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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-14
MASS-MEETING SOON
Public VIII he Asked to Consider Plan
For Auditorium improvements.


For Auditorium improvements.
The action of the Board Of Alder.
men Tuesday night in connection with
the design and drawings for the new
municipal building, was satisfactory
TO me- said John G. Corley, president
of tho Wednesday Club. yesterday It
may be ten years before we are ready
for the proposed new municipal build
Ing, and when we are ready we will
not want an auditorium in II. In RI.
meantime let us get to work and i'm
prove the present auditorium, making
IL haoitable. decent place. which can
$4,000" ''N'
Mr.. Corley said that there would he
neld soon mass meeting Of the pub
TIC IN general in behalf of the wed
nesday Clubs plan to have the presen,
auditorium improved He insists thai
II Is not matter for the "Wednesday
Ciup alone but that Richmond as n
whole needs the proposed improve
ments In the auditorium.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-14
WILLIE THOMAS WINS
PARDON FROM GOVERNOR

Willie Thomas, a negro convict from
HaifaN County, has demonstrated that
the old adage which relates that the
man who Is his own lawyer has a
fool for a client" Ia out of date.
Willie Thomas was his own lawyer
when he essayed to steer himself out
OF the penitentiary. And ne was in
pretty bad. He was in since March,
1909. when he was sentenced from the
circuit Court OF Halifax County 10
serve six years for housebreaking. and
horse stealing, with five years added
because II was his second conviction
for felony. another year added for
esca ping from custody and still another
year to complete the term which he
had evaded for twelve months By taxi
Ing French leave
The philosophy Of the adage about
the fool and his lawyer did not appeal
to Willie Thomas. Tho example set by
his fellow convicts did not Impress him.
Willie Thomas sat down and wrote
a long letter to Governor Stuart, toll
Ing the Governor Just how It all hap
pened what no had done to redeem
himself and exactly how it would never
happen again X the Governor would
give ear TO his petition and freedom
to the penitent sinner. who respectfully
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-14
BULL LEADER is NEEDED
TO TAKE CARE OF WHEAT
peing piowed up and seeded to corn The
side Downward-Damage Re
ports Dscredftcd

Especial to The Times-Disnatch1
CHICAGO, May ia bull leader is nee
essary at this time to take care OF the
wheat being thrown into the pit This wa,
men.onstrated TO day when prices slid down
signs of reaetionary power. were no
IL t Is difficult TO- attract old birds sue
r r,ey with chaf and this may be an
Shieaso whea, market, Whie soms Of ,b .hs
believe there may possibly have been some
crop deterioration In scattered sectione
1s the southwest. they refuse to believe
cen, loss ane .",s TeRoT's TO
reports beTn that claim that wheat fields are
conservative Speculation knows 10 t,s corn The
losses were true that with each message re-
e ceS,i here OF deterioration there Would be
aamaEe claims. The country is buying
out little wheat to speak of. and the
hero worthy OF mention. MANY Of ia
reports received here that Hessian nv and
snr 'nIm bugs are devouring the wheat crop in
20 millers e 'ieoiteu
.d tnGSe WHO no watch pit conditions closest
cay that ;he wheat market is oversoId. and
.nat ~ Is dangerous to put out short lines
on me Price recessions seen. The cash
situation was slow to-day with sales Of
only lv.'N bushels al Chicago for domestic
thirty loads OF wheat and tMentv y epE I1es
~ 10 GO SSrn these were uncon:irmed. although
armed as sold. Liverpool showed priee
c lsisss OF r ia to nd to-day and private
coarse grains were lower. corn. NC 10 1ne
wne OATS ais &c to &c. The heaviness in corn
any previous day CT the week Cron re-
p pts from the oats country were generally
Provisions were slow. and, Will. no,.
elph lower. lard ana ribs we're up a
lard 'efesl bought
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trade in this vicinity for commissary
supplies and certain construction ma
terials. The wholesale grocery trade is
good. Drygoods and shoes continue
quiet and orders are generally small.
though numerous immediate shipment
orders are being received. a much
needed rain has fallen over almost the
entire district. and crops are in very
much improved condition. Lumber con-
tinues quiet, though inquiries are
somewhat better. Bank statements
made In response to the recent govern
mental call generally show improved
financial condition. and funds for legiti-
mate business demands are available In
some instances reduction in discount
rates are reported on prime commercial
paper. Collections continue backward
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AUCTION sALEs-rutur. -
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
'HLC a BE REAL ESTATE
GOOCHLAND COURTHOTJSE W. Z

BY virtue OF the power contain.
deed OF trust from p. G. MiIlar II
married. to the undersigned, dated IN IN
D. b. No "a SiJ noa and .o duly recorded /,
Court OF Goochland Countv ,orcui
state OF Virginia. / will offer al an ~
nc sale in front of the Goochpp.uo
Goochland. Va, on hc
MONDAY. JUNE IL. 1918
AT 1880 O'Clock r. NJ
All the property described in
o. Hi rust, containing 203 acres. NO. aee'
,ess. known as the GoochIand' more o.
se ouGe property situated at the i nts.
road with the River Road an, Churcl
ing the lands now or former,,, aoJoin
by William wolfgram. Sr - ownet
aro ' r ana Judge Mahan. This a. o.
lui and healthy location: cona. aehsht
schools. churches, stores anS Z
Sstatlon; thirty miles from P,nh ali"al
90 va. me soil Is a clay loan. free tpn
ciaii., alu easy TO work. and lis asn.l
oacSo. corn, wheat and tr,ct, " to|
Al kinos or fruits. The land La an
~ rolling. There Is a fne bold IDS gent cent
thrn ,mg stream OF water runn,nI
which are eap ssfe of With nlosS Sreek nat.
crops OF timothy and clover. Tba .atSI
pro'ements consist OF a fran. one 1m
one- ma II story house above brick b. an
fran. omea 'hi h rooms; 2-stor
s9Uar.: fronting spn inside coarth s
This property. lying immed,ateje nousd
e eou ny seat seat having large frontas
ceptible OF being subdiv,ded int sus
15n, small aa, farms. for which it is ad
q, l , Of sale. as provided by d..
proc eaSs; Cash Isl as to SO much Of ' eh|
me expenses OF executing his
,nciudlnS trustees commission ~
per centurn. the fees for drawiny ".
te disnbas This deed. IL then unpaid, ami
payable upon the said notes anj me
me .rne or such sale any OF tho sal
notes shall not have become duo
i,,I and the purchase money II
hulhcient. such part or parts Of tbe
purchase money as Will be suff1cie,s
pay of and discharge such renta IN
notes, shall be made payable ar sun
Tune or times as the said remainin
notes Will become due.
f0r further particulars. appIy tn
pHILEMON II. TUCK. Trustee
~. y: Calvert St. Baltimore. Md.
n -
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SIGHT OF AMERICAN FLAG
CAUSES WILD APPLAUSE
Delegates to World Court Congress
Cheer Declaration Concerning
''Hyphenated" Citizens.
MADE By. DIR. JOHN w. HILL
Commission Appointed by Chairman
John Hays Hammond to Draw Up
Definite Plan for World Court of
Justice.

CLEVELAND, May l3.-Delegatos to
the World Court Congress burst into
wild applause this afternoon when Dr.
John Wesley Hill. of New York, in an
impromptu speech, pointed dramatical-
.ly to a huge American flag above his
head and shouted: ANY English
American. German-American. French
American or other hyphenated Ameri-
can who does not support that flag in
the present situation is unworthy Of
the citizenship he owns"
An orchestra in an alcove began tho
strains Of The Star-Spangled Banner"
and the audience rose and Joined in
singing the song. DR.. Hills declara-
ton was not made at a regular session
of the congress, but at n dinner given
by the business men of Cleveland to
the delegates Of the congress. The
congress has forbidden comment on
the war situation during it's meeting.
John Hays Hammond, chairman of
the congress. to-day announced COM
mission of delegates to draw up a
definite plan for n World Court OF Jus
tice. Its members are:
James Brown Scott, Washington.
jurist
Theodore Marburg. Baltimore, form
er minister TO Belgium
Henry Lane Wilson. ex-ambassador
to Mexico.
cambridge Colby. New York at
torney.
Judge D. D. woodmansee, Gin
cinnati.
Professor Jeremiah w. Jenks. Now
York.
Mr. Hammond. by the ruling Of tho
congress. also Is member OF the COM
mission.
Henry Lane Wilson, Judge Wood
mansee and Judge Dudley Foulke were
the principal speakers at to-night's
session. Mr.. Wilson gave his alton
ton TO the limitations and possibili-
ties of a world court.
MUST BE Tribunal OF
SPONTANEOUS APPEAL
The court must be a tribunal OF
spontaneous appeal" he said. "and be-
hind every decree should lie the powers
OF the united siEnatory nations In the
form of an irresistible police power,
or OF an international ban. which is a
moro terrible weapon than fleets and
armies.
"A world court should be nterna-
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Bradstreet's Report.

bradstreets Saturday will saw for
n,GiiIhohd ana vicinity: Business con-
ditions are somewhat irrepul,r 49,
ilhes showing Improvement and a satie-
factory condition, while Others arc
quiet; however, the general tendency ia
toward Improvement. Retail trade IN
wearing apparel has been stimulatad
by warm weather Two large local
pants are reported to have large
oruers Tor war materials for European
governments. and are now EMPLOYING
many laborers and mechanics. One new
plant now being erected near here is
giving employment to about 10 o0n
workmen. and is greatly stimulating
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subscribed himself WIN, Thomas.

subscribed himself win, Thomas.
orp the e ,,,a OF Willie ION the Gov.
Tho Governor learned Sat VIII
conduct since his second kcarceratis'
was most praiseworthy
He ascertained that Willie had u
not only model prisoner, but o,
certain occasion had rendered tho
service that really entitled him To
slderation. Moreover. the convict
earned time Off his sentence by see
good prison record, and with
Time deducted he would be rel.
from the penitentiary In six mont,
me Governor yesterday grante,
conditional pardon to the conyict
ne was released yesterday afternoom
conditional pardon was also pra.,
ca IN the case of Richard Winst",
G wno was sent up from the tCirrn
court OF Chesterfield County In AZ
III, Tor malicious wounding. "a:
PARDON was granted on the rechn,
mendation OF the Judge who sentsrnn
the prisoner and the Commonwes - Sc ,e
attorney who prosecuted him. I'm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-14
STEEL MAKES SUDDEN
Squirt At CLOSE OF DAY
Within Fifteen Seconds Of Final
Gong Price Jumps From
So 1-S to SO.
TYPICAL OF WAR MARKET
Stocks Are Heavy, and There Will
Be Small Incentive for Bulls Until
After Germany's Reply TO This
Country's Note Is Received.
BY BRoADAN WALL.

NEW YORK. May is.-Fifteen second,
before the close today, when the chair
mans gonE began to announce the fnisn
heit. Before the las, stroke had died away
tho stock was up 10 IS an unushai smE,.
typical Of a war market. which swaS,'
from all BUYERS TO Nil sellers and back
the principal sellers, erca,ins a local short
interest. and. as the specialists we're WIN,
an' su~eT Tor 'he shares was the espH
nation. Tho stock was the pivot or the
market nil day, rising 10 rs maximum fs,,
then swaying around 80. Among commits.
sion houses there is an nnderepr nrrh,s OF
on the drops. while on tho roor the traders
delight In pounding the price whenever
The markc, in whole was heavy, Motor
stocks dropped : 10 points. other Spe-
1t is no, expected tina, there will he much
incentive 10 bull stocks nn,il .s, reply is
While the Fastener had his ear to Tho tnr
ground listening for war. the ,s We InoE,nr
for bugs Both became alarmed during
the first hour and sold stocks Ths s. move eve
was not extensive, however; ana the de-
cline did not bring out liquidation.
westinEhouse Electric is said to TO-. !. haze ~,
Of war sur suppies. New York Air Brake for
similar ,ruount. and American Locomotive
for with dsn1s It, Of the co naymsn'
All these orders were Obtained II is re-
ported through j. p Morgan Co
market With doubts about our ability, to
continue the export OF the raw or finished
Support developed in Amalsamated around
Gs. Ray Consolidated made good Showing ne.
the SsS s Cents Se'9ni poun
Directors officially stated tia, dividends
Bonds were quiet with some unevenness
There is no desperation in any quarter to
eOthusiaSQ1
present conditions. Commission houses are
closely restricting purchases and banks
again have grown cautious
NEW YORK. May 1s-Heavincss resulting
almost wholly from latest ASPECTS IN IN
ternational affairs attended to-day's un;
up and down according 10 the caprices OF
the trading element. which had some COM
mamd Ct The DAYS operations.
Numerous losses. mostly fractional wsEe
resis'eTsd at sse ohfs" another decline by
midday, when the financial district was
once more aEoE With rumorS n"s anh g nT
lin. The loss OF another British warshir
in the Dnrdanelles Furnished the hears
issues
the resumption OF dividends even though In
the form Of scrip. on Virginia Carolina
chsn'Sai preferred being IeEardsd d, A. an
in the South. There also were increased
inquiries for COPPER metal at tho highest
New hotationF were somewhat heavy IA
the bond list. and other speculative issues
bonds unchanged on call.
NEW YORK. May is.-Mercan;ile paper.
day Bills. ss5,, Tor sahics, $50; for demand
st79n. Bar silver. 80. Mexican dollars
ss@ ninety Time da sGan 5 T MONTHS FS sa cs
money. steady; ruling rate. =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-14

kS9%2 IS So es = Hkf5SG
= ~ nEAk 81 !A AEs aH o1fA DwE lit
ING. on CLARKE STREET.
and Equity Court of the city OF Rich
mond. entered OF May 3. 1915, in the
suit Of Ada Y. Larkin and others vs..
undersigned special commissioner will
sci! by AUCTION, on the premises. sub
tect to confirmation OF court. on
WEDNESDAY. MAY ~, 1915.
at o'clock p NJ.
First. The two-story frame .tene-
ment dwelling. known as No. sci South
Harrison Street. The dwelling CON
t tains four % OR Ave rooms The lot has a
by depth OF l20 feet to an alley Is
feet wide.
Second. Vacant lot commencing at n
PSi ut. on the north line Of Clarke Street
clarke Street IS feet inches inches ' 10 an a.,
along said alley 80 feet s inches: ,hencs
westwardly 81 feet TO an alley 10 feet
wide; thence southwardly 80 feet. more
or less, TO the point of beginning
TERMS: One-thtrd cash. residue in
two equal installments. at six and
ments to be evidenced BY notes. w p1y,
interest added from date of sale title
TO be retained until all OF the purchase
money has been paid. or all cash, at
the option OF the purchaser.
ORDWAY FULLER
Special Commissioner.
The bond required by the above de-
cree has been duly given.
LUTHER LIBBY,
Clerk.
The above sale has been postponed
to FRIDAY, MAY IA. 1915. at the same
hour.
POLLARD G. BAGBY.
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Outside Tradinp acti,.

Nr!SSFtTcnIan 10 The TImes- Dispatch.l
NE" YORK. May 1s.-Trading on the out
side securities market to-day was more
active than In the previous session, and
prices declined sharp fractions from the
SIoSe OF the previous session. Kicker
HeGeman. one Of the Whelan group was tho
acuHe feature and heavy transactions
sod down sharply Other issues in tho
heian group were also heavy and showed
fractional declines the previous close
Mining shares wore less active than in thu
previous session. and price movements were
from the close on yesterday
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. May l3.-Raw sugar. firm;
centrifugal IS: molasscs sugar. Ala: re-
Aned sugar. steady. Butter, barely steady.
Cheese. firmcr. Spot coffee. quiet; Rio IS.
&c; Santos 49, Zoe.
Cotton seed oil felt the effect of further
liouidating sales today. nnal prices show
for most part In the way OF short COW
erlnE. Sales i!.saA barrels. The market
s.9aGsl; June. stoas<e: July 6.E2a6A: Al
gust. 6s7Gs.ss. September. s.7sa67s; October.
6.s'1sA November. 6eiT.6; December. $50
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In Charge Of Tr.mc so

Nctlns Sergeant OF poIIco w
bradiey Will begin his new duties this
morning. Bradley. who has been ar
the mead OF the traffic force for soma
Time; was appointed as acting sergeant
oS the Board Of Police Commissioners
AT the regular monthly meeting We'd
nesday afternoon He will howe o,,iu.
charge or the man on the traffic divi-
SION VIII supervise their work and
iend his assistance toward promuIpot-
ing new means of facilitating frame
IN inc congested sections OF the citv
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RICHMOSD HAY MARKET.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CHICATO MAJ :@,Hoss. 't'ong; buik
s'< heavy ny i,o1,-75: Toush n'S sT.oa,7 ' -
pigs s.E ~ - cattle weak native bee,
steers. sjS14S3S Western steers. $500
S'G cows and reifers s3.3oTts.75: calves
Si5fISy.E5. Sheep. strong; sheep. E.7jaS. ~
larlb-, shorn. $s.JIslH.bH.
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AUCTION SALE
For Division of an Exceller
Detached Brick Dwellin
No. 1885 w. Grace 81
ON TUESDAY. MAY IS. 1915,
at o'clock p NJ

oN IL ESDAf. MAY is, 1915,
at o'clock p. NJ,
on the premises. we will offer for sal
me ABOVE propcrty. The lot begins
feet east OF Addison Street. runs east
wardly and fronts on the north line {
Grace street % feet inches, back be
tween parallel lines l45 feet TO an allie
20 feS wide. improvements consist d
a s-room dwelling in good order, an
with all modern convenienccs, such a
eiectric nights. up-to-date heatin
plant. etc. and was built by one OF III
best builders In the city, who owne
the property himself Its location as
residence is unsurpassed. Only on
block from the main car line, which is
com Portable distance. The nciChbod
hood is excellent. This will make
fine purchase either for home or al
Investment. This property will not D
taken down at any figure in reasoI
Don't fail to attend sale II you desiH
TO make n good purchase.
TERMS: Accommodating and an
nounced at sale.
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Hay crop WIN Re Sbo,t

Wednesdays rain. according TO farmers
VINO were In Richmond yesterday. will do
great deal OF good, but II did not come
IN time to save the hay crop. II is esti-
3: mated oy farmers that that crop will he
- per cent short rs result OF the pro-
ionGed drought which preceded the refresh
ing rain Of Tuesday.
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COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK, May i3.-An early decline in
she cotton to-day was followed 81 advances
with the close steady at net gain OF from
TO points. Tho cables we're Relatively
steady but, after opening unchanged to
points lower. the local market cold off
sharply with active months showing not
losses OF from 10 points during tho early
trading. Liverpool wa- - moderate hlIy.r
here but the demand from that source an
pcared to hs smaller than anticipated Sell >
inG also was promoted by the favorable
character OF southern weather news OF.
ferinr5 taDcrcd III ~ the decline howev-r
and the market later rallied on the GOV.
ering OF shorts Trade WAS very quiet as
prices WORKED higher and around $50 for
October. Wall street offerings Increased
and prices later reacted few points rom
the best Tn" talk around the rinr reflected
continuous nervousness over political con.
ditions; Gables reporting that tho por,
OF AFchanEe! had been opened, LED to rrc
dictions OF increased exports 10 Ruysi,
fitnrTs rIrEnE
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET

Richmond. Va Nay L. 1915
Rest steers ~ 70 :. medium TO good cX
TO -: common 20 fair, 5'1 10 ST. best
METERS TO ~; medium TO good. ia to eIl :
common 70 :air -. to - beat GOVT, 5is
20 far, al 10 r7 best oxen. 81 10 81: ron, :
mon % ,ai! II. "a "a. bulls best. ;i7 10 &.
meii-m. ~ % 80. veals 10 g: best hog,
'rht. ~. 70 "a SOW. and htags. { 70 =; best
'r""p. 10 :; medium 70 good g 10 com
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MARKET CONDITIONS
Live poultry-Receipts of spring chickens
heavier: market unsettled. EEgs-Receipts
heavy: market steady at quotations. Live
stock in fair demand. Hides-Market steady.
Buttcr-Narket fair.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHlCAjO. Nav !3.-Uncertaintles regard-
ing the diplomatic outlook and to the
latcst war development had depressing
effect to-day on the wheat market here.
The close was heavy At &c to sc under last
night. Corn declined &c TO lisHlLc net. and
oats &c to sc. Provisions. the final
suits varied from a decrease OF lcc TO i5c
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- NANNAR Ga. May ia-Turn.n,.ne
80. ~: sales iF casks: receipts. 80
sasss' ship'n=nts ~. casks. s,ock. ?: %;
esin,, S ps,sin frm sal.s. 1857 barrels, r..
r.u's shs haters. shipment :.yj bsr
'e'"' STOCK, s:.bts barrels quote: A. n
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
Dpy t;ooDs

XIV YORK Msy ;3pTh. c.,,,, .
marHtt Eas quiet today. Yarn. v-:e
s,tady Ra" SIX. iIiet. cantons more ac.
ny SaP"h'' fui! Wool goods. Hrrn. tut
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c9oI3oa: C., D.. ao7h: E.. aI7hs; F.. 80;
-, @I! H., 3S: l.. K. 3.+5; NJ. go; ".
900; Wg.. $40: WV. $50.
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BOND LIST

Atlantic Coas, Line lat is.. ga.
A 9. LII. and y. 4s Ihidh ............
A e. l.. Is Gin Baltimorel tbid)....
Chesapeake and Ohio cv. 4'2s............ a
ligGett and Myers .s...................... !?3
I.orillard Company IS tbid) ....,........ IL:
Norfolk and Western CIV. i'7s............ l"e
Seahoard Air Line stamped IS (eid).... ~
Scaboard Air Line Ldj. Observation-Disclosures. Sis
Southern Pacific CIV. Observation-Disclosures. Nis
Southern Railway Observation-Disclosures. 65ia
Southern Railway js........................ 100
United States Registered Is. Is3 lbid). a7%
United States Registered rs. 1918 tbid).. lri,
l.. :. Registered Panama IS. .gil thidl.. l0I
United States Registered a., 1925 tbid).. its
United states steel ID Observation-Disclosures. TO-
Virginia Brown Bros. cts IS ,hid) 80. rs
Na.-Car. Chemical list Observation-Disclosures. o.
Va. Ry and Power Co. SIS ,asked)...... a.
Wabash deb. Observation-Disclosures. IS
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SALES on BOARD.
70 shares Virginia Railway and Power
common. al IS.
STATE SECURITIES Bid Asked
Virginia. r. Old G. and R.....,.. So -.
RAlLKONh STOCKS.
Atlantic Coast'Line. CON-. 20. -.
Chesapeake and Ohio iS "
Norfolk and Western. COM. ioS "
Seaboard Air Line. pfd........... "a 49,
Seaboard AIR Line, com........... u -.
Southern Railway. pfd........... SO -.
Southern Railway, Com........... :. -.
BANK STOCKS.
American National Rank........ - 80
First National Bank .............. rs
National State and CITY Bank. 80. 40
TRUST COMPANIES STOCK.
Old Dominion Trust Co........... L.. &c.
Virginia Trus, Conpany.......... 10
MlSCELLANE OUS.
Va Car. Chemical pfd............ Q.
Va Fire and Marine lns Co. - -
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.

lash grain: Whent-No. . red. ESotE q SI.ol
}. > hard. Sl.5S': N5.'- Corn-No. vel
n. -si. T1ILc.
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NEW YORK. NAY y -Por, rnoy,,o.,,.
Middiing. sc. Receipts 8 bales. Exports
425 bales. stock ::i,s2i na.a- 80
Total to-day at all ports-Se, -..-,,
e:eS7 bales exports 100" haIes stock, 90
exports. sisil bales go
Total for season Set receipts. la,-. ~
bales; exports. I.>.l-i bales