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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18
GRANGER, TRANSFERS..
seven Deeds of bargain nuJ SnIs
Amounting 70 xI5t55

stella +. raulk ct ais. to'E. r.. pn
Wis. III i2xl65 fcei west line I,slyi
Hsrr street 'S fee, north Of High
street December 3. 1915; ;I.I5u.
Alice o. Fruwn 10 same. 30 fee,
:, inches by Ii5 feet west line Delyi-
der" street. ~ feet north OF Hiph
street. December L. 1918: $1,000
Nathan Gandel ct al to Morris
Hratnan. % feet 3i-2 inches by ~
rect west line Brook Avenue. 20 feet
! inch south Of Marshall Street. No.
Nember -. 1914: tex. $3.50: $40
Morris Bratman ct ux to Nathan
t;andel ct al. - feet :l-ex42 feet west
line Brook Avenue. - feet | inch
south OF Marshall Street. December
IL. 1873; tan. $3.50: $40.
Mary Sue SIMON to O. l. Parrish
.eNlGi feet at the northwes, corner
OF Twenty sixth and Grace Streets.
December 10. 1917. s2.5S0.
West BROAD street Land Corp. to
Atlantic Bitulithic Co. right of way
IL feet wide across property OF the
first Fart. along the Richmond Fred
erickshu,g and Potomac Railway:
also ih' right 10 construct and main
tain dirt MI Oh said right OF way.
November 10, 1915: tax. 80 cents: So.
Dallas :. Bruce to Lee V. Thacii-
err ct NY. 24Xl0S feet east line Twen-
ty-scconi street. l23 feet inches
south of X street. October 10. 1918:
ia.I
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NEW ORLEANS. December 1.-THE local
cotton market was under selling pressure
throughout the session to-day. and closed
at the lowest. net loss of u TO 80 points.
There was much liquidation Of long cot
ton. aud offerings uf siori cotton ,ferc In
large volume. The market was the '-eoEes.
in the carly afternoon. when according
to foor comment. New York was heavy
SELLER here The international political sit
milton was declared tho go: ernins imnu-
ence.
The opcnng steadv. ard Hrs; rricc-
we're almost unchanged. compared with .cs-
terdays close. hut offerings increased I'm
mc'.tn:cly after the :irst call. AND the early
trading saw n decline Of 10 po!tiS Toward
moor the market l5 to - points down
After q brief period OF comparative s;e,di.
ness a,.d g reaction Of half a dozen points
the market b-oGe TO new low i.ve's and n.ld
us DEC inirC tendency Ia the clos.
.h'hNhcl: SPOTS unChan-eJ hArn AZ
ll.S.c COR niddiinS. there wcrc renur,s rom
scattered points N the Interior thrt offerings
wcrc irecr. This and the continued accu-
mutation OF stocks at the ports Attracted
n'ariSl' comment.
Cation futures closed steady. Closing hid
January. il.5s: March. is9: May. lcl:: luIy
i ~; October; :is2 Spo, cotton. quiet. IN
arrivs. Sj bales Niddlinc. isl
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NEW YORK, DcC"1ihnr t. Bank clearing
iva IN" United states for tho week. cnninG
December H. aggregate i'G22 30 nNA againsi
: ~ 30 n0n last week. AMI s2,lN 93; 1nn In this
week last year. Following are TIC returns
FOR this week. with percentages Of inCrea SO
shown tins week rs compared with this
week last year:
Now York. 81 500 i23 OoH; increase. 500
chicago $3.50. OIi .0Gn: increase. iSa.
Philadelphia. s2'j.,29 O0r: increase. COS
R'sion. $50, s5.e0n: Increase, 2iS.
81 Louis. s91.3nS rHn. increase IS.
Kansas city. SIS 0'O0hA: increase. o3.7.
Pittsburgh. s36,+7i.c60. Increase. cos
Srn Francisco. S63.,I3GJ1: increase. !i3
baltimore. 81 $4,000: increase 2O7
Minneapolis. $500, ON0: increase .7a
Detroit. s3j.1i30On: Increase. rs
cincinnati. So. t52 G,r,: increase. 10
Cleveland. So $50 0hn: increase. 1N.
Los Angeles. $3.50 on: inci.aye 21l
New Orleans. s2S.t2i0Oa: increase so
omaha. S2i.G2S Gao: increase. oa.i
Milwaukee. sin.i>n.LJo: increase TT
Atlanta. sa0.Sal .0nO increase. 81.
Louisville. si9sI0.M0. increase. rs
seattle. SIj.l50 900; increase. ~
Buffalo. Sii. HNd: Increase 3Di
- Paul. SO. 5000: increase. 1i@
Portland. Ore. Sli.9j10pH. increase 81
Denver, sIiGt0.0r0. ncr"a sc. so
Houston. Sil. 500 coo: increasc 4iC
Richmond. 3,tS3 o0N: increase So
Indiana polls, sl4.6lS.orO: Increase -.
Providence. sl0.06l. 600: increase .iS
Fort Worth. sl0,9GS OOl increase TO
Washington. y. G.. $3.50 Oo5: increase 1919
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters were issued and amend e
ments to existing charters allow by
the state Corporation Commission YES
tcrday as follows:
Bernicc Carmen Company, Inc. Nor
folk Maximum. $4,000. minimum.
$4,000: par value, 800. NJ. Sanderln.
president; Thomas j. Powell secretary
and treasurer-both OF Norfolk. Par
poses: ina nufacturinE ladies' wearing
apparel.
Amendment to tho charter OF tho
Richmond Woodworking Company.
Richmond, changing location OF prin-
cipal ONCE from Richmond 10 Chester
field County; i. o. address. Richmond.
Amendment to the charter of the
Clirchiieid Products Corporation. Eris-
tol. increasing capital stock from
81 10000 to Si.560,0Oo.
Amendment to foreign charter: Re
tail Credit Company. a Georgia cor
poration. reducing capital stock from
81 600 900 to 100000
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Terry street.. l3S feet west OF Tenth
Street, December l. 1915: $1,000.
q. $. CIRCUIT coulrr or ArrEAls.

& The United states Circuit Court Of
Appeals reconvened yesterday morning
az 10 o'clock with Circuit Judges prit-
cha:d. Knapp and woods ia attendance.
us opinion in the following cases:
No. I264-Ceorec :. Day. plaintiff IN
error. W.. THE United States. defendant
ln error: error to the District Court al
Jud3" Knapp. Judge Moods dissent
ing. Judgment OF District court re-
rerscd.
/. No. la42-iI H. iiutshison. plaintiff
vatia Company, defendant in error:
error I" tn. District Court at Alex
andria. Opinion by Judge Knapp.
Judge wood dissenting. Reversed.
No. i37i-Crown ORCHARD Company.
Inc. appellant. ~. William II. Dennis.
ct al. appences: appeal from the il's-
trict Court at Charleston. :. &. Opinion
by; judy" KNAPP, Reversed,
e No. i3Si-N. l.. Carpenter u Co. COBB
Bros. Co, ct al. appellants. W. J.. W.
Lybyaud. alleged bankrupt. appellee:
appeal from the District Court at Co
by Judge pritchard Affirmed.
No. l3s3-Robert s. Owens. trustee
in bankruptcy OF the estate OF Abhe-
vie Lumber Company. bankrupt; ap.,
pellant.. US, The Farmers Bank Of
Abbeville, appellee: appeal from the
District Court 1T Charleston :. &. In
Bankruptcy Per curiam opinion. Al
Case Continued:
No; l406-Eunic. Glover aud, others.
appellants, VS.. Peter Il. bradley and
Konert ); Bradley. executors Of VII
liam j.. bradley, deceased and in their
own right. ct al. appellees; appeal from
the District Court ut Charleston. :. g.
Continued on stipulation OF counsel
Cases In call Monday
No. l33O-lioward S. Roberts II al
appellants. VS. Steam Drcdge "A" ct al.
appellees: appeal II ON the District
Court at New Bern, y. g. Further ar
gnnent 10 be argued by Harry Me
Mullen. Of Washinet ton. y. c. FOR the
appellants, and by G. X. Wheatley and
j. +. Duncan. OF Beaufort " c.: -. II.
Guion. Of New Bern. \. c.. and II. H..
Little. OF Norfolk.
Nos 1862. 1863. l3G4-J. II. Lane &
Co. et al appellants. vs. Maple Cotton
Mill. ct al. appcllees: appeals from the
District Court at Charleston, s. &. Fur
ther argument. To be argued by Alfred
Huger OF Charleston, s. G., for the APP
pellants. and n. J. IIaynsworth. or
Greenville. s. c.. .or the appeIlees.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18

NEW YpFk. December l1.--Thc
Cotton Market has been very nervous
aud unsettled since the publication Of
the governments crop estimate. This
official view Of the Weld was cousid .
cred in line witt, bullish expectations.
bui t:l!ed 10 create any aggressive
buNins power. atd the market weak
:D6d under general realizing or liuui-
GatioE. After break OF about q,
points The market was stcaiied by m
active demand from Liverpool strad-
die shorts. whose operations wrr,.
s3id Ia show 'h@m very attractive
pfohts, but rallies OF % To 80 points
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COURT UNDECIDED
I nnhic &" Decide Whnt to Do WIN
REPORT Investigating AIynh
Martins Ofiicr.
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.1

NORFOLK, VA, December l7.-Com-
nonwealth's Attorney Carney, Of Nor.
folk County. said yesterday that,
neither he nor Judge G. ". Coleman, OF
the County Circuit Court, had decided
what to do about the report OF the
commission named under the general
law or the State TO investigate the OF
nee or County Clerk Alvah Martin
Ihis report charges many irrcEu-
larities' illegal collection OF fees and
oNer-charges, amounting in all to
many thousands Of dollars. Tho report
also criticizes sharply the conduct Of
the office.
\ grand jury investigation is pos,
S'oi'' put neither tho Commonwealth.
attorney ncr the Judge Will tell what.
are their plans
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I,rchmond Minister Speaks.

IpI.LINS COI.I.EGE. w, December
1.-THE men OF F.nun Baptist Church
and congregation held last night 81
banquet. notwithstanding rainy
evening large crowd gathered. The
question Of building Il new church
house was discussed. Speeches We're
made by Rev i. r. Watts. OF Richmond;
Professor NJ. Estes Cooke. Professor
Erick Eath AMI Dr. George RraXton
Taylor Stcrcopticom views were given
~. Professor Cooke. ON sunday after
noon the matter @! the new church
will nc presented to the women OF the
church. and congregation.
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RIcmMp>p LIVE STOCK M>wkEr

Richmond. Va. December - 'ri,
Export 10" week ending December T. l.l,.
B"St Steers. .: To S: medium tn Sno.i g.;
70 .; common 10 fair. Il 6. Best hnifars
~ TO Z: medium. to good 81: to C: common,
:" fair a.: 70 ). Best cows. to 81. medium
" i-"o'i, Il. tn u: common 10 fair. 3ia To IL.
Nest oNrh. 10 GA medium to good ~. 10
- common {" fair AZ to >. Rest bulls
20 to ~; light q. to AZ. Rest calves to
.tiveS' w 4" SIS per head. Best hogs :
Va 10: light i'2 to 6a. sows and stays -:
!" hesi sncep Ia i. common - !air
= =" - bcst lambs. Na TO .: common aud
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NEW YORK pRoprCE MARKET

NEW YORK. December lT-E,v. SUGAR
hrn; centrifugal. 81; molasses. 900. refined
steady. Butter. firm. Cheese. h"m Spo,
I. %.
While the spot situation showed stcadiress
forward deliveries in cottonseed oil were
lower under scattered liauidation m ,h.
weakness In lard and cotton ana lack oi on.
sue support. December closed Unclaimed
and other positions : to 10 points net io',.r'
Total sales $500 barrels. The market cInsod
strong; spot, So bid; January, s3iM62I: Feb.
ru.ty, S.ooHSS'; March, s30Ts32: AprI 3Stf,
SIS; May, S,tlNa3; June. S.4jds.4I: .iuly. S.5if.
S'2. December. S.S5nS.ta
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IioIiins Su.pends studi,.

TSDeNlaI 70 The Times Dispalch,1
Hol.i.lNS COLLEGE. VA, December
It'll" Christmas holidays at IIol-
l'ls College hogan TO-DAY at O'Clock.
MI OF The students except n few girls
rom ieAas' went home. Miss VI. f.
Parkinson. PRINCIPAL will chaperon a
nariy OF students TO Now York CITY
Tor Christmas week. College classes
NH commence again Wednesday, Jan
rary T. 1916
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RICHMOND Hay MARKET.
CmICAGC LINZ sTnCk ,1AnkEr

CHICAGO, December i1.-lIogs -Ecrcirts
.l."3; SLOW. Bulk. ss.l5msGoo light s5Sia
s6Ai: mixed. s'.sjn $500: heavy. Sc "a ScrO ;
rough, SGi6nSf2j. pigs. 81 5Ofi$5.
Cauic--iteceipts. 1000; weak. Na,iya hcrr
steers, s6oodsil.1o: Western steers 81 "a,
;6.lInslG2l
shecp-Recepts 900 strorg. we,bers
H.i1fsG.V; lambs Sc g0H 80 no
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HENRICO TRANSFERS.
1--WE Deeds of BarEnin and Sale,
Amounting to S2.2SN.

The ramsey Realty Co, Inc. ct AL
TO u. @. McCue e. ux.. lots IS, %. SIS
and -. block L. and lots 90. 81. so. 81
and %. block T., plan OF Greenwood
Park. December 1. 1859 tax. So: $40
John Fl. Francis ct ux. to r. Frank
Cross ct ais. for right OF way. strip
Of land Z 12 feet wide along the line
OF their land TO the County Road Sep
TENDER L.. 1914; tax. so cents; 81.
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UNITED STATES DisrnIcr COURT.

John Penn. a ianitor. yesterday fled
a petition In voluntary bankruptcy In
the United States District Court list
Ing his liabilities at $500 and his
assets at s2el.6G. All the claims al"
listed as unsecured. and tho assets "a
exempt. Among the claims against
the petitioner are George w. Mason.
sl03; NJ, p. Garter, $40: II. G. Palmer.
$50. and w. Thomas $50
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REAL rs IA TE
AW::D COUR rs

IrddtnS On the local real estate
.i"rhct yesterday was dull the sales
!"r IN. uaN agRreSatinS Slightly more
nan $4,000" The business was con-
'heu entirely 10 the transfer of small
property ileniico County lands evil
d"nccu some activity
Nathan Gandel sold To Morris nrat-
man I lot fronting ,wenty-thIe. aud
one nan inches on the west sid. Of
t,ro"k VENUE. JUS, south OF Marshall
.'rer' me consideration was S;.auu.
th" lar.esi sale to devotion
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NANAl. STORES

SAN ANNAH. Ga. December I1.-Turpcn-
,,hr. hrm' 90; sales. IL casks: receipts 90
CASTS SHIPMENTS. III casks: stock. iiG ~,
'":Es knsin. Nrm: sales 1888 barrels 70.
ctip,t Los barrels: shi dement's 5o5 blrreIs;
s'mS 'e63 ht,rrrs. Quote: a.. r. jno~
Ills; . d., n.o0E 20: T.: .i.fi,aoi.. f.
a.i5Tia,2': g.. J.cii,: .7i, / 80. IT, ! 92G, ..
Is. 80: ". go; y. G5l: VIC. 5000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18
MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENTS.

The Administrative BOARD authorized
the following improvements yesterday:
Superintendent OF the Street Cleaning
Department was INSTRUCTED 10 have the
hands and carts force gravel the road
bed Of Street, between Twentv-eichth
and Twenty ninth Streets. and tho
.roadbed OF Q Street, between Thirty
fourth and Thirty sixth Streets.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
'OTToN GOODS.

NEW YORK December l1.-cotton goods
mmete SttaHN and yLrns firm to-day.
l'Ha dE wear goods were more active I:ni:
Eo"is we're ALSO active Wool markets vnr.
wnols. Burlaps were fra M tcp prices
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued hy tho
clerk OF the Hastings Court yesterday
as follows:
Albert lanes Donovan and Mamie
Edmonia CoEhtH.
James Tyler. III. OF Springfield.
Mass, and Clara Armstrong Shafer. OF
Richmond
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musrIxcs DEEDS or ruusr.
Three Release Deeds. Amounting
IN

y. ~ Pettigrew ct uX. 10 Augustine
Royal ct ais. trustees, lot II in block
1927 in the plan OF Richmond and
Manchester Land Company's property
September II. 1915: 81 900.
Alice V. cheatham 10 same. trus-
tees. :0XllSl2 fec south line Perry
street. IS feet west OF Tenth Street
November 81, 1915: si,T00.
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HUl-t'oleS.

l.ENCIiHuHG. VA December If
'cSSe james I'M and Miss Nellie Maud
'ors' nolh Of Lynchburr. were mar
RED on Thursday afternoon al tho
nome Of the bride. Rev j. r. Jackson
pastor of fairvicw Heights Christian
church. onciated. They will live In
l.ynchburg -
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PLUMBING PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
Yesterday by Plumbing Inspector Lam
ders:
Gillian & Shaw. for j. Newman. $40
North Nineteenth StrecI.
g. T. Jenkins for Mr. Iiazlcgrovc
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cuICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. December. Wheat prices
br"k" sharply to-day, after the governments
crou figures wer. posted. The close aAs an
settled but &c TO ll2c net lower. with De
"sr'per a, Sligo and May r. Hl!i2n$i. IL.
t"rn finished &c To ne down. and oats of
10 10 &c. IN provisions. tbs outcome varied
f'om the same AZ yesterdays clos. to we
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rErEEsBurG PEANUT MArKEr.

E.nor,'d h. Rodgers. Phumrr & Co Irc
ii.I f:iSb ~ iit', Va. December I1.-Srnn-
lSh-F' "morS stcck-Marhet ~ m New .e5
MUS: ,irr aud clean. Si.l5ia per bushei: ., con
an. di't'. 80" l" iic PEI hrlsrol
virgin Farmers siock-Market 1,,,,
rn;,cy ininh". %':c I" So pc" pound: extra
rhne, See per pour d. primo. 20 per pound
smelling stock ne 10 sac nor mum,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18

NEW YORK, Decemher u. Port movement
MiddnC. ,l.s5c. Receipts, lec bales. stock.
sil SIS bales
Total to-day at ELL ports Net rec.ipts.
IL $40 bales: exports It Sj5 bales; stock. l.6A0.
ont bales
eVnortS. 15ialS bales
Total for Seaton-Net receipts 51S;.54i
bales: exports. 2.l036a1 bales.
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I. = 49, - . . -.
COlLutrr-Currd Bacon.
Rahbi,s 10. |. CACHE.
Ivy Levy Commission CO..
Rich mond. Va. Deccn,be: Il 1

MARKET CONDITIONS
roul;ry-Hsns and c1icXens active a,
prices quoted. Ruttcr-markct Arm. Eggs
Market Arm. Hideh-Marke, in unsarisiao-
tory condition. EahhitS--SIarkct active
Noals-Scarce and wanted. Live stock-Mar-
ket in active condition
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18

1918 West Broad Street
Pembcrton e. : cnson. FOR Mrs Boil,
Rady. 6lh North Avenue.
l.. Blunkcnship. FOR AIRS Il. j, Smith
1909 WASHINGTON street.
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Cash grain: wheat-No red. 81 2oasi,co:
No. red. GI6HSl.l9ia No. hard ST. iTiy
'tiN'a No. : hard. si.Ildsi.I3. Corn-No
.Silow; nonfanl; No. yellow. new. Cs.T
.''-c; NO I white. new. G7i:a63i.c. Oats-No
white, ioa.a4:c: standard i3i.ai3i2c
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BUILDING PERMIT.

Building Inspector Butler issued a
permit Yesterday to ". F.. Eaton's "s-
tate. to repair frame dwellings,. ll5.
III, 1i9, 12l and Ic3 Hill street, 10
cost Slh0.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18

ports that another steamer had been sunk in
tho Mediterranean, and part az the com
miss ior- house selling WAS attributed t.
disposition to even-up accounts before the
holidays. Tho Indian cotton acrca &c planted
TO October is estimated at - per cent
lets than last year.
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BOND LIST

Auanlir Cok,' l.ire st 's............. AZ,
: a. i..-l.. and ~, 81 ......... II
~ L. ~ tn ~ i.'"are, ...... .-......., ali.
=, 'F"ueake ana Jhi" &. 4':s.............. 81.
lL:=ett and My-ls - ................ 49, -,
i.."r.lni = ......... ......... ............ ia
-'"f'".H 'Na W-Si''n ~. t.- .....-. 49,.
~" H's' % .N'F Line stamped Il ......... a.
S'hbuard AIR ian- ndl ~ .... ....... sN.
Southern Psci-. az. ........... sst
southern li-!.wH. '. .. .... II
So!tns ~ 49, ........,..,...... 100
N"s -'.f-a = 1880 Did .......,.. 81.
=, '.~itc q ist hii'.. .... iol's
- 'srf~. ia 80 th!d'-.-.- ....... 1891,
L -I-d !.nsir, =. 1861 bid, lUi
Sh'l'H N'N:-r S:eeI tt ,....-........ 1855,
"a PROM Kos 'i's w. Va -.-.-.., IS
AZ theihiea' 81 |s ....,.. .....,.. 49,.
~ 'h-i'iGa' c' IS .......... l13
81 hwy daC fHr e. co. - 'hSkeG al
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sew YORK D.ccn,htr -N.r,,n,I. -,
Pst "n1'4 St-riinS siNty-da! bills S,s,io:
demand. - .: c-bi"s Si.:cbo. i3ar silver 81.
-h"Nl'"h dollars. 81: Government. bonds
>!ta'N Eaiiroad bonds heavy. Time To- M.
>'ohds; STAT! aud ninety DAYS c,.a.,: si%
Hl"httr, -.H" Can money Staady: "uIInr
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cmA>cEny RELEASE DEEDS.
Three Release Deeds Amounting
TO &7,SSI.BO

Three Release Deeds Amouutlnr
TO 1851. 80.
l.. W. McVeiHh ct al. trustees, to
IaL~McDonouGh 33XiS0 feet north
line Marshall Street, go feet west OF
Graham street. December 70. 1915:
s2,63o.
}. Nash. trustee TO A. Kramer.
ll4Nl3' feet at the northeast corner OF
Cary ana Sheppard Streets Septem-
Der. !. 1919: s353l.s6.
j. =. Elan ct al. trustees. to Mari
eta H. klinck, 23Xl32 feet west side
Of Twenty-ffth street los feet Q in
ches north Of NJ street. December II,
1915; sl,406.
III STIhGS RELEASE DEED.
One Hctcnse Deed. Amounting TO
$1,000.
y. ~ Adamson, trustee. to Alice V.
Chcatham. "0XllSl-2 feet south line
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Appl-s-Sctive at top quota lions. esprcl lily
WInsS.ps ana SNcmarie pippn.
Oranges -f;eCeIptS heavy, dcma nd fair.
celers--RCctipts light demand good.
J. uriua acknowledgements very Iieht de.
Darl good. not enough coming TO supo!y
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II. L. HuIce
City Collector
STEAMBOATA.
Old DOmini0nLine

~. kishmond foot OF Ash ST. daily. u 90 p. y,
Leaves Newport SeSs. 100 A. II
ArE'ro norfolk ................... 600 A. n
Connections with main line steamers leav-
ing Norfolk for New York daily except Sun.
day. 1900 T. " Connections also made by ~.
w. Ry. l.. VI. and T.. K q. KY. at P "
Sifsit line steamers stop at Clare,nont os
signal. a3G are met by public conveyance.
VIRGINIA SASIGATIOS co. James River
o. daylight for Norfolk, Old Point. Newport
News and all James River landings, Monday
Wednesday end Friday at zoo 4 N Freight
received ter MI James Itivsr uninth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-18
RICHMOND FRUIT MARKET.
BY w. &. Crsnshaw ~ Co
Richmond. Va, December lT u

Applcs
F.rcv Winesaps. per hbi ................S5 20
No Winesnns per bbl.. ; 81
rsncv t'henar!r Pippins. .............. o.
80. ! .tlpenrarle Pippins.. ............. %
fancY YORK Imperial. per bbl.,........... :: 3.
F.,ucy Black Twiss per bbl............ :. 10
Oranges.
Fancy F!or!ua. per box........... ......;e 20
Fancy Florida grapefruit per boz. . 49,
FarCy Florida LANCE rines. per hos. %
New York State Celery.
Fancy. per crate ........,..................s5 30
Fancy. per bunch Observation-Disclosures. 81
Early Florida Vegetables.
Tucy lettuce. per crate Observation-Disclosures. a 10
i'dE,y tomatoes, per Crdtt.............. IN
Fancy green peppers. per crate. IN
Fancy CIulifower, per Dasket............ ~
FHucy strawberries. per quart........... ~
"arsmips. per barrel Observation-Disclosures. 80
Carrots per barrel .......................... ~
= . L. IL %
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-16

Marshal Mazaine allowed himself to
be penned up there in 1870 with
about half the entire French army.
He made several attempts to break
through the Prussian lines and at
times seemed to be successful, yet,
for some myterious reason, he invar-
iably fell back into the city. Some
say he sold out to the neemy; some
claim he had political ambitions and
hoped. after Germany defeated
France, he might with his army still
intact. impose his viii on his coun-
try; others say there was woman
in the case; but the truth very prob
ably will never be known. His sur
render of Metz, for whatever reason,
was a terrible blow to France and the
fortress has remained a constant mem
ace That France should want It
back is only natural
win she get it back? The Germans
themselves have proved that modern
forts cannot hold out against modern
guns. 1t Is an open secret that France
has guns quite as powerful as the
ones which pounded Liege. Namur
and Antwerp into submission. She
will use them when the time comes.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-07-16
wheat Prospects Better.

WASHINGTON. July Prospects
for the billion bushel wheat crop con-
tinued to grow Spring wheat had
the most favorable week % the sea
son over much of the belt. and the
outlook everywhere is most promis-
ing
The National weather and crop bull
letin announced that winter wheat,
however, had unfavorable weather,
and harvesting had been delayed by
rain, much ripe wheat being still un-
cut.
In southern portions of the belt and
Pacific coast states harvesting is sat
isfactory and good results are report.
ed.