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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-28
MONEY RATES MAY BECOME FIRMFp,
MANY RUMORS REGARDING REAniN.
Talk of Distributing the Big Surplus - PittsM,.
Holders Of Consolidated Gas Bonds, Philadelnb.
Co. Subsidiary, Form Protective Committee


The recently resumed transfer of for
eien.held securities TO this side of the At
,.,,,,,, H.. ,...,,.,, ,t,. ,,,,,,,,. 90 so,,,o
~ '''9 '"es '''e
bankers that the money situatioh' thoush
superficially extremely easy at present,
may reflect I'm tho NOT distant future the
satu,, ,.,,,.,,., co., s,,.,,, ,,, o,,,,,,. ,,.;
i'i ie'e" ue'''"''u io' i"'''' ~
dent. Inc bank statements mere ana III
New York of late have displayed a heavy
expansion in the loan item, That the
movement of securities from abroad will
be handled carefully goes without saying,
and lodgment is being found for tho o
stocks and bonds in the banks and other
financial institutions throughout the cOun.
try. The drai.. in cash Is another feature
of the present situation and is largely ac.
counted for by the movement through the
Federal Reserve Bank. There is not like
ly therefore to be any great demand for
new capital while the foreign selling con-
tihues as inc bargains TO be obtained are
100 tempting to investors, being OF the
highest grade securities
According TO dispatches. money rates
throughout inc west snow llttle Likelihood
OF any material chahge taking place Tor
Sol% s '.nle, me STEADY accumulation OF
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-28
PUBLIC UTILITIES

The annual report Of the American
Power and Light Company for the year
ended December 81, 1915, gives a com
bined statement of earnings of the Kan
sas Gas and Electric Company Pacific
sas Gas and Electric Company, Port
land Gas and Coke Company, Pacific
Power and Light Company and South
western Power and Light COmpany's sub
salaries as follows: Gross, S7,326 O96
against S6,959,333 in 1914 net, S3.454.243.
against S3,257S27 In 1914. In connection
with Issuing its annual report, the Amer
lean Power and Light Company has sent
a letter TO its stockholders describing the
terms on which they may subscribe to
S6,9Si,300 OF new bonds The company
offers its preferred and common stock, and
TO holders OF option warrants for its COM
mon stock the privilege 70 subscribe after
March l and on or before March IS, for
an amount Of per cent gold debenture
bonds equal to so per cent. of the par
value of their respective holdings. as reg
isteTed on the company's books, February
"a. 1916. The subscription price Is pay
able in 10 per cent installments
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-28
CURB MARKET WEAK;
TRADING ACTIVE
Prices Declined From 5 to 10
Points-New Low for
Midvale Rights

NEW YORK. Feb. 2s,-Trading in the
market for outside securities today was
again fairly active but generally at the
expense Of values The unfavorable war
news was largely instrumental in develop
ing further downward tendency, which
extended almost throughout the entire
list. Declines in some Instances were
from to 10 points, this generally being
the case in some Of the war issues and
oil stocks.
Poole Engineering and Machinery de.
clined more than 10 points. Aetna IGS.
plosive 81 point. Submarine Boat, on small
offerings, cased off "a Kathodion Bronze
was an exception. After moving up about
five points 1t reacted about two. The
motor stocks were reactionary; Chevrolet
Motors declined three points White Mo.
tors, Ia; Maxim Munitions declined TO n
new low mark on more liberal offerings.
Midvale steel declined 1ia, while the
rights on rather heavy offerings touched
~ new low mark the bonds were UNI
changed Tobacco Products sold off more
than a point. rallying slightly. Alas Rub
Der sold eN-dividcnd at a small recession ,
Hopkins and Aliens Arms were offered at
about 10 points under the previous
transactions.
oil stocks rcactcd sharply Prairie Pipe
Line declined ~ points; Illinois Pipe, : :;
Buckeye Pipe. 3 Ohio Oil, s, and stand
ard oil Of California. G.
copper stocks were quiet and shade
easier notwithstanding the higher cables
from abroad
Bonds were comparatively quiet and
fractionally lower, in sympathy with the
balance of the list
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-28
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Feb 2S.-The feature OF
the early foreign exchange was strength
in Dutch exchange and in rubles. The
aforementioned rose to 429s a42&, and
rubles were quoted fully half point high
err, at 32A d321a. Strength OF RUSSIAN
exchange was attributed to loan rumors.
Sterling was steady, being quoted at
4.761s sor demand and Az for cables.
French exchange was shade easier at
5.S6& for cables, and 5S7A for checks.
A slight fractional Improvement in reichs-
marks 10 73 7-16 and 1919, was set down
TO political considerations. Other quota
lions were: Lire cables, 6.7O9s; checks.
6.71A; Swiss cables, 5.2S1a; checks 5'24 y;
Vienna. l2.72@l2.75; Stockholm, 2Sg
2s.I5: pesetas. 19@ 1905.
In the late afternoon the market be-
came very quiet and rates turned a shade
easier. It was stated that the early high
quotations for reichsmarks at 1885 ana
73& were merely asking figures and that
no business was transacted at that level.
Quotations later We're at 73as. Sterling
shaded I-16, to 4.76 7-l6q476E z for de-
mand. and 4.I6 l5-l6@ Az for cables.
Francs were also a little easier at 5's'
for cables and 5.s7la for checks
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-28

rising a dollar, fell back below G.,
final while Rapid Transit los, ,'s.ufdsi
dollar and Storage Battery ,neallI
Reading also reacted after adysn"iooss dos :
two points. ''oing On
Philadelphia Company issues ~.
regular. Pittsburgh holders Of ,svt mgt Z
of the Consolidated Gas ComnaD.. .ue 6c1a
burEh, a subsidiary Of PhiladelyS. u Pfs
pany, on which interest was pgs d., "
February !. have formed Ssauas
committee composed of A. G pp,.vssda
u. Herbert Hostetter. John N 'VSolns,
Theodore q. Daub and T. II ,slo'l
with the Safe Deposit and Trn,, pcelalnga cl
as depository, A. committee sos N,,onrg
purpose was formed in Pbusdo,.se sp.
the time the default in interes, pnA 4
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-28

YOUNGSTOWN, o., Feb. 2S.-The
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
has placed orders for 10000 tons of Bes-
seme- iron with several Pittsburgh inde-
pendent producers, paying SEQ a ton
Youngstown district shipments TO begin
Immediately Because Il Is the largest
buyer OF pig iron IN this section, the
company received a concession OF SO
cents 4 ton. The company has also placed
80 order for 5aea tons Of gray forging iron
81 $3.50 q ton
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-28

"The dependence of municipnl;b,.
on Public Service Corporafio,,!.
the strength of their securit;s,S
q The preferred stock, Of s,,,..
public service companies afford L
opportunity for substantial inve,,n.. y
yielding high return. ''
q We particularly recommend 4
cumulative $50 preferred stock 4
public fcrvice company netting !,
present prices 6.423.
q Balance earned 1915 over 3 I'm.
preferred requirements.
" The company is paying 4% d
common, over 1919 being earned.
q The properties are situated in jiI
fercnt localities, thus assuring ,tablh
of income.
q Detailed description on request
Baker Ayling g Co
Land Title Bldg. Philadelphis
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-28

The Imperial Oil Company, the Cana
dian subsidiary of the Standard Oil Com
pany of New Jersey, declared a semi
annual dividend of per cent. on
$22,OOO,O capital stock The preceding
semannual dividend was 6 per cent. on
S11,OOO.OOO stock. Since that declaration
the company distributed a stock dividend
OF 100 per cent, bringing the capitaliza-
ton up TO it's present amount
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-28

Stockholders of the Scioto Valley Trac-
ton Company will meet March 8 for the
purpose of authorizing the directors To
take out of the treasury S2OO.0OO first
preferred stock issued September %, 1908,
and use it as originally planned. This
will mean the purchase of stock of the
Columbus Depot Company. which plans
TO erect an interurban terminal building,
costing about 100000.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-28
Larger Copper Dividends Expected


madeo
meeting
to
a possib o So,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-28

sirpius under old form. March 2, 1914, sea-
ans 900: March g. 1918, IS, 965, 900; February
rs, 1919. SI2. $40 600; February "a, 1911 *ll'-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-28
sULPLUs AND LOANS LARGER
Local Individual Deposits Also In
creased in Week

The Philadelphia bank statement for
the week ending today showed an in
crease in surplus of S752O,OOO and of
Sl44gOOO in loans. Individual deposits
increased SO, ,SO2. 900. Details follow:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-28

The StudebaIer corporation reports for
the year ended December 81 last net
profits available for dividends Of S9,067,-
425, against s4.44l,966 in previous years.
Net les $50 6.539, ,OO6, against S43.444. .223,
and the profit and loss surplus on Decem-
ber 81 last was $S,470,952, contrasted with
S5,265,Sl9 on December 81. 1914.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-28
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK. Feb. 2S.--At. the OPEN
ing this morning business in the coffee
market was less active, but the undertone
was steady. First prices were unchanged
to four pints higher. with sales on the
call aggregating 5000 bags.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-28
Money in London

LONDON. Feb. 2S.--Close. Ato...
4 e per cent discount rate. h sbn..h y
5ls per cent. three months hills ~ Nls
cent. ~ NJ
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-28

The gross profits of the Holliger Gold
Mines Ltd, for the four weeks ended
January 2S amounted TO s174,996; work.
ing cost. $9O,7SO; working cost per ton
milled. S29i6 ore treated 30,Sl7 tons.
This is the first time in the company's
history that working costs have been
reduced below SO per ton.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-28
FINANCIAL NEWS
STOCKS DECLINED FROM a TO 6 POINTS,
SELLING WAVES FREQUENT IN SESSION
Stop-Loss Orders Reached Automatically We're
Frequent as Result of Support From Banking In
terests but They Were Short
High Points in Today's Financial News

dyends pcced Utah. Chino and Calumet aud Arsona
Order iOOO0W
pounds 2S i3 per pound APPENDED plan OF orgon
banks increased 2O0OO in week and loans mored $|IO STOCK
commodity markets wedb being affected By foreign May and
July whedt at owest for the Increment
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-28
Gasoline Up in Cincinnati

CINCINNATI, Feb 2S.-Tank wagon
garage gasoline advanced cents to 23
here today
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-28
10000, 900 Pounds of Copper Ordered

foreign a
of
of October Novcmb
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-28
Reserve Banks Discount Rates
Orders 10000 Tons Bessemer Iron

sUp 10 80 days; over 30 70 90, per cent.
over go TO 80. "a per cent, and over 80.
pHF cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-28

The New York Subtreasury gained S2,-
$4,000 from banks on Saturday. making
cash net gain since Friday of S2,764,O00.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-28
49, THE LEHIGH COAL AND RAVI-
~ CATION COMPANY

Philadelphia, February 10 1915.
The annual meeting of the stock holders
OF The LehiEh Coal and Navigation COm-
pany viii be held at the once Of the Com
pany. 43T Chestnut street. Philadelphia, Pa
on February 20. 1915, at ii o'clock a. IA.
when and where an election Will be held for
President ana Board OF Managers 20 serve
for the ensuing year
Copies Of the Annual Report can be had
AZ the Company's office on and after Feb
HENRY Il. PEAsE,
Eacrstaf1.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-28
NEW YORK. Fob. gS.

regarded semi
today from to
and
automatically reaching
stocks n liquidation.
filed afternoon renewal of the
facilitated
Rallies frequent result of the support
duration quickly
a o downward
o St
equally
unsettled
contributing marriott dcmesson
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-28

Total sales. 4.OOO shares, compared with
ss5sfe0 shares Iasi Monday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-28
81. Louis and Sam Francisco REORGANIZATION Plan

of
ordered
"t bonds
received by holders
in
the nNnnEe nlan-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-28

For the year ended December 81, the
weyman- Bruton Company reports a sur
plus after dividends of S511,372, an in
crease of S72,449
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-28
Financial Briefs

AngIo.French 5s scored a new low rec
ord, selling down to 93%, The last
previous low point was in December at
937s. Large blocks changed hands.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-28
DIVIDENDS
KENNECOTT COPPER CORPORATION
CAUTION NOTICE

SSS5s ALL PERsONs ARE HEREBY eau
- TONED against harborinE or trusting
any Of the crew OF the French steamship Tibor
no debts OF their contracting viii be paid by
the Master. Owners. or by
EARN LINE STEAMSHIP CO.. Agents
ASP Buliltt Bldg
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-28

T. L. Alburger, Jr., formerly with E.
McClain Waters & Co.. has associated
himself with the bond department of Fra
Zi &
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-09
BELMONT RESULTS

First race--siX Observation-Disclosures
Witch. III tSchuttinger). to !. S TO
.: TO 10 hrst. Milkman, 10 81. Nc
iaES1rb. TO |. q 10. TO T. sec
ond: Harvest King. ll2 (Haynes). > to
?. to .. to 3. third Time l:l2l-5.
tragedy. 1ntriguer. Sanscrit also ran
Sccond--onc mile--Edna Kenua. 90
lWhrsher). 10 !. to L. to 10 frst:
Flag Day. lo+ tSchutt!nScr). to >.
! 70 3. out. second: Dcrvish. lis Gar
rolD. l3 To 10. TO 3. out third Time
LAP lis. Fa:rweathcr, Juliet also ran
Third-six and a hal. furlonEs-
Ormcsdal", l25 81. McTaggarn. . to
.. to o. 10 4. tirst: Lady Ellington.
los tl3uxton), Is to >. even. TO .
second; Whimsy. Ill tByrnc). IL 10 l..
to /. TO !. third. Time. 1920 a-5
Paddy Whack, Plcione. Kings Oak also
ran.
Fourth--one mile and a furlonE-Old
Broom. 100 (CarrolD. IL TO ), out. first :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-09
Sea Food in Market
Oysters, CLANS. ard Fish Offered to
Richmond Buyers.

The changes on the retail markets
are confined this week almost entirely
TO products of the sea and other wa
tcrs. The letter II appearing at the
shank end of September calls atten-
tion again to the luscious oyster. and
the bivalve is on hand. The price is
20 to 40 cents per quart. Along with
the oyster the CLAIMS have also come.
and they are going at 90 cents per
dozen. ON the fish tables the new
things are sea trout, white perch and
rockish. The dealers say they are
unusually fine this season.
The late vegeta bles are still slow
coming in. and some articles In the
vegetable line are scarce and a shade
higher. Otherwise there are no
changes to he made in the quotations
below.
The ruling prices to-day will he as
follows.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-09
Thirteen Deeds or Trust. tmouptinr
IN

SIS So 90 Amounting to
al tra5;ess 2ss XXI feet r. s eas, In
rwenty-eighih Street. 14l feet south or
T. stree, ,,ro' AuEnst 81; 1916. $3.50.
tee, IL l-:X5i feet inches north line
Arch Street. 10 l-2 feet east of SiXth
street september i. 1916, S70S.
Dallas ;. Bruce TO a. j. Chewing ct
a. a.; trustees, 2lxioo feet south line
st Julian Tremt ct ux.. L" same IS
feet 10 inches by 81 feet at the south
west corner OF ST. James and Baker
streets August 80. 1916. 500
George w. Smith ct ais. to ) L. KEEL
icy. trustees, liONio: feet At the north
west corner Marshall Street am. sum
nit Avenue. September ). 1916. $3.50.
" " Kidd. ct ux. TO NJ. y. Nun
mnaliy, trustee, 27xlI. feet ives, limc
I"entr-fourth Street, les feet south OF
oIaE street September ). l9lc. s-,I2O.
* IL sioitz ct uN. to w. T. kedd
wes, line Temple street. 80 feet ; i
gust ~. 1916, $500.
9. Same TO same, 2o2 South Taylor
S'ITe' III SA ,iSlS ~. 1915, $500.
trustee. 2l0 South Temple Street, Au,
gust Il. 1916. $500
Same TO same EOS South Temple
street street, August "a. 1916. $500.
=, Mary =. Morton 10 same. zoo South
w. +. Meredith ct ux to w. r. Sui.
Ivan ct al. trustees. 24xl25 feet east
line Thirty-ffth street, 81 feet north
OF street. September !, 1916. sSa2 80.
E. '" Stif ct al. to +. l.. Blanken-
Seminary Avenue. being No. ia Au-
gust &c, 1916 $4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-09

street. 40 10 feet cast of Sixth Street.
n. j. thewniuS ct al. trustees, to
Edgewood Realty Corporation. is lex
100 feet at the northwest corner of St.
James and Duval Streets. August 16,
Joseph Johnston ct ux. to w. NJ
sou,h line Broad sree, Ss
ty-third and Twenty fourth Streets
September 6. 1916, tax $500: love and
Same to Jennis Johnston, Nos; 5l2
see5smbeT g. ls ds, lax s.toS So %.
81 1-2 feet north line Leigh Street. be-
tween Twenty-third and Twenty fourth
and affection.
xo Ssme ito to IGseGh r. Johnston, 80 fee,
Twenty fourth Street. september s.
Same to Neilie NJ Kasey. So feet 5
Inches by los feet north line NJ Street.
fourth streets September 6. 1916, tax
So love and affection.
no Same ito to Emma Ksppl,er 4sxloo fee,
oatcr s,rcet arse No 'f Sis es Nort OF
Twenty second Street September {,
1919 tax $50: love and ,effection.
feet inches at the northcns, corner of
Twenty third and Streets: also 5ox
1916, tax $3,l0: love and affection.
same 10 ID. Is. Johnston, 40Ni32 feet
east line Twenty seventh Street 40
ne Elm res' be e1% ssniT Foh rfs1
street and Williamsbur Avenue; also
ihXl0o feet north line Sale Street Sep
tembcr .. 1916, tax $3.50; love and az
lection.
6. l.. Beverly TO Dallas s. Bruce. ok
100 feet south line Carlton Street, 800
feet east Of Dinnecn Street. August
81. 1916. $500
Isabel r. Woodson to J. l.. Suther
land 10 iect - inches by % feet
west line Gnmer Street. l6l feet :
inches south of Leigh Street septem-
Muhicman & kayhoe to Florence *.
simmons. 25x lis feet west line Shcp-
pard Street. 1874 feet . inches south Of
Leonard street. September 1. 1916, So
sane 70 r Mel. whi,,e,: 25xll5 feet
south OF Leonard Street August IS,
1916, $3.50.
Gsorss s mi s. 9, @ *. TO " W
fourth Street. l3s feet south or Clay
f II Roatwright to F. s. Bracket
24xllo feet north line Marshall Street,
At the YES, corner Of Twenty ninth
Thomas G. Timbcrlake's heirs ct ais
10 w. ~. Rowland 3 acres on north
side OF Ladies Mile Road lying partly
IN Henrico County April %. 1915 tax
w r. Rowland ct ux 10 North Ave-
nue. Realty Corporation, s acres north
line Ladies Mile Road lying partly in
i!enrico County August %. 1915, tax
$. r Cowardin ct TX to W Mere
Street. - f:c' north ot O Street. Sep
ten. bcr l. 1916 :225O
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-09
CHARTERS ISSUED.

American syrup and Stores Corpora
tlon. richmond Maximum. $500. 900;
minimum. $4,000; par value. $40 \,
W Dickinson. president, II. r. Starnes
vice president and secretary. both OF
Richmond
United Groccrs' Association o. Rich
mnnd. Inc. Richmond. Maximum, 81,
900; minimum. 800; par value, $3.50.
]. l. Bernstein. president: NJ Goldin.
secretary. both Of Richmond
Hopowc!i Burial and Embalm!ng
Corporation. Hopcwcll. Maximum $50,
900: minimum $500; par value, $40 W.
Scdrtd Simms president; W. j.. Raines.
secretary and treasurer. both of Hope
we'll
Interstate Amusement, Corporation,
Norfolk. Maximum $4,000: minimum
Slpo0. par value. 500. Jake Wells
president; ptto Wells, secretary. both
Of Norfolk
Nesuvius manganese Corporation,
Ncsuvin: Maximum. $4,000: mini
mum. $4,000, par value, 800. John
H. Downing president, Ed e. Martz.
secretary. both Of IIarrisonb,rg
Amc ndincnt 20 the charter OF the
virginia Hide and Fur Company, Inc.
Norfolk. increasing It's capital stock
from $4,000 to Sl50.h00
BUILDING PERMITS.
Permits for new and repair work
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-09

Republican. 1o5 (Buxton). to s. out.
second: GIN Field. log 81. McTaggarD.
to l. even. out. third. Time. i:533-5'
(Only three starters)
Fifth--s tceplcchase: about two miles
,--Ormead. l32 uleidcr), l6 to .. TO
.. TO ., FIRST: Dorcris. 1872 (Allen), Z
TO 2. Z TO 5. to 10. second: Syossct.
-! o. Williams). 6 to /, . TO /. even.
lhird. Time, 4:23. web Carter. Jen-
me MckaE. Becthovcn. Mcshach. Ru-
sila. Abcrfeldy also ran.
SiNth-hve and II half furlongs--Kit-
e, ~ Phiilips). Q to 3. / to 3.
out. hrst: Jack Scot. 1l5 (TroXler) 0
TO 10. to 6, out. second: Reprobate.
llo tDavics). to /, to 5, 2 to s.
third; Time. LOG. Daybreak Pnstella,
Tee Total also ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-09
CoTToH MAnKI.ys

NEW YORK Segtcmuct I'rs,re,,.eI,
HtLyS riuhinr i:ur"s W"r" fu.Irv,l ~ !,
further sever uroaf In ne ,rtrnr a.,lI,
aGGns q, go 10 '.iN 'rsaInr De,'mn"-
n;rh-'s olo-". ane .Dou' - JOS, ur4ar ~
,hen became less acuy" ard h.t. vart
are alilees: D"cemhot dosing ~ % m"
20 points for II" deg
Fairly iarrc riuuiu. returns md neon
Gu.ie reneta Nv sNn",,'ed nu' me- one sc,mod
nrersreh foT ;ecori-F"akiur figure and
bales .inred to Scu,cmb"r ya. .,,-In.,.i
ont o! li"e win recent small ..tlrnni.t o.;
lhe orGp The market oueu"d Steady. M,
,, Ts' Trl,tS W.. !" ~ roints lover Offer
jatec. and before Tho ond 81 M Nv
aftive months wcr" s"llin; lhou, x :, a,
points ne, over October was roia,ivol%
weak. Declining 10 l+s.. or IS ny ba To- ma I,
the high rec"lI .. last. F,iday viii. IAN
asry sold 81 ISIS. md N.rcl, a, 10, -
this level X ,nidation became less a,,iy. .Ti
,h' rally lry;HF ,h' afternoon rcroct@d
werr sd - be fixing prices BON hrr Num-. 49,. =,
LIZ? xfGoi. ana this wa one ~: 10 actor
tho advance ~ aoinc 20 "a 49,
rom che low level II 'hr morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-09
CHANcEnY RELEASE DEEDS.

II. ID. Zimmerman ct al. trustees.
10 j. q. Hayes, 30Xl50 feet at the
southeast corner Of Monument Avenue
and Allison street. September D. 1916,
r. Roxlcv ct al trustees. to Mar
SHAH II. Gillian. lots - and 81 in the
plan OF jefferson Gardens: also 4Ol
BAKER street and 33O-32 Hickory
street. April 10. 1916. $1,000
J. j. Pollard, trustees. to c. r. Par
sons ~ ux.. 2lxs3 feet east line TWEEN
tE-hf'h Street IA feet south of Clay
Str.nl. Septcrn hcr .. lnl6. $3.50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-09

were issued yesterday by Building In.
spector Butler as follows:
John Is. Rose. to build n two-story
1riSk dweslling on the south side OF
Federal street between Fifth and
Sixth Streets. to cost $4,000.
j.. ~ heGk. to build "a two-s story
brick dwelling at 4O6 West Duval
street. to cost $27OO
John II. Swartwout. to build n brick
garage in rear OF l001 North Avenue
to cost $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-09
AUGUSTA WINS EASILY

COLUMBIA. S. c.. Septcmber Go.
lumbin was helpless before Wilder nm.
I'll the ninth inning. and Augusta won
ITS third straight game in the South
Atlantic League post sea son series here
to-day. TO !. The fourth game will
be played here tomorrow
inc score: r. H r..
Columbia Observation-Disclosures. .
Batteries: Wilder and Eubanks:
James and Connolly.