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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-27

bon @oi6ington 3 g. welde i'm
,Sotcl SSilloro" itottiuoet. Sn Die.
ier &crionnlhug mer0en Die Serren
aob mo 6rcOerid Clement @e6cr
iprc6eu. Sir meitere potrioiiibe
9erionlnlungen mer0en in Glm6er-
lQno, 6reoerid, @eloir, &ogerstoph,
9tciu 9orf @6iloOelp6io, giorfolf,
Go., uno 9ibmoaO, go, gegenp1r-
tig arrangements aetroiien. Sic
Gconer, pel4e iih ireipillig in oen
Gicnit Der Strrncn6ouner Gonnil-
lion geiteQt bobcn iinO: @iapor Sos.
$. GreIton g. 2. @oloS6orougb,
Go6ert &. See. So6n Geponai 9(llen
e. g9ill, 9lobert g. 9eah. Or. a. g..
e. Go6me, Siioor @olOitrom, SEQ
z. WlcDcr, tSranf e. Soen @err
Smiit bon Sperleo, g. @et6ereo
9orroll, So6n @l. g96eeler, G6orleS
N}orriS &omaro, G6oS. u. Sdirm
,Sobn s.. Butler Fnul SoDonnlen
Gorphu @iggins, @m 6. 9roeuiug,
@iQiom 2. giorris, 6reoerid Gle-
mcnt g9c6er, So6u ). 6craniou 50.
8. Golgan 9bnn 81. Nlcetins, Or 9l
.. 9i66in5. g. Is. See 6oll, G6us
s. aob. SorrD 9lice, 6rouf S'Gou-
nell Gouin g. GnorleS, @iaiam ..
9lhuooo, Saul Quinn un0 9noere.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-27
Cardinal firmt.

6irmmg in Der St. 9lun.s Stride
miro our6aoroinnl Gibbons boil
3ogen. Ger airdeniiirit ipriAt
ii6er Oer nGenpel Der Seele"
Sin cr6e6euoes muiifalii6es 9}ro-
6romm aelaugt sur Gludiii5-
rung.
n@enH eS einen Srieoen aui eroerl
gi6t mcnn es cine 6reuOe mO cine
Seelenru6c gi6t ooer cineu innerli-
den SomcuiHein, 10 BADEN i'm MIR
Gie, in oeuen @ottes beilioer @eiit
lebenOig it, Gics mar Der @unOf
ton ser 9SrcOigt Die GoroinoI @ib.
bons aeiiern bel Der 6irnnng IN Der
St. glnn's STRIDE al Der Nort.9iooo
6ielt 5rii6lingswdrmc rnO 6riib'
lings6oficu idien Die game Stride 5li
fiiacn. ols Die langc 9ei6r ieiilid ge-
Tleioeter @oniirmanOcn Die amdc
6etrot. SclbIt Die SopHe brod)
ourd oic @olfen itnO ii6erihlt6cte
oie @emeinDc nit ibrenI beQen Sriib-
liugsglan5c
aoroinol @i66ons iprQh ii6er oell
,Tenupel ser Seelc;" Bic 6oobite mn
mupOcrooQite Sd0pilmg @ottcS, 10
fiibrte cr ans, Die @lcnicbeulccle, Die
Die Meniben pilegen umo cnimidcln
iolen inn @eiite @ottes Gin idones
WhlIifproaromm er6obte oie ieierli4c
Stimmnmg, ons ser 0rgauiit NM
Dirigcnt Ocs airhenc6orS. s. $. Gin
6orO. 5llammeugciteat 6oite, Srl.
Blonde Sittle Sopron, 6ror s. e.
NlcIcuit. 9llt. Sr. SouiS @rcmonc
@. $. SiB Senor uuo 5, " 6olr.
lcp, 9oriton, idngen mdbreno oeS
@ottcsoienites Sieoer
Iie 0leiie celc6rirte &oter Sobu 5
Barrett, ais eiofon imigirte NJ ga.
6ia in0 ols Sn6 0iafon Y. s.
Seolp. Die e6ren DiafoAe orS
aor0inols porcu Batter .. Y. $art.
iuca imo Batter 6 g. @rabofn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-27
0Ir ..Nlrrln. S2nIpiIaIN. .Nampaane.

W9ii crneiicm Giier miro 9cutc
g'orlnittog oic Ganpognc fir bic @c.
ld,aiiung oes 100000. .6ouos fir
nos ~W}ercu 0pipital" BON Den ucr.
idic0cncn a1eans" pieOer ouige.
nommcu pcrocn gSic beridtct be-
trua Der 6ono an Santltag 500,
25042. @ci'm 5eutigen 2ndeor
0cr GanIpognc glrbeiter piro Carol.
nal Gibbons eiuc 9lnipradle baltcn.
tipo es miro cripartet, OaB Die gSort5
ocs Airdcnfiriteu ouf bic glrbeiter
erault6igcpo wirfea mcrocn- 6rail
5c9mour Nlonoclbaum crbicIt &C.
lleru iiir ocu 6ono cinen 6bcd ilbcr
$500 bon per 6irna @odlAilo,
Suhn q 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-27
QIrnrrnlrnN hra nIr0NNnnN.

sn @arras @aQe ]tr iiS Nells
Baltimore. 5iraBc peranltaliei Der
a5ciaudperein v8robiinn~ ain llaaliicn
Miipoh cnicu gieoerubcno perbm.
sen nit eiuein 9Rolbaa sas gro.
8ramm Ill elm lebr reiAbaltlaea imo
iqbcn ocs6al6 ocn l1cilne0mcrn an
ser @eraaiialtuna acmIBreiAc Siin'
sen in gIllsiidt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-27
Sir Elm SeimgetrGnf.

0as bon Gco. 0jiintbcr gc6rolttc
9icr lit oos bette. Giclc 9eurt6ciIer
bon 9ier crflGren Dab es irgcno
cinem critflciiigen mlslouoiiden
@iere gleidfount. @craoe ooS Ding
fir sen SQmiIcuge6ralld, 6cipitcS
9lroiuo. better @eibmad ltuo icbr
na6rfroitig. 0irett bon scr 9role
rel our6 Die ncieiten @lai6iren o6.
qciiiat, woourH obiolute 9iein6cit
aciic6crt miro. 0iitc $i.00. @bonc
S9olfc 20. (SmiiS,1S,i@lo0o)
ClnScoe)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-27

,.gllnDcmic" Grcuc W,e"
,,9lNntgrlRm" 9iop LbiUT
s,Npimiai" sN Nuilerln Oh toe NDccl"
aBnro'0' NouAbi nHo pQl0 ior".
,wnnriN" N0n TON Wttls"
.WlnrninnD" 9nu0pDiue un0 NGnnclbilOcr
Dcniimeo Tbraler ln ,,9,bnuaB'c" init I0l'
0cuncm Ncpcrioife
trcilg ocrt i Wini...... Sm peiNeu NuBl
GnWlinQ 0cu q Wni. ....... .a aAapirnlitedl
Naic0an im ,,rri0les4arl" ocluc Naii
inDtc Qe0cn N0Nciier
,,Nrbcitrryichfriaicl" O,pniqa ben 2I.
Npril. 1hlinH8slrii iH gCilcrDene pnle,
pul @irnbc
sEamcWGrrein 0c9 Scudleu 0rie0erbun.
bco" Nlpnlaa ocn 4 Mai arobcr Nlnlbau
M NattOe Qale
,,Nafmuuit" Wiiiifp0W ben 20. elprll,
SrNhinqe 9ouScri iu .GrbWanus Snllc".
a6tnNNnu" ldiiw0N, ben ~ MptlL Hie'
rlt AheiD nHn Alnibau VI NarrO 3 0nllr"
,,9lruu" 1unniuQ Den B. liai. arose 0ri
Vfnnngacicr hc2 p9lr0n @pmmcrbcnie"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-27
4lliQiONrnbrOnO.
GnrtiS SaD bOll iOl6em
bcimScin6t,
3iUei Sabrifamlagem MnS
Sabnbriicte abgebrannt.

Ger @eiommti6ooen auf ii6cr cine
Mfaiou Collars aei6det. - Die
9nlo9cu Der 9ltlautic 6ertili5er
Company unO ser lluitcO Stotes
6ertili5cr Company ciu 9loub ser
6Ioumcn 6lomnenmecr pcit.
bin iiht6or.
Gas aroBte 6euer, melbcS iemoIs
Oen 5a6rift6eil Der iiiOlihen Gor-
itGOte 6einliu6te, ereigncte icb &c.
ltern 9l6enO in Curtis Ban. Geriel-
be ridtcte cinen Sdaoen BON ii6er
$1,00O,0O0 al mO 5eritorte Die iol-
0en0en 5abrifonlngen:
.9ltlmtic 6crtili5er Co." am weit.
liden Shore BON Curtis Greet;
I. SdoOen etipo $600,OO0;
nllnitcO States 6ertil5er 60; ;"
Sdaocn etmo $750000;
@iicn6a6n6riide mo @eleiie ser
Baltimore Ohio 9abn @eica.
ic6aft, pelde iid 5piideu Ocu beiOcn
Qluloqeu bcionOen; S6aoeu ctpa
5000;
6iiui5e6u @iiterwoggonS, etlidc
nit 6robt 6clooen; SboOen ctua
$4,000.
Die groBen ao6len-@iers Der 9ol-
timore Ohio 9a6n ouf wel6en
Souienoe pom Gonneu aoble gelogert
waren, Oie fiir oen @eriou0t fiir Die
in Oeu merifaniidcn @jelu0liern lie
aenoeu Sdlodtibiiie beitinnlt ma
rem. wurOen icOod acrettct
IS mar gegen s llbr 9l6enOs, ais
OoS 6euer in ser r9ltlantic 6ertiIi5er
So" auS6ro6 mo in fur5er 3eit
iold)' aroBe 0imeniionen anuabm
OoB iiir sic oicIen onOeren 6obrifan-
laaeu uno oic umliegenOen @obn-
6duier bic groBten 9eiiirbtlngcn ge-
beat mur0en. Simmel6od looertcn
bic 6lanmlen groBe, oide 9ioudiuo-
fen entltiegcn Der 6o6rif Bon Ser
ggaiiericite Ser Dot 0aS 6lonmen-
nicer cinen geroOe5u granOioien gln-
6lid 9hltrot6 mar Der @immel ge'
iGr6t imO in Ocn @eludiiern Der 9ai
ipiegelten ii6 oie6lommen IN perpir-
renoer Sd6n6cit micoer, Gie 9roof-
lun ino Curtis Ban Spriben Cont
poanie'n moren prompt sir Steue
unO mohteu ii6 an Die 9efompiung
Oes 6euers
@roBc @oiiermniicu purOen IN
0os milOauiloOernoe 6euer geidlei'
bert mas ieOo6 aniongs feline be-
ouOere @irfuna 5u 6a6en idieu IS
Oauerte Oenn oudb niht longe, bis
sic ne6eubei gelegene &lnitOiinger-
6a6rif in 9ronO itauO. @lit iiber-
meni6lihen 9lnitreuglngen lpurOe
an ser 9em0ltiguug Oes 6eners sc.
nrbeitct, lp06renO ooS in3uiihcn eiu-
qetroiiene iid0tii6c 6euer6oot uGa.
toroft BON Der 8olerieite 6er ben
gronO 6efGmpite Simmer luciter
Oe6nte icb ooS Seuer aus, inlmcr
bpfimlnqsloicr mur0cn bic gluSiib.
fen, oen 9ronO 5u 6efdmpien, iooaB
lid sic 6eucrucbr entidloB. rpenig.
items Die ao6lenpierS Der Baltimore.
Ohio 9abn @eic1idoit 81 retten.
Dieiel6eu entbielten einc lmqe6cuerc
0alontitGt BON aoblen, uelde 5unl
Ierionot nad Oen it Ocn mcrifanis
iden @epdiiern befinOli6en amerifa-
niIhen 9riegsihfien beitinnt mo.
rem Iie 9cmii6unoen ser topferen
6crerme6r puren Oenn aid enoli9
BON Griolg 9cfront nidt e6er ieood),
ols bis beioe SnniiOinger.5 5obrifen,
Sic Giicnbobnbriide lnO @eleiie Scr
Baltimore O6io 9a6n rmo Is @ii.
teruaggonS eingcoidert lparen. IS
mar qegcn 10 ll6r g(6cnoS, ais Der
grano ais geloidt erflGrt werocn
fonnte. Sine trmtrige Solae oes
6eucrs lit leioer OoB einc groBe an
3o6l BON &erionen 6roOlos geuorOen
lit, od Die beiOen 6abriteh etli6e
Simoert %crioncn 6cihditigtun.
capt il'ls 81 Scbbel'S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-27
gtnt(6t oabci.
@cbmru an Gternrn=
6aaRrr.Syeier tbriI.
WrUber @mtbmiiaSmMs fir
GinilsYara6c.

9c9ciitcrtc Scrimrmluno BON 0clc
ooten uno &eprdicntontcn Ocut.
idcr &crcine umo 9ooen umO @e
i6dits6duicr in ocm Sonptquor
tier Der stcrnrn6anncr Gomimii.
iiou. Giidtioe 9iconcr iprc.
den iibcr oic rationale 9coeu.
hing scr 8eicr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-27

Nna Metter.

Sir WlarDIono iw0 Oen Diltritt
Columbia Bcute flor morgcn unbc'
iimmt lno cimas mdrmcr; mabr
iMcinlid 9lc9enidaucr nm 9lbeno;
leihtc bis mdBige perduocrli6c
9sinoe.
Gem @cpittcrihtrm inO fortgc
icbten 9leacn an Soniitoe, ocr bis
acitcru 0lorgcu on6icIt folgte geitern
Nornlittog prddtigcr 5onncnidcin
0er chit ocgcn 9l6cuo onflcu &olfcn
mid. ioclhe mcitcrcn Hcgcn 81 brins
Qcn Orobtcn. Diit Oem SonneniAein
trot aud pdrmercS @ctter ein Die
A6ditc Tcnpernhlr bctrug Is @ro0
iau 4 llbr 9}nhmittaqs ln0 ole ME
ori9ite 50 5roo iml 6 llbr N}orgens.
Sn oen iibriacu g9cttcr 9cobaA
ianas Stutioucn ocs 2onocs mar Oie
nicoriaitr Ecmpcrotlr wic folgt WI.
lantic Git9 46. 9ismarf AS, Bolton
8S. Niifolo ~. G6arlcitou 66, Gbi.
coao 5l, Glcuelauo 80, Corpus
eHriih Gcnocr l6, Detroit 50,
Dului9 3S, Goitport 30, ejolpcitou
G6. 0rcen Bon AZ, Sotteras Ga.
&aUrc 2S. Sclcua SO, Sodionpiac
G6, aaniaS GitD 66. 9norOiae 60,
2oilisuiuc 90, 01arQucttc 46. @lem.
pbis GA. 0lont9omeru 60, 0ioutrcal
40. glanhidet 40, glcn Grlcous 6S,
g'cp Dort AS, Gilobona Ca 8iits
bur9b so, B6iIaoelp6ia li sort
Iouo, D}c., 36, 95ortlano Orc, AS,
Guc6cc 40. 9ioleio6 60. Solt 2afc
GiD a. Gan 6roncisco 80, St.
&ouis Ga ct. saul so, Scranton
AZ Shreveport Ga 5pofmc 80,
9aupa &C. g9oibington 40, gsntni
pra AZ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-27
nIIranen6nn0 6es ~ N..%." "

&cuic 9lbcnO finoct i'm o9otcl &o-
leiQ6 .cinc Special Sitmg pcs
5rougubunocS ocs llnob0dngigcn
GiirgcrDcrcins BON lltarDlano" itott
ii mclc6cr bic Dem 9pnoc gcuoMtcn
0ei6cutc 5pp @crtbeihpl9 geLangcll
mcr0cH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-27
I'd 0nIlaIInna Aes glarrp.2enE.


Qoliimorer irIdn0iiher 9lbiunii
ipcrocn III eroBcr 3a6I nod g8ol6.
ilQton pilgcrn I'M al oen BORT am
l5. nno i6. Nlai iiottfinocnocn Gcrc.
monicu 5iu @rinucrung an Gommo.
oore Sobn 9arr1. pelhcr Scr &otcr
Scr amerifoniic6ch 6lotte geuonpi
miro t9eiI8unebmcH Suoobl pic
nNibernier @cieaiboit bon 9olti.
morc. mic 0cr ug(lte Grocu Der Sc.
Dcrnicr1 merocn itarfe Deleaationcn
nod &ai6ington cnticuoen 9lm TO-
92ai miro ein 9orrp Deufmol cnt.
hu@ aud miro an oieiem Gage Elm
aroBcs 8ontrtt itottiinoen 81 mel.
e6cm srdiiocnt sSilion iopic pielc
on0crc promincnte @dnncr ocs 2aus
0eS cinqclooen pcr0cn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-06

i1i3.oD bales. Overland 10 mills and Canada
same date last year. l.pi5clp bales
Southern mill taklnEs FOR season. :. CPS. coo
bales. southern mill takinrs same date
last year. a.5tlNro bales.
Interior stocks In excess ot September l.
i62.041 bales. Interior stocks In excess of
September last year. la3,@D bales
Foreign exports for week, 9?G,o bales.
Foreign exports same seven days last year.
S2."n bales.
Foreign exports for season. S5ls0o bnles.
Foreign exports same date last yeur. S, I42 0oo
bales.
Northern spinners' taking. and Canada for
week, 1900 bales. Northern spinners' talk
inEs and Canada same seven DAYS last year
li.pp bales. Northern spinncrs' taklnEs and
spinners tak!ngs and Canada to same date
last year. ..i59.9ll bales
statement of Spuncrs' taEincS OF Amori-
can cotton throughout tho world:
This week. !as.3lb bales. Same seven DAYS
last year, :)..op bales. Total since Septem-
l:.32G.ClD bales
Statement Of worlds visible SUNNY:
Total visible this week. i-Niot, bllcs
Total visible last week. i.1l:.Aj1 bales Total
visible same date last wear i.olG3ii bales
~ Eis the total American this "eck.
!asi week. 2.7S3.0J, bales OF this the total
American last year. 2.i?'.H0 bales.
All other kinds this week. i.91col) bales.
All other kinds last week. l.nS..0.I hale
y, other kinds last year. l52>0l0 bales.
Ni~ibi" In the United states this week
ti>o-' bales. Visible ia the United states
TINS uite last wear. Gll.pJ bales.
Visible In other countrie. this week.
3s'"(P bales. Visible ii, other countries
TINS date last year, .;.iki.rr1 bales
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-06
MceI,IS Cnttnn Kc,Ir,r.

The cotton market has been more or
ieSS unsettled and rcactionary since the
excited advance which carried new crop
months into new high ground for the
season immediately following the bull
ish condition report of Monday. Around
IL cents Tor December deliveries, heavy
realizing was encountered. and while
the scnsationally low condition figures
inspired very general predictions Of
ultimately higher prices, the appcar-
ance OF improving weather in tho south
encouraged considerable selling for a
reaction.
Heavy offerings were we'll cnoupb
absorbed on the decline TO demonstrate
an important buying power, ana ut a
reaction of about $2.25 per bale some
traders thought they detected evidences
OF trade demand, chiefly from Southern
spinners. Local sentiment as to the
more Immediate course OF prices has
become rather mixed; however. owing
eastern belt, one fact that many con-
slider prices Ovor-high for this season
OF the year and n feeling that contin-
ued good weather for the balance OF
this month may work very rapid I'M
provement in the Southwest
Meanwhile, the fear Of inadequate
supplies following AN initial condition
fully i per cent below the tcn-ycar
average, even should the weather prove
normal from now ON, is supposed TO
have been responsible for the Increased
Giles. disposed traders predict that y
further Improvement in this direction
VIII hriHg SINNERS into the futures
market for protection against forward
sales. while they also anticipate that
any further cause for new crop com
plaint Will stimulate another excited
buying movement
Liverpool, however, has not fully ro
spondcd 70 American advances. and II
is claimed IN bearish circles thai for
eign spinncrs are not inclined to ac-
ccpt the very small crop figures based
on the government report on conditions
as Of May -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-06
Is 1T ISLANDER TO CALL
WHITE PERSON A NEGRO?
Question No" Before Supreme Court of
Appeals for DecIsion-Cnsc Comes
Up From buchanan County.
LSpecial to The Times Dispatch.l


Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
Wythevillc, Va. June 5.-procecdings
IN the Supreme Court to-day were as
follows:
Spencer VIZ. Looncy. argued by w. a.
DauSherty. for plaintiT in error, and
;. NJ Is. Coulling. for defendant, and
submitted. This WAS Il suit for Islander
from buchanan County. the ground for
Tho action being that the plalmtiff in
error. an Infant of ten wears was ex-
Guided from tho white schools by rc,-
son OF the accusation of the defendant
tlat he WAS negro. Tho verdict and
Judgment in the lower court was for
the defendant. and the case came to
THIS court on writ OF error based Ipon
the refusal of the court to set the YER
dict aside ana grant II new trial on the
ground that II was contrary to the law
ana evidence. and various errors I'm
rulings of the court during the trial.
Ihe chief ground relied upon in this
court TO sustain the lower court is that
1t is not Islander to call II white man a
negro. as the CONSTITUTION of the United
states gives a negro equal political and
evil rights with Il white man.
Brown VS.. Carolina. Clinchficld and
Ohio Railway. submitted on briefs:
Company. argued by s. T. Sutherland
and w. a. Daugherty. for appellant,
and George W. 81. Clair for appellee.
and submitted.
Next cases TO be called: NJ II. Smith
VS.. NJ. J. Anderson. Norfolk and West
ern Railway Company W.. City OF Bris-
toI. Dennis w. Dennis. Spangler vs.
Ashwcll. Quinn Marshall Company vs.
Whitaker ct ais.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-06

interest In fall and winter goods Is
gradually developing. there Is more
has appeared in connection with the
collections. larger sales of Southern
PIE iron are noted. wool is active ut
strong prices, textile mills arc fairly
well employed. crop conditions have
improved. railway traffic is heavier.
finisiicd steel. however. takes tone
principally from SEN iment not from
actiul growth in business; employment
is irregular. collective Industrial ope-
rations are relatively slow.
For TIE week: failures 23S against
sio last year: wheat exports i.SO263y
bushels. against 1861 .259: bank clear
ihES, S3,23l ,327 900. an Increase Of o.
per cent over last year"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-06

three or four points from the best. but
inc market was soon stcadied by reports
that Carolina mills were buying January.
while some Of .thc private map readers In
sisted that the outlook for unsettled
weather In the Western belt before Monday.
PficcS sold about ten 20 fourteen points net
higher In consequence, but met renewed
proht taking. and latcr cased off from tho
hest. with selling promoted by more favor
able crop accounts from the Eastern belt.
Rather bcarish weekend figures and ap-
rrehcnsions that renewed efforts to secure
legislation regulating cotton exchanges In
Washington would result In narrower
market. Closing priccr showed reactions OF
six to seven points from the best.
spot cotton quiet; middlinR upiands. 1856:
Gulf. 1890: no sales.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-06
COTTON MAHkETs

Sew YORK. June 6.-COttuu was more ar
!tss unsettled again to-day. aud 'nik around
the T!hS suggested rather Il reGrtiouury SEN
umcni, but selling ~as restricted ay re-
ports OF an improved demand from shin
Hcrs ana HppgeHcnsiOna iuu, uu.,.,fcF
weather conditions would devotion In ID.
Southwest over sunday. Closed steady ,.t
Unchanged to Twelve points higher. L!yer-
old crop buying orders IN ;he market IRON,
abroad. however. and thc opening here Was
tteady at an advance Ot TWO To- siS poiiit.
Private predictions that the low barometer
wet Of the belt would cause unsettled cor
dltioDs. snc rain or showers To- Texas rrob-
ably Inspired much OF tho early local buv-
ing. which sent prices about tigh, 20 ten
poiptt net higher shorty after the cpu
The orioiaI forecast for ucncrailv clear
weather In the Western belt to-nirhr and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-06
NEW WORK PRODUCE M,RKEr.

New lork, dune a.--SpOt Coffcc-Steady;
Rio. No. :, ?Asc: santos. No. /. i2i.c. mild
C"rcc-tiuict; cordovn. l.L.I Ice nominal.
Raw Surur-Steady. molnSses. .a;i: Ccntri-
insa!. -. rciincd-Stcady, BUtter-Stcaty.
ChccSc-StronE.
Cottonseed oil was quiet. with trading
professional. Prices were lower. due 20 bet
ter weather IN the cotton bolt. the decline
in lard and ut!nucd dulncss In consun-
ing trade. Final prices two to six
points not lower. Tho market closed firm:
spot. '.93u7.3l: June. ,.23Hc.".. July 1..Nui.es
August. '.%\' 50; Scptcmber. ..i6u5.4;. Oc-
toh"r. eST'$p. November. G.9'sI695: Decem-
her. ds"Ht"i; January. s?@GG9i. to,ul sales.
ii"l
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Hester. Wecl,Iy Cotton s,a,cnr,,

In Sight Tor week. G)0N hnies In sIrht
same seven days last year ISO..) bales
In sight FOR the month. 5000 bales In
sight same date last year. 1900 bales
la sigh; Tor season. lil2i.opa bales In sight
same date last year. iS $4,000 bales
Port receipts for season - III. Ol) haies
Port receipts aame date last year o:NoN,
bales
Overland to mills and Canada for Season
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Cotton futures closed steady
Observation-Disclosures

lp'l ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l3S5: exports.
i.l& bales, stock. LIZ bales.
Total to-day at all ports-Nct receipts
aGi bales: exports. :leol bales: stock 463. go
bales.
Total for wcck-Ne; receipts E5.oeS bales;
exports. 1896 bales.
Total for scnsOn-Nct receipts 1917 3sj
bales: exports S65. 7:.5 bales
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York. June 5.-Trading in cotton
goods to-day was what made the primary
market very iirm. Mills declined TO accent
business ut last weeks quotations. Cotton
warns were revised upward by the mills
but there WAS no huvIug Of CONSEQUENCE.
Domestic WOODS were iirmer The Garnet
trade was advised by the largest domestic
producers that ono quality Of Wilton velvet
rugs Viii be advanced 81 on Il ?xi9 bnsis ON
Wednesday, next.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.


TT N''''N- E<N' 7 f11f-NO MN u
Petersburg. Va. June i.-peanuts-Snan-
ish-Farmers' Spanish steady Ut Si.3J per
bushel NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Jumbo. iradIa.c
per pound: fancy handp!ckcd. ilsTis.c per
pound. extra prime. incii,ac. per pound !;
prime. tTrsc. per pound: Smelling stock. Ss.4
&c. per mound.
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In execution OF deed or trust to
1918. and recorded In tho clerks Office
OF the Circuit Court OF IIenrico Countv
virginia, ID. B. 119A. page AZ. | will
az me request of the notehoidor. de-
iauit having been made in the pny-
ment OF the debt therein secured sell
by auction In front Of tho Henrlco
County Courthouse
SATURDAY, JUNE 9Th, 1914
at 10 a. NJ.
the real estate described in the said
deed. as follows:
All that certain tract OF land Sit
uateu In Narina District. Hcnrico Coun-
~, Virginia. with all tho improvements
,heIeoh anu appurtenances thereto be-
longing. containing one hundred and
eighty five uS5) acres. more or less. it
being the greater portion of the tract
designated rs lot No. 3 on 4 plat show
mig the division Of j. ii. Ladd's estate,
which Is recorded In y. H. 104. page 2S7,
VIM. l.. Woods by Mary V. Tanium ana
others by deed dated July 20, 1902. and
recorded in y. II. iG5B. page 1870. except
II tract or 10 acres recently conveyed
Dy VIM. L. Woods and wife TO T. l..
Perkins"
Terms: Cash ~ to cost of executing
thiS trust, any taxes or insurance that
may be due and one note for sixty dol
iars. with interest from May 26, 1914.
mntii paid and four notes for the sum
Der &c, 1914; May %. 1915: November
20. 1915 and May &c. 1916 and ono note
Tor the sum OF two thousand dollars
Also Que May 20, 1916. and tho residue
payable in equal installments at six
ana twelve months. with Interest added.
F. ]. CRAWFORD.
Trustee
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Office of Collector Of City Taxes
City Hall, Room lO7
Notice TO
Z aXp ayers

City Taxes for 1914 arc due and pay
able June 10 TO 80. inclusive.
The city ordinances provide that one
half may be paid III June and tho re-
inainins half in December. Failure to
pay all or one-half In Juno incurs 81
penalty OF 3 per cent on the whole
amount, which is due at once. and If
not paid before SEPTEMBER tho
collector is required To levy. with costs
added.
ALI. MALES 81 years of age. ALL.
PERSONS tMAI.E OR FEAfALE) who
own personal property, or hold personal
property AS nduciary. and ali parties
conducting business In the city OF Rich
mond tof whatever naturc) are as
scssod. and viii please call and settle
so as TO avoid delinquency.
GRADING, PAVING, PIPE AND
SEW ER CONNECTION BILLS may bo
paid ut this time.
GIVE NAME, IN WHICH PROPERTY
STOOD or land books on January n
1914, and see that you get all Your hills
Property transferred February / or
later stands In name of owner in 1913.
This is tho only notice required Inv
law. please give IL PROMPT ATTEN
TON, as under the ordinances r ,cr
cent penalty viii be added TO tho whole
bin after June 80.
Washington Ward taxes. etc. must
be paid ut tho Office of the Deputy Col
lcctor. Tenth and HUH Streets
HERBERT l.. HUGE.
Collector of Taxes City Of Richmond.
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NAVAL STORES

savannah Ga. June 5.-rurpentine-Firm:
ii'?nii".; sales. 81 casks; receipts. 6a) casks:
shipments. 81 casks: stocks. l725l cask :.
Nosin-Flrm: sales 3.!+ barrels: receipt $
iai2 barrels. shipments l1i barrels; stocks
lp',%G barrels. quote: 4. u. 3S,.