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ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The, following electric permits wore
issued yesterday:
Martin & Myers. for; Douglas Il. Tay-
Tor. agen! First and Main Streets. Ms
Same, for George Ewing. 7os East
Broad Streets. eight outlets.
John J. DAILY. for Fl. b. Williams and
brother. 400 North Thlrtleth Street,
one half horsepower motor.
u. r: Cosby Electric and Machine
Co.; 100 East Broad Street. testing
". +. Ca.ie.t Electric Co. for C. c..
Wilkinson, 3 The Plaza Battery Court.
Same: for joint. Jones' 1920 West
Main Street, fourteen fixtures.
Same. for George r. jones, 1870 West
Main street, eighteen lights.
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THREE-CORNERED RACE
w. VI. Milan Comes Ont for sheriff o
Hcnric0 County.

Henrico County.
With two cap,ilidutes already In the
race race Tor tho office of sheriff of Hem
rico County,, the approaching contest
promises to be a: Spirited one. ". ii.
Milan, nnS Eairfield District, yesterday
wishes Of the Democratic party, as ca
pressed .,:;, IN the primary election.
district, arc said to have petitioned
MIN TO announce his candidacy. HS
served four years on the County School
board. and Is we'll known throughout
the county. AIR. Milan conducts n
Several months ago Deputy Sheriff
Webb Sydnor and 5Magistratc r. A.
smith announced Tint they would he
candidates for the office of sheriff,
Sheriff L.. II. Kemp will he n candidate
for the office of county treasurer. suii,I
Il Is thought that Julien Gum, n mem
Der OF tho House of. Delegates iron,
Hcnrico County, will announce hfn.
candidacy for the Senate. Should Mr.
Gum seek another office, II Is believed
candidate for thc House. }S 80.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-25

NEW YORK. November 4-The increa sing
t.Spo!t movement inspired considers BILE bulio
inu continent Ia cotton trade circles here To-
uaS,, DAT failed In stimulate general demand
nnS trading ras Ices active than since the
reope pinS or the exchange. Scattering lioui-
chtlon OF December contracts In a,iyH nee OF
tne notices expected right after. the holiday
wns considered chiefly responsible for the
ueclninS tendency t'of. prices; Otherwise
mere pppearcd TO pc no selling pressure OF
Importance. and the close was steady al a
het Joss or u 10 IL points. :, =
,han poo way two or three points lower
, ,f,n! anu while private ca blcs reported
ny IN increasing spot demand the local
market opened at a loss OF three 10 seven
polnts. After some little .irreSuMrity. De
ceinter contracts sold, on. 10 80 or Q point.
net lower While later deliveries sold s 10
"a points below Yesterdays closing under
Tcntterin. liquidation and light offerings
tIHe me- rlearances from Galveston and
Ieporta , thnt n steamer would clear from
New Orleans this week with GGly bales al.
reGi 70 breinah. we're followed by. n SLIGHT
raiY during the carly afterToo,t but. IA = is
.ttims'i Tint the demand Responsible FOR
1nS increasing movement bag snckened
some"aat during the past few days In the
.,,1uth. nhu the market attracted no imme.
ulste support: Prices were barely msin-
tainSd. apd closed within two or, three point,
~ ne lowest, Thsrc will he a meeting of
VIZ, Sew York revision committee to.lnoSrow
contracts. e' wa. S e'i'oeF
Spot cotton, ruie,: ,niddlIns. up,nnds 7.,6.
suif. $50. Snlc8 none. Cotton futures rln,eI
steady. NNH''S Ntooeu
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PUBLIC TRADING IN.B0NDs
IsSABOUT TO Be RESUMED
For First Time In History OF Finap.
cial District, Public Can Como
In on Ground Floor.
NEW york EXCHANGE TO OPEN
Situation Wonderfully Strengthened
and Weak Accounts Eliminated.
Restrictive Measures Taken Months
Ago Provo Real blessing.
BY BROADAN WALL.

NEw YORK. November ei.-Public trading
in. bonds is about to be -esYmed' upon tho
Stock, .i;1chanEe. and. for. the ,trs, umo in
thothistory. of tho rmancial district, the pub
lie can come In on the ground ioor.
began. HailrSads had BEEN zeppe!ined by tho
Interstate commeree co,9;lission, profits mi.
tospedoei bS the ast submarine operatioRs OF
tire heers. Mauipulators of prices were
S d es sna
to- bombproof positions oy taking up thsir
of The international. markets 10 close. will
be the hrst to reopen, and the selling OF
AN oppar.Snity to the H%erIsan inves.ct
For. teur months all business in tho .,ina n
ISS9,s,Ss S,isss ss'aSlisasS Gfs a
fore known. Brokers or clients that could
We're in many eases t feTeei 70 tseiS
hoId d, IN q marrow. outside market known
the Sspeculator the whole situation, he been
peepIe strong in rssSd r MhIie tSis li9a,
for the si o SSnS new srs bsnknE sSs
TEN that, will release q supera bundancc OF
SIX ,n,on,hs restrictive measures taken, by
csirtaii speculative 'sdvsntaTes and 10 ehoSS tx
foiations.S These measures We're then lookeH
war and tho resultant, compfIei:ions, The
measures proved u blessing.
Speculation Is n natural characteristics of
@ thu ss 70 seen
the Gn.es ssases s.es sIsa Amer nsT
;;ah. Telephone and TelfsFaph; hibernate
lhgndEed other industries that can. be pub,
H., "a.
pproEsEsn,d ID OF education besun ny stock I
S SSgsess from r noM hSsIns 5.Ss and h
forest In inJIstrlai stocks totally unteard
OF ton or fifteen years ago. This is the
Investor IN fraetionaj shares OF Stock and .ri
nude the French the greatest saving and
,,nnSeI,,H1sn, nation promises to do much for
copper stocks are coming TO the front
There was further advance In tho metal
!Sasy 20 2c per pound ana inquiry
THAT SUGGESTS higher prices in the tnture 90
The official closing price or 10. and Tcnncssae
tSpppsr sold at :a,,asainst the official clos
dividend, nnj az funds arc In tho treasu I.,
= .is.. expected the reputation declaration Of
. .pcr, cent annually, and selling a, 5. the
s stioeS nets Il per cent ON tho investment
I'LL further Understood that funds are In
on the; bond account December / ncXt, TYie
SG,Tlpany .is IN an unusually stropE position,
MOO pounds Of copper on hand. besides .oth.r
rFpFe acid has been ,eontrseted ip for By she tho
I, tndnst.,a' stocks were strong ,on the curb
today. steel common leading with aeverai
. ,,11,. siiares. changing hands q, IS. an
,Y ,---------- .t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-25

In execution of certain decd of
trust, dated April 3. 1913. OF record In
clerks Office Of Hcurico County Circuit
Court. In d. b. !aS-P, page SIS, de-
fuult having been made in the pay
ment of Il portion of the money therein
secured, and being required go to do
by the notehoiders, I Will. on
"WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER rs, 1914,
at o'clock T.. NJ,
on the premises, sell ut public auction.
the two Crane dwellings,, situuted on
the north side OF Wright's Lane, about
pike, just beyond the Richmond and
Rappahannock Railway, and Il littio
more than IL mile from Fairinount
street cars. This property has the
usual outbuildings, good shade, and
viii make a coy home, at very reason
able cost.
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO pay the
cost OF executing the .trust: o pay all
taxes due, III any, and TO discharge two
notes aggregatins 500. and interest
thereon from -Aprii 3, 1914, and two OF
like amount, with interest from Octo-
Der i. 1914, and the balance as follows:
SIS payable April 8. 1915: sag payable
october j., 1915: $40 payable April 8,
1915: $1,000, payable. April 3. l.Ig, ano
the balance in equal payments at one
and two years, with interest addetl n nd
secured by trust deed on the property
or all cash or more cash, ut option OF
the purchaser.
JOHN II. GUY.
Truetaa
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RICHMOND TMEsDIspATcH: 9WEDNEsDAY NOVEMBER Is 1914

20 acres on north limo OF Darbytown
Alma Cnlp: Deeember 2t. 1913. s1.a50.
borne Turnpike at corner Of lands
owned by.PortGwig and Kruger. Oc-
tober IL. 1914 81 and love and aifec-
!, l5e--, edgar Il. Rugg to Esslc l..
Bradt. lots is and 20. In block j. soc
ton 5. plan of Highland Springs. No
vembcr H.. 1914. tax $3.50.
t56-Beulah ". Putnam, ct vir to
Edgar +. Isugg. lots IS and 90. block
october 10. 1914. tax ST. $40. :.
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AUCTION ,sALEs-Future pa,,
NOTICE.

NOTICE
PUBLIC SALE or VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE.
rus BY n g. Ross n and defd
Ross, her husband. hearing date the sth'
day Of o:tobsr. 1907 and Of record in
the the ele5k,S office OF Orange County. in
Rogers Tor the Sen. Rf,s 81 Bette y r. E F.
Of twelve hundred and forty dollars
the homestead exemption. Default
having been made In the payment OF
the debt therein secured, and being
nciary. L Viii offer for sale, at public
auction. &C. the highest bidder, on the
premises. in the town OF Gordousvilie,
Virginia. ~ tho
llTE IA1 OF DECEMBER. 1914.
ut g o'clock NJ.
all that certain tract o. purcell OF land.
;,n ;:p ny, ,s,a sheIeon. situate.
- the town Of Gordonfviiie. Stale OF
y varSi''S 81 and ns,tI Ing sh1 same con
y. &. ROSS by her certain deed bea rin9
date the 18th day OF October 1907, and
10 which said deed reference is hereby
mad for further description of said
land. - 49,
On the following terms: CASH as to
SO much OF the proceeds as may be me-
csssstary TO dofray tho expenses OF exc
commission of per cent. and to dis
m nal no;es nnp ond upon The said bonds
AIDE payable at such time aa and Ss secure e9
~ such manner as -. G.. Ross shall
direct, or n event OF her failure give
trustee shall see, At.
80 Z. II. DE JARNETTE., JR.,
Substituted Trustee.
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MARi,IAGB LICENSES.

The following. marriage licenses
were issued by. the clerk OF the Hus-
tings Court yesterday:
John ]. Curlcy and Annie Theresa
:. James c, Welsh and Elizabeth ray-
Henry Parkinson ana I.ottie Il. Flip
pen. v.
Harvey Lynwood Kelley and eliza
beth Kaufman McCue. =
= spencsr Lee King and Marion Con-
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REAL ESTATE RECORD
AND COURT CALENDAR
Yesterdays Transfers Indicate Sub.
staptiaI Demand for Rich
mond Property.
DEAL.IN WAsHtNGToN TERRACE
Real Estate Exchange Mucl, Pleased
ut Favorable Recommendation ON
Gas Ordipance-Spence Nunna-
maker Company Buys Warehouse.

The Richmond Real Estate Ex-
change is very much aratifcd." said
Secretary i. NJ Boyleln. yesterday.
that the Council Committee on ordi-
nanccs has seen III" position of the
se e; estate owner In regard to the gas
PHI ordinance, ana I hope that the
G,onneil viii give it equal considern
Eon. Real estate agents, especially
nose doing largo rental business
OF the Ordinance Committee
The realty deals recorded yesterday
tinl property. Among the largest was
deeds between Claude T.. Sprenltle and
wife and the Washington Terrace Cor
porat!on. Sprcnlllc transfers to the
corporation two houses ut aS15 and
Isl ., tloyd Avenue for a considcrati on
computed by the deed tax. OF $4,000
while the Washington Terrace Corpor-
alton conveys to Sprcnkle IL number of
lots in Bellevue. near Woodland
The American Terminal Warehouse
corporation conveys to the Spence
Nupnn maker Company II warehouse on
for $4,000.
j. j. kcaveney. II saloon keeper OF
Htchmond, yesterday entered n petl-
ton OF voluntary bankruptcy in the
United States District Court. His liza
bilities wers placed 1t S2,Io3.S2, and his
assets at $4,000.
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nUiLDING PERMITS.

were issued By Building inspector But.
Ter yesterday as follows:
~: J. Hughes. to build a .two-story
Street. 10 cost si.sSd.
Miss v. x. Elicit, TO repair brick
school at IA South Laurel street, to
Louis Baldacci, TO pnt In new store
front ut 2So2 Ycaablc street. TO cost
$1I5. t-, LaE y fNi.
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PLUMBING PERMITS.

we're issued By the Fiumbins inspector
yesterday:
Nv. H.. Eanes for a. j.. Davis 1916
West Main Street. E,t.f.es
Z. e. Foster. for a. c. carneal. 1901
.6 E RI sI,lnainnksnship. for W. NJ. Brown.
NJ A. Martin. for r. w. Parrish,
corner Beverly and Tnbb Streets.
H. a: Carter. for Walker Gray, 7OS
Bates Street,
y. o. Phillips & son, for Mrs. NJ. Nell
son. TOT East Broad street.
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HUsT,NCs pEIsDs OF TRUST.
Three Deeds OF Trusts, Amounting

$3.50.
OO-Edgar \ Jones ct uS to w. T.
Williams trustee. hoXl6 60 feet on east
line Cowardin Avenue. between Perry
ana Mcponough Streets. November
"a, 1915. $3.50.
52-John u. Tyler to Lawrence p.
Pool trustee. 491sx160 feet north line
Lawson Street 1Ss feet west of Thir-
tXoeiShth Street November IL. 1914,
54--Claude l.. Sprinkle to William
Todd ct al. trustees. lots 8. 6. :, and
block l; lots AMI 8, In block 10: lots
to 8. inclusive. In block IA, and lots
to 10, inclusive, In block I. all In
$4,000.
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HENRIco DEEDS or TRUST. /,
-Four Deeds of Trust, Amounting To

l50-AuEus o. Swink ct uX to Will
ltam t. Crawf ford trustee, 5.094 acres In
Westhampton (subdlvisions B and C, in
block u. plan OF Was;hampton). No
vember 30, 1914, Sl6So
152-H. E. Poseiav ct uN to John
C. IIasley trustee, 1S5 acres on south
side of Williamsburg Road, about four
miles from city. November is, 1914,
S1.1S0.
55-E. s. Evans ct ux to Charles IL.
Garrett trustee, 1918 acres near Glen
Allen. August II, 1914, s2,24o.
15I-Edgur r. RugS to John C.. 5as-
ley trustee, lots is AMI 90. block j..
section 5, plan of Highland Springs.
November ., 1914, S265.
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cuANcrRy DEEDS OF TRUST.
Three Decd. of .I,ra.t, AmountlnE

fhrec Deeds of Trust, Amounting TO
S12,5G3.
o0.-.Thomas ID. Newell ct ux TO John
a. Coke, Jr. trustee, S2X124 feet at
the sout corner of Hanover Ave-
nue. and Plum Street. November "a.
1914. $4,000.
509-J l.. Christian et uX to Rich
ard w. Jones ct al. trustees. 35X140 feet
west line First Avenue. 70 feet south
Of Bryan. street. November Il, 1914,
S1.062.
526--Mary e. Brown ct vir to wal
lace +. Brown trustecg 25X1S0 feet
south line Grace Street, PSI feet 8
Inches west Of Mulberry Street. No
vcmber "a, 1914, $500.
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known In Richmond are tho following.
Major Hnnsdon Cary. r. l. Montasue.
MIdyette. Jr. Julian II. tWinfree. w. D..
Duke. Drs. *. s. Blackwell and j. NJ
Liuteheson. Professor r. G.. Woodward
G. Is. Bryan. Rev. w. q. Purkor L. r.
BlnntOn and many Lotllern..-.-l -
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

, NHIlNIO. Novenlher W-Hogs.. strong
Bulk. :aoT'I5i: light. ts:a54sEks: mixed
si:iss:3I. rs; heavy. S7l0as7.eS: rough. iI.iOqS
!!,2o; piss; so.o,s S7.:.: Cattle. steady Beevcs.
IS. 90 DO; steers $i.+oa3a.oJ; COWS and heif
weak. sheer. SS.soats.io: yenriinss. sG.0I
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HUS'rINGS COuRT, PART IT,. TRANS
FE:RS.

Two Deeds OF Bnrgain and Sale,
Amounting 60 81 600.
ol.-Lawrence L. Pool. speciul com
feet north line lawson Street. Is. feet
west of Thirty eighth Street. Novem-
Der Il. 1914. SLIGO.
53-Washington Terrace Corporation
to. Claude IL. Sprenkle, lots ). 6. Z and
In block .: lots 4. o.. and Z In block
!; lots and . in block 10; lots /. ., 3,
:, ., q, and In block -: lots 1, 9, 3,
4, .. 8. 9. 8 . and 10 In block I In the
plan Of Bellevue. November 16. 1914.
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Jonesf& Williams. Asheviile. N: c.. and
JACOB jn II Fisher Punxntnwney. Pm, for
Rollins q Wright. Asheyillc, s. C., and
~. Bis Ray Burnspille,. N. c.. for the
defendants I'm error. So. isr 81
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Operated on for Apneni,cItI.

Miss Alice Shepherd, daughter or
Mrs. W. Il. Grovcnor, OF the Grninon.
and granddaughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. i.
". Gardner. OF Clifton Forge, was ope-
rated on for appendicitis Friday at St
Eliznbeth's Hospital. Her condition lis
reported as satisfactory. H =
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feet at the northeast .corner of, Rich.
mond and Hem leo. Turnpike and Four
gHgIrean's Lane November ~, 1914.
16s---Frunk - Redd trustee to Beu-
lah v. Putnam, lots is and 20, block
October. 10, 1911, S7I7..1 a.. -
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:, aEW YORK. November ei.- co,tonsced oil
crs5de tu;y AT, a. ne start In aympathy with
S .Sin r. local ceiling the result. OF the de-
I1snss ~ :ara and fears OF liberal tenders on
..CrceemosT, contract. Final prices we're ono
t2y CIV points net -lo~er.l o!'s
Nay ns ;naFket ciosed easicr spot. 5.55a5 So:
ssfy .ssagG.E: February 5.&aS,o5; sisIth
ZIG y.aS:ss: April eh5qG 10; MAY. t,ienfl . June
o.ot1 go. Total sales. 70 2N ia -. .'e'
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COMPARATIVE PRICES ON
H.. COTTON FOR 100 YEARS
Average Prices Per Pound and High
mud Low Quotations show EIuc-
tuakiop of staple.

The following. statement shows the
prices OF cotton for 100 years. II gives
the average price from 1913 to 1900,
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CHICAGO GRAN M,nKty,

,CHiChGC. November. eI.-assertions ths,
the. inadequacy OF the nun,ifer Of yes .nJ
nrvai'able for exports had become so apparent
us VI - sseps We're being hker TO ohtuin gov
hes. "a nearish influence. to-day on wheas'
Aiter an early advance. the market closed
Wssk ~ apts TO y under last night Corn
sqAeveJ a net loss OF 4 TO y, and oats Of i
jnSpFovlsionB the outcome varied from sei
decline to rise OF ~, s'iT- -. 20
Leading futures RANGED follop,:
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HENRICo TRANSFERS.

Four Deeds of Bargain and Snie,
Amounting to ?2.8o1.
1o3-F. II. Dorey. ct ux TO George and
ElizabethN Chriepok, 81 acres on the
south side of Darbytown Road; also
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MAnxt.7

Nii", YORK. November .;-Rny s,,ea,
Hnah inoiasses' ass centrifugal. 4oi; re.
frts!. steaoy. Butter. irm and unchanped
Gheese. hrmeT, sIot coffee. quiet. unchanseJ
Nie' no. 49, Ga: Santos u.s. zoe.
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SAVANNAH. Ca November a.-iTurnen-
snS, hF,2, e.; sales 49, casks; receipts, SIS
casks sosn. tirru:. GALES. $50 barrels: re.
csip;s'c s!i barrels; shlpments. I.lS5 barrels;
STOCK, lal.0ii. barrels. Quote: A g. $40
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY Z. A. cATLIN & Co,
Is North Eighth Street.
TRUSTEES, SALE

TWO FRAME: DWELLINGS, WITH
LOTS EACH 100 FEET FRONT.
NORTH OF CRY, NEAR MECIiASo
lCSVILLEf TURNPIKE
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NEW ORLEANS Novcnher ai r., -, -
s,ner i'iore or .ess selling pressusc to .day.
80" -. ,hs lEiet gave way only !. lit, e, tile
cioss We ahous at the lowest OF the d,y
..ir ,,.ff siie appeared TO be nervous oier
ven.nfr. the spot reyislon in New York to-
in n ,Iu the. buying Of the day was III.
10 ahu Iil az the strong character or
Hrstetn1S fta-s did not like the heavy eS
lAnHess. 'S''' va eoou yarn
.i tS,a, foreign exports for the day we've
49,, ,aieS: making exports thus Tar this
NtTGSh- t''.'p Bales. Counting I'm 'coast,v,, :.
rnts tot,i elearances from porte ,"e:.s
49, naies. srot markets In the south
~ ~; Eei crazy unchanged. although IL .vas
s si mat thTtrs were beg inning to get ,iI,
e.yhs.,, oyer wai.tpFead planting OF oats AMI
,ciippi cotton quiet; saies OH tho spot go
soilnn futures closing: L,ece,nber old {, %.
January. old. -; January new az: Marrh'
SIsa 80; March. new. 40: May old. ga:
May me-" '.s:: July new. ,7.i9 49,
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
COTTON GOODS.

and Narn markets wore dull and ba rely
steady to-day. wooi markets were very
duIl. the chief, spot business being u demand
for Macldnaws; lt,Was reported that about
- per cent'of tie normal business on SILK
piece goods Tor spring had been booked.
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cnAscE,,r RELEASE DEEDS.
Five Release Deeds. Amounting t

Five Release Deeds. Amounting to
5oS-.Eiehard ". Jones trustee to
J.. l. Christian. 35S140 feet west line
First Avenue, 20 feet south OF Bryan
street. November Il. 1914. s1.2ss.
51o-F. T. Sutton trustee to n. Z.
Ancarrow, 2IXl40 feet south limo Grace
Street, 80 feet west Of Meadow Street.
November 20, 1914. S2.12o.
5lS-Edward s. Rose surviving
trustee to y. d. Sprinkle. 3JXl3b feet
north line Main Street. 81 feet east OF
Doolcy Avenue. October &c. 1914, ST.
5i4-J. T. carncal trustee TO p. +.
Hatcher, 25x136 feet mt the northwest
corner OF Broad and Munford Streets.
November "a, 1914. $500.
624-E. a. Catlin trustee to Nelson
Williams, Jr, 3oX155 feet south limo
Darlington Street. 100 feet east OF
Rose Street. November 3, 1914. sT0S.
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, COTTON; puiet; inidd!Ipg. up.unds, 7.,b:
S". Snle5 'none Cotton futures closed

sEW f1nk November .t--Por move
LNa' 20 Gay az AZ .rorts-Rece.pts. 81 &c,
, ne,ss' export t;,s9i bales; stock. i.iio7e5
po.a. 'o OF, week-Ne, receipts 1891 bales;
Tospi 'or ssa 90. receipts cSsI.ss5 bales
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COTTON MARKErs

SEW: WORK. November ,@.-Mercantile
pa per- o5e:=; sterling exchange, steady For
dcnihno. sLSit3 Rar silver. : fsS:fF'i - -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-25

HENRIcO RELEASE DEEDS.
Two Release Deeds. Amounting TO
$1,3i2.
l5l-E. L. Rufiln c, NJ. trustee to
Pocahontas :. Marshall .eON24S,-
Barton County democrat., 1914-10-30

in September of more than a mil
lion, while Brooklyn showed a
relatively big increase. Chicago
reported a larger gain in the past
three months than for the pre-
viouS twelve months. More than
1000 new accounts were opened
during the period, bringing the
number OF depoSitorS in that city
up to over 21,OOO.
The unexpected increase in pos
tai savings business has not only
added greatly to the general ad-
miniStrative duties of the system,
but has brought up many new and
interesting problems which have
called for the careful personal
consideration of Postmaster Gen
eral BurleSOn and Governor Dock
cry, Third Assistant Postmaster
General. But their task has been
lightened somewhat by the
prOmptneSs of depository banks