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CHANCERY TRANSFERS.
Eight Deeds OF Bargain and Sale,
Amounting to S2O,35O

E1Eht DcedH OF Bargain and Sale,
Amounting to S2O,35U.
w b. Bayliss ct uX. to y. J. Crafts
ls l-2k64 feet north line Jay Street. 140
1915, tax. sl.1o; $40.
Liebert. 21x147 feet south line Mar
shall Street, 25 feet east of Gilmer
Street. July IL. 1915; tax, s470: $40
Emma NJ. Liebert ct vir to /. w.
Crump. 140x10o feet north line Oak
wood Avenue, so feet west OF Stuart
street; July IL. 1915; tax. $3.50; $40.
B. II. Melton ct ux. to James "a Da-
line Floyd Avenue. IL feet inches
s4S5o
Richmond Trust & Savings Co, trus-
tee, TO Kline Car Corporation, 1856
acres on the west side IF the Bnulc-
YARD; bounded on the north aui west
by the Seaboard Air Line Railway:
also, all the improvements on the
property; also, all of the plant and
ton owned by Kline Motor Car Corp:
also all franchise rights and the right
TO use name Kline Car" July 20, 1915:
$4,000.
Richard s. Sully ct als. to Alice Sui
~. 3oXl65 feet south line Darlington
street. $50 feet east Of Rose Street
July S. 1915: $50
Thomas f. Browning ct TX. to
Georsc l.. Browning. lot l6 in block
10, 1915; $500.
Avondale Land Co, to Anne V. l..
Compton, 4ox132 feet south line Bran
don Avenue. so feet east OF La favetic
Street III Brookdale. June IS, 1915:
$3.50.
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CHANcERY DEEDS OF TRUST.

W. b. Bayliss ct ux. to II. T. Rich
eson ct al, trustees. IS l-2x64 feet
north line Jay Street. 40 feet west OF
Mosby Street July 26. 1918; $3.50.
a, j Crafts TO same, S1-2x64 feet
north line Jay Street. 40 feet west
OF Mosby Street. July IS, 1915; s3lS.
John Hill ct Tx. to F.. Sitterding ct
a.. trustees. 26 feet . inches by 1855
feet east line Cherry Street, between
CHINA and Holly Streets. July %, 1915:
1924.
Ida Q. Wolf. to H. R. Pollard. Jr..
trustee, 43 feet inches bv 100
feet NORTH line Beverly Street. 14S
feet inches east OF Harrison Street
July 20. 1915: S322.50.
Alfred Benson ct ux. to Stuart Bowe
5OXl20 feet east line Greenwood Ave-
nue. 2o3 feet south of Wickham Ave-
nue.. June p. 1915; s2.655
Alice Sully to George c. Fitzhugh,
trustee. 3ox155 feet south line Car
rington Street, west Of Twenty-fifth
street. July Is, 1875 S44S.
James A. Davis ct ux to Stuart
f'owe. trustee. % feet l inch by I35
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MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENTS

The Administrative BOARD yesterday
authorized the following improve
ments:
superintendent OF the Water Works
was directed to report an estimate OF
the cost of extending water main
from the a. r. Hill Monument in Her
and along Bellevue Avenue eastward
iy 10 Ginter Park
superintendent of the Street Clean
ing department was instructed to
nave the repair force repair the -oad-
bed or hospital Street. between Fourth
and Fifth Streets
City Engineer instructed to gravel
1ne sohnbed or Chaf!in Street, between
randolph and Lady Streets
superintendent OF the Street Clean
ing department was instructed TO
shape up the cutters and the roadbed
Of Washington Street. between Rucb'
hnan and James Streets
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Toll Ia Reduced

Especial to The TimesDispatch
HARRISONBURG, VA, July yo-an
announcement that will interest tour
lists all over the country comes from
the Valley Turnpike Company. which
gave notice this morning that here
after toll at the gates on the Valley
pike would be Is cents instead Of 81
cents. AS the gates on this section
or the National Highway are ive miles
apart, the charge will be cents a
mile.
The company at it's annual meeting
also decided to build a $4,000 bridge
over North River. near Mount Craw-
ford seven miles south of Harrison
burg.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. July E.-That Yesterdays
strong advance practically eliminated the
o o9 RI, interest wa, evident nom actions
ing continuation OF bullish crop md
w wensh ,, aa,naEs from all sections prices
mt n4t Fustaln ned break OF thirteen points 20
i II. points. the closing being barely steady
t a. swo TO three points net decline. The
the recent strong upturn had amply re-
neS.ea any crop, damage that may have
occurred. and with n short interest treaty.
reduced the market would have to DEPEND
LOT It's support largely upon new outside
s sSGinE io,, Val Street which fnrnirhcd
day. was a seller in the last hour on a
reaction In tho stock market, as was nlao
tno south anG local traders. The greatest
i ncav'ncss In the market came near the
Close. when the pressure found practic,liy
n no relief from bull sources Traders we're
eNiuentiE puzzled as TO the Immediate IA
'Mre o: tho market, but satisfied that 10
oinet wer" no, likely to proceed very far
so ionE rs tho present dry spell continues
In, In addition to the official forecast OF fair
weather over the entire belt NEXT twenty
ionr hours detailed reports from the Hous
r ,on i showed notable rise In tenn
peratures which. II continued is c,Is.
iMted to cause uncasincss In that State W.,
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CHANCERY RELEASE DEEDS.

Three Release Deeds. Amounting
to S5.:tS0.
stuart Bowc. trustee. to Alfred Ben
son, 5oxl20 feet east line Lucke
Street. 2o3 feet south Wickham Ave-
nue.. July 6. 1915: $500
Leroy l.. Brown 1T al trustees, to
Phillip j. Beattic ct ux., partial re-
lease, 69xl40 feet north line Stuart
road. 60 feet west Of F'cndail Avenue
July 26, 1915: Sl,SOO
IL r. Pollard. Jr., trustee. to Hugh
Is. Flippen, 2S feet lOl-2 inches by l5S
feet south line jackson street, III
ieet IL inches east of Price street
July 30. 1915; $1,000.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

The following petitions in voluntary
ppiankruptcy were Med yesterday in the
United States District Court:
Emil X: Siewers. OF Richmond, a cen
tractor, claiming liabilities of S236oS.iS.
tors holding the largest claims against
the estate are: Sabine Siewcrs, SI2, 900: ,
H. q. Siewers. $500; Broad Street
bank, $500, and the First Nationa
Bank of Richmond. sl,S00
James O. Forester, Richmond, ca
.erer, claiming liabilities of Sl430 %,
Auden Reed Craig. Richmond. la
horer' listing his liabilities at S37s.75.
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ore 7s4 East Broad Street. to

brick store 734 East Broad Street. to
cost 500.
Mrs. Mary p. Cameron. to repair
brick store and dwelling COZ and Goa
East Main Street. to cost SIZE.
Robertson and Eliza Hunt, to rc
pair frame dwelling 2O5 West TWENTY
hfth street. to cost 500.
Il. NJ. Darlington. to repair frame
dwelling 70S cambridge Street. TO
cost 500
Joseph Bryan estate. to repair brick
cost $3.50.
J, NJ. Pleasant to repair frame dwell.
ing 1417 West Leigh Street. to cost
James Jackson. to repair frame
uwelling 14l9 West Leigh Street. to-
cost $3.50. :"
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
'Sales at Union StockyardsD

July Nh.
Best steers. satSh. choice cattle higher
6,,.N6%: best heifers. 7iadS; medium to good
ee Sn common TO fair. a'sGsia; best cows.
fair. 4p5: best oxen. 6biQ7: medium TO good
aAn6i.: common to fair. 5ft5n; best bulls
o; light. "qSts: fresh cows. si09sN; best veals
su": common. lower: best sheep 515l:
medium to good. $685.: common 10 fair
SHHi; best lambs. s: common to good GfI5I.:
pest hogs. III: SONS and stays 515
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Two exceptions price movements for tho
most part tended toward lower levels. In
.erniuonal steam Pump of the cS-
ceptions to the declining tendency. ana sold
up TO q new high price level for the move
about four points over the close Of yes
terday. Electric Boat shares were fairly
acuVo and after an early advance declined
Sharply. The new stock was dealt IN eS-
,ennireiy' but owing to the fact that there
is little known of tho new issue price
changes were small. Cramp Shipbuiidins
was more active and stronger to-day. owing
10 inc reports of the large business the
COMPANY is reported TO have on hand New
nigh price level was reached in this irsue.
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feet north line Floyd Avenue, Al feet
3 INCHES west OF Dooley Avenue. july
5, 1915; $3.50.
j., II Robinson ct ux. to j. r. Car.
neal. trustee, 20 1-2x123 feet west line
First Street, liz feet inches north
OF Charity Street July IS, 1915; ST..
1880.
Lena J. Beardsley ct vir. to John
BaGby. trustee. 120x14O feet at the
northwest corner OF Second Avenue
Si,720.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK. July 29-Raw sugar. steady:
centrifugal. 80; molaEses. S.S7: refined weak.
coffee quiet: Flo IS. ~: Santos Is. si5.
cotionseed oil was generally higher to-
DAY. on light crude offerings and the IN
turn siE hog products. Trading was quiet,
however. in the absence Of outside busn e IS
Final prices were generally two TO four
points net higher. Sales $500 barrels TSa
market closed steady. Spot. 6o01Gi5: Juiy.
not quoted: august. so3H605: Septcmbc
90 Oct"hcr. toorc02: December, 6.oofYGoi:
January, I,usTf6ng " = N''
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NAVAL STORES
8 ANANN,

SAVANNAH. GA. July 2a-Turnen,ine
nrm: 81; sales: 4" casks; receipts. 3Gi ca skis
shirmcnts. 100 casks; stock. -, casks
Resin. firm; sales LIS barrels: receipts.
70. barrels; shipments. Lib barrels. stock.
"o% narrelS Quot: ALB. 80: CD 80. +.
3,CoG3o5: +, S.N51Slo: CHI. 3.l0: X *.
NJ. lOS: y. 100: We. $40. " ~. !: n0 ~ -.
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hEAROARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
''Ihe PruEIenhlxr Railuax nf a.. 49,,

southbound trains scheduled to leave Rich
NJ si.epers and coaches. Atlanta, Biz
Minshhin: 6;G z. II. through coaches end
sieepers 10 Jhcksonville: l2:+5 A NJ. llcepeTn
Atanta. Birmingham. Jacksonville Tampa
and coaches Jacksonville S-
Nor,obourd trains scheduled to arrive In
Rie hinond daily: 500 a. IL. $50 A. n. local:
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PLUMBING PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
S yesterday by Plumbing Inspector Lam
-. a. Chappell e. Bro for Archer G.
Jones. 200 Monument Avenue
r,,1 ~ g; Davis. for Mrs. Jordon, 3s0l-3-5
I'll, H. r. Mas chio. for Henry S. Waller
Strno, ana b South Eighteenth
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Sees His First ",Ioy,.n

HARRlSONBURG. VA. July as-
FOR the first time in his life. DR.
Charles a. Brown. sixty-nve years old
last night visited a moving picturs
show: He is here from Buckingham
oouhty on visit TO relatives. After
graduating at the University NJ W..
e!nia, he had a varied experience as
diamond miner in South Africa, phys,-
c'an Tor the Santa Fe Railway. cot
ton grower and ranchman
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were ;ssued nv Tho
clerk OF the Hastings Court yesterday
as follows:
John Roger Williams and vira At
kinson Watson.
Louis Vincent Agee and Rubic May
Blanks '
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HExRrco DEED OF TRUST.

Frank Ratcliffc ct ais. to Julien II,
Hill ct al. trustees. IL acres. between
the Mechanicsville Turnpike and the
right Of way rf :hc Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad. about two miles north
OF Richmond July 30. 1915: $4,000.
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
Richmond, Va. ,July %
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

DNI.MIU, July 29.-Hogs unsettled Bulk
Sa.:aJs6 go light. $7ooTs7.:5: mixed. s6co13;56;
neaNy. tt0pnS.N: rough. S600TftGl5 pi1s
se!O4t,4c Cattle. firm: native beer cattle
80 -ousip3: Western steers. seS5NsSl5: cows
sheep. strong: sheep. .6.c0Gs6.Si. lambs,
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ASK MIR. BOWMAN"

For Information and rates to Califor.
MIA Gxpositions before making ar.
rangements elsewhere. He can proba-
Sly save you money. Tickets by rail
or water 10 all points. Phone RIM
holph 1887. 0IS Z. Main ST.. Richmond
va.
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FINANCIAL

~, SEaHOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
Five Per Cent Adjustment Mortcses i,,
~, Bands. '''
on ne 1efni- annual iastalncnts Of interAs,
~ ms company's adjustment how'd
nnmn to ?laTo G:5.0or reprcsented p" hT
te ,oid Nos. = and % for 81? 20 each. VII,
&c ns'in on ana after August J. ,.,5 AZ -
Strn., o. MesIrs Blair & Co. No :, RronS s
sEABOARD iIK LINE R,1Iu..x
w., by ID. c. PORTEOUS. Scc-n,,ry
New York. juno 2i I1Ih ttary.
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REAL ESTATE RECORD
AND COURT CALENDAR
Trading Yesterday Only Nominally
Active, Sales Being for
Small Property.
BUILDING
PERMITS
City OF Richmond to Erect New
SchoolhOuSe in Ginter Park at
Cost of S63, Car Prop
erty Changes Hands.

Trading on tho local real estate mar
ket yesterday was only nominally ac-
tive, but the business for the day was
the best TO develop this week The
sales were mainly for small property.
but there was several that amounted
TO more than $4,000. The deeds of trust
and release deeds were about the usual
number.
Annie l.. Grady sold TO Emma NJ.
Liebert twenty one feet on the south
side of Marshall street. Just east of
Gilmer Street. for S4.7oo, d, II. Me ton
sold to James y. Davis twenty three
feet one inch on the north side OF
Floyd Avenue. just west of Doolcy Ave
nue.. Tho consideration was $3.50. The
deed transferring the property of the
Is line Motor Car Corporation to the
Kline Car Corporation for 1000 was
placed on record. The real estate con-
SiStS of 1856 acres on the west side
OF the Boulevard, near the State Fair
Grounds
y permit was issued yesterday by
l;uilding Inspector Butler for the new
Ginter Park School that will be erected
on the west side of Chan,bcrlnync Ave-
nue, between Maplcwood Avenue and
Myrtle Place. in Gintcr PARA. 1T Il cost
of S63.43o. The structure viii hc two
stories high, of brick construct IN. Il.
Erdt VIII build two-Story briCl; dwell
ing on the east side OF Robinson Street
between Hanover and Stuart Avenues,
at IA cost OF S5,9S7
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RAILROADS.
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY

Main Limo Local 81 ~ - t5.Is
James River Line 5000 @s:tS "a
\. News. NIX. Old PIT 90 -, ~
Newport News Local s7:l5 n ~ M
ar n .rr'ys from MN 'll:so a. .s:tS p.
West $50 a, $40 D.. 1855 a.. Fl: so I nn
'IZ9 p Jas. River. IS as e. .7:I5 %.
Daily EIccn, s,pL,
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NEW ORR Fans. July .s.-while cotton
trading day. the markets undcrtone was
noor and after the middle OF tn. morning
inc tendency was sag. The close was
unchanged TO two points down net
the morning advance was due to rood
but bulls began taking pronts and tho ,,,r
ket dill not stand up we'll under tho offer.
iinES. opinion appeared to be growing moro
pullsh concerning the coming condition rc :
port with private GGesses OF around 20 more
frequent but This did not stimulate buyiGC
Hcpot.s nom nearly all sections of the belt
were that the weather was too dry for tho
GOOD or the crop Much shedding was
Cotton futures closing: October, a1s: De-
ccmner, atti January, 95S: March, o7S:
spot cotton. steady. unchanged: middlink
S;eo'. Sales Oh the spot. ef5 ba'es; 10 ar
rive, Si6 balch.
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PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET

PETERSRTEG. VA. July eo.-Spsnish
Farmers sto,k-Market steadr. First quail
ny, SSo per hnshei: orgrade. 4oc to soc ne.
ouShel. VlrSlnians-Farmers' stock-Afar RI AT
steady. Fancy Jumbo. $40 per pound !.
fancy handpicked ahc per pound: extra
prime. &c per pound; Smelling stock &c to
ei2c per pound.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
DRY iiOODS

NEW YORK. July ?,-Mcn's wear wa,
more active to-day: particularly on spring
Eoons. cotton goods markets were steady
and more trading was reported in prtnt
cloths ana convertbies.
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HENRICo TRANSFER.
One Deed of Bargain md S,Ie
A In

Lou z. Mills ct ais to r. b. wal
ton. Jr.. l acre, on the Three Chopt
Road about three miles west OF Rich
mond. July =, 1915; tax, 81; $40
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET

Richmond Va. July p. 1913.
81 = SES ENlIiES h!d Asked.
Va Cen. :? 2, e. and R sGi
STREET RAILWAY BONDS
Va Ewy and Power Co. hs "
STREET RAILWAY STOCKS
Va. Rwy. and Power Co. pfc 81 ~
RAILROAD STOCKS
5, G. l.. com. Observation-Disclosures. 700
Chcsspeakc apd ohio .,......... 70 :.
Norfolk and Wep,crn CONN.,. zoe
scahoard air Line. r!d ...... 2;
StGhoard Air Line, con........, ]:
Southern Railway, com.. "a
BANK STOCKS
American National Bank. ls
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NEW YORK. July 2o.-Port movem.rt-
M;idi!nE. sac: exports. 15S5 bales: stock.
Total today at all ports--Net receipts
700 bales; exports. I6o5o bales; stock. "a o.;
bHleS - - 5000
;Iotaf fot @eek,Net receipts. 400 bales:
Total for season-Net receipts 70. Tsa ,ss
bales; exports. SSo6E2i bales 0
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Atlantic Coast Line

Inc s siRanaard Railroad Of the sopth
TRAINS fISS ~ ~, APRIL 6. 1915.
p. NJ. H:50 A. NJ o'1e A. NJ. and 6:S1
For Norfolk: 500 ~ or.
p. NJ. 1910 p. NJ '' o." r. NJ. %:ea
A. fS %. 81 Sos p "; Ry: West: s:ls a. H.. s:u
For Petersburg: 1850 An ..,. ~.
si.S, 4; NJ s;2 , A. NJ. $50 A. IT,, 500 p n
s.sS "a" Ii:p p. NJ $3.50 p. M. s:is p. II.
Trs,D Goias5oro and Fayetteville, 1890 p. II.
s:is A. a fi s.eo Hichmond daily: 6:M A N.
t.,7 a. ii:to 4. NJ. .z:io r. a., t1:1o p II
III, o NJ s:as +. M. 500 p. NJ, $500 p n
rtEaeept Sunday. Sunday only.
limo OF arrival and Departure ana comma.
lions not guaranteed anu conns"-
=: Is. CAMPBELI. d p sas AL. @.
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RICHMOND GRAIN y1ARKEr.

let ',H SIaIH: Wheat-No. 2 rod. new ilh
E!fS7 No. hard. new. l.llh6L l3h Corn
,. yellow. Sl@Sli1; others nominal
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

cli1cAGo. July 2h.-clearing weather In
- lrins about much lower prices for wheat
The market closed heavy AZ ?a:9?4 TO 3A
net decline Corn lost 7s7l to ~. and oats
.@tt /" AL, Provisions wound up with
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War Stocks Center of Interest
NEW YORK, July ?S.-Thc war stocks wer.
again the center Of interest on the outside
security markets to-day. hut '''i,h ONE or
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Norfolk &Western R.;I,v :,

oHLa ALL-RAIL LINE TO NoRForv
schedule In effect April g. isis'
Lays Byrd Street Station. Richmor. M.
NChroLk 800 A. ~. 1900 p M sI.on Sh
FOR LYNCABURG AND THE vs.
~ s'~ a. NJ. 's:s" A NJ. $500 r. H.. ST. e
:, arrive Richmond from Norfolk: .r.A, ;.
:s:;ia o;'' Al: III 80 p. NJ. From the Va:
NJ, $500 e. III. a.. '6:l7 r.,
'Daily. tDaiy excep. Sunday ,s,
Wy ". 3. sgv,LL " au"
p. It. NJ, Roanoks ,ShONDERS
c. H. 9oSIEY u u. r a.. Roenoko
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| Hlackeye peas No !. bushel. 80? 80 to 275
| MARKET CONDITIONS
| Poultry-Chickons active at prices quoted:
| hens. active prices quoted Eggs-Re.
/, ceipts extremely heavy. no demand. mar
| het lower and unsettled. Bu;tcr-Market
| weak.
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iIIDE AND WOOI. MARKET

The hide market has advanced again. and
h:des are SIN in good demand Wool has
NiS) advanced little. owing to scarcity II
l. very dangerous to ship green hides in this
KIND OF weather. as they are liable to spoil
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York

by THOMAS BRANCH & CO, Bankers and Brokers
Open. High Low. Sales S,orE
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Richmond Va, july 20 1915
!" w, HSI EShLE QUOTATIONS ON CHANGE
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

Trains L1sve Richmond--AIain ST station.
sSSHeSuIo nsures not guaranteed For thu
soHta-Daiiy: S:D a. NJ. local: i0:a5 A ~
s si: p; NJ: express. with observation
sleeping car open 800 T.. NJ. 500 r. 81. local
Tor keysviile and Chase City-week aavs
YORK River Linc-S:i0 T. NJ. Steamer Train
except Sunday. connecting for Balamorc
local. - o-AS
: OK drains Arrive RiSenrnona-Fsorn the South:
T. NJ. daily: $40 a. NJ. except sunany
From West Point: S:i5 A. a. excep, Mon
nay; s:tO - NJ aud e:l5 p. NJ. daily
O.ilce sI r Main ST. Phone Madison z72.
Richmond 4 Chesapeake Bay Railway COMPANY
euperrsd,.x scneuu,e OF Apru l., M
schedule SuDJett to Change Without
Trains leaves Richmond b.5:so A M q, X,
Al. os A. NJ. A 81. 10 a al, IL A. n
li:+S Il =. 81. A. ''iO E. a.. 0S p. ~ 10 p. NJ
:, Trains leave Ashland $3.50 A N h.,
al: o, a. 81. ba A. 81, 10 A. NJ, ..ii a
b.. IN nop ti ~ =: ~, 4. al. +. NJ, +. NJ
rs ~ Ill s:-V a. a.. 7:lo Z. NJ. p. 81.
SunGays Only. sunday
All travel Arrangements over Ono
Counter.
American or European
hhiirohd. Steamship and Pullman
R,. Tickets.
baggage checked. Taxicab, Trayeler.
HlChM9 s9a r. Transfer COMPANY.
SUD Enst Main Street
branch OFFICES: Jenerson-Siurnhv.
.r,> Rlchfnond Hotels
TIME AND TROUBLE SAvEps.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-30
RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.

'By | evy Commission Col
Richmond, Va. July %, 1915.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-30

NEW YORK July n.-Mcrcan,,I. n,n.,
:nS': sterling exchange: slxty-day bills
s. ~? demand. So = cables :. .E75 francs
tf't Mexican dollars. 2f'. Tine loans
firm; .iNty lays. .. ninety davs ~. siX
Ihcnth, tsT-. CAL money, firm: ruling
Sharp County record., 1915-02-12
COrintf1

Lindsey Rogers made business
trip to Portia the latter part of last
week.
W. 0. Rogers of near Evening
Shade was meeting his friends here
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claudus Kissinger
of Monette are visiting relatives and
friends here.
E, W. Holt and family, who have
been at Thayer, No., for some time,
have returned here.
A fine boy, weighing II 1-2
pounds, arrived at the home of
Wesley Foreman Sunday,
Mrs. Ida Holt has been at Nelson
vile for some time, being called
there by the illness of relatives.
Luke Gibbons, who h as been
teaching school in Lawrence county
for some time, has returned home.
John Rogers Of Sullivan town
ship was here a few days ago, the
guest of his brother, Lindsey Rogers.
Rev. George Rogers was at Ash
Flat one day last week doing some
trading and visiting his son, j. Z,
Rogers.
Luther Denton and wife, formerly
of Center, have moved to King Mills
and Mr., Denton is running a black
smith shop there,
Vernon and Clayton Nicholson
and Make Holt visited with S. f.
Nicholson and family near Woods
one day last week,
We notice quite a lot of farming
Is being done in some parts of
Davidson township. We believe
Ed Birchheld and Otis Dawson have
more land plowed than any other
farmers In this section