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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-12
COTTON CROP IMPROVES,
SAYS FEDERAL REPORT
Rnin In Many Section. OF south Geu-
orally Benefits
Growth.

WASHINGTON. July 11.-Cotton i'm
proved throughout the week which
ended yesterday. the National Weather
and Crop Bulletin to-day announced.
Its summary of condition follows:
"lrregularly distributed showers oc-
CURED in the Cotton States during the
week. In some sections of the South
east the rain was somewhat too heavy
for the best growth of cotton, while
in some Central and Western districts
there was a continued lack Of moisture.
showers occurred at two-thirds of
the reporting stations in Texas. with
heavy amounts in eastern and north
central localities. but the rainfall was
generally too light TO break the
drought. Early planted cotton made
fair growth. but late planted suffer ed
in the dry sections. Cotton plants are
in all stages of development in that
State.
Cotton improved in Oklahoma, but
more rain was needed; 1t was we'll Gull
ttvated and the early planted was COM
ing into bloom. The crop was in fair to
good condition in Arkansas. although
the bloom is reported TO be fifteen days
late in central and Southwestern
portions.
The crop is small and is from two
to three weeks late in Louisiana, but
II appears healthy and is generally
fruiting we'll. The crop was greatly
benefited by rain in Southern
Louisiana.
There was general Improvement in
MISSISSIPPI Alabama and Georgia,
where the plants are fruiting well in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-12
TO HALT UNDUE SPECULATION
Price Fixed for December
md Mny Deliveries of Corn by
Chicago Board of Trade.
[By Associated Prcss.I

10y hssoclatc1 PrcSs.l
CHICAGO. July l1.-Directors OF the
Chicago Board of Trade this afternoon
hNed maximum price OF SIPS for
the December and May QsIS) de-
liveries OF corn. No action was taken
as to September corn.
meeting that lasted three hours
behind closed doors preceded the ac-
ton OF the directors. After adjourn
ment. a formal notice was given out
telling of the course adopted, but no
explanation was offered.
According to an official OF the board.
the establishment OF the new maximum
price for the delivery and for all later
options was needed to bring trading
conditions into harmony with the
government war policy of preventing
undue speculation and unwarranted
high cost tn cnsumers
In taking such measure. the direc-
tors were said to feel that more drastic
steps were avertcd. including the pos
sible closing Of the Board OF Trade
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-12
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, July !--The cotton EnaT.t,
was weak Sac N"st:tec io-aa!. aac ias:e
noon. WITH Ocioce. selling OF 70 80. -
points below .as, riErts Close arc !pI points
unce! the n.g. .eN.. O. ne The clos.
unsett.sI; -; 4 n:t !oss o: = 10 - POINTS
The MARKET t,.-e- 'r<!-I. s;-a1! ce
cline OF 81 .i".c!nrs OF ;a,.. o: o-i;.r pros
poets 70! sho---S-!n ire Southwest selling
WAS not ts-t!tL-ar!. 1ctl.e aggressive.
selling ENCOURAGED ~ IN. Official Western
belt forecast enc .-Ss !s.ocsb4e .leH o.
immediate peace prospects Moderate -a!-
lies occurred .ate n ths morning Oh covering
for over ihe week! 't.l-i o. ne HtstE..
Bureau. and during the Early afternoon the
market showed --co.-r.ss .: some - %
points. A. soon TINS CpV.Ti.r ..sd ~. It's
course prices weakened grGsr renewed !!gu.-
dalton or the g!!vst. r.goTis o: ra:E IN the
Southwest with December selling OF TO
2,.i5 snG January TO = The tuik o. the
business was IL Ocloo-r and Dece b=r. The
weekly report o. the Weather Bureau rss
considered about stand OFT. III; nervous
ness ocer crop progress recently had been
II l, T..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-12
SEVERAL STOCKS MAKE
new HIGH RECORD PRICES
to Fight Business Is Big
influence.
WORD COMES TO WALL STREET
Action Of L. 5. Steel Corporation In
Checking Advance OF Prices Has
Strong Effect on Steel-Colorado
Fuel aud Iron Acts Well.
Il, sRoAp.> WALL.

NEW EOSN. July ii-Althcugh part
OF ne .aspseyerneaI IN ,o-isy,S market
MAS due - the lowering % short con-
tracts ~ professionals las bis sustain
iss iasSeEre "aS realisation that
asiSS : sSlns w e SUI, ;his NJ
.ers ~i> 1ASaeG Today from Washing
'eS - Va street
Ns~- elso rsccrd prices were made
y >sr<-sl stcS>>, A,ueCS Their, 6eims
ScS--s,lCS Corn Prod -C-S Tobacco
i7r1Cc;S 49, United Cigar stores
wers "sl cc4sn, A0G Al gained ma
te-iALN % ne 3AN Copper stocks
were stAsaa1-. Hs,n ne sAcep;tca .:
one. s;-c-s influence - ne steel lis.
Vas he aaGolac sore2; ;aA; he .CnHed
checked Il i therefore selling wire
nails so they cAc - t--red over 20
The uit:mAie r0n>9n's5S 3; $ ton
manufacturers are csA-sins :or them
by Wholesale, This i IL line WIKI ih-
fixed policy % the United states Steel
Corporation. which always mas acted
as Stabilizer OF business conditions
II has by its action prevsn;sS collapse
its influence in t.lc other direction.
Among tho stocks 10 &C; we'll 20
stock is perhaps the most disreputahle
speculative issue in Wall Street |,
finally has entered the dividend-payinG
blowing in of profits, plus the war.
Now Rockefeller is getting credit for
having done wonders in that issue. and
: wall Street is beginning to deal in 1t
again.
NEW YORK. July ll.-Mercan,ile paper.
fSh5. Sterling, slIty-d bills. 4.I2; CONNER
ci,! sixty day bills on banks 47ls.: CONNER
eial; sixty day bills. SIN: demand. i7sh;
cables. t.is t-lS. Bar silver, so; Mexican doll
lars; e?:.. Government bonds. steady: rail-
Time loan easier; sixty-day 3X "a. ninety
days. t6tk: six months. 4.945..
Call money steady: ruling rate. ci3.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-12

tho southern countries. and blooms
were becoming general I'm the northern
The weather was favorable for cultiva-
ton In Tennessee. and. although the
plants were small. they had good
color and squares wero forming
cultivation was hindered in East
ern North Carolina and South Carolina.
and therc was an excess OF moisture In
parts OF Florida. although the rainfall
improved tho crop as a whole. in these
States"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-12
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tSnles at Union Stock YArdx.l
Richmond. Va. July H. 1877

richmond. Va. July u. 1917.
Report for tn. week ending July s. 1917:
Choice steers. ioh Il; medium to good.
ST.: medium TO good. 7Gs: common TO
fair. s7I: choice cows. ~ as medium 10
good, oHi: common TO fair. iE15;z best
oxen. sGs7: medium to good. SAL common
70 fair. 5i4 as: best heavy bulls. ia as: light.
80 40: best calves. II 10 l2i7; common to
fair. s1n: best heavy hogs. iial5 medium
weight. ltHlii7 shoats l2n IL: and
stays. san: best sheep. TTs. common 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-12
NEW KANSAS WHEAT RECORD
Farm Near Valley Center Averaging
Fifty Bushels to the
Acre.
tBy Associated Pre,s.1

VALLEY CENTER. KANS.. July IL
TWO hundred acres of wheat on the
Oren Smith farm here, now being
threshed, are averaging fifty bushels
of high-Erade wheat to tho acre
Farmers say this Kansas record
Seven measured acres yielded sixty
eight bushels to the acre.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-12
$3.50 Round Trip to Norfolk and
Ocean View

Every Sunday via Norfolk and West
ern Railway. Tickets good on the
Special" leaving Richmond $40 4. NJ.
and also on the Cannon Ball." leaving
at 900 a. M.-both fast trains TO Nor
foik without change. The Special
carries through coach to Virginia
Beach-the only Virginia resort on the
Atlantic Ocean. Returning. leave Vir-
ginta Beach s:35 p. M: leave Norfolk
4:lo P. NJ. and 7:40 p. M.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-12
CHICAGO GR.,, M.RrEr

tf!tAGc, July li-S-wly Instituted war
Emergency cu!os on trading at Kansas City
ana -. Louis together with a prospective
= -,...tS,'6. theCk on transactions here
brought about much rsryousn+ss to-day in
we corn market. After breaking ali high
VIZ" records FOR IN. season. quotations
s.os.c unsettled a. i,N2Ic net advan with
St!icfHoer go. q i .53i.. and Deceinber l2In
" LIZ Wheat finished !. off TO a like ad :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-12

slow: bulk. slis5d $3.50: light. sHc6 q $3.50:
mixed :It25a siSs;. heavy. ;liisa SEQ:
Cattle. receipts 800 strong: native beef
cattle ss:43G sli6d. s,ockers and feeders.
$3.50 n $40: and hcifcrs. $50 II sli 80:
calves. sIo.c07.$i5.00. Sheep receipts l2.ooo
weak. wethers. s7.H9 no: lambs sloco9
$500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-12
NAVAL. STORES

5 arm s. Sale; st5 reeeigts. 4is shipments
cSints. i.o3a; shipments. AZ stock a. sSe
quote: AB; 500: CD: s,oo9 5so5: E. 5ooa5.io;
r: 500 SIS; G. 5.ooT5.l5: II. SooTsi5 l.
S.leTa?o: n SIS 5.25: NJ. 5.5oSf $50; y. 6coGp
ESQ: VIC. 6.55 q SO: WV. 6.soG665
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-12

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARRET
(Renorted by Rodgers Plummer & Co.. Ine)
PETERSBURG. VA. July lI.-Spanish-
5ushel. 30
Nirginits-Farmerr stock-Market arm.
Fancy Jumbo. si-c per pound; extra prime
sc per pound: prime. Sc per pound.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-12
RICHMOND HAY MAREEr.
Richmond. Va. July IL. 1917.
HAY.
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARIE.

Nav YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK. July ll.-Beeves. hrmer
.te.rs $40 g 'i3i5: bulls. s7.eoG !s7s: cows.
1850. culls $1,000 $3.50: skim milk and fed
calves. si0HoH 3ll". Sheep and lambs. sheep
steady. lambs easier: sheep. 5000 5000:
ou!!s. $50 $500: lambs. .ii.Jl q sl7.35. Hogs
easier. light TO medium hogs. sl5.5o O 1850:
rough. IA %.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-12
DRY GOODS

NEW YORK. July 11.-Cotton soods and
y wers we're Arm and quiet to-day: Buyers
Tor spring. burlaps were nrm. wool goods
hrm and quiet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-12
REMARKS.

Poultry-Market on chickens In good ac-
i've shape AZ quotations: hens duh and
unchanged. but no life to IL: duh and re-
ce!pts heavy. Hides-Market in good ac-
tive condition. Live stock-Narket in ex-
ce!lent condition; market nrm. wooi-Mar.
het nrm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-12
BOND LIST

Am Writing Paper. Observation-Disclosures. s7is
<aHsio-fre ncn os ............. ss13
Atlantic Coast Line Is (asked) ......... IS
a. =. L. CIV. Is tBaltimore) tasked).... S5i7
"A. e. LII. and y. Is tasked).......... 81
chesapeake ana ONO CIV. li9s............. -
chesapeake and Ohio CIV tizs............. SSt.
.iSsett ana Myers % taSkeu) ............ sYi7
Mercantile Marine Observation-Disclosures. Sl7
SeApoaru AIT Line ADJ. 5s................. 5yi7
Southern Raiiay is.. ....................... 61s
Southern halfway SIS: ..:.................... sra
y. s. Registered Is. 1880 (bid). .......... IS
=. >. neSistered IS. 1915 lbid) ............ .Si,
U. s. Registered Is. 1925 (bid) ............ lUii7
y. ). Reg. Panama 3s. 1861 Odd. ........ sU
y. S. Liberty Loan Observation-Disclosures. 100
y. s.; Steel s. l. loii
v brown Bros CtfS CIV. Na.) tasked) ~
Na.-Car. Chemical 5s...: 91&
Na-Car. Chemical CIV. 6s (askcd) ........ 9.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-12
Richmond and Chesapeake BAY RAILWAY Como,,,
Atlantic Coast Line

The STANDARD Railroad or the sou.h
rRAi EItIfE EfrHt ;: NAY =. iSls.0 u'h
For Florida and SOUTH s:ii pAiLY..
e;Js o +. N 81; iS:bo a; A. a. ana
=. A.. n:.t;So E g.: 1875 p. n. ':''
A. I i. g. Sos p " Ky; aWest: a:.5 A. N. s,ss
For Petersburg: 1850 A. H.. Gas =,
A:l5 a. NJ, $500 A. IL, $50 A - n ID,
M:, 400 +. NJ. 1900 2. N, ta:is 80
sN inS a.. s:ss +. NJ. s.aS p. H.. iaeiS
For Goldsboro and Fayetteville: 400.
Trains arrive Richmond daily: SOS ~
iisa 4: a.. ZIP A ~. $685. A. NJ. $3.50 4,
Si7 i:h6 ap S;ss +. NJ. 7:4s +. NJ. 500 p =.
,1Except sunday. tsunday only
Time of arrival and deparlLIs ,no 49,.
necnons not guaranteed. anu con-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-12

NEW YORK. July n.-por, movement
il9a bales stocK 1855 bales
Total to-day 81 all pOrts-Receipts, 75l3
bales. exports. 2l.sis bales; stock. 70a 81
E bales.
ports. 45iis bales.
Total Tor season- Receipts. 7.csl,sac bales
eXports 3. So. Vl bal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-12

NEW ORLEANS. July Ii-Cotton was de-
pressed throughout trading here to-day. gen
eral selling being encouraged by reports OF
rain In Texas. the forecast Of showers for a
large part OF the western belt favorable
features In tho governments weekly crop
and weather accounts. and, on the close. by
the rumor that a private crop reporting
bureau was out with condition figures show
ing a gain OF several points since the end Of
last month. Last prices were lowest and
active months showed a net loss OF s. to 6s
points.
ne 9PsIi.as, a., go ,o,.nr. 80. W
extreme western belt. A this time the ac-
tive months were "a to oil points of. Around
the middle OF the day and well into after
noon the tendency was 20 recover on profit
taking by early short sellers but In the last
few minutes o: trading the market weak
ened under selling on the private bureau
rumor. Al time did the market show any
decided buying power.
Cotton futures closing bid: July. o5.23: Octo-
Der. 24.sa. December, 500: January. 2S.l3;
March. p 81.
Spot cotton steady and unchanged. Sales
on the spot Ills bales; 10 arrive. none.
MiddltnE. . IS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-12

Stock.
Sales

SaieS Stock-
LOO Aliis-Chalmcrs .........
Allis- Chalmers. pfd. -.
100 Amer. Rect Sugar. COM.
400 American Can ..........
100 American Can. pfd. :.
1900 Amer. Car and Fdry.
American Cotton OIL.
Amer. Hide and Lea. pr.
500 Amer. Linseed Oil. pfd..
$500 American Locomotive :.
Amer. Loco. pfd.
$500 Am. Malt. list pfd. ......
10000 American Smelling 500.
American SNUFF. CON-
$500 American Sugar ........
100 Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co..
100 Amer. Tobacco. com.
Amer Tobacco. pfd. -.
Am. Writing PAPER, pfd.
400 American Zine 800.
ll.eoo Anaconda Copper .......
100 Aichison ........
Atlantic Coast Line. 80.
4. {. l. Of CT. (Balto.)..
400 Baltimore and Ohio. 49,.
Bethlehem steel. com.
$500 Bethlehem steel. B..
$500 Baldwin Locomotive -.
100 BROOKLYN Rapid Transit.
$500 Central Leather. COM.
1900 Canadian Pacific ....
California Petroleum -.
400 Chesapeake and Ohio.
Chicago Great Western.
100 Chi. Great West. 0fd
2..ao Chi. Mil. and 81. Paul..
800 C-ucihle Steel Cor. com.
500 CruciNle Steel. Nfd. .....
;fnn Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Too Colorado and southern.
$ 500 Corn Products. com. 80.
5000 D;Stillers .............
500 Dome Mines ..........
800 Erie. ist r.d
800 Fed Min and SIN. ptd.
400 General Electric ...
800 Goodrich. com ..
$500 J;rca: Northern. ptd 49,.
10000 Great North. Ore Gifts.
100 Cult State Steel. ........
Illinois Central .........
200 In. Co1per 800.
500 In:erhoro-Cons.. 7<d. -.
1900 Int. Mer. Mar. com. -.
as 200 Int Mer. Mar. -pfd. $50.
500 Int. PAPER. pfd. ........
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-12
MISCELLANEOUS SAnKErs.

fair. 81 @sH; choice spring lambs. Is. m,
dunn. l3dli ' ''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-12
NEW YORK pKoDucE MARKET.

NEW YORK. July il.-After deciin.g to
is points under renewed liquidation due TO
the hea viness In cotton and All fats md
Erea.es. cotton oil steadied up on shur, COW
erinE. local professional buying and supper.
from Western interests. Final prices were
two points lower to net higher. September
sold from g. S8 up TO 1j.l5 and closed at Is ".
Sales 1880 barrels. Tenders. 800 barrels.
Prime crude. IL. 81 nominal
The market closed steady Spot. 1918 bid
Janusry, H.s30lisS: February. l4ssI1t %
July, is.2s dl5.3o: August l5.i79l5.oj: Sep.
tenlber. 1512Gi5l3: october. l5.o5G 1906: No
vernber, h.s29flL63; December. HsoalIS3.
NEW YORK. July n.-Raw sugar. steady;
centrifugal. cas-: molasses 5.th refined
steady; fine grsnu!ated. 70MS6o Butter
steady; cheese. firm. Spot coffee. dull. RIO
Is, Ok Santos n. TO-
RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET
Whoiesale Quotations.
&C. u. Currte Coz
Richmond. Va, July ii, 1917
Poultry.
Chickens. ~ lbs .............. q 70
ChiokAna, / ~ lbs. each..... = 8 20
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-12


Corn-No. yellow. Iso Tl.sl: No. J yellow.
leoqIsi; No. yellow. nominal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-12

vance at cc3 July and 1914. September. Oats
gained NC to oi1c. and provisions were
changed to loc lower. Grain and provisions
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-31
new PLAN MAY
CUT MEAT COST

CHICAGO, Aug. 3l--A mysterious
scheme for further utilization OF by
products which may. II IL said. revo-
lutionize the meat industry and low
er prices il under consideration by
Chicago packers
An official OF ono OF the big pack
Ing concerns said today that under
the now scheme the producer can
make good profit from his live
stock and Tho packers receive fair
manufacturing percentage and yet
prices 10 the consumer be material
~ reduced.
No packers representative would
reycal-lhe :, hcme but n was admit
ted that II WAS discussed with Her
bert G. Hoover on his recent visit
10 Chicago To be- practicable. ~
vas said. oven the minor packing
concerns NUT be- ltt into the secret
Following the conference ~ pack
Ing and commission men with gov.
eminent officials I'm Washington
next week. tho packers will appoint
committee to investigate the foae
bility Of tho proposed revolutionizing
scheme This commu'-s will re-
port back 20 The food administra.
Ion, which viii aid In putting The
idea into execution.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-31
.U.S.SUPPLY
L|NESWEAK
IN FRANCE
Men and Materials Are
Badly Needed, Says
Observer
SOMEONE SLEEPS
AT HOME, PLANT
German Prisoners Find
Aviation Center
Amusing
BY j. W. PEGLER.
stan Correspondent: United Press

6tdH correspondent: United Press
ON THE LINE OF COMMUNI
CATIONS OF THE AMERICAN
ARMY IN FRANCE. Aug. 3i.-The
army behind Americas hghtins
army needs men and supplies. II
is tackling the stupendous Job OF
supplying the lighting forces with
scanty doles OF labor and material
Throughout a trip along the line
OF communications concluded to
day. tho most frequent assertion on,
countered, from army men was
Someone Is asleep n home The
army needs masses Of labor-espe
cially carpenters and ioincrs and
vast supplies of all descriptions
Now is the time 10 send them. when
transport of troops f. not occupy
ing the bulk OF the tonnage"
After six months, The rear or.
ganiEation of tho American army IL
a mere framework.
The United Press correspondent
has lived for a month with the
American troops In tho training
camp. The men are physically and
OF hundreds Of miles OF the Amer.
ican bases gives the striking i'm.
preston that tho rear organizations
are far behind their combatant
brothers.
For instance. a certain base hak.
cry Is OF makeshift appearance. II
shows couple of rows oi neld
ovens The bakers until n few days
ago lived IN tents The -four sup
ply looks big 20 the casual obsery
or. but the towering -four sacks
dwindle into mole hills in compari
son with tho amount every army
orirer knows must be constantly
forthcoming
A hard wording reserve captain
showed mo over the food MAGAZINE
from which he Is constantly draw
ing Tho building Is only fair sized
and yet It Ia less than half filled
French female labor is doing
stevedore work for this American
army In tho rear. trundling crates
OF canned food and supplies. be-
cause OF the sortage OF American
military labor
The American medical base IA ap.
parently the only one that has heen
benefited 20 tho fullest possibilities
since the war. They have sufficient
supplies and forces 10 cope with
extraordinary casualties and illness
for three months However. short
age and cramping even here Is caus.
ing the storage 81 a biz portion Of
valuable medical supplies in unwall-
ed and unfoorcd sheds
found tho aviation center grim
" amusing 20 leisurelv German prs.
onera thorcabou's Scores OF pat
riotic alert young Americans are
training ~ French air schools. hop.
ing 10 obtain repatriation and Join
the American forces when they at.
tain proficiency In the air.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-31
PUBLIC LIBRARY
HAS NEW BOOKS

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Primer for High Schools" II O Sew
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