The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-07
AINEXC''HANGE...
DIRECT0 |:
Figures Recorded for the Past
ssS Year il the Grain ss35
4 !. q 35i Market.
TWENTY 4 YEARS : s.
4B. "a acob Elected Secretary.
for the Sixth Con-
sccutive Fear.

as The first meeting Of q tho new Board
gof Directors OF the RI chanOnd Grain q a
Cotton Exchange was lla1d In the SEC re-
z tary' s e ONCE ~ yes terday morning. ne
president, Mt. John F. Y ] Jacob. PR sd ca.
4 and the following members were present.
w IF. Richar dson, q Jr. r. , ustds, Ed e
ward Alvsy, 4 ", c. Il Bentl HI g. Garter.
John RI Cary. u II r. Johnston, ". .
selden ana c. M w y. ykrlngfield The annual
arenorts from Cha va rio.us + officers were
presented showing the affairs Of the Gex-
change to IS in 4 a good condit The
retary repo rted the oss by death DUR .lIF
Ing the year Of two Of the Oldest ana
most valua.ble mem hers, Mfr. NJ. =. 20 Atus-
ser, II WHO died August 20, 1906 and y =.
IT n. W. IVood q Ia 81 forr1per preside y VINO
died November IL, 1906. Three new mem =. !
hers we're admitted during the year q 6
present nkmlbe rshap being 62. $
Ne The sales or, change were 100, 2tS btiss1els
81 grain In excess OF the prccedlnS year
I The r>ece,pts for the year were as q o'r
lows !: heat, Is, 1863. as6 bushels; corn, vS3
40 tr,stels "a Is ri ,924, oss b,isheis:$ rye,
D124 busa,e lis Total II s. ia SEQ bush els. an
increase of$ / 2as. $40 bushels over the year
ended June 80, 1905. Flour, 1Gb, 432 barrels.
an Increase OF 1924 strn rreis 4; hay. q, VI
tons an Increase OF !. sg7 tons; md y feessH.
1856 tons, 4 ar, Increase OF 49, tons
addition TO the above large qua titles g!
Idaas. grass seed and meal were sold III
the excha nge, Of which no record ls kept
q The inspector reported as7 cars ~ grnin
ana 155 cars OF hay inspected $dn rding th Tif
year. IN increase ~ 81 cars for the yen
Officers Elected.
& CAPTAIN B All Jacob was reelected
secretary and treasurer. and this Will pc
his twenty-sixth term OF offs'a. Mr. ~.
Z olp(h King was elected graf and hay ~
Inspector. Mr.. H NJ 2. RI lick ssist ar y
grain inspest tor, md Mr.5 9. X. az
sistant, has, inspect 5;3
ma alta nlfn0 committees for the ytear
were then elect ed Y as follows, the first
named gen taemen on each commliAttte t be-
Ing cha imam az the Same: NJ s3.5S
y r. Exec,ltiye.-N.5 r. Savage, \ q. 5s Ell
lett. w. IT. Richard eon. ri, r. A. J US TN
and John r.. Cary. (. n !. a
Aqa,it ION ~. 35sf D. McIntire. #S ..
Moore. w. g. Bentley John 81 Lea . na
George ID. Mayo. Y,
Apple Nat Frazer. " Green.S NJ,
WOOD, . r. 7. Webster, b "A lorraine lt ".
IT. Selden and nam. Tenn ppes II 7,
$$,Vood.SW, IT. selden. w! Nv. Smith, F II
8C;arVoer and j. u. sutherland id.
Grain.-F. H. Deane. g, z Gates.
George D. Mayo. 7. Is Il l. Moore vs. r.
johnston, r., "a. J,sstis and $, 553 y. 7,
n Trade Trade John r. cary 8, w Tompklns.,
r. D.. Harlow. "A Todd cNdS ana ~ =, y
ouotati ons. #. II. Denne, w . g +. Bragg,
Winghead. H G. Carter and Ed
ward Alvey. sfiS "a s33 Z, Z, Z
8's Hay---W. q u. Richa rdson. Jr., 5Cl1 D W.
tWingfield, r.. u. Chenery 9, = y Beyer1 dgs
3 and II. q. Carter 81,
New Members. &C eorge H. Kang. II. &NV,
WOOD Nv II. seldtr, Wv. Lefew and
Yohn e TAI rlra nix VI. 81