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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09
WINTER WHEAT FORECAST
ISSUED IN WASHINGTON
Almost Iinif billion bushels Prcdictr d
being 151.noG.On0 Less Than Rrrurh
Crop Last Ycur.

WASHINGTON. May S.--Almost half
n billion bushels is the winter wheat
harvest forecast for this year by the
Department Of Agriculture in its May
crop report. That is l55.00O.ooo bushels
less than harvested last year. when Il
worlds record crop was gathered in
the United states but the crop this
year is growing on 23.030,O00 acres.
which is I,i33.00o acres less than har-
vested last year.
The winter wheat crop will he about
499, 100000 bushels, according to "a fore
cast announced to-day. Condition OF
the crop on May ! was S2.+ per cent OF
a normal, indicating n yield of l5.l
bushels per acre.
port are:
Rye--Condition. SS.I.
Meadow characterization. ssh
Ilay-Stocks on farms, ll.0io.00o tons,
or 1870 per cent OF last years crop
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. So
Spring blowing was 1o.i per cent
finished.
completed.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK. May S.--Raw sugar. firm ::
centrifugal. G5": molasscs. ..7i: refined. fem.
Spot coffee. quiet. lilo Is g'.c Santos Ia.
io'cc. Butter "hSi"r Cheese. firm.
The market for cottnnscCd oil was steady
at tho start. hut SHrced OF under
scattered liquidation and lack ut outaidr >
support. Final prices were to II points
net lower. Sales. 500 barrels. The ma rk I
closed easier. Spot. lloo5i il.ao: May lO,SGY
HE: June. l002n lilo. July, li.limIiIo: Au-
Sust. II II "a II -: September. II .3gi II "G &c
tobcr. Ia. 10 20 November. g3GqaaSs: DO
Ccmhcr. .25T,g2S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09

buying the hcttor political outlook and
rumcrs uf heavy trading on tn" spot. an,
surbod offerings for whii". crop accounts
and as offerings increased the market r"li
away.
Total spot cs :or ;hc day SOS
bales. but tho market was quoted unchanged.
which led 10 the conclusion hy hcar=sn
traders that holders ~ spots moro
willing to meet the market.
The market closed steady. Closing RIOS:
May. lc.I3: July. L. GS October. I2I3 Do
ccmbcr. l2.S January. 1928. Spot cotton.
steady. unchanged. Sales tho spot. -.S95
bales, Ia arrive 1.Sio bal loo. M,ddlnE, J.. 5Sc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09

be. but it is estimated that ii Will
amount to from = TO Q per cent.
II is said that the company has taken
this step in order to induce efficient
workers to come here and 10 make IL
more desirable for those already en-
ployed TO remain here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09
Body or Negro In River.
Especial to The rimcs-Dispa,ch. J

PETERSBURG. VA. May S.-Tho
body OF an unidentified negro. appar-
entity about eighteen years old. was
found in tho Appomattox River, near
the Pocahontas Mills In Patterson. latn
this evening. The body was In IL nude
condition, and there were no marks
OH It. a search Of both banks OF tho
river failed to reveal any clothing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MAREr,T


Richmond, Va. MAY s laie
Best steers. TO Si.. medium to good
to w; common to tair. ala 10 -. Best
heiiers. 10 49, medium Ia good. 6ss TO I:
common to fair, hl7 to ca Best cows { 10
si,: medium to good. TO 5ia common 10
fair. TO IA. Best oxen, c., 10 2. medium
TO good. TO .. common fair. Az To 5:
bulls. TO o., Best calves. . 10 10: medium
to good. 7Is 10 Srs. Hest hogs 2; light, 10
sl1; sows and Rtacs. d 10 az. best .hc.r
to "a. common TO fair. o.. TO GU. lambs,
to 10 -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09
KILLED BY LIGHTNING
Prominent Chicago railroad Attorney
Meefs Death During Storm mt
Rector Park. wis.
Especial to Tho Times Dlspatch.1

Especial to Tho Times Dlspatch1
WINCHESTER. VA. May S.-tIarvcy
Strickler. forty-seren years old. n
prominent Chicago railroad attorney.
was killed instantly last evening by
lightning during storm at Rector
Park, Wis. where he and his family
were spending tho Weekend. His
father. John s. Strickler, died hero
three weeks ago to-day. He leaves q
wife, several children, mother. ono
brother and one sister.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09
MILLS ADVANCE WAGES
riverside and Dan River Cotton Con-
Germ Puts New Scale Into Effect
Once.

tSrocjal 10 The Times Dispatch.l
pANNtILE. VA. May S.-The River
side and Dan River Cotton Mills am
uounccd to-day that effective from to-
day, they would advance the wages OF
operatives in all lines OF work. II is
not known just what this advance viii
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09
city rhysicinns Elected.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.J
PETERSBURG, VA, May Sat n
joint meeting Of the Council and Board
of Aldermen held Tonight Drs. j. B.
IialliEan and W. c. Powell were elect
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09
RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
CllICAGO LIVE SrnCK MAKKEr.

'FII'ANN. Nay s-IlUgs- Nocoipts. q. oNN !:
slow Bnlk s9s5@ i">o; light $Y..;0 Sass
mixed, $500 s"Hp. heavy. Sa.s., a So.au: rodgr
- 30 a So 80; pig> sT25lJ<. e,
Cattle R.c"irt. $1,000. weak. NATIVE Jc.r
.i'"!s. Si'"N S'.s1. st"o Nors i,ut f"ricr,,
s@-h"P ) 80 "9"s and h'if"r-. $i.pa 50 IS.
sheep Receipts. siS.Oon; steady Wo,he,s
So go a I" go lambs. S115IIs 81 -. sr-Inp FAM.
SIi nDGi $500
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PEANUT MARKET.

tNencrtcd by Rodgers. plunmcr 8 Co. inc.l
PETERSBURG. VA. May S.-Spauish-
Farmers stock. market firm. First quality.
81 por bushcl. Virginia -Farmers. stock ;
market quiet Fancy Jumbo. Sc per pound ,
fancy handpicke1, $50 per pound: EXTRA
prime. Size per pound; prime. 3;ic rar
pound: Smelling stock. 2tzc 10 &C. per pound
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
COTTON Go0na

NEW YORK. May Print cloths vs,p
hrm. win am advancing tendency. General
cotton goods ir"- Wore quiet and nrrn Yarns
were nigh ard In good demand Raw SILK
was active q, lower prices CARROTS and
rugs Were advanced 8 per cent
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NAVAL. GTnREl

SAVANNAH, Ga. May S.-Turpentins, Nrm.
as; sslcs, .l3 casks: rec"ipta llG casks: shin.
ments, 2:S casks: stock, s.sit caaks. Rosie
hrm: sales. LIZA barrels: receipts. pa bar.
r"!h' shipments, :. barrels: stock IS 40
baTte!s Quote. n. r.. 375J406; C., D.
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET
"a. Il Curric :: Cn.)
Wholesale Quotations.
CHICAGO GRAIN ,1ARKET.

CHICAGO. May S.-SciIing wheat SOM.
extent based on w"l-foundcd ant!c.putiou
that The government crop report might con
tain 81 surprise turned the whcut market
downward to-day, after early advance
The clos" WAS unsettled &c TO 80 net
decline. with May at 81 ii'a and July at
Sl.l1's Corn lost ii.c 10 l.. 1l7>c: oats, nc
~ sc. and provisions 2i-c 10 Ioc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09

ed city physicians to FIJI tho vacancies
caused by the designations of Drs. w.
p. Hoy and c. II. Jones. The election OF
a building inspector was postponed un-
til Thursday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09
STOCKS ADVANCE UNDER
POOLING MANIPULATION
Traders Not Disappointed in the EN'
pectation That Public Was
Out to Buy.
UNION PACIFIC MOVES Up
Wall Street Immediately Hears the
Rumor That Extra Dividend Of =
Per Cent Will BE Declared Some
Time This Summer.
ny BROADAN WALL.


NEW YORK, May S.--EverythtnG doue
In the stock marhc, to day emphasized The
fact that the movements were professional.
Traders we're expecting the public Ia buy
got warm reception. and the professionals
sold stocks.
Although conservative houses advised eau
ton. even in buying the railroad stocks,
'icaily every stock that advanced Was un,
der influence of pool manipulation. United
Fruit was the one doubtful issue. Tor there
IL is possible that the American lnterna-
,ions, Corporation Is seeking larger IN
terest.
Substantial banking interests were careful
To do nothing 10 iuJurc the market. FOR
they are Wiling 10 see II advance II II can
part, Therefore. they played tho par; OF
safety by taking railroads that have the
Intrinsic value back Of the prices I" a
greater extent than some Of the inuus'Fiais
iiaudated. for it was industriuls that the
when Union Pacific moved up in the
early 'r.Gin-. ~" Street was fnl, 90 IN"
rumor that an extra dividend ~ per
cont would I've declared some time tins
buying Of Ksa,iius WAS nr>;-cluss again.
ard this lin" II was said that IN" com ,
pany shortly woul'! distribute as q special
~, idcnd stocks ~ 81 subsidiary Goa, com =
pnny. Reading is selling too high f"i. IT'S
III, idcnd and the buying j. too good 20
he based on amy mere professional pool
movement. There is NO question oi ~
being for account ot insiders. particularly
OF this stock
Buying Of steel shares. and particularly
If the smaller companies was first class.
One OF tho new favortes Was GuIf state
steel. which is reliably reported 70 W" "i'rn-
ing more than 10 per cent on She common
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BOND LIST

Anglo French IS .,.,-...-.........'...'... -
Atlantic Coast lin" tS....... ............ =,
A. =. LII. and y col TT. 4s........... Sji1
\. {. l.. ~. Is lRsltinor.> tH:dl ........ =:
chesapeake and ohio cv 4l.s....... >5a:
Chcsap cakc and Ohio - Cwhcn ssuc4p as.
l.orillard ,s............ ................ -. nc
Mercantile Marine 4's per cen; cts. .... l?G
Norfolk and Western cv ila.............. i?aa;
Sea board Air Line stamped is............ 81
SeRboard Air Line adj rs ..........,...... Csc.
Southern Pacific CIV Observation-Disclosures. 81.
Southern Railway Observation-Disclosures. T0'2
Southern Railway 5s............ ........... l0l',
U. S. Registered -. 1880 tbsd).......... $685.
u s Registered IS 1916 tsalcsp....... 1923,
u. S Registered As, 1895 tbid) ........... il0A.
u. S Registered Panama Is. 1861 tbid).. lO2
United States Steel Observation-Disclosures. ici7,
Va Brown Bros. cas-. ,W Va III
Va. Car Chemical LIST "a tbidl ............ 3>'.
Va Car Chemical us.................. inl
Va. Rwy. and Power co. Is tsacs)...... 90 .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09

NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS
To the creditors OF THOS. H. At
ktNSON. of Richmond, in the County
OF tienrico. and district Aforesaid
Bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on the
18th day of April. y. n. 1915. the
said THOS. II. ATKINSON was duly
aaludicated bankrupt, and that the
first meeting of his creditors will be-
held in my office. Rooms Nos. SO2
and S03 American National Bank
Building. Richmond, Va. on the 18TH
DAY OF MAY. y. d. 1916. at 10
O'Clock. in the forenoon. at which time
their claims, appoint trustee. eI.
anime the bankrupt. and transact such
other business as may properly come
before said meeting
TIiOS. B. SNEAD,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09

|" H., h.. creditors of HAMILTON !. AK
NEII Of Richmond. in the C.oun.v
~ iienri"o. ana district aforesaid&
Bankrupt:
D., Notice - hereby given that on Nh.
~, MI TO- -, 'nne; - ID 1915. the said
dicateu bankrupt. and that the Hrst
iimettlni OF his creditors will he held
IN my office. Rooms Nos. SU2 ami Soa
american National Bank Buildiur
NMiti,Hh",!d' va; on the 18TH DAY Of;
Mn A. u. 1916. at 10 o'clock in the
iiorahooli. ut which time the said cred.
,to," ''aS attend, prove their claims.
appoint trustee, examine the honit >
nupt ana transact such other business
as may properly come before sa
TtiOS. r.. SNEAD.
i'efcree in BankruDtcv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09
HIGHER PRICES DECREASE
ORDERS FOR SrEEt. rRoDl CTS

orders for steel products are said 1" ~"
falling OFF because IN" aiN"nc" II; prices
that wont into effect On May was wnii
advertised prior TO that, ard most hiG com
panies got their orders on the books IN April
4 large increase OF capacity on tho part
G. tho mills now Is becoming effective, ana
consumers feel that prices must 10 .narN"c
hack &c where they were, and. therefore. ar"
holding off additional orders. The high
price of steel has topped mech constitute
ness to buy "a, present levels except fpr
absolute necessities.
Although tho number Of wells rrodnr'n;
hiucd output of all wells in tho United States
has decreased. rho demand from .or"'Em
countries is insis;.nt Producers ar" booked
vi, for months. aud in some cases two
3ears ahead All materials used In drill
ing and maintaining wells show material
increases. TN. demand on tho part OF au-
;c'nobiliSis has not been Curtai"d ny :n"
high prices. and the number 90 GERS IN
use Is constantly increasing. The war IN
Europe has intcrfcred with production Ia
those counties, ana their wants mus; he
supplied chiefly Ivy companies dAin. hGsi-
meas in III" United States and Mexico
The outlook for copper producers Is grow
ing even brighter than il has been recently.
Prices tor the metal arc climbing sicaGr'y
both in the United States and abroad. Vnn
fact that prices in England slightly
higher Than in this country would "ccm
TO forecast renewed inquiries here tor nd-
ditional shipments of copper 10 tho Con-
tincnt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09

5 20 q: 100 SO; e. s,l5: q, 4l5a
40 n $50" ~. iSo14se; VIC. 5.c5m5l5: WV,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09

NEW YORK, May s-Mcrcantiie rapcr.
S1ai.. Sterling. siNiy-da bills $; 7?'.: de-
mend, s4157,: cables. N76 40. bar silver.
AK Mexican dollars. 81. Government,
bonds. steady. Railroad bonds, firm. Tim.
loans, steady SILKY days, - rs; ninety
days, ?: six months. In2i, CAN money.
steady; ruling rate, "a.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST.
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA

In the matter of No 1878
JAMES L. WOOLDRIDG T.;
Bankrupt R,pkruntcr
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CoSh grnn: Wh"at--N0. rcd. Slll: M.
+. red 81 u" 10. "" hard. sIlih fsI.l7i.:
\" hard 81 Isl. uSi.i. Corn--N". yellow,
~. u ia; No. yellow, .2e 9, Iic; No. ! white
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09

10 me creditors of JAMES l.. WOOL
BRIDGE: of Richmond. in the Countv
Bankrupt: ''' !"
9. Notice is hereby given that on the
I,th Hay OF May A.. D; 1916. the said
Indicated bankrupt. and that the first
meet meeting OF his creditors will be
neid IN my office. Rooms Nos S0o and s03
american National Bank BUILDING
tI!hmond. Va, on the 18TH DAY or,
~; MAJ , A. D. 1916. at 10 o'clock in
inc forenoon. AZ which time the said
creultors may attend. prove their claims
appoint trustee. examine the bank
rupt and transact such other busines.
- tEtS properly come before said meet
THOS B. SNEAD
Referee In Bankruptcv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09

1880. Sales. 2oo hsl"s
NEW YORK. May s-ro~' moyc,ner,-
M.ddlirg. l2,snc Receipts. >? hal"s: exior,s
1901 bales sales. -,"' bales; stock. 23';Ss
bales.
Total today al ell por,s-Net receipts.
II $50 bales; exports. l7.i2S bales: s,ocs
1.11s.la. bales.
Total for week-Not receipts, :i427 bales:
Total for season-Het receipts. esa5, So,
bales; exports. i.5on.7l4 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, May s. bulge arouoc
the opening OF tn" cotton market fel! off
to-day under realizing stimulated largely
by favorab. weather over the bolt Liner
In tn. day the most active months svor-
10 points uno"r the last quotations or
Saturday. tn" clos" was J point UP Z.
to II points over Saturdays finals
The opnning gain Was continuation or
lar, weeks buying wave. : large accuuul,-
ton OF buying orders. together with local
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09

IN TILE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-09

NOTICE OF FIRST. MEETING; Of
CREDITORS
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS
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ICE-BANKRUPT.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.

In the matter Of No 1864
THOS. II. ATKINSON. in
Bankrupt. Bankruptcy.
NOTICE. OF FIRST MEETING OH
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II closed steady.

Spot cotton, PteadN' nI0GTnE. yulnud
1890. Sales, 2poN hsl"s
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FURNISHED ROOMS

FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Two nice. clean, modern sleep
ing rooms. south and west exposures
wcll shaded. close in. Inquire $40 south
| Cincinnati.
FOR RENr-'rwo nicely furnished down
stairs sleeping rooms. private entrance'
| gentlemen preferred il5 South Frisco.
| NEWLY furnished sleeping rooms, adjoining
bath close IN. men only - week single,
~ two IN room 80 South Detroit.
FOR RENT Two nicely furnished front
rooms fer light housekeeping tw, doors
irom car line l4o7 East sikh street.
FoR ReNr-rws furnished ~oows. one IN.
| furnished with dressing room aud la,atory.
ais Satagr for rent Phone 39or.
FoR RENT Nice. southwest sleeping room
| two large window, with kitchen privileges.
l-1o South Main Phone 3266.
NICELY furnished room, modern. furnished
| Tor light houst keeping or sleeping Su3
South Main Phone i53i
foR RENT Nicely furnished front room.
clos" IN for two genicmcl. references, $50
per month Phone i929J
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also sleeping apartment. strictb modern.
kctcrcnccs Phone -Soo
! FOR RENT NIGEL, furnished modern house
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FOR RENT Nicely furnished front room,
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Ihonc loss
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YoE SALE CAar sauea oak dlo.o,d
stsaty fat.c ts-.r rreNs-,. and >5asrs.
a.s>>r>. bod so-os, ara mattress and =
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modern reception ha mantle closets pantry garage fine
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desirable S65OO $4,000 VIII
building lot North Denver, high and SghtN, $1,000
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10 barn,
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W0Odem7L0ZieP Reality Co.
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FOR SALE

New up-to-datc Groom modern
California bungalow large living
room. dininc room. oak floors. built
in features beautiful mantle. ) sleep
ing rooms. basement furnace heat
an ideal homo. located in the b 81
part Of the residenc1 district Price
S5.OGO. part cash balance terms.
New 7-room modern s-story resi-
dcncc. largo living room, dining room.
uilt IN features. 3 sleeping rooms:
basement furnace heat. fine well
water. garage and servants quarters,
,v,U located. on south side. Price
$425O. Part cash. balance terms.
S5ot cash makes the first payment
ON nice --room modern s-story resi-
srrrc close i'm ON south side. full
sizCd lot nice basement and good
slccnins porch Price SS,5oe \
snap buy.
Jenkins & TsTWflleE
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