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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-26

NEW YORK. August 25.-Thc c,,,,,
n,ni ~. mas SHOWN increasing activity
"u strength during the past wcck
mi'l NC course OF prices rcfIcrtinr an
~ "a 'nHlohS that the official rcDor, nf
NJ thursday would show a further
n ,,:.a Strous falling off in the prosncc
i've crop Heavy realizing ana snn,e
scattered Southern selling causnd MON n",,i
cih'e reactions. but the market Dir
tlNch additional impetus to-day from,
o"Ilish pflrat" condition figures and
lnrther sensational advance carried
M ia'c deliveries through the lG-rcnt
,"Ee, december sold as high as Sl5.SS.
vi $50" per bale above the cIosint,
price OF last Saturday. and no less
M" -" per bale above the prices rul
i,H Jnst before the publication Of tho
",hCi"i crop report AZ the beginning
OF the month. The trade abroad has
om1mn 'lnhl anxiety over the new CROP
pu,iook' ana the market at Iiycrpool
ich INC advance, while houses with
fhGish connections have been vnry
h'hNS nuScrs here. presumably to undo
S''hhnicri Trade interests have aIsu
n''n bhN"is. particularly on declines
M" NC southern selling has been
700 iith' I" indicate any general dis.
nosl'!nh Ia hedge new crop suDnlics
n" absence of larger offerings from,
NAV source has. in fact. been men
tohcd as ono ~ the factors ON Ibo
advance. while the publications. of al
"'tl0nhi Statistics. indicating that tho
World" consumption Of American col
ION last season was in excess OF IL
50" bales. has figured I'm bullish arr,i.
i"'h'S Ihcr" WAS some selling dur.
'ht IA" middle OF tho week on tho
hbpehrancc OF showers in the South.
west but the precipitation was gen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-26
HARRISONBURG EDITORS
CHARGED WITH LIBEL
FormcD state Senator Kcezcu B,,,r
Acti"n-tlso Face Suit OF
SiD.0OO Damages

lSpccial to The Tines. DiSpatch Il
iARRiSONBURG. VA. Angus, o.
kopert u. Smythc and his son An, }.
SmEth". tho editor and the owner no
Spectively. of the Daily Independents q,
iihrrisonburr. arc charged with crimi
nal libel and they also face a suit y,
Sl".ooo damages. The libel case wilf
come up before Magistrate Pifer .,
September -. The civil suit will 80
instituted in the Circuit Court
The warrant charging the Smytb.,d
with criminal libel WAS sworn ont Ia, r
former State Senator George r Knn
zell The damage suit is being broupb,
by IL. w. Bcrtram. keezcll and Rcrt
ram arc the principal owners of IN,
Daily News Record. of IIarrisonburr S
The action is the result of a sorio,,
Oh articles that have appeared ir
SmNthc's paper since it started, Iasie
April. in which articles Smy,he makes
charges against KccZcll and Bcrtram.
for several years Smythc had char-t' "
OF the Daily News ana keczclI ante
Bertram operated the Daily Record
After long. bitter fight. the paper,S
consolidated as tho Daily News Record
III 1918. Last year another misundcr
standing arose. and the case went
through the lower court and was rnall,
taken to the NirGini3 Supreme Court,d
AS result of which Smythc lost oui
and kcczcll and Bertram got in hi
saddle alone.
Last April Smythc started the Inde.
pendent. An article by Smythe on WedilI
ncSday morning brought the matter tod
crisis.
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Second Crop Is Late
Seosonablc Vegetables Scarce and
High in Price.

The marketmen and tho people who
have to go to the market for the
good things to make up the Saturday
and Sunday dinners are a little dis
turbed because Of the latcncss and the
sparsity Of what is known as the sec
ond vegetable crop" The second crop
Is coming in very slowly. due. perhaps,
TO the unfavorablc weather conditions,
and supposed seasonable vegetables are
scarce and high in price. Cucumbers
which got off the market entirely
for week, rcappeared yesterday;
cynlinEs have come back: cycle pears
have made their appearance; Concord
and Niagara grapes have put in an
appearance to vic with the Deiawares
and new snaps of the fall variety are
at hand. These arc the only new
things TO delight the housewives and
others who visit the markets day.
There are but few changes In QUOTA
tons, as noted below.
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pra dstreet's Review.

NEW YORK. August 25.-Brad-
streets review of trade ending the
week tomorrow will say: Trade and
industry are active; prices Of nearly all
products are firm or advancing, and
rchection of the undenably poor gem
rral crop situation. or of the uncer
tain railroad outlook is sought, almost
In vain. in tho reports as to trade de-
mands and collections. This is at
tributed to various causes. least OF
all. however. to eXaSEeration as to
crop damage, though there is prob
ably some OF this to be reckoned with.
The general disposition is. in fact,
to regard the railroad strike menace
as likely to disappear, and to view
the high and advancing prices of all
farm products as enough to offset the
moderate yields OF cotton. most OF the
cereals and other agricultural food
products.
That Europe. IN the last fiscal year
took nearly $1,000. 900. 900 worth Of
war orders and. indeed. all our ex-
ports is a concrete fact that is iE
nored Complaints regarding car
centers note record savinss-hank de-
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CHANcERY DEEDS or rn,.sr
Nine Deeds or Trust, Amounting IN
S1I,SGn.

ELLIS Fisher ct uX. to W. Newton. Jr.,
trustee. 40xl25 feet at the southeas 81
corner of Graham and Tompkins
Streets. August "a, 1916. sl,lsO
Mary r. Mattern TO Howard Sutton.
trustee. 35 feet inches by I64 feet
inches south line Rogers Street S45
feet . inches west of Rogers street
August %. 1916. s2,3GO
Mary T. Mattern to II. W. Hazelwood
trustee. % feet -1-2 inches by 100
feet 10 inches south line Rogers Street
245 feet . inches west Of Miller
Avenue. August %, 1916. 500.
J. W. Dixon TO l.. r.. Brown, trustee
3oxl2j fact inches west line Nine
tecnth street, l25 feet inch north OF
Grace Street. August .. 1916. 1850
{. T.. Scitz, .Ir.. ct uX. to J. g. Flor
ance, trustee lot 81. in block l. in tho
plan Of Scott's Addition. August ..
G. II. Jarvis ct ux. to NJ. p. Nnnnally,
third street. 100 feet south of Fair
mount Avenue August %. 1916. So
240
Henrietta Z. Forester ct viz to w
line First street. 133 feet south OF
Jacson street. August %. 1916. 500
j. r. Angle ct ux. TO Pollard & Raghv.
trustees. 30xl32 feet west line Sixth
street. o40 feet north Of Baker street
August 81. 1916. $3.50.
f. q. Friend CT Tx. to i. F. Chap
man ct al. trustees. Is feet . inches
by $50 feet north line Grace Street, II
feet inches east Of Twcntv-eight nth
Street. August 81 1916. $l6S0
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NEW YORK. Angus, .5-Isank clearing
VA M lu!lcH states foi the week cn,lin,
august - acgrcgat" s427a.sInO 600 acains
Sh"t.leiWo last week and 81 l5G. Oi2 900 I'm hi
week. last Year. Following arc ;hc re-
'nrhs Tor this week. with percentages =,
Ranges shown this week as compared vii,
thc same week last year:
N"W ork t2h!".o,hooo increase. 234
chicago. sa:I.l1s. cnd. inc rease Il
nhliad"irhih: S:liG'7.0o0: Increase 81
BOSTON. si's.5apor. increase. 3oi
Kansas ely. Sl"i..iioo0: increase Gon
-. Louis. SS2:ji.m6. inrrcas. :
pan Francisco. $Gh.:21 900; Increase n-s
Iittshurgh {5S.5G2 0oD: increase az
baltimore. So, i5i 600 incrcas. atr
Cleveland. fH.23a. 900 increase d;
i,"roii. siilii.6oo. Increase ~
cincinnati. $?6.Sjs ooH incrcas. a.
Minnca polls. 81. 16n GO Increase a.
Los Angeles. t22.osj. 90; Increase =,
,,haha. S2i, $4,000. Increase ;ni
Nv Orleans t2i.jik nn0: increase *,
MilWauk"". Si7.:3o ono. ircrea.. 3f
richmond. SlS.p3l .0"1. increase -
Louisville sl;.22i 900. incrras, Is;
ST Paul fi3.23; go: Increase * .
seattle. fia.5ha. 6"o. Increase ~
Bnfaio. tl3 ~. 600 increase 80
Atlanta. tl3J.i "nn Increase a.
Portland. si..0i4 90 '-
pcnvcr slI.nSI OHn increase e,
houston sS.5ts HOo. in.rcas, az
rrnrt Worth i7.s,i,coo incrcas" -
Washington. !7.cs5. con: increase Is1
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asramS regarded too light to relieve
uLouEnty conditions. and n renewal OF
Shor weather led to reports Of FUR
80, "e'eTioratlon. Some crop advices
dnter; Inc indicatcd unexpc.tedly severe
oei,' particularly in South Carolina,
civ TWO private reports have been
1u;.onshed estimating the average CON.
ultioh OF the crop at around s. ner
ren'' compared with last months otIi-
itatures nave ovcrshadowcd discussion
vi INC early new crop movement
Haouho the ring here. but realizing be-
yesterday. and there we're also rn
ports OF increased Southern offerings.
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REAL ESTATE,
AND COURTS
CHANCERY TRANSFERS.
Ten Deeds or Bnrrnip .nd S,,
Amounting To S.ISln

amounting to Scf.S5O.
y, Clarence G.. Hit. ct ux. TO Mary +
iieet inches south line Rogers Street,
10 leet IL inches west of MILLER
avenue. august %. 1916. tax 81. $40.
w J.: Sycamore ct uX. TO W. r. Wat
Rms, 2oSliO feet at the southeast cor
nue.. August Z. l1l6 tax S29 90 sio
john II. Glaabe ct ux TO +. NJ Glaze
tot -. in block u. in the plan of Park
f'lacc August "a 1916. tax 81 $40
j. w. Wilbur Co. TO Jacob ~, Viii
6ur lots 50: 80. a. SIS. 81, a6. l22. lea.
ia. Ice. 1877. 1872. 1873. l94. 25i and 30
IN the plan OF Brookland Terrace. Au
gust -. 1916. tax 81. Sl0
y: \ Cowherd ct uX. to T.. T. Feather
,nNi33 feet at the northwest corner OF
bhrtoii Avenue and Essex Street Au-
gust is 1916. tax 81. $40.
Christina l.. Daley ct vir TO Gum and
Matthew's, eSx12O feet north line Tav.
ior street. at the east corner of Elm
iAorah Jam kaminsky ct ux. TO j. w
Nineteenth Street, l25 feet inch north
OF Grace Street. August .. 1916. So
y. r. Bowe to w r. sonthward oox
d$S rect south line Main Street. 90 feet
" inches west of Madison street Au-
gust /. 1916. tax $3.50. $40.
T.. II. Feather ct ny. 10 Sallic II
Cowherd. lots 30. 81 and 81. in block
-: in the plan of Brookland rark. Au-
Mary J 'n Tri iuH ara TO- TO John r GIN
40Ni3' fceh south line Floyd Avenue
- feet east OF Dooley Avenue August
II. 1916, lax IS. $40
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WILLIAMSBURG: BANK
TAKES ENTIRE BOND ISSUE

WILLIAMSBURG, VA. August %
The Williamsburg City Council. at
noon to-day. opened bids for the $780,
600 water and sewerage bond. the en-
tire issue being taken by the First
National Bank. of Williamsburg. at par
There were n large number of bidders
Work on the water and sewerage sys-
tenn will begin early next month.
The board OF directors OF the East
ern state Hospital held a meeting here
to-day. and discussed the question Of
furnishing water to the city. which
VIII he done providing the plant Of the
institution will permit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-26

posits. with continued scarcity Of
labor. Boston. Bridgeport. Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh. Detroit. Louisville. Buffalo
and Cleveland being conspicuous in
this latter respect.
scarcity of goods Is still a concern
making factor, and some producers of
cotton goods are unable TO take any
more orders owing to pressure of both
domestic and export demand.
Pig iron is i'm heavy demand after a
rather long stretch OF dullncSs. and
II Is evident that the allies will con-
tinue to be factors in the demand for
steel. Tank pl ates. copper. lead. spell
ter. coke. and even anthony, have
joined tho upward procession OF prices.
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RAILROAD DEVELOPMENTS
SEND MARKET TUMBL|NC
Strike Appears More Likely Than at
Any Time Since Appear
anCc of Dispute.
BOTH SIDES MAY BE BLUFTING
Cotton Goes SkyrocketinG to Highest
Prices Seen in Five learS-Strcet
in Humor To Make Worst of Every
thing.
ny nRoADAN WALL.

JEW YORK. August 2I.-Just be-
fore the stock market closed to-day
:, looked as though tho railroad presi
dents and their employees intended /"
Join in making war on the people OF
the United states. Invasion hy 4
foreign army would he less dangerous
:hau railroad strike and for the
c-s; time since the dispute mas arisen.
-, looked as thouGh there might pos
slnlv he a strike Cool-headcd tinan-
iCc.S persisted in the belief that II
MAS biu:!inC ON both sides. but ad-
united that II was very superior
duality Of bluiling.
So The stock market went tumhlinS.
The stocks that led il up led II down.
Reading Union Pacific and steer were
ton went skyrocketinG 10 ihS hiEn,S,
prices seen ia five years. Net Sain
for the day in cotton MAS, "h"NS 81
per bale in an options. Wheat Chmotd
70 rho highest price on record since
mo great corner o! a few years ago.
and closed the day win options rom from
3l.ic TO &c higher per huShe! mere
Is no longer any doubt that there mas
been a disaster IN the wheat an" '''
Wall Stree, was in humor TO make
the worst Of eNeryinins, n.y" v !, ~
s,,sI that even Il the railroad pr"si-
dents do give in Ia the ciGh'-honi -uht
GemYani or President wilson snd gel
their rate increase IN. ~ az on business
make Simply an .Nt'" -, 'n,,,t,:cns il,
: a matte Gi :ac,, -, nm. ~ o",io,, an,!
mo stock market d'm'h" ,,n..t liz;
the li>, j. acting Just a. q '...,,m-ci L,li
should act IN "a regular W"
make ,tro,a sirIkc nr no;
-. frarkrt viii recover after certain r'hH-
1ustmor's are mace IN fn t.; - IN ia
II seems that M PhN.lt va" ~ h,nr.r.
some extent a. IN" laSl '!n"'' ";,Ii nm =
md their loans inrfc"S.mN ,I,,,,H '.ho, ,
bauk statement t"-Hl"r'"N ~ ,,' 49,, I,.
material incr'aS" lh i""hS "'' '
maUd deposits w .ot
licfor" IN, Hf"ah ,"W' ,H.. - -,
hNyinS OF 'ciiefS anu mum, '"''S - L,cr
per stock. Inspiration. 'N"", % ,,,t, -,
record k"nn't",t u Wa H''t, 49, ~,
clare an s. dividend ON HrHi' NM . I'M
that was the reason i"T N'N.ii- 'iia' %, -.
Ray Consolidated NhS pHNth' IN NJ" ~. ~
of a s. dividend Na'I SiF"'' h"!t' tIS 'he
day OF CoprcrS Ha> '"m'. an" ,>N'' Ia ~! :"
because the metal f"' I,h''mh't H"i'n"t,S
Mas advanced tone ,'''H I
Thu AZ. A., rr,n"riI ~ ''E 'F''''> N''" 20 "
to ;hc fart that tn Iaii'l SH',y~ f"y"rn
M.ni ma ArrfoN"d era ''i 80" many
million dollars w"rih "i ..". l'',l i"'' >i,,-
l"ct TO IN" i'f'>'i'N'S ti'f'.' '' ''', "'ihE
an' navy nllS nov on ""' N'. h'""F"
'nuSr'NS
nos ,"'!i'hi''S ~,
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NEW ,nKK rKUDtCE MARKrr.

NEW NOKk. AurE~i .j--Itaw sugar. dull :.
C"utr!fural : -. mola~>cS. l. -: refined, quiet.
cheese. FIRM isntt"r. steady. Spot coffee,
.rm"r. Eio -. si:C. Santos T.. lo7.C.
ACtiN" short covering and enormous cot
ton house buying resulted in tho biggest
day III" rottoUse"d OH trad" has ever Wit
messed, both In point Of v"iulu" of business
and pric" changes. Early gains Of IS to ~
points wcio reduced slightly near tho cInso
under realizing. bml IN" list went on; IS
80 y points not higher Total s%es. - y"
iar-"is. August tenders. 2.ih barrels The
market closed easier. pot. 40 hid. August
g ioT s.1i: September. .i7U.4s. October {. -
Tat3: November. aSSm $50: Doccmhci. go
80 January. t'5ne.'ai February. ..75H, 10.
March ,41fr rss
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BUILDING PERMITS.
Six building Permits, Amountlns
70 81 Dol

TO SI,0OI.
PERMITS Tor new and repair work
were issued yesterday by Building In
spector Butler follows:
Davis Land Company. to build
brick garage in rear OF III North
boulevard. TO cost $500
Susan l.. FitZhuEh. TO repair frame
dwelling ITO St James Street. to cost
$50.
frame dwelling on the south side OF
Midlothian Turnpike. between Bee
street and the Broad Rock Road, to
cost 500.
Mrs. Mary u. Barksdale. to repair
brick store at 500 East Marshall Street.
10 cost sl.6Ol.
Peter j. Henry, to repair frame
dwelling llOl West Leigh Street. to
cost $500
L. H. Bates. Jr.. 10 repair brick
dwelling II l-2 South Third Street. to
cost $50.
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WILLIS-OVERLAND co.
AUTHORIZES NEW Iss1-r.

TOLEDO. o.. August o5.--AnnouD,e
ment was made to-day by officials ot
the WHY'S Overland Co. that a no..
issue of sl5.ooo.ooO Of common STOCK
has been authorized by directors. Thu.
makes total issue OF s37.5o0.ooo O
the s5o0oo,ooo increase Of capitalize
ton authorized several months ago
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HENRICo DEEDS OF TRUST.

Two Deeds OF Trust. Amounting
to S5GS.
w. H. Vandcrvall ct NIX. TO Rose &,
Rose, trustees. 93-100 acres north
side Of Quioccasin Road. August 90.
1916: $3.50
Ella r. Brown ct vir. to y. ]. Chcwn-
ing CT ais. trustees. 2hNI3I fcct cast
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HISTINGs DEEDS Of TRI Sr.

Two Deeds f Trust. Amounting
TO S3,1iO.
Charles II. Gibbs ct Tx. to r.. r Du-
vail. trustee. lots 9 and 10. square %
Woodland Heights. August 25 1916:
$500.
Joseph G. Cox ct NIX. to Pollard e..
BaGby Inc. trustees. 46 l-2xl4S feet
No 2tnS Semmes Avenue. August FL
1916: $3.50
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CHANCERl RELEASE DEEDS.

TWO Reienre Deeds. Amounting to
S11,O44.
John J. Coke. Jr.. ct al. trustees.
10 Lucy a. Bennett ct vir 40xl3o feet
north line Monument Avenue 2os feet
west OF Allison Street. August a.
1916: sli.34O.
John II. Guy. trustee. to James T..
Willeford ct uN.. Is feet . inches by
$50 feet north line Grace Sweet. II
feet " inches east OF Twenty-eighth
street. August "a. 1916: s3,304
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

,o,, ~ MO AUGUST - -HoEs-Rrrctp,s 70
,",; To,iv- Bulk. sio4sI tloss: light, $40 Is
,wSil 10: MIXED: Soma l.oi: heavy. 5000
Nl'n. rough. 10000 slOoa. pigs g, ;n6i - %
'atti" Receipts. i,ocn. SOC 10 81 lower man
80 a., M""H, l"crcN st5oM ilos5 cows and
We a $50; calves. $500 sII75
c"p,s"c"ipts. 1000. weak sheen sf u:
q $. 20: lambs. &c so n 80 81 W ~ ~
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WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. AUGUST pr M,
weather east OF the mississippi will be
Eenerally fair Saturday and sunday
except that showers are indicated for
the south Atlantic States and Florida
me temperature changes will be small
ana generally unimpoitant
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0tSH EfaIn: v hcai-No. rcd, Sl52i1: No.
:. rnd. Sl4sH@ siSli.: No hard. 1881 q
S!'Tt5. 40 hard: N.5l'7M Sl.a3. Corn
10. Yellow s;ia n sst.c: No. yellow. s$'sc;
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.

line Of Twenty-eiEhth Street, 2o07
North >Twenty-eighth Street: also. 10
81 100 acres In Henry Magisterial Dis
trlct. Hanover County. August l9,
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CHICAGO GRAM MARKrr
iBy W 6 tTcnsnaw n 90
Elchfnnnl Y. Anrn-, ~

III 40. Angust 25--Froc purchaec, ~
'"' nE 'Arort"i- rescued that marie,
~" ,"i.l"r doldruns to-day. ,nd tho r!os.
~ NJ top, with advances ranging fro,.
-, H h"E I" an extreme Sc in Scrtc,nh.r
y,,th"' IltN also advanced Corn. T.- TO u, n
- oats. &c to li.c. aud rrovision. e.
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PETERSBURG PEANUT MARIE,

'RSrpnrt"h by RodEe-s. riumm'r x %. Inc
-. r. -itSb R'i. VA. August - --Spanish-
lied.
NirSirta s-Fa rmcrs ;;ock-Nsrkct weak
FancH Jumbo, ii.r per pound f.n.v hand
p'.en &c p"r "ound; extra prime 2c pct
~ a NV, .. hr'inH &c ior pound: shcllinT stock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-26

NEW YORK. Angus; @3,--port movement
Middlns. lj.Sjc. Exports. "oo bales: stock,
aioi bales
Total to day At all rorts-Nct receipts.
."T2a bales. exports s.7,5 bales; stock, 49,.
i51 bales
Total for wcck-Nct receipts. 7a.3a; bales
experts. 13.oS2 bales.
Total for scason-Nc, receipts. go uc bales
exports. COS ."hs bales.
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Local Barometer Re.d,,..
r Conditions.

TsmDnrn, Ht'UH ny T.. VI. Yerterdn
direction. southeast; wind yeIor;,v
miles: weather, clear. N'''
General Weather Conditions
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
STORES

NNNNNAii. GA. August .5-Turncn:Inc
n, ,, 80: sails. 400 ask receipts. sos casks
Rosin hrm: sales LIS barrels r.cciris
2;".. barrels: shipments. IL barrels: stocks
49," "hrrols Quote: A. Il. 5sS: e. D.
a.o r. 500: r. $40. c. G.5 ~ H. * n
$50. y. i:d VIC. $50 WV Go
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market. cotton here to-day rose to tho
highest prices in s"y"n years October
sold MP to l552c. the highest quotation over
threatened the iSc mark standing At It's
highest at i59oc. AT the best NJ the day
prices 81 To 90 points up. tho strongest
ris" in many months. This represented a
gain NJ almost $3.50 bale. Professional
traders were tho largest buyers and their
hullish August condition report from Tho
government.
While trading was heavy around tn" OPEN
inc and wild. almost frcnzi"d. buying frn-
imr.i tho carly afternoon. there w"r. periods
of almost abSolui" dullnrSS. CA th"s"
a. strong g., when tn" ring being 'ie-
luG"d with orders. Early prices were - -
= points up. pr'oh"r swinging over the
L." i"v'l with IN" greatest case. Liverpool
va much better taan dur and caused n
~vinr'th"tir INK movement here. \ yri-
F"t' hnr..u condition r"rnr, Of 65.i per cent
90 IN" u"rmHl Increased tho demand as
did ia forecast Of Gry weather for the
western bolt. wh"r' III" drought especially
IN bk'"h"N'" Wa regarded as serious. By
points. and during ~u,''' ding hour IN"
market VS. "' ~ hirh.-t
rroii'-'a,t,r= hv -'ti~ii'd hodrrs II ,"rr
contracts was almost constant hut. Is
rule. 'h'S" offerings W,T" readily dn~Orbci
80 ris!nE market Late in th' session
IN" hUy!nr was l'. i;,"u and 1r''"> f"ll
~ from n" top Son.wh:,, N" closing
- points IN" mart.t wrs officially toned
irregular on IN, uuruiug. .,d nervous uu
tho clos, closing bids. pctuh"r. Il n. De-
r"mh"r. l5ih January, lI.d| Naro'n II ~:
Snlc~ on II" sno'. - nn".. 1" arrive. uon>
M.titiiu.
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HENRICO TRANSFER.
Ono Decd of Bargain and Sale Amount
ing to S85O.

Greater Richmond Realty COMPANY.
Inc, to W. r. Ennis. lot IS block 10
Monument Avenue. August 30. 1916.
tax 81, $40.
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The Weather
Furnished by U. 5. Weather Bu,c,,
iOcnl Rainfall.

iocnl Rainfall
itainIaii last twelve hours Nopo
itainfall last twenty four hours No.
EHcess I'm ra infall since March 90
ENcess IN rainfall since JanunrN O nS
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NEW YORK. August - licrc.n,ilc p,r.r
": y. Sterling. sixty day blls s;-Ii, dc.
T"Ad - 'd>'; cables $40 rs ia: silver
-. Mexican dollar. II. Government bu, d.
ntavy Railroad bonds. steady rim. loans
mn" Sky I"NS. 49,. ui'c'" 10
sN mouths. '.di I,l! a.urr,, ...H .p-
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.

Richmond. Va, August o. 1915
Farmers cautioned ne; TO thresh wheat
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EIc"NoND nay MARKET.

III 'NS'Us THFEC M les
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