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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-06
REAL ESTATE RECORD
AND COURT CALENDAR
Volume OF Trading Is Good, but Is
Confined Entirely to Small
Property.
SALES AGGREGATE
$4,000
Release Deeds Far Outreach Mort
cages Both i'm Amount and Num-
beI-EnSt Main Street Property
Brings $1,000.

The volume of business transacted
yesterday OH the local real estate mar
kcr was good. but the trading was
confined to small property There
variety to figure in the business OF the
day. The sales of city property ag-
EreEated nearly $4,000. while Hon
rico County land showed about the
usual activity. \ feature Of the bust
ness was the fact that the release
deeds far outrcachcd tho mortgages
and were also greater in number. Lit
Teton Fitzgerald sold to Alice T..
Fitzgerald lot fronting twirty-two'
feet on tho north side OF Main Street.
between Twenty scCond and Twenty
third Streets. The consideration was
$4,000. There were also several deals
of fair size that were sent back TO
the courts for some minor change in
the deeds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-06
ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
yesterday by the Electrical Depart
ment:
L. E. Gilman & Co. for George Alb
dalla, 1926 West Main street, 1--WE out
lets.
Same for Joe Conley, Twenty-third
and Darlington Streets, one two horse
power motor.
w. II. jerks for James Fox & Sons.
Chamberlayne Avenue, thirty outlets
Same for Hord's Drug Store 1901
North Twenty-ninth Street, two ceiling
fans.
Same for L. B. Slaughter. 22o South
Third Street, three outlets and one
fixture
Same for r. Kastleberg's Sons 1912
East Main Street, thirty-two fixtures.
Same for Union Theological Semi
nary, Ginter Park, six outlets
Engelherg & Bear for r. b. Braucr
East Franklin Street, one outlet and
one fixture.
Same for Elks' Home. 1913 East Mar
shall Street, two outlets and two fans
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STRONG, HIGH MARKET
UNDER LEAD OF STEEL
Profit-Taking Near Close, but Prices
Almost ut Best, With Good
UndertOne.
MANY OVERNIGHT &
GAINS
Steel Common Goes to ~, While
Bethlehem Again Makes New High
Mark - AlliS-ChalmcrS Is Weak
Sister in War Issues.
ny pROADAN WALL.

NEW YORK. August 5-Under lead
ershlp or United States Steel common
or to-day with new high prices for sew
eral OF the war stocks In the last
hour there was DroHt-takinc. hut tie
lis, closed with a strong undertono. aua
ton at the close was that the upward
movement would continue in the early
trading tomorrow.
strength was shown at the opening
with practically all issues displaying
overnight gains steel common had a
wide opening at from 1904 TO II IA
this movement Bethlehem Steel at
traoted attention with "a new high
record.
Allis Chalmers was the weak sister
during tho forenoon on publication Of
disappointinr quarterly report for the
quarter ended juno 30 There was u
substantial recovery from the low. how
ever. when cognizanCe was taken of
the, fact that the untitled orders at the
end Of June Were ;7.6i7,lS3 against
VIII the spcculators in the war
stocks turn 10 the railroad shares if
the western rate decision is favorable?
That IS the question that is being given
ers Many believe the Spectators in
tho war stocks viii convert their paper
profits into. cash and buy the railroads.
bur tho younger element in the Street
does not expect any such movcmentN
for they claim the average spccula or
in war stocks wants an element of mys-
tory which cannot he furnished by the
railroads. In the case OF the railroads
favorable decision would remove the
uncsriain;y regarding the maintenance
Of dividends at the present rate
Expectation OF brokers that the stock
market Will continue TO he active has
resulted III an increase in time money
cheaper TO get time money than to bor-
row on call.
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CHANCEnY DEEDS OF TRUST.
Eleven Deeds Of Trust, Amounting
IN OSD 90

Eleven Deeds Of Trust, Amounting
TO S"j.8S3.G0.
Eugenia Kinker ct VII to William
l.. Tyler, trustee. D l-2xl4o feet west
line First Avenue. 40 feet north of
Highland Street August 2. 1915; ST.
Robert F. Schroeder ct ux. 10 Har-
ry T. Moore, trustee. 22xlo0 feet east
line Thirty. fourth street. 81 feet II
Inches south OF Clay Street. August
3, 1915; sl,l0o
r. II. Harwood. trustee. TO John 4.
Coke. Jr., trustee. 27.02xl5o2s feet
north line Park Avenue, 24llS feet
west of Allen Avenue. July IS. 1915;
S6.490.
F. r. wyche ct TX. to william F..
Crawford, trustee, 36Xl4l feet south
line Hill Crest Avenue, 1853 feet west
Of Meadow Bridge Road. July %, 1915.
SLIGO.
Same, to f. F. Schmidt. trustee. the
same property as described in deed
next above. July IS, 1915; 1918
Robert Lecky, Jr. Ell ux. to John B.
Minor et al. trustees. 6oxl7o feet 2
inches at the southeast corner OF
stuart Avenue and Mulberry Street
July 90, 1915; sans.
Il. Rosenstein ct Tx. 10 Henry g.
HutZler ct al. trustees. the property
at 1912, l414 East Broad Street also
lo7 Mayo Street and 1890 1892 and
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cHANCERY RELEASE DEEDS.

f. NJ Roxlcy ct al trustees to Pc
Yer Sn 81 Shn.Skleiord: 45x9o feet south line
street; also. l5x122 feet cast line Third
street. 1872 feet south of Duval street
July 81. 1915: $685..
IL. S. Taylor. Jr., ct al. trustees. to
Allen Avenue August >. 1915: s5.3GO
George e. Crawford ct al trustees,
TO f. J. Melton, aGxl+i fec, south line
Hin Cres, Avenue. i55.3 fec, west OF
Meadow Bridge Road. July -, 1915
$1,000.
T. + Schmidt, trustee. TO f. J. Mel
soaa the same properly as described in
a J. Chewing ct al, trustees. to
George and Georgie Minis. 3oX6o feet
west line Hickory Street. between Cod
din and Calhoun Streets. July IA.
1915; 5000.
Henry s Hu,zler c, al. trustees. to
isr, Ros s,ns 1904 and 1906 East
Mayo Street, Sc l-2 feet north Of
Franklin street: also. 1912 and l4l4
Fast Broad Street. July IS, 1915; S.
$50.
Isador Shapiro ct al. trustees. to
same. 90 1-2x6s 1-2 feet at tho north
cast corner of Franklin and Mayo
Streets; July q. 1915; s6.o5O5o.
r. Smith. 2+Nl5S feet II inches south
line Clay Street. So feet east Of Thirty
hfth street, July IS. 1913; sl,oe";.,
Thompson. % feet 10 inches hv TIE i45
feet north line Grace Street. 246 feet
> inches west Of Addison Street. Au-
gust 4. 1918: S7.0S0.
e +. Schmidt. trustee, to Bessie r.
Angle. % feet ] inch by 90 feet north
line+ Floyd Avenue. a. feet : inches
east of Vine Street June "a. 1915. ST.
272
John B GAYLE 10 Rufin L. Thomas
30Xllo feet at tho southwest corner OF
Graham and Marshall Streets. also. 30
Nib feet at the southeast corner OF
state and Marshall Streets. July 81.
1915: $500.
s. J. boswell ct al. trustees. 10 B.
2. ShaCkclford. PONIES feet at the
northwest corner OF : and Twenty
fourth Streets. April 10, 1915. ST.
o2ol2
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.

h,rG. ':'G..i Cc-n-En. r.i;oy
=. Others nominal
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BEARS ENCOURAGED
TO SELL DOWNWARD
SenKoned Spectators See That Market
VIII Have Three Crops OF Wheat
Mt Snme Time.

CHICAGO. August 5-with sunshine
in the Southwest the wheat bears to-
market downward. The fact was clear
~ demonstrated that the bulls are
anything but lovers OF sunshine at this
The seasoned wheat Spectator now
sees that we are 70 have three crops
Of wheat at one. and the same time
The wheat raised in the Southwest is
still in the hands of farmers, the spring
wheat crop is already being harvested
IN parts OF the Northwest. and tho
Canadian crop will soon be ready for
market There is no export demand
TO speak OF. and the inquiries coming
IRON abroad reflect the intention of the
OF wheat: owing 10 the record crop
raised in North America. Sales OF cash
10000 bushels with 10000 sold in store,
pe1Ssd a4SeSs He ,s sfs@0A 70 r 60
abroad. These small sales caused
the day.
The best crop exports. after inves,i-
claims OF damage thereby are far from
a aiau facts Eeports from the Cana
factory II is generally believed in
wheat circles that not until the re-
eeipts become much heavier will there
De any permanent pressure. Some in
the trade advise great caution in max
ing large commitments on either side
Oh tHt market because OF the n
weather conditions
Omaha reported increased country
OF erinEs OF wheat and threshing gener-
ally over the State OF Nebraska Kan
sas Gity reported offerings small Even
oklahoma, where they have had good
weather. is selling practically no wheat.
Losses we're shown OF 3-S TO 3-4c. in
corn and 3-4 10 lsc. in oats. The
weakness IN coarse grains was largely
in sympathy with the decline in wbeni
coupled with the more favorable wealth g.
er map Cash sales of corn were 81. 900
puSneis, ana OF oats 900 bushels
The bearish situation in hogs was "a
Ieadlng FACTOR in the provision market
i;i6nidation was again free. with ribs
the weakest spot of the list
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NEW YORK. Angus; 5.-The demand for
The popular srecialt!cs showed no signs Of
abatement to-day. and there was ano.her
good advance Public buying which had
given evidence OF diminishing. appnrentl,
was stimulated anew ny YESTERDAYS upturn
aro "a large amount Of orders Accumulated
overnight. Trading was brisk ,hro ichnu,
The general course OF tho market was nj
"arn. hut after the first rush of buying was
over i relips" cancelled most of tho early
TiS- hut in Tho afternoon the movement
received fresh impetus Weakness OF a
ieW srectalties and railroad shares IN tho
last hour prevented tho market from max
Inr an even display OF strength At tho close
bethlehem steel passed tho 30 mark orrir
IN the DAY ana reached $07. an advance OF
- points. Later u relaps.d 10 3n, An
other new high record made Ivy General
Motors 1919
Tho urEon; demand 70. United states steel
continued. ard this stock WAS bought in
blocks Of TOO - 300 shares and rose to
:@?. another new high record since 1917
Railroad stocks PLAYED little part in The
forenoon Use. hut an the recovery. which
followed the carly relapse The, were bought
heaHi!h AZ advancing prices. The late SELL
ine vas directed largely at the railroads.
Whieh iei! back generally
Bonds were irregular. United Stn,ss is
declined &c. on call
paper, .34NS'.. sterling cxrhangs .!It% Jav
bills. ;i7.; demand. $3.50: cables s. ;.G
Ear silver. .; Mexican dollars. $50. Tsr,e
loans, firm. sixty days. r.T?i.: ninety days
:A.I5, 81, tn"nths. 3,.a$,. CHI MONEY
re
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MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENTS

Tn" Admi nistrativc Board yesterday
authorized the following improvements:
city Engineer was directed to report
Al estimate of tho cost OF grading
eighteenth Street, between O and i
Streets.
City Engineer directed to have the
ccpair force repair the roadbcd Of Ninth
street, near Leigh: and Leigh Street
between Ninth and Tenth Streets
Superintendent Of the Street Clean
ing Department was instructed to top.
dress with granite chips the sidewalk
On tho north side of q street. between
Thirty-third and Thirty fourth Streets.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

The following petition In bankruptcy
was filed yesterday in the United States
District Court:
~. a. Whitley. OF Richmond. driver
OF an oil wagon. petition in volun-
lary bankruptcy, listing his liabilities
at 1882. and his assets at 5000. Among
tnoSc holding the largest claims against
me estate are Gee Brothers. agents for
RACHEL y. Brown, or G. -. Richardson,
sEoo; =. NJ. Little, Sll0; DR.. e. G. Bryce,
soV' Or. w. w. Wood, $50.
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1as. Fast st. franklin Street. July 2s. I,

Kate B. Lockett ct vir. to William
Eatiin ct al, trustees. 65N140 feet west
Pollock Street. July IS. 1915: $2,95O.
X; L. Holmes ct ux. to John ID.
GaElc ct al. trustees, 30N113 feet south
inc state street. at the cast corner
OF Marshall Street. July 81. 1915:
Wesley Davis to ID. Z. Bragg, trus-
toe. lots B. and in block II in tho
plan OF Providence Park. July 90. 1915:
Sl55.62.
Nelson Winston to same. 25x9O feet
east ! inc Brook Avenue. 223 feet south
of Leigh Street. July 80. 1915; s259.37.
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Richmond. Va. Angus, S. 1915
Best steers. sdsi.. choice cattle higher:
Medium to good. 7'aas: common TO fair.
6Xuiia: common to fair. Si7Ef'4: bes, cows,
SISSY; medium to eood. S%d5*; common to
fair. AIS: best oxen sLT7; medium good
sta6i.: common to fair. 505,.; best bulls
8: light. 6N5,a; fresh COWS sioGiI5 best vcals.
S n:J,un common IN NJ io~sT ees; sheep STSa
Sh6t: best lambs. S; common to good. 81 "a ,
best hogs, ~: and stays. SOS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-06

me libel suit brought by Mrs. Alice
r. Dudley against Mrs. Eva I Nandion
found for the plaintiff verdict of $500
me defendant refused to appear and
defend the action. The case grew out
or a letter written April 10. 1915. by
Mrs Hanlon. addressed to Mrs. Dud-
Icy, and contained serious charges
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COLONEL is SILENT
HIM Nothing to Say on Third Birthday
of ProEressivc Party.
Special to The Times-Dispatch.]

Especial to The Time s-Dispatch.]
NEW YORK, August 5.-Three years
ago to-day. August 5. 1913. the Progress
sive party was born in Chicago.
ION the third anniversary of the
Progressive party. I have nothing TO
say" returned Colonel Roosevelt. its
father. promptly, when asked about it
to-day.
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CnICAGo LIVE sroCK NARKEr.

CilCAGO. August 5.-HoEs. weak hulk.
sc.2f eSlo, light ss.sias7Si mixed. ss:5a*;.SS:
heary Ss.loGSIo5: rough. fs.loGs6 :; pigs,
!G,"@S:! Cattle. steady: native beef cat
tie se,i@T$lo:s; Western stesrs. S6.7SGSk q:
COWS and hc!fers. .SlodSs =: calves. s..50h
slt:3 sheep. firm: sheep. sslo5sT.oo, iarobs.
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PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET

VNtIOIttU nE NodSeFs, FIuNlIncr e CO.. Inc.)
PETERSBtR re. ". August 5.-Sranish-
Farmers stock. market quiet; hrst quality.
soc per bushel; OF grade. 5oc to SOC per
bushel Nirginias-Farrners' stock. market
weak: fancy Jumbo. SIG per pound: fame,
handpicked. eA.c per pound: extra prime.
&C per pound; Smelling stock. exc 20 2A.c
pc. pound.
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BUILDING PERMITS.
Five building Permits Amount,

81 800.
PERMITS for new and repair work
were issued yesterday by Building In
spector Butler as follows:
Is. r. Puryear, TO repair frame dw OIL
ing al the corner of Altamont Avenue
and Clay street. to cost $500
X w. Wright. to repair brick dwell
ing. 3p32 Park Avenue, TO cost $40
{. j. Luck. TO repair brick dwelling,
25o1 Hanover Avenue, TO cost 500
Mrs. NJ ]. Gilbert. to build a brick
garage in rear OF 1927 Stuart Avenue.
10 cost $500.
j. r. Paschall TO repair frame dwell
ing. 100 Fifth Avenue. Highland Park,
10 cost $3.50
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FIRE RECORD.

Church and Rowe Streets. 2:38 p. NJ.
false alarm.
The blaZ. at the storcrooms of r. C.
Sims. 1924 East Main Street, on july
%. resulted in a loss of $4,000 on the
building. bringing the loss at this Are
up to $5.15624. The building was
owned by the Jenkins estate. and both
building and contents was ,vered by,
insurance
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARREr

. 'FIINN|V. NNeUSt o.-Conditions That al
loved threShiur TO Zoe resumed throughout
important sections, especially in Nebraska
did good deal today - pull :ovn the
settled, :. Ia NIL. under las, night
Other Leading staples. too. all suffered a
net decline Germ. '.m% 20 y. oat. !. to
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MARRIAGE LICENSE.

marriage license was issued yes
Lcrday by Deputy Clerk William Bree-
zen, OF inc iiustings Court. to +. Will
nun lessen. Jr:. and Jennie J. Well
DrOck. both of ChnrlcStnn. s O
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HENRICO TRANSFER.

One Deed OF BnrSnin and SnIe,
Amounting to 5000.
FRANK ). Waller ct uX. to w w
Nelson, 50Sl25 feet west line OF F!tz-
hugh Avenue, corner of Fitzhueh Ave-
nue. and Monument Heights Avenue.
plan OF Monument Heights. December
!, 1913, 5000
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK. August Cotton goods
markets were quiet to-day. Yarns. dull and
easv. Raw silk active and higher.
Wool goods are in better demand Dress
goods improving steadily.
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The hide market has advanced again. and
h,oes are still in good demand Wool has
Also advanced little. owing to scarcity, II
IL very dangerous ship green hides in this
Kind OF Weather. as .hey liable TO spoil.
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HENRICo DEED OF TRUST.


IL. j. Schroeder to q. stanley Clark.
lots 2l. %. % - and 2S plan Of IA
subdivision made by T, Crawford Redo
d Bro. near stop 20. on Richmond and
Rappaha nnock Electric ear line, be-
tween Richmond and Seven Pines July
49, 1915: $3.50.
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NAVAL. STORES

SAVANNAH, GA, August 5.-Turpentire.
frnr. SSA.N39; sales I23 casks: receipts. i6a
CaSts. shipments. casks: stock. 2i.Os6
casks. Ros!n. firm: sales I.SS2 barrels: re-
ceipts, ~. barrels shipments. 30 barrels;
stock. $40 ,,nrrels. QUOTE: .\B, a.N.
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sixth Street. CO feet north Of McDon-
ough Street. August 9, 1915; $780,
MENnIco RELEASE DEED.
One Decd of NelenHe, Amounting

Edward II. Brown, trustee. to John
t. Young. Jr. 10 acres and IS "a
acres southsidc of County Road, abont
seven miles north of Richmond. Au-
gust 4. 1915: $1,000.
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Come to the Natural Bridge Hotel

A garden spot in the Virginia mountains
offering peace and contcntment Excellent
cuisine Table supplied from hotel garden
and dairy. All cows tested.
Ballroom. swimming pool. bowling alley,
tennis court, automobiles. saddle and driv-
trains. 49,
Owned and operated by the Natural
3rldge Company. Send for circulars
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SUMNER MISUNDERSTANDING
Orkney Springs Hotel and Baths.

O'"'''g VptH
Beautiful mountains: always cool; elevation
$500. II you value health. pleasure, rest
come. Restorative waters equal Carlsbad
Germany, for nervousness. poor blood. gem
erai debility. rheumatism. kidney and
stomach troubles. Free amusement. dancing
pool. tennis. croquet; good table: reasonable
"a tee: cap. 500: bnoklet. II. G. Carter. Prom
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PLUMBING PERMIT.

permit was issued yesterday by
Plumbing Inspector La ndcrs 10 II
Grimmclrs Sons. for Il. Cartwright. "
South Third Street
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nusTINGs DEED OF TRUST.
One Decd of Trust, Amounting to
S10(tl.

G. NJ. Bradbury, administrator, to e.
T. Duval, trustee. i6 l-2Xl4S feet east
line Twenty-siXth Street, 60 feet north
Of McDonough Street. August 9, 1915;
$4,000
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HUSTINGS TRANSFER.

One Deed of BnrEain and Snlc
Amounting to $1,000.
Villa m a. Hinton ct uX TO c VI
Bradbury, administrator, sl-cX!4S
feet east line Twenty sixth street. 60
feet north Of McDonough Street Au-
gust .. 1915. $4,000
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HUSTISGS RELEASE: DEED.

F. T Duval. trustee. TO w A Hin
on. 4G ! -2xl+s feet east line Twenty
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Wins Her Libel Suit
Especial to The Times Dispatch.7
HARLOTTESNILLF;. VA. August
b.--A jury in the Corporation Court, in
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RICHMoND sTOCK M,nur1
CpITo\ M,I,t,rr>

-, l3''h H.s Early advance In
S Snl ,d 4.t.A ~, no, gain Q,
.ortlna,d ara.as. %: I.,.er, y.%"nsg 1" III"
70, st.es .F@ror'sI % CHAT marie, md he
Tl. w..,e,, ,..,
md Inc aSToa,.,( ' 'a ~, :or dry weather
De-, eao,,.t a' liverpool hmy;ns Or
III. reu -" sH'ii' sh"riiy after
nuIa tar ga" pics tiv.;uc.i
ne t ~. '.- ~giiL. mpnths sell
Or some - ;a,a,,, '' .G. ."",r,''. un ." '4,
las, Week Is. ~. TO-" l"N"t "i
ixlrg an " .$ yo'N!a"fahie zeal
s,hsr ,-I.. -t.' Hai Eei tui'4c'
,re,f., ~. midday the !ctatlcc
,4rrr, moving good rains IA
non, 49,. P ''hrF eastern h"l, 4c,-
scat,.-.- 5, .."'-H renewal oi
ii,.., " ..'Nr wan" ""4T!sh sen
acN!,es IN .r.l' ~ private crop
- $1,000 'If IONS ita' cotton wnuld
or M .,,o.'. ''ui.a'a' ma prices sage.
,.r,.,. -, S'ts' under last nights
The ft,.r.. matt,
"h, RI ..s"i barely STEADY.
IJec.r,t- .i' h21 Sc.
I,rL.-v go ~
March ~.
Ma 700 700.
.O.' 1870
.>Er yoEt-
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K!chNonl, Va. August J. 1873
q .:Si.l.E QUOTATIONS On CHANGE
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hide AND WOOL MARKET.

according 10 how bad they are
damaged
Green hides should lie thorough
~ sIltcu IT, warm weather to
keep thcm from spelling.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-30

BOULEVARD lot. south Of Main. ves,
side. sos foot; s3o0 cash. Address
80, care Times Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-30

''-Neat little detached frame
H"eliinR. In good condition; q
n'cH-up' as a cheap home or a
revenue producer.
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FOR SALE-Real Estate.

HAVE for exchange for country place
near Char loitesvillc. suburban resi-
dcnce. valued at $4,000. Has large lot
ana iS located on Three Chopt Road. at
Wcsthampton, Richmond City and
Suburban sales Co, Mutual Building,
Richmond, Va.
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foh SaLE-feal Estate.
FOR SALE
BY
tarrlson & Bates
Z N. Eleventh ST.
FOX SaLE-Real Estate.

arc Offering the following proper
'S exceptional bargains in small
\ eH or Investments:
p'--S,uar, Ave home: new, entirely
modern. . baths. hot water heat,
4 hardwood floors.
, y'-Stuar, Ave. home or Investment.
Large lot, baths. Can be rent
cd in flats: garage on rear.
stuart Ave. scmi-detached
prick. We'll rented; has . baths.
4 hot water heat
'o--Park Ave; 10 rooms. . baths.
hot water heat.
''p-centrally located. First, near
Main; II rooms. in good condi-
ton.
20o-Floyd Ave. near new school: s
rooms. detached brick, no, water
heat
Floyd Ave: modern brick. hot
water heat. large basement. with
laundry tubs; good lot. Very at
Inactive as home or Investment.
5o-Highland rark. Excellent 10.
cation. new and attractive; large
d Tot Exceptional bargain.
'o'- West street. Very attractive.
New, we'll appointed home; all
modern convenicnccs. and bar
gain.
''V--Hear Boulevard. Detached frame
H""!!lng: large lot At small
S'ss THIS property can he made.
an attractive home OF an excel
lent Investment.
''V-Neat little detached frame
d"e!iinR. In good condition: a
pickup as a cheap home or a
revenue producer.
HARRISON K BATES.
North Eleventh street.
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investments

Two dwellings OF fats in Jackson
Ward 10 per cent Investment, $1,000
each; easy tcrms
riAI'!E II HUME. INC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-30
FOR SALE-Real Estate
FOR SAIL
Special Attractive Home
$500

Eight rooms. just east of Robinson
street. about halfway between Broad
and Main Streets. in nest of condition,
furnace heat. oak floors. plenty Of light.
wide space on side and southern expo
sure. For this bargain see US "a. once
MOOREFIELD e. BLAKE.
90 North Eighth Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-30

CORNER property on Monument Ave
nue. near the boulevard, at $40
per foot.