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WANT HONORABLE PEACE,
BUT OPPOSE ANNEXATION
Eighty-Two Leading Germans Ask
That Government Make No
Territorial Grab.
is AMONG NUMBER
iheS Set Forth Their Ideas as to
What Sort OF Convention Father
land Should Make With It's Enc
mieS-Confitlent OF Victory.

Especial Gable to The Times-Dispotcb 7
PARIS. August lS.-Thc full text of
petition addressed to Chancellor
Bcthmann- HOllwcr bv eipbtytwo
prominent Germans including DR..
Bernhard Dernberg former CoIonini
Munster; DR. Dclbrucck. editor of the
PrcuSsiSChc Jahrbuccher: DR. Adolf
iarnack. the famous Protestant theo.
logan, and Prince Won Hatfield. on
posing the annexation of non German
territory and setting forth their idea OF
what sort of peace Germany should
make with her adversarics. is given this
morning by iliumanite. which received
II via Switzerland. The s:flicnt mas
SageS follow:
Germany did not enter the war with
the purpose OF conquest but to main
tam her exist ncc which was mcnaced
ny coahtion of enemies. and to main
tam her national unity and the progress
OF her development. In making peace
Germany ought to have only these ends
III view. BasinS our judgment upon n
purely objective examination of the
subject, we declare ourselves partisaus
OF the principle that the incorporation
or annexation of peoples politically au-
tononouS or accustomed to autonomy
ought to be rejected
ne German empire was horn OF the
idea of national unity, and national
homogeneity. |, would assimilate but
SLOWLY ana lncompletelE national ele-
mentS That are stranger to itself. 1t
is entirely reasonable, however, that
territories which we shall evacuate
shall not be permitted to become n RAM
part for our adversarics. and that no
rival of Germany shall establish itself
in those territories.
I'VE are all firmly convinced that this
war will end with n complete victory
for Germany. The supreme recon-
perse of victory will always consist in
the gertrude nobly gained that Ger.
many need not fear a world OF enemies.
and in the proof OF the unexamplcd
strength which our people have given
the other peoples OF the earth and flu
ture generations. The German people
can only conclude peace which will
afford sure foundation for their
strategical needs and political and eco
nomic interests, unhampcrcd to cXer-
else their force and their spirit Of en-
tcrprisc at home and on n free ocean.
we are confident that Your Excel
iency and the constitutional authorities
will succeed without allowing them
selves to be turned from ri. object in
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NEW BUYING POWER
Is NEEDED IN MARKET
II II II Not Forthcoming, Price 81
"hent VIII Go Much

!Spec!a! TO The Times Dispatch
CHICAGO, August lS.--Ncw buying
power must enter the wheat market in
order 10 absorb the Increased offerings
or much lover prices will he seen The
fact that the September future is con
gcstcd. and that the shorts in that
lnonth are eager buyers from day to
DAY. shows an ovcrsold condition. \
great many Of these sales have been
pu' out by large houses who felt that
they you'd be enabled to deliver the
ac'ui! grain Undue. time. The Septcm-
Chicago pit to-ha:, but the deferred
months were 3Sc 10 &c. lower. 4 no
i!ccablc feature of the days business
"aA the heavy selling by the larger
concerns In the trade or all the hard
rpots sho" While ii is true there
we're enormous sales OF wheat reported
on export account to-day. OF which 100
b. Canada ana thirty-two boat loads
ny exporters Ia the United States. 1t Is
HhiG by thoHc in II position to know that
th!B buhiHcHs was largely old transac-
iohE "fSch we're made some time ago.
There "cr. no cancellations In wheat
to-day baltimore exporters Of -four
"rr" asked hy the French government
duct. which IL expected To be placed on
the ocean next month Millcrs and ex-
pOTtcTb In the East have refused to
cancel faIcr Of Hour on the ground that
there IL enough good wheat moving to
tabe care 0f their contracts, and that
there wlll be uInT" money IN delivering
tho hour than m cancclllnR the sales.
Spo, whcnt IN all the markets of tho
country was III keen demand. and the
rNnrinYs we're hardly sufficient TO sup
ply m" buyinY po""r for immcdiat To
uhe. Wheat IL wanted for quick ship
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BEER PRODUCTION

MAY BE CONFISCATFD
BERLIN. August 14-Conhsca,ion ne
part OF the German beer production
is possible though not probable s,cn
TO he expected because of the abnormal
state of affairs existing in Germapv
to-day. ConHscation will be resorted
to by the government only in case tb,
brcweries fall to set aside a ccrt,ir
percentage Of their normal production
20 per cent-for the use Of the army
Even the contemplation of such q
step indicates the Importance which
hcer has in Germany and puts il into
exactly the same category with broad
and meat.
In the semi Official announcement do
nying that any confscation Is conte,n-
plated Immediately, it is DEFINITELY
stated that this step will become necea-
shry only If the breweries contrary n
expectation. fall to supply VOLUNTARILY
mat amount of the brew which is re-
ga"ded as Indispensable
with the strongly patriotic feelings
mat inspire all branches of or MOO
PIE continues the announcement, at
is assumed without question that tho
breweries will bear present conditions
IN mind and will he willing to do their
share toward the well-bein.- of our
troops
The report adds that the soldiers
have to buy the beer which is indis-
pensable to their strengthening and
"e'i-bcing out of their own pockets.
circumstance which OF necessity die
thtcs to the army authorities in their
estahhshment of prices paid Or to he
paid.
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Weather Crop Summar,.

Weather crop summary for the week
ending August Il, 1915:
. weather that was generally favor
aole 10 vegetation prevailed over the
state during the past week. The tenn
peratures averaged two degrees ABOVE
normal. while precipitation. though be-
low normal over most of the State vas
ample for the needs OF all outstanding
crops; This condition of warmth with
hpundant sunshine and sufficient mo s.
ture. was very stimulating to the
CROWN of tobacco and late corn both
OF which are advancing rapidly To-
oacco is ripcninC, topping Is progress
be under way TO this crop. SO far NO
insect damage of consequence has been
reported. and the prospects for n good
,e'a are excellent Corn Is generally
III hno condition, ard vegetables and
melons are abundant. Flowing for fall
seeding continues, and recent sowinus
OF allalfa and clover are coming nm
aIiaifa' particularly, is making rapid
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meht' ana. as Il result. premiums here
We're &c. hiShc' than on Tuesday
Corn advanced l-2 to Use. with the
September leading in the upturn. This
strength was due mainly to small re-
ceipts. There were additional reports
from the northern sections of the belt
or the lateness of the crop and. in adj
oitlon TO this, temperatures were low
er and the rains cold. Cash sales here
were 100000 bushels
oats closed irregular and unsettled
nearly &c. higher: December unchang-
eu. ana May l-4c. lower. The Septem-
Der advanced to a premium of over l-2c.
over December on wet weather and
prospective delay In the movement as
ing affected
Patrick Cudahy, the Milwaukee pack
er. was credited with buying most Of
the October ribs and September lard
mat changed hands here to-day Offer
ings were small early. but fairly lib
eral around the top prices. and the sup
ply was believed to come largely from
the larger packers
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"'TRUST THE PEOPLE,n
BURDEN OF SPEAKERS

PETROGRAD, August 1S.-The open
ing days session of the Duma began at
o'clock in the afternoon and continued
until midnight without speakers repre-
senting all the parties having found
time to address the House.
All the Cabinet ministers remained
throughout the session and listened to
Il series of opinions more outspoken
than any ever before expressed i'm the
Durna. The criticism which was lcveled
against the government was entirely
in respect to alleged inadequate ar
engagements in various directions for
the prosecution Of the war. The late
Minister of War in particular was
criticized.
Trust the people" was the burden
OF most of the speeches. Army supplies
and munitions were the particular basis
Tor attacks upon old-fashioncd methods
ana oid-fashioned abuses, and the Duma
claimed its right to take a part in the
executive business of the country and
to hold the ministers responsible to it
for the conduct of their Offices
Withal. there was evident an amiable
feeling Of good-natured fellowship be-
tween the Duma and the ministers
which has never been apparent before
tween government and Legislatures. and
at the same time new and finer dig
nifty.
While the ministers were still mn XII, T.
their addresses, there was an incident
which showed the tone of the assembly
After the Minister of War. General
Polivanof, had spoken. VI. Rodzian ko
president of the Duma, had called upon
the members n stand i'm Si1cp.c u.i,l,
all the public audience present. in
memory of those fallen on the field OF
battle After the naval minister's
speech, NJ. Rodzianko apparently forgot
this formula. or supposed he had in
cluded all the fallen, whether by land
or sea. in the former observance. AS
the next speaker mounted to the plat
form cries at first subdued, then grad
ually stronger. rose from several parts
of tho house. and NJ Rodzianko FASTENED
TO make good his inadvcrtent omission
by calling on the members to honor
the memory of the Russian naval dead
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NEW YORK. suEutt :. II,.o, 49,.
- thI'h steiiivf tone to..ng %, g,yo,i,
fo-oisn euy.rE ard GOAL sapror: ar,.s,e,if,
l.sl'reu iF conf 'nuef absence ~ snu,f.r,
"H"Tirfs al" 1TT-.nsnsiau ~ !, III, -
nv crop movement or damage IN ,pa
southwest a. result of -ne storm -
Close Nas steady at q net aag.r.. =. ~
points Local tradcre seemed 10 r,.
attention % relatively rru ,4lgns ..
49, ~, after %pening poin, to IN ~
MAKE t!r"'6 frIncr Oh rcror'- ,hst -,
heavy rains reported in 'rexas nd ~.
sicc"riran'ed ~ ht2h aiaas when ,,.r,,
l!s . "'r tvtn open cotton Tho r.ad,r..
OF 'ne in"Tk"' % advance on :nat :.,r.a- NH
eehfi'ttS Vel discounted. tuG b!vers he
came nor" confident. with prices ,.o-I.tr,. n,
70 re, gain Of some 10 !. points h.,o,n
pHnlrAiirH o: the weekly weather -.r,r.
THiS sta's retG favorably Ak "a ~ ,
tHcci ~ recen' reirr IN Eastern and Cet .reT
he,l ara th' .ed laying. bur no important
st'"hf gtN'l oped, ard after reactions o, :
VI Hgh's he market again Armed up.
reaching p" hSs' point o: the dan in ~.
!a'c trAfinE whom a6rivt month. sole u
'" = points not higher C!usirx prices ,a.r,
~ ptSytthlj he nest. and th.re wa n
Ttne"aI % foreign buying IN The late trad
!rC. presumably 70 undo .tradSle. tn.
selling FOR southwestern account which vas
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kenecott Copper Active.

NEW YORK, August 1s.-Kenecott
copper vas active and strong during
tne early trading, advancing as
points to As l-2 under heavy buvinr
loward the end of the afternoon there
WIS n reaction of nearly points on
prohI taking. There was a good do
mand at the low levels. however, and
IN the early afternoon the stock again
showed hrmness. International Nor
canti!e Marine Issues continued verv
active and again advanced TO higher
ieHeis. The common stock advanced
rs and the preferred a similar vojn
by selling up to Q. The new preferred
ADVANCED more than points The
new per cent bonds. selling when
Issucd' were active and advanced three
points TO II. 'i &C
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Atlantic Coast Line
Tile s siaRG@sd K =. Of the south

EcutHuHIu NhiIrOuu OF the South
ErFECTlvE APRIL o. 1919.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
fS f ,D.rl and South: s:I5 A. NJ. and su
L. NJ. ti:lO +. M me- ~"
FSf n "a. 4 W. Ry: West; sls A NJ. ,sa
For Petersburg: 1850 a. 81. o:I5 A. a..
ZIG a; 81. sv, A. 81 $3.50 A. NJ. 500 p 81.
40 +. NJ, tt:i0 +. M. $50 T.. M e:15 +, Nj
s:2) +. ~. ll:J) T. NJ 49,
fI. Goldsboro and FayetteviIle: 1900 y AZ
Trains arrive RIchno1d daily: SAD n
s:ls A NJ, $50 a. 81. 1897 A 81. tl3:u
A.. Al. N:D a. NJ. 'G:o f.. ~. tl:R p. M
G:lI D.. 81. 6:S T.. 81. 500 r. NJ. $500 r. n
ii:S +. M. -
Except Sunday. Sunday only.
Time OF arrival and departure and conn,e.
tons not guaranteed.
c. Is. CAMPBELL. d. - Az Mai, q,
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

rains Leave Mchmoud-Alain st. station
Scheduie fisures not guaranteed For thu
South-Daily: $50 A. NJ. local 1880 4 ~
express: i T.. N. express VITA obs.rva ion
sleeping car for Atlanta: 1875 T.. NJ. express,
sleeping car open 30 NJ. 500 T.. NJ Ioca
ior k.yEHille and Chase City-wcek dnvh
York River iin"-j:in 4 Nj. Steamer Tram
except sunday. connecting Tor HultIn.o I,
.fai!cr carr .:s. J II. aLd i:!5 t. 81 dat.
Trains Arrive rNcnmord- From tho south:
':oS n. NJ. and h.yg y. 81. $50 T. NJ 80
NJ. daily: 81" a 81. except sun la.
day; ESQ a. 81. aud 6:i5 T. II daily
ONice Soi Z Main St. Phone Madison y,
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concluding such peace consonant with
the magnitude of our military sue
cesscs."
EHumanitc states that tho text of
this petition Is rot yet known In Ger
many. except in very limited circles
although its general character has been
very generally discussed
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET

'Sa!"s at Union Stock fa'ds.D
Live stock repor, for the week ending
August 10 2.i:
Best steers. sast.: medium TO good. mas:
coininon 10 lair. ii.n6s.; best heiers. 1i.T7i2:
medium 70 good 6'ai'; common to fair, iN6:
nest COWS, 5",Nhi,; medium To good. 5T:5ia.
common 10 air SisG; hest oxen Gi?Gi:
medium TO good. -; T6i.; common 10 fair.
Si"N*16: best calves Sd3: common lover;
best noga VIA sows, and stays 5ds: best
sheep .; medium 20 good. iTn. common
70 fair. s.S'i. best lambs sTSil: common
To fair, aisiii; 9es, lambs. sas,- common
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CHiC,nu GH,I> MARKET

INIIAtD tUgIE' /. Ellr,rrly ,,a,i.,
reports from IA" spring cfop region in
,!L'lng The 'nnadian Sor,hv'.s; r,.1 f.,
w wheat market t"-uhy a. Alrn1. ,n,o -
n..i" offset i"r heavy rains ovc, xsn.,,
M.,s"pi' an" NehTaskn Tricns o!o..d IN.
49, ,;,Hp'"mb"r 81 ~ aui D.crwhcr -,
WIN IA" range Ar II hol. H. 6,t.,.
70 sH. W. COMPARED Nl,r l.s, ,,..,
,".n tAmeH H.H'. 20 Z. cont ne, d..
,i'"N ?. cent i"ciine 20 i.d.. nIv,, y,
I,rr provisions ~ rise o; H. III. ,".,
Nci,l.''l pren iligu Low yln,
,tP,'uthtT o.. ioGN. !ri- "a,
December 20, .o.Js los. he
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NIM YnRk rRnnTCE MARkEr

centrifugal. !ss6 81: molasses .uaT!;s; 80
lind easy. o points lower. Butter and
cheese. easy. Spot coffee. quiet Rio No. =
:: santos No. 70. a..
Co'tonseed oil lower again to-day
unC"r scattered liquidation. freer orerin rs
Of crude and selling by refners. Final
prices were 20 points net lower. Sales
l',.3 barrels. Prime crude nominal: priln.
summer yellow spot 30: August. 5.iS
Sep'emhe'. +c: October, SIS; November
.rl: Decenhc' 5.S6 January. 80: February
h.I%, Marsh. SIS: prime winter yellow i-trN
".7i pr'rr" summer white. S.5GT5Oo
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

Chicago. August lS.--Hogs weak bulk
s5..aSGs light, $:Sss.75; mixed. 5000
S,E.: heavy. s50H Sos; rough. s.. SoG $500:
piS.. :"cersr.Si Cattle easy: native beci
cattle, S5toHSlo:: cows and hcitcrs. s?.!off
wethers, s5.eOlss,o. ewes. ssOaS. "a: lambs
81 .
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rErERsBURG rEANUT MARKET.

tRrpOrted by Rodgers, Punmcr & Co. Inc.)
iETERSBtRG, VA, August Spa n!sh-.
Farmers stock, market weak: first quality.
90 per p iHnel; Off grade. Soc iOc per
hush"l. N!rgin!as--Farmcrs' stock, market
quiet: fancy Jumbo. $40 per pound; fancy
hai hp:ckcd. Sc per pound extra prime.
2~.c per pound; Smelling stock. - TO FAC
per pound.
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SAVANNAH, GA. AUGUST lk.-Turpentine
nr'n, ,1"+ sales, o. casks: receipts 33i
casks: shipments. vi casks; stock l7.739
asks kosin. firm. sales. SyS barrels: re-
cents, 90 barrels shipments. 2i3 barrels:
.t0Nk. s2.ns! harCn!s. QMNie: Alb. 81.
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MISCELLAN EOuS MARKETS.
IlR GOODS

NEW YORK. August ls.-Wool goods we're
ilriii to-day and business mems wear and
f!"ss goods vas better than for some time
past. Hostcr. sold VOL for export. Cotton
goods were quiet ana yarns steady. I..ccs
and eInbroidcrs were dull Worsted yarns
we're more active with price, nrmcI.
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GERMANS ESTIMATE LOSSES
OF OPPONENTS IN yyrsu,

BERLIN. August 1s.-To gauge as
nearly correctly as possible the losses
OF their opponents in the west, German
oticers have been indulging in mathe-
natics. have questioned the prisoners
or war closely and have kept careful
watch OF the men who have fallen.
The French alone during the lighting
at Arras. the Germans think, have lost
close to 10000 men during the last bat
ties there. This estimate. of course.
includes dead, wounded and captured.
The losses are apportioned as follows:
Men.
Ninth Army Corps. 600
Third Army Corps. ....... G. 600
Tenth Army Corps. 10 ono
seventeenth Army Corps. 1900
Twentieth Army Corps 500
Twenty-frst Army Corps. ....... 5000
Thirty-frst Army Corps. IL 100
Forty eighth Division. 600
FIFTY third Division. 5000
Fifty-fifth Division. .......... 5000
lotti. $500
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Holiday on Excbo,x.

NEW YORK. August ST.,
nounccd to-day that the Cotton Ex-
change would be closed September
the saturday before Labor Dav -
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ASK MIR. BOWMAN"

For Information and rates to Callror.
MIA Expositions before making ar.
engagements elsewhere. He can prcba-
Sly save you money. Tickets by rail
or water " uil POINTS Phone Ran
tOlph |5S1. 6lS T.. Main ST. RichmOnu.
IN.
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NEW ORLEANS. Angus, ,s-Rumors r..
gard!nE the damage done by the trcp!c al
storm. but cotton UT to-day. In early trad
lnE there WAS the usual talk about dement's
from tho rain onsettinG wind damage Blu.
as The day grew old uncHslre,s Increased
over the rieeEre reports coming from Texas
shorts started covering and fresh long
hur!nE came IN. Lsie in the session tho
conviction was forced that such lan,s sc
had been done TO cotton fields am! there
was ais" the possibility that stocks of cot
ton NJ Galveston ana other points hrd been
a point ~ the h'she"t, net gain of e 10 e
points
Futures closed steady at net advance Of
70 TO - points
Close: October a.3s: December. s5,; lam
uary. 80 March. as; May 1909 Spot;
firm, unchanged. sales on the spot ,.ol bales:
to arrive. IN. Midtl!nE ahac
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Fancy eirs. per 6a'%s' ~.


MARX IT COSDITiO%s
@pp!"S Receipts. hesVy. d"'nhuf iirr..r;
'h!N hr'' quality wanted Pears Rec. vi,
light, Bartlett ruG Sec..l.s c.pec!,liy nc;iy /.
"i t"r quotation nctiv" demand 'en,h.s
'te' riH'S h"ayy only fancy p-ach-. van.
80 !!uins Fair Gcnan! Tor EooG qualify
''i pcs i'"' cir's. lghf. demand gGOi =,
Gu"'GN"nS onions Receipts hea,y t..
H'NI" 'hf. i'ihtn's Receipt very heavy
over supply Itrani sIou
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York

Sales Stock.
100 Allis-Chalmcrs ........
1900 Allis-Chalmcrs. pfd. -.
Am. Ayr. Chem. com. :.
$500 Amer. Beet Sugar. com.
200 American Can, pfd.
1850 Amer. Car and F'dry. -.
500 American cotton Oil -.
800 Amer. Hide and Lea. pr.
900 American Locomotive
Amer. Loco. pfd.
$500 American smelling
American Snun. com. -.
".loo American Sugar ........
American Tobacco. com.
loo Amer Tel. and Tel. Co. :.
American Tobacco. com.
American Tobacco. pfd
lJ.H0e AnacondaCopper .......
900 !AtChison
900 Atcchison
ZOE Atlantic Coast Line. -.
y. {. l.. of Connecticut
800 Baltimore and Ohio.
100 Bethlehem Steel Co. com
100 Baldwin. Loco.
British Amer. Tob. Co.
100" Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
-2.'o Central Leather. com =.
100 Canadian Pacific
100 California Petroleum
200 Chesapeake and Ohio.
i,o Chicago Great Western
90 Chicago Great West. pfd
hno Chi. Mil and St Paul.
Loco Crucible Steel Cor. com.
Crucible Steel. pfd. 80.
5000 Colorado Fuel and Iron.
colorado and Southern.
l.ino Consolidated Gas
Is. 700 Corn Products. com
Den. and Rio Gran. com.
G.l00 Erie
20" Erie. lst pfd. ......
zoo Fed. Min. and Sm.. pfd. :.
ZOO General Electric
l3,"uc Goodrich
900 Great Northern. pfd
1870 Great Northern Ore. Gifts.
Illinois Central ....
GOO lnterhoro-Met.
lnterhoro- Met. pfd.
800 Int. Harvester. com
10" Int. Paper
Int. Paper, pfd
l,ocu Kansas city So. com.
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FF ~ VllnNllsSlOn UO.l
chnnoni. Va. August g. %
Ia. Tbo,,tfrr

fEEs-Recf' l.. Very light; market,
trcmcly tive BGtter-Murke; :irn At quo
tations' slightly active Nc,ls remain scarce
and wanted Cattle. lambs. sheep and hogs
IN r"od demand ana command ton market
prices. Poultry Market very active and
recc!nts lisht. past f.A Nhy, .innlLMl heavv.
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h@Cinn Ms % develop here toward She end
~ last week. has not been In evidence since
The appearance of the storm. and while the
Withdrawal o. offerings may be partly due
70 an interrupted wire service. there has
occn *oInc modification OF ideas as to the
extent ot early new crop receipts.
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All Travel Arrangements over C,-
Counter.
America or European
Nniironu. steamship mud Pullman
Tickets.
baggage Checked TaXicab. Traveler,.
Checks.
tiIHMOND TRANSFER COMPANY
500 Inst Mnin Street.
brahch oinccs; Jefferson
Richmond Hotels
TIME AND TROUBLE SAVERS
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HIDE AID WOOL MIRKET.
MARkEr Cn%nlr1nN

The market or hides continues fairly good
bat Their" MAY 10 = decline owing 10 tanners
UT failing pure hasas wool market Is 4
i't'" dun bat dem. ads arc fair. B.esunx
iull and no; wanted.
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sEAHoAnD Aln LINE RAILWAY

lnond daily. t:3j a ri Local To Sori,na 10
=, Oh si"epeiS and coaches. Atlanta. III.
s!ecpers TO Jack.onvlllc: lZ:,s A 81 ,le.,s.
Atlanta, Birminsha.n. Jacksonvit!e raluta
and coach.s JncHsonNille
Noriahourd trains scheduled to arrive 4,
s;a0 A. NJ. 5:3i r. H. 1''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-19

>; N I;! foRK august ls:-Mercan,lo paper,
@,.HSs' ,Siertne siN'y-day Bills s.S:: 10
mao si"f5H cah!ts HS7i.. Rar silver.
49,. MEXICAN dollars 3sl. C;nvcrnn,nn;
bones steady. railroad bonds easy call
money, steady: ruling rate -
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RICHMOND rKi:Ir M.AKkrr.

Richmond. Ma. August =; .:lS
BY W. c. 'rcnshaw & Coz
Richmond Va. August =. !rif
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-19

Spot quiet: quiet niddlinE urlands ?e5c
a!es, 60 bales
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-19

New YORK. August iS-Stocks pursueN
their .anilla; course TODAY. the so-colled
var s7coinl,ies" and affiliated issue. alb
snrs!rE the hulk ~ s7cculat tive attention 10
tn" exclusion Of investment shares which
were either rcacttornry OF irregular Fully
~ Dc- cent ~ tho total overturn oC a9S mn
shares consisted Of United States Steel
"f'ch made tho new high price 80. for the
present movement. together with was,lrr-
noCse, American Cnn. CruCihle steel. New
York AIR Brake and the AlHs Chalmers is-