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WALL STREET WELCOMES
TO-DtY'S OPENING WEDGE
Stock Exchange Will lie Reopened
' fop Limited I>ealing* in lfigh>
t?rade Romls.
INQUIRIES ATtR FOR STOCKS
Sentiment Clearly Is for SpeculativP
Shares, but Demand Is Ignored by
liOHitl of Governors, and Rrokers
Arc Trying to Solve Problem.
11Y BRO.VnAN WALL.
NEW YOPK. November UT.-Of the
nwnibefB cfllic Stock Exchange there are
only fifty n bo iiwkp a speclulty In bonds.
Ilqwcv?r. Wnll Street appreciates to-mor
\-Ws opening wedge, whjirh will open up
public Interest In securities.
Of 10) Inquiries, nlnety-ulne will be for
stock*. but Hie St"ek BXcliange has deemed
It Advisable to routine trHtllnB I" the higher
gra'de Innds tlint "111 normally appeal to
the Invostor. Without speculatIon. the ex
pensive machinery of Wall Street would l>e
without enough lubrication to keep the
wheeirt running. Honds nnd high grade In
vestments appeal to those who study In
come from past history. Events In the
past four months have sharpened the wit*
? >f the semi-Investor, and the demand to-day
is fully W per rent In favor of seml
i.peculatlve adventures, which offer the pos
sibility of increased returns In dividend, and
:? probable Increase In Intrinsic value.
The sentiment Is already clearly outlined
In the tip-blddlr.g Of Industrial storks. Bonds
imye a limited, income nnd a probability of
competition of new Issues that will shade
market values, while, on thb other hand.
Industrial Flocks, purtlcu'arly the common
shares, olfer the probability of a wide
meruit) of prollt and possibilities of Increased
dividends.
M'ECULATIVE MAIfKKT
KiXOKEI) 1?Y exchange
AVhy Stock Exchange officials should Ig
nore the potentialities of a speculative mar
ket and only cater to the Investment demand
for bonds Is a problem that tlnds no solu
tion among th'e majority of Stock Exchange
niembe rs.
Speculative Interests diverted from the
listed issues of the Stock Exchunge. have
found a temporary outlet In the securities
dealt In 011 the Broud Street curb. Stand
ard Oil Issues have advanced from 5 to ;'."i
points. Mining stocks, usually taboo in
Stock Exchange circles, have sprung. Into
unusual prominent??. .luiiibi 'Extension ?
whatever may be said agrilttst it?advanced
from H.W to to-day. Untied Prollt
Sharing has risen from S to hi. while specu
lation In listed railroad securities ha* been
denied.
Steel stocks have appreciated 11 v:< lue.
Steel common advancing on New Street
frotn ST'i to 15. Oliver steel shares have
risen proportionately. Copper stocks -have
K J Inert In value, with the Improvement noted
in the trade.
Public Utility Issues have risen despite re
strictions on speculation. Brooklyn ltapid
Transit, which was pegged at the minimum
price of TP. Is now >|uoted at bid
Why Stork Exchange official:! should at
tempt to encourage dealing In bond* when
the demand Is clearly In the direction of
stocks is something that the average mem
ber of the Stock Exchange cannot quite
fathom.
Speculative ln'?resls are active. Dealing.-)
011 the Broad Street curb were unusually
broud to-?lay. Standard Oil Issues were
strong, nnd United 1'rotlt Sharing rose to a
pew high-level of 15-V United Cigar Stores
v.as active at tW- and Hiker-liegeman
strong at s. Mining stocks touched new
high .levels.
NEW YOKK. November IT.?Local interest
In financial affairs to-day converged mainly
abimt the Stock Exchange and Its reopening
to-morrow for limited dealings In bonds.
The movement was recognized ns partaking
largely of the nature of an experiment, and
will be regarded as affording Jli"1 best and
only available test of domestic Investment
condition?.
It Is perhaps something more than a coin
cidence that the 1'arls Bourse Is* to resume
operations 011 a strictly cash basis early
In the coaling month, and that some of the
smaller exchanges in this c. untry are to
tUke similar action next week.
Money showed ureater ease, ami the fact
that :t regu ar money market would in
company trading on the exchange front
Monday next might be accepted as further
proof of a gradual return to normal. Banks
of the clearing-house "ill report large
cash louses to-morrow, according to nujst
forecasts, but the surplus of these 'institu
tions will not be materially affected.
Exchange on I>oncJon was steady, sight
drafts showing some firmness ot| a moderate
inquiry. In Continental exchange franca
and marks moved contrarlly. the former be
ing strong, and the latter Increasingly
hetivy. The Bank of l-lnglund statement
showed unotlier relatively small li>si of gold
and a rc'luction in liability reserves. The
Imperial Hunk of tJermany added more
than 11000 >'4 to Itii vnst hoard of gold. B|i?J
recorded a large decrease In current notes.
Bet urns for October made by several of
the larger railroads were In keeping with
other exhibits lor the same period. .Union
I'acllic showed a net loss of IT.MUVO, which
would bu\r been much larger but for a
marked decrease in coat of operations, and
Chicago and Northwestern lost
which also would have been greater but
for a caving in charges.
' NEW VOit K. Novt'tnbc 27. - Closing "? M? r
(antllc paper. lxi'>i.M... Sterling cxclmnge,
steady; sixty-day bills, Jt.sCji; for cables.
JI.93; for demand. Jl.y). Bar silver. 49*?.
COTTON MAUKKTfi.
v|C\V YORK. November 27.?The cotton
market was tnoro active to-day .i:td ruled
tfenerally stonily, with the dose at a net
advance of from 2 to G points. The first
1 >ecember tioticen were estimated lit 70J
bales. .iikI brought tin pros-tire against the
murker. On the central > thrrc was a good
demand for the near months from Liver
pool or local shorts as well as some buying
|iy Ap.it Interests. rMil tli.it poHitlotl sold up
to 7.1.'!. or points net higher, or within "i
point!" ..ftlii best price reached Milieu the
resumption ot ImnlnoiK.
Liverpool mail." -,i atoitdy .showing over
tin' Incul holiday with prices a couple ??r
points bett jr than due at the. hour of the
locnl opening anij. the .market here started
s-eady at an iinvtmcV ofc I point to a decline
of 1 point. The .firmness of the near posi
tion. and tl(t- smull ? notices-. as compured
both with th<! local stock and with the
Hijpi-o.-i.il' intcreM Hill outstanding for the
l)i.'fetnlicr delivery, gave the goneral list a
steady tone, unit prices soon worked higher.
Some. w.io bought December, appeared to
he selling May. will!*- otheru houKht May and
hold October, and there wan a considerable
ilstnand from Liverpool or other foreign
sources.
After shoving a net gain of from .1 to
V.- points 'he market reacted under real
ising. hut at no time during the day ^en
offerings aggressive.
Kxpirts lor the day were smaller, but
Southern advice*. Indicate that many
steamer'' are ch artered to carry cotton,
and tjertni.n Interests Were said to be In the
ItH-al market to..!u> trying to urrange for
<iir?et -hl|? to Unit country.
Spot cotton. <iul<-t: middling. uplands. J.7f>:
gulf. KtW; no sales.
Cotton futures closed stc.id>
Open. His!), la.**. Oies-'
J'eeemlicr. o'lil I.31 ..IS 7.S0 7.;s7
January, old 7.'-? ,7.3> 7.11
.lutiUar!'. uew 7..12 7 '.i
Mureh. old . 7.70 7. IU 7. IT
March, new 7.s- 7.O.' 7. ?' 7..'t
May. oid ... ... 7.t>.?
May. new 7.7: T.vi 7,c> 7.71
July, new T.STt 7.*, 7.tJ 7.:>
XRW VOItK. November 2*.--Port move
ment? Middling, Ilt.ic|plt; !7.!*UJ bales;
"?to-k, 71.*au bales '
Total to-day at all port? Net receipts, iJ7.
"i:1. hales; exports. hales; Mocks. l.UJ.
i)l bales
Total for Ueok- Nft receipt.--, 370,hjtlea:
exports. 21V bale-..
Total for season N t receipts. ?.762,tHa
bates; exports. l.alet
.VliW ORI^UANS. November 17.?Conditions
nearly normal ruled In the cotton future*
market to-day. Trading \*as the targes'
:?l any dny alticc toe market reopened, and
prlct-s ro.'.. and fell over a comparatively
v lili! jdi.ge Some little speculative Inter
??kt whs f'ihu n Iti the situtlon. Hr.>1(e1 -
reported outside Inijulry. and house < with
forclrn i oiims'tlonn a fairly irood business
for licrthiin u-t- -ui'l. tpreulatora and spot
merchants Ip that country upurctitl.v
iieiiK'^K a ff a Inst th?*lr ? u.ts in the nay ot
ran material Into tin- ?print moutV>i. -
The net results of the day's trading oti
'iot.Vi stylet of contrncts '.Mio .j *-aIu t>f 2
o ?; points except on new style Januur--.
?vlil<*li closed unchanged. At one time prices
\i el e 'J to '1 points over Weilne.- day clow.
The strength of the market in the :n'>ruP.fr
ed" to liuyltig on the part of scalper"-, iituf
traders tried t" take pro lit ;? In the
ifterno.in ** Ith tli?* '??suit ?'hul prb-': fell
!o about the level of Inst WcUtiesday's clntf,
JoIpk a little better toward the epd of (he
les^loti.
Kxporls nttru'-'ted considerable attention
m?l ffave the market a jfood tone. <"ivcr
he w ?*ek futelrrn exports wi-n. r|f..t>5J Imlse
>rhls beinr t^e tlrst v e-k of th?' s.eas<in when
?hipments ?<>nt over the -ji?,(?).Ml" ttiark.
The absence ot lai'C' Uei-omliei deliveries in
S'ew Vorli was another bullish feature of th>
.
Spot < otton. quiet: sales, on the spot, fiiM
5al?*r"; to arrive. I,4iy> boles
<^fittori futures closing". Iiecepiber. old.
j?; JiinUHty. old. 7 HJ; Januory. new. 7.37:
vlareii. old. 7.4C: March, r.tw. May. old.
,:.t; May nrw, 7.72;'.Jul), new, 7 M.
new YoitK ncoinjc.'f makkkt,
v|-:\\' VlllK Vo-.'er.ilxr :7.- Haw m*:ir.
inlet* noli. *?e>.. Z-F-*'. eeiltrlftji?iil, l.-t; re
ined. ??!'???? tw.aUer. Cheese.
I : r; -rr5 :
. suaoy and unchanged. Spot .i-oftee. ?t$udy:
uio ?>. C';c: r*. ice. \ ?
Cottonseed oil ad vam-c4"<?irlK some 14 .to
II point* on the marked vcurdty. <>f croil*
o(l?rlnKr;,'li\l>lh( for * oSpoM account* f>tid
1'ovcrtny by rtflftn. Toward the cro*e
pHc<ii rcticted ' moderately under riallthtK
bakh "Final prtct-n shov. ed u net advance
of 5 to ?) points. Tjtwt *ver? no tenders
put out. Tnt;1 market closed steady; Spot,
j s.j-ifis.iO:' December. ft.'.'m:?
LOCAL MAHKKT QUOTATIONS.
<Kurnl*tted .by Lov'y CommlMlun Co.. Com*
mission Merchant*." Richmond. va.)
Richmond. Vri.. >.*ovr'mb?r 27, Ift4.
! ACTUAL AY 11OLESA LK ULOTATION6 ON
MAHKKT."
UVfi POuLt RT.
Citl ?kens.. choice. small. 'lb."... 11 8 tfr
Chickens. choice.. medium. lb. SS 9
Hens, lb.; _ g }?
Roosters, eajch OT ? tt <3
t;co.-te. fat. large. cach W fcf 75
Ducks. targe. youn*r IK?........ 13 ? 1*
j ... KG US?Crated.
1 In crates, ncar-bv. fresh. dot. *?
1 ?t/TTER- ?
' l-Vmlly, 'choice.- fresh." lb...... ' ?- H
Merchants'. fair. per 11}-. ? J*
LIVE STOCK.
Veal*. choice to fancy. lb 9 10
Vt'uN. po-?r to falr.lb S tr
i poor to fair. lb.." 8'? ?
Kheep. f?t. 1*' * .2
I Lambs, .--prliig. f;?.t. large, lb... ?'it?
Cnttic, fair to prime, lb " t>'
| Hogs. chob?. lb.. 8 6
I Dressed hogs 1? ? H
| COUKTItY -CI'RKD BACON.
1 lltnis well Muokct!. small. lb.. ?'9 I?
I IIarm-. uvj| si?ok?<l. larj;?. lb.. fi ?*
J Filler.' \v?ll.-?mo1<e?l lb iC <b *7
i Slioul?l*rs. well jtinokid. lb @
HIDES. ,
Dry (lint, lb 2 ??
Dry ?ait. lb ?
Croon. salt. per lb 71-.
iV.
?
' f;rp?n, II
TaHow ?. c
isu.
; Beeswax
OA.MIC.
? Rabbits. No. 1. each.. ....... 3B
It aliblts. No. I 15
I Rabbits. M-alght count........
, Wild turkey, lb y>
I Whole dec,-, lit ' 15
MIHCEM.ANEOl'P.
I Onions., dry. per bbl fl 1 IS
Potatoes-. Irlnh. per bog . O 1 CO
1 Apples, per bbl 1 '. :... 1 15 <d 2 60
MAKKKU rONDITJONS
The receipts of chickens and hens continue
nulle Ub ral. and market only fairly active
?it prices <|iioied Turkeys?receipts rathe:
Ibornl: market active. Eggs? Uei-cliH? con
r'.nue extremely llffht; market In xoud con
d'Mon. Wabblts?Very active, with favor
aide weather, also whole deer, voale. hoys
<ind cattlo In good demand: market In good
-hapc.
fllfCAOO OKAIN MAHKKT.
flllCAOO. November 27.?Wheat ilec.llned
Bhnrply to-dnv. cornl-demorallted .by sur
!>rlslin;1y br>rl!<h estimates of.?. big yield
'rom the Argentina hnrvest. The 'inurk<,t
'f'osed extremely we.-?k, 2%? to 3H lower thim
Wt-rlnef <lfi v ..nljjht. t'orn. suffered-a net <1e
i'Mne of S to and oats, of IVi. In pro
Visions the outcome varied from '? centfl
iff to an advance of IVjc. ?
T.eadlnE tulurcH ramrod as follotva:
Open, lllgh. Uw. Clo?e
. ???iic * T
PerfDilier V. 113'i 113'* ill 111
May II!*1* Ii9?i 117*4" ll7?i
i!l\? .
DecemberKt RS\,
?' May tiO fi>', fSVj ??>i
? -?'e- bushel
December 4JH4 -tS't tf <Sti
May ....:.. r,:*i ?i*i 51%
- -? J-OUK-Per bbl.
November IS TK
.lanuury IS 47 IS ?i" IK 47 IS n;
May *.S ST IS 97 IS *.*? 1* S7
I -.-n -iVr 100 lbs.
November x 10 13
. January !? *."? 9 97 9 $J P 87
Mav '.?> 07 10 17 10 P7 10 10
|rpn?!T RIMS-Pcr 10-) lbs.
January 9 S7 9 97 9 S7 9.911
j May 10 10 10 17 10 17 10 ?)
I l?ijsh gr-'ln: Wheet. No. 2 red. lltVivilH: No.
2 hard. lilt.. Corn. No. I yellow. 6>#70;
I new, ii3%'!i04'(|. Oats, standard, ISiifjIflij.
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
WHOL15KA1 -H OUOTATIONS ON 'CHANGE.
Richmond, Vtt.. November 27.' l!)i(.
WHEAT?Car lote.'
No 2 red. Western 3 1 II
i No. 2. Virginia Si 1 14
No. 3 red .' 1 12 ?
j Virginia, bag lot* 10) 9 1 01
I < COltN?Car lotn.
?No. 2 white, old <8 K
No. 3 white (?< M1
No. 2 mixed ft 77
No. 3 mixed 74 <il
Virginia, bat lots, white.. ..... f(? &>
i New corn f. cents le-s per
. bushel than old.
I OAT.???">r lots.
? No. 2 mixed (ji 02
, No. :t nllxeil 51 ftf
j No. 2 white ;.. S\ M
j No .J white..... r.2 (f!>
I Winter seed, bug lots 01 4j> ?5
UYE-rCar lots.
I No. 2 rye '... 1 (M ??
| No. 3 rye 1 01 '!>?
| Virginia, bag lots.,..' 1 M ft
RICHMOND HAY MAHKKT.
Richmond: Vij.. November C7, 1011.
i 1' c I lowing nr>- the <iu0tutl >us. on tlio Hlch
? m.ind tiny Exchange:
No. l timothy..: ?> ;.0 V
I No. 2 timothy . 19 M
i No. 3 timothy 10 iO <jt
! I,l?hl clover, mixed 19 SO *9
' No. 1 clover, mixed 19 W 4?
No. 2 clover," mlt.'ed lfi 00 W
No. I clover 16 00 ft
No. clover 1< &
j 8nmn> hav nominal
STlt A W?t-ompiecscd lft 00
l.oofc-prcused. large bales:... (if It 00
MII.I.K CEO.
Shlpstuff. wlntei- W 29 0>
Brun, winter ii ':i M
Shlpstuff. spring: 2B <V)
lira 11. spring - Ci W
J.IV F, STOCK 5t.\KKET.
C111C A G O. November ;;.--H?igs. steady:
bulk. ? Ilsht. $7.03?rf "?*>"?: mlsed.
*7.;."/at.Tj; heavy. 57 'l;iS7.7.'.: roue*'.
S73*.: pl,?s. $.'?.<??17.GO.. Cattle, firm; native
steers. J.'i.f.V<i>\0..i0: i'"V.f ati>1 heifers. tXWit
? t Oulve.s. Sheep. lUelior:
' sheip. }r<A"ViiV!-W; j'curllns". :
1 lamb*. $7.C\"?i$?.tu.
MIKCELUXNKOVtt MARKETS.
COTTON UOODf-'.
I NEW YOHK. November C?.?Cotton goods
! nllil yams were uulef to-day. Won|?n mar
kets wi'r-s very slronK- and prices were
rising- Silks were declining.
N A V AI < STOUICS.
! SAVANNAH". OA., November i!.?Turpen
tine. tlrnr; j*.; salon. lis caitkn: j-eeelpts, U.\
cu.-tks; shipments. "J53 ensks; Mocks. 33.1.11 !
i.iskx Uoslu, Hrm: "sale's. Tts barrels; ro,
celpts. 1.3VS barrels: shipments. ;.S3 burrels;
, stock*. r.".'.7Cl lmrrelu. Quote: A. 1). C. I), j
. K.. a. v?. ' I
PKTKHSBI'IK!' PEANUT M.\UK 1ST. i
Keported liy Roberts. I'lummer Co.. Inc.) ]
PHTEliSBUIUS. VA.. November Span
lull: ,J-\?rmers' atnck?Market tlrm at
per bushel. VlrRlnlaiis: Farmers' stock?
Market steady. Fancy .lumbo. . SVjc per I
il?'iuniJ: luiuy hand-picked. 2V: per pound;
cfaw prime. 3-: to 3?4e per pound; t-hcil- i
' :nu ntoc'.t. J'ie to per pound.
W ivldjr Cotton He* lew. ?l
NEW.VOU.K, November -7.--\Vhllc business
remained generally ?|?|U'\ In the New York j
cotton marker during the past week, prices
ruled steadier. and during to-day's trad- 1
1 ii< Pih-'Miilwr contractu sold at i.l^, or f.S
points above the low level of November is. I
and within 7 point* of the syndicate price !
i of 7'vc. Miter deliveries also advanced on
; u litilc trade buying and Home Invetitiuent 1
'demand. while unwHrri tcndenc.y evidently '
? waa encouraged by the Increasing e>port ,
| movement uud ?leadlit?S6 of .Southern spot i
market?. leading trade Interests. an well j
? as l.lverpool short)., were buyers of Oe- '
: cprnber against sales of later dellverloti. and >
j the tifMt December notices Issued to-day
, were estimated at only TO) bales, although
there are fully I '.irt bales certliled In the i
local stock.
The talk hss rcllected no ehangc of sonli
1 mcnl xvlih references to the size of the
crop. The census ilgures. showing U.G24.iOx '
bales ginned to November H. were conslri* ;
ercd in line v lilt csllmiitM of something >
, over ;6.vW,<"<0,) bales ln-luilini: llnter*. Com. !
? pared with IntQ-slght ilgures. this report also
liidlvuted a record-breaking volume of cot.
ton available j*i the South. The Improving
export movement and the nniinmH tlinwn .
bj iDtcrloi holders !>o fur this season have
held seller- in cheek. ami ..pinners have been ?
i moderate buyers h?re. r>lreel slilpmentt to .
, Germany arc expected in the near future I
1 and German Interest* were reported to he j
Inquiring for cot I on In local market to-day.'
linn's lte\ leu of Trwile.
NEW VOItK. N'oveniber Uyu'a (revlev '
?a 111 c.jv to-morrow: Gomestfe huslncks con- j
Untie!! subnormal in volume, hut there are I
many ?.lK'i>< of <iule|;enlni( nctlvlty due to i
the c?ti|idenoc Inspired by t|,e recent Im
portant llnan<Mal developments. Colder j
weather ?? h?lplnp retail dt?trlbutlou. and ,
there Is >ni!ie improvement In the whole- |
? siil?- Jobblnc trade. ?hll<- collections are rc- '
? portpd. easier. Advices from 'important eotn- '
. 'n"rcl?l centres Indicate letter condition1'. [
tlUnk c^eariiiHK and railroad gross eiirnlnK'. ?
however, still sllow heavy deeroat-es. h.s i
roiupured <? It'i laot year, the reduction la |
?Ue latter In the llrst t'?o weeks of Nr.. '
vember an>ounllnK to ir.l per ce'nt ItfcpbJ
pr?>?res!i Is belni; made In restorutlon of 1
export trade. |>rr. 11,?- b'Klnoluf; of Nn- ?
! veinber a trinle balance in fnvor of tb" <
? l'tdtrd Mates <?f over ')IC OiO.OC.) hau bean !
(cble.ed.
Hank clearln?f tins week, vi-cordinc to
' Duu'k rcv.bm were J!. (51* itt-'nlm t t
| '.?J3 <JVV37; the same week a year K(fO, Coin- I
iilerHu I lalll|r-. ::ai a|.-alm.l X'.K Wheat j
'Spurts. )n<lt;d Ini; Hour. 3.Ko,'X0 Icitlic!.,
I njjultirit bu?!?ele. I
I ?' I ,.
j Yesterday's Transfers Indicate Hush
of Small Sales After
!. Holidays.
j ? . ..a -???
| MANY NEW STATU CHAltTKKS
j Chapter of Accidents in llustiu&s j
Court Causes Continuance of Four |
Cases,. Due to Illness or Death of i
Material Witnesses.
Four cases .wore epllefl to trial yes- J
terday In the Hustings Court, and !
I every one hurl to be postponed owing
! to the sickness or death of some ma- j
j terlal witness. The record was re- ,
j gqrded by court Qtllcluls as most
' tjnlfjuc. Yesterday' was the last day
j of the term, and nil four cases, were!
i continued
I TJii first cuse cullcd was that of
i Beauregard BrookinH, tvjored, charged ;
'with tmillclously wounding M. H. Got-!
tin, In whicn It was discovered th:it !
the chief witness for the Common- !
wealth was sick at White Suipnur i
Springs and unable to appear. i
Next wan called the case of James
: Mitchell, charged with murder. In this
> ease the eyewitness to the alleged;
I murder had dropped dead.
Surah K. Garrison, charged with for
gery. was the next called. The chief
j witness for the Commonwealth in this
. case was ill, and may never be able to
I appear.
I when Oullen Gaillmore was called.
| It developed that his mother had died
suddenly Thursday night, and he whs
| allowed to attend her runeral in cus
I tody of an ollicer.
CHAXCKHY COl'IlT TH.VN8KKRS.
Fourtcro Deeds of Ilurtnitn nnd Sale,
Antouutln^ to
: 55S?P. H. Houston et ux to Charles
Gilbert, 20 feet 1 Inch l?y 124 feet on
east line Twenty-first Street, 39 feet
I 11 inches south of X Street. October
127. 1914, $950.
i 561?P. J. Beattle to Hessle Dieker
: son et als., 6Sx*2r> feet eavt line Bar
. ton Avenue. 60 feet north of Bacon
| Road. October C, 1913, tax $5.60, $10.
i 562?C. C. Hltt et ux to Genevieve S.
Jennings, 48x140 feet north line Bacon
Road, 272 feet exist of Fondall Avenue.
.November 2t, 1914, tax II, 110.
563?The Oakland Stock Farm, Inc.,
, to Chester A. Merrick, 55x144 feet on
I south line Main'Street, 264 feet 5 3-4
l Inches west of Brown Street. May 9,
. 1914, tax ?3, $10.
569?Otto and Elviua Grngnani to
! Angelo Nardl. 25x120 feet north line
i Dance Street, 2SI feet east of Ran
j dolph Street. September 19, 1914, tax
,51 -<0. *10.
' 567?D. \V. Shrecengost to M. E.
.Shrecengost, 45x1 40 feet south line
I Carslyle Avenue (lot 22 and half of lot
.21, In block I?, plan of Belmont). No
vember 17, 1914, tax II. $10.
: 570?William H- Dunn et als. to
Micajah X.. Willis, trustee, 145x108 feet
10 inches west line Fifth Avenue, 60
feet north of Short Street. August 3,
I 1914, tux 11.40, $10.
[ 574?Charles 13. Pratt et ux to Wil
| Ilam A. Pratt, 30x130 fe^t east line
! Fifth Street, 34t feet north of Leigh
| Street. Mrty 16, 1907. $100.
, 575?James A. Cabell et ux to P. T.
Hunt, 60x130 feet east line Fifth Street.
314 feet 1 1-2 inches north of Leigh
Street. November 25, 1914, $5,100.
577?11. H. Stoltz et uk to Franklin
D.. Robins, 220xIZ0 feet at the south
west corner of Tayjor and Temple
Streets. October 1, 1914, tax $3, $10.
57??The Tax Title Co. of Rlchmund
to R. H. Stoltz, lot 15. In block IS, In
the plan of Brookland Park. Novem
ber 19. 191 t, tax $1. $10.
550?Maggie 13. Perklnson et vir to
E. C. Woodward, 100x125 feet south
line Claiborne Streot. l*-; feet east of
Washington Street. November 25,
1914. tax $1. $10.
551?T. P. Howie to Charles K. Wil
lis, 40x179 feet 9 Inches north line
Stuart Avenue. 150 feet west of Rose
neath Road. November 7, 1914, tax
$1 60. $10.
552?Louise V. Schlie'ser to Charles
K. Willis. 23x90 feet east line Mcildow
Street, 136. feet 9 Inches north of Han
over Avenue. November 7, 1914, tax
$3.SO, $10.
1 HKXIUCO TMAXSirEKS. ?
'l'hrer UeertN of llnrttitln nnd Snle,
' Amounting ?*> SWO.
172?Westhainptun Heights Co.. to A.
Z. Sliders, 50x150 foot south line Stuart
A'v? nue, 1<>0 feet west of Ohantc-M.-r
Avenue. November 25, 1914, $350.
174?R. Tlolnmn. et ux to Grace r,.
Henley, thirty-one and oiV-hulf acres
on Nuekols Road, about twolve miles
west of city. September 21. 1914. S200.
j ' 175?Annie B. Splller. et als.. to T.. A.
| Splller. 40..S1 acres on east sMc of
I Pooiicy Track Road, about twelve miles
i northwest of city. July 24. 1914, S100.
CIIANCKHY l)IH<:i)S OK TRUST.
' Nine llfriU of Trn?4, Amotio t lup to
*2I.SIO.IS.
557?Morris Brutnian to P. E. Clack,
j trustee, 23 feet 3 1-2 Inches by 42 feet
| west line Brook Avenue. 75 feot 1 Inch
I south of Broad Street. November 25.
?1911. $4,532.
569?Charles Gilbert, et ux to Willie
Atklsson. trustee. 20 feet 1 inch by 121
i foot east line Twonty-tlrst Street, 39
I feet 11 inches south of X Street. No
? vember 5. i o 14. $1.055.so.
i 565?Ji^hn A. Lamb.- ct ux to LeRoy
j 15. Brown; trustee, 10 acres on north
side of Williamsburg Road. between
Tompkins and Malow Streets (on Ful
ton Hiin. November 23, 1914, $3,920.
56b?rl.. D. P.rown, et ux to F. Sitter
ding, "et ids., trustees, 76 feet on north
I line Winston Avenue, (lots 20 and 21.
In block S, plan of Provhjoiieo Park).
June 15. 1914, $1,470.
571?Mieajuii I.. Willis, trustee. t>?
W. L.. .Miller, trustee. 1 45x103 foot 10
inches \\ cat line Fifth Avenue. 60 i'eot
north of Short Street. August 3. 1914,
$1-064.06.
I 5>72?John T. Powers to li. <*'. Wlierrv.
et al., trustees. 30x1.15 feet north line
I Grove Avenue. 95 feet 7 inches west of
Elm Street. November 4. 1911, 12,500.
573?W. 1-V Peay, et al?.. to Stuart
| Howe, trustee, 3Sx60 feet ;it the north
I i-ast corner of Concord ami Richard
| Streets. November 25. 1914. $75.
576 ? P. T. Hunt to Richard W. Jones.
I trustee, 60x130 feet east lino Fifth
Street, 314 feet 1 1-2 inches north of
I l.cljfh Street. November 25. 1914
' $4,600. .
! 57s?Franklin l>. Robins, to R. 1,
; Robins, .-trustee, J20nK:o feet at the
. . ^ 77
t southwotit comer of Taylor unci Temple 1
Streets. October *1," 1914, 52,000. ' |
HVSTI\fl?!?l!KU OK TRUHT.
Odr Uffil of Trtmt. Amounting to (MiW.
I 55?O. L. Godwin, Ct ux to WlUfepi
E. Crawford, triKtoo. 36 1-2x165 foot;
i north Hue Decatur Street. SS 2-3 feet I
west of Thirteenth Street. November I
25. 1914, 5S9C. , . I
? I
HKSniCO DEEDS OK TRUST.
One Deed of 'i'ruMt Amounting to i
*?,ttx>. ? I
l?a=rWnilam O'Muni. et cx, to. -F.
Slttordlng, et als, trustees^ 373x310j
feet nt (ho soutliAvcst corner of; Pat- j
ternon ami I!eiVpe'r Avsniicf1. Novem- j
her 12, 1014. SS,400.
? I
CHANCERY HKI.1U8B DKBOS..
Three Itelenne Deeds 'Amountlnv to
?s.ans.
05*5?Cliewntpg ahd Ro.xley, trustees,
to Samuel G. Meredith, et als, fifty
feet nine inches- by 135 foot oil north
line of Malr\-Street, 130 feet Ave inches
oast of Deep Knn Street. November
27. 19l4, ? 1,020.
r,r.O?it. A. Lancaster, Jr., ct al, trus
tees, to Phillip J. Ueattlc, <>0 x 125
feet cast line Barton Avenue, sixty
feet north of Bucon Road. November
S. 1314, $3.S5!>.
501 ? n. M. Jacobs, et al, trustees, to
J. J. Miller, et ux, 10 feet 1 Vs inches
by )4f> feet O'i inches south line Kon
slngtou Avenue, 155 feet 10 Vs i 1 lichen
west of Elm- Street. November- 27,
1014, 53,360.
HENRICO REIjEASR UBBDS.'
One llrlcnse Deed Amounting to
93,031.00.
171?Hank of Commerce and Trusts,
I trustee, to Angui' O. Swlnk, et ux.
! 5.04 acres .in Woathulupton (sul)dlvl
I slons of 1? and CY block *31, plan of
I Wcstlinm). November 2?J, 1014,. ?3,
I 531.01'.
! ?
i llVU<OIN(> I'KHMITS. \ '
! Permits for new and repair work
J were issued by Building Inspector But
! ler yesterday as follows:
! W. F. Drinkard, Jr., to build a de
' larhed two-story brick dwelling on
, the south side of Hanover AVenue
between Meadow and Roland Streets,
;o cost $4,500.
E. O. Woodward to build six de
tached one-story frame dwellings on
1 the south side of Claiborne, between
. Lombardy and Kandolph Streets, to
1 cost $3,000
PI.UMRINO PEftJllTSi.
The following plumbing permits
were issued by the pl.umblng inspector
yesterday:
E. niunkcnshlp, for A. J. Washing
ton, 720 North Fifth Street.
"A. J. Lucas, for'Mrs. Haynes, 4 N?rth
Roland Street.
Krltzer and Harmon, for E. A. Wes
aell, 1409 North Twenty-third Street.
C. F. Grlminell. for Thomas Russell,
i 13 East Orange Street.
Kl.ECTRIC PERMITS.
The following electric permits were
issued by the Electrical Department
, yesterday:
F. N. Stelgleder A- Co.. for M. Gold
stein.- 110 North Seventh Street, four
outlets and fixtures.
Same, for Broad Street Methodist
: Church, Tenth ami Broad Streets, re
pairing. \
Edward M. Andrews, for Bessie Blair,
313 I r- North Fifteenth Street, six
outlets. ??
[ Same, for Tuxedo Pool Parlor, 709
East Broad Street, moving panel
board.
J. E. Caudle, for James Anthony, 3
?South Twelfth Street, one fixture.
Winston Electric Construction Co.,
for Octagon Premium Co., 7 North
i Seventh Street, four outlets.
i Same, for Cauthorne Paper Co., 104
Virginia Street, seven outlets,
j W. II. Jenl<s, for Rennle- Dairy Co.,
jfiOt North Seventh Street, four outlets,
j J. E. Caudle, for Sparks's Cafe, 710
East Broad Street, two lights.
' \V. H. Lucy, for Chlldrcy -Drug Co..
| First and Broad Slreets, refinlnshing
three ceiling fans.
I Same, for" Mr. Bloomberg, 1S15 .Park
; Avenue, two fixtures.
The Cohen Co.. for Mrs. Mountcaetle,
AUCTION HAI/KS?Future Days
i TRUST EES SALE BY PUBLIC
AUCTION
OF
i 270 ACRES OF I.AND ON' THE WTL
i LIAMSBURC. ROAD, ABOUT SEVEN
i MILES BELOW THE CITY OF
j RICHMOND. 1
In execution of u certain deed of
trust, dated the 28th day of November.
19PJ, to the undersigned trustee, duly
, recorded in the clerk's ollicc of the Cir
J cult Court of Henrico County, Ip D. B.
197-A, page 30, default having been
made in payment ot" a part of the debt
thereby secured, and being required so
to do by the beneficiary thereunder. the
undersigned will sell by public auc
tion, on the premises, on
. MONDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1914,
ai 11 o'clock A. M.,
i .ill that ccrtaln tract or parcel of land,
j with improvements thereon, lying and
beinir in the County of Henrico, State
J of Virginia, on the south side of NV* 11
i liamsburg Road, and containing 270
acres, more or less, beginning at a
'? point on the said south line of Wil
liamsburg Uoad where the lands of
; Laurence Casselman and Eacho and
I others corner; thence in a southeast
direction along the Williamsburg Road
31.85 C. to the lands of the Virginia
Railway and Power Company; thencc
south 3 1-4 east 34.13 C". to a j-'iake;
thence south 50 3-4 west 10.10 C.;
thence south 53 1-4 west 21.50 C, to a
stake; thence south 42 1-2 west 10.7u
thence north 76 1-S west 22.12 C.;
thence north 13 1-4 east 14.05 C.; thence
north 76 1-4 west 13.05 C.; thence north
30 1 west 14.73 O.; tlience north 41
east 0.65 C.: thcncc south 63 cast 22.37
C'.; thetiOe north 10 3-1 east 50.00 C. to
! the point of beginning. In accordance
with survey and plat of T. Crawford
Redd .V: Hro.. datoti I lecem'uiX I ;>. IjIo,
filed with and made si part of said
deed.
TERMS: Cash as to so much of the
proceeds as may bo necessary to pay ,
the cost of executing this trust, all un
paid taxes..If any. and a prorata share:
of tlu taxes for the calendar year 1014 I
on the said property, and a note for
the sum of 57,000, with legal Interest j
i hereon from the 26th day of Novem- i
her. 1011, and the balance payable ut '
such time and secured In such manner i
as the parties, of the first part, their I
executors, administrators or assigns
shall prescribe and direct, or iti case '
of their failure to Klve such direction, I
at such time anil in such manner as I
the said trustee shall think tit.
CHAS. U. WILLIAMS.' JR.,
Trustee. |
Last Week
A trust fund of $20,000.00 was placed with this
Company, at the instance of a gentleman,
than whom no man ranks higher, in his pro
fession in the State of Virginia.
One of the big salaried men of the State.
Because of his experience in large affairs,
this mark of his confidence was twice gratify
ing.
"The Safe Executor,"
Richmond, Va.
At the business 22 years.
2402 East Broad Street, 4wo llglitB und I
| ond nxVvirc: ?? -* ?* 7 I
:?june. for. w. T. Daalel*. all# Wont
Cluy Street, ' eleven lights and elijht
tlx lures. - ? ? ' ' ? ? ? . v , |
^ Same. ' for Q. >V. Hlte, 3104 Weet
Cln^- Street, eight lights und tlir?e fix- 1
throe.,-.; - ? ,v
k The following,qualifications were
made in - the VChancery Court venter
day , , ? " ??" 'V r' ? ' ? -
v\nnle Laura l'owncll. up executrix if,,
the estate of John -\V;: Petinell. The
estate la Valued at J4.150.
.Tazewell Fitr.geruld. (is admlnlgtra
toi' of 'the estate of' wMlijm T. Kiti
xerald?, valued at 5700. and Littleton
1? ftsgeruld n<* executor of -KhimiIc Page
Mtzgerald, valued at $1,100. , .
MABlllMiK LICENSES.. >' j
Marriage licenses, wore Jpsued by the I
clerk of the Hustings Court ? yesterday I
us :follows:
JCrge de Albuquerque to Margaret
Angelas Gray. * !
l-'ayl P. L)uVh1 und Edna Earl Wilk
inson.
William T. Goode, Jr.. and May I
^icaggs. ? .?
V. S. CIRCUIT COUKT OK APHKAI.M. j
?. , ? i
The-United State* Circuit Court of j
j Appeals ? reconvened yesterday inorn
1 lug a't 10 o'clock, with Circuit Judge
j Pritchard and District Judge Waddlll
. In attendance.
Court ' announced ' and handed down
Its opinion In the following case: '
No. 125'J?Progressive Hulldlng and
l.oan Company, petitioner, vs. J. \V.
Hall, ? bankrupt, respondent. 1'etltlon
to superintend and .revise, etc.. Dis
trict Court, Eastern District ' of Vir
ginia, at Richmond. Tn bankruptcy.
! On rehearing. Opolnion-. by Judge
Pritchai'd. Former judgment of this
court adhered to. '
HtSflSGK t'Ol'HT, IMHT ir.
Trial In the suits or 15. Raymond Hill
and Walter <\ Hill against the Virginia
Rallwuy and I'ower Company and the
Virginia Taxi Service, Company has be
gun in the Hustings Court, Part TV,
yesterday.
The suits nre for $3,000 and $15,000.
respectively, and arc for personal lr
Jurlcn sustained In a tnxicab and street
car . accident sonic, .time ago.
rUARTKItS ISSIIKD.
Charters were Issued yoHterduy by
the State Corporation Commission to
j the following concerns:
Brunswick Grocery Company, Inc.,
Luwrencoville. Capital stock, $3,000 to
$10,000. W. T. Pondi president. Freo
.U'CTION SALES.?Futuie Days.
BV CHEWNING & BOXLEY. INC.,
Ileal Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES' AUCTION SALK OK AT
TR.VCT1V5 DETACHED DWELLING.
| No. 1119 -N. Twenty
Second Street
i. *
i
I By virtue of a certain deed of trust
to the undersigned, dated November 15,
1S10, of record Iti the clerk's ofllce. ??r
j the Richmond 'Chancery 'Court," In D. B.
! 200-R, on page 320, default having been
! made hi the payment of -certain sums
' therein secured, and being required by
j the beneficiary so to do. we will offer
i for sale, on 'the premises, on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1ST. IP 14.
at -1:30 o'clock P. M..
the property designated as above, con
i slstlng of a splendid detached , frame
! dwelling. located 011 a beautiful lot.
i fronting 24 feet on the east side of
Twenty-second Street, between Q and
. R Stiocts; and extending, hack between
. pnr.allel lines 120 feet to art, alley 15
; feet and 6 Inches' wide.
! Bfe sure to 'attend this sale, which
? affords tin- opportunity for securing a
1 delightful 'honfe or -profitable Invest
ment. .'?^V
I TERMS: Cash.
i. A. J. CHEWNLNG.
F. "M. BOX LEY.
| . Trustees.
NOTICE.
? T
i PUBLIC SALE OK VALUABLE IIUAL
. ESTATJ5.
i Aa substituted irusi-.e in u deed of
I trust executed by N. O. Tioss and T. W.
! Host*, her husband. hearing date the 8tli
day of October. I?0V. and of record in
the clerk's office of Orange County, in
'Deed Book Gti. on" page 77, to w. 3.
i Rogers for the benefit of Hettle T. El
icit. to secure the payment of the suin
of twelve hundred ur.d forty dollars
($1,240.06), i??d walrlnK tlio luaoOt of
1 the homestead exemption. Default
having been made in the payment of
; the debt therein secured, and bslng
i thereunto required by the said bene
fleiuTy, I will offer for snip, at publlo
' auction, to the highest bidder, on the
l premises, in the town of (SordonSvlllcL
tn tire Ccunty of Oranere. and State of
! Virginia, cii the
i 11 TIi' DA'V OF DECEMBER. 1014. v
i at i:f o'clock M..
: all that ccrtain tract or parcel of land,
1 with appurtenunce'b thereon, Rituate.
lvlne and being on North Main Streot,
in tne town or liordonhvUle. State of
; Virginia, and being.the name 1 ? cor>
vove.d by Mottle T. l^liott t" the sr. id
N. G. Roas by her certain deed bearing
.date the Sth day of October, 1007, and
to which said deed reference Is hereby
'mad for .further description of ss.id
! land. 1
On the following" terms: CASH as to
so much of the proceeds as may be no- :
ceaeary to defray the expenses of exe
cuting this trust. Including a.trustee's'
, commission of 0- per cent, and to dls- '
charge the amount of money then re
maining unpaid upon the said bonds
and notes; and ,.ny residue shall bo
i ade payable at tuc'n time and secured
in such manner as N. (i. Ross shall
direct, or in event of her failure o givo
such direction, in such manner us .the
trustee shall see fit.
E. H. DK JARNWTTE, JR..
: Substitute-' Trustee.
FOK KK\T?-H<>u iics" !
FOR KENT.
New six-room brick dwellings, with '
| modern conveniences. on Church Hill. t
$22.50 Per Month |
Special inducement to an immediate
tenant.., , ,
[ f'H.M'IN .S: HCMIC. INC. J
j ~ FOK KENT?Flats.
FOn RENT.
FIVB-llooSr FLAT*
Park Avenue
[ All modern conveniences. Including ;
hot water heat. Special reduction lo 1
an Immediate tenant.
C1IATTN & JIUME, INC. :
OLD
DOMINION
TRUST CO.
' Richmond, Vn
? ./
Authorized and equipped
to act in any trust capacity.
Capital, $1,000,000.00
Surplus, $1,000,000.00
* ' " ' *
Strongest .Trust Company
in tl\e Sotith Atlantic
? States.
; man: J. J. Pond. secretary and troa*
i.urer. laiwreiic&vUlv.-. I'urpoaea: gedc
; ery business. . .7 . ,
! .Tho Heiiner Orocury ..Company. |?o,.
| l>oanoke. Capital stock, ? >5.000 to
I $10,000. . W. 15. jWnntfr. president: A.
!H." Hlinen, gccrctarv/|ih<r-tfaiuii|r?& both
I of Koahokc. ?lnjrposes: ftro'ccry blisri!
. Amen.dmr.rttB lo charters:. , .
, Oorinan-AnVot'lcan fitilltlInpj* arid I,oan
Corporation,- IMfchjhoijd'; rfedue.lnfc caul-':
I tal Stock fOOO.VOO. t?> $200,000. -
|,"IMack Mountain Coal. T.diml Company.
(Inf.,. reducing outfctiindlpg stock Cro:ii
?5).500,000 to sj:..tJ0o.
- .Hupplcmemal Certfilcato .of lnedrpo,-v
ration:"- .
? Tennesseeand V^jNMfni SpUa Stales
Corporation. 'Norfolk. ' Veducl'ng murt'l
mnm capitalfr?nn $lon.ooc? to $30,000:
minimum from, J'.'O.OP^ to $10,000.
V foreign -charters domesticated:
WlifoHiJfc'- .MetiLl . uhd- Manufacturing
.Company, a West Vlrglpla corporation:,
II. c. Sninwliury, Stutf agent,- |I1climond.'
OVERBOUGHT SITUATION
SHOWN IN WHEAT MARKET'
Public In JVot Ituylos and Increases in
.OftrrlnKN, Corrj Vuliifp ,,
DOH'mvard. ' "?'
| r Special to The Tlihes-nib-patch.)
j CHICAGO, NovepYber 27.---rh? "'bent.
| market was an uhnormol aftuir again
j to-day. . While the cnsii prvmlunm
I were steady and flrm.tho futures were
i off sharply It) prlc?. The weukneas lp
| futures reflected ,$jl. overbought slt
! nation and ir lack of trade, Tim Public
} Is not In wheat, and tlve buying power
In. so small that any Increase In tho
offerings funics values downward (n
a*tnanncr most discouraging tp" hold
| ?*rs. The liusfnetis lu .'Oush wheat' to*
idny was cjulte .encouraging,. the 'r'c.4
j board reportirt?j l!000.000 busheln mid
Chicago t>3'?.00'; bushels for export and
r.0,0O(i husl.<ls to millers. New York
reported tho chartering , th*rn of .ftve
cr?t-gocH for wheat for'tarty shipment.
Besides the lack of-ttade In wheat
ac a discount King" factor to holders,
\v.jre (bi- reports from Argentina on
thu exportable surplus of that Coun
try., The figures received here to-day
Claimed thnt Argentine grain imu
.Avere cabling to Liverpool -.that the
yield there will bo 2ftO.OOOtOOP bushels,
and that oT this amount there wlll'-be
it,000;000 ,i"or export.
It is expected that the v?4?vter wheat
1 belt will have unsettled weather in iC
few days, and on .this considerable, pf
the grain was sold by .Kansas liud
other holders. Thore has been a lack
of moisture In ncar)y-al1 of the South
west, and a 'good'rain will" change con
ditions there materially.
{? Corn closed with louses of 5-8 to 1q,
.. . ..'J.*iv.Ke:
anus the ?m:icUct Va?r. %rilhoiH<
freut umouitt .of l-QcUL>ciu(|vo power;
'lie apot. wuh during mideofi
elon. . w>\cj>. tli? ??llhiK- In 'the u:uy>Sof
bOilKes a^altl&t the >ncw crop xt'erc
tt'ilte urQiioum-cU. ' ? i ?
; 'C'nte ;.proVe,d to bo> u ?.Hympathetlc
market. urnj- clong'J w.lth net !oK*eh'i6f
i-H- to i The nhlpnlng huMneHn
avuh again ?;ood, with i?aJ?*H of 000,poo
bnfrhelp "I\oro Und- -OQQ.OOU. liushelo j\t
Nftw > ork. mainly for f>xj?ort. , , i
? 'Krt>VfHTonu"cU>fied -wttU "ttla chaifg?
an..convP*rod ?\vlth .the* resting .Bpo.tH'Qt
Wednesday. . ShOrtis led In' ch?-. buying,
t?ut./ the "'?demand ' .was gonevul. Tito
jujlllrtK' wat< led by packers 'at the bbfSt
PV\cc-K of tlyt. B?f8ion.' , ] '
.. .. ??rr ?. ;?
' Wrtk'H' ll?nk ('IrarlAp. .
? NBW V-OllK. November ?. ?Bo,i\k
clearings liy thq. lfnited Ktntiis for the
week*. <jvflInig' Novdmb.cr ss rnpKrcv-.it^
'$2,l7&,S84,p00,< against . t2.S3p.l61,000
jeeek..and ta.l-'y.^ia.OOO In th'iti
weoK last year. Following ore the r<<
(un'm from thft principal >c!tf<?s for this
?wtsek. 'with percentage!} of changes
firopi thle;-w<?ek -Uint.*ye(ir?? ? -
? -New? York, ^$1,084,41 >?000: .decrease,
2$ 4 A.
Chicago, I2H6.873.000: decreaue, 6.5:.'
-Philadelphia, ?$.1.22.3817,000decrcaue,
> San . Francisco, $4r,570,000; Increase,
fBalt,lm&r??4.?36',080.,000;'tii"ecrt>ai<e,^H:6.
l.o? Angeles, ?18,406,OOO; decrease,
7.0. * ' ? ?'
New Orleans, 514,929.000; decreaso,
21.1; . ???? ? .
Omaha. $1 4,549,000; decrease, 2.5.
. Atlantn, $10.9,24:000; decrease, 20.7.
?St. Paul. $9,740,000: deer ease, 2:..7.
fjenvcr, $10,019,000; IncreitHc. 3:8r
Memphis, $K.014.000; decrease, 44.R/,
rtlchmond, Is,519,000; increase. J2.il.
V/asHlngton. IX ('., $,'>,900,000;. de
crease, 9.9.
Hitter's. WriWr CnltOn Statements 1;
CoinparUonM ure to uolunl 'iRto*. not. to
clone corresponding weekr:
In for week. .VS9.C-M bales: In. plirht
hme seven 'lays lam year. Tlrt.OTO bale*;
lr? nlKM' for ?hemontlt.. 2.-"3.V>9 h*'e?!<yln
rlffnt Hahio.dttte last year. C.T3i.'.CW l>:ile?:.lii
kIkIi! for ?'??it<on. 4.97:'.'/)) Imlpc; In nlfht
d?t? last ?yenr.'"<,7!2<W> lml??
1'wrl r-ieliita for ue.i*)ftn, 'J.7C3hale*:
nort re<?lpt!t fanin ?lat? lu^t year. C.6
i.i.lea. ? ? .
Ovrrla.Kl to mill*-.an<J Canarla for neanon.
270.00) lmk'?; overlttrd to mll!t? ntnl Canada
n.imf cjnte lant y?!ar; ? W!.00>) hales
6oiith<=rii t?l) 11 lakliiRf .for', renso.n. 9S2.Y')
lialci); Kouthern mill taklnic" ?<imi ilute laM
year.. KIJT.VO hulen.
?Jnterlor btook In e*cc,>..?..of Aucu^t 1. *<I,ft))
|>al?s; infrlrfr i>t''ck In pvW ?>f AnnnRt I
iftHt year.'* ft>7.<\? bule's. '.?*? :..?*?
? For^lRn . cxporui f>ir week. C<U.'?) t>ule?:
for^ljjit exports, for Bflin" seven iloy? lni-t
jrear. 4:5>yvj 6aleu; foreign eijiorln for ul;u
'aOlr, S.i.7.tv> 'bales; fortlKH' expo'rls suri1?
.) ,(<> ':?xt vi-nr. 8.s;i.(?) t>al<?. '?
Established 1865,
At Judgment Day
Which wotild- you rather' be, ..Napoleon Bonaparte
or the maiuwho invented life insurance?
. The one made thousands of widowfrand,orphans. ,,
The other helped thousands of widows and orr
phjanB.' f
Life Insurance Company 6f Virginia
Organized 1871.
The OLDEST; the LARGEST, the STRONGEST
Southern Life Insurance Company. V ,
Richmond,Ya;
First National Bank
MAIN AND NINTH.
Make.'Your Dollar Produce More
in a New York City Hotel
|J?0 P* f\ A pleasant room with private hath,
WMtOU PER DAY facing large open court.
* (Not uue mom, fcut one biiad
$3.00
PER DAY
buadrpO wt tboos.)
An excellent' room with private
bath, facing street, southern ex*
post i re. i .?
(Nol on* ma bnt aiebly-??r?? orf tfeew.)
Also attractive Boom withoyt Buth. $1.50 per-<lay. The
rtatfsnraat price* are roowt incwlerate.
LOCATION
On* from ti of the Inrfrt <*?p?rtm?nt
0\orrm.
mloHUV irafk from IS flrtartpftj tb*>
SlPM.
Wlthta a bkM^i ?f tba Tlftti Avantx alM^
v ptas district. ,'it
IJverj lis* of transportation mmm Ihn
Plflb Arnue 'Hm IIom anil principal tqjv
face llnm. .
Th?'HjHboB. Tti^w scroM t|to ilrmt
HnUnnid Htatlon u<-rt?a the vtmi
Subway KtNlioa tfarrv minute* ijway.
Grand OeatraJ tstatloa wlthlu a*r?n tntoat?al
Psciruylvaotft Hailrwad SUtWa Jnat ?*a
600Rooms t^T7}oteiT""^ ^
EVfSJtYTHltta NHW AND MOPBKN.. ?
A K|V1$ MIUMON DOIJiAn UOTMU .
EQUIPPED TO 8ATIUF.Y TUB MOST ?
EXAOTINO TAJRTE.
400 Baths
-AB Baggage Trana#*rred Free to
and frotn PeouHyWania Station.
THE HOTEL MARTINIQUE
On Broadrfsy, 32d to 33d Str?4, Ntw York.
OH AftLES LEIGH TATLOH WALTER OnArOJT^Mt, JBU W^T/TKK p. QTTMtHt
President G?a?ra) Uinifer Tic* Traaideft
FI N .A.VC'TA J j. ' ? FI ff\ N CfAXT
Capital and Surplus
Deposits .
Resources Over
.? $ 3,000,000
. 13,375,000 i
20,000,000

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