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The Detroit times., 1916-05-11
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. May Il."Upen'h
&c: September down Nc; Corn; May
down &c: July up Nc; september up
Hc Oats: May up nc; July Up hc'
Soon-W May down NC; July
down %c; september down &c; C9rn:
May down NC: July down NC; sep.
tcmber down &c. Oats May down
NC: July down nc; september COW"
&c. a., y,,v
down &c: september down rc. Corn
May unchanged; July down SC. sep
changed: July unchanged: September
down &C. Provisions: Lower.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-11
NEW YORN HONEY MARKET.

cal: ~ y: tine lm: money ssy az 0'9 Ga% aoy sIn Gn
bar siiver New York. 7shc; demand
The Detroit times., 1916-05-11
Livestock
ExgTuUTTHLU LIVE yTOCK

EAST PUFFAt.o. n. T.. May H.
Cattle: Receipts. - cars; steady:
e.7s; fsir to good. es.7SGs:Is: plain.
492S4e eS0i very coarse and common.
3S.isds: fair to good. $50 S.So: best
e14 .:siS||s: S:ssls.ssi sissgE's ssissgEs'sss;:s' :;;: !:
1ssifsrs, sgSso best handy
4e@f.fs:. good butcherinK COWS. SO
e.S0i medium TO fair. Ss0b.16: cutters.
ball. /: J, ,.,;sHs7s; rood SS;sSsrips X j S.ii:. j:
Hogs: Receipts. 70 cars; market
Sl0.sSm l0.ss; pigs. ss.15@s.50. sheep:
Receipts. 10 cars: market strong; top
lsmbs .s1o.as0 1850: good .yeariings,
9S1SmeS5: common. sSni75: best
feeders, $3.50 7.5o; common to good.
Ssseae.7s; best stockers. !s.sods2s:
wethers. e9ms.2b. ewes. ~ ss0IT5.
ssISss, sp4ims.r.. ,ssgss' "''e'''' '''
The Detroit times., 1916-05-11
C,e,CaCO LIVE sTOCK

CHICAGO. MAY Ii.--Hogs: Receipts.
1900: market strong &c higher; mix;
heavy. nc M ,.@as'ss: rough heavy. 30 %
0s5o. iignt. as.35q o.s5;. pigs, t7.25 q
fis. Cattle: Pcceipts, 5000: market
streng: s:,,ys., :!soale;io: COW: San ard
.rs. sss3rf n; Trxnn-. ,stfs: rsfvcs.
Ss!b0iois. sheep: Receiptr. II, 900:
market steady native Iisms;?s:
II. 20: western. Ss.50al:is.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-11
RaIse Rsserve sank plseourt.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE fed
eral reserve board today raised the
discount rate on commodity paper
g tAe Minneapolis federal reeerve
bank IN - : - ~ OeaG
The Detroit times., 1916-05-11
TOv,EDO LIVE sTOCK.

ceiyts. 400: market. strong; heavies,
$40: mediums, 5s.s5M10: workers. ts
9s.sc: good pigs. IS. 500 $50. Calves:
Market. strong. Sheep and lambs:
The Detroit times., 1916-05-11

nctsSs - Creamery extras. 800;
ss9 &c; dairy. ssc; packing sesck.
.Ii!.1fsse. ,r::s:ssRss 1920 -; 'es'31:
The Detroit times., 1916-05-11
rr.rrcp.AND LIVE sTOCN

CLEVELAND. May H,-HoRs' Ke-
Cd and mediums. $40; pigs. -; roughs.
SS3ogs: stays. 81. Cattle: Receipts.
1 ears: strong. Sheep and lambs;
Rece:pts, . cars; nrm: clips. top. Sl0.
raivcs; Receipts. 800; strong; top
The Detroit times., 1916-05-11
alfTrER AND EGGS

Butter Creamery extras, 2sc:
ersts, &c; dairy. 2sc; packing stock.
sss 10: rr.., ,.o.,r,. c.... ,,c,,a
ed. hrsts, 2lhc: current receipts,
alc dos. Receipts. Wednesday. 2,7o0
The Detroit times., 1916-05-11
Sc 40 81 rs 20 17.6

The commodity rates are all in
creased from Detroit. These rates
blanket Buffalo and Detroit to all
points Of destination, giving Buffalo
cn advantage over Detroit on each
class as follows:
Class: 1 2 3 1 8 6
The Detroit times., 1916-05-11
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODu

TOIEDO GRHIN ND Tvs,Cs.h vMWuCCCh
and May. Si.23H; July si.74%. Corn:
Cash and May. 7shc: July 7ehc:
Oats: Cash and May 4shc; july
lsXc. Rye; Cash ssc. Clover:.sse,n;
kis,ke, Prime 1890. Timothy: Cash
Ss.i5. Butter; Brick creamery. sac;
tub creamery, ale. Eggs: Fresh
candied 22c; fancy selects z3c. Hay:
Unchanged.
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS
NEW YORK. May 11.-Butter: I'm
settled and lower; receipts s1r;
i1O Soc; Imitation creamery nrsts.
Fifnnsr: n 1:ns nssseipSss isSs ss.;is! sssrSy wslss
ss:sy: ~ CIV t'k.sSs 'assk SSS
The Detroit times., 1916-05-11

John w. westcott. Of Camden. N. j.,
who nominated woodrow Wilson at
the Baltimore convention, 10 likely
TO DO The Ssne thing at the st. Louis
esavsae1sa. ssesseing = r0sres -
The Detroit times., 1916-05-11

s as As as s.5
The Detroit times., 1916-05-11
Crtun COpPER sTOCv<s.

Quotations by Hornbiower = We.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-11

NEW YORK COTTON MARKET
Quottions by Paine. Webber & Co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09
HIGH COMMISSION SAILS
ON CRUISER TENNESSEE
Secretary McNdoo nnd His pnrty VIII
Visit Important Points in south
Amer icit.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. March s.
The cruiser Tennessee left Hampton
Roads to-day for BueuoS Aires and
other South American ports with Sec
rotary of the Treasury William 6. Me
Ndoo. Mrs. McAdoo and mcmbcrs Of
the Pan American International High
Commission. Tn" Secretary and party
arrived at old noirt about 10 O'clock
TINS morning on the presidential Yacht
Mayiiower. which returned to Wash
ineton this evening.
Accompanying Secretary McNdoo and
MIS- McAdoo were Senator Fletcher of
Florida: Paul NJ. Warburg of the Fed
cral Reserve Board: Archibald kains.
governor of the san Francisco Fed
"rai Reserve Bank: James H. Nahcy,
FORMER president OF the Chamber of
commerce at the United States and
S'inuei tntcrmNcr, Of New York
ihc tennessee" recently underwent
cN''n*iN" repairs at the navy-yar at
south America. Tho trip will consume
wv" months and during that time the
party viii visit the principal ports aud
inland cities of South America
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09
SENTIMENT IN WHEAT
CONTINUES BEARlSH
Government Report OF Holdings u
train on IurnS tsrcntcr Thnn
ENpcctcd by Butts.
ESnerial 20 The Timcs-Dispatch. |


CHICAGO. March S.-Scntimcnt in
wheat was quite bcarish At tho close
tonight: in fact. more bearish than AT
any time in the present bear campaign
II such It may be called. While the
government report on farm holdings
OF wheat was about as expected ny
most of the bears. they were larger
holdings to,alcd 2ii.7l5.ooc bushels. or
80" per cent of the 1919 crop. which
IL per cent OF the 1911 crop on farms
March /. 1915. Corn reserves were
looked uron by many as slightly hull
or 27.% per cent OF the last crop. oats
reserves were placed 1t $500, 00o
The wheat market is largely over
sold: No Improvement can he expected
III the near future because OF ia. uni
railroads. The sea aboard reported 500
600 bushels of wheat taken 10y export
-. Liysrpool reported SPOT wheat
"a I'd. lower with rcScllInE by holders.
the weakness being duo partly 10 tho
decline at London and political news
from the Far East.
1t looks to tho writer as If import
ing. nations are using every endcavor
To force wheat lower
narrowed down TO professional at
fair. and will continue such until there
port trade. The movement OF wheat
10 primary ports continues large.
tlea RANGES from the Scahoard We're
small at 51G. 900 bushels.
Coarse grains were lower. corn los
ing /" 10 Ste, and oats - TO 3-Sc.
Cash sales We're $4,000 bushels corn
and 1000 bushels oats. with $4,000
bushels and 10000 bushels. respective
~. for, export. Liquidation was again
in evidence, but both grains recovered
part OF the early loss.
considering the weakness in tho
grain mark cts. provisions held up we'll
in price. Some Of the bulls rcinStated
their lines Packers sold on tho hard
spots. while the buying was scattered.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09
ny HUFFIN & SLOAN.
Real Estate Auctiouccrs.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
No. $40 NORTH TWENTY NINTH
STREET.

by, virtue of "a .ccr;aim deed OF trust.
dated February =. 1913. and recorded
III tho clerks office. Richmond Chan
Gerry Court. IN II. Is. @20-D page I'll.
default having been made in the pay
nicnt OF i portion Of tho debt therein,
secured, and being required so to do
by the beneficiary, tho Undersigned
trustee Will sell at public auction, on
tho premises. on
FRIDAY. MARCH 10. 1915
al , o'clock T. NJ.
tho real estate described tn the sale,
deed, as follows: Commencing NJ u
point on The eastern. liuc Of Twenty
ninth street, 30 feet south OF Leigh
street. thence running sruihwardly'
along the eastern line Of Twenty III
street and fronting thereon - feet.
aud extending back caStwardiy from
said front between parallel lines IL.
feet to an alley Is feet wide
TERMS: For cash enough TO dcfray
the expenses OF executing this trust
aud to pay $il.51 balance due on note
from November >. 1918. with interest
thereon, aud also e note for SIS due
February =. 1915 with interest thereon,
with credit az $500 due February
;, 1917. Win quarterly interest notes,
balance TO he secured hy deed OF
trust on said property at one year or
all cash at the option OF the purchas ser.
L. LORRAINE KrFFlN.
Trustee.
RurFlN K SLOAN. Auctioncers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09
Supreme Court Opinions.

Especial To The Times Dispatch
RALEIGH y. e.. March S-Thc SUI
promo Court nlcd twelve opinions to-
day as follows:
state vs. White. IIcrtic County. no
error turner vs. Mann. lIcr;furd. no
error; SturtcNcnt vs. Cotton NillS,
Johnston. affirmed Melee vs. Sea
board Mir Line Railway company.
vance, reversed: Borsctt vs.. Atlantic
coast Line Railway. Wayne error.
Johnson ". Telegraph Company. John
Si"n, no error; Eialock Ns. Hodges.
iIarnct' affirmed: Price W. IIarriny-
Ton. craven, no error, Wooi.n US cum
nihrh:m. Fit. no error: Fell VS. smith
'artcr. ct al. no error. Fountain vs.
'oHhty "f mt, crr"r. Nich vs.. Adams
an" N''k " Wootcn. Pitt. affirmed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAVIS
FOR SALE. COMPLETE BOT,rLlNG
PLANT EQUIPMENT.

The undersigned trustee in bank
ruptcy for the Gin-Gcra Hottlng Com
pnny. Inc. BANKRUPT will receive bids
for the purchase at private sale Of all
the assets Of this company now situ-
atcd in Richmond Va, consisting OF
the COMPLETE EQUIPMENT FOR 4
BO1'rIlNG PLANT. WITH NEW MA =
CIilNERY AND APPLIANCES Of
NJ . - II ItN - l: Sc y. DELIVERY
TRUCKS. ETC. Arrangements for the
inspection of tho same can he made by
any ono interested on application to
Mr.. T.. IL. Howard. No 20 North Eighth
street. Richmond. Va.
The sale Will be for CASH ONLY. and
will De subject To confirmation OF tho
court. Detailed information can he OBJ
tanned from Mr.. Howard OF from the
Undersigned
MI bids must he received in writing
not iater than March H. 1916.
HENRY BOWDEN. Trustee.
National Eank Of Commerce
Building. Norfolk. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09
MANY WITNESSES CALLED
N BOWEN WILL CONTEST
Ispsc!al 10 The Tlmes-Dispa,ch ]


NARl.OTTF:SNI! Va, March s.
\ case that Will engage the attention
OF the Circuit Court for the remainder
OF the week is that Or Lucius NJ.
Bowons heirs against Bow"n's estate.
developing ont o. the attempt OF
Bowcn's relatives "a keep his will. made
some eighteen wears ago. from being
probated. The VIII in controversy be
qucaths all Of the testator's real and
personal property 10 his friend. Henry
Sandridgc. q CroZet farmer, and cuts
of all OF Ny. Powers relatives The
contestants are seeking 10 establish
as ground for the refusal Of proba { g
that Mr.. Bowen was mentally incapable
of making valid Will. and 70 establish
his mental capacity or incapacitv there
arc over 100 witnesses summoned by
tn" various PARTIES 10 The CONTROVERSY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09
COTTON .IAnAIr>

.EW YORK March = In" cotton ga i..r
was comparatively 0n!"' to-day ,vi.l "l,~.,.a..
lions irregular. Ma soils on go ll@ n.,l,.
hrt rallied 20 ne una after a '.nrtlon 10
ll.Gi closed ~ y s. win mo general t,s,
oiorin ssteady AZ net aI~au,e %, Iui
points
There :, reu"ual 81 y.s'e-d.y selling
70 points lower. ac'iy" months sold a,,ou,
80 POINTS Under last nights dosing -.
l!.o2
Tn. market soon s:cadied on coyor!ag AMI
huvInC OF May and ocicbcr ny house vim
Liverpool connections y rally u rs. ~
fuly and !3o5 for pctnh": ~ ~ about . to-
points above las1 nights closing figure.
checked by rene u."I nervousness. o.c-
international poiiticE. and some rather yng,,s
Ialh o. fr'ncT turn 81 ia" ocean fr.'r,,
,!tLa'icr. md prices brok. Nack 10 nearly
tn carly low love! during IN" afternoon.
Later ndvic"s from Washington. how...r.
.eem@d favorable. ana last uf!ccs shuvo,,
rallies ~ 10 points from the lowes; Rc.
ports Of a better spot 1cmnnu IN %c-y .,
ieans probably hcipcd the late marhcr
Closed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09
fot PRISONERS ESCAPE:
FROM NEW nOpENvI:II. JAIL,
rSpcciaIto Tho Tim.s-D,s

Special TO Tho Times dispatch
ItoPEWE!.l- Va. March S--Four
nr's"ncrS three Of them being held
i"s me grand JIM" on felony charges.
NH'Nch out o: TN. new iiopewcll jail
ABOUT SO o'clock this morning and
escaped, The fourth was serving a
Jait term ct four months .Nll oc the
prisoners We're negroes
thict Of Police Cotton to-day an
hnuM'td that. beginning Tomorrow. all
on the PRISONERS in the IIopcwcll iail
would b" put TO work OF the streets
I ne prisoners will 10" worked on a
chain gang and will bc guarded by Off
GERS while at work
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09
AUCTION Satisfactorily
BY J. u. CARNEAL & SON,
CHAS. X. WILLIS & co,
Real Estate AuctiOnccrS.

by, virtue OF Il certain deed OF trus
Juuc 10. 1914. and recorded III cicrL
Office OF Richmond city Chance,
Court. in -. -. 22S-C, page lei, dcIau
having been made in payment Of n DO,
ZION of the debt thereby secured. al,
being required by the beneficiary thcr.
III so TO do, we Will, on
THURSDAY. MARCH o. 1915
at 80 o'clock +. Nj
on the premises. proceed TO sell :.
public auctio the following dcscrib.
property therein mentioned: "All tn.
certain lot Of land ON the east side
Twcnty-third Street. between V and
streets. iichmond, Va, beginning :;
feet north from tho northeast into,
section or Twcnty-third and street
thcnce running nOrthwardiy along III
eastern line of Twcnty-third Stree
anu fronting thereon 80 feet. and cx
.chuihS back at right angles l2O fec
10 an alley 10 feet wide"
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay q
coStS OF safe, taxes to day OF sale an
ucDt or Sl023O and credit as TO tw
notes OF $40 each and one note of 8,
payable monthly. the first 10 bccou,
gu" April 10, 1916, and Il residue 10 l.
p;tid III one and two years. with 81
tcrcst ADDED. 10 he secured by deed q
trhS' on SAID property. but suhordina,
10 inc other credit payments, or for q
cash as TO said residue, at the Ou,ir
of the purchaser. f'''
+. SITTI:I,DING.
j. -. CAENEAI
CliAS. *. WILLIS
Trustees
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09
WnIlncc Accrp1s CnII.

ISpcCial u Tho Times DESPATCH.
cNARLOTTESVII.L VA March g.
Z. r Wallace. q member Of the senior
class Of Union Theological Seminary
Richmond. has accented tho call OK
tended him by IN" Olivct. Lebanon ana
Tabcr churches. this county The field
has been vacant since the resignation
Of Rev. T. &. Painter. a few months
ago. Mr. Wallace is from the we'll
known Bethel Church. in IN" Valley OF.
Virginia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09
RAILROADS.
Atlantic Coast Lin,
Tho Standard Railroad of the South
kEEEL,IlNE IASIiALY

m" SIon1nFH KHIrond IT the South.
EFFECTIVE JASUARY o. 1915
TkAlHS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
For Florida and South s:i5 A. 81 ar
IS +. NJ, li:s5 l.. Al, i2:J0 A. NJ
FOR H"rioik; 1:!3 A. NJ. 100 a 81. 800 J.
Nj. '+.Co J.. NJ. tIlo T.. ~
For y. ". ny. West: Sal: A. ~ a.,
a: 81. $500 T.. ~. 1875 T.. n
For Petersburg: l2.oo Nj. el5 A.
as A NJ. 500 a. VI. $50 A NJ 40,
z. ~. 1900 I. ~. ttl0 +. 81. tso IT, II
6:36 +. Al. s:c6 L. IL. ll:50 =. ~
For Goldsboro and f'aycIteNi!le: 4 90 r. 81
For liopewcl!: 5:i5 y. NJ. 'i:l5 T. NJ ,3:tD
+. NJ, OILS L. NJ
Trains arrive Richmond only: <:2o A. ~
100 A. M, si3 a. NJ. 6:l5 A. 81. s:a7
A. ~. 80 A. NJ '2:lo T.. NJ. ,i:i0 r. IL.
Z. N. 1880 y NJ
Except Sunday. Sunday only
limo OF arrival .Sd departure and COD.
ncc,!ons not Euarapt%pI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
LSals. I-rinn sincl L.

KichmVnI, Va. Narch :. itli
Best steers. ia 20 5; medium TO good, o.
:" -, common To fair. TO .. Hest heiicrs
;. to =, medium 10 good = 70 81: com
mon Ia fair 10 $ B.s: COWS -. to s:
1,oG!Em 20 good. -. 10 81. common to fair
81 I" 81, Best oxen. To G;?: medium -
GOOD. 10 .; common 10 fair. {. TO : Bulls
:" 10 q. Be; calves. 70: medium, 10 .
ffrSh COWS. so TO 81. Best heavy hogs
'S5 l.sht -. TO sa., pigs -. Il 81 sov.-
ano stays. 70 ~. Hcs: sheep. g.. To :.
ooMm0n ~ :a:'- u o.: !A.nl-. 70 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09
PETERS RunG PEANUT MARKET

Tkan0T.e0 ~ FtoUs'rS- Flummer & Co. Irc.l
LETTERS BURG "a. Marcn S-Sparislt
fafuer- sock. market quiet. First quail
rs E.es per h.sh..; green ana dirty. soc
90 .a' per bUshei
Ngginits Fa;mcrs' stock. market steady.
'aHoy Jumbo, Sc per pound; fancy hand
pickle. So p"r pound .Ntr, priri". Yr.c
- pound. prime SI.C psG pounG. sh.i!inC
80. = ='-o 70 80 p: pound
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09
RICHMOND nay MAI;KE.T.
CmlCNGn Line srnCk MARkLr

NliICNIo Narch S.-IIors -Roccip,s. s. 900
active. - cents ahrV" Yesterdays average
Buik '%0G:.j"; light 'H5o9 i5 mixed. a.I0n
go: heavy, '.'.lT?.iI: rough. .00n..l5: pig
;.SpftS.5N. cattle, receipts 1902. firm. Ma
tive beef steers, 7.+og3 s.; stoCkcrs and feed
ors S.'jr..0: COWS and neifsrs 3aJTs.io:
calves s"Jf;ll.uc sheep. receipts Il 600
nrru. Wcthcrs. s00DS SO: lamh. stn~ii50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09
Official Range and Sale of Stocks in New York

Sales. STOCK.
1000 chalmers
500 .Allis-thalmcrs. ptd
zoe Am. Ayr. Chem. com Z.
I'-on Amer; Beet Sugar. com. :.
.|o0 American Can
500 American Can. pfd ..
200 Amer. Car and Fdiy. :.
HnN American cotton Oil.
2"n Amer. Hide and Lea. pr.
300 american Linsced oil
900 American Locomotive
90 Amer. Malt Co. pfd.
q. 400 American Smelling
American Snum. com
500 American Sugar ..
$40 Amer. Tel. and Tel. co.
zoo American Tobacco. com.
American Tobacco, pfd.
lo.6o0 Anaconda copper ......
1000 AtchiSou
A,lautic Coast Tine
y & /. OF Connecticut.
200 Baltimore" and Ohio.
loo bethlehem Steel Co. com
Scthlchcm steel Co. pfd
500 Baldwin Loco.
zoe BROOKLYN Rapid Transit.
zoe Central Leather. com.
800 Canadian Pacific .....
100 California Petroleum -.
loo ThcSapcu and Ohio
chicago Great Western
TOO Chi. Mil. and s. raul.
1o,loo truCIblc Steel Cor. com.
200 Cr'uCiblc Steel. pfd
.0H Colorado Fuel and Iron.
TOO colorado and southern
zoo hiSttllcrS
$4,000 Corn Products. com. go.
500 Dome Mines ............
LOO Eric. list pfd.
Fed. Min. and SIN. pfd
100 General Electric ..
2.ln0 Goodrich. com. .
30" Great Northern, pid. q.
lice Great Northern Ore cts
lac Illinois Central .
300 lutcrboro- Cons ...
400 iutrrhorO- Cons. pfd.
2O.GUo Int Mcr. Mar. pfd. ctts.
Int. Paper ..........
Int. Paper. pfL ...........
2"u Kansas City So. com
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09
NAVAI. STORES

NhNiNNAii Ga. March S-Turpentin.
steady. so. sales %: receipts. IS: shipments
~, STOCK lgcsi. Eosin firm: stics 2Ja: re.
leipts -. shipments, -o3: stock $40.
,!uo,-; r. Cd. T.. $50; + So: O. in5:
!! ~ IN so. !. 5"r "a 3D. Is 5.li ia 30:
", ".a \. 80 70 80: VIC. t.Si 10 > 40 WY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09
EfEiSEOUS MARKETS..
COTTON GOODS.

NEW YORK. March S.-OSnaburgs ana
dLri. were i!rm and active to-day. Cotton
goods We!" generally nr!n. YARNS wcr. ir-
regular, spInncrs flrin. Delays in shipments
ar" numerous, owing to Misrepresentation lini-
"El,'s Labor troubles !n kni. r"ntcrs are
becoming more serious
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-09

s,'cs 100 hains
SEN YORK, March >-rnrl move uen,--
Madnns li55c stock 5Na ~ bales
Total 10 day-Tt"cripts oo67 bales. exports.
ll7a. bales. stock i.+?ias9 hales.
Totai for week Receipts. IS oS5 exports.
- go bales
Total Tor season Receipts $50 it3 na.cs
nNT"rt~ s.a3es,, bales.
SEN ORLEANS. March S.-Al:houch there
wcr@ periods Of oaisncsS around the opening
auG toward ihc close. the icuR, cotton mar
kct today 'nadc some show ~ stra,lircss on
the StreuS'h az thc spot department.. 70
ii'tcai news aEain Important i'm
r''"Ur". Hud III" report that Germany would
iu-is& on hoy RICH: sink w,thou: .,rru;rg
armed merchant vessels was regarded very
uufavorNhiy. AZ the Invest ur;.cs We're -
"a - points under Mondays tiu.u quotations.
Tho close Mas ~ not los Of l" /. points.
In Tho carly trading I,r:ccs lost 81 :" :,
points OF selling. stimulated rv the break IN
-" YORK; Yesterday. There w"s good buy
INK or III" decline. ana til" market reacted
20 iev"! 20 potH;s under Nonj Y =
close lust whom tho ton" "'as strong est,
political uows hah H. "tcc, anI prices ;.'i
."ay ais,lu
SPOT prices were marked up I. points on
t";" sales ~ '2iS. closed steady Closing
bid. MAY LIS. July lie. October. i'.>l;
bc"cmh"- Nn' january. laoi SPOT cotton
steady - points up. Sales The spot; 20 =
-" bales TO arrive. S,l2I. NiriliuE it-rc.
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SEW YORK March S.-~t"cISs on ia. ,,rb
r1".h'"ir"! . firm ton" to-day, aud .'caiin-s
We" somewhat diminished under The in
r!"ir- 90 IA" unsettled state o! International
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CHESAPEAKE G. OHIO RY.

Gin. Louisville & West. 900 r. .ii:o) n
Main Line Local - a. :: ~ t5:l5 n
james River I.iir 1000 A. f5:i. r
Nnws NIX. Old Pt. 80 a.. .i2 M, q u
Eewpor, News. Local .7.i) a. 500
Trains arrive from NIX. ell 80 a. .cti T.
$50 p. y. News, .o55 n. 100 D. FROM
West. 1872 A.. '3:tc p. ts:S a. ti.iO D.
I:oo q. DAILY from Charlottesville except
sunday from Thurmond. JAS. River. 1851
a.. '7:l0 o. 'Daily. tkaeept Sunday
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FINANCIAL.
$4,000

To lend on Richmond city real estate
WIN lend the whole in one lump if do
sired, or Will divide In sums to suit
SUTTON ~ co
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N. .. .E"'Sn1W ~ COZ
I,ianWcui Va. March lr''
!',oridn Vegetables.


Farog Llyr gpInGs. Tlor!ia oranges
uIise pa.H assorted .il"s. ... ....... s. N
Grapefruit
Fa~rs fioria, r-rpe:ri.'. assorted si..-!7 >:
TanC"rn"e.
Fancy riortoe 'anecI,6cs ,i s,zrs ...,.fo
Lettuce.
'-aac~ hoat~l sto.E ......,2~
Gh'ie" sio'" .........- ~
gar,y ..........' ..........;a
Choice -...., ........,...... 80
rarsy M'ssira ..........; ,p
Intntoc>.
choice roHrd whit 81. pusn-l ,a.sss:,
fnnHnhs.
%lro hauIs. pr nunrn sf2;
Eight a4fIs. p"r blurh ...-.. %
Miscellaneous
Ha'tra r-np"s .-......... - ~
onions ...,... q r
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BY AUGUSTINE royal. & co
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs
H21 Hull Street. South Richmond. Y.

BY AUGUSTINE ROYALL & co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs
a27 Hull Street. South Richmond. v.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
HOUSE AND FARM OF HopKlN.
EoAD. CHESTERFIELD COUNT
ny virtue OF a decd Of ,rus, execute,
!" ne undersigned trustee. dated Iu}
Court cierits office for said county. :.
-. IS. l2G, page 80. and being reuiiirr.
so Ia do by The b"nnuciarins dcf.rl
having been made in the payments -
trustee. sell at public auction. on tn
THURSDAY. MARCH .. 1915.
az o'clock y. N,
that exceedingly valuable tract of Ian,
fronting on iiopk!ns' Road, containii.
30 acres. land in a fine stat. of cult
Nation. nice frame residence, in IL.
midst OF beautiful grove OF OAK al,
other nnc Shade trees, and many GU,
houses. This is considered one OF ~
most desirable trucking farms near Il
cry: ana ~ tho same wh"rcon tho la b
wishing to see it before sale will az
on tho UNDERSIGNED
taxes. If amy be due. and to pay or ~
notes. VIZ, one note of Sl.i57.33 :.,
Interest from July !. 1913. subject >,
n" credit OF $40 III paid, aud ono noi
i"li. III paid. the rcsidu" upon su,l
terms ns will be announced at ga
but more liberal terms may be an
ranged at sale.
AUGUSTINE ROYAL,
Trustee
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$50, eot,on quiet; miadIinE upiands. ll.sa
los loo hnins
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HOUSE AND FARM Ok JIOPklN.
ROAD, CHESTERFIELD COUNT
VA.