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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-02

ni6ts ~poatommsn III, Heben eroben gor'
5Igsn aud ibre WdnotI. llHb bod torrHt
man 3u benz Isbten grgtbnis, bab bier,
aus benz .3pane Der 3ings sebortn, aanJ
neus @srbaltnife ii6 anbabnsn, bic nit
ben fribsreu 3uItdpbsn taum md stipos
gsmsin habsn.
mir Ttb,u urg fsF. Der stpett, Iinitr
III I'M psItntIihsn ~iib,ritonbsn. man BARI
onrsbmen, oaB 6 mad oiefer pro6e3tit
nun Iei6ier geben uirO. SR Der 3DiidtR'
8sit III Bic 9rennung BON ruifi4em MeItH
unb bon ruiFIder Mstbobs in ben otia'
pisrtsn @ebiten nar ihdrfsr estporofn.
pie ein5slren Ortfdaftsn bsiitbeIn fia BON
neusm, cus gsperbli9s 2ebtn nimmt
langIam uisber siHsn Auff4puns. @ III
bs3tiantnb fir bic Gttmmune in Der Bee
Differing, mag fe f4 font 80 Der gnt'
ipidlung Der 9inss iteltH. pie it nil,
bub beiipisIsfpeiIe bon ben rufiihtn 4ul'
fhrifttn taum nod tipas 81 sntosten 1T,
Ginn paren aas Strabtn dufbringliA nit
ruTfIdtn Namen uub SdiIbstn iiesrflGt.
SEPT m1B man ldor tid1er, I'm todl
ipdrliGs gsit BON linen 81 fiubsr. Die
Etraben fperom otutl9 uHb poIHiId be-
sttdnet. bic 0tfaGfte be3siduen fd fat
burdptg NIT timm ensrbings rsat frags
Ddrbietn Daifh. Dds RuTFfte mar
nur cine Obsrftd6Iidt Eiin6e, 6 III bur4
Bic ErsigniTe forietpiIdt ME Rtssn uuo
Ghnu tidtR aalt1ntrid abIofen. llnO
gar Gbmpatbieu fit aubldnO9 Tlun
i0nnte fe nit Der adtttHe iu6tn, OAHs
cine Gpur bon tbnrn su Finoeu. Dieits
gdnss psite Gsbiet bat f4 bon Rubldno
ipdhrenb bes ariegss IosgelOft uno ents
eIsittt feinen 6dnbsn nit jtbem Sage
mtbr. Mas aud Der aussdHe fem mag,
in aorpno unb MilHa, in gang gitantn
unb RurIanb BAT Rublanb ausesIpieIt..
Die Gef6i9te BON SdbrbuHberteu miro
bier i'm Often griinbIid nadgsprift nnb
ihre greebnTe psrbtn als unhaltbdr bers
norfsn. llnitrb,Ftn bsrtiitt Tid bds anno
fir bic Gdat Dor. Die nele GrHte, gtOBtr
boffsnlli6 as ie 8ubor, ipirb bic Sapiss
rislsiitn btItitism bslfsn. bic 9ssh no9
btItsbtn.
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Tbshsutrlintn @srlujlt, bic aIIein duF elmer
Gront BON 100 gilometer quisiinie ouF
$4,000 mann berttnet iporben iinb. igss
gen cine Observation-Disclosures iparbtR am 10.
|Wtdr3 iiebtn Rseimentgr IN elmer ibmdltn
|6ruHt gu adit gIitosrn aHgglebf. Errb
.plermaI nisoerbulitr Aneriife tdmtn bic
glufien nur bis 5u ben 6inetrRiTsn. eli,
batisn bier einen 8etluit BON stira 5000
Mann. guf btuti6tt Seits fuaren aIes
in allen an bisIsm Saee 5pei Mann e.s
fallen unb Iehs mann ~perpunoet.
S9litBli9 isbie cine anbancrits abtsiluHs
So einem GegenaRsriff an uno madts
nod 100 @eTauatne. Sin anbsrsr @ns
gtiFf trFoIgte an Der gBeIfeiie Der bon
Oinaburs nod @ilnu fibrsnbsn gabu,
in Der Ra6t bonn q. sum %. mdrs. Siet
uurbeu bic Rufsn ourb MtaTdiusnsetpsbrs
feuer iIdntiert unb iamen ntht siumal Biz
gu ben oeutIasn 6sIbpa6fsaaHssn. Sin
rulIii6er 9an5sr3us, Der auf Der sItitea
etnis boriiitB, nurbe burh Sprenguue
bts @ieiTes an bfr Ridtt6r rtrbinotrt uno
bon ben Seuti4tn In 6runb unb gooen
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010r5cHF Mse0nvfNcfw1A9E Es AxT10H

gengralfeibmorIduas bon Ainbenburg
une hes 8%agauprin5ta psrbIrgtn ms,
baB dle ttpatgen a1Itniationtn in Sieisr
GtBiebung bur1ous falIn iinb unb ndb
mad ipie Dor bic mFiide Sffmfbe fd
an ber grpBtn GifmpdHb I'm R0rben
RuBIdnbs brsdsn pirO ME bic @sls on
Der Gslstlit.
Wir perfsH uunmebr eineu Bid nnf
bic bsrIhieDenen grennpuHtte bieier rufs
FIhen GfFtnTpe. Die Rom Geinbe tus
miitel6ar Iaoli4 bon Riga uusgefudts
Stobjttat sipiiden Der Dindiniel gaIen
unb her MtFe fam fptgen her Sumpfs
unb 8alofrite fdum ala rin gtsigHstes
gstinbs fit cine 9ffmToe bstrahtet nes
ben, obaleid mir "a pobi berIthen f0ns
nen, bdb Elm 8urd6ra9 6et platdaen ben
Rufen ola Gr6Ffnung hes Itsss nad
g1itau febr niatpmmen isin fpiree. DAB
ihngn Mitau gun3 bsIonbers an 5srseH
Iieof, 5tiqen aud bic psr5peifeIttR Be-
mihuneen, on ber Balm Miian-Sdtobs
fart porsnbrinaen. Aber felbf BITE GEE
fdrbfen tuTHmtn geridie btnsiien bnr9
bic in Ihntn ~erfpdbnttn QameR aus
oufinbof % GiIometer fDffiIih, 8elpenst.
MarFue9 Stt, guihhpf fublih bon Sas
tpbitdht = boB nng @0rhringtn bts @egs
rers in hfr Ri6tEag pnT Mitaa an Der
gabn entldag teins Gotifdriltt madt.
.GosItIht Gift con ben ruHthen 9orHobsn
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Die rHiEi6e effenfue.
Son eiHrm aTten preuBtf6en
6|ffi5ier.

ANNA .
Die srobs ruHil9e Griibiabrsoffenfbt
bic Runmebr cine A~lsbebnuHg BON iloiifl
Riga Bis sur MinbicIba gtiponufn bat,
fPieit Tih auF bsr 1rort sueier u%HTertr
grpBen 9~eeresgruppsH as, ndmliH auf Der
5rOnt ber 6tsrsssruppt 9tnbsnbure uno
Der 9~errsggrdppe 0e5 Babtruprtn3tn, nnb
nEre1t iia iornit iibr cine Gront bon
$50 ailometsr. DDS Gumpfsebiet Der
golRIje If fit cine 0HsnTbs uoturgts
mdk neHig geeignet unb biieet 6dltr etne
Side spilhen Der norbruhifdsH uab fi0s
ruFifden 9ffeaFpe, bic IN ben Wtnttrs
monaten helpnbsrs thnrf anseeprdgt nor,
i1 aber 6~etonntIi6 an BEN idpferM Bts
Derfdnb unfertr Berbinbeten mn Der III
ibrem 8erbnnbs tdmpfsHpsa btutIden
5rnppsn perblutste.
Don ben erpGbnten $50 ailomfisr Der
rp~rbruFiYden Gffenfpt fiu6 nun natiirs
lid nift ale 3eiIe fir 9HenTnFt0bs gins
lig, nn5 mir ishin beBhalb, nie ih ale
ruTiidtn Giobe gsgtn puutte rifttn. bic
aud in friiberen admpfsn tiHt Role
Tpielten, neil fe fnaufasm bic Gore in Der
umtdmpFten 5eldn6elinie bilesH. Sc liesi
moAl auf Der Sanb, DaB man beutTdsrs
feits ssrabs an nisfsu gupttfn Die fsiHos
Iihe DfFtnIipe ertparitte uno bemgsmdB
anf fe norberettst mar. uno bic bisberigtu
MiBerfoige bts Qnertifers tonntn babsg
|Ielbf fir bic AuFen ttine fs6r grobs 1lts
berrdfduHg g~eipefeH fem. @enH Ter ruff
fiGe Mngrtifer frobbem an benIel5en
| 5teaen intnltr nnb inner pieeer feline
4ngriFfe erHeuert, 70 bietet tt uns eumii
basieLbe erlaunliAe Bib, neIIes sr ans
In ben Rarpatbentdmpfen seigie. no i9n
lieber nod 70 blutig abgsptsTsHe MHiturm
al erueuten ebenIo bIufigsu 8ieberbolua.
gen fsiner nusIOIsn BsridbuHsen anJu-
feuern fdisn. BabrfhsiHIi6 bsrToIgt Il
NIT bieIen ftets n~iebtrbplttn NnsriFfen
bic 9attit Der Grmiibnng bes @egners.
Bite eepiB bon Grfulg fein fam, rpenH
BEN angrsifer Ests friiGs Il-ppeH u
8erfieung ite6eH. Der Ingeariffene oags.
esa fsine gsrltdrtuugsH sur 5onb .ut
Mir baben d6tr MD. BIZ gsriHgfte Gsrdn'
lIoHnna III Der Qnnabne, bdB cine btr'
urtiqe 9prnnsItsung Des @tgntrs in biz
len Tage suiyyfEsn rIirbE Die 1omea bs
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grot. 9eOekiuO
nnO Die Gott0arO6aGn.

GnldbIid bts 4bIebens bes erDben
motbsmdtiftrs prof. Y. Debelirb sriRs
merit bic .8rdunlan. 2anbes3tg.1 barar,
.bnB Il in ben Sabrtn 1872 bis 1876 Die
.rsttor hss 9rouRIaipeiasr poIbtt9Hitums
mar nnb f4 seltgeHtli9 Der NIT benz ANS
aug in bos fn5ne usue 9odfdldgsbdiibs
b~srbunbeaea MorbtrsitungsarbeittR i'm
bic gnfaIt gang belonbers perbisnt gee
ma1t BAT. Jn 4neriennung isiner gros
Sen 9srbisnTts Inn bic wiFeHIaoft plrbe
Tim I'M s9nbrs 1910 BON Ser5og Rtetns
ten J:obdnn albre9t bic BoIotne Meodiat
fit aunf nnb MiFtnIhoft berliebeH.
Denig betdnnt olrfte es fem, baB bic
Mathematician 8trehnuHesn far ben
9urtbrn6 bes Gt. Gpttharbs sum gau
Der g~otiharbbabn BON 6oihsRen noa
airolo pom 9ebstinb aIs 4utoritdt naGs
aepriift fDorben fino: 9eoetinb pieB BEN
F~rdu5oFThsn Matbehalitern, bic bic srs
ten Bers6nunssn ~aufseitslt batten, srObs
Seller mad unn berhitste auf biefe Meife
sinen ~gronbofen ts4BiihsH NtBerfDlg.
gdheibenbeit Debetiaos mar lprihs
p6rtIi4 unb nidts mar ibm uBbeboeIis
der, ais an bic Dsffsntli6ttit gsbrGda Sn
perosn oOer ieIbit an bic SeFfentlidtGit
irsisH su mliHtn. Die MiHsnfHoft psrs
Iitrt IN benz 5ssmssgungsnsn stnt 2eu6ts
unb isins 5rtunbe trauern nm einea
mann, bsFsn G~baraItrsr5Be sbenIO uns
rrsihbdr mar tpis feline gtlebrIamieit,
Die in fem Isbtss 2ebsnsiobE eefdIlsns
Gtrsiduna aus Der aiite Der MitgIisber
Der Irdn36ffden ainbsmis bat Der ges
lebris NIT bisl Mirbs unb NIT galsm
9amor asttassH,
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gsf6ofsn. 2n "a. Mars CAB II an eiuer
idmaleH Gteue Der btutIdsn Clinic Dor
8indbUrg 5000 ruifilde granatsn. Sci
bieIem ruhiIhsn 9rommsifsuer eins Bel
uns nidt Elm manH perlortn. gti tin5ek
uen ruHifhen 8iDiFouea tonnte aus osni
geIamteH Rsit Der ueberlsbenban nur Elm
ein8iges ntues Resimsnt gebilbst ptrben.
5rosbem inb an5etden oprbanben baB
bic ruHHden Solomon nod neiter oors
gstrisben perbsn iolen. SR ben fiasrsn
Cob. Die beutfde Qinis 1T ureridlttert
pnO unerT9itterlfd. Sa, e purben md
etpd 400 gefaHgsHe eernaht. Der bsutise
Sonntas berIisT ki htrrEtdsm Gounens
ldtin i'm aagemeinen rnbis.
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- Sa Gibafriid bsnubt man bic gIGts
ter bts Gilbtrbuunts nit entiprtHenhsm
sluFbrud gem uIs asuidhrsiartsn.
Bon BEN earcgGsrH finb unetfdhr
10 qrossHt, bic 3tiilgbsRB nv g 3dhHt
babsa.
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Don Riga bis sur rlmaniiAen 6renp. = Der ofeIo,us pon
1910, perfriRt enseiest bis lest psrunsladt. = 6ans unee.
Peuerlide perIufe Der ~2IHsrsifer. = SinOenburs uuo Ger
9ayernprinj Die p~srteiciger Ger mueridatterteu uno uusr.
lhhtterideu oeutfAsn front pom 65o KIometer 2lusocbuuus.
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etft BEN III. mars so, ooo
Rann rnffif6et 8srlnf,
con ~. 9aaI @f6aeIis.

@or Danaburg. %. Mars.
Ioh immer FH5 bic raHiIden 8OrtoB'
an oer 5Ffrpnt Hidt sum AHnlnB 81
4ommsn. sic beeanRrH ant ~. WEar5,
unb taun elm Gag bsrgeht feitbsm o1Ht
htFtIst admpFe. Dit Ginidbe bet gufsr
fn5 uuaebeutr. CO kaRbe!t fin I'm slipa
60 b~ersitssHtlts Observation-Disclosures
m sailpraaeA and b0RE iaoa PIG ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-13

wheat will go into corn and barley.
whole is implicated. and building has
been checked by high costs. Some
railways have taken to buying wooden
freight cars. there Is less domestic de-
mand for finished steel. and in some
lines there is strong disposition To
complain about profits being reduced
by the high cost OF raw materials as
we'll AS by the rise in general expenses.
But while tho steel industry is OK
pcriencinE a lull in new home de
mands. Il lull that is welcomed, by the
way. foreign buyers are in tho market.
paying tho prices for essential kinds
of steel from which they turned away
som" while ago.
Yet the trend as whole seems to
suggest that price advances. except In
relatively isolated cases. will be less
likely from now OF
In the stock market public buying Is
absent. and while there is more or less
lrrcS ularity. due principally to the
Mexican situation. there Is enough re
operative power to SupcrinduCa adj
Nanccs following rcccssions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-13

NEW YORK. May l2.-Bradsircct's
review of trade for the week ending
Tomorrow Will say:
Commerce aud Industry continue TO
move along to the now familiar tune
of prosperity. Trade is active. manu-
faCturcrS are busy, collections are sat
isfaCtory. money is easy, bank deposits
are heavy. warm weather has improv-
Cd. retail distribution. recorders FOR
spring goods iron, manufacturing ecu
tcr* are conspicuous. and buying for
fall proceeds apace.
Numerous cities say trade is FAR
ahead OF the best of previous seasons.
Mail order houses are doing record
volume of business. Labor is we'll cIn-
pioycd at the highest wages known.
The strike situation has mcnded some
what, The suppl" of railway cars is
better Bank clc,rings exhibit in
creased over one and two years ago.
Though there are some evidences OF
prices probably having reached zenith
point, many ccntcrS. particularly in the
Southwest. Indicate that the move
ncri aS regards staple goods is up
ward Expectations of heavy business
next !aii and winter minglc with fears
of short supplies Of goods. Optimism
everywhere is noteworthy, and though,
commodities arc az very high levels
complaints are neither Widespread nor
strongly voiced.
'iu the other hand the crop situation
is 'r'ecuiar. aha.Hnn fewer. acres III
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Bank EIenrlncS

NEW YORK. May Bank clearing. ~
II aggregate s.,t3s. os5.ooo. against sE.I4i.r2s
am last week and .s3.6lT.os2.ooo in this wool
last year; Following arc the returns fo
this week. with percentages OF chang"
shown this weak as compared with hi
'"li last year
N"w York: S..sss.os-,o"o: increase. cgl.
chicago. SGs3.lII." 600: increase. lso
Philadelphia. s:c5o1l 900 increase, $50
BOSTON. o"s5i .'Ho, increase. Isl
s. Louis SOC. 200 mo: iucrca< &C. go
Kansas city, $se.lsS.Wo: increase. I5f
san Francisco. S6I.9sl. 90: increase iS.3
Pittsburgh, SIS, ri 600; increase. 49,
baltimore $40 80. coo: increase, co.3
Cleveland. $50 coo: increase. TT
Detroit So. 6St. 900 Increase. cSS
cincinnati. :3T.i2a.f bo. increase. al
Minrca polls. 81. mo- increase, H.
Los Angeles. s4.aT no. incrcas. ~
Omaha. $1,000. 600. Increase. 10:
Nov orleans. S.a.>1a. coo: increase 80
Milwaukee. $40. oi.H"1: Increase IsS
Louisville. SII,'o3. cO0: increase ~
Atlanta, flI..1s O0o: increase a.l
Richmond SiG.i5:G0o; increase us
81 Paul slt.l0sooG; increase. IS
Seattle" SIS, $4,000: inrrepse 10"
Buffalo. $li.H'2.nvo: increase 2la
Portland. ore. Sl2,5s;,"N0: increase IT.
Denver. SlS.""s Geo. Increase 81
houston. S".oii,"oo: increase ISIS
Indianapolis. sil:.ip": Increase SIS
Fort Worth. sI,SsS.n0l. decrease ..
Providence. 's..4o.c"o. increase. s.?
Washington Sasnl 900; Increase l0l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-13

crop and rather unfavora prospects
doubtless contributed TO tn. advance. On
the other hand some dealers here hay
suggested that higher prices were leading
to larger Increase In acreage than In
dtcated by recent advicCs. Discussion OF
new crop prospects has figured less around
the ring than the settlement of the sub.
ma riuc question. tho continued nrinncss or
remaining old crop holders and Tho talk
of better prospects FOR peace abroad. Trade
interests have been amUnS the leading
buyers. and hciicf that much Of thi.
demand has hccn for tho purpose Of h-dg.
ing the forward business OF mills and OK.
ror'"rS. naturally added To tho con ndcnGc
OF speculative buyers. Above ~ cents how.
ever. tn" markc; met Increased realizing.
aud there were reactions toward tho end
of IN" week which suggested that the tech
meal position had weakened somewhat. and
there was ~ disposition 10 even up scat.
tcrtnE long accounts. while waiting for
fresh political or now crop developments
The first government rcpor; Of tho season,
giving III" crops condition Of May -.
Will II" issuc,l on Juno 1
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nEANIrr MARKET


tR"r"rtcl by Rodgers. pIumircr & CO.. Inc
PETERSBURG, VA May l@.-'rhc con :
tinuch offerings and sales direct TO cleaners
by farmers have been great factor to-
>%a'uS tn" depressed Cundit!un and low
rri,r ~ the peanut market
THESE offerings arc now about over with.
so IN" cleaners viii have to turn to the
merchants cHtircl! now for their further
supply. In consequence Of this We fccl tnrr,
VII! soon h" a ms tcrisl Improvement IN
peanuts Already Their" have been con
siderable inquiries Tor large blocks OF aca
muiS !y the various cleaners. and ,yitn 4
continued holdout Tor higher prices bv the
holders aud merchants, shnIld soon
nave " higher marNc' Niriuaily Tho r'-
na'nihE stock If Spanish is now In tho
h"n1* Of merchants. and they III. being
believers IN higher prices are expected 10
holi Tor NOR. muncy. Due Ia tho heavy
demands from tho oil mills fcr old and of :
Si"ic peanuts, merchants have sold heavily.
which sales har" depleted their holdings
hc"Nh!. "taNIhE them only a limited guam
iitN ~ tho peanuts cur IN. trace
which trad" has At aSt begun buN freely,
rms continued demand should h"gct an
'ariN ,t,lIa
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TRY JAMES CANTER MAY 20
Attorneys for MIN Accused OF AS
anu1tinE md Numbering Mrs. VIII
NON Receive OIiiclnl Notice.

BRISTOL. VA. May 12.-Comnon-
wcalth's Attorney Robert J. Summers.
Of Washington County, Va. has given
notice to Judge y. i. Oglcsby and other
members of counsel for James center.
who was recently granted Il new trial
by the Virginia Supreme court. that
tho trial will begin NJ Abingdon on
May 80.
cantor was convicted. along with his
Older brother, Luther. Of having
saulted and murdered Mrs. Muudc will
son. Young wife OF James Il. Wilson.
OF washington County. The Supreme
Court held that the evidence on which
James was convicted WAS insufficient.
William Canter, a third brother. ar
rested recently on charge OF having
been implicated i'm tho crime. has been
held Tor the action OF tho grand jury.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-13
MACE GIVEN THIRTY YEARS
AInn Convicted OF killing Ills wife
Receive Judgment OF Court
Calmly.

.\SIIENILL.E. y. e.. Mav IA tcic-
phone message from Mor@anton to-day
stated that Judge Lame, presiding in
the Burke County Superior Court. this
morning sentenced Charles Mace. con-
victed of murder in the second degree
for killing his wife. to thirty years
III the penitcntiary at hard labor. Ma
received the judgment OF tho court with
the calmneSS he has maintained dur
ing tho trial Az II" is forty-siN years
old. tina sentence practically means
life imprisonment
Mrs. Mace uas found dead ~ the
Mace home or February - this wear
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-13

NEW ORLEANS. May 1.-THE cotton mar
ket barely steady to-day. and holders
Of long contracts inclined to tighten
their load. In the middle cf tho session
tho market WAS somewhat irregular aud
unsettled, but IN tho afternoon tendency was
to work lower.
In the carly session prices lost I, )
points. hut quickly recovered and went { to
points over Yesterdays close fresh buy
Ing stimulated by floor gossip that leading
spot interests were buying The tom sutt-
rucd in the afternoon, and tho loves;
the trading months were 10 II points un-
dor yesterdays last quotations: the close
WAS to II points under
Tho bulk of the selling appeared to hc
for the purpose OF evening w Sunday.
Tho market closed steady. Closing bids.
May, l".SS: July, l@.S. October. II. ~. Do
ccmhcr. 1901: January. $50 Spot cotton.
steady. unchanged. Sales the spot. 5S5
Iva los: to arrive. none MiddIiuC l." 1,c
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buns Iseyiew.
nun ReSfrw.
NtN YORK, May l".-Dun's Review To-

NEW YORK May l..-Dun's Review To-
morrow will say:
Nothing has developed to prevent con-
tliuHnrc OF The remarkable activities and
nnprecodentcd achievements in the bust
mess world Intcrnationa uncertainties
stu cause hosi;ancy in the securities mar.
hHf7 hut productiv" enterprise remains nm =
"H,'t'a. ana lah troubles are less dis =
turhinr. Tho most gratifying feature OF
IN" situn ii"n. aS II has hccn for some time
ma 'c"n tn" ahScnc. OF cXccsscs and the
"N"iddn'' OF nVCr-CAtcnSion in all lrciti.
mat" undertakings This affords tho bc [
assurance ~ sustained economic prog ross
ana while pressure of demands M <
'Ic"rIS subsidized in certain important lines
Sr''ui" tors arc not needed to account for
som" abatement after months of OK
trnordiuary buying. That tho phenomenal
"uEins could not continu" for long was
81 -. ''''''''
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Veterans tor Meet In Frederick sburE.
ISncI.lal In .rlc Iilne IliSnn irh [

FREDERICKSBURG, VA. MAY IL
Tho surviving members OF tho Eff
tccnth Virginia Regiment. Corse's Bri-
Sadc. will meet I'm Friedrich sburg in
annual reunion on Wednesday,. May "a.
The surviving members OF this camp
arc principally residents OF Richmond
city. and Hanover and IIcnrico Coun-
ticS. Forty attended tho last reunion
held ~ Yorktown. II is expected that
at least thirty will be here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-13

Nt.N YORK. May l2.-rhc cotton ma rk Of
mas heen extremely active during tho ia 81
week. with prices making new high records
lui the month in general more or less
ccl'hE "ni buying. f;umors Of peace he
i"r' another season Is ended. and = belief
lh"t there VIII be q big rush to rcplcnis h
"%h"uNt"'I supplies abroad once tho war il
over. seemed I" hc largely responsible for
tn, "HN"i'" which carried prices IN TO
III" Tor July during Wednesdays trading
lhis w. AN advhn-" OF 1915 per bale
tr"'n INC 10" l"v"l reached the break
az 'S'' February. and trading since then
h~S h"cn toss active. with fluctuations ire
cul|r Reports "f late start for the nov
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-13
COTTON MARKETS.

NET YORK Ma, II IN tarly ,dy.nc.
attracted renewed realizing In the ,o,,o.,
market to-day. and after selling ~ IL ne
July eascd off to l.coc With the conceal li,.
closing steady al a me- decline OF 10 j!
po,nts.
The opening wSs barely srosdy unchanged
prices to points lower ONer.rgy vo-.
wAN taken. however ard on scati-rinr sup.
port July rose Is points while pcloIe- sold
ur from lie !" Is .-C. AND December from
iooe To 1910. or , bout 10 points .bo, 4,
Last nights closing hEur.s There ,vas al
eriGent dxnc.i'ion to sscur" pf"h,s aud
prices rtsFned 'h- lowest rnnt OF INC d.,,
IN tn. late trading. wi'h rirtober s.Iitrr -
lstJc and December ., j. 60 or shout }, In
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-13

Richmond Va. NaN l.. i,ls.
iIV" stock report Tor tho week "r,l,nE
N..l :. 1915.
B"st steers, I" .: medium - Gc"l. IN
:: common To fair. Ia :. EC<t h"ifsrs -
/" >2. medium to good. -. tr ~: common
1" fair. 5ia 10 So. Rest COWS So TO ~
medium TO good. ~ to ni.. common. to ::
Best oxen. 6i7 to 7,2. medium to good. -.
to GO: common to far. -. 4" ST.: bulls. i
10 "a. Best calves. To 10: medium to good
I" So. Best hoCs, .; light. to So. SOW.
and stays. TO s Bcst -h"ep. 81 to j.
common TO fair. to 6; Lambs. to 10; srrinS
lambs. 10 to L.. Tho marke, Was strong
on all kinds OF Stock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-13
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. May la.-Aftcr az early adj
NanV" OF To II points on short coNcrin:
ana with lard CottonsCcd oil turnc,i crsv
undcr profit taking sales and lack uC uu,-
sid" support. Last prices were point low ,.r
tn 2 points net higher. Sales. $500 barred,
Tho market closed firm: spot. 1880 bid :
May. l0.,5Q 1926 Juno, l0?SI, Lon. .luly. il.0i
a lloA: August, Hos q l.hs Scptomhcr. II %
"a lllo Octobcr. lotSTio.io: November osi
IaS3; December, ?.s7f?.SN
Raw sugar. nrm: centrifugal. 6. 90 ,noiasscr
COG. Butter. firm. cheese. steady. S;,ot cot
foe, quiet, Rio as oa,c; Santo~ g. Ir.>"
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NAVAL. STORIES

SANANN.tH GA, May i:.-'rurreutm-
itrin. 3. ~. sales. -: casks: shipments. ~.
casks. stock, 5.oir casks. Eosrl. firm: sai"s
l,3sl barrels: receipt. lis barrels. snip
ments. i.:69 barrels stock. $3.50 barrels.
quote: ~. H., i."oG i1:. g.. -. u. lis:
= tacmt' e.. t35dti5; IL T. ttosi,5
Is, 800, so. ~. i5im so: y. ts"H tSj VIC
30: WW -,
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
l,D.rT,nN GOODS

NEW YORK. Ma! i@.--cotton goods rrar-
hc's wcr" quiet and steady to-day. wool
markets were hrm lar.;" receipt. Ready
to-wcar trade was active. cspcciHl!y IN lot.
ton waists and dresses.
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~ points under the high levels "f TIN" week
Their" were continued drought complaints
from eastern holt sections and IN" south
crn part of TEXAS, with the forecast tor
continued clear weather. hut unfalorah
crop reports seemed tn attract compare
tivcly little attention. owing IL tn" cNtcnt
and rapidity OF tho recent advances.
no ,1f 81,