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aENNER PROTESTS AGAINST
DETACHMENT OF TERRITORY
New Austrian Stnte. Pence Delegate
Says. Would Br COudcnn to
DefcuscleSs Position.

PARIS. June l".-Nicnna new spapers.
according 20 dispatches reaching this
city by way Of Basic, print dispatches
from st German stating that i)r.
Karl Reuncr head o. the Austrian
conference. protested AGAINST the de-
tachment OF territory from German Aus
tria. He is reported TO have declared
that the new German Austrian state
would form a second Alsace Lorraine.
doubly greater in size. and condemned
to remain without DEFENSE, a consider
able part of the ancient nation being
subjected TO much younger peoples
That domination" dispatches quote
him as saying. could never be sup
ported by the former or exercised by
the latter.
DIR. Renncr - said 10 have declared
that the incorporation OF territory OF
German Austria in the Czecho-Siovak
state is in contrad lotion t. the princi
pies proclaimed by She allies them
selves. Complaint is made that Ger
man states near the Alps would be de-
prived OF defense and means OF exist
ence their most important Industries
and most indispensable natural pro-
ducts being taken from them.
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.m.n,, ea, of Third Street. Jun. Ii. 1919;

inches easi of Third Street. June II. 1919:
sic.it
}. Lorraine Rurln and John Sloan. trus-
toes. 70 Minnie l.. Barker. d5xltc feet south
line Bacon ROAD ioj feet east of FendslI
Avenue. Jun" J. 1919: $50
lanes r. Sloan. trustee to r. Lorraine
Rufrn and John Sloan. 81 North TWENTY
siN,h Stree, q feet - inches by y fec,
cast line twenty sixth Street. ., feet
inches south ~ NJ Street. May 10. 1914: 400
JaM"- 7 Sloan. trustee TO r.. Lorraine
iininn and John. sloan, fsl North Twenty
sixth street. Is feet - inchc. by &, fec
cas-, line Twcnty-sIxti, street ), feet 1 l..
'nrhr- south OF N Street. May 10. 1919; si.Ioo
NirE'hlH trust Company. trustee. to Am
D,sr J%hns,on. nSHl2o fcei north line I.ah..-
d,S"n street Juno 10. !als: 1876 Geo
NJ; Norlhhn' I" J. J. Redmond. ;cs
West Main. - i-.XigJ l-et north aldo N,I,
@,re'i ~: f'.t west Of Monroe Street
Wallace r. Iirowm. trustee :" Louis i
'iEtHsc e. ais. $40 Floyd Avenue. .5xiai fc.,
."rtn Nnc Eloyd Avenue. also 3Ii. FioyJ
hErnu": 25Xi?, ,cct north line Floyd Avenue
Edward ! Blake, trustee 10 oswald F.:
north liuo Floyd Avenue 80 fc., t,,,hs,,
80. Of Auburn Avenue. June Is, p.s
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Real Estate and Court News
cuAycERy BARGAIN AND SALE.

IlrFry r thusbsndI To i " stewart. ooi -
Twcniy-third Street. u feet inches by iU
feet cas-; side Twenty third street, &c. .et
niche, norh Of Leigh street. May l. i'i''
tax sI3p. $40
TO cf bavia YfaG end 2 Ssn 'sHssin?
fee, sI-e inches by 10 feet south line that-
berry Street. June 10, lsH $3.50 ,,,
3 Hur, Powell 10 Backy tmstcr, 1881
North Twenty.ih third Street, $3.50 feet or.
r"sularl cas-, line Twenty third street -: a.
! ApriI %. iais: tax $40. SO.
Minnie l.. Phaup and Edwin thusba nd J
.t ais. to Moiiic l.. wiltshire IS feet s
niche. by % feet inches cas-, line Thirty:
r BToSd Street. June j. 1917; IAN $50 ,ic
j. y Bran and BESSIE NJ (wife) to II.
:. Winston, lot g. block b. Parkland: IoNl35
feet west line Edgewood hyenus 10 feet
jeremiah :. Smith and Myrtle King
Grace Street. :SxiiS feet south line Grace
81. rss; $3.50.
.fohn j Blake special commissioned Pow
rrs Bros. and Maynard 1t ais. W. Caroline
NJ Boyle. hdniinistra tor {! sIs( TO W: +.
ty-sixih Street, u feet inches by 10 fee,
cas-, line Thir,y-s sixth Street. l!3 feet 10
inches south Of Marshall street. June II.
Anna u. Kohler to NJ. Alphonso Norrem.
lo6 Eas, Clay Street :;x,So feet north line
Street. june l.: 1919 s6.:es
lanes ESan Kennedy and blanchc {,
:sxloo feet south line Minor Street, II. fee.
east Of Lamb Avenue; lien Of $500 May
i.ucy; ii IS Scot, and n. Carter ,hus.
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CASUALTY LIST SHOWS
EIGHT KILLED IN ACTION
Three Private Soldiers From virginia
HcpOrted Among Those who
HIVE Died.

WASHINGTON. June l2-Casuaity
lists given out today by the Comrnit-
tee on Public Information show a total
OF 53i casualties. divided as follows:
Killed in action, S: died OF wounds. /.
died OF accidents and other causes. IS
died OF disease. 10: wounded severely.
So: wounded degree undeterm ncd)
30: wounded slightly, 25S; missing in
action. g.
virginlans and North Carolinians in
the lists are:
DIED OF DISEASE.
Privntes.
Roberts, f,ias: Storall. y. =
White. John =: Msben. y g.
DIED OF ACCIDENTS AND OTHER
CAUSES.
PrlNutes.
tiayne- GGorgc g.: chilesb1rs Va,
Osborne. Thomas: Newport News, Va.
= Thompson, Ernest r.: rempleman Cross
WOUNDED SEVERELY.
Sergeant.
Moon. Henry: Richmond. Va.
wOl NDED SLIGHTLY.
PriyHtes.
cunnur. TOM: tarncsvile. y. &
Eh"u. William G.. Grifton. y. =.
WOuNDED SLIGHTI.Y. PRENiOuSLY
REPORTED MISSING IN ACTION.
Private.
Moods, Ernest l.. Burnsyilie. ) {,
P0KTED DiED
ACors. RoderIcn MasHaponoH. Va
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

sIss f., S;ss'Sj A.
Edward G. Schmidt. nrcsiien;: t;coy S,eef ;
Of f.hnan"dH. W " db SsteS ,ficre;s,% ali
chandiSe husinos.. '''e'
rsi ,,s?eam .5SSSS n,,s,s
900 oEccrs-Frank l.. McNeny. president syy
AsNony I'll Of nsila. Tex. q" %s,ec te,eher con
Duct genera oil business
.lnslcSby. Pa t;crSon & Co Inc Norf,,l
$50. % rn aiGis9G; p p4c!sn
s." ySrk aud wlsm f g PsnGcr 'tSS5 op,.y
Nj, 3ho!eGim,o net as ship brokers and
S yS tSgis mum ssseSs m 1ng MGsfI T.
SANDS ii q Nsrte. Ia "' %sje wills" OPEL
inWT-r%"m snd ealing house cst.ser t " .,c.
Simu ntrS s aG franklin mininu VA caE IA
o:hccrsGeorse VI Wade. presiden;; G is,goo,
ali 1G Of rTsns I'm p PR Def
The Blue Ridge Realty Company. Inc
nlninum oS6 onrers-Jam Gnmuin ts0:eIo
Ssffu Gsr, LynohDgrs Va: =. V s,edn,sm.
a l,yhnc tr Va ohiect-genoraI real esis t.
and r .oa Con, TO- charter ,a Of Mutual saving.
E;ri: Willard n Cook presG %T q Il ON IT,
Two classes OF stock. S"''un' OF the
ThH r. E de- orshard Company; Inc. stuart.
;Sooe' oace5s1G IT, s sh,SGSy m preaIaSn!
stuart Va. and ~ V S,ct.nam. stwart '" NJ
chard mammal" iruit or
,-n nmeindment TO charter OF Floyd Elkhorn
ON pTn soldatcd Coil!ercs In.. Bristol Va
yynesr,-S u Jennings. president and J..
from ss..SoFcSs' 'a . al
Ninnun 5000 rnianmm *; va "a
CCnI"rn-B, Is; Mcrryman. president. ~ =,
az or Lynchburg. Obiect-,o buy sol, '" cry;
.n,'inn1Hcture dry goods. house turnishingss'
'"rr,,ohcrn ana conlections. etc
. Ihc Whit" Building Inc L,,,,,,.;,,
"a 80 '"lomaximum 200 minmunnnn, 's sn5
nnop;, oTcrrs-J. Weldon Smith nrrsI,in,; :.
sanford, and y. r. Davidson secrc T.,
tarf. all Of FarmXle ObIect".tn 49,,
'hIn!hthln an? rent building 1850
fockinEham Motor COMPANY Inc H.,
rlhohburG, 'aptal--rlo Nimuni s"5 NO p.
minimum. $4,000. Officers-Edworj MY
ward president, stanton: II " S;eIsa,
itarrisnnhurC. ami y. O Caricnfa socss
business. ""'"''ooile
i:eN'nston Taxi Company Inc. Newpor,
news y nIis ma Nimum. $40 90. mini.
mum 5000 phcerS CALAIS preside ~ .
1enfcc tonsthnind!cs. secretary and Y
iolAs. all 90 Newport News. Va Obicct-, n
operaic motor vehicles for hire "
The N.usamond Corporation Martial.
C"riiS tina Nimum. 500 900. Incorporators
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TEN STATES ARE TO RAISE :,
COTTON CONCERNS CAPITAL
AlIotmcnts Made Covering S25 5000. OOD
Issue of stock Of Export Finance
Corporation. -

MEMEHIs. TENN. June l9-Allo,-
menis which the ten Southeastern and
Southwestern cotton producing States
are expected to raise $4,000. 900 OF the
proposed SloO,000000 capital stock Of
the American Cotton Exports Finance
Corporation were announced here to-
day by X. Brinkley Snowden Ten
ncssee director. who is a member OF
the executive committee.
MIR. Snowden explained that the eS-
ecutive committee has tcntativeiy,
agreed that when s25.ooo,ooo of tile
stock issue has been paid in. II will
be justified in putting the corporation
Into operation.
Texas, which fs allotted $1,000 OOO Is
called on for the largest subscriptiou
II was explained. not only because thnt
state produced more cotton than any
other State, but because so per cent OF
its output Is for export trade. Louisiana,
liz given the second largest allotment
Of s3.00o.O0o, and Georgia is third, with
S2.50O.oOo. Alabama, Arkansas. Mis-
Sissippt and Oklahoma each are eX-
nectcd to absorb s2.000.000 of the stock.
Tennessee and South Carolina are al
lotted Sl.JO0.000 each and North Caro-
lima is called on for SlOOO0OO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-20

The graduating exercises Of the Pc.
tersbur; High School will take place
IN the auditorium Of the school tomor.
row evening. rne address 20 the grad.
yates viii be delivered by John Stew.
art Bryan. There will be thirty-t two
graduates in the class.
Councilman j. x. Jones and ! II
powers left yesterday on an automo.
bile trip which will take them 10 many
points OF interest in the Nort.. Thex
expect TO be in Toledo Ohio. July
10 witness the hsttc battle betwee6
Willard and Dempsey. ~
DR.. O. G. Brunk. Of the medical stan
Of the state Hospital Tor the Insane
who has been in France for some time
has returned home and resumed hi.
old position at the hospital
The trial OF the four men FOR burn.
ing the house Of Mrs. Rosa Wood lr
Hopewel several weeks ago. causing
the loss Of three lives. has been sci
for July In the Corporation Court ui
that city. They all renewed their bal,
bonds.
All county officials in Prince George
County. IL is said. will have oppositio5
al the primary election in August, OK.
ccpt Clerk w. D. Temple
Under the preaching of EvanEelis,
McLendon, many persons are "hittinr.
the trail every night. He has goof
crowds TO hear him. ~
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>Ew work. CIR. M%RKET

NJ" fOKk June IsTOraIihEs "n thf
curb today were in less bctiNc vol
umc than they had been in the two pre-
cedinE sessions. hut prices in all insts noes
maintained a firm tone az about tho highest
level OF the current week. business in the
lndustr!als was quiet but tirm. Oils were
without special interest. prices :uaints ming
frm tone. High priced STOCKS were cucter.
hu, prices were xeu.rslI" improved and
Win bids Al slightly higher levels than pre
vailins recently. Metals were steady. al
though interest WAS smaller than II mas
been.
oil los. s. i: go Federal OIL. 90. q - 100
in;ernai!ogsi psToieum., 2s,2 a 20; log Msr-
poi.tan rc:r,'eum. 81 az. so Nictoris OF
new ,;arl .:.nei, 800 Atlanta. 5Tt. 100
Austin I'm. Zon, S.lspl : SEQ Bic Ledge. Sis
n 30 Consolidated Ar!@oona Smei;Ars
is-!6Ni. 1000 Jumbo Extension: iHi:i zoo
nine. IL. aiii.: 100 Tonooah Extension
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-20

6andp ct ALL 80 Broad Stree, BanE Us
East Itroad Street = feet Inches by 10
t'"i north line Hroad street. - feet g
inches west Of Sixth Street; lien Of 5000.
Iune 1918: tax $50 so
} \ Elicit. OF Beaver Dam. Va. Writ
; FRANCE. lots y aEd -. Boulevard Res.
d.hCe farh. o1xiO. feet hrreguiar) at sout n =
west corner Of Colonial and westnampton
Ayenn"- June l.. l"ie: $500
y Sweet to ". d Montgomery. Box
yet AZ northwest corner o! Thirty-sccord
AMI u Streets MAY -. 1919. .li0s
x IL Stoii@ and Smd!e ~. lwifeD ia Mary
,tt.c Hlhupln les lit3-A Taylor Street y
s s, : INCHES byi2o feet south line 'Ta, or
street May 20. 1919: lax ,l5o, $40
phtue Toward ct ais. to sydney Suth.
ct!aNn. 81 West Clay Street II feet . in
Che by 10 fee; south line clay street II.
icet - inches cas-, OF Hanover Street
20 Joseph Hod.s lix,s5 fec, norm III,
Main Street 30 feet wcS, Of Shor, v,-.c,
June "a. 1919: tax s, 90 $40 =
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CHANCERY TRUST DEEDS.

r Ar,hur ,I e. H Rev, w russe Ir
gche. by ~ feet south .ihs Main Street Sire
Tune EEL L. ,.i ises .s Ses' of bsno" Avenue.
ard RGser, G B.yL!ss.. trustees. aosI25 fee,
2sh%ss Ma. "LG'r I,ls e sis ard
sidney su,herland and fr,oa -. ,wire,
Zee, 's"s BY 20 a., w .esh fi iss
mi s Seos s!rs Stree. u tse' inches o,
FANNIE y Moore RI" 10 ! ''i:' 80, 80 ,r,
Tee % RoIlamd Street, eos5s fee, 10 inchS /,
,hes south OF Floyd Avenue .Iune g. isis:
,9s uIaor Th2rason stuart hGwe trustee,
3tFe 81, II, feei east of Lamb Avenue Mpy
10 HfnrE = M. Ms"G pss,, and John r Ftnes.n
S = ,sio b:swsen Main and Gary stress May
xs M1ay n2,' stse p SKI. sass ;Hs.ss so
s.I rs. s' June ne'w,s nryi and Baker
.iH,n z Welsh trustee. sil Norm rh!r,ySo
,s,a, :eY'h OF Marshall Street, Juna IT,
David Il; Harden to John u. swar,wou,.
by fs ss ,"u,s s'ff s. cha X se
IN seet inch:: east OF strawberry Street
s sfss'ss Is s = chr ssrssi
june 10 l5is "i ,i5 ss; OF s'r""eeTry Street
,acny AInsieT TO Clarence s walerstein
trustee. los North Twtntv-third S,rte, tS,fi
ice, northeast corner OF Twenty third Street
SnG harrington Street, June IL iai, si2i;
~. walker and Leila tw:te,. nc High
s m.Ie SpFl Ktrnu 20 nasiey; trustee loo
STOW Avenue. 10 feet north 81 Burns Street:
T II ,s:s. as sI, i've mile. east OF city June
and ~ Hphon'o No Wc4a to r5;, M;vssn
stree. 3 fee, irche. east e Fourth
j. NJ Alien and Katie T. twife) To Frank
H. anu lack l.. Epn-. trustees. 1901 North
sEndr N S,ret, tGS;o ,eI
June IL 1919: sl.iso
LaxaTns karp 10 Daniel Griauan and I.-
roy l. Brown: trustees. SO West clay street;
Is feet l.? inch by iaa feet 3 inches al south:
a. a. -, s"T ;9,n ,Sof Smith and Clay Streets
chewnins. Jr.: trustee .sxl,7 feet a, south
west c"rncr oi Bryan and Lltt!epagc streets
June :. 1919 $3.50
~, Brow and Sarah ,,Cwifea 70 W T.
fee, north line Main Street. ., feot 5 rchHS
east Of Fou>hee Street. June II ..lo: 81 zoo
j. r. Riggs and Jennie ". ,wife) I, Ni-.
Einia Trust COMPANY. a1Xl.I feet =, south
cast corner ~ Vwcnty-fourth ard Franklin
June J. 1919: $50 600
u BOYER and Maud T c'vifep to
,ieorrs y. Snesd trustee. % feet " inrhrs
nv 40 feet nn north lin" Graham Road
.e'i inches west OF Miller Avenue.
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nE>Klco BARGA,N AND SALE.

,c!ifer Jones and Ida ,,yife, TO Iacoh
t!...SsAer' acres on Mill Road. June IT, 1919
. + : Road to Marion q. Read. lots IL
:; ol"cH Is section :: lots /. and Is sioC,
~; section .: tots l.: l3. - H. section :,
i"'S and bioch T.. section s. lots i
~ a. tnf,ufiEe, bloc, u. section 10: lois
% ~ in'.IUSi'". b!ccl - section 10 In,.
T. hi"oE j section "a; lot. 10 S. In
,inS n,n,h u secti"n II; los 8 to r.
iniu'n section IL. Highland Springs Bu;iI.
'i"'s. Msy =. 1919: s:.5
mr., ,.rnwiey and y X OBricn and
n ~: : M!rHl 20 u. T.. Smith. i"s acres nrs,
rrsaI iparnpit, November p. 1915. 81 40
''nI', -. Read To EHic q Read lois /
:, nd !" niocl. T. lots / Z. ana : block +!
=! n'o,,H O. al in section /: loi 10 block
- !s,y la ""G 90. h!",N +, section :" May
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nENRIco RELEASE Drr,,

Kf wSitii'lisrdins. J. u. carnca AID charle,
r. ms. truStetr. 10 Thomas III Aim
.9ii. "a; bloc" :. Mpntrose Heights Nav ~
- Chewing. il. trustee +, ~
t,iu,ph,"oFnp and Lola Walker 81 arres -.
tnfrbnm,nm,, Spring dvs miles cas-, Of cif.
u to%lcy and J, j. ,'hewnioy 7.
80. 70 iiuci 6. WALKER and Vie 81
! S!"fh . highltnd spring. ana Jw. III =
f.ls.e I,@@I ,cna a. 1903 Ensow Avenue. June n
,r Americ.n National Rank. Of Richmond
osbornc ~ Is. Ea~i"y, as acres. rear
:Sias $40 S,n eity tRiehmondI MAY r.,
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HENRiCO TRUST DEED.

matte l. Fount"i nad fillmore ,hu.h,n,l
- ~, -. =. Byfd trustee. lot on north Sid,
r"a" ROAD. six mlcs west OF cIiy rpIrh
n' t,sl1: Nay 81. 1919 $40 '"''"
Ear t,rI rrsce 70 l.:e Jackson trustee loi
ntock t plan III T. Crawford n.td ',
hT fi,nsy ,'un: Il 1919 $40
.he' Hori"ll ana Blanche ,wifep e.
r.. 70 T. - era *ford. trustee. lots , 1:
IiISi ne "S,,ris, MAY u. 1919 ,Sa,
W It. ,Thu Hgf'nf, ~ y; Church 10 Charlie.
- s M - Zee, on lot 5. block H. scc.in
~ - "ilh SprInSs. October 70 1918. &, cn6
e, Long - l.. II. Drew ;ru.,.n &. $50, $3.50
rirht "We,t!nr On north lint county road
I'm OF " ~ Of Richmond -,'hcSuue,ikc a.,
IshlLMaA- Juns 1 l.l.. ki mo "I,.NN' Day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-20

y Mi go 80 70. Exports, 800 bales: stock,
81 %nis hceeipis 1899 bales: exports. 81
ports. 1921 bales
Tot,i 70! -season- Receipts. 5s3i2s: os,es
exports. i717IGi bales
NEW ORLEANS. juno i" -vsrious rumors
ana reports tending to confirm the imp!es-
40, ,ros MAJ Ge,,nany wou!d sign tne peace
the strongest month, standing almost so a
Dali" up when the market it- best
"iHcn "tth- buying WAS said to b.. FOR out
side interests pu, the trade appeared TO be
buying ia large wsS and shorts covered
In volume.
In tho carly trading IN. weather cOndi.
tons over IN" belt put values to the
oHt-n, OF :. to y points. but room traders
were hea'y sellers 81 the rise. being In the
position OF playing FOR reaction. ana the
upward movement was checked. For II
~Fi" rather &c soft tone prevailed. and HE
advance WAS rcuccd 70 oHiy : to u points.
Tier. the rca! buying Of the das started and
u continued until near the close Late ia
the day the trading months we're ~ TO 40
points over yesterdays close. July rising 70
5.% Last p'ices showed net gain. % y!
20 -. points SpoOts wvr. marked w -
points "a a:i5 FOR n;ddlinr he,vy exports
during the day helped Gtse the mnrFet rs
2 m Il 9
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-20
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. June IA big buyir" move.
ncnt set in iu ihe cotton market tUdav. an,
prices jumped $3.50 a hale over last nights
close. Among the Influences were growing
conviction that Germany would Sign the
pcaCc treaty. heavy exports. bad crop
pnrts aud strong advicCs from the goods
i-ad.. \ large number ~ contracts were
taHcn out " the nit. making /, difficult to
purchase. except at sharply higher levels.
The market rctrincd p stron.; mndcrtone.
however; being influenced by Janan"s" buy.
100 Ia ~? points, late months showing the
most advance.
SPOT here was stoaGv at an advance Of 100
roints at S;60c.; there were no sales. Sput
ct New Orleans steady. with midd!ing
IS points h!Shcr. at 8: i3c; tho sales were
l.s.2 bales.
II was reported shat $50 hol had been hid
for mcmbcrsh!p in tho New YorN Cotton
Exchange.
bales.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-20
CHICAGO Liyr ,r,CK MARKET

CHICAGO. Jua- i:.-Hogs. receipts 81 90
inafEtt opened about .? cents lower. but
wrdhensd further sales mostly 50 cents 10
- cent. under yesterdays trade: top $40 80
i;uil. s,Son 1910: medium weight. 3is.I2a
$40. -: piRs. fIQl $lh.00.
Cattle. receipts. l..co5: beef steers and
butchers steady - strong. calves and feed.
crk. steady. Beef steer, medium weight.
VIZ 3lSGo: YEA. calves. ts - q $500.
toeher steers 5000 3l:.jo
Killing c!asSes. y cents TO 30 cents lower.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-20
Tnnk Euuipment Con,nIet.

WASHINGTON, June l9.-With the
delivery recently OF forty-n;nc siX-ton
tanks. the present program for this
equipment has been brought 10 comple e.
ton. the War Department announced
today. There are now available $50
military tanks.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
my COODS

NEW YORK. lune lS.-Cotton goods toia ;
were hrpc- and more active. Yarns were
hrmer Fine combej good were much
stronger Rurlsps tended higher Raw SILK
was higher here and IN Yokohama Con
tInustion of good trade reported In re-
tail and iobbinG circles.
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
Wholesale Quotations on Exchange
CrtCAGO GRNIN MARKET

,'FIINt'U. JUNO IH-.It WAS u
short. bidding up thu market IN them
selves today IN 'hc corn trade. Nevertheless
Low top prices for The season were reached.
INC close wa hrm. :. Isl net higher.
WIN 'uly Isl !" 1877. aud Stute,nbcr 10. to
ittr, OtS flushed d I" -. down. ard pro
VISIONS unchanged To IS" higher.
,!,,r1nin. :. ~ u'.'~ rdrc-H - fu:.uw.
W. Vt Futures rc' ui'n,na
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-20

The June term OF the flushing,
court was opened today. The .rnnf
jury returned indictments against
number OF parties but only two cases
We're tried. These We're cases Of VIC.
latton OF the prohibition act. and ,r
posed.
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NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH GA June ls-Turueni!n.
steady. iot: sales. 100; receipts. 2Gl: ship
nos!n hr.n: sale. al5: receipts 100: ship.
,nen!s. i,9a. stock: 55,.e2 Guo,. = 800:
/. - 80: *, 1870; NJ 1918: y. 1910: we 1855:
WV, IL
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PETERSBURG PLANNING BIG 8
INDEPENDENCE DAY EVENT
Committees Representing GUY. OR.
S"hzntions Join Hands for
Great Celebrations

SpeClaI 10 Inc Time s. Dispatch
PETERSBURG VA, June ig1to,,.
mittees representing every organiz,.
ton III the city--civiS, military aud re
!iSious--are TO meet 20 formulate,
plans for a general Fourth OF July rcI.
oration In Central Park. Il Is pro
posed to have a digniticd cclebratio;, of
the day. somewhat after it's observance
the States.
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1TIHis55[y +; Wolec,,::. John W REYNOLDS.
president Norfolk ami i. ID mt. sccre.
tary. Norfolk. ohJcct-:o operate hotels
cottages.
Hcrtinc,," Of authority issued to Inter
n:tb"na! iiedulng Company. ~ Baltimore
city. Alex r.. Ryiand. statutory agent,
Richmond. cct-inanuracturinE and
mercantile business
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census export showed hAavy daap pearance
OF OIL last month alss. 100 arrcls Septem-
oeI at s2s:l6 Prime crude. {a2pc
tpot coffee. dull; Rio r. IA. Santos g.
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SHORT TERM MOTIFS

Am. Foreign SEC. y. Auc 1919 ...... "a.
Am Tobacco Il. Nov. = 1918 ......... ioos,
An. Tobacco -. Nov l. 1875. .............. lotDs
Aar!o-Frcnch ~. Oct 10 iS.o,........... 90,
Armour aNd Co -. Juno 80. io.S..-... 100
Bethlehem Steel =. lu!y Il. 1890. ........ l1l;.
british ai.s. Nov J. 1919, -............ sat.
British 5i.s Nov 1927 Observation-Disclosures. gs.,
q. II and q Joint Il Lulv / 1871 -. ssi.
t'uGa ny Packing Co. - Iuiv II. 1898 49,. C.TS
Dominion OF Cswads %. Aug. J. 1872. 2. li.!G
Flee, Auto Lite Co. 81. hrE 10 1919. lnI
HockinS Val ~ col. tr. IS Mar. / 1874 ss,;
Jacob Doid Packing Co Is. Nov, lS. 1870. 1914
Jacob Do.d Packing Co. IS. Nov IL. 1923. io2A
i.iEsctt And Myers o.. Dec, !. le-l...... lCoi,
Molin. Pillow Go -. Sept / 1871 ....... InlL.
Moline Piow Co.. IS. Sept ! 1923 ....... G3
July i, 1873. ................... go:
Proctor & Gamble IS. Mar. I. 1921. 1929
Ptocter e Gamble r. Mar. ! ls:$......... lni
Saw horn Hallway So Mar.
Swift. & Co. 81, Aug To- is.!............. ltb:.
ing 81. Feb. l. 1920. .............,......... lo5i
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CHANCERy RELEASE DEEDS.

\ v. Shea and J. j. keegan trustee,
I" r. w. Newman, OF Hanover County $40
East Grace Street, - fec; : inches by IL;
fset north line Grace Street. 49, feet l..
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARkET.
Whnlch nle OunfnllnnA

TBS WooGsun- Craig Co. Inc Rich nnr',d. Va \ .
=. : Food Administration License No G. h.5to .
Richmond. Va June r. 1919. {
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NEW .r0EK .iLN!: sTNCM MAnkEc

NEW YORK. June TO- -RrcNcs no trading
Calves. steady: rcals. slI0)ao s.I0e: culls
Sl2.c06r Sl6.Ol.
Sleeps and lambs, steady: shcep. $1,000
5000: cnls, S"0,Ms60o; iamb.. Sl7.,5I SO % :
choice Kentucky lamt-, S.0.o1
Hogs. steady. at s.L0offs.i.j9: pigs. $40 SOC
5000: roughs. $3.50
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NEW YORK rK,,,II,WE MAnKI.r

NEW YORK, Juno 10 Gottonseed oil wa,
dull hui firm tho buIliah nosttion of
crude oil aud sharp advance in cotton, The