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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-02

NEW YORK. September l.-Dun's
review tomorrow Will say:
EmbarEocs on freight shipments and
some cancellations Of contracts be-
cause OF uncertainties as TO deliveries
due TO the threatened TRANSPORTATION
tie-up characterized the situation dur
ing the week. Yet. in spite Of these
conditions. business made further
stances being undertaken with sus-
tanned confidence. Current buying
continues noteworthy. though ordi.
narily II might he checked. and diver
Rcnce between supply and demand is
still factor OF strength in MANY
quarters. !'"ices in leading lines tend
upward steadily. hut, while the high
costs naturally cause some hesitancy
consumption is not lessencd pcrcen,i'
bly,. In one important branch after
another purchasing has broadcned an
preciably. following q temporary lull
and producing and distributing faciIi
ties remain inadequate to meet tho
expanding requirements. with trans
actions surprising those OF any Other
year much more business might he
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Brntlstrcefs.

NEW YORK, September I-Hrad.
street Tor the week ending to-mor.
row will say: "''i
Concern over the beclouded railway
labor situation Is widesnrcad .,"h H..
pacing of embargocS on frriph, hn.
caused considerable unsettlcment in
prac'raiIy every channel: but the very
drnl OF strike seems TO have dcvcl-
hurry calls. 10 ship staple merchandise
Tor which contracts were placed ear
ler In the season. Thus an ALREADY
active SITUATION has been further
stock up. and in consequence. railway
congestion making factors are in cvi
dcncc. even though the strike prob .
npi! VIII h"t cventuatc on it's due
certain that tho emharrocs. even II
only temporary. will work much dam
"Se 10 pcriShablc commodities. Prior
10 TINS week the American public
seemed to b" ohlivious of the strike
situation.'it having been thought right
along that way out Of the Difficult
ties would be found without recourse
TO drastic measures. But it is now
realized that If a strike should occur
temporary paralysis would cns,io.
Aside from tho labor situation indi .
Gated. the week has been one of soar
ing prices for ncccssaries. with ro-
markahlc activity lin all but few
lines. trade, wholesale. retail and lob
hing. having been active. or better
while, In addition, the holding Of cor,
vcn'ions with the presence OF visiting
buyers in the leading centcrs ami
mated house trade.
or pressure on the mills than was
anticipated. Collections are good
money IS easy. as well as plentiful
demands for crop-moving purposes
hold we'll
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REAL ESTATE
AND COURTS.
CHANCERY TRANSFERS,
Ten Deeds of Bargnin and SnIe
Amounting To SCI. no

va SOi .tSU.
James f. Kennedy ct ux. 20 r. +.
east corner of Minor Street ard lamb
Avenue. August %. 1916; s" a
Hardinia Cunningham to vi David
son. 80 feet north line Webster street
between Allen and st. Peter Streets,
August ri, 1916; sac.
George Kinds to j. j. McDonouph
3ooxl24 feet at the northwest corner
Of Garrison street and Mill Avenue
August 10. 1916; tax. 1910: $40.
Maude s Cooke ct AL TO Maude G.
Edwards, 2sX30 feet north line Canal
street. az feet west of First street.
August Is. 1916: $3.50
Davis Brothers to e r. Williams.
81 ] -2x6I feet IL inches at the north
east corner OF Hanover Avenue and
INC boulevard August %, 1916; tax.
5000: $4,000
+. r. Williams ct ux to Davis
Brothers. 40 l2xl45 feet east line
Laurel Street. l57 feet north OF Bev-
$3.50. -'''' ak
Same to same. soxl44 feet south
line Floyd Avenue. $50 feet east Of
Hamilton street. August "a. 1915;
tax. 81
-. j. White TO Henry r. White. BOX
so feet ives, line First Street, between
Leigh and Jackson Streets August
10, 1915; tax. 81 $40.
Davis Brothers to w. F. Fans. 1911?
by ia feet . inches south line Floyd
avenue. IS feet : inches east of Elm
Antonio silva. ,Ir.. ct ux.. to c.
Sa'tcrfield. l2oXll5 feet north line Or.
leans Street 80 feet west of Erin
street August 81, 1915; tax, 81: $40
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EIGHT HOUR-DAY TALK
WEAKENs STOCK MARKET
Selling on Wall Street Worst That
Has Been Seen for
Months.
L. S. STEEL CONTINUES HIGH
Abdication of King, Which Brings
Greece Nearer to War, PleaseS
the Owners of MunitiUn Plants
Throughout the Country.
by BRoADAN WALL.

NEW YORK, September l-Stock ks
closed weak and sXe,i hSr s%.any a aor
tive and strong. The reason was the
prospective cight-hour- law for
railways.
Wall Street has been ghost dancing
for six months. and the ghost has
failed TO ma,erialize. The selling, to-
day was about the worst that has peen
terical. Railroad men sold because
they were angry.
The decline did, ho ,'aM,n,;; force for.
load. for they were not sure how far
the railroad men would go along the
road they had taken IN the stock mar
day was liked, because, by imposing
it. Congress obligated itself before
the country TO give the railroads full
recompense in rates. In the after
noon this theory was upset by the
thought that perhaps the shippers.
who vainly IMAGINED that they pay
public, which actually does pay the
rates might vote the present admins
tration and CONGRESS out OF Office and
make II impossible TO fulfill the prom
/, did no, seem to to the traders
that the Democrats can SO out only TO
new administration would I've friendly to
big business and. therefore. square deal
Kelly Sprinrfieid made now hish records,
wHich hse cane me Off. soii within is Of a point
q hsh record mic Th he r "os,ns W ias,
arc Being sadias,ed-gn Tbs insT5ss con-
Abdicat,on Of the KING hrouvht Greece
owners OF rnunition plants it made them
holder, because +, means ono iA'r" 'uS'o-
MGR.
NEW YORK. ssn;nseF 1A .,,cnS.a T ,e-
DAYS irrecular market. n" iHycsish moEr
Strong a; tho outset, hu, stocks wsTs freely
soon wined out mos, eSr;, .,.ro mo lie,
again was elevated on N" advance Of Me-
Ssniis Maine IT'S to now rc"
ords Marine preferrgd touched loSH. With
5s, for In:p'ration amd lS for kST Snr"f r.
n ss motor II 'hs ns noa&y adsss$T NIL
Wnys Overland unsettled ,hc c ,nm list
'n Ren 1'innEe ST Pagi the 1iaTrimsns and
EastorI 5pmE Lines ,hs ,n!aI tntis 'T.d
vanccs being later substituted BY to :,
'2 nni;cd states s,ecl was a snee, anchor
q the forenoon. ~ carly .maSimp'n, Mus
and csrry!nE other !nGMs,Fiai, With II those
sssS sGss gs The T 3no. sales sis
S5cah e Gorm 4,o SSensnss nnThs dG'n ION
Heayv cncE,nss ., ,9,crna,,qna, war Is:
and canaaia ns"t"aturcd the lower bond
narfet ro,al f S1d mar Taln. '?.s"oe
NEM xoRK ssE,sm9.5 5i.
demand ,A73li cables. $40 10 Bar sil.
So6 ss'fn G2>F bon hssvH Tms
GSfaF s six oT 'aHs G nineT 6 daS.
stronger. ruling rate, "a.
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CHANCERY RELEASE DEEDS.
Nine Relenre Deeds. Amounting I

Nine Release Deeds. Amounting to
S1+,3saII.
Stuart Bowe. trustee. TO James f.
Kennedy. 2sx1oo feet at the south
east corner of Minor Street and Lamb
Avenue. August "a, 1916: IS.
w. l.. Tyler. trustee. to James
Brooks. lot II in block 1. in the plan
OF Providence Park. August 81. 1915;
s44S
II. S. Taylor ct al. trustees. to Alice
H. Lee, 25xl45 feet south line Grace
Street, 175 feet west Of Allison Street.
September /. 1916; $1,000.
Ricehson 6. crutchdeld: trustees. to
southeast corner Of Second Avenue
$500.
J. p. Elan. trustee. to Rasmus Nell
sen. 40 feet 8 inches by 6e1-2 feet
feet north OF Louisiana Street Au-
gust %. 1916; $3.50.
Hill. Carter ct al. trustees, to r C.
Fletcher. lots 10. "A and IL In block
A: also lots TO IL In block b in the
gust az. 1915: sI.227s2.
l., Beverly ct ux.. 2lx1oo feet south
line Carlton Street. being No. 1928
August 80. 1915: s7sl33
a: ]: Chewing, Jr.. trustee. to ].
J. White. 3ox6o feet west line First
Street. between Leigh and Jackson
Streets. August 81. 1916; s3e3.8s.
w. S. Robinson. trustee, to Charles
Is. Willis ct ais, 20 feet s. ga inches
by 81 feet west line Temple Street
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Little New on Market
Fear Of Strike viii Cause No Id
0anec in Richmond To-Day.

The market presents but little that
Is new. Some OF the dealers were proud
OF having damsons on their fruit ia bles.
"hu Two or three OF them were also
ooastinS that they had extra early fall
turkeys. in the dressed state, but the
turkeys were not very numerous and
they commanded 80 cents per pound.
me threatened strike has not vet
anectcd the retail market, and tho
vide awake markctmen have stocked
up 10 keep it from having any effect
as io"S as possible There will be no
advance in prices that will nrevoiI To-
gay, strike or no strike. as the follow
ing quotations will show.
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Bnnk Clcnrlnrs.

il, MN Nv YORK. Scr;"mhcr l..-Bank clearing
,NuE1S s,. o} =; nscrex,,c si.eS4sseo acainS
tmrns "I foE IL 81 rsar FollowinG IN" r."
rnnnE ;%.t slow this week as comparei wit.
; ESw YORK , g 900 increase 100
phiiade'ph,a. !2lt.s5o. oCo: Increase o.
Boston. {li0.l+7."-i. Increase I32
kan.nS tity. SOL .6,5 o0n: increase 81,
s. Louis. tao.s2i 40: Increase "a n
san Francisco. $685. Gd0: increase "a,
I:ttsnurch. $50. soi. coo: increase II; 80
baltimore. s7i.fGl 90: increaso l.S
Cleveland. Si;. 40 30: Increase IL.
Detror. s3:.. GN,: Increase 40,
Cincinnati: 81. 2o9. no: Increase IL,
MINNEAPOLIS. S!;.77i non: inrr"a ~
EE"s hSnro,S; s2%5i6,"Hn; increase. iii
NcW orleans So. 30. 900: incrc,sn tf5
milwaukee,. tiG.> u0n. incre..c -,
LOUISVILLE. sli.6Hs. COZ: Increase III
tlchnirn,s sI+.ssr co: Increase 50,
Atarta. 81; l5i. n5sl. incrcnuo .
Denver. 81 $1,000: increase 513
Scattic. Sl1.1i'.of-i: Increase .;
l5niiajo. SlS.;3' r'N: Increase o5s
-. ianl. 3l2.i3,.t-tH: increase pas
HnIk'on' az, $ihN.o"o0: increase. lSa
In,iararoiis. S'.ii5.Ho: Increase o.
WW Mmtth E.!N." $50. increase $50
Washington H. G.. s6s36.0oo: decrease 20
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BUILDING PERMITS.

Three building Permits, Amounting
to SB76.
Permits for repair work were issued
yesterday by Building Inspector But
Ter as follows:
store at 2l7 East Broad Street, 10 cost
$3.50.
Mrs. Susan d. Knapp. to repair
orick dwelling at 7o3 West Grace
Street to cost $500
Mrs. Eta HazelSrove. to repair
frame dwelling 700 North Avenue, TO
cost slo5
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Three DeedH of Tru.t, Amoountina

Three Deeds of Trust. Amounting
to &9,g40.
F. T.. Gatewood to f. L. RuHin ct
al. trustees. 2Sxlo0 feet at the south
east corner OF Minor Street and Lamb
Avenue. August %. 1916; $500.
Alice Lee ct al to r. w. Jones, trus-
tee. 25Xl+5 feet south line Grace
Street, l75 feet west OF Allison Street
September l. 1916: $500.
Rosonus Nielsen TO Elan & Fun
stem. trustees, 40 feet 4 inches by S.
l-2 feet west line Williamsburg Ave.
nue.. o33 feet north OF Louisiana
Street. August %. 1916; $3.50.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued YES
terday by the clerk of the Hastings
Court as follows:
Edgar NJ. Rove and Jessie E Brown
ing. both OF Richmond.
William +. Martin and Elizabeth
Waldrop. both Of Richmond
William NJ. Davis and Sallie f. Har-
dy. both OF Richmond.
The following marriage license was
issued yesterday by the clerk OF Hen
rico Circuit Court
B. j. Morecock and Edna c. Sprenkle
both OF Henrico County
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HENRrco DEEDS OF TRUST.

Two Deeds of Trust, Amounting
to Sf0.120.
Helena T. Caperton ct ais. to c. c.
Chaplin. trustee. lots 3 and II, block
A. Hampton Park. June IL. 1916; ST.
100.
E. E. Ramsey ct ux to American
Trust Company. trustee. lo01250 feet
south line OF Pocahontas Avenue. Sep
TENDER /. 1916; $4,000.
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HENRIco RELEASE DEEDS.

Three Deeds of Relennc, Amount.
ing to s125.Se2.
A. E: Heinrich ct ais. trustees. to
F. V; Mosna. lot 25. block D, section
s., Highland Springs September i.
1916: S2l2.
j. A. Cabeli ct ais. trustees. TO
Greater Richmond Realty Company.
side Of Broad Street Road Aurust
s, 1916; {lI5.ooo
H. S. Taylor. trustee. to j. II. Fra
ser ct ais. "a S-l0 acres; also. 40
1916; $40; $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-02

NEW 1UIfh. ScDtcmbNT I.-FHW SuEar.
nrm; cen,rituEai. so: moas.cs. Az: refEed:
coffee, firm: Rio. g. loc: Santos Is. liiac.
Early gains of II to 81 polnts in cotton
seed oil early short covering and broad
eninE outside speculative demand. gave way
later under enormous selling for profits. ana
close the market was to IL poirts not
tSnders on Sepssm5er. siS5 barfeIs '''e Tho
market market closed steady Spo,. sso bid: Ser
sembc- ssnMaH: December. oSod PSI: Ianu-
ary.--a.S2Gf? SIS: February. 33oG S?5 March
lo.l1d lG Ii: April. 10l6m 1890
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STEAMBOATS,.
dDOminiOn Line

Lv. Richmond. It. OF Ash St. daily 700 p. NJ.
teaSes Newport Se~s. 100 A. NJ
Connections with main line steamers leav.
Ing Norfolk for New York daily, encept sun
day. 100 p. ". Connections also made by
:. & w: Ry. P. NJ. and c. & O. Ry. at
r. NJ. Night line steamers stop at Clare
mont on signal. and are met by public con-
by daylight for Norfolk. Old Poir:. Newport
W.ws and all James klvSr landings; Monday.
Freight received for all James River points
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. September IAN early adj
vance was followed Nv sharn reactions In
cotton TO-DAY with December selling of
from - 40 20 lSh.c under heavy realizing
ior over, Labor Day. The close, vas at
practically tn" low uoint q: tn" taV. with
n" ton" easy at not decline OF - to 81
a opening advice o, y to 81 points.
making INV him records for tho sca SnI,.
was inspired ~ tn" sensational strength
OF Liverpool Tn. market thc!c waS closed
when YESTERDAYS soE"rnm"nt rcror, was
published. but NOR. than responded to the
local advance this morning. with prices a,
one time showing an advarc" Of folly "a
points from Thurstav's closing figures Tho
market soon turned easier.
Some selling OF October. ACCOMPANIED bv
rurno-s 81 easier -unt basis I'm Texas
also promoted IN" disrosit!on to TAX" uroh,s
on lonr contracts. and IN. talk around tho
ring reflected NOR" r"ac,iouary sentiment
during the afternoon. Price. weakened in
consequence. with October selling OT from
lsEnc to !j.sic while January hrok" from
iGisc. the carly high l"v"I. /" idlOc TIL.
bulk o. the selling on tho decline bc-
iieved 20 represent realizing hv old lon.s
after the sensational advance q! YESTERDAY.
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BOND LIST

Anclo-French IS Observation-Disclosures. asb
Atlantic Coast Limo LIST IS. tasked', ..... 9ls.
e. LII. and y. col Is asked -. S4i4
4 { l. cv. Is (BaltImnrel (askedl.... o2,7
chosapeake aud ohio cv. ii2s ............ S3L.
t-hcsapcake and Ohio cv. 5s.............. a2L
Itrg.tt and Myers Observation-Disclosures. 1e'
Mercantile Marine Observation-Disclosures. lOst,
Mercantile Marine new Observation-Disclosures. gsN.
Sea board Air Line adj Observation-Disclosures. 67i.
Southern Railway ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Southern Railway ts......... !............. j0l
Y. $ ReEistored IS. 1850 thidl ............ a9
l. : Registered As 1925 ,hidp .......... lhai2
L s Registered Panama 3s, 1851 Odd lnli,
United States Steel Observation-Disclosures. ln5i.
Va Brown Bros cts (W. Va tbi6j.. 5Nia
Va Car. Chemical 60. 5s....:............. ~.
Va Car. Chemical Co. is ............ 1905.
Ma T.Ny. and Power Go. 5s..,............. s.
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RAILROADS
Richmond & Petersburg
Electric Rv.
Norfolk & Western RAILWAY

GHLf ALL-RAlh LINE TO NORFOLK.
rC LeaS wo, b 1 :, stree! station. Riehmond
500 p. NJ: 1900 =. 81.
FOR tYNcHsukG ,AHD THE WEST
Z. NJ Lossi 70 cre"e. .s:as F.. II.
4. 81 .s::5 ?. NJ. 900 p. NJ .ii:ao p M
From the west: 'o:i5 ~ III. .s:37 A. 81.
p. ~.
Daily. tDaiiy excep, Sunday. .sunday
W. B. BHvILL. W. C. sAuNpERs
= - VI. ROANOKE. G. p A. Roanoke.
c. n. BosLEY. -. p A.. Richmond. Va
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Two Deeds OF Release, Amounting
F. NJ. Boxley et ais trustees %
Virginia Warehouse Corp, l2Ix155
feet south line OF Hull Street, a. feel
east OF east line OF Eighth Street Au-
L. W, Glazebrook ct ais, trustees.
to Charles Byrd. 2Oxl2O feet east line
OF Decatur Street. March 3, 1915:
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SEW YORK INr Srn1I, MapuI,r

NJ" ,f0Rk: Septctibcr l.-Pccvcs. steady;
puiis SS~H SIer: cows. SS00Ni 1913.
CaIvcS, strong: vealS 5000 n Sl;.oo: culls
sssmm SEQ ErasscrS and Skim-mill calves
sheen and lambs firm: sheep IS bnT IS. 90:
eeuiis. itoG $500: lambs. 1880 $3.50: culls
Hogs. firm: medium weights. sll3AG gil. 50:
rn'ienS. S?.bSU 5000. rigS. 1880.
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CHICAGO LIVE srOCK MARKET

III AGO. S"ptciab"r i.--HogS-EuCCiptS,
500: slow. Bulk: %loG'd ,ll'lO: light. sio.@i
Z; sii;;: mixci. SO ma sil@5; heavy. slOI0
$3.50 ''"7' -'-''-'
Cattle Reccints. 1900: weak Native bccf
catt" -5m 81 80: stoclssrs StS5S a 81. 20: COWS
and Sno nSffTs s.; ts53 calves ss.%T .l2.So
S6.l q so: amh.. $3.50 5000 .
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done were it not for the scarcity OF
materials and shortage of labor.
which prevent manufacturers from
accepting all the contracts offered
weekly bunk clenrings. S3I4114l ohl
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
I BN w z CrensEHw Z Co
RICHMOND. Va: September !. le

CHICAGO. Scptcmber l-Ncrvousnrss or
the part OF some traders that som. hitch
IN Congress would prevent u settlement
OF tho railway strike turned The wheat
market to day downyradc. Largely In con
sequence tn" clos" was unsettled li7c to % &c
ict lower. with September at 81 i0A. aud Dc
c.tnber at tii3H to 'ih Com nnishcd 10
to &c down; oats. i.C 30 i.C OF Ia ~, W.,
and provisions VARYING from Sane de.
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PETERSat-RG prATrr u,,,..-

TIL ERSBl'kG PEANUT MARKET
'fnportcd by Rodgers. piummer & Co IncN
fERSBtRG, VA: Sep,embcr i-Span.
.n,,Ie5 aF'nrFS ,St3rk-Markrt weak and un-
scNled. 81 asked &c" hid "
rsnr SSihiiansLFarmers' stcck--Market weak
tnS J.ufnho 3'1c pcr pound: fancy hand.
plckcd. 3i4c pcr pound: extra prime r. nnr
pound prime. 2s.c per pound Smelling s,ori,
:" 10 TIC per bound W.
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NAVAL STORES

,S.:N aNNA!i. GA, September l-'rurrcn.
I'm! N nriL. ~, sales. I2S casks REGENTS.
,@ ASKS; shiu,ments, lIs casks: stock 2ia7i
cS;,,. ,k,,sin. FIRM; sales. l'5i barrels re-
S;ock X 80 barrels Quote: A. b. 5ssa SIS:
! q, q o,i. cog 30: a.; 70 IsS Sos e.
: %: NJ. ssiS e:''. " $50. &c C. Is "a a
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HENRICO TRANSFERS.
-Four Decd Of ItnrpnIo mud IN
Amounting zoS

Amounting to SI,7c5.
Annoy Realty Corp. to Louis Bal
dacci. lot II. block s, Colonial Place
August 2l. 1916 $3.50
j. NJ. Conner ~ ais. to A r Whit
more. lots - and -. section Q. Beech
wood Park. September 12. 1912; 800
Lohn y. cutchins. trustee. to Mutual
savings ana Security Corp. ten acres
Hrookland Macistcrial District Au-
gust 1G. 1916. SAFE
Abbey Realty Corp to Mrs. r. w.
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always M. liberal offerings. Al tho lowcst
the trading months Is to - points
under ycstcrdav's mai quotations. The
clos" net loss for tho season OF 80
- points. CLOSING bids; October. 1869:
December. 1855: January. 1895: March. ISL
May. 1912
$40, cotton. stead aud uncnanred. Sales
on tho spot. POS bales: to arrive none. Mid
ding. 1866.
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cHANcERY DEEDS OF TRUST.

Wood. lots 5 and 6. block 20. Colo
NAL Place May Is. 1916; 5000.
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NEW YORK. scp,"fnhor Port ,noynmen.
--MtGdI;nr. 1890. Exports. di76 bales; stock.
total to-day a, all nor,s-No, receipts.
% 0i3 bales: exports. %. io2 bales: stock
so bales.
Total for wrek--Nct r.Ceipts. li2.39S bales:
EXPORTS. 1l0.2gl bales
Total for scason-Set rece!pts. 397. orc ba los
cxports. i0s.4s2 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Septe;nbeE l-To.day's
session o: the cotton market Of
iIquida sion and realizing Of rrofts after
bull week, and prices slumpcd undcr the
pressure Around the oreninr the marte,
leyels Tor the seeson. and sendinr tho ,Oc
above isc a pound for the hrst time
Tie sensationaliy good Livnrpo"! and Il
rr"a. accumulation of overnight buy.ng
orders were .rcsnonsibie for the early i'm
urOrcmcnt. Many traders The long vide
torbrentiy were lacking for the riIc. and
hoy sold literally To rcalizc their profits
rho market reached an advance Of II 10 30
oiats. before the selling checked II. hui,
'Nnn there was rapid crumhlinp all alUnr
be Inc and in q short time October. the
most active month. WAS &c pound. 80
f1in;s down. Several times during III, dav
a. market made ATTEMPTS TO recover, but
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HusT1NGs DEED OF rRrsr.

One Deed of Trust. Amounting
H. c. Parham ct ux to A. L. Adam
son ct ais. trustees. lots "a and Is
square so. plan Of Woodland Heights
August 80, 1916; $500
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.


I'N IT'IDIDN.
NV YORK. September l.-Cottor goods
h.u warns were strong TODAY with rising
mrlccs Rea -,o-wear trade was active.
Ncul mArNrt wore Mulct and hrm.
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LARK EFT CONDITION.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. very scarce and in heavy
demand. recei pts very light: hens in good
denand. rcccipts very light. E=rs-Mar!ic;
hrm Ruuer-Markct firm. 1.-Two stcc<-Vcai,
IN splendid demand, scarce and wanted
WoOl-Market unsettled
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HusrINGs RELEASE DEEDS,

90 feet IL 1-2 inches south Of TAYLOR
street. August 81. 1916: $500.
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Cash grain: whcat-No :. rcd. 81 i3T,iiiS.
=" red: y g; no, z hard: N;'6i:; No. &
"si.c. No. yellow and No white. nom
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO KY-

Gin. i;ou'vie 6 West. 20 D.. - p. III ri
Main Line. Local .;:2b xix
James River Line. 10000 a ts.ig ~
y. Neys. SIX. ola PIT. $3.50 a. re M i %
Newport News. Local. 200 a. 90 M
Trains arrive from NIX, .ll:Oo a. :I5 =
ESQ D.. y. News. .s:55 a. .s:O5 p. From
west West. $40 a. $50 p. t.:5s a.. 'l:ls p..
sunday from Thurmond. Jas. River, fs:sA
a.. 500 p week days. 1850 p. m. Sundays
DAILY tESCept Sunday
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sEAHOAKD AIK LINE KAILWAY.

The Progressive Railway of the South n
Southbound trains scheduled to leave Rich
niond daily; 3;3a A. ~. local; 1850 r. NJ.
s!eepers and coaches to Jacksonville: lo:45
~ III. coaches and sleepers TO Jacksolyil!e
Atlanta and BrminSham: G:35 Pi NJ.
coaches and sleepers to Jacksonvile: 1915
A. NJ. sleepers to Atlanta, Birmingham
Jacksonvii.e. Tampa and coaches TO Jack.
sonvlie. "
Northbound trains scheduled to arrive ia
Richmond caily: $50 a. NJ. $3.50 A. ~
local. 9:30 q NJ. 5:37 T. NJ
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SOUTHERN RAILWAI

trans Leave Kichmond-Main ST. Static
Schedule hSurcs EOt guaranteed. For TN
South-Daiiy: $3.50 a. NJ. local: 1890 A. II,
express; P,arlor buffet car; . p. NJ, express;
r. NJ. $500 +. ~. local. for Keysvilie Chasai
City and Buffalo Lthia snrings.-week days.
Train. except Sunday. connecting for Baitf.
more (Parlor carr. 1885 a. NJ and 4:l5 2.
II. daily. local.
Trains Arrive Richmond-From the South:
f:05 A. NJ. and $500 a. NJ. $500 p. M, $500
=. NJ, daily: s:4s A. NJ. except Sunday.
From West Point: SEAS a. NJ. except Monal
day: 9:4o a. NJ and'6:15 p. NJ. daily.
onice s07 E. Mo'-. ST. Phone Madison a72.