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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-03
LIBERAL MOVEMENT
OF WHEAT PROMISED
Favorable Weather for Threshinc md
hnuiinE bumper Crop All That
Is Needed,
LSnccial Ia The Times Dispatch. ]

G lHrSfi1! t" The I'll. e, mes-pisra,ch.
movement of wheat is assured. pro-
Nt''eu there is favorable weather for
'hfcShing and hauling tn" grain Those
VINO expect to handle the wheat are
nm''inE out sales in the way of hodges
ihr"ShinT operations arc progressing
randy in tho spring wheat country
ana wniic unsettled weather may pos
slhiN he seen in the Northwest to-
iiouginS transactions we're particu-
larry liberal at Minneapolis. while at
Mi,mh'peE forSirmers were buying not
This caused considerable strength in
the Canadian market Managers or
me houses III our own Northwest re-
port farmers are making liberal de-
inverness of wheat. and This grain will
ne Shipped to points of distribution AT
once. II is believed that the short
sales that were made for September
conditions now noint to further price
futures. :"
The wheat market was quite irrcr.
uiar ana unsettled to-day, with price
changes sharp. Resting spots for the
Gay showed advances o. ia 10 cent
there were sharp price losses during
the last half-hour Of the session on
selling by longs on "a report from both
Minneapolis and Duluth that the coun-
t'N was letting 20 Of cash wheat more
iite!H' ne report issued by Il. w.
SNOW. indicating a spring and win
ter wheat crop OF l.0o6 600 900
bushels, caused considerable Of this
grain 10 be thrown into the pit. Cash
sales here to-day were 100 600 bushels
wheat. with 100000 bushels for ex
port.
old crop futures in corn were strong
and IS cent higher. while the new
crop months We're "a to IS cent low
-. There was favorable weather
map and new private estimate for
the crop OF 2,9S6, 600. 900 bushels that
caused considerable selling
There was no pressure on Septem-
her corn to-day. hut, on the contrary
the continued holding attitude of tho
producers caused some buying by
shorts. Cash sales were O.. 900 bushels
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Curb Is Moro Active.


NEW YORK. September 2.--lnter-
national Mercantile Marine common
and preferred. Submarine Boat Corpo-
ration and Kennecott Copper furnish
ed the interest of to-day's trading on
the outside securities market. The
market generally was more active.
and prices of nearly all Of the issues
showed smart advances over the close
f yesterday.
Tho marine shares were the most
active issues Of the day and advanced
rapidly on the very heavy trading
which was tho greatest that has been
recorded In these shares In more than
- year The Increased demand for the
shares of this company was duo to
tn" conclusion reached by the German
Government that the submarine war
fare policy would he abandoned
Submarine Boat shares continued to
attract the usual attention. which has
chnrnctcrizcd the dc"-'ngs In this is
sue for some time. but after opening
NJ Il small advance sold off.
kcnnccott Copper also continued to
attract the usual attention and. not
unlike previous sessions Of the cur
rent week. a further now high price
level was reached. After tho carly
advance reaction was scored in sym
pathy with tho decline ~ other mar
kets. Tho balance Of tn" mining
shares were quiet and steady
miscellaneous spccialtics were uuict
ana prices held about steady ~ or
ne.r the level Of the previous close
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-03
SELLING OF SECURITIES
/. BY FOREIGNERS LIBERAL
sssf Offsets Influences Regarded
-: as Favorable.
STERLING EXCHANGE FrRMER
Believed That Many Standard Shares
Now Coming Into Market Repre-
cent Securities Which Came From
! Europe With Gold Shipment.
~ RRoADAN Wall.

= NEW YORK. September The selling Of
SECURITIES by forc!gners was In sufficient
volume to-day to offset tho iarorNNic IN
fuencc OF elimination az IN" German sab
lnariac policy and substantial -ecoNerN
in sterling exchange. There l. also a grow
ing belief that substantial part or thc
standard shares finding their way onto tho
market represent thuSs securities which 70
Gently came from Europe With III" large
shiT,usnts oC COLA.
siit ton resulted tn strong npeninE. gains
rnHcinE from, u fraction 10 q full poi.i u
the standard issues These advances wcra
slightly improved. bat hefor. noon Union
l.acidC. Steel, Sou'her. iavinc. Eric ami
o;Nc- International issues came onto 'hH
tnIrket In heavy volume causing 4 reaction
tina induced selling ia he HftcrDoo.. IN"
he Ntness wHs most pronounced IN no last
ho'r. and hnai prices were Lround The
lowest Some q; the war stocks. notably
CruCible S;cc! and Allis- Chalmers, rccotde1
substantial gains In The early trading. but
these were wiped ont in tho afternoon re-
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Liquidation was again evident In
oats. but 3,S cent his ncr to unchanged.
lhcre was u good business In the cash
article. with liberal sales in both do
mestio and export account A new cs-
innate on the crop caused some sell
ing. this latest guess being for l.5iO-
10000 against l,lI5, 100000 last year.
The market for provisions was low
CT, the monthly statistics f,Nly con-
hrminE their bearish position and
causing further liquidation by longs
in pork and ribs. Offerings of near
by deliveries Of lard We're rather light
and held firmly on support from
packers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-03

nor" hopeful view regarding tho political
situation ana builish reports rorrnrnirr
hns'n"fs being don- by English md A,neri-
en- mills Around the middle of tho day
N't 81 ohSr9l months iJ over
Yesterdays close. NaEuc ruinors Of tpn,hcr
r"picni storm later caused heavy bu;ing
on whlch ~" market bulged 10 a level
!. 20 - points up. net, for the most active
mon'hs When It was seen that The s,nr,',
was WORKING to the North prices fell OF
Futures closed stendy n, nm advano. of
- points Close: October, 367; DE.
SeH ne; @'S: January. l2la: March To-
ha!, 90. Spot. steady. e points NJ. Sales
IN thc sno,. 70 bales: to arrive II: Mid
Glins. a.iic. -"
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%,;,y YORK rnonI71r

NV NOIN. Sentcrhor 2-Rnw Suxar.
.,aSN; c"ntritngal. i.S1:-77; molasses surar.
: NV refined. steady: cuhcs. Is poin Q
hiEhrT At Soy: others unchanged Cheese
am butter. irng spot cofrce irrerr,la r.
Hn - Sc: Santos Is .
IEer" was good class Of outside bu,in
IN INC coitonSc"d oil market and prtces n :
Nhntcd easily losing generally T., :,
p"lnts not higher. The demand was hnsod
'h'ctiy on light Southern offerings Of cruJo
" sharp rally In lard and tho strength Of
COTTON huc :" warnings az another .ronic, !
storm; sales. ll.5n0 barrels Primo ,,r,,a.
~: Scrtcmhcr. 30: prime summer vcl;ow'
~; pcioher, ho. November. SIS; pccorhcr
- j hnu'ry, 6ot; February. SO. March
-, ApriI; $50 prime winter yellow and
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, September Wheat aGvaEced
to-day or continued covering by shorts. an
j Improvement IN tn" sterling e::ch suge SIT da-
tiou ana predictions OF unfaVorahle weather
DO INC United States ana Canada. ~ The
"i.-' the market had made a net gain OF
.1, to g. 9TH September at ~. and
Da c'1bcr at 'is,WHt2 Congestion n sep
,rus'-r corn caused II 10 advance - While
3.-tctreg months were AtH7t net lower. oats
j., .l;i.d Unchanged to / righcs at;,r arm
sHf;s throughuu, The >-ssion. Provisions
showed u Hiil" Improvement on TIE day
JN-r betpre She close, but inish.d irre.,i-
!ar with D"Ccmher ribs ~ higher, ana
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LIVE STOCK MARKET

7
Richmond. Va, September . :A!5.
'ai5
Best steers. -. to ". rmcdi.m 10 good =.
l" ~: common to fair. TO G'. best METERS
-. :" a; medium e good. ~, to sH. com
mon !" fair. 10 =; best cows. o. 10
ineGium to good. Il. To ~. common to fair
"a !" "a: best even "a. to -, mcclure To
COCO; -: 70 h; common 1" fair, II. TO
= nest bulls. to -; light. "a. TO 5ic'
Gai'"s. 10 %; common. lower: beat hogs
-: sows and stays. : to s; best sheep. ::
nc"lnm to good. TO ~: common to fair
.: TO :. best lambs. 70 50: common 10
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Atlantic Coast Line

A"e issIanslaIu Rnilroad OF the south
Er fECTivE APRIL s. 1915.
lfAiNS LEAvl; RICHMOND DAlI,Y
p NJ ,H,f5 ana South: s:i' a. II. and s:a
For Norfolk: y:oo A. NJ ..n, % ~ .n
z. NJ. H:i0 r. N " " e. H. 70"
For n w; Ry. wsn,: s:ls A. T.. ,:s
r. ~. 800 y. ~. $50 p. A. Nv
Eor rsieIsburg; 1850 A. M. sus A. H..
81. .; a; a.. s;O A. H.. $50 A. NJ. 500 P. NJ
.t:N 4. NJ ti:lo l.. M. 5:55 Z. NJ s:i5 p ~"
s:a Z. NJ. 1850 NJ 49,
Et. Goldsboro and Fayetteville: 400 p. n.
s:ls a A.. go 4. NJ. 1897 a. 81. f1s:H
a., ID" E;@ a. NJ. -l:!e r. 81 ti:<5 r. 81
e:lI ,. NJ. t:S1 T. NJ. ,:J9 al. $500 - ~
il:SJ r. NJ
EHcspi Sunday. Sunday only
lions Iot g1!.rant.,u
&. Is. CAMpfi :, "a Mai, q,
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STEAMBOATS,.
OLD DOMINION LINE

": flchmond, foot vi Ash 81. daily 1900 r. VI
, :rewpor News 100 A. NJ
o.UU a. 81
connections with main line steamers leav-
ing Nnriolk for New York daily except sun
cay; 90 l. ~. Connections slso made 10y =
a. W. Ky. +. VI and e. & O. Ry. at 4 p N
Sisht line steamers stop at Claremont on
signal and are met BY public conveyance
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION co. james River
py daylight for Norfolk. Old Point Newport
News and all James River landings Monday
wednesday, and Friday at 600 A. NJ Freir nj
rece.Nth Tor all IL mos River points
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-03

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Septem-
per Z.--Notice was received here to-
day by the county clerk from Tho
superintendent of tho State pcnitcn-
tiary, Of tho death, nj the state Farm.
of William White. a colorcd convict
from Albcmarlc County. White was
tried and convicted on May s, 1913.
for the murder OF an old colored man
named Spears near Batesville and
given eighteen years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-03

'EepmrtSu d! dodgers riummci & Co. In,, ,
n: 5t Rti. VA. September c-SpanIsh
,IrL ar'n nrs stock, market weak and unset
ueG: lrst quality. ,uv per hushel asked &c
MD off grade. 30c to IOc nor hush.; vi,
sinias Farmers stock. market uyiet
!nncy Jumbo. &c Der pound: fancy hand
plchen &c per pound extra prime &c per
pound; "heilinK stock. &c TO nc per round
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
Richmond, VA. Sept,mlnr
CHICAGO LIVE Stock MARKET.

IA',o September Hogs. lower:
nuik $6.d'FS.D; MIXED. SG35ms7..i: heavy
'.loIS'"; rough. SG..on$i:E: pigs. $..n01sN 50
latte, steady calves. lower hccVcs S6:E6v
no -. Texas steers. Sia0Ts7.to: COWS and
ne'i"ri. 81 ;6f'sS.'0; calves. SS50T,slc 90 sheen
over: w:th"rs Sl.i1ps6.5 ewes. SG..01 g. 10
lambs, S66;T<9iG $3.50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-03
Grove ark Inn
Sunset Mountain, Asheville, N. c.
Special Summer Rates

The finest resort hotel in world. is absolutely
fireproof Remains open all the year.
The finest golf links in the South, hundred and
twenty in extent 5000 yards covered
with blue grass.
All water used ut tho Inn from the slopes Of
Mount MITCHELL highest mountain east Of the Rockies,
nearly 1000 feet altitude.
The milk cream come the estate of the late
George W. Vanderbilt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-03

""ints. l;@ barrels: shipments 5nn h,r-eis:
100 X o-.>.l barrels. quote: ABcrE: GO:
~: -; H: 80: IS. rs: NJ 80: y, $50:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-03

1t is the most sanitary
hotel ever built.
Every floor Is tile. The
rugs were all made in
France. The foods are the
finest that money can buy.
Kitchen walls are tiled
to the roof with white tile;
floors white mosaic tile.
The altitude makes 1t
cool in summer, and blank.
cts are necessary Mt night.
Full information may be
had by inquiring mt South
crn Railway offices.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
DRY GOODS

NEW YORK. September o.-Cn'ion goods
Ner" i'm and less active o-!av, owing 10
me nnw!'inrncsS OF mills To contract nfea
at current prices Yarns wer" more uctive
"a higher. 'saw silk active. Men,,
wear VAS in steady demand
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. ny Levy Commission Col
Richmond, Va. September e

MARKET CONDITION
Poultry Chickens scarce and octiyo MIR
k"t higher. Hens Market active; sc.rc,
nno higher. receipts OF both very light
Eggs Make rruaiIS iirIn: receipts li.yht
ButtHr-MHrk't higher. receipts light: ont
'o"h higher. fcals- Remain scarce and
vented and command prices in excess OF
above quotations All i've stock sell good
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Sales Stock.
1850 Allis- Cha liners
100 Allis- Chalmers, pfd.

M 49,
wv Nhaihhers' PA. 49,.
1900 Am. ASr. Chem. com.
1890 Amer. Beet Sugar, com.
1900 American Can
800 american Can. pfd.
$500 Amer. Car and E'dry...
700 American Cotton OIL.
,;..on american Linseed OIL.
800 american Locomotive
Amer. Loco, prd .....
500 American Smelling
300 american Stuff. com. =.
3,noO American Sugar
40 Amer: Tel. aud Tel. Co...
American Tobacco. com
40 American Tobacco. pfd
zS,Hun Anac"ndA Copper 1870.
1000 Atchison
~" Atch1Son .....
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-03
ELECTRIC STORAGE BATTERN
GIVES SURPRISE To STREET

Electric stosace Battery furnished a sur
.rs ,'irc on the New York Stock E>chaase
n "e'r'y light wears. on rumorS tina, th'
,olr many woul1 be merged with the sic. trio
30 together with statements that earn
mrs Gsd in,'"as,d nateri ny owing 10 the
M me builders. the stock points
In -" late trading II reacted u? points.
II So, WIN let cain Of 81 r 2Sn s
r and Ohio statement for July showing
81 initial increa..s n,herens the A,ian,ie
earlinFs Of the Chesapeake are due to 'ho
"a 90 nn Increased haul o. soft Goa! by tho
r'Ae continued decline in foreign exchans.
as increased the income o. foreigners
h"i nj .,nerican stocks az Investments;
tn arre INDUSTRIAL and railroad ' com np
rrr paving their dividends in dollars TO for
{ pr con, to 70 per cen, more than before
The war. accordinC &c tho country In which
IS ,echnicaily receiving larger dividends than
the American shareholders.
Whilo 'orc!En stockholders of American
companies aio nenef,ing through tho do
prr tnt:on In foreign eNchnnco the fcroien
SO iortunnie as HmeriSnn honIs dis is.ucc in In
lor:ic currency hay" printed on tho coui ms
he paid IN exchange.
MEN YORK. soptember ?.-IAouldo,ion OF
American securities for foreign interests was
market
~ EeneTalIN Vas accepted AZ the urinary
reason for the Improvement in foreign cx-
change. which At one time recovered alu.osr
all u .ost early In the week. Demand bills
on London advanced to between sii9 and
$500. as against si.5o, the low mari. vcs,"r-
DAY. ard other remit tlnccs hardened nprre.
cishly. Covering OF short. speculative
CONTACTS, coupled With announcement that
Lonlons fnAnciers had nw,Xcned to the
graritr OF the situation, aided IN the read
justmcnt.
The foreign offers were mainly in ac,iv.
Issues OF the International liyt-iranecont!-
nentals. EranEcrs. stecls and copp"rs. Tho
extent Of this selling. which caused reces-
siors Of I" points. was variousiy est!
mated at from ;0.Dr To 5000 share a. le.
OF american bonds from similar sources an
proNmating SSoOGIN
Soecialtics. particularly wnr shares -on-
tributed more than their usual quota o,
sales. Crucible Steel rose { ports 70 Sss
h1t fell TO S; at the close. General Motors
@hlch lose =! poiris Sfsttr,!ay. added ~
TO- nay. selling. nj -hef new ,gh record Of
eiS brt clos al at hi
,.t E,ec'rle storage Battery, newly listed
shares of loss definite character made Ism.
?orarS advances az 10 points Loves,
prizes We're registered IN The ANAL trading
Trade adv'ces reported additiona! price
suNancc III iron ana st"e'. and cron rrws
LiiAyed recent inisririrE Aside from tho
foreign offerings trading in bonds was an
usually dNersihed United states bonds we're
NEW YORK. septcmhcr 9-Merran,nn
paper. ahH3% Sterling exchange. sixty.,inv
bills. $ %: demand. siIo. cables 49, Rnr
silver. ~. Mexican dollers 3 ClW mcrcv
steady, ru!irE rate. l9-4
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IOyIn\ MAKI.II.

selling ard Ia r. cerN H., i,a. '1 ~,
day cotton MAX h!f .E.fp ,,llfcs a.
low"6 on renewed ,uverma ana buti sprt,.,
with December selling an to n b ~.
points Hlyhcr rhe r4ose W.. p. -.
me best under realizing but I 10 po!n;s
The market opened ,o.,, ,,.,,
nna soon sold 20 points oct lower vi,ii
0ciobrr iouC min 90 D-.er Ter s.1 ~
JahEhry 20 3 Ftre ste ~ .t'rsl ,-ca.jr
gNneTaHy p'"'not"I se' ink. rs lura t.a
hcHfre u Ntu!s tasi-u w1'urit. o,
p!tt't HHc tat- 70" u.fo. soc ui'rriut- ~
gc;ual cotton Thor also scr, ..pof. -
southern he"r" t.i ns lu. pnsriurs y,y.
We idEf ~. u2 'rt rtr~,.-' ,u.,.i 'rr,.g
liner On Na'. -t:r"t auJ ,rmruIss,n;i-
me- Ply n;
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STEAMBOATS,.
RAILROADS.
SEAnOann nIk -. ,

SEhHoARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
me ProKrrssivo Hallway of the S,;Ith-
Houthbound trains scheduled to leave Rich
q, daily: f:35 NJ. Local to Noriina. i:5o
-. VI. si"epeTs and coaches. Atlanta Bir-
IhinEhnm; C:8 T.. NJ through coaches ma
setepefs to Iacksonvillo: l2:+5 A NJ, sieepers
a nuiahta. Birmihx man. Jacksonville. Tampa
ana coaches Jacksonville.
t ~. .HSourn trains scheduled to arrive In
no among delly: 800 A. NJ. $3.50 A. M local:
r'3O a. NJ. 6:S7 +, H. " 'o'.
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Potatoes.
II.sN PCT NUsIItI- -..--....
MARI. N CONDITIONS.

Apples Receipts about equal I" demand
for good quality. Poor quality demand SLOW.
Pears Receipts light demand good. Bart
let's ana Seck.ls. "Quai demand. rea1n.s
-Neceipts heavy. demand only tair. prices
low. Only good quality wanted. rlums-
Fair demand Tor good quality Grupcs-
Rec "Ipts, heavy. demand fair on gooG dutl-
iiy Poor 9uniity nGl wanted 3niona-.
Receipts light, t.rianc GOOD at tor prices.
Genera. Coalitions Receipts oil all goods
have been Nttle heavy, therefore demand
iIuL up to standard. and prices Il little low.
cool Weather creates batter demand for
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Richmond & Chesapeake Bay Railway Company

ouperseaiAE, Schedule OF April IL. 1914
echedulo SUBJECT TO Ihungc Without
Notice.
Trains leaves Richmond b'b:5o A. NJ. II A
M bs A. ~, A. NJ. ''l0 A. NJ IL A. 4
=. ~. =. M. p. X, b p. NJ. $50 p.
NJ. $40 +. NJ. I:l0 +. ~. bs P. NJ. 10 r. IL
II 40 r. NJ
Trains leave Ashland $3.50 A. ~. b.7 A.
81. a ~" Do A. 81, 10 A: NJ. I'll 4. n.
e3::o p. Nj. $50 r. NJ. $40 f. ~. p. IL,
)? r. NJ. IL +. NJ
bCarries baggage 'Daily except Sunday.
,.SMntiaSs only
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ASK Mr.. BOWMAN"

For Information and rates to Califor.
nie ENpositions before making ar
engagements elsewhere. He can proba-
Sly save you money. Tickets by rail-
Or water al! points. Phone RIM
folph i5s.. 6IS T.. Main So. Richmouu.
vn.
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Negro Murderer Di.s.

Bonds were active and prices ad.
ranced easily.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

srain, Leave Richfnond-Main 81. station.
Schedule figures not guaranteed For thu
South Daily: SEQ A. NJ. local: 1880 A. ~.
express r. NJ express with observation
sleeping car for Atlanta: ll:I5 p. NJ. express.
Sleeping car open 800 r. NJ. 500 p. NJ. Local..
York River I.in.-5:io u. NJ, Steamer Train.
except Sunday. connecting for Baltimore
sPnriCr carr. 7:5, J n. and i:!6 p. NJ. daily
local.
Trains Arrive F'cnmond-From tho South,
.:0i A. 81. and $40 A. n. $3.50 p. NJ, e:Se
>. ~. daily: s:E A. NJ. except SUNDAY.
from West Point: s:+5 a. NJ. except Mon.
day: $50 A. NJ. aud 6:lb Z. NJ, daily.
O.!i-> eo7 T. Main ST. Phone Madison III
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NAVAL STORIES

S'.N NJ, GA. September ..--'-urpen-
line. :irna. I6;4: sales c&i casks: receipts
- "asKs: shipments, . casks. stock 17i6
.asEs. RnalE firm. sales, S3l bnrrcls' re-
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Two-Days' Labor Day
Excursion to Washington
Via r.. +. and r. X. X.
MONDAY SEpTENui,u ca, ~,

Via r.. +. and r. X. h
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 9Th 1919
Train leaves Broad anc Iiancocl S,-,cts
az , a NJ Returning. leaves Washington
September eth. at s L. NJ
ROUND TRIP FARE:
tlchmond to Washington CO..,
iichmond to Fredericksburg lbs
Milford to Washington ... I;S
WE GO. RAIN OR SHINE
ror tickets and information inoutre ~
d. NJ. Thompson. 20l4 West Grace street. and
Mt train. ''''''''' ''''i
Train stops Mt all regular stations h.,w..,
49, j. VI. THOMPSON
ihe Old Reliable Excursion Manager
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,l!v w. G. CrenShgw X Coz
Richmond. VA. September :. 1915.
ApDIcS

Apples.
Fancy large. red. per bbl............ s. UJ
Fancy, large. green. per bbi............... ? Oh
Red stripe. per Ubl ................... ~
No ]. per hh! ........ .,................ =. : ~
Fancy Duchess. per hbl.................. : q,
rauc! crab per bus NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -
fears.
+ frcy T}artl-'ts per Observation-Disclosures. SIS on
Fmcy Sockets. per Observation-Disclosures. 5 ~
SAMMY EarIl"tis. pei Observation-Disclosures. ! =
Fancy Sc,kcls. per Observation-Disclosures. . on
Fancy i.v aont". per bbI................ /. o.
Fancy ki"fi-r. per ohI....-................ -
Fancy CEpps's Favorite. per bhi..... or
Icnrhc>.
Fancy Georgia Bellcs. pc: cr4;c.......... 5, Oh
Fta.y Nrlr"s. per hal! -hnsh"l basket 40
.au.N waitcs. per rHli -huShci basket. 10
rlunis.
Fnury rcd Ger six basket carrier. g. O.
FtNCN RlrhHi ks per six. bask., carrier | 90
ina!y N,ckshams uer san baske; car
DRmsOnS.
.'nucy t!ue. pcr bu. l.1l,............,... s. -
Grapes,
EnuCy Delaware. peg six basket carrier :! -
Fancy Nidrira, 9-r SIX sNCt carrier. .
FdTCy Delaware. :our- pound basket
I'T haSl tt "
Fau.s Niagara, four pound basket.
per hasis"i y
Fancy Concord. :"tr pound basket. per
ttrhit ......... .....-,... ................. %
Onions.
Fancy potato per SusheI.................. IS
Fancy White. prr buShcI Observation-Disclosures. Is
nj
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HIDE AND wool MARKET.
FRUIT MARKET.


The market * weaker than last week
WITH little or no change In prices
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RICHMOND GRAIN MAnKET.

KIchmond. Va. September >, 1915.
tOl .ESALE QUOTATIONS ON CHANCE.
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New YORK. sept~nln.r O. Ior, ,,,oyarc.n,
--Ni1dDn3. '''c stock ..isHg bales
Total day at M ports-Nrt fec.in;s
1:of 5alas' STOCK ssi70f eales.
Total for season--Net receipts, lIs -; bajes
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si'"t ooti"n..qIif'. mitdNHc upl4nds . SIC.
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NEW YORK septcmhcr e-Merrn,,rn
b p,I" sGHsn Sterling eNchanFe siNty-,iay
silver. ~. Mexican dollers 3 CA! rncrcv
steady, ruIirH rate l?-I