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The sun., 1916-11-29
PRODUCE lrAlXITs.

BEANf AND PsAs-Rsssisss. 80,
sssiss, 20 Is:a ii,; 81; 4: s:.S, S,'IsS
sss,e., - Siii ia lay s's W;%s;kiastss. cs!it.esis..
isls ai, I, "a fiSnsy III s, 20 III :,s;ss:
choice. Sii; pinks. Caiifornia, eheics. SIS:
' sss;:a. ei ;.s:'a :s:.,: : .s;;i.s.;s,.''':::;::!' $685. ..l r :;::
californis. ss.sb
BUTTER : Receipts. s,e1t packages.
Creamery: higher scoring thsn e:tN. lsr
ss:... 3 s" y s. : :sss..i -! z :ssI:i s :.s.sd::
sec: creamery. unssitsd. .hifhs!. than 'ei-
~ ::es s : 'm*S;sssssss' cram:
;s,,:; is* Siss;: di;;:; s,S /: :'s Ss;s,.
s sS%mo on'; g a.: BIS ss!Esi.-: ss;:::a:
s sryC.:. s.ei im ss:ss; 's* Ssss;. s ss:s..
0Sse.; current. make. hr.ts. ssNas!e.:
,:ssns:i ! sss s safI.n aar MAKE s,. Ss. ,::s.*s.:
No. .. 3ih0jsc.; " grades. W0sic.
CMEEsE-Recsipts. l,sts boxes, inclvd-
,.s ssi for export, sssts' wnoIs mill.
~ ss's. ' gts:s. e u; a. .s sss.a:' . al;
ei.a: .:.!.s: ,i:s.y, M*Ssie, MT.
:s..s.. .'s :.s s,:'- i., t!.: :S.a sais.'! s..s s.s Is:
clals. ssc. single daisies. fancy. sSQ.sxc.;
all styles. undsrsradss.. 2ox 0t1.: wt:eons
daisies. ssH . ssc. Young 'IXmeriess. iIS
G9sxc.: state. skima held. speclals, aex
choice. isk 0lShc.: fair to good. II ioc. 4:
lower grades. 1161shc.
COTTONsEED OII-Market semewhat
sasisr ss0Asp aeatePeA aslll0R Apar0 0feA nv
decline in other commoditiss. particularly
lard and cotton. Closing prices 9 to IL
points lower; sales. $500 Barrels. Range
Of prices:
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Nsy. o.3TfSsa 6 1csEss Z n nsHs
fssSeries prsferrsI al OicsSe nsvatsA ali.
w.y. eo-%es see.s4 s.s:ss:s 'c sss1 SCir..
Chicsgo Pneunntie Tel rsaccted Q go oe-
NINA. Honda aotiya ard arm. 0Nnmary:
The sun., 1916-11-29

err; Ssy Y;csse. lss sees; sse
s sse.; &C. ss..i = ,s H. Sc e SI ss.ss .i iS.., .? ssS,ss.;
,i;ss is.i ..ei i,. go ' lss. az: ana . ssas' i ts:;
isisss, sy:.s.s:. ~ ISs. g ~. s:a.:s:
fs,sssi,ssise mil re. mined ..isS,:, IL
81: !, a.: xissi:,:' 81. i:d: s%!:iis!;
,S,'s;; N:.t:..; sry es;ssd; - min n FED. =:
~ 3. :: I. ' s.;;. ~, !. ,S'- m sS s', .:,: .:s;;
.:e. -; mi is P: .:i.s,: : III .As. s.; so ss;i ss Ds a.;
e s'sri SiieSi In :csIasd. ! lis IS. " % pair. zee s:e.;
ob as'- ana az x Ssss IT, :s.iss. s:S ssoi,t nsr' s:s';
s %i1sc w s:.ssts. is.essid:s. S;oh:r!s, '' !,e .:e !
ses.Ssrs. .e:lS.S. mixed %.:so ws,s s" sssee.:
western and southern. dry picked or
;esldsd; ssrr fsd, small som%en and cu,nI;:.
and over 70 dessn. dry picked, "a o sac;
ss.:S. Ar e., i; p.s z a. C. CORN !; S's AZ. q '': e i ss.:
S S:s.sIn .i 10: n; az 81. sy' is. !. ~ 1870 S.s ssy
sesia.d. iss.; frs:h c'g sb Hs.A ICED. oo Western tern:
- IDS; lie; lbs; zoe: an lbs. lie;
=: :ss'i Ssie ,.: .si n slssi;.. s%., .s.l a:si: f isr...
DMe.; smaIi ne; other we.tern. scsldsd.
:: s:i!s: ss: g. i DTcks s'f skS Sd o sSss;: lSs; !;
.;si s s:ss' /. 's ss:. ssf r. We. ! ssss s;'' %. ~:
wi.cens'n; stall fsd. fancy: .se,ic:; ,s.e.e.
i9c,; dvcke and ssese' noor n Ssi. ssG
isc... bbls.. iced. Long Island. fresh ducks.
ssssiee: is; sse;: Maryland ducks, fancy.
:iIe.: Miehissn ducks. choice. i,ssce.:
other western ducks. choice. is6isc.;
Western ducks. poor to medium. lsaisc. +:
s:::s; :!.ii "a: i f:ssy: :ssihs;i S Ss!s .a%
reese s::::. p sss's {: m IA lse' cissr s%SsG;%s i5s
DOZEN sii.sse:s.:;.: Gu: cui'.. 81 SC. 81 . a sufsE "a
i .ss9' : III. - 10 'S pair to ~ s;'s s.i H:F .E R:'ss;, ;i'''"
POULTRY. L1vE-Receipts. u freisht
cars. including about 10 Of turkeys M (.
Of f.tted 'ssese. unioadsd since Monday.
prsss Esriss settled on turkey: az scc.
lever. Pric. not ssnsrsiiy estsSi,shsd o.
ise. sor s saS fo.i. ana sS;cs :s,ss s.p asS
chicken. isoise, and fowls iboke.: fancy
STEADY: meoa, yu1.bO
S;:f a; s:si: mes; : :ISSs S:ss' i; ma, mi; Ias;S
s:s:::;.. i.*s'; ,' S'' is:.. tx isSe. ;''i iss , 3,
msess-Piekisd bellies quiet: Il. lbs. .isc.
:... ~ a assi ! ,;!S:s.;eh:ss;e. '': a.i;a. han. UNI.
sGg1,r,; iiSe. lard easy; middi. ws.,,
Inc: refined lard quiet; Continent,
usie: South America. ISIS; Brasil kegs
ts75: compound steady: quoted. itN
1sxc. stearine steady: oieo, isN eIShc.;
city lard stearine. lskc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. prime. per pair
SCI sSc.; iced. 200 :Ie.; inferior. 1soisc.
Jacks. 7S0s6c.
RlCE-Demestic screenings. sS0sxc.
medium, head. ~ q &c.: fame,
Japan. tac.: Blue Rose. <iac.
SUGAR fCrUREs-Market opened ir
regular. 4 points higher to 1 point loper
Trading nervous. With wide nuctuation,
and considerable switching from near q
distant positions. At one time there wer'
net gains OF . to 10 points. with clos,
weak on liquidation at net losses of 3 to
points. Sales. 1880 tons. Rang Of prices
The sun., 1916-11-29
PORT RECEIPTS.

Liyerpocl cablss-spot cotton In moderate de-
Regts discootinued .middiing upland. lalid.
yStures opened ste:dy: to 10 points lower:
j~ssSery.Fssruary. l2is; March April. is.1i:
Nay-yune. IA: July. August. l3.ti: October.
November. ia. Administrations aFm /;
c1otha IN more demand.
The sun., 1916-11-29

BOSTON, Nov. 0.-vurther liquidation In
coppers resulted In dcclines from fractions
lions fell on. Railrosd shares Quiet and
unchanged. summary:
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PTTTSBURG MARKET.

%PITrsBURG. Nov. ss-La Belle Iron Ia
points lower. Trading less active than re
Gently. Summary:
The sun., 1916-11-29

~ ~ neIhsts Qliet and . peInts lover
= ~ for nt6dling upland sales. 10 bales.
Nsv Oriesns steady. unchanged. so.0e. I'm.
Asbile ns0insl. vnchsnsed, Nc.
Cae.isstoe An. xc. lower. Die
eAltiness Aeninsl. unchanged. soxc.
Iittis Rect steady, unchanged. O.sec.
9slssstsa steaAy.. - y. lower. 1eesc. a.tee.
Wilmington stesdy. kc. lower. S0kc.
AsnpAls steady, unchaneed, 1850. ; So.
Hssstea steady. % p. lower. 800. ; ana.
Augusta steady. 10 p. lower. q .ssc. lao.
The sun., 1916-11-29

SUGAR. BAW-Market lower on sale to
., sSc. eS:s 81 and a'i fTsis sa.' . susi'i 10 IN s nsss.
duty paid. Small parcels OF full duty |
sugar. sold a tSe; 9: / 4. equivalent OF
iasses. <77c.: cos, and freight. az.
SUGAR, REFlNED-Tabiets. cases : ID.
cartons. half or fun size tablets. and do.
cases's 10. cartons full size tablets. 10. soc.
s.ssc.; cut loaf. s.s5c. crushed. s.Soc.; moid.I
Sc: NxxN powdered 7.sSc.; powdered and
~: cartons, i:soc.. and 7.scc. in half s.:..'
Easis es ssn,se sr.nus,.s sr; Hassc' ,,sss e:
Granulated. 7.5oc.: Eagle. 2. 81, and S il.
cartons nne sranulated. 7,soc.: ID. bags
sacks. and 1900. In bbis 81 ID. bags DO.
!,soe.: 10 y. bags do. 7.7oe. In sacks and
I.ssc. in SS,. :: and 80 H. bags 90:
granulated and diamond 4. 7.5oc.: confec-
No.; 1.sss,: No. !. soc. 20 {. Tile. No
ss'.sc': 10. 10 10. ss.,cco.:: f No. Il Il. ss...s;ss.; NO Mo- :.
s.soc.; Nos. -. II and IS, 6,75c.
yEGEIABLEs,. INTERCHANGEABLE.
aio: ns.fs ySS :rn..1sm s S,tnis, s Z RRr e
,:Isna; O.. ssiss;! s:litSrp!.; :%.ii' arSm.
e 20; Flcrid1. via freight. bsL. Na3.5.
s sssisJ,ssesss .ss: p:r 'G ;so Sq e. S.:, .; /! sSs 3 % q.
anws.h.d. top. ~ ri, y.as.sS:w washed.
IS sss'' GsSei.so'o cTGu %Snssissd' iSo
id.s; S:hr !;sS9s:Se: hothouss; Ions Isl,
ia HS,. 90 Gasiss; sstnfs.Si Poster: :.sG. don ton.
siS; .sX,rs!Sis.' sI.!.: ;$%s:Sc; SiIsi.,s,
S 81 Ss'aSs.sc' '' sE sns tSns ,n,asa' ia Tss;
Zoe; State and nearby. crate: t2at; CALI
Long Island. .sor, cut. SO. /. 81. 500;
ES e '.;::', . :ss'i ss s:.! T., |; ! FPS: 'i iss;
!! :a: s ss': SS Ne; !: !. S ssi,,, ;.hs si.ss I ss.i.. Island: :is,a:
IT1Sg. cTisosY--S.arsy s.is.. Scs .
81 FiSss'dA' s s:s;' fs' New o5,.sn'' ssi,
a:aS:. virginia. Sbi.. s5S sac' EHssscAhoI%
S:srsy S'h.; scs; M: New Orleans, bSl,
ss7si New ori:.n.. i%p? 81 s.. " Gaiiforn ia,
II: o%ss OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 100
TucEEvirginia, bsk.. zoe, a,ii 'csroIina,
S.k.. 10 Zoe; S,i; STATE; crate 5SS, a'ii 80;
S:S o.l.:s:e: SSb,.. S%S:, s.s.. !ss: III. %
NORTHUMBERLAND fsEf@Ssssey; IL" 's"fs'' s. naISa 20;
rs: ssS~"' 1se. s r. e'H ojSIosss@@s:,a SS''% and
yNlIoW
1925 ~, white; 100 IN sss ,s.tosi.so
her. g; ssSs;s al c.frisr' ssai;' Jersey s%,
bsk, %: PEAs.Ficrida, b.k I.
T19i pE ns hex; 'aes5s.
LEy-Nearby,- 100 punches. NSies; Viz.
einia. bek.. 7bc. u; New orleans. curly,
hHPisHEsSS::rSy 100 tsSpe$;:; %, 4 !,
nearby Dbl. 5 c.wM.as; s.E... so ;Ss.
sSsE ss,: north ss; e sss,SsSn S S'ts.''!sas; 60 ass.
FLORIDA. bsk.. Toe. 1t1.2b.. RHuBARB-
California. bundle. 7oe,; sHALLoTs.New
Sirsini:;. ~ ss S"''1 m.soi'% saTAsh-
NsSsy Ys5rocs 81, 1 rs nsa,s,
nSS.. neutrality-suspicious., per iiSs
SSsss;;' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of 100
The sun., 1916-11-29
On Sunday the trial trip Of the
LIS
the hrst Of the submarines launched by the
Lake Torpedo Boat Co,

under tho contracts OF 1915. took place In
the sound on Bridgeport.
The engines worked beautifully" to quote
one Of the naval mon who WAS present, and
they were described as the best submarine
engines that have been made up to date.
secretary Of the Navy Daniels, ! am able
to state. WAS very much pleased with the
mediatsay seat word to Naval Constructor
nobinson Of b Lake Company ~ coume 10
WeshinGtoe. The matter OF awarding the
contracts for new submarines under the
extraordtnary building plan viii probably
he closed by the end OF the week.
The inside story Of the fight between tho
Lake CS. and the Submarine Boat 60. il
ready for distribution. Mailed on request.
~. l. rnENTlSs.
~ BROADWAY. New York
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-22
SEVEN THOUSAND CHILDREN
IN SERVIA LOST PARENTS

Vienna. March 21.-The saddest re-
suit OF the war In Serbia is the large
number of children who lost their
parents. correspondent writes from
Nish. Nearly TOO waits, whose ages
range from, few weeks to fourteen
years, have been gathered up by the
German, Austro- Hungarian and Bull
garian troops and are now taken care
of in hospitals and temporary asy-
lums.
The fathers and mothers of many of
the little ones are undoubtedly dead.
but majority of the children simply
were separated from their parents
have already returned and claimed
their babies,
Several hundred boys, aged eleven
to fourteen years, were armed and had
been fighting in the trenches when
they fell into the hands of the Teu-
tonic allies and the Bulgarians, but
on account of their youth they are
not treated as prisoners of war. Near
ly 500 of the children have died In
the camps and asyiums in which they
found temporary homes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-22
GRAIN AND PROVISION MARKET.


Chicago. March 21.-While the sea
board reported takihgs there of l.
900 bushels of wheat by exporters
today, which overbalanced the cancel
lations reported from Londan of Mani
toba and hard winter wheat, the later
transactions had the more weight in
a speculative way. There were net
price losses here of only u to nc, but
these showed declines from the highest
levels Of ] II TO ! %c,
While the average Spectator refused
to accept the peace news in circulation
without a grain of allowance, foreign
ors seemed 10 he well-posted on the
situation and this was probably the
cause of the cancellations referred to-
The buying power on the decline es-
Ia biiEhed here came from some of tho
more conservative traders who quietly
absorbed the offerings There was a
large increase in crop damage reports
from sources which were considered
reliable. Crop news played an import
ant part In the market with reports
from the winter wheat belt east of the
river moro persistent IN the matter OF
losses than at any previous time on tho
crop. The market WAS I'm nervous
state during the entire session. p. w,
SHOWS report on winter wheat pros
poets WAS construed az bullish by the
t1udc Cash sales here were 10000
bushels. including 9o0o0 bushels for
F export.
Corn was n 10 &C higher, while oats
were unchanged TO ~ lower The
trade In corn was light and largely of
a local character. The seahoard report
ed a further inquiry for export from
the Dutch government and the salet
were 12S. n0A bushels with $4,000 bush
I els for foreign shipment There was
j acme buying of NAV oats here against
| sales at Winnipeg IN the way of clos
! ing spreads" There was no new in
/ quirv Rt the seahoard for export. Cash
sales here were a5, 600 bushels.
! Lard was again the leader In the
provision market with good buying by
( the bull element Packers led in the
selling and longs sold in order to SC
! cure profits,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-22
THRILLING STORY BY
ESCAPED BRITISH SPY
Digs To Freedom from Dungeon
After Twenty-one
Days.

Augusta. Ca. March sf.--To be
caught redhanded sending German
military secrets by wireless from Ant
werp to the British forces. condemned
to death and kept in dungeon
twenty-one days only to escape a few
hours before execution, were the ex-
periences told by George #. McWii-
iiams, former English marine. who has
just arrived here in search OF reia-
tives.
81 was a British spy" said Mcwil-
liams, land It had fallen to my lot
to make observations in Antwerp.
communicated Information to Eng
land by wireless telegrnphy. having
studied 1t aboard ship. and 1t was be-
cause ] WAS an operator that was
assigned to the particular task OF OBJ
serving the construction of guns at
the gun works in Antwerp and report
ing by wireless.
IT worked my wireless at night only
and took the wires down in the day,
selecting as secluded a spot as pos
sible. Finally was caught at the
work red-handed. and In climbing
down from my wireless perch at the
command Of the German soldiers
fell and broke my wrist.
II was thrown into q dungeon and
kept for twenty-one days and on the
night before my execution escaped
from the dungeon by removing loose
stone through which faint streaks Of
sunlight had come. the day before"
Mcwilliams has an uncle who for
merly lived here. He intended to
make his home with that relative. but
found he had moved away
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-22
ADMINISTRATIVE Board.

In reply to complaints of citizens
living on Virginia Avenue, between
Highland and Young Streets. that the
roadway In In almost unbearable con-
dition. and asking for relief. the Ad-
ministrative Board yesterday stated
that this territory came under the
head of that now being surveyed In
newly annexed territory, and could not
he improved until the surveying had
been completed. This will be about
the end of August. After that time
the board stated work would begin
in the section complained Of.
The board received a letter from
superintendent Trafford. Of the cleo
tricaI department. suggesting that the
lightning conditions of Monument
Avenue. as complained Of by Coui.cil-
man u. r. Ferguson. might be
remedied at the cost OF 36,962.60. He
suggests this be done. The board mott
fed Mr.. Ferguson the lights would be
changed as soon as funds for the pur-
pose were available.
John Stewart Bryan appeared be-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-22
Police Court.

w. r. English. charged with forg-
ing the name Of the Singrey Construc-
ton Company for s46.64. was sent on
to the grand Jury.
Carrie Tucker. alleged to have
murdered her husband, Henry Tucker.
colored. was acquitted, the evidence
showing no warrant for the charge.
s. Radman and w. p. Bourne,
charged with failing to have separate
retiring rooms for males and females,
were each find $40. Five cases against
other merchants were continued to to-
day.
William Lane, for taking $3.50
from Brinely Taylor, was given four
months in Jail. A similar sentence was
imposed on the charge OF taking $12
from Stanford Hay.
Harrison Monsoon was fined $25 and
put under bonds for hitting Harry
Allen with a stick.
Morgan Crostic was fined $40 for
hitting r. L. Blankenship with
shovel.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-22
onen. rten low. Gloss
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
Quotations by Mile q Co. Members
GhtcmR- HnnrN of Crade.I

New York. March 21.--~Cotton weak
sned today on selling by commission
houses and spot and Liverpool interests
after "A slight advance early when
Liverpool was a buyer Wall Street
also was seller, Persistent buying
Of May contracts by prominent
Broadway house attracted a good deal
81 attention. Al tho end quotations
rhowed Il net loss OF 3ai7 points.
Spot at Liverpool WAS quiet and un-
ch7uead, on the basis of 7s2d for mid
ding upland Futures In the English
49, ri were barely steady at net
decline Of 21aa4 points. Spot here was
5 points lower at 12c. Sales, l 90 bales.
Port receipts for the day were as
$50 bales compared with 49.5ib bales
last year,
Exports for the day amounted to IL,
eb7 bales, compared with 1s,4s9 last
NtHF.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-22
City Circuit Court.

Suit was Instituted In this court yes
terday by Katherine E. Roscher
against the w. A. M. Amusement Co.
for $4,000. She claims to have been
illegally elected from the Lyric
Theater, after having purchased a
ticket
Judge Scott yesterday issued an
order directing the sale OF costumes
and scenery recently attached by
creditors OF the Peasant Girl Com
pany," and the Continental Amuse-
ment Company. This company re-
Gently dishanded in this city, leaving
a number OF bills unpaid.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-22
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
Reported by Rodgers. Plumrmew a. Cons
pany, Incorporated.

Petersburg. Va, March a. 1916.
SPANISH. FARMERS STOCK
Market steady.
First quality. los per busheI
Green ard dirty. go to 75c per bushsl
vIRGINIAs, FARMERS STOCK.
Market steady.
Fancy Jumbo, &C per pound
Fancy handpicked. 3%c per pound.
Extra prime. 5H per pound.
Smelling stock. IA to &c per pound.
Prime. 3Ac per pound.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-22
STOCKS RECOVER From
BEARISH INVASION
Hrcak Of Monday Was Merely RAID
and professionals Who Took Part
Lost Money,
BIG LOAN FOR RUSSIA.
Hundred Million noliae ACcomnsoda-
,ion VIII BE speua In America
Largely For Railway supplies.
f4y pRoDAN WALL

New i D~E. March &l--SLOGbS re-
,o,rs,sl, sS,rr,ly today from the raid
~ vestarday They weakened and,
&c. h.sorr The close began to re-
cover again The most Important
~,e,,s az t-n aay WAS the discovery
NAT tha break of Monday was nothing
5st "a r5tJ Professionals who par
,lcinate3 in II los, money. and as a
,ss,fu mo, we're much more eonserya~
IN their dealings.
rondt,ioDs IN Mexico improved ma
4srialv Announcement that villa had
Saer ;rfvsn SO far from the American
I.or6s, "a 10 make II advisable TO
,.,oa.f, IN, nreex censorship helped all
....-t.u o.3tN Mexican Affiliations
plans reaarted from Europe for
49, o4ers,[s roovemepts ENCOURAGED
- ises Of a long drawn out war. and
-. Ne~4.. frHt looked to bankers
80 he .rn~e and more against Ger
MN, tn hest iudgment Of the
.,-s,t .s .E.at German failure at Yer
dljp means a longer war than Ger
man ,,-tgrv there would mean.
Al3aae enerffr pieccs OF news was
4. yencrt fh,; the /. s, Industrial Al
,ohol vo.fd raise new capital by an
$50. of sto,s
German exchange touched q new
i-., ICED ana Anelo-French bonds
. .s.e3 btrEer
uto lam Probable For Russia
N,Iat.atln,.e which the Guaranty
t-,. - A5orran 4 60 and the
~atfonat Ctt,- rank have had under
80 ,.I- sa,.as-4I months i'm regard to a
s7ba ano ana loan for Russia are again
a,,.~1a..t,3v,z +ha no3nf where an an
,,I',,,,ernart NAV he expectad
Grio,na5f>. Inc loan Was a direct one
90 pTssta, bpntss "a ha secured bv
ID. ~ puastsr rntIroads when
,,,t.sa rns,ot3att,rs vsra tnterruutad A
-, lr,,,, u,aa hroached Ia he taken
w., ~ p,ssTar ra{l~nads That MAN
IS s9sa aharao1ed Now reeotfa-
go a. for a lnan of SI00 900 GOO
- v,-,,tg,t san ana N0e ,s "a no taken
~. "a ft.rl,s ana s-n oou GOO hy the
80 terr,,,as III 80 hn sec,re,1 nv Rus
.S.,, rora,c~af ana All tha money 10
3,. rv.,e.aad IN ths United cta+es
vhiIe come muntions win naturally
- ho,.sr{ I,tth thn nrnraads tha hulk
~ !, Eli Na sna,,t Tar railway sun-
.,i;ss
- .,-a,. 30 tba no~efhtflt. If nm esrIp
r4..a-},,, t,5,, - ho ,,saa largely, for
49, .tt,-.as ae,,,{r,nort ana tbs
w. - .,1orj,ssy, ratIrogds for
far,,sr,, renort a rst Increase NJ 10
-, - -at,roaS sc,,tDrosv+ oona
- - -. 80 1~,,stnses T-hnv are
49,. -. ,-,,..,,..4s,3 ,-,ftb r,dsra
Marine rat,awa1lx ponghs
t,.a~TN"trrSs,Ye szfsrSart,1e Marina
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-22
AfRHnl Mnrtxa

New York. March 2i.---while the 10
eai copper market Sc quiet. there is
al Improvement In demand and larger
producers firmly maintain fun quo
fstions or 27a27 asc for future delivery.
Tbe5a continues an increased foreign
iurss.4-<' and London prices on standard
copper advanced sharply this morn
Ing.
On tfs local metal exchange, lead
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-22
New York Money Market,

New York. March 2I.--Cali money to-
day opened per cent. high. 2 per
cent, low per cent; renewals, per
cent. ruling rate. per cent last,
. per cent
Time money showed little overnight
change II VAS quiet with a firm un-
6ertone. Trades were made IN six
lut. fs TatIrities at 3a2A,
Commercial paper continued to move
TIT Il moderate scale at 8s3A per cent
for choice regular Gates.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-22
THE NORTHERN NECK MUruA

Ii the only IRE association ofter
ing rates at actual cost. Old lin
companies have recently raised rata
The Northern Neck Mutual Fire Al
ISOLATION. Irvington. Va. insures YOU
dwelling for a little less than any otll
err concern: and stores. merchandise
factories, oyster houses, etc, at abou
ONE-HALF THE PRICE asked b
others. Save money. Write them
Twenty years oldl.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-22

Was steady and unchanged, Within
auiet and 200 points lower, spelter
W as quiet. March. 1Sc; April 17a17 u c;
May. is 1aa1ic; June. 64c.
The London cable quoted copper at
an advance Of "a, IS and futures gained
60. Spot tine declined los and futures
lost Is Sales OF spot 80 tons; futures
90 tons Lead was IS Cd lower and
spelfer unchanged.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-22

New York. March 2l,-~At the outset
etoeks on tho curb today displayed
vigorous recovery from their sharp
break IF yesterday, but as the session
progressed the more important issue
sagged slightly from their high levels
ef the forenoon. though recesstons were
hutfnpOTtant
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-22
New York Lard and OH Market.

New York. March 2l.--The higher
lard market started Gotten seed oil
prices about 5 points higher. PROFIT
taking caused reaction. Crude oil
soId at Ts54c. The consuming demand
for cotton oil il fair,