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EVANGELICAL CHURCHES
TO HOLD NOVEL MEETING
VIII Conduct Conference to Dcnl with
Problems of Young People In
Suutluy SchOuls

Uniting in an effort to solve some
of the problems OF young people in the
Sunday schools. the evangelical churches
of Richmond and vicinity will conduct
an Older Boys and Girls Conference.
February Gigs. John l.. Alexander. of
Chicago, superintendent of the sec
ondnry division of the International
Sunday School Association. will be the
conference leader.
The conference council appointed to
direct details is composed of Rev. Will
liam Meggison, dean Of the Assembly
Training school, chairman; Curtis
Scott. Methodist; Rev. J. II. Watts.
general secretary OF Sunday schools of
the baptist Association OF Virginia:
Professor w. II. McGcc. OF the John
Marshall High School: Disciples: Jacob
Cmlauf president Virginia sunday
school Association. English Lutheran;
X. Il. Andrews. Episcopalian; T. &.
DiGgs secretary Virginia sunday school
Association; Miss Katherine liawcs.
president Young Wonen's Christian As
ISOLATION: w J. u. ilousnnn, OF the
BOY Scouts. and DIR. \. l.. Phillips, of
the Presbyterian Committee Of Publ
cation.
Two sessions will he held on each
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Par 1919 Aske,
oOITOS M,KKTrs

NIEw YORK FsD-g.-s lo cotton uas
active 20 lay prices nlr'lat'rF gi.b,, =
range OF or ;,gir's ..tr H. - mn !"
at Z net decline % o. POINTS ''
Liverpool cables were 't.u,. F., 49,, -,
-, -. +s M 90 Udyanc. OF
ana prices soon sa.e"a or gr4rr sr.,,.Tir.
=, t,,,sS -, ,1,.ro '.gn. alton rrobably
IN me in,erior rrieo- t,r eEGy. ''@f 'i.fs
loss Of, ~ points .i.er 'ne ,r...,r,
hnt rallied slight toward tho closa o., y.
newcd demand from houses vim W. ~
connections covering o; shorts a.d ~. W..
eraiy steady rGi'nc Of the soutf.rr t@h
markets. S'"'
s.agsdatas. Or types for ,he sr,a.s a,
unsod and stained cotton Wilton 49,. .'
iivc:cd local contracts uras, - lt
visions NJ tho cotton iriures Iag is w
We; been received while ruling ~, ,p'
siderable itEpcrtanct arc sun 90 BE ,.c,,,a,.
from the Secretary Of Agriculture ~, H.,
question ~ mixed PACKED bales n,1 t ,
reference TO the fNiag OF G,nereMc., y 49,;
reference 20 c!spgtes The unger,a!,gy az.
ya'iihg as 10 these matters I, supposed IA
lie checking general business TO .otr. 49,.
Cotton futures closed steady
, open iIgn. Low close
May ".--.--.....".... iH 50 .N 81,
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VAST WHEAT SUPPLY
COMING FROM RUSSIA
Unlocking of rhi. Store OF Grain VIII Force
Down Prices I'm Other
Countries

''D"'ltl 10 inc Times Dispatch
able adv!ees receisyh on the Board Boar Of
trace today. there Is possibility OF a
fo"dly portion OF the wheat now hoa rdcd
In Russia coming out. AZ u result OF tho
conference of the Finance Ministers of Great
britain. France and RUSSIA. The cash sup
plies OF grain ir Russi, viii he sold ana
conveyed 1" Western Europe via Archangei
ana N!adiv"siock. and the cost Will he cut
freight reduction In connection with the
low prices Of fo"dstuTs now ruling In Rus
~ SIherio Will cnabl. exporters TO sci: grain
/" the allies AT rates which cannot but have
= my",iic."i eject on The markets generally
long as Russia was obliged to keen her food
S'nHS within her OWN boundaries other GRIM
Er"wing countries marked prices much hiph-
-. Russian supplies will chenpen III, nrirna
no little. IL Is bclievcd Russia i. cirrvinr
q hiS load of debts. and the outward move,
partially place her on her feet again
, mere was anything but war market in
Doubtless we'll pleased with the fact that
IN" orders We're i"w and far between ioI-
loving the sensational markets for many
Jays previous. II was dav given over
,AEEeY 1" the smaller traders In tho mar
ket. While the larger houses had their
,corporals' watching the actions Of the
most any quantity OF the May, they seemed
L" make Tut Few purchases
hv"rnr" specu!ator believes there are many
possibilities in the yellow cereal for making
stead Of cooking at the big stocks OF this
grain piled up In tho visible supply and
III" large amount in Chicago elevators tho
prot cSSional has his eyes turned toward the
southern Hemisphere Help FOR tho bull f..
looked for from that faraway section OF the
world. There reports OF an Invas sion
of lncusts In the northern section Of Ar
ecnt!nn and some OF the best authorize.
! make IN" claim that damage has already
enough To withstand the onslaught from
THESE pests AS viewed from an impartial
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position. there AFRO many evidences of the
nnll" being unable to overcome the bear
Ism items now spread out before the world.
There was considerable liquidation IN oats
Dy local holders. but the price loss waa
ior export. There was II cargo OF wheat
Soia 10 20 cut Via the Gull ana 125.0Dl
IN" total sales OF corn here were ~ CD)
oushcis. export business In oats large.
In hog products there was "A further mod
crate volume OF scattered liquidation. nnd
considerable short selling by sccvrnl local
traders. particularly of May and July pork
Rather free buying of ribs and lard was at
In meats.
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>rw yonK rRorrcr mAnkE1.

NEW YORK February io-Raw sugar
easy; centrifugal. 3.s5: molasses. 100: refined.
steady Rutter, weak Cheese. Arm and un-
changed. Coffee. spot unsettled H!o No
=. ,T,c: santos No. I. ?a,c.
C"ttonsc,d oil declined 20 points early
under liquidation ny overnigh; longs. hut
'rt.r the market fully recovered ON talk or
big r"iniTr losses. European inquiry. and in
sympathy With he lat" strength IN lard
l'inal prices wcr" unchanged tu points
net higher. Prime crude, i.95Nio; prime
winter. yellow. ami summer. white. as. The
rna f%s SsS $3.50 W"rch FTi!.a - Aprtl ~;
c'5-2: May. 1.225..:S: June. 7.7lu..$H: Iulv.
80 $50: August. 7.iSU7.j,: September. 7.i1(t
80 Total sales ECO barrels
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Daya.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
DAIRY FARM

As trustee under deed of trust OF
record IN clerk,s office, Henrico County.
Deed Book 200-B, page o. default
having having, been made in payment of debt
the notcholdcr, ! will sell at public
auction In front OF Henrico Court
house, Main Street, Richmond,
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 10, 1915.
at 1890 a. NJ.
= n,s dairy farm Of 10 acres In Fairfield
Creighton Road. just beyond the city
limits, adjoining the lands Of Brauer.
kastleberg and Harris. There is n
frame dwelling of about rooms, out
house, good barn, equipped as a dairy
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay debt
OF S4.522.50 and interest from January
25 1915, and costs OF sale, including.
advertisement. auctioncer's fee and
trustees commission. any balance mt
one year; purchaser to receive deed and
to give notes for deferred payments
secured by trust deed.
GEORGE e. HAW,
JAMES w. LORD & CO.
------- Auctionoers.
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day of tho conference. on tho after
Moons of February %. "a and 25. stimuli
tancous conferences OF boys and girls
between the ages of fifteen and twenty
years Will be held. Tho boys confer
enccs Will be held In Seventh Street
Christian Church and the girls confer
cEccs will be held In Grace Street Pros
bytcrian Church. The conference lead
crs will hold their meetings in Grace
Street Presbyterian Church.
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JAMES w. LORD &. co
Auctioncers.
IMPORTANT.
AUCTION SALE.

On account OF dissolution OF part
nership. we will cell TO tho hishe.t
bidder. without reserve, on
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY Is. 1913.
on tho premises.
at - noon.
that very valuable tract OF timber CON
taininE $50 acres, and known as III.
Merchant Tract" situated in King
William County. IL miles from Les
tor Manor, on the Southern Railroad
ana convenient for railroad ana water
haul.
This Is very beautiful laying piece
OF lana. with 800 acres OF growinl,
timber. mostly thrifty young pines
estimated 10 contain 5000 cords of
pine wood and $50 cords Of pulp WOOD
or l.5pO.Vub feet OF good pine lumber
TINS sale Offers nuc speculation or
n very nm" stock farm. and Is Il de-
sirAblc colonization proposition
Either the timber or the land or
both VIII be sold on easy terms.
Further particulars and terms OF
sale can be obtained and plan OF the
property s.cn AT the Auctionecrs' Of
flee. Come and talk 10 us about this
before the sale and arrange to see the
property.
JAMES ". LORD & co,
ITO T.. Main street. Richmond
Ihonc RNndolph 1881.
a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-11
ANNUAL CHAMBER MEETING

Membership Will Elect Officers Fer En-
suing fcnr nnd Hear Reports.
The annual meeting OF the Chamber
or Commerce Will DO held tonight Mt
S:i5 o'clock in tho auditorium of the
JeTerson Hotel. President w. II. Reed
VIII mako his report, conveying certain
for the work of tho
chamber during the ensuing year, and
Informing the body of work accom-
plished during the last. Officers and
directors Will be elected Following tho
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FINANCIAL.

THE CITIZENS FIRE INSURANCE.,
COMPANY, or Charlestown W. Va. lex
reinsured all of it's uncxpired ~. in
the Niagara Fire Insurance Company
of New York and having discontinued
business in the State OF Virginia ms
of Deco mber l. 1914. hereby Announces
It's intention to withdraw ponas of said
company. now held on deposit by the
tire aSurcr of the State
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NEW ORLEANS. February r-Cotton was
dul' hut steady to-day. Fluctuations were
marrow. and the change LOGS OF
2 I" points. Early In the day moderate
buying served to put prices to points
oyer Yesterdays close. while prices lntr-
Went To net loss or IL = points lack
OF support. 1t was claimed that srinrers
werr absorbing contracts which gave tho
market u steady tone. Receipts for the day
ct all ports were s2oIf bales while thus
Gar this week amounted to 32.ct bales Cot =
ton futures closing: March. S.S3: May. SIS:
.Inly. S.77: October. eos: December. as
Spot cotton quiet, unchanged. Sales on the
spot :" bales. To arrive, i.0c5 bales
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TIE PIPER ROOFING AND MANI.
i.nTTTTcs sifGArG G22M AZ TfI Sd hN"h
AVENUE AND ELM STiE:ET. - AZ"
Nl In execution of deed OF trust, dated
conr.. - b. 22G-A. i p"s9 a7s ch .efaniy,
having, been made in tic payment Of
and being required so TO do. we viii
FfipXy, ,fEHnG;A,s. Ii'I +. ljl5 s'
the above mentioned property. dc.
sscribed in said deed of trust. as fol.
'.Ail that certain lot of land. win
improvements thereon, lying and b@in.;
In The city of Kichmond. va. at tho
said north line or WiiIia'nsbGGrGG ." Ave tae
feet six (G) inches. and extending bac,,
between irregular lines, and bcii,,. L.,
10. loi. In the PLAN OF the city of
80. ~ that certain lot OF land w,,,
IMPROVEMENTS thereon. lying. and be,
north line Of WILLIAMSBURG AV"ni,n
near the Ci;y Gas. Works fronting on
nue. one hundred ana tvvuntyItwo Is,
Feet. more or less. and cxtcndini, hncI,
varying depth. and being lot 30 10,
TERMS: Enough in cash 10 nav COZ,
or sale. any taxes that may be due
NV noteS lor S'oV.! tach with interest
on same, on one from September 90
1914, one from October 20, 1914. onc
from November 20. 1914. one from De.
ccember 20. 1871. aud one from Jmnuar,.
20. 1913 until paid ana credit as 10
Ten notes ier $500 each payable month,
~ from February 20. 1915 to Novcn1
Der 20. 1873. inclusive. and the rcsid,,.
at one year after date. deferred nay
rncntS TO he secured by deed OF tr,s,
on the property and to bear intcrcst
Mt per cent from date OF sale; or ali
cash. at the option OF the purc haser.
w. J. WHlTEHUR ST
CLINTON l.. WILLIAMS.
Trustees
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Kichnond, Va, February u, 1875.
Beat steers. -. to Sc: medium to good. Gs.
to ~ common to fair. 5'k to ca: best heiter,,
rs to ~: medium 10 good. 5& to ca: com
mon 20 fair "a. to sis; best COWS, 5L TO s;
medium TO good. "a. to ~. common 10 fair.
32 10 AZ: best oxen. to c.! common 10
iair. Az 10 81: buls. q: TO 6: veals TO 10:
dicks. to &: cows and calves $40 to fe:: best
hogs. N: light =. to IA; SONS and stays.
"a TO Gl7: best sheep. Oh to ~: medium 20
GOOD "a to ai7; common tn fair. s,i TO a.:
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MAkKEr.

CHICAGO. February l9.-liogs. lower:
bulk, S6.5jMS5.S: light. sGiogs6.t5; mixed,
ts.i1J{s %: heavy. 80 3tlsfGi: rough. sG30lr
s6.i5; pigs SjoJ@Sj.so Cattle weak. Ma
tive steers. Si.i5NsS79: cows ana hcitcrs.
81. l5NS7G: calves. s!.O1TsI0N Sheep, slow
sheep ss%ns7oo Yearlings S7?iQS,75:
ambs {ToDn$SJo
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rErNRe alInG rEANrr MARKEr.

rETEHSsi-IG' VA Fnhr'rx $50, 90. ms
iSh. Farmers stock Market weak Mt 81
cents per hushei. Nirgin!as: Farmers stock
Market steady. Fancy Jumbo. 3H cents per
pound: fancy handpIckcd. az cents per
pound extra prime. 81, cents per pound:
smelling stock. -. to -, cents per pound.
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SUNCuItED-NENv.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.,
DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK. February le.-Cotton goods
and yarns were quiet to-day. Linen iaces
were up 10 per cent Advances were nm
nounccd wool hosiery and sweaters.
Wcs,cd yarns were up to very high levels.
with business quiet. Burlaps were active
and strong.
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Dried Fruits,
NARKET CONDITlnNs

Poultry Market IN I'm" condition. hon.
"rd chickens scarce ana wanted Eggs
Market unsettled condition: market lover
hH, II good condition. Country meat. re.
main scare" and wanted "oala- scarce md
wanted; 1--we In general selling nne
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NAVAL. STORES

SANANNAIi February :0-Turpentinc.
quiet. +i7.: sales none; receipts - caRks
shipments. 80 casks: s;ocks 35H59 casks
Rosin. firm: sales. S25 barrels: receipts ass
barrels: shipments @,Git barrels: stocks
1885 barrels. cuote: -, b. 800
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

CHICAGO. February !6-Iiears had ia.
advantage in wheat to dn" Largely rrcnl!se
OF ~" demands voiced In Berlin that IN.
var ." stopped. Closing prices were steady
~ - 10 :, under last night. Corn Hn!sbrt
'.Hi. 80 :. Of. oats. iowr L,IA To j. ,rC
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BY ]. THOMPSON BROWN & co
lll3 Main Street
TRUSTEES SALE

Of
HNIcR sr6iHa - A NSf hbNM2Enhh IiTG.,
l.ARGE INTENioR IoT Il REAR "a
A AIR SMALL SHQr IND LOT. MAD.
BY virtue of deed of trust, dated
July 20 lsll. and reeorded in Rieh-
mame a Sh'n nc tgo Court; D. D. 2l2-c.
TO secure certain notes therein de-
s sc,,"n default being made ana being
auction. on the promises.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY IL,
at 1870 p. NJ,
lot OF land. with all improvements
thereon, on south side. Cary Street. be-
Madison Street: thence ru GHI weS Wcs or
wardly and fronting on Cary Street rs
feet, ana extending back between
parallel lines 100 feet.
Also lot OF land, with improvements
thereon. fronting on Madison Street,
beginning 100 feet from southwest cor.
along the western line of Madison
street and fronting. thereon % feet 6
inches. and extending back between
Also lot OF land on the east line OF
an alley ten feet wide. between Cary
and Canal Streets. Belvidere and Mad,
end of said alley at a distance H of ioS
feet south OF Cary Street. thence east
Cary Street, IS feet inches to a point
distant 100 feet west of Madison
street; thence southwardly and mr.
right angles parallel to and 100 feet
west of Madison Street, 100 feet to n
point on the line of said alley 1913 feet
more or less. to the south limo OF the
l0-foot alley first mentioned above
thence northwardly across said alley
and parallel to Madison Street 10 feet
to the noint of beginning
TERMS: All cash.
LIE ROY BROWN.
,no,,>, Trustee.
NOTE.-While above are terms OF
the trust. easier arrangements can be
made.
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GREAT NORTHERN ORE
Nl NEW LOW Level.

Great Northern ore. another stock Ina:
vas vel bought some two weeks WAS
H,t:r. az tu advance that carried quota
4nuS ~ The aNw i"vri of 80.
~, h"erigoi. ~mg.'er~ cio.e" ~,rous At "''f
tt1 au.e l'aNora HE ngur"s regarding re
cent operations ga" expected wi,lln a few
la'crnationul issues wer, Tree from for
,iFn mrS'urn A,cht~am Canadian Pacific
NOR Quiet buytar in Union racnc car
iieH this stock - .-:'~ Norfolk and West
Ch"sapeak, and Onto was Inclined 10 henvi-
mess Win fractional loss
ion there wns li't.e business ana much r"s
7In '"lnrnSS on houses had :eI orders i"r
.he floor wee generally Of a psssimisti,
nninre. S'""i tonnAse Tor January showed
IN in,rcaSr n' .i..' tons. which WIS uncx.
!,'t,'d.E favorable. ana IN" announcement
~, ~. tn.I ma been "nEar"i at
'onraged huluen activity in special,ies
a'nis Nsl' comparatively duli Selling
j '.atu;c 7''"
Rry nov anl huv Industrial issues is
S,4F'n Jhnl promises y become popular
Pr"sn"ItN ia business without activity In
>sgN.iueS = not c"ns!de; ri probable For
'hat-.E pros 1rTiiN = not being anticipated
y" amy extent hy professional manipulation.
IN stock ENrha'Ee vhiucs thus uGoriing
~" punh, IN opportunity to participat. by
"a" purchase o. stocks before the arrival
VI ,niilion- share DAYS With Increased ;tC.
lvitS There - usually increased risk
NEW YORK. February io.--Apart from
,"uSian' pFesHur" against the coal shares
whiyh a. 1r time showed subs,amtiui
'"~Sa" IN rumurs -: IN i;npcud!u, daci> ion
nN 20" Interstate Commerce Commission
i"-'AN stock marie, was strong Chict
",r.aS ,he gay asNe lonmen,s was The reim-
ottawa where II had tccn deposited 10y
Sh"rirhn hauka'S IN Tho early weeks Of
tn" fur"?cnn war The importance Of .his
Transaction. seen hy local financial in.
ttr'stS lies tan tn fact ;hat il IS the first in
Hic3ii"t ~ return of gold ia his centre
''h,T INC beginning @; tn" foreign crisis
81 nh'r sn'%urHFins factors We're the large
increase ~ January to- mage reported by the
'l'''t states Sie"I corpora tion. advances
"a HnlNh"c s'ael and iron and new railway
,ma"riHF, nnd equipment purchases Ap.
'h" New york central directors on terms
nor" advantageous to The company Than
N''r oiir!n"ly outlined was reflected in the
rLtl@' recovery OF the stock
90 llrs toinleh' IN steel and some Of the
hWioNohNc shares asc.i dry to nigh records
r'f,En "Nghiir" f"ll 10 yesterdays low
'Ni' f'f cables on London hai r,,ovc,,I
7ter on buying OF bills thai movement N.jnr
facilitated ly the Hppro9cniur hoIidny
i."'t! money rates hardened slightly for a
S.lh'"r reason l.ondou'S markets. We're
steady. except the American division wrcr.
"a weaker tone prevailed
E'"nds wer" low cr. with heavy declines I'm
'"T 'Il'"4 Issues. There Wei" numerous
sn!"S Tor culture delivery presumably fnr
United states Registered = advanced j.
SEN yGi.K, 'r.b,,oIy - uoo..,.no
r"r. @.Ii. sterling exchange stcndirr: si>:v.
Jay hiils 2is'5" Tor cari"s s. ,335, 10Y d..
nnnG >iN'.1 Htr silver $50. Mexican dol
!arS -. tnvcruNi-Lt bonds arm. rlil-,,ds
rin"ty days. ?NH2 six months 30. a..
'''It money steady. ruling rate
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PURSUANT 10 an order OF tho Dia,r,ct
Court OF the United States for tho Jso a.
ern District OF Virginia. entered on tbo
~ ~ gay OF February; 1915. in tho matter
OF august SiTnonpietri. trading undo
me style OF the August Grocery Co.
bankrupt | w!ll sell at public a,jction
on NE premises. No. GIL -Gl3 East Mar
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY II. 1915
beginning at 1890 o'clock A. NJ
I the stock. which inventories about
$4,000. and consists OF all kinds OF nor
ular ana fancy brands OF high-prnhc
groceries. much of which is in srivinnI
cases. The fixtures are all nrsr-class
ana In excellent condition. The teams
consist OF Two good mules, two delivery
wagons and two sets harness
The stock, hNtures and teams yci,l
be hrst offered Il whole Ir tbe
highest bid then made Is not satIsface
tory TO the trustee. we will immcdiatciv
begin and sell in detail lots to tbc
be flnal. "''i
If necessary to sell in detail. all
goods not sold on nrst day viii be Tho
following day tFriday). beginning at
1890 O'Clock.
TERMS: Cash
II. GRAYsoN DAsHTE1.L..
Trustee.
TIE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
Auc,ioneers.
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Curb Prices Irregular

NEW YORK. February lp-Trad.ng on the
curo today was fairly active. with III.
trend % prices irregular
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SPEECH ON PROSPERITY
HAS ACTED AS TOCs|N
President Farrcll's Address at Pitts
burgh Find Quick Echo in Stock
Exchange Values.
L, $. STEEL COMMON RISES
stock Has Resumed It's Place rs Mar
kct Leader. AMI Its Strength
Brings Confidence in Other Issues.
Investors More Active.
nA nnnAnAN NALL.

NEW WORK. February 2" President Far
r"lrs speech at Pittsburgh has acted ~ &,
'ocl~m Tho rcycrhcratiou found an echo
10 io-tayS market with a substantial adj
vance IN United states steel common This
St"ck hrs resumed it's place a. market
loader AND IN" strength Hrd activity dis
played 70 day brought confidence ~ otn.r
'nt'ust0inls Some .t III. best uig"s or the
floor called ~" myWs IN this stock "f the
nest aut ui. lot houses reported an in
creased I,uaul from the patient inventor
Who pays outright for stock i' small guam
titles.
Tho opening wps dun ana turing the
first hour hctyiuoss in Heading tiscour
aged operations generally II was not until
well towards noon that tho market l"voi-
"poH is rt.d tendency. which ended i'm sen.
oral strength with activity 'ud now nigh
nrlces IN many ut IN" speCia'ti"s that arr"
NSpl1y'd Ny IA" uuturtuuat'S wlIr w"r"
Iulugtv in not trcuWulltinr shares carrier
R"HuIUc dropped to I+-i>. but recovered %
Nolui Ut the close The impression Is cur
""ui gu the street that New York Central
iis no'jiur. OF stocks New York C"utral
after arop 10 SAT-, found support and
Maxwell Motor issues moved mp steadily.
irr"SuciiN" of other shares IN" first pre-
i"fr'i sci ing up To az. and the common
Eunins moi" than points
Pi';ShmIh Coal issues to Witch n,tau
'"" has u"ni DRAWN u This column ud
Ntr."I sharply. ;he common gaining y
points au3 ike Prct.rr.i at one tu.. sell
ms AZ 9N " Use "f points. SeVerni bank.
lies offered a. these stocks ara further in
crease in market W in, ',nl.t,
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business session there will be u smoker
and entertainment.
The board Of directors asked ycgter
day that every member OF the cham
Der be present.
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~aE VALENTINO AUcTIoN
~ PHONE MADISON 1909
Via EAST BROAD ST.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
STOCK GROCERIES. STORE FIN
~ Res. TEAMS. ETC. OF AUGUST
GROCERY co. 6ii-Gl3 EAST MAR
SHALL STREET.
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KIcuMOND GRAN MAKKrT
Richmond, Va; February 10. u
RICHMOND HAY MARKET.

Richmond Va February "a. 1875
Following ar" the quotations on the Rich
mond Hay Exchange:
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Richmond & Chesapeake Bay RAILWAY Company

"'e"u10'1 o1itSdPtdAs pdy kdllWay COMPANY
sups,rssdinE Schedule OF April II. 1914.
''"euo'o subject TO Change without
Trains leaves Richmond b'5:5o a. NJ, 81 A.
r.. NJ. r. NJ. +. NJ. b4 +. NJ. 5:a) p
~ w l.. NJ ':io 4. NJ. bs p Nj. 10 p
Trains leave Ashland '5:5, A. NJ. b.7 s. NJ
n: NJ, 3D. a. NJ. ~ NJ. eli A. NJ. IS
noon. ~ II. NJ. T.. 3P N p
90 Pa +; NJ; 6:2o T. NJ. 10 =. NJ r. H.,
~ - w.; II j.. NJ
"SundaSs only. p' SunoA''
c II. hoSI.Ey. d. u. A.. Ri.hmon. ".