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STOCK TRADING LIVELY
AND CHANGES VIOLENT
There Are Sharp Advances in Specn-
lation Issues, and Market
Is Bull Affair.
BANKERS NOT IN SYMPATHY
Gary, Schwab and Reid Quoted rs
Opposed to Present Rise in Their
observation-disclosures Dealings in
New York Central DebentureS.
ny RRoAnAN WALL.

NEW YORK. April cs.--Livciy trading
and violent price changes. with sharp ad-
vances in the speculative issues. gave to-
dny's dealings the appearance OF an old
fashioned bull market. although tho COM
pnrtson is hardy fair as nothing w yke
Street.
Many leading bankers claimed to have
portant figures as Judge Gary. {. NJ
Georrc Blumcn,hai l. NJ Baruch and
Eugene Meyer are credited with being the
the public buying had It's origin in the
Middle West Prices were strong, at a, III.
weak. until trading was concentrated IN
WestinehGuse which rose some nine points; ,,;
signal for renewed buying i'm III. entire
shnrrIy in the lest hait-h"ur, ending with
mIT s@ni OF I lEo'I ' TO ST
were oVcrshHGoWej by III. enormous deal
,nss in New York Central laH DeesntuTe IS.
in the first thirty minutes, with an advance
from the opening OF lo:is !" iy$>.' BY
were nearly S5.0oO,c0o The rights TO sub
ren ,s! Gaiamee Of a l4 Siego'0 9H,y
ms brought heavy .nves,uen; buying, and
eSsF ne by gyu fs'efs eana ana
Gossip regarding war orders. contracts
asEregatine millions. handed as q new,-
boy would tuFsle pennies AMONG ne
the sh Steel s ss
jus, booked new contract involving
$1,000 600. and westinehouse Electric one
for 2a.ooo.ooo. American Locomotive was
order for 100000, shells. amounting 70
some s7o.ooo,ooo. while American Car vas
ins sl4.ooo,ooo which. !: true. wcult se
considerable amount OF snwsrs 49,,
with Pittsburgh connection. steadily bought
Steel common. on the later break pur-
chases attributed 20 Mo-Eor brokers.
Traders called the action ot tho stock ur-
sntsfactorS, and they SOLD steadily. un;!i
the late dealings when they covered at
Pressed Steel Car crossed a:ty-,~c,
This company. which IS understood 70 hay.
secured a large share 0: the pcarsylv Ar!s
order for equipment. s il i'ae :o7 BIG
business when :He other :-ors Ines come
into tn. ua-Ect tor Ca-s. -h- ci--cto-s
declared The regular quarterly dividend OF
the preferred stpcs after m c!cs=
ROCK Island sho; Z? ;kres a-t o-e-Asts
points II Ike las; H:tesr minutes Strong
pAry from q -@-s!ve-shiP.
Bond dealings exceeded !It.;t1t't. tAe
heaviest ;-a5i-C since --1+ !-2: he
r1s-ie; vaE strong ard zc:tre- Bethlehem
iaEacuse IS advances :ro=. z:a>:ytve AID
.A.-s=-s.ENts - =--e;y-..eE:, -: the suiE
c: -. las F-s.Ssts or----%: - Nav
To-k Contra. IH-l.-t--= = EAi-A .o!t Up
t---4zszs s?,---zI.:!r. z-:tvz:-. -::A -:t.r
-.----- %: -G-ss- 90 :-o.- wao begin
o7--G.e-s - P--t-a; level Q: p-:ce.
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BAD FOR EARLY POTATOES
Cold Weather on Atlantic Seaboard
Cnfnvorable for Crop.

WASHINGTON. p. c.. April %
Cold weather on the Atlantic seaboard
during the early part OF the growing
season wan unfavorable for the early
potato crop. and some damage was
done by frost. the Department OF Ag-
r!culture announced to-day.
Early potatoes were planted on
1G2.3G0 acres this year in Florida
South Carolina North Carolina and
Virginia. an increase Of 27.200 over
last year. Accomhc and Northampton
Counties. Va. report 100000 acreg
against $4,000 acres last year. Norfolk
district reports 26,500 acres: North
eastern Coast. y. C., $500: Southeast
err Coast 1900: Beaufort County. s.
c.. 1900: Charleston County. 1900;
East Coast Of Florida. 10000: Central
and West Coasts OF Florida, 400.
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SECOND NOTE TO GERMANY
ON SINKING OF THE FRYE
Accepts Proposal to Compensate Own
ers, Regardless of Any Prize
Court Decision.

WASHINGTON. April 2s.-A second
note from the United States to Ger
many concerning the sinking OF the
American ship William P. Frye. by the
commerce raider Prinz Eitel Friedrich.
was dispatched to Berlin to-day. 1t is
understood II accepts the German pro-
posal to compensate the owners OF the
Frye. under the terms OF the old
treaties Of 1899 and 1928. regardless OF
any prize court decision.
These treaties provide that contra
band belonging to the subjects OF
either party shall not be connscated by
the other in any case. but may he de-
tanned or used only in consideration of
payment of the full value.
While willing to agree to payment
for the Frye, 1t is understood the Unit
ed States stands by its original pro-
test against the destruction of the shin
as violation of International law. and
denies that the wheat cargo was con-
trab band No claim for the cargo was
made. however, because IL was sold en-
route to British dealers.
An effort is said to have been made
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In execution OF deed OF trust to tho
undcrsigncd trustee. dated October IL.
i?l2, duly recorded in clerks office OF
iichrlco Circuit Court. In deed book
1854. page 21l, default having been
mad In debt secured. and being re-
CURED so TO do By the bcncficiary. I
snail sell ut public auction on the
MONDAY. MAY 3. 1915.
M o'clock f. NJ.
I'll the real estate described in said
decd. rs follows: Beginning at n point
on the east line OF Brook Turnpike.
ut It's intersection with the north line
OF l.ahurnum Avenue. thence running
northwArdly along said east line OF
Brook Turnpike, and fronting thereon
5000 feet. thence eastwardly 23l feet,
thence Southwardly 1896 feet and
thence weatwardly along the north line
or Lahurnum Avenue 23i.7l feet to
the point of beginning
This lot, being we'll elevated, in n
most desirable location and on the cor
ner. should command the attention OF
home-scckers and spectators, and you
are urged to be present at the sale
TERMS: Cash.
o. II. FUNSTEN,
Trustee.
Elan & Funston Auctioneers
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BY virtue of certain deed of trust,
dated April II, 1913. and recorded In
the clerks office Of Richmond Chan
default having been made In the pay
ment Of n part of the debt therein Sc
cured and Zeing thereto required by
the beneficiary so to do, we will sell
at public auction on the promises on
MONDAY, MAY 3, 1915
at ~ o'clock noon
the following described property: That
certain lot, in the city OF Richmond.
Va, with the brick dwelling known
as No $50 West Cary Street. fronting
seventeen 90 feet. three CD inches on
the north line Of Cary Street. between
use of an alley three CD feet. eleven
GD inches wide adjoining on the west
and running back In a northerly direc-
and twenty G20) feet to an alley ten
(10) feet wide.
TERMS: Cash.
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by virtue of certain deed OF trust.
dated February is. 1914. and recorded
in the clerks Office OF IIcnrico Circuit
Court in y. y. 2Ol-B. page 236, default
having. been made in the payment OF
the debt secured thereby. and having
been requested SO to do by the note
holder will sell at public auction on
the premises on
TUESDAY. MAY 4. 1915,
at o'clock =. NJ.
nil that lot OF land with all improve
ments thereon. lying and being at Elko.
In the County of lIenrico Va. and in
Fairfield Ma istcrial District thereof,
and at the southwestern corner OF block
s. being lot No. ]. as laid out In the
plan of Elko.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay off and
discharge two notes with interest
thereon from February Is, 1915: one
note for Si5G2G. and the other for
Sl30.57; also any taxes, lcvies and the
cost of executing this trust. Balance
Of terms to be announced at sale
THOMAS B. SNEAD,
Trustee.
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BY r. b. CHAPLIN e. Co, Inc.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
RiChmond Va

Trustees Auction Sale of 1 Palmer
non American; +. II. Clement Resavv
nifty pieces OF Old Railroad Iron, ! RID
Saw. small Upright Engine, 2 or 3
horsepower. used only TO run cutoff saw
New Drill. pair Secondhand Truck
Wheels. being the same personal prom
crty sold to the Haid c. w. Harrison by
tho Chesterfield Land and Coal Co.. and
being n part Of the personally bought
by the said company from F. c. Dlninny.
Acting under a deed Of trust from
G. w. Harrison, dated October rs, 1914.
duly recorded In the clerks ONCE OF
Chesterfield Circuit Court, In D. b. 1879.
page 335. default having been made in
the payment of money therein secured
and being so required by the benei-
at the plant Of Harrison Planning Mills.
near Chester. Chesterfield Co.. Va, at
$3.50 Z. NJ. on
FRIDAY. THE soTH DAY OF APRIL,
1915.
tho above described property.
Terms: Cash as to expenses OF ex-
ecuting this trust and to pay note OF
5000, with interest from tho 2Sth day
OF October. 1914. Any residue Of pur-
chase money shall also be payable in
cash.
JNO. c. EAsLEY,
Trustee
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In the latest motto to narrow the appli-
cation of the old treaties SO that no
precedent VIII be created warranting
the Judgment under them in future Of
claims against the American govern
ment under favored-nation clauses
There has been varying construction in
the past Of the treaties
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NEW YORK rRonrcE MARKET.

NEW YORK. April :s-Raw sugar Arr1
centrifugal So: U:olass-. t"! refined
steady Butter ard cheese steady. Spo,
coHe- eui.; Rio :. sc: santos IS. Icc
Cot.ouseel o.! easier .o- May to-day
OF :eaGe-s .: :ac;9 barrels, hut later posi-
IDEAS ~s.e higher on scattered buying by
commission houses. induced b. light crude
offerings $40 oc;:e. demand fer compound
la-., switching .: May TO later months
cor t!-2es a .-ee scale. induced b. the
profitable carrying differences. Closing was
co!1; lo~.5 :or Nay and 10 higher for
ctA-E position The market closed steady.
Spot. IS. bid: May. ss:9+4: June, 5.73ft
50: July, sHss.c. August 7ct0Te5: Sep
;e-att I.-*sI:.: October. ..is3ic.; Sove!n-
b.. IS = - Totai saLss c1,9E.
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ea,es; exports. coco ss!es
Total FOR sesSoa-Sct receipts. a.sss. so
bales, exports. 7.:S.7S bales

NEW ORLEANS. April 1S-weathsr In
1uenee1 sustained ths cotton market to-day.
as favorable expected. ard there WAS
Sill report OF dry weather In the central
ac6 eastern belts. IL the early trading
prices los; TO I po.ats IN sympathy with
poor ce eleA Sut expectations OF bullish
@cS-Ae- report contributed. Around the
middle OF the prices were at their highest.
net Fain OF to point. In the afternoon
the market ~es inclined to sag under what
appeared to be offerings OF long cotton.
Near Tie close prices rose hslt dozen
points closing at net gain tor the session
OF 20 points Futures closing: May, s.s5;
July. :o-H: October. !ct: December. -o.ss;
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HOUSTON STARTS WEST
VIII Make Study of Problems O
Forest Service.

WASHINGTON. April 2s.--Secretary
Houston started West to-day to visit
national forests TO observe to what ex-
tent their timber, forage. grazing and
water power resourccsi arc being de-
veloped for the public under present
methods, and to make a study OF the
administrative problems OF the forest
service.
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BY r. 3. CHAFFIN & CO., Inc,
Real EsAte Auctioneers.
Richmond, Va.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
a DESIRABLE PROPERTY IN CHEs-
TER, VA

Chester Supply Company. Inc. dated
September I, 1911. and duly recorded In
the clerks office OF Chesterfield Circuit
having been made in the payment Of
money therein secured and being SO re-
quircd by the benenciaries, We shall
sell by public auction. on tho premises.
FRIDAY.
the goth Day OF April. 1915. 7
the property described in said dced> OIL
trust as follows:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel
OF land. with improvements ,hercon.k
belonging. lying at the village OF Ches-
ter. Bermuda Magister!al District, Ches-
terrified County, Virginia. containing
one fourth 90 Of an acre. more or
now or formerly owned by G. p and
y. b: Pcrduc: on the west and south
By tho Bermuda Hundred Road ex-
tending TO the village OF Chester, and
railroad company, now known as tho
Underwater and Western Railroad Com
pany. formerly the Farmvlle and Pow
hatan Railroad Company. and being the
the said Chester supply Company. Inc.
by deed from j. Richard Moody and
VIE. dated February 8, 1911, and re-
corded In the clerks Office OF Chester
field Circuit Court In d. b. 1872. page
COS.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses Of e1-
ecuung this trust and TO pay note
OF $4,000, with interest from September
T.. 1917. subject. however. to credit
$50 as OF February IL. 1915. Any resi-
due OF purchase money shall also be
payable In cash.
r. II. BRUCE.
A. ]. HURT.
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BY VIRGINIA AUCTION CO.,
General Auctioneers.
GIG East Broad Street.
Phone Mndlson 36h1.

FURNITURE
ORNAMENTS suvERNARp
RUGS DRUGGETs. REFRIGERAToRs. ETC.
Broad fora
o
THIS trIURsDAY) A
Walnut
Rak
ETC. J.
ale posiv
VIRGINIA COMPANY Auctonees
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
'Sales at Union Stock Yards.)

Richmond. Va. April cS, 1918.
Best steers. n 10 ~ medium to good. SIX
20 -: common to fair. 81 to eHa best
common 20 fair. ~ to 81, best cows. 5h to
~: medium TO good. ~ to 5H: common to
TO fair. ~ 10 s& best bulls, ~ to g.;
medium. q. TO 81; veas. 8 TO 8; best hogs.
"a: lght. 90 10 ~; sows and stasr. 5 to 8:
pest sheep. 10 .; medium to good. 8 TO g.
common TO fair, to "a: spring lambs s
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Quiet Day on Curb.

tSpec!hl 10 Inc llfne5- JDispatch.J
NEW YORK. April 2s.-Trading the
curb to-day WAS comparatively quiet. with
the interest centered around the special
ties which registered moderate advances.
American Zinc sold up to fnrty
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CUICAGO GRAM MARKEr.

CHICAGO A?-ti :i,-wh.et took violent
cp"arc swing AFTER early down turn TO-.
DAY 3Glrsh cables and active foreign de-.
-uanc. with official reports o! shoTtag. had
much 20 10 n bringing about the rebound.
Closing strong - = 20 =. cents above las,
night Corn gained J.. 70 IA net. and oat.
-. TO ~ Provision. closed from a shade
decline N rise =! coats.
i:4.h gra!u-Wnea.. 40. REQ s. s:df, 81. {:
80. hard. g. 81. All 5?1: corn No. vel
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NAVAL STORES

e! SAVASNAH. Ca. April 3.-Turpen,in..
n.nts. so; stock. 1914. Rosin fir;n: sales.
.:.st: receipts, lo@s; shipments 7.2S: stock
,22'Ss'' Quote; y, b. '5.a?: c. d. s3H,: E.
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EnTInN NIAiikETs

NE" YORK. Arri Is cotton wa. Quiz,
and rather quiet '0-dHy with tho Gloss r..
unchhnred 70 ; points higher 7,he 49, w.
opened 70 POINTS lower u-fer n rencc.a II
Of Yesterdays sca'tcrea s"'Eiur Reuc,,on
-ssSy sentiment wHF cnrourn-cE ~ M ,.Io
uv@iy easy ruling % cables hu, orer,,.vs
were not as henvy 80 they wer. on ves,e,
days decline. ana priccs soon Hr-nes M ~,
short covering and fresh nuving prohehIv
inspired ~ urfavorsble w.ait.r r.nor,s
buiiish accounts from tho cry goods ,r,so
and expectations OF a hulMsh yeskiv.
weather report. "''
a few additional May notices wor. ,s
ported IN c!rcu'a tion tn. opening mn
were evident ysoou stopped. and there ,s . :
some spot house buying OF tha- nos,,in,'
Demand seemed 20 'n5cr ." on the advance
however. Fnd tho weekly weather rnnnr,s
failed to inspire any immediate demand ~
coHsenucuc", with the result that orer;, y.
increased during the afternoon and ME-.
cased back 10 nearly last nights close M
der IeHewcd aelinG 70 realize for reaction
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PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
reported by ROIKors e. (.o T.

PETERSBi:RG IA INN * * So tns.)
FARMERS siock-rarket weaker. Holders
asHins 3: cleaners bidding. c)c. Virgintas-
Farmers 5tock-Market steady Fancy Jun
DO. a%o per pound: fancy handp!cked 3,,c
per pound: extra prime. SIC per pound
she!!iHE stock exc 20 2s.c per pound.
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I-.v. poultry IN :ai. demand: receipt. Of
RI, .ip-. heavier market steady Butter
Marie IN fair condition. I!ve stock In
:t;T demand. Htes-up cents. iHe..et
UE.e,..@t.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.


NEW YORK. April 2&-Cotton goods and
4S ,i, ,,, we're firm 'o;day; wors,ed yarns
;naad for spot deliveries. Knl, goods moved
higher.
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RICHMOND Hay MARKET
large bales.
M


- Cti,o.Abp. Aprii % Hogs unsettled pulk
t-.'EISIW. hpht t72TE1.:; mixed 80
, 49,, s"WG''t -. rough. s. U1s7IG.
iss, MOI" Cattle native bee, stars
'eA'a%aG. Western steers Iseoat7p. COW,
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Dav,
BY ELAN & FUNSTEN.
Real Estate Auctionccrs.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF GIN.
TER PARK LOT. NORTHEAST COR.
NER or BROOK TURNPIKE AMI
LABURNUM AVENUE.
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
Sales.
Stock.

$500 Alaska Gold
1,loO disclaimers
$500 Allis-Chalmcrs. pfd.
sou AmalRaratcd Copper :.
5000 Am. AEr. Chem. com.
$500 Amer. Beet Sugar. com.
$3.50 American Can ........
200 american Can. pfd. 49,.
400 Amer. Car and Fdry.
200 American Cotton OIL
Amer; Hide and Les, pr.
100 American Linsced Oil.
-, 90 American Locomotive
200 Amer: Locomotive. pfd. :.
$500 American Smelling
American Snun. com.
900 American Sugar ......
l,Io0 Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co. :.
too American Tobacco, com
500 American Tobacco. pfd
$500 Anaconda Copper
Atlantic Coast Line.....
\. {. l.. OF Connecticut.
i.So0 Baltimore and Ohio.
1000 Bethlehem Steel Co, com
200 Bethlehem Steel Co, pfd
British Amer lob. Co.
zoe Central Leather. com S
$500 Canadian Pacific
200 California; Petroleum
LOO Chesapeake and Ohio.
100 Chicago Great Western.
loco Chi. Great West. pfd >.
100 Chi. Mil. and 81. Paul.
$500 Chino Copper ......
Crucible Steel Cor. com
Crucihlc Steel, pfd. 49,.
$500 Colorado Fuel and Iron. :.
$500 Colorado and Southern.
500 Consolidated Gas
100 Corn Products. com.
Den and Rio Gran. com.
5 500 Erie 49,.
2.1o0 Erie. LIST ptd. .........
Fed. Min. and SIN. pid.
= 500 General Electric
loo Goodrich
500 Great Northern. pfd. -.
200 Great Northern Ore Cts.
$50 Illinois Central ........
$50. 800 lrterhoro- Met. .22
2O.2oo lNte~horo- Met. pfd. -.
Int. Harvester. com. -.
.co In PAPER ..........
i.i00 Int. PAPER. pfd .......
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BY POLLARD & BAGBY.

AUCTION SALE OF A
STORE. DWELLING AND OUT
BUILDINGS AT ELKO STATION. ON
TIE c. & o. RAILROAD.
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BOND LIST

49, --zs- -. -. u...---. ..-.-.- 81.
\ - - = ................... rex
-s+sz--z.s - -.:- ---v. T........ ~
-,sEt-, -. >sv.-t = -l1l.-.--......... -
- ~ -rz-y ..-...------.-..-.. -.
N---I -. fs.s-A-- -c-T- .i1s-....--. 80
S=.t-z-- A. - E-A-7.t i.-.........-
sss.t-= a. IL. a.. :s-.-...-..... ~
1i-t---- Fs-. cc-T S-.-,...-........ 81.
S7E-H=-- s.-l-z- .-..--.---..... ~
SoE-r--- :-ztEiT :, ..--.-.-.........-. s:t,
t-:ii- r-Lt-' -+E-,:.--. Is $50 fc!t).. 81,
l-!ts- >.1'-s tAE-s'.--- :. 81 -!tl-. Ga
tait+t S;z'@s E-E s--2--. "a -! ett) NJ
TIE St-'ss Et-.s:s-+- :. 80 ,:iti.. ,tII,
.-ir-t Sta'=s -i.- = --.-.-. .....- ~,
t.-E -!a c - E-..- -e-H-- --.hS- nE-ua-
N:-r.-tA- F-r- 5-rs 80 g .-......... ~.
va Cs---:-.. =; .s....-....-....
N:Tg!-2z .z-zg 49, 2--.- ss....... -
Wabash -s-=-:G--s ... =
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VIM. Is. P1ZZINI CO..
Real Estate Auctfoneers.
1913 East Main Street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF BRICK
DIV TELLING KNOWN AS NO. $50
WEST CARY STREET
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AUCTION sALEs-ru,uro Day.
BY G. l.. & II. L. DENOON,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE ON
DESIRABLE PROPERTY IN TIN
COUNTY OF HENRICO. NEAR Tun
NORTHEAST LIMITS OF THE CRY
OF RICHMOND. NEAR THE CRAIGH-
TON ROAD.
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THOUSANDS SEEK WORK
More thnn $4,000 Application. for Jobs
on Alaskan Rnilrond Project.

SEATTLE, WASH. April 2s.-More
than $4,000 applications for work on
the government railroad project In
Alaska arc on file In the Office OF the
engineering commission here. Thomas
Riggs. Jr.. of the commission. said to-
day all positions have been filled.
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By virtue OF n decree Of tho Circp,t'
Court of Henrico County, entered JuIv
~. 1914, In the cause Of NJ. w. Gill Iva
ais. the undersigned special comm, iss
sioncrs appointed for the purpose viii
sell by public auction on the prem
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AUCTION sALEs-To-Day
WILL SELL AT
AUCTION

o'clock on THURSDAY. APRIL 20. four
$500 bonds of tho Palmer Union OIL
Company OF California. 6 per cent
twenty-year. due October ]. 1881.
JOHN L. WILLIAMS & SONS.
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and heifers. is.io6ssN: calves ssnIss5
sheep weak. Sheep. s7fo1ss.io: lambs. $50
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NEW YORK Aprn IS Prime rn.rcan,iI.
sixty day hlis s4-Ts. for cables q -e3t; f5t
-a4nand. s'1'.Q Har silver 30, M.s,cnn
dollars. $50 Time loans, steady Six months.
Sa can money, si"ady; ruling rate .
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AT AUCTION.
At the request OF Mr.. Wallace Ken
nedy. we Will sell at public auction, on
THURSDAY. APRIL 20, 1915.
at 800 o'clock P. NJ,
at No. 2349 West Broad Street,
his handsomely furnished Confection-
cry. Ice Cream and Soda Fountain
store consisting OF solid CHARTERED Oak
Wall Cases. Humidor Cigar Showcase,
s Grystnl Candy SHOWCASE. Sectional
ration Soda Fountain, with large plate
mirror. back fixtures; Carbonator. Ice
Urn. National Cash Register, Electric
Fans. Eddy Ice Box, Ice Cream Cabi-
net. Perculator, Candy Jars, Scales,
Soda Fountain accessories, etc, etc.;
stock Confectionery. Cigars, Cigarettes
and Tobaccos.
This is n very desirable location, only
one square west Of Baseball Park Is+
directly opposite entrance to Hermftage'
Golf Club, and has a good. regular class
Of trade. Has been only catering to
the best.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
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Port MISUNDERSTANDING. ioEp. rtre,n,,
$50 bales: exports. 100 bales: sales l69 bales:
stock .oi So bales ''
Total to day NJ all ports-Net roc.irts
lt:eS haios osportn t'.o1s bales: stock, !.37s..
Total for toe wsek-N.t receipts. D47
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TUESDAY. MAY 4. 1915,
at 5 o'clock p. NJ,


tho property described In said causa
as all those certain lots of land. lying
and being In the County OF Henriro
near the northeast limits OF the cl,v
or Richmond, being lots Nos. Il to 3a
inclusive Also. the tract Of land adj
joining the said lots and containin,-
I $1,000 acres, having frontage OF Isl
feet inches on Browning Avenue. Tha
nearness OF this property to tho city
makes II desirable as investment or i6r
building homes.
the remainder in six and twelve monihs
Tor notes bearing 6 per cent interest
ute retained until the whole amount
Is paid. and deed ordered by the court
or for all cash at the option OF tho
purchaser.
ABNER c. GOODE,
j. NJ. TURNER.
Special Commissioners
certify that the bond required Of
the above commissioners in the above
cause has been duly given.
I. G. FLETCHER
Deputy Clerk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29
RICHMOND PRoDCCE MARKET.
Whole&aIe OuutatIons

by Levy commission Co.)
Richmond. Va. April IS. 1918.
Live Poultry,