.
-. Miller. RadfOrd; Addic Il. Jones, pc
i"rsburr; Abe Alperin. Petersburg, and
T. 9. Tatum, Patrick County
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GENERAL TENDENCY
ONWARD AND UPWARD
optimism Seems to Have Become
National Characteristic, and
There Are Reasons.
IMPROVEMENT is NOTABLE
While There Are Some Disturbing
Factors, Due to Foreign Conditions,
This Country's Trade and I'inan-
cial Centcrs Report Boom.

; NEW YORK. September Brad
F., streets Weekly Review will say to-
morrow
Growth in trade and in Leading indus
tries is Of II cumulative character. Mis-
SiNinSS as To the future seem to have
practically disappeared. aud though
ther" are some unscttling factors. such
as the very weak condition of foreign
exchange and the fcklcncss of labor.
( the general tendency is onward and
upward. This weeks chief stimulus
| to trade is furnished 10y the fall fes-
tivais. by visits OF country merchants
! to The larger ccntcrs. by Improvement
ia house trade. by larger road orders.
ny rather frccr orders for fall delivery
ana by greater activity in the steel
industry.
Incidentally, certain of our foreign
pontlcal relations, at one time deemed
10 De very grave. seem to have been
ahicahiN adjusted: collections show
tnrLher Improvement, some points re-
porting payments to be almost normal
war orders are larger than ever: :, Sp. II
of cool weather has improved retail
trade at numerous points: mail order
irhh" continues To expand. labor is
IN letter demand at higher pay: money
Is IN enlarged request business fail
ures are fewer: crop reports are more
iaNorabl wheat exports ar. the larE-
est since the latter part of May. and
in the South sentiment has visiblv inn
being moro optimistic. ON the other
nahd. uncertainty AS 10 the values Of
foreign moneys causes hesitation In
cotton, leather and copper for example
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NEW YORK. September zeo,, nav,
mcHt-Ntddlinc. aSc. r:Npor.s 40 bales.
sales % bale: stock cci.5l@ balc,
Inial today at ell portS-Ne, rnreir.s
~: bales; exports. so'l bales; stock. ttS-
exports. . sEs bales
Total for :"9son- Net receipts. 1855 bales:
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General conGitions-Rcccirts OF all goods
have boon little heavy. therefore demard
cool weather creates Better demand for
all farm products We look for better bust.
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NEW YORK. September 5.-Turpcntinn
hrin. S.: sales. 81 casks: receipts. Sl5 asks
SHIPMENTS. - asks: stock. I?.,6S casks.
RoSin. nrm: sales -; barrels: rece.p pts
i."n5 barrels: shipments ..5S. barrels stock
e!.''s barrels. Ouot. A.. Is. G.. D.. SEQ
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. September 2-General selling
lower wheat to-day. the market showing Il
not loss of i2d"isc. with September At use.
beccmhcr at ?:Sc and May at ?6l.C Corn
followed the course Of wheat closing
net loss OF 81 to c'AI:i, oats. finished isc to
II lower. ard provisions, irregular. 1t-c up
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ASK MR.. BOWMAN"

For Information and rate. to Califo,.
MA E&positions before making ar.
engagements elsewhere. He can proba.
ely save you money. Tickets by rail
o. water ~ all points Phone RIM
rroiph +"S'. ais L. MINI 81. RichInond.
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NAVAL STORES

prices higher. Raw silk markets shove! an
advancing tendency. and silk piece wer. I'm
active demand Wool markets. quiet
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NEW YORK. September 3.-Duns
Review Of Trade tomorrow will say:
restraint upon new enterprise slack
ems as International diplomatic rela-
lions improve. but the dcra nc ement Of
iorelsn exchange continues a disturb
Ing element in financial and cNpor,
circles. Depreciation OF European
funds in this market has reached the
stag" wher" interference with oversee
trade is threatened, although no actual
check 10 merchandise shipments has
mus far occurred. Virtual assurance
of big grain crops ana knowledg. that
inc purchasing power Of the people
was never greater than at present, are
Two OF several reasons why optimism
mas become naiional characteristics
;Nhg long range view Of tn" situation
leads To sangunc conclusions and
though complete absence Of complaint
is not to he expected. underlying con-
diiions are 8" sound that real pcssi-
mism is n" LONGER warranted.
sustained improve mcnt is the kew
note of adviccs from practically all
leading centcrs. During August which
IS usually slack period. the tide Of
business ros" 10 higher levels and tho
gains arc clearly reflected in most OF
the statistical barometers.
Ihe steady reduction in commercial
failures indicates that many Of tn"
being over >" per cent fever defaults
last month than in January.
the demand for iron and steel from
TINS quarter continues below normal
put ther" has been no abatement OF Tho
foreign requirements and under these
conditions tn" moderate railroad huy-
ing causes no inisgivinGs. In textiles
the dycstunS situation intcrfcrcs with
the opera lions of some cotton mills and
retardS work, but activity is unchecked
IN WoolcnS and worStcdS, and more
business has developed in silk fabrics
IMAM TOR WanT months past New Eng
land footwear factories are fairly VOL
employed. and manufacturers are CON
ldcnt. but trade in the leather is OF
a rather spotty character. though the
general level of prices is maintained
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INDUSTRIAL SHARES
ARE DISAPPOINTING
They Do Not Move to Suit Spccu-
1ators, but Railroad Issues
Perform We'll.
SUBSTANTIAL ADVANCES MADE
Firm Undertone Is Evident mt Open
ing OF Market, but Gains Arc Soon
Wiped Out Under Heavy Foreign
Selling.
BY BROADAN WALL.

NEW YORK. September S--Althoush tho
Industrial shares moved in Disappointing
name. to-day. speculative Wall street Was
cratihed with the strength aud activity OF
;he railroad shores. substantial advances
heirE recorded FOR the first time in weeks
The bouermeut in tho rails came alnos;
simhltancodtl, with announcement 'rs' tho
Interstate Cn'::..erce Commission had &c
Cd.d TO post ouc the date IN which tic
lower anthracite rates Mere 20 so INTO q
feet from October TO December =.
y firm uui,rtur MAS in evidence ~ tho
beginning OF trading to-day. hut. pIt"r Tho
first lew minutes tho market again ran
into foreign selling. which wircl an thr
:ra innal ,-i.s NM ...-nrLnl .--nhi Ln.s.S-
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Co,IntrN-Currd Bacon
HONS w-ll smoked small '.
Ntuls N"ll smoked large e.
~ eNv mission Col
~, Hm."nd. Va. Ssp,c1nie- -
L..

MARKET CONDITION
fnu'.-v- th''k'nS scarCc amt active mar
k"r higher H'us-H Market active: sc.,ce
esd higher. receipts az tot. very Irh,
E..- Ns's", remains arrn: receipt. lIyhi'
2E''er Market higher receipts Hight: on,
ln"r .uEhH-. N"a!s-E"uair scarce aud
",r'"l auf command prices IN eHce,. Of
above quotations. Nj i've stock s.!l good
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York

Sa,.s Stock
10000 Chalmers ...
500 .\lli>-Chalmcrs. rfd -.
500 Am. ACr. Chem. com
?.l00 Amer. Beet Sugar. com. .
II. 200 American Can ... T..
900 American Can. ptd -. =.
$500 Amer. Car and t'dry.
aOu American elton OH -.
1000 Amer. Hide and Lea. pr.
200 American l.:nSced Oil. g.
400 American Locomotive
500 Amer. Loco. pfd. 800.
$500 .Nmcrican smelling $500.
American SnuN. com.
200 American Sugar ....
900 Amer. Tcl. and Tel. Co. &.
100 American Tobacco. com.
100 american Tobacco. pfI.
200 Anaconda Copper
500 AtchiSon
.ltlantic Coast Line -.
\. {: l.. of Connecticut.
$500 Baltimore and Ohio.
LOO Bethlehem steel Co. com
1890 Baldwin Loco. com.
British Amer. rob. co.
500 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
500 Central Leather. CONT.
$500 Canadian Pacific
Zoo taltfornia Petroleum 49,.
lh.2nu Chesapeake and Ohio.
eco Chicago Great Western.
800 chi. Great West. pfd -.
900 chi. Mil. and 81. Paul.
SN.hno Crucihle steel Cor, com
SOC truciOlc Steel. pfd
"t.2oo Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado and Southern.
200 Consolidated Gas
400 Corn Products. com
Den. and Rio Gran, com
4"''"U Eric
2.oo0 Erie. LIST pfd.
Fed, Min. and SIN. pfd
LOO General Electric
t,lo0 Goodrich Co.
500 Great Northern. pfd
S,ioo Grea; Northern ore cts.
Illinois Central
$500 lnterboro- Met.
lnterhoro- Met, prd.
ZOO Int. Harvester, com
700 Int. Paper
int. PAPER. pfd. ...
l."po Kansas city So. con-
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Sales. - oacs. -
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SYMPATHY Is IMptRTED
Hl STRENGTH N RAILS

The rails we're taken I'm hand during 'ha
noon hour. tnd advances of froN ."
points quickly made. 'rh''r ..r"u"tn
inparted syn pathetic IMPROVEMENT % 40
irGlst-ialS. but the rally was only SPORT
lived. stocks being supplied on ,he huiCes
i'm thr last hour. Closing prices "sre
around the lowest AMI there was ml"h
cur oSity as To whether the rcror'ed sinking
of On tn.eri,In lur.her boat by German
suh,rorn" would re,u'; ia weak ppsninc
Tomorrow
Electric storage Battery continued t."
ORR higher. at one time showing .,ir
OF points. Interests familiar with The
affairs OF the Electric Boat deny thar. the
company = purchasing its batteries from
Tho Electric Storage battery. and that a
merger Of the TWO Is t.iuplated. but past
performances have shown that the insiders
of the WAY stocks know little about reasons
for advances IN their stocks until the shares
record prices.
Missouri. Kansas ana Texas displays lit
~ activity. Notwithstanding that nncotia-
tons looking toward the plans Of It's -
organization are being made. The rev
money will probably be raised through a
lnVy shareholders.
The failure OF Anaconda To make good the
recent tips IS causing some disappointment
hut the pool IN the stock is understood 30
lie extremely wealthy.
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Nl>CELLiIE OiS MARKETS.

DRY GOODS
NtN DIRK. September J-Cotton goods
we're firm To-day. Yarns were nrn ana
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] IT4SU, l'"' tNsn"l ..s.........
" ANE L.T CGNpIIInNs

N'N'H'sI '''N III IONS.
Applcs-H""Hi about equal to demand
l"r f"oc quality. Poor quality demand slor;
i'""fs- it'"lpta li.ht demand good Bart
'"tlN hud Sc"Eels. equal demand beaches
h'ce'p's h"sNy. demand only fair prices
~ plN goo! un"hi' "HrtcJ. tluins-
fhif r"Whud for good uyhIiiN ,;r,t,.. .
h"'"irts ""a'N demand fair ou GOO. uiaI.
~. l'"yi Indiiy not wanted Onions.
80 'r,A hnh"ra'e demand good. poiatSe,
-NeGe!D's light demand good at top prices
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as w 9. Nr"u=haw E. Coz
iH,hmund. va. september e

Richmond Va. september ,9.-.
Apples.
Trrcs. large. rod. yer hhl............ m
rar"y. lrce. Froer. per hhi............. o.
Rcd st'i1t .uer Observation-Disclosures. pr
80. J. pr hbl Observation-Disclosures. 4"
F.,ucy Duch"ts per Observation-Disclosures. ~
itucy crnh. rcr hush" i.................. =,
Pears.
f.m'v Dt''l"'is. ro- hbl................ s, IN
Ttn'N - 10 Isl per htl ....,.......... !. ~
i,,u'y HIrtl"itS. pet huShcl........... -
Fancy S"ck"'s. per hushcl ............. m
F.ury I."rouls per hbi............... On
Fancy ki"ncT. per bbl .......... ....... N
Fancy tlappss fcvorl'-. per bhl ........ ~
Peaches.
Fancy Georgia Rrie-. per crr:c.......... 9, %
T.uicy .olows. per half-husr"l hsskc; N
Fancy whites, per h,lf hushei basket 20
lsucv rod, per sl,-bssi<e, carrier IN
Z Fancy Burhai k- per EiN-hasknt C.,Iri.r | 90
Fancy W.'kahans. ner ak basket car
Dnm.ons.
! Fancy nm. per h,mhNl ....'............... 81 q
Fancy Delaware per SIX hs>ker carrier 5! IS
Farcy Niagara. ..r SIX basket carrier. *
( f1rcy Delaware. :our- pound basket.
rancy Niagara. four pound basket. 81
peT bnsE"' i............... ................. IL
! Fancy Concord tonr pound basket per
{ basket ......... ..-................... Il
! Fancy potato. per busu"i, 7s
! Fancy white. per husheI. IL
Potatoes.
/ NO. J Irish, ~ IN
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SHARES ARE STRICKEN
FROM EXCHANGE list

The Amalrsmated Copper Company has
the stock exchange lie, In doubling IL"
par value Of thetAnaconda stock from 3"
vdinr an easy medium for inc exchange ~
ma!cnmated shsros tor 'narordn ia N"
AmalEamnted's treasury, Also prevented the
market for AnacouIa from being svar,pcd
by the rcalease Of tho Anaconda sha~"s
announced regarding copper. tho absence 81
strength and activity in Anaso9da seems
the present stock rerre<en;ins as it I"es
Two shares OF the old. Is selling about
points under where it changed hsnls last
20 Anaconda Is understood to produce ~
.t.o pound. that with the metal soil
ing IT lso pound aud N" company pro-
ducng at the rate OF }a1cHtw nonnis ar
statis,icians igur" that it should he earning
a"out sc'."nhtFN. or more than go a snare.
NEW YORK. ,septemner s.Tho hrs, rnlr
~ to-Gay's market session was r"-orn OF
cep, for Irregular advices I'm such special.
Ties az Crucild- Steel Ws>tinchouse, Amer
shares This ur>et;lemen, w.,s ,lainly al
tributcd TO tho highly c-ratic fluctuations
81 'ors ign exchange here and abroad, rates
'overy from recent abnormal low levels hpi
Ir the af,crnoon 2 sudden inquiry for tn"
railway shar"s sent those Issues uH to
points, greatest gains being made ny tho
Gossip. was busy wish tie International
cradit situation and II was generally rccor-
Uiz~I that corrective measures under
Wy It was rumoret that negotiations TO-
British loan II about Jn.'No.oJo vcrc In
process Of contamination. hu; the bankers
ikov 10 pronota such a huge undertaking
'"Uchsnfed lao Information. Il was igti-
mated, however. nat the American sevuri-
Ne recently reeeived here from England
hv way OF FuifaX. and vi ich are l!LNl,- 10
be added 10 from The same sources arc To
he Isec as iHe nucleus % loan To-day's
high tate .or demand sterling was So
md tie lev siSi. closing - $50. con
'irrnt, rate. moved In sympathy
FTrei=n selling played mo- important rr-t
NJ lo-dsvs ~r,tious Tna Bank %: Eng
oiu. presumably Tor shipaaeu, :" This c..,n-
Pordt wsr. i-rer,.ar. with reduced u.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-04
HIDE A>D WOOL MARKET,
RicuMo>D I,KIIr MARKET.

'lic matkc, H. weaker th-n last week
in liiile or 10 change IN prices
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-04
RICuMoSD GRAIN MARKET

Richmond. Va. september :. -
:ol.ESAl.E QUOTATIONS ON 'ChANGE.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1915-02-05

The one spiritual force that dom
mates every class of society IN Chi
na Is ancestor worship. In the Chi
nese religion there is no other that
can take its place for a moment. A
man may or may not worship idols.
He may express his utter skeptic-
ism about them or profess belief in
them. No one cares what lie
thinks. Let. him, however, neglect
the worship OF the dead and he i.
looked upon and pointed to with
the bitterest scorn both By his own
relations and by his neighbors. The
worst taun't that the heather can
hurl against the Christian, and the
one that stings him most, is tie
sneering statement that he has 10
ancestors.-New York Tribute.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1915-02-05
The Day and the KNIGHT.

Lord Kelvin when a professor q
Glasgow university was OCCASIONAL,
obscure and complex when tho in
terest OF a side issue led him Off ~,
beaten track. This was made Tho
subject Of an cpigram which con
trastcd his methods with those @,
his assistant, Day, 10 ms disadyan
toge. The occasion chosen was tia
OF his return from having received
his knighthood. and n student ~yote
upon the blackboard, "Work Will
it is yet Day, for the knight comet
when no man can work"