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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-30
 AGTE ACCUSED Q AS SPY
 
French Hillary Court Tries Him by DefailI accused
 Much ctfvIrY.

Paris. zstly sThe court martial ef the 18th rnilita7 regi on of France win soon try aerfnann TIoeheI. of EzananuTs irect6rof the Union SNI- ssaaalr for espionage in France sak Is thA fisst case in wntehsthe puh- Hn has been urn fslaed with precise de- fesils t1f tla al1eged Gernlan military preparad51ns in France before the AsEar-s-
 HocleI who wi4Ibe tried by default. having left France surteen days be- fore Germany dec1ared war. is cl1arg- ed with having built concrete gun foundations in his works in France. and with having constructed along an important line Of raiarpads instana-. lions destined to. facilitate an alIda- a5ous cdupsby enemies of France. This, it is said. was prevented by the minute precautions taken by the French Tni1it tary authorities as soon as the biIization was foreseen
 I1ocheIYis also charged with having
 dgued to prevent the iInportation u su 1paQ1s Into France from Louisiana and Sicily in order to hamper the pro- Auction OF amnaunlfion by French
 cash dividend ofs 100 per cent payable July S1s was declared by the HS1ejx f93f sfsfas sx1f fyZxIa h a471asg
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-30
IN STERLING
 LIVES A GIRL
Who Suffered As Many Girls Do-TelIs How She
 Found Relief.

;. Sterling, Conn.-s.I am a girl of 22 years and l used to faint away every
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-30

CELERY PLANTS
 15c Per dozen JOHN RICK 8 SON
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-30

CELERY PLANTS
 15c Per dozen JOHN RICK 6 SON
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-30

The cash balance of the Bank of France has been increased to about $soo, COG. GOO by heavy gold deposits dur ing the last week.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-30
BRITAIN PREPARES > NATIONAL REGISTER

London, July. so. o.3The government has asked local authorities through out the Kingdom to be ready to take the national register during the sec ond week of August,
 During the Intervening period they are expected to arrange their corps of voluntary workers, map out their districts. and prepare for ind exfng the information as it comes in-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-30

A cash dividend Of 100 per cent payable Ja1ly s1s was declared by the aflak Oil Co. rf Oklahoma
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-07-30

month and was very weak. I was also bothered a lot with female weakness. I read your little book
 Wisdom for Wo- men, and I saw how oth ers h ad been helped by Lydia E.
 Pinkham's Vegeta- ble Compound, and decided to try it, and it has made me feel
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and there are SO many cross influences
at work, that some disappointment is
felt that the advance is. on the whole.
not more pronounced That substantial
progress is being made is clearly dis
closed by the trade statistics and re-
ports
Bank clearings are beginning to re-
veal small gains over last year. and
while this favorable showing is n re-
Election largely. OF the effect OF the
recent speculative expansion upon the
an INDICATION of the trend Of business.
me Steel Corporations net earnings
on record. but this is not so signiiicant
9" o." present tendencies. as the fact that
March earnings were over four times
as large as those in January
The latest reports from the iron and
steel ,, trade reveal no big movement.
nut indicate that the recent improve
mSemt is $. more than holding its own
niE iron. and railroad orders for steel
,o III this month are estimated at over
tive. an" &C
The recent favorable conditions in
ION N''ae markets are maintained. cot
ION goods being in excellent dema nj
ana the movement of underwear and
;m"sicry expanding. Silks. however. arc
helps retail ailr ds serqeS Warm weather
, ,mnu.Stry Is uuiet. but the late warm
w stimulated demand. and there
=" houeratcly better INQUIRY for
leather. Chemicals are more active
buildine. materials arc Eenerailv in
nuch wider request. Crop rcports con
tnue favorable % eo'-
collections arc less difficult. and zach
succeeding month shows fewer com,
,,mi 'iihi failures, although the April
S"SnehsionS OF unusual size
financial conditions generally arc
SS"tislaciory; and money is easy. There
OF unemployed ''e NUMBER
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we MEM nORk April Bradstreet's
tomorrow will say:
Business continues to gain in ,,i,,,;,,
me rate or Improvement being or tSe
eradual. but steadily spreading ,vne
WIN trades and sections heretofarn
backward falling in line. Distrlbutive
erade, benefited by summerlike wealth
er; mas expanded; current shinment. H.
JooperS OF essential staples are Quit
satisfactory: confidence in tho fnt,,ra
oppressed AT numerous points is mani
lestcd IN stronger disposition to Mace
conservative orders for future drIiver,.
employment OF labor is better. and 49,
ORDERS continue TO attract attcniion 49,,
dustrics. "i III
General industrial operations IN do
nlestic work arc increasing: railroads
n!e piacmE equipment orders: saIoe ~
pIE IRON are the heaviest OF anv Wal,
Icr year past: copper continues -
mount IN price; winter wheat cron r.
portS arc faNorable; spring wheat arc.s
nave heavily Increased. and Inc 80,
starts with almost ideal conditions Ui
though rain is needed for winter v,ho.',
east or the mississippi River. no dar'
age mas occurred as vet Eynor,s -,
wheat show little reflection Vol or ~
shortened supplies reported avail. hin
shd the shipments from tho I-nitnd
bushels 'Vo'ooo'opo
Collections tend to improve ,rd
IalInrcs TO decrease. and the South
nane more opt tmistic by 10-ccnt cotton
leeIs that II is on the road to better
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weekly Cntton Review

NEW ORLEANS. April a,-Cotton ha,
h"en less active this week with prices
showing a tendcncy tn work lower under
coating and reports OF diminishing -pot
demand
~ a decline Of about ~ to a points from
recent high records. however. the market
hts boon steadied Ivy reports OF unfavor-
ahle weather South. and indications Of con 4.
tinued activity 1t advancing prices in the
domestic goods market
Houses with Wall stree, connections hsv.
hr"il much less active. Some Of the larger
trade interests have hcen credited With
selling new crop months. Notice already
issued AGAINST May contracts have amount
ed TO more than 10000 bales. hut scattering
near months liquidation has been we'll
absorbed al discount OF about q 10 a,
points under July. and II IL reported thai
an tenders Of cotton not yet passed unom
nv tho department of agriculture arc 10 be
appealed in order to get certificates from
the government classcis. Heavy rains re
rorted Southwest have been accompanied
by reports or damage to all crops
MANY traders consider il still too early
for any serious apprehcnsions as to ulti-
mat" yields. however. aud huliish crop adj
vices have failed TO create any general ag-
grcssiNc demand. although they have re
stricied selling and encouraged more o.
less investment buying declines. There
has hern l,ttlc change in local estimates as
10 probable exports domestic mill re-
uuircments for the season.
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
DESIRABLE PROPERTY IN HEN
RICO COUNTY

In execution of "A certain deed of
trust 70 the undersigned trustees dated
the 3Oth day of April. in the year 1917
and recorded i'm the clerks Office OF
lienrico Circuit Court. IN -. y. 1914,
81 portion of the debt thereby secured.
ana being rcucstcd so to do by the
beneficiary. we shall offer for sale, al
pubic auction. upon the premises, on
THURSDAY. MAY 6. 1915.
at IL o'clock noon,
all that tract or parcel Of land situat @
in the County of Henrico, State of Vir-
ginia, about seven miles northerly from
the city OF Richmond. on what is
known as the Hungary Road (Hungary
Spring Road). near Laurel Station. on
the Richmond. Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac Railroad, containing fifty (b0)
acres more or less. bounded as FOL :
lows: by the lands of Peasants on the
north. Pussy on the east Pope on the
south. and the said road on the west
This property conta ms 81 frame house
with five rooms. a barr, andfa we'll
chicken-house.
TERMS; Cash as TO expenses of sale.
one thousand dollars $1,000. with in
terest from May /, 1915. If there be
any residue. same shall be PAYABLE at
such time and secured IN such manner
as the grantors in the deed shall pre-
scribe and direct. or in case of their
failure to give such direction, at such
time and In such manner as the said
trustees shall think fit.
CHAS. y. WILLIAMS, JR.,
w. BRYDON TENANT,
Trustees.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
WM. r. PIZZINI CO.
Real Estate Auctionecrs
i23 East Main Street
AUCTION SALE OF BRICK
DIV ELLING KNOWE AS NO. SEQ
WEST CARY STREET.


BY virtue OF certain decd OF trus,
dated April -, 1913. and recorded in
the clerks Office OF Richmond Chan
Gerry Court, in -. Il. o2o-.A. page l37
default having been made in the pay.
ment Of part of the debt therein Sc
cured. and icing thereto required hv
the beneficiary so to do. we will sell
at public auction on the promises on
MONDAY. MAY 3. 1915,
at . o'clock noon,
the following described property: That
certain lot, in the city OF Richmond.
Va. with the brick dwelling known
as No. $50 West Cary Street. fronting
seventeen uI) feet. three go inches on
the north limo OF Cary Street between
Cherry and Laurel Streets. with the
US" OF an alley three CD feet. eleven
rl) inches wide adjoining on the west
and running back in northerlv dTcc-
ton between parallel lines one hundred
and twenty t120) feet to an alley ten
(l0) feet wide.
TERMS: Cash.
JOHN SLOAN.
JOSEPH b. WELSH
TruStcce
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
lSsles nj Union Stock Yard. 4

Richmond. Va. .lpril -. 'al5.
Best steers -. Ia ~; medium to good. So.
h .,f ~. common mon TO fair. sig to 90: best
common 10 fair. -. TO Sk best COWS. 5is 10
~: medium to good. 81 to So: common to
iaiE, - to ~: best oxen. to si7: common
l" iair. "a 10 81: best bulls. 5il to &
medium. ~ to 81; veals & TO 3: best hogs
-. light. %. TO ~: sows and stays 5 to {; ;
""St shcep. tn .: medium TO good : to s:
common 10 fair to "a: spring lambs. .
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NEW YORK rRoDUCE MARKET

MEM YORK, April 3o.-Cottonseed oil
higher carly. hut later cosed off under scat
tered selling for long account induced by
tho deClin" In lard and poor outside de-
mand. Tenders on May contracts were 1907
barrels. Closed unchanged to points net
hiGIer. The market closed steady: Spot
go hid: May. eSIad5o; June. ;.I6d6.I2: July
G.)f 600: August ;.0IU7.nS: September, s. Is
uI.!s; October. I.2oMI 9i: November. $3.50
10: December. '.a5n1.ol Total sales. 1879"
barrels.
Raw sugar. hrm: centrifugal. tG
lIsS"s. 800: refined steady. Butter. steady.
Cheese. firm. spot coffee. steady: Rio ~.
Nc: Santos is. Zoe.
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trade. Money is easy; the stock market
IN the movement and the strong Un,,nrs
zone or prices spreads cheerful senti-
ments to sections OF the country ont
side OF speculative centers
With the exception that rain Is mood
ed In the section between the Ohio
RIVER and the Lakes. the crop situation
excellent. West of the Mississippi. cx-
cept in parts of Missouri and Iowa, the
crop situation could hardly be improved
upon.
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GENERAL LIQUIDATION IN
CHICAGO WHEAT MARKET
Cash Business Moderate nj $4,000
bushels, While Uncertnin Amount
Sold on Export Account,
Especial to The Times Dispatch.1

lSpeclal to The Times Dispatch
CHICAGO, April 3o.-,-Stocks of wheat
stocks are abnormally small There
fore only about 100000 bushels of this
E .rnts w Sn be delivered on May con
sibly 100000 bushels OF corn and
100000 bushels Of oats. 1t was gen
orally believed at the close Of change
to-day that the open interest In May
wheat was comparatively small. and
that those who were short would
waite settlements with the longs.
There was general liquidation i'm the
wheat market to-day by longs. and
price losses were IS to l-Sc. for the
day. Cash business was moderate at
$1,000 bushels. while the amount sold
on export account was rather uncer-
five loads to go out via tho Gulf at a
price near the highest Of the season.
There was sale here Of 100000 bush
luth reported 100000 bushels taken
there late Thursday for Eastern ship
ment.
Private and public cables from Liver
pool reported spot wheat there as UNI
changed to "a Sd lower. English wheat
merchants are assured that indian
supplies will increase which, with the
Argentine shipments of 100000 bush
els caused some selling. Local longs
We're sellers at Chicago. The forecast
for the nev: twcnty-four hours was for
rain. which is much needed in tn"
major portion OF the territory cast Of
the river.
u. +. Snow. the CROP expert, csti-
mates the condition Of the growing
plant fully as good as that reported on
April |, with marked hcttermen: west
of the river. while the territory east
as whole is sustaining former esti-
mates.
Corn and oats were both lower. the
former losing is to 3-sc. and the lat
ter 3-S to Sc Corn continues TO move
in largo quantities.
liquidation a feature. ami there was
also some selling Of July deliveries 10y
packers. Investors were free buyers.
and some Of the larger packers were
credited with supporting the market
for ribs and lard towards the close.
Bank CicnrinEs.
NEW YORK. April S,.-BanE clearinFs Ia
~" United states for tne we",S ending Arr,I
last week aud s3.cis.o3i.Jta In this week
last year. Following are the returns from
the principal cites for this week. with
SSssw York. v,is;;s,o'@s; inerea.. ~.
Philadelphia su62ator increase. &C
Boston. SiGi.i ".0ol; decrease. ~.
St. Louis: s75s2'.oHl; increase. -.
Pittsburgh. sI9.53,. 90: decrease. s:.i
san Francisco. sij.6c0.h5o: increase IS
baltimore, sal. 900: decrease. 10.
Minneapolis siS.,ol.oHo decrease 50.
Detroit. So. IS! .u'a: decrease, g.
Cincinnati sc:.'ac on; decrease. IS.
Cleveland, s23, i:t,o1o: decrease. 80
New orleans. s ;isssoo n" .resS 81. H.
omaha. N.,;."ot0; increase. 50.
Milwaukee. s!s.sls.o1o; decrease. a.s.
$, raul s:o:it.o5i: decrease T;:Sv; 80.
Denver. S,S2i.cl0; decrease. IL.
Houston. .s7;s'to@,; decrease. -
NnSt.nc'nn. - g. 1851 %: increase rs
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TUESDAY. MAY 4. 1915,
at , o'clock T.. NJ.

me property described In said cause
as al those certain lots Of land, lying
ana being In the County of Honrico
near The northeast limits OF the citv
oi ,t,nchmond being lots Nos. IA to 80
inclusive. Also. the tract of land adj
ioininS the said lots and containing
s:-ioo acres, having a frontage OF PSI
rect inches on Browning Avenue The
nearness OF this property TO tho civ
makes IL desirable as Investment or for
building homes.
TERMS OF SALE: Onc-third cash
me me r.mainder In six and twelve months
Ior notes bearing per cent intcrcsi
title retained until the whole amount
is paid, and deed ordered by the court.
or i3r al cash at the option OF the
ABNER G. GOoDE.
j. NJ. TURNER
Special Commissioners
ccriify that tic bond required OF
the above commissioners in the above
cause has been duly given.
I. G. FLETCHER.
Deputy Clerk
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
CuICAGo LIVE srocK M.nurr

CHICAGO. April S,-Hoss. strong. most.
~ .c higher. Bulk. {7.sodSI.7o: light. $3.50
F..S"' mixed. S,.*51S,.S0: heavy. s5I5Ts. =
ronEh. f7loTs'.@: pigs sJ.25as1lj Cattle
S,rauv: native beef steers. ss.i5d&S.7': Wcst.
ass -; calves. ;GoaMsS;5 sheen steady
sheep, S.0M{S.t0: lambs. IS ION SO ~
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NAVAL. STOKES

SAVANNAH GA, April Ss-Turnentine.
hrr u T." tA'4: sales. l9S casks: receipts US
"asEs: SHIPMENTS. 30 casks: stocks % ri
casks. Ensin. firm: snles S1l barrels: re :
ccirts tai barrels: shipments. 7at Barrels:
stocks ',:'2 barrels. Quote: A.. b., 80
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Dried Fruits.


Live poultry In good demand. receipts NJ
sprinr chickens mCrensinE market fair. EGG.
-Rcc"ipjS heavier. market steady. Ruttcr
Marker va. fair condition. 1.-Two stock in
iair demand. Hides Market steady at
quotations.
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CIICAGo GRAIN MARKET.

'Il'NGb, Nnril s".-IiGu'datinE sale, 10
make ready for May deliveries Tomorrow
comprised Iu influence IN lowering wheat
tioavircss characterized the close. w!,irh
Was - u" ii.c under last night, level
other i"Hdinc taptcs, TOO. all suffered losses
CORN '.u'.c I" i.mA.c not; OTIS. i.f1s,c to
',u'.C. nnC provisions, 10 10 l2ttc.
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by virtue of a-dccrec OF the Circuit
Court of licnrico County. entered Julv
-. I9l4. In the cause OF NJ. w. Gill Live
STOCK Company. Inc. VS.. NJ Brown ct
ais. the undersigned special commits
sioners appointed for the purpose will
ser ny public auction on the prem :
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rETEEsBuRG PEANUT MARKET.

n, THr TT TT -; NnHseTs, RUNNER Co. Inc.)
a. - EnSbt kt'. VA. April J1.-Spanish -
aTmerS Stock-markct weaker Holders
asking 81: cleaners bidding. Gle VirBinias :
farmers stock Market steady. Fancy jun
80" "'.r p"r pound: fancy handpicked SIC
r"r pound; extra prime. SIZE per pound /:
sheIiihE stock. 2'.c TO SIC per pound.
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buns rrnde Review.

NEW YORK, April 30.-Dun's review
VIII say tomorrow:
Each week strengthens confidence in
a progressive revival OF business ac-
tivity, but the forward movement Is.
IN many departments of trade, so slow
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS

NEW YORK. April 3,.-Cotton goods and
,,ntioh yarn markets. firm. Burlaps. strong
WOOL markets. steady. Ready 10 wear goods
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RAILROADS.
Norfolk &Western RAILWAY

ONLY AIt.-RAII. LINE TO NORFOLK
! Schedule in effect April g. 1915
Leave Byrd street Station. Richmond FOR
NORFOLK $500 a. M. $500 P. H., 1900 p NJ
FOR LYNCHBURCi AND THE WEST:
'6:iS a. b.. $3.50 a. NJ. $500 p. NJ, .s:aJ p
NJ.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: sll:lo A.
NJ: 1855 p. NJ. I'll 80 P. 81. From the West:
M 1900 p. NJ.
'Daiiy. tDaily sxcep. Sunday. ,sunday
W: 3: BEvlLL. &C. SAUNDERS.
P..T M. ROANOKE. G. p. A., Roanoke.
c. II. BOSLDY, D. p. A., Richmond. Va
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Generally Good Tone on Curb,
NEW WORK.. April s0.-rhe curb to-day
displayed generally good tone with prices
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SCHOOLS.

R0CKBRlDGE CtMr-FOR BOYS
Az the Rockbridge Alum SpringB. Virginia
seven Miles From Raiiroaih
lnstruetion In athletirs (swimmins mar.
ucuIE,. acoutcraf'. first aid to the Injured
grammar and high school courses
competent. experienced instructors-el
college graduates " on
Moderate rates. Write for particulars
Major s. w. Anderson, p. o. Roy Isa ~
inCton Va
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Richmond & Petersburg Electric Ry.
Richmond & Chesap.,s, Bay Rsilws, Com0an,

Nehmond & Ihesap.af' Bay Railway Company
anperncuinE Schedule OF April Ii, Iolk
eeheduie subject to Change Wlth.ut
Trains leaves Richmond b.s.to u o..
~. bs a. NJ. A. 81. $40 A NJ, II A. n
r.. M. r. NJ. r. III. b& p. M. 6:a p.
IL. il:B =. NJ.
Trains leave Ashland $3.50 A NJ. BIZ A. r..
~. al. bS A. A. 10 4 NJ, ssll A. NJ 81
, noon ''i r. ~; r: N p. N. r. NJ.
10 p NJ; go 81. .;i9 p. Ia. p. n
..o eSasries baggage DAILY except Sunday.
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Nd .STOCK M.\RkET.

&c Q! FUTcn \ co.
h aInoud, Va April -. 1919.
t,S on BOARD.
- Old. 9. ana r.. at Sc
Bpenturies, at >2-2
3Centurics. at S.i..
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BY G. l.. e. II. L. DENOON.
Real Estate Auctionecrs.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE OF
DESIRABLE PROPERTY IN THE
COUNTY OF HENRICO. NEAR THE
NORTHEAST LIMITS OF THE CITY
OF RICHMOND. NEAR THE CRAIGII
TON ROAD
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Atlantic Coast Line
The STANDARD Railroad OF tho Son

' i:,tnHhrn hnIiroad OF tho South.
EFFECTlNE April. o. 1915
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
For Florida and South: s:i5 A. 81 ana s.as
r. NJ. !2;vl y. NJ
- For Notdoik; go y. NJ. 500 p. NJ. 400
For =. W; Ry.. west: s:I5 A. H., $3.50
a; NJ. GO i. NJ. $50 L. 81 ''
sfrsor fss'etsSnrs: i.;1s 4. NJ: SIS A. NJ.
100 i. NJ, III" T. NJ. $50 p. NJ. Gas p ~.
w l.. NJ li:sj T.. NJ.
-. 'oiisboro and Fayetteville: 400 p II
Tralns arrive Richmond daily: s:a) A. NJ
a a. ~, ~. =" A. ~; $50 a. ~. -tiets
1889 .. NJ " " -h''
tNcSnt sunday. Sunday only
Time OF arrival ard departure and conn.o
lions not guaranteed
{. :. CAMPBELL. ID. p. A.. SIS Main ST.
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Spots. quiet: middIing. uplands. 1879. \
sales

NEW WORK.. April Sport movement
VIZ - ing. .e."'c. Receives. 80 bales: exports.
J.. ." bales: stock, 2oe.?1t bales
Total to-day at all ports-Nct receipts
~ bales: exports. 3i,oe3 bales: stock
i,%9,GGi bales.
total for week-Net receipts. 1859 bales:
Total for seoson-Net reccipts sos5,3,
bales: exports. TlSi.3)s bales.
NEW ORLEANS. April 3o.-The price Of
cotton was advanced in the early hours to-
naT. hut the gam was not we'll maintained
Profit taking later became rather heavy Al
the hest trading quotations were /! TO u
points over Yesterdays quota tons. From,
ms there was Il gradual sag until prices
showed an advance OF only . to : points
IN" close was a an advance of 20 points
Closing: May. ?.IG; July. 1911: October
1885, December. !o.c2: January. 1860 spots
steady: sales. i,.@3 bales: to arrive. none
middling, s.iSc.
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IN execution of a deed OF trust to the
uIdn,aersiSned trustee. dated October. Is.
Igl2, duly recorded i'm clerI<'s office Of
lo6,A, page 27l, default having been
lnade IN debt secured. and being re-
CURED SO TO do by the beneficiary. |
snail sell at public auction on The
premises on
MONDAY. MAYS, 1915.
at o'clockP. NJ
al the real estate described in said
deed. as follows: Beginning at n point
on the east line of Brook Turnpike.
at It's intersection with the north line
vi nhaournum Avenue. thence running
Brook Turnpike. and fronting thereon
:oO6 rect, thence castwardly 23l feet.
thence southwardly 1896 feet, and
tncnce westwardly along the north line
or l-aburnum Avenue 231.7l feet to
'hs point OF beginning.
rms lot being we'll elevated In a
most desirable location and on the cor
ner. should command the attention or
home-Seckers and SPECTATORS and YOU
ar. urged to be present at the sale
TERMS: Cash.
o. II. FUNSTEN.
Trustee.
Elan & Funston. Auctioncers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-01

KIChmond, Va, ApriI ~ 1918
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS On CHANGE
EbiE.iT-Car lots
SO rod. Western. ........ ~ 10