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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-25

The Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad
Comnanv reports gross operating reVe-
me of S532,266 for October, as com
n ,o with S558 .829 for the same month
in 1913. and net earnings Of S22l,b'2' a
,l,.rooee Of SlO3,41l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-25

The amount Of emergency currency
-o.;red Yesterday Was 1922. 800 bring
ine tbe Total up to S7O,1O0,320.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-25
FINANCIAL RECORD
HERE And ABROAD
Bond Trading on the Floor
Saturday - Sterling
Exchange Higher.

"a. Governors Of the Stock Exchange
80 formally voted to open the
,,r trading in bonds on Saturday.
.,...t DEALINGS for delayed delivery OK
Lend sales below minimum prices
..s.,8 no disturbance is expected.
.-.,-,e time bonds have been passing
through Che stock Exchange
.-- torss on practically this same
\, formal call loan pool has
1855 .-~,r0ccd. as funds available
pee. '~s,-. - unnecessary. Should the
..,.e-t prove success. and there
,~, reason Go suppose that this
-, ts che ease. &c viii not be long
t.-, similar freedom is extended TO
.el stocks ,
.e.si'y easier The banks no longer
.,,; 20 5 per cent minimum. Call
.-.v WAS literally offered at a., and
,-~,e instances as low as Az.
.,..-..r. lav collateral loans were made
Security prices reflected this
,- f,rts. w5th increased trmuess.
,'...,, ~ 7~c.eichth o. cent q pound
L. .r. v~icc 90 metallic copper
-5s. --r best for some time. and
-..,..s ,.o~o rcro~fcd as advanc-
RI, che irregular outside market to
f '"N r.f-,. t,s close % tho
.-. 3sv o. trad'nc
1-l..s ...... ovrsc+e5 demand for
,'.,.-- ~ nov Cor foreign bonds
t'.'.' ....--.. sroul5 be resumed
..,, s.s--.-. which on Monday had
.s4 81 r-r cent I'm the pound,
f..--be~ rise o. Is. Yesterday,
,.@..-- .fs-- Was some reaction before
49,. ~ r-..rrss Francs were
1850 The market was unset
' ...-. et, feared they had over
-'t .L. ..-',,~-o Of foreign selling
....-.s.-- +hsi~ exchange.
-.. 80 ..~,~o6;-ies continue in
-Hf,..,.... ct.r.D,r+s from this
,-.. ,...t WORD nearly S2OOOOOO0.
,ls~ sr0.rn0 greater than for
.'' .-..--.. I.-- period Of 1913.
.-...re- falling of Of
.',l- 80 e. r-1 000 from the week
-.', .. 1E.--,sD-s Of mineral oil
LEI, -. 3,,-s4 ard ~ wheat and
.s.s 49, ., ,,..- ENGLAND took about
100000 less bat exports to France
,..-s,ss3 Preliminary reports from
vssri-r-o~ 10y the ten principal Gus
bon. districts cola of an export balance
~ r-ore trer S-r.0o0000 for the first
..,sr+a.- business DAYS Of the month.
peror. Of speeches Of officers Of the
...si Reserve Bank 90 merchants Of
...1 mich fv4avaS+ In,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-25

The special meeting OF stocNnoluets
Of the Erie Railroad Company 10 Volg
Um has again been adjourned
until December ].
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-25
TRADING In THE
CURB SECURITIES
Tobacco and Mining Shares De.
Cidedly Active-Oils Gen
orally Quiet.

Transactions on tho Broad 50. curb
yesterday were somewhat increased in
volume. with trading decidedly active
in the tobacco and mining shares. Deal
ings in the oil department were con-
Quoted on a broader list, although the
total business done was comparatively
small Prairie Oil and Gas made an
advance of - points, while other is
sues showed small fluctuations.
Riker d Hcgeman was In fair do
mand. az a fractional decline, with a
subsequent decline Of points in the
rights Tobacco stocks were conspicu-
Gus, particularly United Profit Sharing
Corporation. which was extensively
purchased at an advance Of 2ts points
TO "a new high level. Atlanta and Nc
Kinley -Darragh were strong and active.
gaining / y and S points, respectively.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-25
FOREIGN MARkETS.

Liverpool Nov a WHEAT spot firm. 40 .
Manitoba es l0d. NJ g. 9s Il. so Wo.t,ru vim
ter Us I'd futures hr. December. 8s SID CORN
Spot dun. American mixed new. IS. future,
easter. December. 2, Iiad January. IS 1LQ BFEF
Extra India mess lt0s. BACON Cumberland silt
Us ni .A1t ril 81 lear midd.es ught
o. % heavy. i.s 81 Slot LDERS- square 6is
fl. LAkD-Prile WesrrI tlerCes. uew rss. old
i,s u Am.ri.lu enr-i. pals t-s. 5s-lb boxes, Jjs
q I'll kPENIlNL->l.rs. SOS "A
London. N0y = -LlN~EEn-Ca cItta. November
ald December as LlNSEED on "a 50 TUR-
fLNllNE-Spluis. Sob. ROSlN- American strained
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-25
,.rm work. CITY BONDS.
.,,,snea by ". y cOler & 90. 4
Many IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.

.~-..,o, .lnterchangesble, REGISTERED or
p. '-f tRecistert sopuonal 1881
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-25
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.


Receipts for week. i3.lN lbis potatoes. $500
crates onions. Potatoes arriving freely and selling
fairly. with prices showing no enforcement S"cel
co. String beans advanced under light SUPPL as.
Peas scarce and high. tu-uMIDrs ifmer. 'aui D.
ao'ers selling we.l a. h.eaer prices PoiAi ~.
no 100 bulk per $50 lh 81 fo"tl 90. bag. 81 joa
81 80, l. !. hbl or bag. 81 1je 81, sfae buik per
81 1-asl 90: va hto crop hhi 81 l2aSI 30.
sweet 0D'af0cf Jersey. DBL goa So 30. b.k. $la
81 80. S'u'i,rn' DBL = se2f IS. oNloNS Si l,
reI oota 81 s. ATrICIiOEEs al French rum.
s'.'' Soa'h9 F Jeiaiae@ l g., t'a s. HR y ,l AZ
81 5os Isl: ut uaSi--o cARRoTs 100 9aacie..
81. washed Sla{I2;. y o.. 81 5ogt2 CELERY.
d0z huncics loo io'; case. 81 -oaf2 tAB
rei b'i 81 Fo@S2 CAULHL0WERS L T. short
cut hnl SZ4fi: long cut. $lo So 80. "a. 1a..e.
,@aSSl o. CyCiMA nti5l b't 5e3s5
ss25 uoRsE'ADrsiL 1hi SIgf1 90 KALE.
al.atl. va ~. Slet2. y o. DBL seas 70.
.- u. ST. OKLA Fla. u.l .afrer - 20 81,
@ fErrrnI FEA a.sr va ,5 s,s $50 't Fla Fla i .S
Se-- pAESNIPS ID 81 50aS2. PARSrEY.
rriirKtys tg'. 5esrc Ro,tArSE nearby
nADi@'U~ 81 ht I557ic sHAuoTs. l1L
81 1o'{t srASH. marrow. bhl Gla7j.. Hub
rprs box 70 81 50. cal V1Ne,. Cuta4.
81 30. rrara-a. f1ra$L WATERCRESS 100
,g. e' N"$ 10 He',,q,e product i,''li, y,
rETrrCE strap t0eatL WIT box 81 -oat2.
l S'li9oNS, @, 3, ''. ro,i, s,y ,RAn,iSS,iS'
POULTRY AND GAME.
DRf SSED-i,eraipts FOR week 20 500 pigs The
unsettled c0nlltio u many SECTORS owing 90 mis-
i3t.n Ne.. ngALIs a rlo-ed c,n1a-so Oh SNIP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-25

Liverpool cables: SPOT. fair busl-
ness doing; sales, 5000 bales; specu-
lation and export, 1000; American,
5000; imports. 10000, all American;
upland, 447d. Futures opened
quiet. at p to IL points advance
closed quiet, 4 TO 5 points lower. May
Jane, 4.16d; July-August, Az I'D; DC
tober-November, 432&d; January
February. 4.3S1zd. Manchester Yarns
move slowly; cloths quiet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-25
Commonwealth Power. Railway and
Light

Income report Of the Commonwealth
Power Railway and Light Company
and subsidiaries for the twelve months
ended October 81 gives gross operat-
ing revenue Of S14,755,O2S, as COM
rared with S13,969. 34S in the proceed
ing year. There was an increase Of
S271,5sS IN operating expenses and
taxes, which amounted to SS,366.3S6.
and net earnings totalled $6,3SS.642,
S514,O91 greater than in 1918, equal to
a gain Of over II per cent. ENpendi-
lures for interest charges, etc, we're
S4l49.614. leaving q surplus of S2,239,
CPS. a gain Of 1882 57. and the balance
after dividend disbursements on the
preferred stock was S1,21902S, an in
crease Of more than 13 per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-25

Monday tho feeling was enough armer 10 warrant
nm advance ~ close 20 isc on mo better grades
To-day business vas qulcier. but 'he improvement
VEL sustained Creamery. orirs' ~ sorel A's@
Nhr. higher 3iHWiac. hrts. 30a33hc. ser
onlt ~. 'c. creamery, held extras lgt scorri
g 'ac. higher 33n3Jhc. nrsts. 2eH8zc STAT
r,,s,. S,i 90, 20 "8'ils, q,e iml
iaHop creamery. arsj,. 2shasii.e
CHEESE
keccYts Tor week. 9.02s hores. exports 20 Eu
mtni " the market Export demand active AM
h,ds advanced 900 both whole Mills All fNms
age fancy bhHljAc. fresh specials, l5a nc
c0iorcd. average. fancy. ltia@lfAc. Whee. ltt r.
l5c' Wisconsin. whole milk. fresh daisies. &, n
lhc; twins. li4 llar Young Americas ll14 4"
% ~. stale skins held specials. 100 l3Ac. fresh
iZh@lJc. good 20 choice. ii4@i2c
EGGS.
Receipts for week. 1890 cases. supply n new
lad Qualities las grown smaller. prices lave ~
gur,d tHe SELLER and show further advance. NealI1
eggs wy .rarrc and aii new lad qualify "N
gathered. extra Que. dozen. A@i3c, extra frsfa
Zoe. hrts. 36P 3Sr. seconds. goa ljc. tall 20
fr-rfaior finest 2sa BOO. poor 20 good 4Zlc.
IS" 1jhc5 hrsis 43i4 'l". seconds. "a 20,
whites. Western. ga BOG. leuuer whites. fine Oh
% "lic. he.ncy browns go i5c. gathered ald
mixed. 5000. nearby. refrigerator whites. -ia
rREsu-Recelpn f5i I'VE "9e1 s77,o bbs apples.
n go bbs cfanheruc' App.cs arrive freely. best
stock Doc active demand aud fm Cfmbeuios iu
excess 'e suppy and weak Oranges AID grapc.wi,
bon go0l q masd audi higher thestuut5 boz ught
supply. but demand limited. APpLEs. 40 l. Dbl
81 iIafl, common. SlnSl 80. far Western. box.
jOca 81 30. llAES. Sccke Dbl. S3Hfj. Bcuue
Boss and sheldon. t3"Sj 20. Ciairgrsl and
a. Ani0u SiHN 30. Duchess g. i0atl 90. keifcr.
81 5UHs2 20. basket. f0wfIc. Ql INCES. hb $50
:. 70. GRAPES Concord l0 bsk case. fla q no
Niagara large case. 81 Zja 81 90 small. case. SlH
~ -. CataHba. 4-lb bsk. sH Toe. Black. ora Doe.
Back. -0-h hsk. alH Uc. trays. ton. 500 $50
CNANBbRlIES. Cape Cod Dbl. s. i0a 81 30. Eary
Black. Do. s-H f5 -. Sew York. crate. ST 70 81 %
Jersey DOL. s. Jra So. standard crate. NlgSl u
Nev YORK crafe. 50. Long Island per DID,. 81 500
81 20; STRAWBERRIES. cal. pint. 209i0c. FIGS.
hsk goa Glc. IANGEWNLS. strap. s. lO" 81 80
SATSl MAS ami NANDAlH- strap S-GSi 90.
ktMol ATS 20. 1rlOc. ORANGES. Fla box.
81 2joSs %. Porto Rico Sos. Cal. s. jOg& By
GEAPEIlt lT Fia. box 81 jn0S3. Cuban. 81" -
Use ~ Pines. 81 lDH SO So. Porto Rico. >luN 30
AVOCADO PEARS ia aUd Cuban. box. Spf 81.
CITRON biol. sicasl. CASABA MELONS, Cal
crate fl@&l 30. ptNEAPPLES Porto Rico. Rel
span sh. crate. tic0f g. SO Fla. box. Sl@A, nuts.
rhes'nuts hu SlW$- So. Hickory nuts g j0af3 30
Buunu'.. 81: Back Wa.uus. ljcgFl. Butter
nuts 50a75c.
Ray AND STRAW.
Market weak. with quiet trading and ave. ag' N
selling values somewhat lower Lhera. stocks bow
lu transit and ur,od 600 sheds Large ha.ed ueH
hay. tom Timothy prime 81. so l. S2l"s-l 3D..
SO to 80 2. $50 $50 30. fancy 'ight Clover mixed
81. .I rI raH $40 so |
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-25

New Orleans, Nov 24.-A!though
cotton was under selling pressure, me
net price change was a loss OF only :
10 psints. The close was steady at
practically the lowest Of the day.
The long eide appeared nervous over
anDroacn of the first notice day for
December, and the spot revision in New
York tn-morrOW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-25
MEETINGS.

November 18Th 1914
THE ANNUAL MEETING or TIE sTOCKHOLD-
crs ~ the southern A. Atlantic telegraph Com
pany win be held a, he Executive orc u hi.
Company 40 l4j Broadway il The CITY o. Now
YORK. 0n Thursday. December %, 1914 a. %
O'Clock p m f0r fhe election - Directors and
Inspector, OF Election and f0r the transaction Of
such other business a. may come before me meet
Iur. WI h. BAKER secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-25
ERLE EI.ENATnR cnNLpANY-

The Annual Meeting o., ne stockholders for the
election u directors aud for sucn other business
may come before 90 will bo held a' the ofce Of the
Company. Room p Sth f00r NILS Building, Is
Broad s.. Sew York, on December :. 1914. 81 Il
GEO W. CRAFT Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-25
RULING BOND QUOTATIONS.

The following table showing prevail
ing bid and asked prices in representa-
tive railroad and Industrial bonds, is
furnished by the Stock Exchange firm
of l.. NJ. Prince q Co:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-25

Refined Quiet and unchanged. on tAs basis 70
In. f.r tre el4luIat.f. ueI less pr cent for
.s,a although lf ua. believed that sales could PEE
r-.I. uHI.r u'- paee Tie urmHess .l raw ga.
.s.Il in evidence aud 0feing- Wcse limited. L0I-
rs t.tIrg D. ..lr prices hlf uu sole. were reported
r.- -...' ua, trm af fU4- Or centrifugal. F4c
fYr n.a-.-, tHI l-.-r iur tuuas. cos. alI freight
HIDES.
While trading during fIr week Was conservative
r.i... seq, tuuc-. audi ia sonic case, iar higher
la...fs were quoted al IS -5.. AM trltral Amen
Das at "a
fIrulDek sole va. more active and prices were
a-rn with shoe ms4ufa. flrcHs moderate BUYERS
Hsu oes ar.ls u.rc qu4f-l a. u l-c. aud seconds
40 aYaJlc ~
Fairly active Trade dII.s tle WolE aud prices
.tetiv And about urrIllgrl opium quiet luf
H-m Ls-euul. oils quite. ald generally 4nelarEN.
although tarsy OBJ vas easier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-25
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER-The loca street market vas firm With
eectroytir quoted a. l-h al-f.c. and casting AZ
D. d l-'.c. 10 To don copper also showed an AL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-25

Cii.ae4 N1r -f-HOGs- Receipts ~ 600.
.,rons. buIk s. 70Ff1 S.. light s. 958sI -.
mixed. ST l5as- IS. heav. s. l0a s. IS. rough
s. ioaS ~. plg sat Is CATTLE.R scsiIts.
coss ant Lei,.a. S3as5 %. calves. s. 2iaSll 3d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-25
Southern Utilities.

The Southern Utilities Company,
holding corporation operating in
Georgia and Florida. shows exception
ally large gains in gross and net rove
nue. for October, while surplus over
fixed charges for the month was more
than 90 per cent greater than last
year An increase of over l6 per cent
was made i'm GROSS returns. which
amounted TO ssS.74S; operating ex-
penses and taxes showed 81 small gain
and net income was S2S.061. nearly al
PER cent above that for October Of last
year. Dividend disbursements on the
preferred stock totalled SS,S0S. leav-
ing a surplus for dividends on the
common stock and requirements of
S6.277, as against $l,406 in the year
preceding.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-25

COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS..
Sew Y1ik November a. 1914
BUTTER.

Receipts fr week 81 as pigs lsst week - .
llt imports. l.2-f The downward tendency ~
.re r.rIr. continued for fra days following our
.I+ a,eky report extra creamery selling as low
a. a. aud The higher Scoring l0is ~ Hs g .Jc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-25
WHEAT LOWER IN CHICAGO
Shortage of Vessels Causes
Stocks to Accumulate.

Chicago, Nov. 24-Assertions that
the inadequacy of the number Of YES
sells available for exports had become
so apparent that steps were being taken
20 obtain government aid had bearish
influence to-day on wheat. After an
early advance the market closed weak
at q. to &c under last night. Corn
suffered a net loss Of IS TO &c and
oats Of hc. In provisions the outcome
varied from 32@c decline to rise cf
2i2c. II was current gossip among
wheat traders that although large
number of foreign ships had recently
taken American registry the aggregate
had proved altogether insufficient TO
meet the necessities of the situation
and that the Presideu, was canvasslng
the possibilities of direct action by the
government in the purchase of numer-
Gus vessels now tied up IN American
ports. Another bearish report that &C
companied the late decline in wheat
was to the effect that since yesterday
the weather in Argentina had turned
favorable again for the harvest Range
of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-25
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

Application has been made for mem
bersbip on the New York Cotton EX-
change by Milton Lehman, OF korn,
Lehman & Co., % Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-25

Daily imports and Exports OF general
,,,ercnapdise at the Port OF New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-25
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings Of
Various Corporations.

Following the application Of the Con-
solidsted Gas Company Of this city 20
the Public Service Commission for per
mission TO issue $4,000, 900 dcbenturcs
and like amount Of common stock. 20
be exchanged az the end OF three years
for the dobentures. the commission
has instructed its counsel 10 prepare
an order II IL can be granted under
the law The debontures are 20 bear
interest az the rate OF per cent and
be payable In FIVE years. A provision
is 90 be made allowing the holder TO
convert the bonds into stock of the
company three years from the date of
issue or any subsequent date within
FIVE years, on a basis Of one share Of
stock for each 500 par value Of de-
bcnturc. The proposed issue Of cant
tsl stock is 20 be divided into 100000
shares At present the company has
an authorized capital stock of $780,
COO O00
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-25
TOBACCO STOCKS.

Quotations furnished Dy l.. l. Winhelmen K
Co. - Broad SD
pd Ak Bid ASK.
,,- 4-ot OBJ Prod IT, so So
nv nv ana, ms 10 iU Gig $. new sls -
%, oo 2qo 40 DO OH ..... 90 81
i l15 " p,l1 100 ~ w ,r,f ....lo7 10
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-24
rApEl.ING AND PAINTING.
FOR SALE-I'airns.

FOR SALE. TRUCK AND POULTRY
farm In Underwater Virginia. seventy
hve acres: beautiful water view;
modern dwelling OF ten rooms, heated
with hot water: sanitary plum bling.
electric lights. long distance telc-
phone: all necessary outbuildinEs.
Bargain TO quick purchaser. For
full particulars and terms address
OWNER. care Box 81, Newport News.
Va.
1925 CASH. $40 MONTH, WILL Buy
four acres with house .,iive rooms.
chicken houses. etc; three fourths
mile from station. Price. $3.50. =. 5.
LEAkE. Glen Allen. Va.
ATTRACTIVE. MODERN HOME: PRO
ductiNc farm: 30 acres: only $1,000:
easy terms. Dwelling house has iif-
teen rooms, with bath, hot and cold
"ater and steam heat: soil productive
red and choco!at; clay loan. all
cleared excepting twenty-five. acres
abundance fruit. This soil Will take
naturally to bluegrass; lays just
gently rolling; we'll fenced and
watcred. free from stone. Located
In n prosperous farming community.
cmhodying all that makes farm life
pleasant and attractive. and Il real
bargain. For particulars see me or
address JOS. NJ. SAMUELS. Orange,
Va. Real Estate md Investments.
DO YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL 4
farm? If so. lie sure TO consult us.
We offer now an assortment of choice
from IS to 500 per acre. and OF va
rious sizes. RICHMOND TRUST
AND SAVINGS CO. Real Estate De-
partment. Main and Seventh Streets.
WANTED. TO EXCHANGE GOOD 81. 200
farm, free of mortgage. for improved
city property; Will assume mortgage.
Address G $40. care Times Dispatch.
FORTY-FINE ACRES AT RAILWAY
station, excellent schedule. near Rich
mond. owner Will sell whole tract
or In fivc-acre lots q 500, care
Times Dispatch
$3.50 CASH. SIS MONTH, WILL. BUY
house, seven rooms. Ia acres land.
right on railroad. Price, $1,000. Five
acres, house five rooms. right at sta
ton. $4,000. L. S. LEAKE. Glen Allen,
VA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-24
40. COS.

NICE HOME IN CHESTERFIELD
County. l-2 miles from Petersburg
Turnpike, stop No. IL: new eight
room dwelling. with bath and pantry.
wired for electric lights: water tank
IN cellar. 900 feet frontage on Ham
iitou Avenue ls3 feet deep: nice
orchard. thirty-six trees, variety Of
fruit. The dwelling is situated in
large oak grove. with large front:
side and back porchcs. An ideal
home. Price, $4,000. Half cash bal.
ance To suit. VIII exchange for city
prOpertN.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-24
JAS. w. LORD & co,
Farm and Farm stock Auctioncers.
lilo East Main Street. Richmond.
BARGAINS. BARGAINS!


TW ENTY- ONE-ACRE FARM. FIF-
teen acres in cultivation. good spring
and we'll; plenty of cordwood: nice
orchard: four-room house. etc. two
miles from Providence Forge depot
or c. & 0. Only $3.50. See J. w
LORD.
FIFTY ACRE FARM, EIGHT MILES
from Richmond: ten acres in cultiva-
ton; good running water: plenty OF
cordwood and some timber. young
orchard: new dwelling house and
barn. To De sold with all stock, i'm
plemcnts and crops for $3.50. This
Is big snap for some one. See J. w
LORD.
-EIGHT-ACRE FARM, EIGHT
miles from Richmond: eight acres
cleared, sixteen acres cordwood: good
water: fine young orchard: new
house and buildings. Only $1O50. IL
sold this week win throw In the farm
implements. See j. w. LORD at once.
IL YOU ARE LOOKING FOR BAR
gains I'm farms, either for trade or
purchase. come to my office Ask
for j. W. LORD. the wcll-known real
estate auctiunccr. Phone Monroe
5S3l. ITO East Main Street, Rich
mond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-24
NO. 5o3.

FARM IN NEW KENT COUNTY.
thirty acres; fifteen acres cleared and
ia cultivation. light loan soil, bal
ancc In timber land Owner been
offered 800 for pine timber Oh this
property. twO-story nvc-rooin frame
dwelling; small barn; convenient to
school. church. post office and store.
Price. Sl,ic0. Half cash. balance to
suit
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-24

SEVEN ROOM BUNGALOW FOR SALE
with shade trees and flowers; large,
garden lot and large lawn Apply
III Rogers Street. battery Court
WELL BUILT HOME, WOODLAND
Heights. large lot: cheap, part cash
IL GIL. care Times Dispatch
FOR SALE. My BEAUTIFUL. HOME tx
Norwood. good reason for selling:
new and strictly modern: terms Al ;
dress III. care Times Dspntch
OWNER LEAVING TIE STATE, WILL.
sell ut u reduced price II new brick
house in the East End paying per
patch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-24
FOR SALl;-Earms.

FORTY ACRES NORFOLK SANDY
loan trucking proposition: lies on
railroad and public road, eleven miles
from Richmond: twenty acres in
valuable timber. JIM MALLORY
Meadow. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-24
NO. 1903,

FARM IL CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.
loI Acres. thirty acres cleared bal
incc In timber land: eighteen miles
from Richmond; two miles from rail-
road station. Price, Sl2 per acre
Terms 10 suit.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-24
FOR RENT-Stores.

BASEMENT STORE. GOOD STAND
for barber shop, retail Off Wholesale
business, or amy retail. irst-class or
der. ioi East Marshall Street.
For RENT, STORE. APPLY $40 WEST
Cary street. suitable for any kind
OF business: cheap rent for good
tenart
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-24
Don't BUY A LAWN MOWER

IF YOE WANT TO CUT THE BOYS
hair, but II you want to cut grass
buy ana use the Coldwell mower. II
has stood the test Of To- these many
Gears. Prices. $3.50 up 10 $3.50.
EAUGHANS. Madison i0i. 10 East
broad street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-24
FOR S.AI.E-Real Estate.

DIRECT FROM OWNER. 5OXl4o FEET.
north SD" Park Avenue, near Clcvc-
land Is 500. care Times Dispatch.
Park, DIRECT FROM
owner. - feet; practically new house
ANA Very desirable. 90 per cent less
than va!iv ii sold quick. Address
t SIS. care Times Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-24

120 ACRES OF FINE TOBACCO LAND
In high state of cultivation. good
house and outbuildings. There is
also fine lot of saw timber on this
tract. Price, $4,000. on good terms.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-24

WILL SELL MY FINE-PASSENC;E
automobile cheap for cash or will
tate mortgage notes Car is in good
mechanical and paint condition.
Having bought new machine. will
consider any reasonable offer Phone
Monroe PAIR.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-24

30 ACRES IN IiENRICO COUNTY.
west of Richmond: large ten-room
house, beautiful oak trees. This snap
for $4,000. on easy terms.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-24
HOW TO SHOP BY MAIL

reliable eowinS e"9h o. r the
OF the rura
I 8 longer "oornet
the
nelHw write which be
NO." ~ ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-24

1925 CASH. $40 MONTH. WILL BUY
four acres with house five rooms.
chicken houses, etc; three fourths
mile from station. Price. $3.50. l.. :.
LEA Is 4. Glen Allcn. Va.