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The Daytona daily news., 1916-02-17
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! BRETON Inn NEWS :
eee9g 999 Q Q Q Q p Q .

Mr.. and Mrs VIM. D'Olver, of
Burlington, n. j., arrived Tuesday.
Miss DOlier is expected week later,
and the party may remain we'll into
April. They are friends OF Mr. and
Mrs. James ]. Kay, of Pittsburgh,
who are at the Inn for a NOR tn
. Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Granger. of
GAINESVILLE, have returned rom a
Yachting cruise in the West Indies
with DR.. and Mrs. Thomas Preston,
Jr, and find warm welcome among
their many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. c. Sprague, Of Rich
mond, Ind, are at Breton Ina for a
lew days, visiting friends.
The ladies of the Inn plan a clock
solf tournament for Friday, to be fol
lowed by tea in the card room.
Miss M. Christie, Of Nenah, Wis.
visited Mrs Henry Nichols on Mon
uay and Tuesday.
Mrs. John j. Sloan and Miss Sloan
OL Chicago, who have been in Miami
lof several weeks, will pass The re
naming weeks Of the season at the
Inn.
The Daytona daily news., 1916-02-17

DR.. and Mrs. ]. b. Coakley, of Buff
falo, are warmly welcomed by their
friends in Ormond
Mr. and Mrs. Geo E. Haas, of Chi
cago. are enjoying seashore life at the
Inn
The Inn has leased the Pleasant
Surf cottage, and is using the rooms
for transient guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest A. Oliver, of
Chicago. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
James X Vining.
Mr.. and Mrs n. B. Perkins, of
williamsburg, Ky, have arrived for
their fourth consecutive season at the
Breton Inn.
Mr. John p. Tilden and Mr. William
G. Bibb, of New York City. are en-
loving golf very much. They are
much pleased with the Ormond links
and plan to return next year.
Mrs. A. T Murray and Mrs. L. ]
Sheridan, of New York, are at the
Inn for fortnight. and are making
many friends.
Mrs. Robert E. Plumb, of Detroit
Mich, is a recent arrival She is a
close FREUD of the Burnham Colburn
family who occupy a cottage near the
clubhouse.
p. H. Earle has returned TO blr
The Daytona daily news., 1916-02-17
.FEDERAT'D CLUB BOARD
PLEASANTLY RECEIVED

The Florida State Board of FEEDER
ated clubs were given very delight
full and most cordial reception by the
Palmetto club in the Burgoyne casino
Wednesday evening from 8 to 1Q
o'clock. While the weather was not
ideal for this very pleasant reception,
still a great many of the Palmetto
club members and friends were pres
ent to welcome the charming and in
teresting ladies of the fair state A
number of the cities and towns of
Florida were represented in the line
The Daytona daily news., 1916-02-17

during the evening. and a word of
praise is due the worthy president of
the Palmetto club for having brought
these distinguished ladies to Daytona,
and to have made them friends of the
club members, for an introduction and
a hearty handshake go a long dis
tance to making people good friends.
1t is always pleasant to hear and read
about people who are doing things
worth while, but it is more pleasant
to meet them and to talk with them.
1t was through Mrs. Stanley's fore
sight and thoughtfulness that this was
brought about.
The Daytona daily news., 1916-02-17


corted them to the receiving line,
where Mrs. Murray L. Stanley, the
duced them to the state board which
consists of Mrs. w o. Jennings, pres
ident Jacksonville; Miss Kate V.
Jackson, treasurer, Tampa; Mrs. R.
A. Burford, Ocala: Mrs. Marie Van
Der Sand Frost, New Smyrna; Mrs.
j. w. McCollum, Gainesville; Mrs. II.
L. Rood, New Smyrna; Mrs. w. B. Da-
Wis, Perry; Mrs. w. f. Blackman, Win
ter Park, and Mrs. S. B. Capen, Jack
sonville.
Delicious fruit punch was served
The Daytona daily news., 1916-02-17

of ladies who had a gracious and
pleasant word for each one, and a
goodly amount of chatting.
The north portion of the casino was
set off for the reception by means of
benches which marked the division.
The entrance to the reception was
made through the north door which
was done for the convenience of the
ladies. The band enfivened the recep-
tion to a great degree, and the con-
cert was excellent
Mrs. Emma A. Freeman, recording
secretary of the Palmetto club, receiv-
ing the guests as they entered, and es-
The Daytona daily news., 1916-02-17
Carrier Pigeons Secret.

Recent experience has tended to
show that carrier pigeons and other
birds OF passage are guided by mag
letic currents " A. Ihauzies, a
french student of pigeons, has noted
hat on two occasions when pigeon
lights were unsatisfactory magnetic
storms were occurring. and the fights
of these birds have been becoming
often uncertain and erratic since wire
ess telegraphy came into extensive
lSe
The Daytona daily news., 1916-02-17

The only visit nave paid 10 the
Did nome town since .eft It, Il years
ago, stated Sissors Smith. proved a
great disappointment The only man
who recognized me, after I had wan
dered for hours around the familiar
streets, meath the dropping ellums and
all such as that. was old Uncle Riley
Rezzidew, who knew me the minute
ne set eyes ON me by debt OF six
otis which he claimed / had owed him
when / went away. Kansas City
Star
The Daytona daily news., 1916-02-17
HOW Water Melts Stone.

There are two things in rain besides
the water itself that nave the power
to melt things, even the hardest stone.
such as granite. These Two things are
nitric acide and carbonc acid These
acids eat away the stone. SO that 1t
seems the water slowly melts it.
The Daytona daily news., 1916-02-17
Hard hinqs of Life.

Hard things Jhat come our way are
not nard when We DO them. they are
nard only when we don : do them or
when we do them imperfectlv Duty
is not hard when it is cheerfullv and
vigorously done Duty is nard only
when it is not properly that IS,
when it IS done without good viii, or
when it s not done at all
The Daytona daily news., 1916-02-17

mingham. Ala, after a visit with his
mother at Breton Inn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-28
BY A. NJ COVER
and
EDWARD S. ROSE CO.,
Real Estate Auctioneers
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
OF
302 EAST CLAY STREET
AND
10 AND It's WEST MARSHALL, ST
BY A. NJ

713 AND IT'S WEST MARSHALL ST.
BY direction of decree Of the Law
n;ond. Va, entered June %, 1916, in the
ais, VS.: William E. Terry ct ais, we
will offer for sale, at public auction. at
the premises on
WEDNESDAY. JUNE %. 1916,
at 5:15 and o'clock P. M, respectively,
the following real estate in Richmond,
At SIS o'clock P. NJ. so2 East Clay
Street.
Lot q feet 9 inches, by 100 feet on
TGa an ae Fourth iay rs ss5se with S,sR
dwelling thereon.
"a Marshaiiii Street. eao 40 west
Lot IS feet INCHES by 14s feet on
Gilnaer and Munford Streets, with two
frame dwellings, thereon.
eTERMS: One-third of purchase price
equal installments at six and twelve
months nsnt resgec,tSy tive With az
notes Of purchasers. waving homestead
exemption, bearing interest from date
Of sale, and title to be retained until
entire purchase price paid and convey
ance ordered by court, or for all cash.
subject to approval Of court.
n. II. FLoRANCE,
JOHN A. COKE, JR..
Special Commissioners
Sallie M. Grubbs ct ais. Plaintiffs
against
WHAT II sss EsE asd Equity Court 1sfs of sSs
I, Luther Libby. clerk Of said court,
certify that the bond required Of the
special comm issioners by the decree in
said cause of June 20. 1915. has been
duly given.
Given under my hand this cath day
OF juno, 1916.
LUTHER LIBBY, Clerk.
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BOND LIST

Anrlo-Frcnch as .......................... 49,
at."t.e toaf LIN" Isl Observation-Disclosures. 81,
4. { !. i. and y Is ............... ....... =.
a. G L. cv. Is baltimore (h!db...... g9.2
Chesapeake and Ohio cv. A.. pc: cent, So.
heSapeake and ONO cN IS t"o"b did a3".
LiFect ana Myers OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1913
Mercantile Marine ii7 per cen; IFS. 1882
eesoT!".t anG western - i>..,..:... .... 1919.
Sraooard AR Line stamped Is ibid).... 81
sea HHhTd al Line adj =. .-............ 6fts
SonthcTn Railway Is Observation-Disclosures. Il
SortheEn RaHw"y IS ................. l6iL
L Resiste:eI :. 1850 toidI............ ..
I. S Registered b. 1915 did, ........ 40
Y. :. Registered IS. 1928 tb!d, ........... 10
I. s. Registered Panama IS. 1851 ,H.d, ln0
United States Steel End 5s........ lbs
"a brown A'"s tis. CIV Va ).......... u
Gar LhrH" Co. - asked ........ 81,
ar. N"'!'',: CIV - ,.....-......... 100.
Va. Rwy. ana Power Co IS (asaedl 800.
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BIZ r. B. CHAFFIN &; Co, INC.
Real Estate Auctionecrs,
Main and Twelfth Streets.

In pursuance OF tho terms OF an or
der or the United States District Court
for the Eastern District of Virginia, en :
tered on the gath day of January, 1915.
In tho matter of Moses L. Hofhc!mcr..
bankrupt and in pursuance. further OF
dated the 2sth day Of August. 1906. and
recorded in the clerks office OF tho
circuit Court of the County of Hcnrico,
in Deed Book lis y. page -, We shall
OH
FRIDAY. THE BOTH DAY OF JUNE,
1916,
at o'clock p NJ,
offer for sale at public auction, at tho
premises, those three lots of land con-;
tanning together 1904 acres. lying and
pelnS in the County of Henrico Nir-
gina, about seven miles west OF tho
CITY or Richmond on the main road
leading from the head OF the Brook
turnpike to Charlottesville, known as
the New Graded Road; being a por.
non or the real estate of which John
w. Sheppard died seized and possessed
naliy containing 1870 acres and from
winch has been deducted the right OF
way Of the Richmond and Chesapeake
BAY Railway Company Of ESQ acres
This property is on the Ashland Trolley
Line at Greenwood stop.
TERMS: On-third cash. and the bal.
ance in three equal instruments at six
we've, ana eighteen months from tn.
day OF sale, for negotiable notes with
interest added and secured bv n deed
or trust on the said property; or for All
cash at the option of the purchaser.
JOHN c. EASLEY,
trustee In said deed of trust.
JOHN a. CUTCHINS.
trustee In Bankruptcy.
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NEW YonK rHoDrCE MARKEr

NEW YORK. June 2'.-Raw sugar. firm !;
centrifugal. Gao: moasscs. SOB: refined,
stendy. Butter. easier; cheese. steady. Spot
coffee. easier; Rio IL. 90. Santos As. lOh
Cottonseed oil was lower under scattered
hQuids ton In old crop deliveries and pres
sure from the local bear crowd Final
prices were six TO ten points net lower
Sales, 1920 barrels. Close. steady: Spot
and June. 1880 bid July. IosaGI0Ss: Au
gust. 1900 1917: September. lo.72GEiO.T3: Oc-
tobcr, 9.15V9i7: November. SS2MssI; De-
ccmber. S.I2uS.'i; January, S7SaS76: total
saics, IL 200 ~
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casks; shipments. as5 casks: stock. 1890
casks Ros!n. nrm. sales. l.G62 barrels: re-
ceipts. ?l2l barrels: shipments. 242s barrels:
stock. 6'.ieo barrels, Quote: A. b. 4.e09s.3o;
,C. d. +. 6.l09530: +, 52596.30: @. b.250B35;
II. l.. 6.3o@5.35; *. 535V5.65: NJ. 6.4Od575:
N. e.SS8o.9o: VIC. SSo960o: WV. 6.0o062s
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
'ESp0rtsd by Rodgers Plummer & Co. Ino)
Farmers stock--Markct Arm Cieaners OF.
ter,ns 81 o5; holders asking. rLir.
n ACCOMPLISHMENTS stock-Market firm.
rahey Jumbo. &c psr pound: fancy hand.
picked SIC per pound: extra prime. ah,
per pound: prime. 3hc per pound: sheiiins
e'ock. ga Csc per pound
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fair. to g. Bc.t oxen. Z. tx. r,.a,,,,, >,
1000 TO !: common to fair. S to G; bulls
.st ~ to :: Bologna bulls. 6h to C. Fest
Best hogs. 0: light. to sn COWS ond
SASS to Best sheep. S to s: common
TO i"ir, to &: spring lambs. so ioLl; COM
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70 ~ uhS ofo,oVu SnarGS.
week (two days., 10000 shares.

Best steers. ST. to .: medium to good. TX
20 ~ common TO fair. to IA. Best
common to fair. So to 6H. Best cows, en 70
a medium to good. 5h to 6la; common to
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Prices closed nervous at tho same as yes
terday's finish to 4 cent lower. with July
LON and September 1.oiA. Corn wound up
4 20 .s0l higher. with oats varying from
a shade off TO Il gain. AND provisions
changed 10 dnclIne ne
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session. tn" active months to "A
points under yesterdays close
The close steady: July. 1885, Octo-
her he3; December. 1915; January. 1924:
March. Is a3
spot cotton. quiet and unchanged. Sales
on the SPOT, $40 bales: TO arrive. $50 bales.
NiGilins - CSC
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lOrTn\ N,I,,,I.Ts

N" YORK June . The cotton market
va! nervous and Unsettled to-day, July
close while October sold off 10 49,. ~ !.
nnse.."' S .e l.t.! 'ieS.ns At !sl5 rhe zen
?!- --:' e.aS"'. s's@4r ~ {. .-' ioc..:.. O.!
% : 9'.H;s - opening vas Irregular
YIN -.s' pr.-es points lover 20 points
4.T' H1-s'- We're ...G.1s lots o..
IV.! On the call and prices soon s;eualea
VT" re etiE. saurtns selling about 10 i
ro!nis nei higher Livc.Too. was a seller.
ho"eFsi ana o. reports That moro notices
"e'e u" Circulation. than anticipated :h,
m-!Se' SO. 'U-n"o easter
L!9G!ca;.c" became active and genera,
curing he afternoon. coming .rorl Wali
street southern and Western sources rhr
MARKET e~ssa Of rather sharply and o.
'obeE w!ctae- out TO about ?. ,o!ut, ara
with the general list show!-r NJ, io.s,, ' ~,
iron. ~ 10 = points IA the lstc trading
c!os'hE price, showed moderate raIIt.a
wh..r mr. vs." nEN have been .orn. sra,
!e.sd bLS!ns t'r q reaction. on ,hrgrv
that Win July liquidation over. the r,.,s,.,
T"u.u GO '.''": on stronger technical
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High Constable 5
Sale

I will sell by Public Auction. on
Wed esday the 2Sth day Of June, 1915,
O'Clock P. NJ. at my store house. No
1906 East Franklin Street, the follow
ing property to satisfy distress war
Of household Furniture, Groceries,
Show Cases. Motor Cycle. Dump
Wagons. Piano. etc.
TERMS: Cash.
W. H. WYATT. JR..
- +,
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CHlGAcr. June :I.-Disa ppointment ave!
N" smai!ness q! export sales OF United
states wheat caused a reaction to-day from
.. az! advance In the wheat ma.kc.
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MAYA LSTORES.
SAVANNAH. GA. Juno 27-Turpentine
hrm. SSH: sales. Ssi casks: receipts. sSs
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
COTTON coonc

NEW YORK. June 27-Cotton goods wer,
steady and quiet. Yarns were frm and
WOOL dress goods higher silks and
ribbons were quiet.
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AUCTION AUCTION Sales.--future Days.
BY. j. THOMPSON BROWS e. "a
lib Main Street.
TRUSTEES SALE TO THE HIG1rs,
Nice Suburban Farm
NEAR ELECTRIC LINE AND FAl,
OAKS. SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
= BY virtue OF deed OF trust from 9:
1914. and recorded in Henrico E co. ~:
court, D. b, 2o4. page 81. to the und.iy.
s shterefn t h. TO secure certain notcs
and being required SO to do. Viii -. |,
NJ PUBLIC auction. In front OF Henri,n
County Court.
THURSDAY. JUNE %,
ut l o'clock.
t traGt Of land In Henrteo County, Va.
II dS.ieo eba,ns x thereon beginning
a road represented in plat annexsL
70 a deed from Jefferson Powers 20
thence r C. G nor,b y 81 B. ~ page $2G.
S; 42 IA west 9 $1,000, thence S. ioIiiS9S
CHAINS CHAINS TO a pine stump and holly,
'henes 5 s. s. 81 81 " g SS S1SS eRaas
thence S. 40 "a chains to Whit t.' t,. !.
stuiHp, thence y. SO 1-2 L. 5o-lo,
ShSn,ins, oa thence nc 5; rs 10 chains 70
Z. % 30-lo0 to the point OF beginn,h.
nice little farm. with dwelling. balm
owned and Occupied ni by tho ioWrn nfyar
family, about ono mile east of ~
OAKS station and north OF the Southern
Railroad. .
an past duo taxes and pro rata shar,,,
tax 70 day Of sale. and to pay a mote
Of Of, $S25 VII, Win in,erest from May y.
1916, with quarterly interest note and
iH,erea, secured by deed iced Of trust PSs ee nr
all cash, at option of purchaser
LEROY L. BROWN. Trustee
]. THOMPSON BROWN g. CO,
BY r. B. CHAFFIN & CO.
Real Estate Auctioneers
Main and Twelfth Streets
In pursuance OF the terms Of an order
OF the United States District Court for
the Eastern District Of Virginia. en-
tered on the 18th day OF June. 1916.
FRIDAY. THE BOTH DAY OF JUNE.
at $50 O'Clock P NJ.
offer for sale. at public auction. n, the.
premises. these two certain tracts @.
parcels of land. In the County Of E.nt
l. A certain tract Of land about eight
ana onc-ha!f miles northwest OF thu
city OF Richmond, containing ten IOl
acres. bounded on the nurth BY tho
or {. Grubbs and James T!nsiey, and
on the south and west by the Grubbs'
estate.
?. a certain tract OF land on the west
line OF the Richmond and Chesapeako
Bay Railroad about eight miles west
OF the city OF Richmond. containing,
two acres: being the same real estate
mat was conveyed 10 II. l.. Hofheiner
by Matte =. Grubbs and husband.
TERMS: One-third cash. and the bal.
ance IN three equal instruments at t.
: and Is months from the day OF sale
lor negotiable notes with interest ADJ
ed and secured by deeds Of trust on III,
respective properties. or for all cash
At the option or any purchaser.
JOHN a. CETCHIES,
Trustee In Bankruptcy
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CHyChCD GRAIN u.r,~rr

-..tIN Il III NIJN DI 7 ION.
."rIGa vegetables especially active. Re.
c".piS "6ht, and demand good. cspeciail,
oahtd.bures and melons.
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, cash grain: Whcat-No. 2 rcd. lo;ia No
3 red, nominal; No. . hard. lO3S a oSs.
No ) hard. e6Nsa Corn-No. . yellow. IL,
q 49, NO. yellow. nominal: No. white "a
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FRIDAY, JUNE 80, 1916,
~

NOTE.-While the terms of the dao,
OF trust provide for cash. yet by apnly
ing to- the auctioneer. a reasonable ioa
easy.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

.':fIEAGO. June 27.-Hogs: rece!pts IL ooO.
r ,,2 bulM. $3.50 $500: light. Sass a 50 S.:
:' snti $. 10 1875: heavy 5000 $685.: rough
H'"; steady: native beef cattle. s75oss sIi, Is;
SioCksrs and feeders. s5.75 ssT5: COWS and
Refers, s3T5MS375; calves s850Gs1i -
Shaen: receipts. 1900. weak; wethers. 81
$3.50: !amos. i7.io9$e.75; springs. .7.75@
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mEWIEN7!NE AgcHoN CO.
INCORPORATED IN
els EAST BROAD f.
RECEIVERS AUCTION SALE
MACHINERY, ELECTRIC MOTOR.
KAEHLER MOTOR TRUCK. ETC.
AS receivers for the Einc-wright
Company. Inc, we viii! sell at Ma
chine Shop and Garage. in rear No.
sos West Broad Street
WEDNESDAY. JUNE IS. 1916,
at $3.50 o'clock P NJ.
One W F. & J. Barnes Drill Press. No
IS: ] Franklin P. Q. Table Crane and
Hoist. size a; l Emery Wheel and
with Pulieys. Hangers and Belts: i
3-Horse Power so Cycle. Phase, 900
Volt Motor. / Buffalo Forge. Porta-
BILE Electric Drill. Running Jack,
several One and Two Ton Jacks,
Chain Hoist. 2 Swivel Vises. lot Small
Tools Wrenches and Clamps. Electric
BUZZ Fan. l kaehler Truck. with Ex-
press Body AID Top: ] new Express
Body. Ford Rear Construction, lot mis-
ce!ianeous Automobile Parts, Tires
Etc, Oil and Gasoline Tanks, Heating
Stoves. etc.
TERMS: Cash.
ALLEN C. COLLINS.
ROBERT T. WINSTON,
Receivers.
TIVE VALENTINE .I-crIo>- 70
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tG Il Curric " Coz
Richmond, Va, June o. Iol

MARKET CJNDTTin:!.
!IN" Tou!i!y.-SprinGcrs In heavier rec eipt
ana market lower. but fortunately every
coop Cleaned UP at close OF to-day Hens
market. firm Eggs Rec eip;s heavy: mar
.ci weaker AID dali. Butter-Narhet
h!Ea.r ana arm; country hu;te. very we'll
~ COL Market IL good shape.
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safes. StCcl
$500 Allis-Chalmers
AGO Allis-Chalmers. pfd. :.
100 Am. Writing Paper, pfd
Am. Ayr. Chem. com.
S.ie0 Am. Beet Sugar. com.
500 American Can
American Can. pfd. -.
1900 Am. Car and Foundry.
American Cotton OIL.
$500 Am. Hide and Lear. pfd
Svp American Linseed Oil.
'':uo'American Loco.
l.@oV American Smelling
American Sruff. com. .
900 American Sugar
LOO Am. Tel. and Tel. Co.
American Tobacco. com
american Tobacco. pfd.
iS'too Anaconda Copper $40.
Atlantic Coast Line.
\. c. l.. of Conn. IBalto)
zoo Baltimore and Ohio.
Bethle'm steel Co. com.
Bethle'm Steel Co. pfd.
1880 Baldwin Loco. com.
200 Brooklyn Rapid Transit
1.>ou Central Leather. com.
300 Canadian Pacific ......
I'-VV california Petroleum
1900 Chesapeake and Ohio.
A'N'' N!IlCaSp bTent western.
loo Chi. Great Western. pfd
1000 G. NJ. and ST. Paul.
Si.h00 Crucible Steel Cor. com
loo Crucible Steel. pfd.
1900 Colorado Fuel and Iron.
ZOO DiStillers ...
$500 Corn Products, CON-.
200 Dome Mines ........
$4,000 Eric
$40 Erie, Isl pfd; -.
100 Fed. Min. and SIN, pfd.
900 General Electric
Zoo Goodrich. com. .....
200 Great Northern. pfd.
Zoo Great Northern Ore Cts
100 Interiors CONS. com
goo Intertoro- Cons. pfd. -.
300 Int. Mer. Mar. com. Gifts
2h.S0o 1n:. Mer. Mar. pfd. Gifts
500 Int. Paper. com. ~
900 Int. Paper. pfd. ......
$500 Kennecott Copper 49,.
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NEW YORK. June 27-por, roveme,,-.
M!dd!ing lal0c. stock !7!s.6 baic.
Total to-cay 49, al! poIts-N., recct,,.
- nai"s eHncrts. ?Tass bales: Stock.
Total FOR .week--Sc, receipts i7.s94 ball..
exports. ISL bales 1905 ""'"a
To,a! FOR seaaon-SA, rec.,.. -sr,,
bales; exports, So! ,fa3 bales r''
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BY j. d. CARNEAL &c SON,
Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

BY ]. D., CARNEAL & SON,
Auctioneers
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
HOUSE AND LOT. No. 1906 CARING.
TON STREET.
by virtue Of deed Of trust, recorded
N the Richmond Chancery Court. In
y. b. 2l4-B, page 500. default having
oeen made in part of the money
therein secured, and being required So
70 do, by the beneficiary, the undea.
signed trustee will offer for sale, on
s sne premises EN- No. 1906 Darlington
FRIDAY, JUNE 80, 1916.
at o'clock P. NJ. (,
the property above referred to.
This property. located as above in
easy reach Of the center OF the CITY
anording exceptional opportunities Ia
persons OF moderate means as a modes,
little home. or would prove a good in
vestment for rental purposes. The lo,
fronts 3Oxl45 feet to a l5-foot aJlev
ana contains dwelling Of about Ave
or six rooms.
TERMS: Cash.
JOHN B. GAYLE.
Trustee
NOTE.--Whtle the terms of the dnnn
o.,l,
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RICHMOND LIVE sToCFy sfaRKFr
tSa!es at Onion Stockyards)
Richmond. Va. June 81 1916
-N.poI: for ihe week ending Juno &c:
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"" OKLhANS, JUNO 27-Atter a .rrhu
MARIE deNe!optd soft feeling ana values
le!l on on the report from New York ~,
jury !ctces were not well received l,Iy
EsT@ displayed more strength thao
other month going 10 ii not decline f.
SFtoglnG manner and closing a, va,
loss o! point, while other months .ho,rnd
Hct losses Of 10 points
ne opening was steady and prices al
'"ceo 70 POINTS on buying based on GOOD
,aoes. ana scattered showers over tho h.,,
iht aver ad"anc, Of TO points MOI,
.Efr'at"d oH"Tings ~ tho result q. advice.
from New York regarding .iuly tcrdsr.
Tnere was d gradual Gag until late In IN.
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T ny virtue OF a deed OF trust from {;
C1yii. and recorded in Henrico Coun,
sien,i D. Pc, b. ao4 page 81. to the undsi
stsneu trustee, 70 secure certain NOS
and being required so to do, / Viii So 4
NJ PUBIC auction. In front OF Henri
County Court, AAe"' $50
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Nice Suburban Farm

EAf ELECTRIC LINE AND FAII
OAKS. SOUTHERN RAILROAD
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
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NEW YORK. Juno 27.-Benvcs. no trading.
Calves weak; culls. ST5o3sSs0 sheen a I'd
lambs. firm: sheep. 5000 $3.50; cuIIs $4,000
siSo; lambs. sll.509 $500; culls. sl0.G" Hogs.
s,eaaE: medium 70 heavy. slOeD9 $40 20: