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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-30
NAB ALLEGED BURGLAR
Negro Quartet Arrested. Charged viii
Itobbinls Chesterfield Home.

Negro Quartet Arrested. Charged viii,
Robbinl. Chesterfield Home.
After several days detective wo-,,
officer a. II. Traylor. of Chesterrc,J
County. has succeeded In capturing four
negro youths. who are believed to huv,
broken into the home OF C. Il. Han
living about two miles west of Chcstor
and stolen a quantity OF goods Tho,
names are Willie Ford. Kenneth Wct.
stcr, Ernest Chcatham and Clarcuc.,
Lee. The cases will be heard TIM,
morning in tho court OF Magistrntn
Davis. before whom the warrants wern
sworn out, sitting In the place OF MAJ
istrate Robinson.
The Hall home, II is thought, wa,
robbed sometime last month, while T. 4,
occupants We're on n visit to Stun,
Creek. When Mr.. and Mrs. Hall r.
turned last week they found ever.
room In their house turned topsy turyv
Everything valuable and easily handlaL
was carried away. but those thin.
which were of no use to the negron,
were destroyed. Tn: dlninE-roorn ami
parlor were n wreck, with chlnawarr.
pictures and bric-a-b rac lying suashoi
in "A heap. Many valuable papers and
even the fixtures in tho building were
also ruined.
officer Traylor WAS Immediately not.
fled. and began an investigation Thu
matter was kept quiet until yostcrda,
when the arrests were made.
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BUILDING PERMITS.

ierinits for new and repair worl,
, we're issued by Building Inspector But
Ter yesterday as follows:
realty and Finance Corporation (T,d
r3rH Hy!nud). to build a two-storv
~ iIn uwt!IinE at the northwest corner
cost $1,000 &c., ~
+. II Roatwright. to build n two
% nrlCk dwelling on the north side
~. IHSloW Avenue. between Burns and
CROCK streets, TO cost $4,000
IL :. Strang. to bald Il brick garage
at"t Oh ~. North Twenty-third
r. l.: stone, to repair frame dwelling,
l"I ,Hprth TwcHty-scCond street, to
-; Sarti; to repair frame dwcllina,
90 EtS, broaG street. TO cost s424
~ -; " h""lcr. TO repair frame dwell :
.li-1 f-i--b tultDr Street - ,ngt SIpu
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CHARTERS ISs,,,.p

,hartcrs were issued by the state
T1IIIn"ra'oh Commission yesterday AZ
The Mills Co. Inc. Richmord can,
~ STOCK. 5000 10 $1,000: tobacco, cirnr
NJ ,r,.i Soit drink business. W. H. Mills.
tronsurcr both Of Richmond '''''
", ne central NirG!nian. Inc, I.ouisa,
mey: president, Washington. u. g.: r..
-i If HnMi ithmey, secretary. Louisa.
,.raii JoiicfSon Company. lnc Pc
onn Spui =. capital stock. $1,000 TO Sos
49, oncrate hotel. Charles y. KAN
W., president, Petersburg. Morton
;erSburg. -
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reports In frw minutes there was a
decline OF Is points. hut a quick recovery
followed. new buying met the decline
1t the lowest the most active months wcr"
20 20 points under yesterdays final figures
and the close was net loss for tho day Of
to points There was an uniercurrcnt
%: buying throughout the session. and II
gave IN" market steady undcrtone. Cos
Zip the floor that part % the buy
ing FOR German account.
Exports for the week go. So bales
bringing the total export movement for tho
season M to s,6SS t6i bales Bullish rrcdiC-
lions that shipments 10 foreign coun-
tries would Increase Exports FOR the day
We're .r.Sce bales.
Spot cotton. steady: sales on the spot. 100
bales: TO arrive. s..
Cotton futures closing: March SIT: May.
So; July $50; October. sS: December, 2oc
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HEAVY MARKET TRADING;
PRICES IN SAME CLASS
Steel Dominates Day Ivy Starting
Chain OF Unfnvorablc De-
yclopmcntS.
HOLDERS IN NOVEL POSITION
Traction Issues Hold Firm Tone.
Despite General WcakncSs-Spc-
cialtics Arc Weak and Bonds Are
soft.
by nRoAp>> WALL.

by BRohDN> WALL.
hc',, o., i,, s.s.., r.Ir,,,.... gaiE "rS
so wore rrlroe stool dominated the dav.
hr starting .huin of uuiavorahv de"cl-
folders or steel common and themselves
r From h%E aneEpgr,ea ana rove n9s'i3,'
tieIl'y no fgf' market between those figures
For few moments ut the opening to-day
tho stNols rHu.,. frtcriouHliy above 40.
wltnout II r rt,t Asa rreu,t many ,,er.,
rms, was intensified by rayeigu selling
2etion of tho Stock ENghaugc committee in
NH'' .imnH. .,l.. 9"iHysG
wcl .',N, c.rr.r, uotntI5's Some rcIisf
a., o HrF yyrue tI.,s ,,,y "a +a,1,,Cr5,,.
'r--a,.. .,,ss 'Egt" IES1'',oh. ealHG
' i.,,l i"l1'..' oash PE'ierfeo =, MeN,
r.nadin b. .ar .ul points on tho nub-
1no,hor ro"- ..p,ay Win q loss In not Tor
~ po.u' drop in tho stock Northern
tactic 3ro}t Northorn preferred and
with losses averacins point Nsw uavcn
.oSi - points selling az g. the official min-
last Eurnors o: Il new issue OF preferred
s'"ciy were parity responsible"
rlsto', met wiil at isas, t@mrorar,i,y. Stop
he merrer - ne Harlem Railroad with
vac New York Central. IL is hiutcd that
tho sUit may hnv. been a friendly one. The
NW4erhtts m" believed to bc large holders
spsclaluss were weak s,ud~haker dropped
noinis. Pressed steel points; pittsburgh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-30
MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENTS

The following i,nprov.mcr,s uoro
ii!:o.noFi%ed BY the Administrative
~ engineer WAS instructed to ad :
Ncriisc for bids for IN. nnyinr vim
ti,Hioiithic the unpavcd portions OF the
SS,utW'iH on the north side Of Broad
c,i'c!, between Jefferson and Gil,n,
:! Itets, ana on both sides OF Rohinson
otEtvl. from CArN 10 Hronh Strncts
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HENnlc0 CIRCUIT COURT.

Magistrate III. :. Sunday OF Hcnrco
county, WAS served with Il notice of
i1;tndtinus proceedings yesterday nf-
i:rhoon brought by Mrs. Mahle
Vaughan Carncal. the object of which
IS 70 require Magistrate Sunday to en-
1Cr ms ORIGINAL Judgment. III the case
oi lanes L. Carneai, who was con-
yictcd OF disordcrly conduct ON the
nnarbytown Road on January > and
nneu We and costs. Magistrate Sunday
,f'cI rcopchcd the case at the instance
vi Mr. Harneal and reversed his de-
r,sioh. The process is rcturnablc Feb
"'rF before Judge r. Garter Scott
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, january .H.--Rav suSor, Hrr0
and higher. sales. sinN bags; ccntricugal.
10. uiolnsses, 2i3; refined firm Butter.
firm; he $50. steady. Spot coffee. steady
RIO No :. SI: Santos No :. q c"u;s.
After opening trinc higher cottonsced
ol turned easy to-day under scattered
'iGulGat!on prompted by the d"cl,n" In lard.
hu' the list was about steady ~ the close.
3y" =" commission house buying. Fnai
prices We're To : points lower: sales .? 90
rurrals The market closed steady. Spot.
1r.Ttci: February. 5.'hG7.o3: March 7N5G
80. April. .i5c-i7; May. 7.ciG7 =. June. IS
H12- 1uly. It+V7.f5; August -.I3I7.55; Sep
'pulcr. --5l7sS
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HUsTINGs TRANSFERS.
Three Deeds of BnrgnTn md Snic,
4 NJ ID,

A. l.. Adanson ct ais. trustees. 10
7. +. FcttiErcw. l32xI2O feet south
$50
Walter L. Lindsey ot ux. TO Or VI.
l.. Anderson. 27Nlo3 feet at the south :
cast corner Of Midlothian Turnpike and
Rurfoot street. September II, 1914.
tax sI2o. $40
~ T. Walker to Central Realty Com
pany. lots 4. and 10. in block -. IN
tho plan Of Woodland Heights jan
uary 2S, 1915, tax $l.2O. $40.
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Bulletin Of Special Round Trip Fares
From Richmond, Va,
Via
Norfolk and Western Railway

''"""o'>t' ~ 8. 20
ON sale January 20 and February /
and :. limited returning February H.
ON sale February 20, 81 and 20. lin
tied returning midnight March 3
New Orleans. Observation-Disclosures. scC--
ON sal" February . to IL, iuciusI W.,
limited returning midnight Fchruar,.
20. Extension OF ticket until March ~
may be secured on payment OF 81
, On sale February TO -. inclusive
limited returning midnight i'nbruur,.
rs. Extension or ticket until March -
may be secured on payment OF 81
For tickets. Pullman reservations nrd
any further Information. call 'phorn
Madison 4sI. or apply city Ticket OH!cc.
Ninth and Mum Streets, Richmond 81.
&. II. BOSLEY.
District Passenger Agent,
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK M,nKrr

Richmond Va, January - 1915
Fest s'N"rs -. 10 &C.; medium 10 good. -.
to =: common 10 fair. iis t" 50: best helt-r.
-. to "a; mcIium 10 good. ., TO 81, corn.
mon TO iar. g.. TO ~; best cows 81. TO -,
medium to good. 81 TO ~. common to fair.
"a 10 ~; teSi oxen to :: common 20 :Ai-
~ TO o.; bulls. ~ 10 {: venls : TO IL;
clicks 40 &: cows and calves 81 to So b-.:
Mpss. 80. light, e. to :: sows and stag
"a 10 tt2; best sheep. ~ to 81 medium! -
GOOD q: to "a: common to- fair. -, 10 a.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-30

Hn'c loon running on shor, time Nav. do
'..,h y" resume operations at fan capacity
1.3., Whlio ihe South has been credited win,
'NL.inE hedges OF advance offerings nj THAT
H"r Ar" sud q" have become smaller at
,.'."irS VIII local longs predicting that
w" south VIII not market freely al lower
'iiteS sentiment on the Whole. therefore
itN h'en pretty well divided around tho
Itl!t 9" fur. At l"nSt. as tho mos; important
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKrr

CHICAGO. January % Hogs higher. bulk
s',.'HS%s'; isht Sf5lHS5r': missed, S"5N
pigs. S553rst $. cattle. firm; ,,atiy. st.r-.'
- i"ns'.!": cows and heifcrs. :8.q1sS; 90;
caves. S1?5TE!".5f. sheep strong sheep.
s""AS5N: y"ariings. s72lWsS.rl; lambs :. y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-30
REAL ESTATE RECORD
AND COURT CALENDAR
Demand Continues Fair for Small
Property for Residential
Purposes.
CHURCH BUYS ON PARK AVENUE
New Tobacco and Soft Drink Con-
Germ Secures Stare Ihartcr-Build-
ing Permits Give Evidence of In
creased Activity in Spring.

Small property featured tho trading
on the local real estate market yes
tcrday. The demand continues to he
iair for this class of property and tho
agents are closing n number of sales.
The agencies report that farm property
Is showing an Improvement There arc
large number of inquiries being re-
Ccivcd
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floyd Avenue, January 30 1915. s4.-
nusTINGs couur. PART II.

In the case Of w. l.. Ashley against
the Thomas j. Stccn Co. partly tried
IN the liustings Court. Part H.. yester-
day. the plaintim was given leave 10
Tile am amended declaration.
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HENRiCo DEEDS OF TRUST.
One Deed OF Trust. Amounting to


stephen Rallahs 10 l.. a. Catlir ct
al, trustees. "3 acres on New Road.
about ten miles east Of city. January
l.. 1913. Sl,lG2
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rETENsNrNG rEANrr MARKrr

'!irnort.d ~ Rodgers riuInmsr & co. Inc
F!-It re- VA. January .J-Spau
ish; fetm"'s stock Market steady >;
|irc!ui las Farmers stock-NarEet firm.
rhhcy Jumbo. : cents per pound: fancy
hhncnicS"h p, cents per pound; extra prime.
"a cents peg pound. Smelling stock > cents
pc. pound.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.


SAVANNAH, Ga, January .9-Turpsntnc.
du!l 49,. no sales; receipts !ei casi.a: shin
'ntnts. 80 casks stocks y 81 casks Ro-iu.
Gull: n" sa!c~; receipts. $50 barrels. ship-
WeUts i.Hp barrels. stocks. iig.--> barrels
quote; ! y, =. -. T.. So
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PLUMBING PERMITS.

Tho following permits were issued
yesterday By the Plumbing Inspector:
H. 9; liowlc. for y. Il. Blair. iOi West
Franklin Street.
+. ~ Harris X Co. for H. a. Hare,
1909 North Thirty-first Street
I. T.. BccEncr. for Mrs. w 4. Lett
ner. fol Fcndel Avenue. Battery Court.
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DRY GOODS
NEW youI; +

NE" YORK. January 2e.-Cottou goods
We're s'"afE 'p-dhy, ana yarns were higher.
"npl rn'" FAST on active dciuand. Che %
SIX were sold freely Tor dress and waist
wear
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York

Slics Stock
$500 Alaska cold ........
1OG Allis-ChalmcrS
disclaimers. pfd. 80.
$1,000 Amalcamatcd Copper
Am. A,:r. Chem. com.
$500 Amer. Rect Sugar. com
900 american Can .....
200 american Can. pfd.
$500 Amer. Car and i'dry.
american Cotton Oil.
coo Amer. Hide and Lea. pr
American tinsced oil.
zoo American Locomotive .
Amer. Malt Co. pfd
Zoo American smelling
loo American SNUFF. com.
zoe American Sugar ....
1000 Amer. Tel. aud Tel. Co. q.
too American Tobacco, com
American Tobacco. pfd &.
Loo Anacouda Copper ....
3, iOo AtchiSou ....
zoe Atlantic Coast Line.
\. {. l.. of Connecticut, g.
$500 tinorc and Ohio
$500 Bethlehem steel Co. com
Bethlehem Steel Co. pfd
British Amer. Tuh. Co. :.
loo SIooklyn Rapid Transit.
go" Central Leather. com
800 Canadian Pacific ....
2.lpn California Petroleum
1000 Chesapeake and ohio.
Chicago Great Western.
zoo chi. Great " est. pfd
500 Chi. NJ. and ST +. 21ec
Geo chino Copper .......
400 Colorado Fuel and Iron :.
200 Colorado ana southern.
200 Consolidated Gas .
zoo Corn iroductS. com. ....
zoo Den. and Rio Gran. com.
300 Erie .
.\0u Erie. list pfd .......
Fed. Min. aud SIN. pfd.
600 General Electric .....
G.2Oo Goodrich. com. .......
$500 Great Northern. pfd go.
5000 Great Northern ore cts.
200 Illinois Central .....
500 lutcrhOro- Met ..
$500 lut.rboro- Met. pfd. 80.
Int. Harvester, com
200 Int Mcr. Marine, pfd. -.
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uusrrNcs DEEDS OF TRUST.
one Decd Of Trust, Amounting 10


Central Realty Company to r l.
tlorance. trustee. lot 10 and north
half of lot s. in block 30, In the plan
or woodland Heights. January IS.
1915. SHE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-30

Davis Brothers sold Yesterday to the
Richmond District of the Methodist
Episcopal Church twcnty-nine feet. six
inches. on the south side OF Park Ave-
nue.. just west of Vine street. for S.
600
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MARRIAGE; LICENSES.

MhrrlaEe licenses were issued by tho
AS fo,i Sr the Hastings Court yesterday
James w. Savage ana Virginia Sale
Noob Moss and Ellie Afford.
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LOCAL ~.aKrr QUOTATIONS..

l.ichmont Va. InuEarv - i7.5.
Furnished hy Levy Commission Coz
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-30

W. +. Mahoncv. for J. c. RochlIng.
10 North Twcnty-frst Street, thirteen
gifts and four fixtures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-16
STRIKE OF MACH|N|STS
TONIGHT IS THREATENED

BRIDGEPORT. Conn.,, July 16.-Pros-
poets for averting the threatened strike
of machinists at the plant of the Rem
ington Arms Company, as result of
union differences, apparently grew less
today with the announcement from J.
J. Keppler. international vice presi-
dent of the machinists, that a strike
order would be issued tonight calling
out the machinists at the arms COM
pany's plant and in the city.
Keppler returned to Bridgeport today
after a conference last night at New
York at which eight international
labor heads. representing the various
organizations involved; President Sam
uel Gompers of the American Fedora
ton of Labor and Daniel ]. OKeefe,
representing Secretary Wilson of the
Labor Department. were present 1t
was not stated just what occurred at
that conference.
A meeting of the labor heads was to
be held in this city during the after
noon, at which. it is expected, the whole
situation will be gone over.
At the mass meeting of the machin-
lists to be held tonight, when it is ex-
pected a strike vote will be taken, 1t
is understood that the questions to
come up are whether a strike shall be
confined to the arms company's plant
or whether it shall include the twenty
or more shops where work for the
arms company is being done.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-16
THE COURTS.
District Supreme Court.

EQUITY DIVISION Justice Stafford
Hall agt. Brandenburg; time to take
testimony extended to October Is
plaintiffs attorneys, Wolf & Cohen; de.
PENDANTS attorneys, Rhodes & Crome.
lin, Richardson & Shreeve.
In re Nelson s. Gates; order dismiss.
ing petition with costs.
Meyers & Consaul agt. McA6oo ct al
(three cases); rules returnab1e August
90; plaintiffs attorneys. Meyers &
Consaul.
jackson agt. Jackson; rule to show
cause returnable July %; plaintiffs at.
torney, H. E. Davis; defendants attor-
ney, H. F. Kennedy.
In re habeas corpus Of Elizabeth
Hurd; time to submit bill Of excep-
tions extended to August IA and to Ale
transcript to September 1.
Jackson agt Jackson; rule returnable
July 80; plaintiffs attorney. J. E. Col
Inns; defendants attorney. w. C. Chase
Deane agt. Thurston; hearing on rule
continued to October 6; plaintiffs at
torneys. M. N. Richardson and C. H
Merillat.
Holmes agt. Holmes; rule returnable
July %; plaintiffs attorneys. M. w.
Hendry and M. s. Farmer, jr.
Downing agt. Downing; decree con-
STRUNG will and trustee to turn over
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Real Estate Transfers.

NO. 141s 18TH STREET NORTHWEST
George W. Brown, surviving trus-
tee, to Katharine F. Bishop. lot 1884,
Long sqaa MEA as5; SS:ssc M shreve to
John A. and Lucrecia N. Ellinger.
lots "a and 1923; SO: stamps. 50.
BARRY FARM-George c. Gertman
and w Pnae pa Ha ioy. IS snd TO- :.
NO. 1855 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE
NORTHWEST - National Savings
and Trust ss Compan sna TpSss Como TO
pany, part original lot s, square
80: $3.50.
CHESTER-Horatio N. Taplin ct
ux. to Walter p and carlota Tate;
CLEVELAND PARK-w. c. and A. N.
Miller to William H. Keen, part lots
10 and IA. square 2oss; SO: stamp
so cents. Same to same, part lot Z,
square 20S9; SO; stamps. $3.50.
NO. 5000 NEW HAMPeHIRE AVENUE
NORTHWEST-Louis Dinourtz ct
ux. to w. C. and A. N. Miller. lot
%, square 2s9S, Mount Pleasant: 81.
ADDITION TO CONGRESS- HElGHIs-
jeremiah ]. Crowley ct ux. to Sam
uel M. and Lillian A. Fillius. lot %,
square 1852; $40; stamp, SO cents:
MOUNT PLEASANT AND PLEASANT
PLAINS-Milton D. Campbell ct ux.
to WASHINGTON n. iOtS "
90. block 3; SO: stamp. $3.50.
CHILLUM CASTLE INCONSISTENCIES
Trust Company, trustee, to Minnie
p. Sincell, part lot So and all lots 81
and 65; square 1908: $1,000:
cHILLUM CASTLE HE1GHTS-Mun-
sey Trust Company. trustee. to Da-
mon A. Binkert. lot 66, square 1908;
cH fI;IJy CASTLE HEIGHTS
sey Trust Company. trustee, to
George H. Awkward. part lot So and
all lots 81 and so. square 37oS; $4,000.
CHEVY CHASE HEIGHTS-Allan E.
walker ct TX. to Catherine Cold
smith. lot 20, square 1855; $40;
stamps. So.
F STREET SOUTHWEST between 90
trustee. to Thomas Coakley. part
original lot s., square 5ss; $40;
stamps, 81.
NORTH COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
Newman, lot 10. block 3: $40:
stamps, 81. Ruth L. Newman to
Jacob 8. Gruver. same property; $40;
stamps. 81.
FOURTEENTH STREET TERRACE
Anna L. Lukei. lot 81, square 2S06;
SO; stamps, SO cents.
FORTUNE ENLARGED-Joseph simms
ct ux. to William o. Speaks. part
tract described: $40; stamps. SO
MOUNT PLEASANT AND PLEASANT
PLAINS-Thomas ]. Broderick to
Annie Broderick. lot 81. block -;
SO; stamps, $3.50.
NO. 900 D STREET SOUTHWEST-Ir-
win B. Linton, executor. to J. N. and
Martha L. Williams.I part original
lot 40, square 3s7: $3.50.
NO. 1921 EYE STREET NORTHWEST
Dora NJ Sothoron to Elmer Soth-
oron, lot 80. square So; $40: stamps.
$3.50.
NO. 1887 N STREET NORTHWEST
Daniel w. Baker and John c. Git
tings, trustees, to Sarah B. Keys.
part Of lot 10, square 1879; $4,000.
NO. 205 A STREET SOUTHEAST. K.
Brown ct ux. to Albiva B. Jameson
and John L. Henpel. trustees. part
lot C. square 761; $500.
PETWORTH-Fred A. Norway ct ux. to
Rosalind Frisard. lot 81. block 80:
TAI IER HEIGHTS+James M. Griffin
ct al. to Florence T. Green, lot $40;
$40: stamps, $3.50.
nronRE q BARBOUR'S SECOND ADD
TON TO :WAsH1NGToN-William
Britt ct ux. to s. Duncan Bradley, lot
i block 7: SO; stamps, 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-16
STEEL SHARES |MPART
STEAD|NESS TO MARKET
Actual Leaders, Offerings Being
Readily Absorbed at Slight
Recessions.
Low-Priced Rails Sell at New Low
Prices-Southern Pacific Again
Among Depressed Stocks.

NEW YORK, July 16.-War stocks
yielded none of their prominence on
the resumption of trading today.
Bethlehem Steel soon rose three
points, to 1873, and American Can
Crucible Steel, Baldwin Locomotive
Studebaker and Willys-Overland touch
ed records never before attained.
U. S. Steel was the most active fea-
ture. however. opening with sale OF
5000 shares at 63h to 63A, against
yesterdays close of 63A.
Immediately thereafter offerings OF
1000, 1000 and 1000 shares of steel
were readily absorbed at slight recess
sions.
New Haven Is Also Heavy.
All other parts of the list were
higher, Southern Pacific and New
Haven alone exhibiting heaviness.
Bethlehem Steel continued it's ad-
vance to 1856, and other issues in the
same group added to initial gains.
These shares. with U. S. Steel. made
up a large part of the first hours
active business.
Steel was the actual leader, its firm
ness imparting steadiness elsewhere.
Southern Pacific Declines.
Southern Pacific declined to within
small fraction of yesterdays mini
mum quotation, later making partial
recovery.
Low-priced railways like Missouri.
Kansas and Texas and Rock Island
sold at new low prices.
More selling of u S. Steel SIS at a
concession marked the early dealing in
bonds.
Irregular Tendency Develops.
Stocks developed an irregular tend
ency in the afternoon, renewed weak
ness in Southern Pacific affecting allied
shares.
Meantime. however, war specialties,
particularly Crucible common and pre-
ferred, were very active at new high
records.