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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-18
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

A loss of around Sj,500,000 BIZ the
banks is indicated by the reported
currency movements this week There
was a gain from the interior of
$2.269 900, shipments including s1.6l2,-
600 national bank notes sent to
Washington for redemption. Cold
amounting 10 S350,O00 was imported
from London. The loss on Sub-Treas-
ury operations proper was s7,466,O0O.
Directors Of the Poole Engineering
and Machine Company have elected
Waldo Marshall, president OF the
American Locomotive Company; W d..
Baldwin and John Z. Mckinley new
directors of the company.
c. Z. Mitchell has been elected vice
president Of the National City Com
pany.
Stockholders of the Ohio state Tele-
phone Company have elected W. I.
Hutton a director, in place Of the late
George d. EutIs.
Copper exports from Atlantic ports
for the week ended March is totalled
6I24 tons, compared with BIG tons
shipped in the week preceding. Since
March ! li,457 tons were exported.
Gross operating revenues OF the
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad
Company for February amounted TO
1852, 1913, an increase Of Sj45,60i, and
net for the month totalled S253,l49,
against S236,65s in the same month a
year ago.
J. & ". Selgman & Co. a
managers OF the Cuba Cane Sugar
Corporation syndicate, announce that
they are prepared 10 repay 70 under
writers the remaining so per cent. Of
the amount paid on subscriptions.
PAYMENT will be made by the Guar
anty Trust Company on or after
March 20.
The New York Coffee Exchange
membership Of 4. Behrens has been
purchased by r. W. Hopkins for $3.50.
an advance Of $50 over the previous
sale.
Directors OF the Franklin Trust Com
many have declared quarterly diyi-
dend 10 3 per cent, payable March 81
to holders Of record March 30. Prev
ously semi-annual dividends Of 6 per
cent. were paid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-18
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings Of Various
Corporations.

The annual report Of the Carolina
Power and Light Company and Its az
fliated companies Yadkin River
Power Company and the Asheville
Power and Light Company-for the
wear ended December 81. 1915, has been
issued by the Electric Bond and Share
Company. Substantial progress was
made by the Carolina Power and Light
Company in the years gross and net
earnings the increases being IL per
cent and p per cent. respectively, and
earnings Of the Yadkin River Power
Company at the close of the year rep
resented an increase Of II per cent IN
gross and IS per cent in net. Consoh-
dated gross earnings from the three
companies for the year amounted TO
81 500 .G93. against Si,2S4,9s5 in 1914;
and net earnings after expenses ana
taxes were increased from sci '59o to
SGS9 .o62. The balance alter interest
charges. etc, and deducting. s9l,5sl for
dividends on the preferred stock, TO,
tailed sls5,s56, compared with Sl32'4o4
in 1914.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-18
Penn. R. R. Subsidiaries Report.

The income account Of the Philadel-
mia. Baltimore & Washington Rail
road Company for 1915 shows total OPP
Grating revenues Of s21,3l1,l37. an in
crease of s953.574 over the previous
wear. Net income for the year amount
ed to $2I47,173, a gain Of S9l3;;O2e
The Baltimore, Chesapeake & Allan
tic. another subsidiary Of the Pennsyi-
vania. showed gross earnings OF Sl'lo4'-
422. a decrease of s93,2S6 There was
a deficit after charges totslling S22',-
asa an increase Of 1927 $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-18
American Gas and Electric.

Stockholders OF tie Canton Electric
COMPANY. a subsidiary Of the American
Gas and Electric Company, have voted
10 increase the authorized capital stock
iron, S2.5OO,OOO to $l2,5O0OOO and 70
change the name of the company TO the
Central Power Company. This increase
i'm carital stock will provide funds Tor
the taking over Of the Ohio Light ana
Power Company and the sunny sac
Electric Company, controlled by ne
American Gas and Electric Company ,oy
the Central Power Company ana also ao
provide for the financing OF me oU'Ouu-
t;lovat. central generating station now
IN course Of construction, as well IS
other requirements.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-18

exchange tin was quiet. with spot en- fge-ton
lots quoted at 5lrf5sc. Lead was strong.
with New York spot quoted at 7.s7i- c and
East 80 Louis r. soc Sprltcr firm New
York nominal and East 81 Louis spot l'.-,c
asked I'm London copper closed 40 slOi los
for t.udard spot. El0f for futures and a.
el36 nominal for e'ectroiytic spot. with sales
az $50 Ton. >uot and $50 tons Futures. Tin
.tandard spot l9i los and futures tlsb
with sales ol 20 tons spot and 80 tons Tut
ures. Lead spot f35 los and futures 455 rs
GIL. Sre'tor spot av3 and llturci $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-18
CHICAGO PROVISIONS.
COFFEE.

The upward tendency noticed IN the coffee
market during the last week was ehe,Neu
Yesterday b. reports from London mat bra
zt had seized % German vessels when nad
been informed in Brazilian waters since me
bey,nn.rg OF the war. This report lacked
ofirtal confirmation. but 10 was thought tnat
II IL should prove true there would be- more
tonnage available for the transportation OF
cof.e 10 the United States, and consequently
longs we're nervous and sold freely. frcea
ygere weak from the start, and a. TIE e'o.e
Of the day showed net los,es oil 10 I" 10
points. % .
The official cable from Brazil vas very
much DELAYED. and this vas thought 10 re-
feet a more riy.d censorship, although mousse
hers with Brazilian connexions received cost
and freight offers. and a. far a. could De
learned nothing was said reEardht Ile r.
ror-ed seizure Of vessels. Cost ana ffeiSnl
otfers were somewhat irregular and sph5ect
10 more or jess delay. with is here at 10
nc zoe. London credits, and k.o is az s.lOc'
Tor.,n credits. and &c American credits.
Tie spot market was inactive buy st.al}, ,
with RIO IS quoted at 9'.c. Range VI Price 3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-18
PROVISIONS.

The market for hog products was moder-
stely active and irregular. Lard was com
parstiye.y firm and closed with gains OF 10
no,nts while both ribs and pork we're under
more or less pressure and closed below the
previous close. The hog market was easier
Receipt of hogs al Chicago were 2l.ovo ,
e.tmated for saturday, $4,000; Kansas Cits
received 5000 and Omaha D.. 600 PORN
FIRM; mess, S2S.50u ga; family, $50 SO :
short clsr. S22aSZ5. BEEF steady mess
si7Msi7.50: fanny. sls.50a 1880. paceeL
extra India mess, $3.50 $50.
DRESSED HOGS Steady; bacons, j. sci
$50 10. l3c l6O 10. lSsc; 40 lb. Is .sci
pigs. l3t.c. CUT uEATS-Pickied bellies
steady. 10 10. l5c. \ 10, i5c. u 10. lac
PlcAled hams firm: quoted AZ l5'2g Toe.
TALLOW- SPECIAL. 9s.c. clty. sac
nominal. country. '.09itc. LAKD,flrm .
middle West lIlOI lI.20c. city lard firm
quoted 1T lie Renned firm Continent
n Zoe. South America, l2.25c Brazil. kcr..
l3z5c. Compound firm. quoted a. ll'.
Ili.c. STEARlNE-Frm o.eo, llci cie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-18

There seems % be little relief in
INT FOR the gasoiene consumer. The
continued advance IN crude oil would
epptsr 70 indicate that II sny'hIn ing
S'atDlsne prices would 20 even higher
.ash ite pTeaent level The latest
s@s,ahce in Pennsylvania crude OIL 20
- barrel puts the price OF thot
fsfatDisr grade 10 the highest pnce
Nshiy yssrs, topping last year =
~ Quotations b. 10 cents barre !.
80 tine pennsylvhnia crude 500
w Wa In 1895, when II held thefs
ne Tor only brief period. since
''ss August the Iizs la Drnss OF az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-18
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. March u. 1916.
BUTTER.

Ra-eirts. $50 packages. Prices advanced
another 10 al along the line. Creamery
extras l12 scorel. O.. D. 3ec; higher SCORING
- .N59c: hr~ts. a6"5lc, seconds. $50
85Ic: thirds. 3IN32 i.c. creamery, held,
extra, .g2 sco-el. 34c. higher scoring. 81 ="
85c. frsts 22l.1i33i. be seconds. 3l' tlc
thirds. 29qg0c: state dairy. finest. ao'- M
3-r. good 10 prime. 5fN aoc, common io
fair. o. 1gc. renovated extras. --f- -ct
fr.ts. 'a5l H2-i.c. lower grades -lH zoe
imitation creamery. frss. 81 -H-1c; ladies.
current make. hr-ts 2fi r25c. seconds, Pc
lower Grades. g2l.MZ3i.c. packing stock.
current make. fine. % BE- No 2, 25c lower
grades. 2lrt1llac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-18
FLOWER HOSPITAL ASKS AID
Wants Contributing Members to Meet
klO6Ss Deficit for Year.

To nav a deficit OF sl0.58s.32 secumu-
lated during the last fiscal year, the
trustees Of Flower Hospital are seek
ing new annual contributing members
IL was announced yesterday.
although We practised the greatest
POSSIBLE efficiency and economy during
tbe last wear. the hospital has a deficit
~ SIC. sss.32," read the announcement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-18
Foreign Government Issues.

'A.lunlInE al 'pF Ivne = 10 NJ III
'of Nsy j. 1910
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-18
FLOUR AND MEAL.

The -four market was very inactive ., O.
buyer, were impressed By the weakness 10
wheat aud disposed 70 hold OF m the hove
of lower prices. RYE FLOuR-Steady. fair
10 good, S5250S5.A0; choice to fancy. 500
MS5.60. CORN NEALr-Quiet. kiln dried. g.
BAG MEAI-Quet; fine white and yellow,
Sl.s5; coarse. $l.ei. FEED-Clty quiet /,
bran. bulk, sZ3; 100 10 sacks, $3.50; heavy
middhngs. do. $3.50. -four mlddlings. do.
So red dog -four. l40 ID sacks. s53; Vest
ern quiet; bran. 100 10 sacks. S22.2t y sZl.4O :
standard middhngs. do. So r. SIS; Hour md
dhngs. DO. $3.50; red dog -four. 40 10 sacks,
81 rnDI 90 nlInlaaL mammal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-18

crude oil has bordered on the phe-
nomenal. The first general advance of
10 cents barrel In Eastern crude
occurred early that month. when Penn
sylvania went TO Sl.45. BY January l..
last. Pennsylvania had moved up 30
cents barrel and other grades Of
crude in comparison. Now practically
every grade Of crude produced in the
country stands at record level.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-18

Directors OF the Franklin Trust Com
pany have declared quarterly divi-
dend 10 per cent, payable March 81
to holders OF record March 30. Prev
ously semi-annual dividends Of 6 per
cent. were paid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-18
Magma Copper Report.

The report Of the Magma Copper
Companv for the year ended December
81 last shows total sales Of sl,Oio'S96'
selling expenses. sS7O,3l9; balance,
500 547; other income, 1888; operating
proft. s67O.S86: depreciation, S5g,l5!;
surplus. $6ll.729; dividends, $4,000;
previous surplus, s34,068; profit and
loss surplus, S405,797.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-18
Three Initial Dividends.

Three initial dividends were de-
clared Yesterday. The Barnett oil and
Gas Company declared dividend OF
90 per cent. the Kenetick Zinc Cor
poration 10 cents share on the com
mon stock. and the Baltimore Tube
Company a dividend Of SLAP share
for the period from January IS TO
March 81, or at the rate Of ! per
cent. year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-18

Special Liverpool cable. SPOT cotton quiet
sales. 5000 bales speculation and export
J.. 600: American. 5000. Imports. 5000
American. 600 Md-upland. SD Futures
opened quiet unchanged 90 ! point lower.
Closed steady. ~ 20 -. points lower.
March-April. I.65d May-June, SD; July
August sod October-N November. aid ;.
Januar February. -32f.d. Manchester:
Yarns quiet and frm cloths quiet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-18

The local market for pot cotton was
quiet. and points lower a. lLe5c for
middiing upland sales nil
Receipts az ports and interior points yes
terday. and tor the week. compared with
totals of last week and Of this week last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-18
5 aliars Of the ssss
r. s. Treasury Finances.

ws.hlr.fou MANN f..lnr e''l''
= - t.l-rTs IN general fund. ,li's0''@'
Total fccr'pfs. s a. t.@
Total y. iaei.,, - ,sar Is 'sls2.5.i.t ,ssia
. t-srt, "a s. oCi $50 last year exclusive -i 'e'
-. C.na snI public ifli rsf-scilil'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-18
Yeter-
COTTONsEED OIL.

New high records for the season we're
.,sin established in the market for cotton
'eed oil yesterday. and final quotations were
oniy slightiy below the highest. with net
gains Of sql7 points. Range Of prices
fester-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-18

SUGAR FUTURES.

After opening steady. points lover to :
noir,. higher. futures became feyerisn and
irregular. and under realizing, az midday
rrices declined loul5 points. The close "a
2llt5 POINTS net lower. With sales Tor 'he
dav II. $50 tons. Range OF prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-18

METALS

Gamer was firm. vi,h electrolytc quoted
Al 2sIc for rcarhy delivery and AZ 21sf % re
for June and later. On the New York Metal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-18
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New YORK. March T., 1915.
BERNES.

Receipts. 2.f-0 head. p cars on sale.
steers AMI bulls slow and barely steady.
Cows in good demand and hrn. There was
"a good clearance of the yards. Ordinary H.
fairly prime steers sold az 1851 s'Zo rer
100 lb bulls. $500 s..I5; one extra bull.
s.. common u extra lat COWS. s3.5oIt .-'.
Dressed heef WAS slow At ia &c for city
lre..ed rafINc .ldes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-18
POTATOES And VEGETABLES.

g F sS. NJ o >. $50. No z. s5qs5.5o Maine,
bulk. TO %. S3.4aI So, los-,D Das'
1855. Penn. 80 io. $40" 800 loe-.D
h. 81. mi or bag, s8.75NSf. state and
Wen. 10 10 $500 1850; los-lb bag.
q 9-lJ 20. l5O-ib bag. s.. 81 SS.sy
western. s275m 50 jersey. loa-lo bag 80 -
NS2: southern, red boi or u.si 49,,
y,hite. s2Hs2.75: all sections. partly frozen.
$50 s,-eete Jersey. basket. 60cTsl Del
and Hd 4On.oc. ASPARAGUS, : {, doz
f.nrfcs eLNf4, Ca. t-fttf Nai, foh
sf0: ARTICHOKES. Cal. French. drum $50
~ 81 -0. box. 81 .-0ff $3.50 jerusalem. bbl.s-
asa. kNlsE. New Orleans. Dbl, s3"fi;
BROCCOII. New Orleans. htl. 2lMslD:
BRUSSELS SPROUTS, Cal large drum. sgd
Sf5. BEANS. Fla, wax. basket. t-.al'l $3.50 ,
green, Sl.5Qu s., poor, slFisL bfrnupsi'
Fava. D crate, s-.5OWf2.l5; BELLS. Oh,
hbl or bag. STA si.Z5 nearby 100 punches.
SlTsl.25:S c. s3Ns4. Fla. crate. SlWsl.5o
New Orleans, bbl. S2.50I $3.50 100 0unches,
sZmS8. BERN Ida, crate. slffSl.50; CAR
RIOTS, old, Dbl. S2.25ff $40. bag. Sl.tst1
S2Z5: l00-lb Bag. Sl.l5HSl.l5, nearby, 100
bunches. 81. S c. s2m 50: New Orleans, bbl.
s3tfSs: 100 bunches. S2.r0Ns3; Bermuda.
ton. sl0Nsis: white. Dbl SinSl.25. rcd.
ton. s20u $50. Dol. $500 81 fis. new.
basket. 15c9t sl.25. crate. S-.-Jf $50; red.
basket. $50. CABBAGE SPROUTS. New
Orleans. Dbl. s3H $500; CELERY. tla, -
inch crate, sl.25nsl.75; CAULIi Low Frs
Cal. pony crate. l5c1fsi.75. standard crate
si1s-.50. CUCUMBERs. Fla, box. s2-50N
sgZ-. basket, $500 $3.50. CHlCORl. New
Orleans. bbi. fl.50W f3.2j. Fla. basket, Skd
1850. ESCAROL, Fla, basket. li.25MSl.l5
New Orleans. bbl. s226Hs2.50; EGG
PLANTS, box. 50cds2. CARR &c. imported
10. 2m5c: HORsERADiSH. 100 N. siei s.
KALI. Va. Dbl. 65m Soc. kOHiRABI. New
Orleans, hbi. ssN s.; 100 bunches $50 $500
LIMA BEANS. Fla. basket. stN s., crate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-18
OATS

The oats market was weak and lower under
liquidation prompted by the decline in other
grains and owing to indifferent cash and ex-
port demand. The local cash market was
weak standard quoted at Sic: No white
5Ou5Ot.c; No white. 4gN 49i.c; fancy
clipped white. 5iN &c: ordinary clipped
white. isff soc, all elevator.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-18
CORN

The corn market felt the influence Of weak
ness abroad and the decline In wheat. and
40 the close Of the day values were at the
lowest OF the session. with net losses Of
a.mI%c. The demand was slow. and 10 was
thought that the technical position had been
weakened b. recent covering The move
mcnt ~ the interior was not particularly
heavy. although receipts confined 20 run
ahead OF last year In the local cash mar
ket 40 , yellow corn was quoted a. s3'ic,
~. & Ne..s KorL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-18
FRESH FRUITS.

APPLES. Spitzenberg. Dbl, sl..9n e. .
Jonathan. S2nSj York Imperial s-ti p =
Wealthy. s2Ut}. Winesap. sln fl.z' olay
man Winesap. s2HS3.50; Tallmsn sweett, -
nS7.2-. Black TwiR. S2US3.z5. Russell ai.'Y
sfsg 20: Rome Beauty. S2W $50 0reenihs'
sglts425. king. s2W 1925; Northern Sp3
III st5o: Baldwin. SLI5m $50 huo-
ba-d.1n. sZuS3: Ben Davis >l7o" Gov
pi..l Pom. s2HS3.25. Gan0. s-fs5 81 it-eA-
berg. Western box. Si5on so. io'1e
Resutv. sf.2r0Sl.1J. Newtovn Plppin' ai.''
T,s2 IS; Winessu. Sl.50HS2.25, Ben DAYS.
sOcTsf. BLACK Ben and Gano sl.z'H sl''
PEARS Kiefer bbl. $500 tZ.25; eas sei'
90lIaor hNprRRfrS. Cave Cod. iate
sorts. tLI. s-.5OdslO. New Ior.. crate, 90
So 10: Jersey. Howe. Dbl, Slws9.3o Ha,iEe.
sslI $50. standard crate. s-1 SGD New
Work crate. SfT5WS2; ordinary -ort-. 81 D
ns2. Long Island. late sorts. h1i. s-HslI
crate. s-nSZ5): STRAWBERRIES. Fla, re-
frigcrator chests quart fOI pc ops'
crate. GUAR, l0d Soc: vUWouATS. Fls'
quar-. 6mI0c; TANGERlNES. florida
stem. s. 5O4 s.. KINGS. Fla. strap. Slow
81: ORANGES. Fla. box. slWsi Porto k fl,,
6OcT 500. Cal. siHS3zi. GRAPE kCl g
Fia box. -5cnS35o. Cuban. SlH go
Porto Rico. s0cWs3. Jamaica. slZ lWs ,.t3
Na.sau -5cdSt.50; Isle ~ Pine, sra 80 -
TFWoNS Cal box. sla0| sou Si--,i =
81 sO0 $3.50: LINES. Dominican, DBL s'n
s.: PfNrAPPLES. Porto Rico. Red spanish
I.,v 81 500 $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-18
HOGS.
90 - -.

Receipts. ASA head one carload on sale
Te.lin, easy. Medium htrs sold az $40 per
90 10 rou1h.. $50. Country dressed hogs
steady at io4 &c per ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-18

Receipts. 2l68 cases. Trading quie'.
fresh gathered. extras. do-. q .H % - ef-
ira frss. 22c. frsts. 2lW2li. seconds. ~
H20i.c: di-ics. 40 ]. l9i- "2oc; No 2, lsH
100: checks. fair % choice, ltm .'ge state
Penn and nearby. hennery. whites: me -
fs-ev DO. ordinary to good, 25n 26c gath
cred whiies. ordinary to fine, -iH poe small
whites. 2tWZ5c: Western and Southern, gath
cred white. Z8W25c state. Penn ana near
by. henrery brown. l3W2ic gathered brown
and mixed c0iors, % i.UZli -ci dlcN eyS-'
tate and nearby. Indian Runner, 8 " sc
MARYLAND and Baltimore. selected. o'" b
Wos,o-r and prime Southern. a-u 34c COM
.....r. o.. r... Southern H0ff t'r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-18
PRODUCE AND
GRAIN PRICES
Break in Liverpool Market
Sends Wheat Down.
Corn Also Declines.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT
New York. March g.. 1916.
WHEAT

Wheat wa weak and lower. closing with
net losses of 2 .0 sc. The attention OF the
trade vas centred on conditions abroad
The Liverpool market broke sharply in che
face OF our advance Of Thursday. and pri-
vate cable from Liverpool liuted az some
important political developments which rad
been construed as bearish IN the foreign mar
ket. The nature Of the news was not dis
closed however. owing 90 the strict censor
ship abroad. but IL was thought here that the
decline was probably due U renewed rumors
regarding developments in Turkey or % the
re- orts that Brazil had seized large number
81 German vessels informed there. which
might relieve the tonnage situation in Ar
gentina The very lack OF definite informa-
ton on events in Europe created sls-
picion Of mysterious developments. which Boz
turn LED % a feeling that possibly some crisis
was approaching abroad.
There was a total absence Of export de-
mand. and local exporters "a a rule took "a
very besrish view OF the situation. as 90 the
present time there seems % be little prospect
OF making further sales abroad Receipts az
primary points were liberal and cash wheat
appeared 20 be offering more freely.
In the cash market premiums on American
grades were well maintained. but Manitoba
were lower. No / durum was quoted 40
si.21; No > hard. sl2Z No l Northern Du-
luth. sl.33 and 30 / Northern Manitoba.
Sltl. b New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-18
NEW YORK PRICES.

Market steady No Western, sl02,
Nov Norh.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-13

3e0-Acre River Farm, Large Front On
naNigabie water: one mile from
steamboat wharf and small town.
zoo acres cultivated: laid off In
nice large, level fields; land highly
improved. 100 acres in original tim
1 Der. WORT, s2,489 standing. -ft-FeeHs
brick. colonial residence on river
shore; beautiful lawn and grove.
good outbuildings and fences; lotu~t
posts; large spring, enclosed In barn
yard for stock This liz ar ideal
place for general farming or stock
raising. Price $500 on reasonable
terms. This is a bargain and we'll
worth investigating. w. SCOTT
GARRETT. 30i Mutual Building.
Randolph 4l94.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-13

For saIe--Farm, stock. Grain and Im.
plements. To the right man that
comes at the right time, will sell at
a bargain. farm containing so acres
of good land. 40 acres of place in
timber and wood. About 40, Geo feet
of saw timber, about 1000 cords Of
wood, 40 acres under high state of
cultivation, n acres stra wberries
Between two and three hundred
grape vines. ALL in good bearing.
Young orchard. near 100 trees, diff
ferent varieties. New 7-room house
in good condition. Concrete cellar
and granary; two chicken houses:
smoke house; stable for horses.
shews for cows: wagon sheds. etc.
l span fine young mules, coming
years old. / driving horse, 10, city
and family broke. 2 cows. corn. fod
der and hay; located 4 miles of high
school, 6 miles from Richmond. about
] mile from two churches, on II F.
n, y mile from one or the best
pixies in the State OF Virginia. House
situated in a beautiful grove. Price
now $1,000; half cash, balance in
yearly payments. Address P. G.
FRICK, Route 8, Richmond. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-13

Don't Overlook This Opportunity. One
hundred acres near the Broad-Street
Road: fifteen miles out VIII cut
more than a thousand cords of pins
wood fronts on main road. r. F. n
mail service. near church: high
schoo, in sight. Only S15 per acre.
Also seventy FIVE acres in Amelia
County. (timher). lying on main road.
value. $14 per mere. VIII trade these
tracts for unimproved lots In city
and pay difference. preferably. on
Colonial Avenue See the Farm
Man" BOWLES g. JONES co. INT.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-13
ZIMMERMAN q COMPANY.
- North Seventh Street.

- S0rfh seventh SkfSSts
Suburban Modern Residence with Hot
water heat. electric lights and cleo
tric pump will supply tank. large
rooms, beautifully finished; acres
with outbuildings right at car stop,
at A price that will attract you.
Hanover Avenue, Rooms, Detached,
hot-water heat. electric lights, ga
rage Lot, 30x1S0 feet, $3.50.
West End. Rooms, Brick. Bath. Hot
and cold water. gas range, electric
lights, s3.S00.
Highland Park. 1922 Virginia Avenue,
for rent or sale.
Highland Park Lots. 70xiSO Feet Cor
ner. 1850 cash. Close to park and
car line.
Pine street Dwelling, Rooms with
stable. Large lot, $2.s50.
Beverly street, Rooms, $500.
south Laurel, Rooms, Stable, ESQ.
ZIMMERMAN q COMPANY.
Is North Seventh Street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-13

Pwbns 90 know Thnt
Jahanke Bros, jewelers., 912 East
Main Street. buy. sell, exchange and
REMoUNT DIAMONDS IN THE
LATEST STYLES Old gold and sill
yer always taken Ia exchange.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-13

Ford PRint--Treat Your Faithful Ford
to good painting. Paint and polish
for every inch of your car for only
$3.50. six cans and two brushes.
with full directions. Order now.
WARWICK SPECIALITY CO. Oys-
ter Point. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-02-13

We Have Several Goods Farms FOR
exchange for city property. Let us