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CHANCERY TRANSFERS.
Twelve Deeds OF bargain aud Sale
Amounting to S23.355.

Adams, isxi2o fee, north line chahln
Street. 227 feet west Of Harrison Street.
February 4, 1915. s7I5.
Daniel Grinnan. special commissioner
to James II. Anesbury. 5oNlo2 feet
4. 1915. tax $50. sl,iOO
Benjamin a. Hall to Martha a. Hall,
nue.. 100 feet east OF twenty third
Street. February 4. 1915. tax 81. $40.
Lee Park Co: to Michael Branch.
s Feet fee Vest nor Of T Fla 5S
2. 1914. tax 81, So
c. " Morgan ct ux; to Sallie Good
'1so feet north of Chestnut street. &c.
tober 80, 1914. tax $40. $40.
BOYD IT, Cobb ct ais. to Adam wucst.
p l,2x7o feet at the southeast corner
IS. 1915. tax so cents. $40.
Avondale Land Company TO William
c. Davis soxl29 feet south line Avon
Street. December 10. 1914. $500.
w: J: Whitehurst. trustee. to Henry
5; ,W, aa - feet 1873 inches by
inches north OF Cary Street. Jan
uary %. 1915. $4,000.
James 7. Sloan ct ux to w. r. Eber-
man, 35xl3S feet ! inches west line
Fourth Street. l65 feet north OF Louis
lana Street: also, 30Xl05.4 feet north
line Denny Street, 80! feet II inches
1918. tax $3.50. $40. %
w. j. Whitehurst. trustee. To Henry
$. Wallcrstein, % feet II IA inches by
Ill feet west line Davis Avenue 40
feet 6 "A inches north of Cary street
January %, 1918. s3.35O
Harry F. Talbot ct NIX. to Louise T.
Wall. ct al, 29xl4O feet north line
Grace Street, Sc feet east OF Meadow
Street. a one-third interest conveyed
February 4. 1915, tax 81. no considcra-
ton.
Richmond Moore ct TX. to Falk To-
bacco Company. 45X3s feet at the south :
second Streets: also, l5x45 feet west
line Twenty second Street. 81 feet south
OF Franklin street February A. 1915.
tax 81 $40 -
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NEW ORLEANS February Mar news
wa. tn" chief factor In the cotton market
to-day. Prices went down u TO II points
under yesteraay's close tho fear that
Great Britain was about To declare cotton
c"ni"ahand ara on the drrnrntioE by ecu,
many extending the naval war zorro !" Brit
ish ana Irish waters which the locnl trade
feared, would interfere to small extent
with shipments from this country. Late
IN The day the large mill taknES and the
enormous export movement gave the market
better tone, hut las; prices were AZ not
loss al = to points.
Shipments OF the week. amounting to 49,
~ bales. hrok. all records for a slsEle
week They Included 1896 bales 10 FOR
ciEn countries and l1i.ii5 bales coastwise
MIL taiinrS for tho week were 10000 bales
Spot cotton. steady. Sales the spot.
2rit bales tn arrive. ilno bales.
Cation futures closing; March. SEQ: May,
>.56; July, SIS: October. a.o2: December ais.
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Hcstcr's WcckIy Cotton statement,

Competitions as to actual dates not IN
close OF corresponding weeks:
In sight for week 5000 bales: in sight
same seven days last year. 80? 900 bales. In
sight for month. 30, go bales; in sight Same
dat" last ycar :|.oop bales: in sight for
season. lo.aoD ~, bales In sight for season
bales
rnr, receipts FOR season $4,000 bales:
port rcccipts for season same date last
overlan'! 10 mills and Canada for season
ef. ~ bales: overland to mills and Canada
irr season same date last year. $1,000 bales
southern mill taliinEs for season !! oeN n-.l
dnie last year. c.iS3,on bales
Interior stocks in cNccsa of September l.
l,h'I"l bales; Interior storks in excess OF
september ! last year. 90 noo bales
'irn EXPORTS for same seven days last year.
1850 bales: foreign exports for season.
iisaooH bales: foreign exports for season
same date last year. s.5l4.O6l bales
week. 5000 bales; Northern spInnera' takings
and Canada for same seven days last year
500 bales; Northern srinners takings and
Canada for season i.GnG 400 bales: North
sam" date last year. $4,000 bales.
Total visible this week. I.T3a.J1 bales;
total visibl" last week. ss7c.c:0 bales: total
visible same date last year. 6@Is.,j1 bales
i.si","o balcs; OF this the total American last
week. aa3br" bales: OF this the total Amer
.can last year. i5l7.oD bales
Al ether kinds this week, $4,000 bales
all other kinds last year. l,T0a.so baies
Nisihl" in the UIited States this week
".il:"n bales: visible In tho United this dat
last year. l.Sij,Gae bales
Visible III other countries this week 3?oS :
"p bales, visible In other countries this dat e
last year, $4,000 bales.
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CHANCERY DEEps oE rnrsr
Ten Deeds of Trust. Amounting tn
SoITI5 "

Isaac Rloom ct NIX. to 10 Lane
Inches by, $50 feet north line BROAD
Twent!eth Street: also. one-half inter
est in Sc 1-2 acres on north side OF
Goodall Road, near Ashland in Han
over County. February 4, 1915. soas4
Michael Branch ct ux to l.. w nv.
lah". trustee. lot l6, I'm block C. in tho
plan or Leo Park. February ., 1915.
Allen NJ. Schocn ct ais. to Richard w
Jones. trustee, lSx150 feet s inches al
the southwest corner of Main and lin
den Streets. January %. 1915. so2so
fenrE ). Wallerstcin to H. r. pol
iard. Jr:. trustee. 90 feet 1913 inches
by III feet west line Davis Avenue. G?
1eet inches north Of Cary Street Jan
uary 90. 1915. $2.77N
Same to same % feet II "A inches b,.
~ feet west line Davis Avenue. 90
feet 80 inches north OF Davis Ave
nuc. January %, 1915 s2.77O
w r. Eberman TO John Sloan.
5uxl 05.4 rect north line Denny street
a!4 fcet II inches west Of Third street
February 3. 1915, s672
Matte Carroll to L. r. Page, trus-
of Tenth and Marshall Streets. Feb
John l.. Fink ct TX. to Charles X.
Willis ct ais. trustees, 70xi3o fcct
north line Maynard Street, In Leona Ri
Heights February :. 1915, $3.50
ID. d. .lvery ct ux. to j.. Sitterding
ct ais. trustees. 35x14O feet east line
Street. January 81, 1918. se.5so.
George II. Matthews ct ais. to Elan
and Funston, trustees. 33 feet 4 jnchna
by w feet cast line Twentieth street.
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COTTON MAnI,urs

SEW YORK February cotton was v.r,.
nervous AID unsettled to-day but :, sh, ~
'sriy lreak was partly reroycr.d and tb@
close was steady at net loss Of 70 !,
Ioi1is W
N,e' open'nr steady ar az advance q, !,
F"in' ia iec'in. %: point ~ fcsr", %
weakened under he"vy ana NOR. al, '"s (.
general lipuidation This nppoared gbi.r,
dUe TO approximations MAT Mo ,;.ru,, w.,
ION" declaration y. published n.rc n,,ra
the opening might interf"r" with shlprtnr
street anc Western houses sold very 80
iiNely on the break. which carried prig..
about j TO "a points not lower
Weakness In The stock market may No.,
contributed 30 there orerings. while it.,.
was ais" some confusion resulting from 4,
lniscnns'rUcti0n Of certain parar.nphs fr,,n
Treasury Department regulations IN con.
hcctl"n win the cotton futures law which
lakes nncci ~ February - som. iruIcrs
'Vlh'nt'y m'ttook these extracts a. irdi.
c"ilng tai would he imposed on an IA
iuTc transactions on exchanges wh,r.,.
they merely provided fo'' COLLECTION Of !, ~
on trading illegal contracts
Sr"t hourc.' were big BUYERS on ia. o.,iy
hrrak. ana the market bccain. con,para
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.. $. CIRCUIT COURT or AprE>Is

The The United States Circuit Cour, o,
~ 10 o'clock. with Circuit .JIdres
tHnapp ana Woods. and Distric, Ju6r,
@crhor IN attendance
inc following case was argued.
y, No l3i3-FrankIin Holland and !
M MonTon Holland. co-partners tradinr
creditors. petitioners VS.. Richo ompS Ny
i IIiwaine; III Thomas II. Wilcox an(
on petItion " o. ct al. respondents
etc Dis5rlc to s sopeTin IT, and revise
tnmmnnATTuPtcy Argued by f. c. Caring.
y AYR Ss iHe ne' NorfoI 13i
the respondents, and submitted io'
Hotnitted to practice:
~; =: Darlington. Jr and VIM, -
Ewin Rom. Baltimore. Nd wer INA az =
lmitted to practice as attorneys in hi,
Conference day:
Saturday being conference d,v thar,
viii be no argument OF cases To- MOI,
fe "w;, ana the Court will go into con.
cases in 'c cali eN Mond heretofore argued
-, No. l3l6-II. f. DunIap. annc,,,r,
anna MN 'Sy Power Company. appellee
" G;ppeni ron the District Court a,
CSullough. Martin & blythe Grennvi MT.
{, m, rh1mas A. Miller. Columbia. S
Tenn "" for lane" the ,n "A; Fowler; knoxXine
Abney. Columbia, $. G. and y =, /
'"way' Augusta. Ga for the appellee
company. appellant VS., The E:, I,s' o.. :,
y Fu 81 company. trustee. j. NJ. Rnrr ~
n .; nonsal and n. r McKcithnm. an.
~ Charleston. S. G. To bc ars,ro o3u ,t
'ames Simons. Charleston. s M
the i%oi apnc ~; addison; Columbus: Ohio 70,
CHARLESTON. S. c., WiIlcoy e. U.i,ien
wt.1T,r1e,nce: 5; G.. and Williams. Thomas 6
Wiiiiiams. baltimore. Md, FOR tho a, :"
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wheat due primarily to the urgent
world demand. is onriching the agricul-
.uriStS OF the West, ana is contributing
-, ~ increased commercial prosperity in
, rna. secllon, though the violence Of the
10 ITS other effects. The recent rise in
Cotton. with expansion OF exports. has
sharp depression in the South caused
oy the war. The strength OF the flnnn-
GA situation increases every day. and
courage to enterprise everywhere Tic
coi.iction IL deepening that the events
T Ic eiheSe notable months are rapidly
aeeeioping this country into the worlds
greatest commercial power. Money
i., ,''nnes easy: such liquidation as ex-
. ,s.H nus little apparent effect on the
i i'Ies markets.. the new Pcnnsyl-
vnnia Railroad financing has met with
fietI success. and there is growing
q gradual Improvement i'm business nc.
usvity' although no extravagant ideas
, nl an immediate great uplift are enter
as has taken place is still moderate.
ana a the volume OF transactions in
livery department is below normal pro-
number of small failures. particularly
III inc trading class. is large. Grave
n"estiohs OF International rights grow
ing out of the war are watched with
more or less anxiety. especially bv
those engaged in the export trade. On
the other hand. the iron and steel trade
outlook for an expanding output in
the near future. The January pig iron
broduction was larger than in Decem-
last August. Copper. coal and lumber
show Il more liberal movement. More
activity and hrmness characterize the
also In better demand. Outside Of war
orders. the shoe trade is quiet. and
rnfavorable Weather has served SOM.
what 10 check retail distribution.
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ELECTRIC PERNIITS.

The following permits wcre issued
ny the Electrical Department ycstcr
day:
Winston Electric Construction Com
pany. for y. J. g. Trcvctt, lTl5 Park
Avenue, twenty fixtures
j. T.. caudlc. for Corlcy Co cI3 Eas,
BROAD street, one receptacle
. w " .i"rks, for Fosters Studio. liO
North Ninth street. one outlet
John ". Latham. for w. H. Mills 1
south Fourteenth Street, ono outlet
and fixture.
l.; r. Gilman & Co. for j Z. Hogan.
and fixtures.
a. l.. Pickett. for Ellison & Co
seventeenth and Dock Streets, one five
horsepower motor.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEw YORK. February 5.-Raw sugar. firm:
centrifugal. ISL: molasscs, "a: refined,
firm. Huitcr and cheese. firm Spot coffee
uuiei: Rio No. . HsIS,.c: Santos No. 4.
07sr
cottonsced oil sold down = to 10 points
to-day under scattered liquidation Induced
10y the decline in lard and cotton. hut to
wards the close the list rallied partialIv on
covering Of shorts. light crude offerings
and small movement OF seed at the South.
Final prices were To points net lower.
Total sales, 10. +r bales. The market closed
firm. spot. 7.ljn7..o: February, 1891 }, :
March. 7.iS172o: April. ,Spd7.@s: May : :5ff
90 June, 7.3sa7.se; July. 7.t565.i6; August
.-hlM..n.: Sentcmhnr. I6iIf..s1.
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HUsTINGs C0unT. PART r.

suit for s75 was instituted in NO
the "s! Mnnch nonrt rar, H.. yesterday BY
rctser Co. No decla ration was Moi
~ JudSmcnt In favor OF the defend
wns entered In tho case OF Hattic
WY and Power Company. '"ii
- ne cas- or G. w. Jenkins arnIns,
onc ,LchnsElvania Railroad Companv 10
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

artcrs werc issued hy tho STATE
fIiIIporauon Commission ycsterlav' nc
Amendment to foreign cb,-,or
chester Fire Insurance Co,nn,n, 90 Is.
Sisn corporation OF the state OF Nov
rork, increasing capital stock fror,
100000 To 100000. i'o''
norfolk Manure Company. Incornor.
ntcd; norfolk County, T.. D. r.. + u
60; s5 oo !; Norfolk. CAPITAL stock $1,000 10
contracting business John s Sonra,
president; a.. S. Scelcy. vice president
LIZ, liza j. Seeiey. secretary and treas
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Weekly rottoD R,,,

NEN YORK. February 5.-Cotton has been
more or less Irregular during the past week
hht inc undcrtonc has been generally sicndv
ana prices have shown an advancing ton
u"n'E Win October contracts. selling I'M 10
F' or about - points above the low level
reached at the end or last month I,,nc-
lions occurred during to-day's session and
sentiment at the close Of the week was
rath"r nervous and unsettled, owing 10 an
pr"hehsions that recent war dcvclopincnts
might result In checking the export move.
ment ''''N
Advances earlier In the week reflected an
improved trade demand. accompanied bv
reports OF increasing activity among the
domestic mills, while there also was re
nuS ing 10y OLD longs or covering by shorts
me failure OF the news to Indicate in
creased pressure Of spot cotton or of South
efh hcdg" selling To develop here on any
important scale WAS considered tlisap-
pnintnani from hearish or reactionnry
standpoint ~
III" factors most emphasized around the
ring however, were spot houses buyinc con
!'hnei hrinness Of Southern spot markers
ana failure OF recent advances to attract
any large shipments of cotton here for con
tract delivery. relative lrmness In Liver
poor apparently created little buying power
mere. owing To expectations Of 4 wider diff
ference between the two markets. partly
as result 81 restrictions on nrbitraee bust
ness from this side after the new cotton q,
lures hiIl goes into effect
Reports that Russian and German BUYERS
were withdrawInS from the market proh.
hn!y encouraged some OF the selling on,
advances "
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BUILDINGS PERMITS.

Permits for new and repair work
were Issued by Building Inspector But
Ter yesterday, M follows:
Phil Harris. to repair brick store 433
East Broad Street. to cost $500.
u. o! Michaels, to build a brick ga
rage in rear of 300 North Lombardy
Street. to cost $375.
w. H. Cleaton, to build two-story
frame dwelling tho south side of
Twcnty-fifth Street. between Stonewall
street and Riverside Road. Woodland
Heights. to cost 5000.
Alma Goolsby. to repair frame dwell
ing 1917 Decatur Street to cost slo5
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'tton luturcs closed steady.


NEW YORK. February s-Por, movement,
Midding S.65 Exports. 1855 bales: sales,
80 haics. stock. ?2.;21 bales.
Totai to-day at ali ports-Net receipts.
'"Hl' bales: exports. 1921 bales. stock, l:2j,
81 bales.
eNuorts iS3.t,C bales.
Total for scason---Set receipts, 6.Si,.6,3
bales. exports. I.icl2S5 bales.
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET

IEI'hmond. Va Fchrunry ,. 1915
1915: -
Best steers. "a. to Sc: medium to good eK
70 "a: common TO fair 49, to ca: best heifers
mon to fair. -. 10 ~: best cows. So To 6:
medium TO good. ~ to 5H: common to fair
~ 10 "a: best oxen. 10 6is: common to
fnir vi 1" ~; bulls ~ To 6; vcais. To 10;
dicks. . 20 6: cows and calves. $50 to seS; best
hogs. "a Hight, "a to ~: sows and stays
~ TO ga; best sheep. 5,7 to So: medium TO
hood. "a 10 Sh7: common to fair. ah to ~:
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to Stop 10: williamsburg Road from
city limits to Seven Pines: macadamin
Ing the Osborn Turnpike, from ci,y
limits to Sullivan's store ana
bituminous macadamiztnE The Car.
street Road from the city limits To
the Country Club. AS agreed bctwecn
the City OF Richmond and Henrico
County 1T the time of annexation.
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CHANcEnl RELEASE DEEDS.
Four Hc1case Deeds, Amounting to
S132OO

'our teIcane DeetS. Amounting to
S13,2OO.
l.eake and Buford, trustees, to Davis
fSrothers. 22 feet 31-2 inches by CT
leet inches at the northwest corner
% %, Sary ana Elm Streets. February 4,
IT, T. sutton. trustee, to +. l.. Haw-
Rins. Sixl29 feet south line Grove Ave-
ue. leet west OF Elm Street Feb
runry 1915, s6.16O
Ma,,, SitterdinE ct ais. trustees, to e. J.
.Ma Sn,; !3xi40 feet east line Enslow
Enhue, 40 feet north Of Front street
FEBRUARY 8. l915, s2sIo
HTueh howell special commissioner.
, 10 i, .n, Aston. ct ais. i3xl2O feet mt
Fulton Streets: also, 3OxioO feet somth
Inc l, louisiana Street AZ feet west OF
luton street: also. 3Oxl47 feet west
i'me fulton street, l2O feet south OF
Louisiana Street. January % Ioii
no consideration 80 1870
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MARRIAGES LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued by tho
clerk of tho Hastings Court yesterday
AZ follows:
Alexander Rockoff and Annie Du.
binSky.
Bcrtie Bryan and Mabel c. NIyers.
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STOCK MARKET PRICES
DECIDEDLY IRREGULAR
Fluctuations Arc Confusing, and
Traders Arc Encouraged to Put
Out Short Lines.
WALL. STREET is PUZZLED
Movements Are BEING Conducted in
Defiance of Established Practices,
and Brokers Fear to OvercStimatc
Conditions.
Try nROADAN WALL.

NEW YORK. February Prices were ic
cidcdly Irregular to-day. standard issues de
N"loping weakness ami srccialties strength.
Fluctuations We're confusing. unscttlirE
c"nnden,e and encouraging traders to tn
cr"as" their short position. The close was
ragged hut probably not as weak Is quota
tons might Indicate
lntcrhofouch preferred was The feature
or the day. rising from ji'S 10 is',. and ;he
price hello we'll throughout. I'll" Chara"-
tor ~ Tho buying lent color =" the report
,hst an early diviacud announcement may
be expected
Southern pacinc broke violently from 50.
10 SIX, and 81 IS ia" official minimum some
S9.'%' shares changed hands. and the selling
may , have come from IN" P"nmsyivani@ hold
ton that liquidation had finished
Union Pacific fclt the effects Of 10"
cline In southern Pacific ana sold down to
lISS. This stock should not be coupled
at this tino with southern Pacific The
former is generally considered cheap.
Reading was tn" most active stock on tho
list. The pic" dr"ppcd points Traders
jumped on 1t with rI"e. anu tho rally Was
feeble
Canadian raciuc was sold down Ia la2...
Mali street has prejudice against ca
madam. and. compared with our own stand
ara rails. the pr!ce Is SIN considered high.
There some small selling ia this issue
sfas Ftt..,
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MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENTS

Tho following improvements woro
nuu d by the Administrative
George \. Coleman. State IIiubw,y
Commissioner. was directed to 49,
Use lot bids for the gravcling OF Tho
Ninc-Miie Road from the CITY lIr,jt.
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PLUMBING PERMITS.

Permits were issued by tho Plum
bling Inspector yesterday. as follows
j. t.. Phillips Il Son. for william
Brown, lis West Jackson Street
J. H. Rose IL Co. for H. G. Friend
GlO Virginia Avenue. Barton Heights
Oscar Werner. for Paul Wallis, 503
East Marshall Street.
Same. for Antonius Pringos. coo East
Marshall Street
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FINANCIAL.

THE CITIZENS FIRE INSURANCE
ecutive Offices. Baltimore. MIDI. having
reinsured all OF it's unexpired risks in
the Niagara Fire Insurance Company
business In the State OF Virginia an
OF December |. 1914. hereby announces
It's intention to Withdraw bonds OF said
treasurer Of the State.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO. February Hogs lover: bulk
:,9.Ma3;.lo: light ss.75dss.io: mixed Sc slTi
PIKE, s5;1Mss5, cattle week Estiwc.
steers S5.pHs"io; cows and heifcr-. 3.l5MS 10:
caves. Nuvn t..nn Sheep. weak sheen So 81
mS," yearlings. s.iOnssi5; lambs t,;55l
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HUSTINGs RELEASE DEEDS.

I"rby. trustee. to John L. and
ma v H. Walthour. partial release.
~ rect at he southeast corner OF
January %, 1915, 81 GUS
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REAL ESTATE RECORD
AND COURT CALENDAR
Yesterdays Transfers Show In.
crease I'm Number, Though Not
I'm Total Amount.
BETTER BUILDING OUTLOOK
Large Farm Is Sold Near Glen Allen.
j. Lee Davis to Erect Apartment
House on Stuart Avenue, Near
Mulberry Street.

Real estate transactions yesterday
were In the main for small property.
The volume of business was good. but
the aggregate was not as great as other
days this week Building operations
are improving and the prospects are
better than ever. The aRentst report
that business is improving and are most
optimistic.
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rETERsnURG pEANur MARKEr.

pLSTE r. :. III nH.UhT! fTHTiTHSr d Co. 1ns.)
,h ri risS ~ NH. VA: February Span
'sh: FARMERS st0ck-Markct steady at "
cents per hushci. VirE!nias: Farmers stock
MARKET hrm Fancy Jumbo. "a. cents per
pound! fancy handpickcd. 3i2 cents pcr
pound; extra prime. "a cents per pound
sht!iinS stock. "a to "a. cents Der mound
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ACCOMMODATION TRAlNs-wEsKpAYs.
Atlantic Coast Line

~'1N N'fE'''NhHs'U vi
EFFECTIVE JANUARY I. Isl6
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
For Florida and South: Sis A. NJ and Ga
r.. Al. lao +. 81. LID A. ii.
81.
For ". a w. Ry. West: s:D A. N. ,:a
For Petersburg: 1850 A. ~. s:b A. NJ.
s:;s 4 81 s:S 4. A.. $50 A n. 400 p. II.
u 81 +. NJ.
For Goldsboro and Fayetteville: 1910 p. AZ
Trains arrive Richmond daily: B:2 A. NJ
1919 A. N; $50 4. NJ; 100 a. NJ. 1851 A. 81.
f:p:t5 A. ~. N:p A. NJ. $3.50 u. N, tl:to p
NJ. e:o6 p. NJ. s:35 i. n. $50 p. ~. 500 p. IL
I:5 y. ~.
Except Sunday. taunday only
Time of arrival and departure and conn.c-
tona not guaranteed.
c. g. CAMPBELL d. r. A. III Main 81
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SANANNAli Ga February a-Turpcn-
hne. strong. 3't to ~: sales 81 casks; re
cctptS. IL! casks: shipments, Ia casks. stocks
'S"32 casks. Rosin. firm: sales los barrels
receipts. ll56 barrels: shipments SO bar.
rels, stocks. 1888 barrels Quote: A. H.
c., D.. t.. 3.6. "
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Dried Frulta.
NiARKET CONDITlONg

Poultry Marie. IL nne condition: hen.
and chickens IN splendid demand: hens
Iv"rY actiN" ~ - ""nts. EsEs Reccipis
heavier; MARKET lower, weak iIdes-Nnr-
r"t higher. receipts hS'.t. demand good
Country meats remain scarce and IN good
d-,nant
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1872 feet north OF Grace Street. Feb
ruary !, 1915. $2.120.
HENRIcO DEEDS OF TRUST.

Two Deeds of Trust, Amounting to
S1,535.
j. j. Elliott to NJ. III. Omohundro,
trustee. lot II. In block Z, In the plan
or Oak Park. February 4. 1915. $50.
f. L.. Augevlnc ct NIX. to John Sloan.
trustee. 94.4 acres In south OF Three
Chopt Road, about thirteen miles
west OF city: also 2 acres arJoininE
above. February 3. 1916. SI.475
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HENRICO RELEASE DEEDS.

H. t. Pollard. Jr.. trustee. to w. II.
August II. 1914, sl,59N.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS.

M" YORK. February i.-Cotton Cood,
ana yarns were steady to-day Wool wa.
hrm; SILK, steady: iohhcr, reported an In.
crcasinS demand from retailers