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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1918-09-17
TARTAN OF THE APES"

You must see "Tarzan Of the
Apes" at the opera house. Stanford.
next Thursday night, 10Th. II Is
really wonderful picture and Man
agcr Owens is 10 be congratulated ON
securing II for his patrons. The
prices are 25 and 35c, or about half
what has heretofore been charged boy
picture houses.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1918-09-17
WILL BUILD NICE HOME

Mrs. Liccie Wood has let con-
tract to Will Stone and Phillips
Bros. for a handsome bungalow On
her farm out on the Ottenheim pike
1t will be located just across the road
from the old Wood home, which was
recently sold by Hughes & McCarty
to Eugene Hutchinson.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1918-09-17
OCTOBER 10th, CLAIMED

Dinwiddie a. Owens claim October
10th for the sale of Henry Hudson's
good farm in the West End. II is
the Pipes place and contains 103
acres of fine land. Watch out for
sale advertisement.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1918-09-17
FOR A WEAK STOMACH

The great relief afforded by Cham
bcrlain's Tablets in a multitude OF
eases has fully proven the great value
Of this preparation Tor a weak stom-
ach and impaired digestion In many
eases this relief has become pcrma-
ncnt and the sufferers have been COM
plctcly restored to health.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1918-09-17

Mrs Charles +. Chaplin. wife Of the
city editor Of the New York Evening
World, was found dead in her room
in New York hotel, while her hus-
band has disappeared, leaving a note
indicating his suicide and probable
murder Of his wife.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1918-09-17

The House, in fifteen minutes.
yesterday approved of the increased
normal and surtax rates for individ-
uals, and defeated a move to kill the
clause extending taxation to Federal
officaholdprS
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1918-09-17

Rev. L. c. Kelly and family mo-
tored up from Campbellsville Satur-
day and spent the day with Mrs.
Kelly's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. ID.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1918-09-17

French officers. in talking Of the
American drive on the St. Mihicl
salient describe IL as one Of the most
successful Of the entire war, and
praise the lanks for their fight
ing ability.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1918-09-17

Editor Shelton NJ. Saufley, of the
Richmond Register. is to head the
press bureau in the present Demo-
cratic campaign, Chairman Thomas
S. Rhea, of the Democratic campaign
committee, having named him for the
position. No man in the State is
better qualified, nor is there one
who will put more life into the work.
Brer Saufley is a sure enough Give
wire" and his connection with any
thing means that it is a go from the
start.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1918-09-17
UNITED WE STAND

The whirligig of time and the arts
of politicians bring many wonderful
ckarpe II will be recalled that
the last time Senator Beckhanc spoke
at Mayfeld it was with that arch Re
publican. Judge Ed. O'Rear, both
advocating state wide prohibition.
ostensbly, but really in object TO
get Harry McChesney. the apostle of
that cult, nominated against A. o..
Stanley for governor. 1t was the big
gest mistake Of the Senator's politi-
cal career and turned many former
ardent supporters against him. They
could not beat Stanley either in the
primary or general election and he
has since been on duty at Frankfort,
making the State real governor.
The Heavenly twins" as Gov. Stan
ley dubbed the incongruous pair.
brought them into such derision that
after a few disappointing attempts
to carry on the. campaign, they finally
threw up the sponge at London,
where an even smaller crowd than
they had ever had, greeted them.
Senator Beekham seems to have
learned some things since then, and
we who have always had high re-
gard for him are delighted that the
wisdom for which we gave him credit
has asserted itself and that he and
Gov. Stanley will hereafter pull to-
gether for the party, instead of in
opposite direction. We congratulate
both him and Gov. Stanley and be-
lieve and hope that they will remain
in the Senate as long as they show
forth works mete for reward.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1918-09-17

Miss Fan Sparks, of Mt. Vernon,
has been the guest of Miss Berta Jean
Penny.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1918-09-17

Mr.. M. T. Rawlings, wife and
pretty daughter, Miss Eulah Rawl-
ings, Of the West End. were in the
,ity Saturday.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1918-09-17

Thomas NJ. Owsley has been made
chairman of the Fayette Republican
campaign committee. From the on
slaught his paper in Somerset is
making on Gov. Stanley one would
think that he is also chairman of Pu-
laski.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1918-09-17

There are 5,5OO,OOO motor cars in
use in the United States, an average
of one car for each % persons. Ken
lucky has 57,543 cars, or one for
each Al of her population of 2,394,-
093. Iowa has one car for every six
of her people.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1918-09-17

"Tarzan Of the Apes" Opera
House, Thursday night, 10Th.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1918-09-17

The Cincinnati Enquirer is arguing
itself unknown when it speaks of DR.
Bruner, the Republican nominee for
U. S. Senator, as being a citizen of
Lancaster. However, it doesn't mat
ter much, for the doctor will be for
gotten after the November election.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1918-09-17
The Price Is Soon Forgotten;
Quality Is A Sucker

When you have bought the John Deere line you have
bought the best. Come in and let us show you.
4nch Stat Bottom Stag Sulky Plows $751; John
l4-nch Stat Bottom Twoway Pows S12O Jorn Deere
1917 Drill (complee) $780, John Deere 1915 Disc
Harrow with Fore Truck, S65; Durham Sfoot Cupackers
$50; Dunham's 8-foot Soil Puverizers, $40.
JOHN B. RIFE, Hustonville, Ky.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-25
ACTION URGED ON
Scent CAR FARE
Cost Of Producing Car Rides
Has Increased to Point Whore
Something Must BE Done.

On Thursday evening. June 81. the
Committee on Streets Of the City Coun-
pany for a five-cent fare.
This application has been pending
for some time, and conditions Of the
such stage that prompt action -
being requested by the company In
order to avoid impairment Of the
service. ~
The acute labor situation and the enot-
nous prices that have to be paid for
supplies have brought the situation
right down to the question Of whether
cents or whether the service shall 81
curtailed One or the other la In
evitable since the company Is no more
able to cope with the present eondi,
retailers OF any other line Of goods.
1t is costing the company more to
produce car rides than ever before. 1t
wages will have to be further In
creased. and there is no hope Of ma-
tcrials and coal remaining at even
present prices.
The citizens of Richmond will have
an opportunity at the above meeting
TO say which they prefer. The conS
pany, prefers to maintain the present
further. IL possible, because Its repu.
tation for service is at stake.
Richmond needs the best service
company wants to give it and retain
the goodwill OF Its patrons. 1t ca mot
40 this at the present rates of fare,
It cannot do the impossible of paying
for labor and materials at present mar.
ket prices and continue to give It's
patrons the Same amount or the same
quality of service. Something is bound
to give.
sm 1llest increase possible to be heln-
full In maintaining the service.-Adv. (
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-25
CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters were issued by the State
follows:
The. Spartan Literary and Athletic
Association. Incorporated, Richmond.
Norrell, president; C. f. Smith, secre-
tary; both OF Richmond.
corporated Blackstone. CAPITAL stock:
$4,000; object: jewelry business: Of
Ulcers: w. NJ. White, president; Myra
White Slaughter. secretary and trea-
surer: both of Blackstone.
Cooperative Investment Company,
stock. 100000: c. A. Gosser, statutory
agent. Norfolk.
Rawlings Motor Corporation, Rich
automobile business; officers: Russell,
II. Rawlings, presidents: Il. l.. Rawlings
secretary and treasurer; both Of Rich
mond.
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Real Estate Summary
cnANcEnr TRANSFERS.

T.. j. Hinslaw c, ux. 10 North Rich
mond Realty Corporation, lot "a and
northern % feet lot 90. block .. Oak
Park. June 10. 1918: tax So. $40.
North Richmond Realty Corporation
TO Z. ]. Hinslaw. lot Is. block y. Gin
ter Park Terrace. June 10. 1918; tax
SIS. $40.
r. M. Anderson OF ux. to +. 7. Elcv
lot 10. block T. Roland Park June
Is. l9lS:.tax $500 SIC
Suburban Development CORPORATION
10 w II. Herbig. lots and TO- block
=. ChamherIayne Court. June /. 1915:
tax ST. $40.
Louis Solomon o. ux to w. C. Evans.
3oNlo2 feet known as 201-3 South I.au-
rel street May 3. 1918: tax SO, $40
J. y. I'Gtkc 10 Julien Gum 15nx14
feet, north line Broad Street at inter-
section with east line Altarnount Ave-
nue. June 90, 1918; also GOXfiO feet
north side Broad Street, 100 feet east
OF Altam"unt Avenue. June 20, 1915:
ta~ sac SIC
]. y Hatke 10 Julien Gum. IS f.et
an! OF Irregular depth, known as 500
Nortn 1n Street June 10. 1915;
w. Is. Maclin OF ux to Luther wright,
rs i-3Nl 90 23 feet. known as oOle
Floyd Avenue. June II, 1918: tax $3.50
j. T. sloan ct ny. to T. !. Cheatwood
90 feet ID inches hv $50 feet. known
as 3@11 Eas. Franklin Street. June
6. 1918; tax 81, $40.
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The Curb Market.

NEW YORK, Jun. .4-InHuenced by other
security market and the improved war
news. prices on the curb advanced sharply
to-day. and business was In larger volume
indust.laiS were more active and stronger
than they have been recently. Chevrolet
Motors scored the largest gain. advancing
{ points from the low of the day. United
Motors advanced more than "A point In
sympathy and on the good demand. Hous-
ton oil declined more than points during
the morning session. and about half OF this
was recovered toward the close Midwest
Refining was again firm. although the gain
was not large.
$500 Aetna. 1875 al: 5000 Chevrolet. 1ss
Cosden OIL 6IiI7: 1900 Federal OIL III n 2S !:
1000 Metropolitan Petroleum. l3-lea TX; 10 90
Oklahoma OIL. 2d5; 200 Victoria, 3ssT37s
i:e" Atlanta. sac: 500 Big Ledge. X a sis !:
.?e Goldheld 3-lGTi.: 500 Mother Lode
IS q 81. 2,rcO Rex Cons. SG9: 900 Success
500. 1000 Tonopah Ext, 7-l6Gln.
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COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK. Jure Am early advance
In the cotton market was followed by re-
actions but the close steady at q net
gain OF ~ points on August. and of 3 to is
points on later deliveries.
The market opened steady at q decline
of l point on July. but 81 points higher
August. and from 81 TO 30 points higher
on later months. The favorable character
Of the war news and the announcement that
government specifications had been rewrit-
ten to permit the use of low middling cot :
ton in the manufacture Of goods for which
mldding previously had been required were
the chief, factors on the early advance. July
soon irned up In keeping with the rest
of the list. while October sold at n so and
December al 2i6o. making net advances OF
II to 80 points the more active positions
This advance met considerable realizing. and
there was sons Southern selling on the more
favorable view of Texas wcat Their conditions
Prices eased off in consequence. Later the
market Armed UP again disa ppointing
Sout hwcStern weather advices indicating
confined heat and covering by near month
shorts. Tomorrow will he the July notice
day, and few tenders appeared to be expected
hut the evening-up OF that position pro-
.ceedcd without, my spccial development.
ftt,,r t.Nl
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CHANCERY RELEASE DEEDS.

u, NJ. Purcell trustee, to Elizabeth
Henry Place. May Is. 1915; s163.so.
r. r. Pollard. Jr.. trustee. to NJ. l.
Sale. 2S !.Sxl1s 213 feet. known as 2o19
II. S. Hutzler and r. j. Levy,
trustees: to Suburban Development
Chamberlayne Court. June IL, 1915;
1854.
T.. S. Mccarthy. trustee. to S. Fran
BUCHANAN Street. June II, 1915; 1900.
F. Sitterding, ct ais. trustees. to
pestie Davis, lot s, block 9, Providence
Park. May 10. 1918; $40
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HENRiCo TRANSFERS.

f.. s. Read to J. +. Smith. lot 80
slock Q, SECTION 2 plan OF Highland
$50.
T., TT. Kemp to r. Carl Roschen. tract
cast Of Richmond containine IS acres
neinS part OF lot on . plan Of Ira
Watson,s farm. June 81. 1918; tax
j. a: Hatke to Julien Gum. So 2a-lo0
acres land. south line Quioccasin Road
about miles west of Richmond June
10. 1918; tax S12. SO
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Aviator Killed.
lBy Associated Press.

WEST POINT, MISS, June 24.--I.ieu-
tenant Orlando NJ. Lord, of Dorchester,
Mass. was killed, and Lieutenant Allen,
of Kansas City, Mo-. was probably
fatally injured when the airpiane In
which they were flying over Payne
Field. near here. to-day dropped into
a tail spin and fell from q height Of
900 feet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-25
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses
We're issued yesterday by the clerk Of
the Hastings Court:
Daniel Balm Pittman and Ella L.
Sale. city.
Wilburforce Mitchell, Leesville. S. c.,
and Mallissic Isolde Moore, city.
Emmett {. Dickerson and Marye
Alma Satterfeld. city.
Phillip 4. w. Goodwin and Sarah
Edna Bowman. city.
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cHANcERy TRUST DEEDS.

Julien Gum to w. u. Purcell. Jr..
Broad % Street and Altamount Avenue.
Julien Gum to w. r. Purcell. Jr..
trustee 105x14o feet north side Broad
street. los feet east Of Altamount Ave
nue. June 90. 1918: s9O1o5.
r. j. Hinslaw to c. G. SatterfeId
trustee, lot 10, block D. r;inter Park
Terrace. June 10. 1918; $500
r.. j. Eley ct ux. to j. c. Anderson.
trustee. lot 13. block u. Roland PARK.
June IS, 1918: s4.aC7.55.
w. u. Herbig ct uX. to r. S. HutzIer
and II. j. Levy, trustees. lots 0 and
10, block p. Chamberlayne Court. June
H. 1918: $500. ~
Sarah C. Ragland to Melvin Flag
enheimer. trustee. 15x13l1-3 feet,
sn9%n as IL North Sixth Street. June
Julia Stokes ct vir to r. NJ. Boxley,
trustees, 19xl22 1-2 feet known as lis
North First Street. June 10. 1918; ST.
q w. Wood ct ux. to F. NJ Boxley.
trustee, 19x6S feet. known as 4004
Fulton street; also 30x70 feet known
as 1916 Spring Street. Juno IL, 1915
+, HENRICO TRUST DEED.
Mary Frances Lawrence to George
u. Haw and j. NJ. Carter, trustees, lots
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-25
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKEr.
(saies at Union Stock yardso
p.ro-. - ..It NIVHu' "a, June a ISL

Report for week ending june II:
Choice steers. Is: medium to good, 12A "a
~ ~ common TO fair. 81 q uN. Choice helfers.
10 f road sS l2H Choice cows. iogii medium
20 goou' ~ Qlo; common to fair. ea7. Best
mon mon to t fair 79' Best heavy bulls. oil:
l34ls. Best hogs. l79i7ia: medium WEIGHT
~: pigs IG Is; lows and stays, l2@Is. Best
i6als: medium to good HGi5: snrins
la lbs. $50 Is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-25
SEIZE AMMUNITION IN IRELAND
Dublin Police Find shipment of 10000
Rounds Concealed In Smith
field Market.
Gsy.Associated Press,J

I5yshSSoCI1teU FFcfN,I
DUBLIN June 24.-The police to-day
seized 10000 rounds OF ammunition
found in a consignment of grain in
the Sm,htield market
/, is believed the consignment formed
Il part of cargo Of arms and ammuni-
ton landed on the northern coast some
time ago.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
DRY GOODS

NEW YORK. June 2i.0Cottop GOOD, traders
did little to-day. pending the announce
fnent from Washington TO the basis of
prices TO be established for trading under
price fixing conditions b. the government
The wool trade also held up in antici-
pation o: price fixing. Raw silk higher
with the demand fnIr
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c,,,csco cR.Iy MARKET

CHICAGO, June 2t.-IncreasIng magnitude
OF the Austrian defeat. together with Lon
don talk OF a possible separate peace with
values to-day during the last thirty min
utes OF trading. The market closed heavy,
I.43S. and August l.iS to l.tsM. Oats finished
&C 10 1850 on. and provisions unchanged TO
Zoe higher.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-25
NAVAL STORES.


SAVANNAH. June 4-Turpentine finn
IS: sales, .ii Casks: receipts. l7s casks: ship
rnents. aii casks; stock. 23.ss5 casks. Rosin.
hrm sales. Gji barrels: receipts. $50 barrels;
shipments. 2e3 barrels: stocks. S2,ss3 bae-
rels quote: b. D. +. F: G, X. !. SIS: X.
go. Is, s.s5: y. 1870; VIC, 10 40: WV io55
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HENRICo RELEASE DEED.

Chaplin and Chamberlayne, trustees,
TO Alice K Applewhite. 1S7x235 feet.
south side OF the Williamsburg Road,
east OF Richmond. being about one
acre. June 6, 1918; $295.
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BUILDING PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
yesterday by the Building Inspectors
office:
w. NJ Fauber to repair frame dwell
ing at Mosby Avenue. to cost sl75.
dwelling on east side Griffin Avenue,
between Essex Street and Brookland
Park Boulevard. 10 cost $4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-25
RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
Wholesale Quotations on Exchange.
Richmond, Va, June a. 1918
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

cH1AGO. June A-Hogs: receipts $1,000;
good hogs steady to cents higher; Others
lever; bulk OF sales. $1S15 9sl6.3s: butchers,
SIC 3 % $i6S5; packing. $l5.6S@ s1s.15: light.
Sl6256p $3.50.
Cattle: receipts 1000; good steers. steady;
others strong to nnevenly higher: butchers.
Sheep: receipts. 1900. slow to uneveniy
lower; mostly Is to 80 cents lower; good
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-25

Repair Lewis Street.
City Engineer Boiling was directed
yesterday by the Administrative Board
TO make tho necessary repairs to the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-25
UNITED STATES STEEL
LEADS STOCK MARKET
i'niian Victory Plays Part i'm Caus-
ing General Advance in Wall
Street Prices.
STEEL CAN PAY DOUBLE rAxEs
More Rumors About Tobacco Issues.
Hoe and Leather Up Again--Cop-
pers Climb, and Arc In Goou
Demand.
ny BROaD,S Wal,


,, Jew YORK. June H--United states Steel
u Mds =, ne feature Of trading In Wall Street
M best Price. holding the whole list iirm
n%r.icua ,pTk' w .ha' Ssinsuished hen,ssyes
isum Tssa. smelisrs re5as stSah prod s!a.
Oenerai Motors and Bs,hIchcm g.. ali Of
l 1Ss a,a mos. Of Of Thch re,saed Ina, much
Reason for tho advance Of stocks was tn.
atanan victory. together with rumor that
holding well. and there 10 now no danger t r.
being broken At any point. From now on
the war IL chiefly a question OF getting
understood no offensive win be taken until
bombing machine. will be available to carry
all tho horrors OF war as far as Berlin.
sether with the report of conferences that
otter co,nmo, for a remoya Of the limit
cheerfuiness of the street.
Another factor war report. understood to
United saes Steel es that sn
double the tax OF last year and yet show
@.ss IL liz or ss This wsad
saTy. This accounted for the strength or
Of Railway Steel sprinxs and Of Eou, pussns
stocks In general.
IS,61e Go, stocks were tho subject of rumor.
dalton Tobacco Products, preferred. moved
~ Inc early trading, perhaps, because In
the nrst SIX months OF this year IL has
earned its dividends for three full years
II any OF the many rumors regarding this
company should prove true this stock would
have to be retired At uo.
General Motors iA still under the influence
OF an entrapped short Interest. The PR miun
Ior loaninE the stock Increased to-day
70 sis day for 100 shares The insiders
look measures soma month"; ago TO dis-
courage attacks on this Issue and gave public
warning OF their intention to punish raiders
The warning wa1 ignored and wall Street
VIII watch the penalty administered with
interest. ~
HIDE AND LEATHER
CONTINUE TO MAKE MONEY
Hide and Leather stocks made new tons,
sSain. The plan for paying or tho back
dividends on the preferred Is nndinc now
champiors The company is. making money
Iapia'Y ana the speculative feature of the
STOCKS are proving very attractive
Coppcrs were well purchased. and under
leadershir OF American Smelling advanced
washington that some relief &. TO be
granted TO copper companies before long
They Will probably be the first TO re, ad
vantage OF the new business policy 10 he
inaugurated In connection with the revised
tax system.
NEW York. June n-Mercsnti,e n,,.-
Tour months and siJ months. per cent
STERLING: sxty-day bills. S.T.h: commercial
hSty-day bills on banks. 3t72: commercial
Sisty-day bills, tTl1.: demand. si7Js.lC
cables: *f's '-l5; bar silver. ssi. Mexican dol
lars; 90; government bonds. Irregular: rail-
days 5i.65& ninety days. 6.& as: six months
sauc. Call money, nrm:
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Santos n. 10h 31lk.
The cottonseed oil market closed quiet
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Hsu.e P...e. Fortiac.tion. mn.

WASHINGTON. June 24.-The S.
100000 Notifications bill was passed
to-day by the House without a record
vote after only flve hours OF debate.
1t now goes to tho Senate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-25

NEW ORLEANS. June 24.-Prlces moved
within range In the cotton mar
ket to-day The. tone was steady throughout
the session. but the full effect OF the bullish
influences prevented by tho fact that
tomorrow Is first notice day for July. and
there Is considerable uncertainty over the
amount Of cotton that will he rendered.
The opening was az the advance, and the
Improvement was widcned until IL amounted
to % to 81 points. At the same tirr., the
new crops were ! to points over Saturdays
finals. Late in the day the market became
very quiet. with last prices ] to II points up.
net. War news caused much OF the buying
but bullish sentiment also was stimula ted
and by what appeared to be confirmation OF
rumors TINT the government would allow
lower grades of cotton to enter into the
manufacture OF war goods. SPOT quotations
were again revised. Middling and the grades
below were UNCHANGED, while grades above
rniddiing were advanced IS points. Spot,
steady: middiins. unchanged. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-25

49, is and II. block A. section s, plan
or Highland Springs building lots June
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NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK, June N-Bceves lower:
stesrs. Siioo@ si7sS; bulls. $3.50 @ $ltoo; cows.
calves: Irregular; veais. $4,000 .is.7b; culls.
siooog !ibS; grassers and skim-milks.
Sheep and lambs. lower; ewes, 5000 1890;
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NEW YORK. June A.-Port nnovemcnt-
Midding 30.i5c; net receipts, bales: stock
1860 bales.
Total day 1T all ports-Net receipts,
4.ssI bales: stock. li67ls5 bales.
Total for weck--Nct receipts. l2.72O bales
Total for season-Net receipts, 61265Si
balcs; exports, 39Nie4 bales.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-25

NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, Juno H.-Raw sugar, steady;
centrifugal. 6oo5 Butter. stesdicr; cheese.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-25
rnuI7 AND VEGETABLE MARKET.

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'By W. &. Crcushaw Sc Coz
Richmond. Va. June a. 1918
Oranges. Lemons and Grapefruit.