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FOREIGN LIQUIDATION
EFFECTIVELY CHECKED
Kesnlt of Sharp rurlallmrnl in
Storks and llontls From ( 011
tincut and Kn^lnn<l.
I'lUCES GE\EHALI*\ STKOX?
Traction Issues Active, mid Steel
Shows Some Strength?Copper
Storks Score (tains?l.ittle Enthu
siasm Created.
nv imoAUAN wai.i..
NEW YOHK. February 2?.?Prlccn general- ,
y w?ri> strong in the Stock Kxcha'ige to
day.
AutomoWIo l?sues were strong on further
short covering ami on absence of fore'gn
"elllr.g a sharp ciirfillment in the ship
ment of stocks and bonds front the foti
tlnent am! Kt.riind ? 1 i<? to In -.Teased rlfk
?ind a rise In Insurance rates hi" iff actively
i lieckrtl f. rrlrn liquidation for the mom.-nt. |
s strength .Ihorefor" roul-! m'>r? j
-pftdily b* MttrM'tte.l to tli<' Inahiilt y of lb"
foreign Investor t luck of desiro l>tiii'i I i:i ?. ! '?<?! 1'icli ^s
ni'i v rr? Iirm. hut ill-all' cs smalt. |
Stildebakor I.ISO III I* HI th" !? I state
nor.i. ? honiii|! an I- :e nf i ' I : < r o' 11 over j
ih" previous year o| 1'.' r ? ? ii" Tin -ked
mini in tlu* n.-pi rt was this slg'illl ?tit slate
? i e 11'.:
'During tin) last few months of I lie year,
there were received lnrg- -irib-rs t an un I
usual n.tnr". most i| wlii- h ? i? i in \
?'id.-il in th" business covet"d I y this re i
port
ileneral Motors wis -1 r ? ? t; . 'ii"i MiWeM
*'? ??*?? ? >' ? -I- lit I vi- at. Ml l 'M a " 11 .!?' \ i in-- '
I Ill ii rose '-j. 111. S i;- .1 'lisp! : ? ? ? 1 <|iii"t
strength. .vlth a L :in .it .> point ?>a l.ivor
all1' r- ports of ? ui ri t.s 1 ? j? in
Steel ntoi I;- we:-- strong Short rnvo: tin;
was nolcit In t*ti11<.*? > Stiles Steel c it.nmnii,
tfi? price hanging around < Hethlehem
steel slipped nit a point in 111?? early deal - j
:no hut i iiiiii hack strong at tin- "lid of i
tli-* day The preferred .shares wire easier. I
? Topper stocks s-ri-ri-d gains. although iit- j
tip credence was given to th .- report if i j
IP-cent markpt fur the metal. With snosi
producers told ahead up to the first of May.
almost any flguri- might be quoted uithuiit
Hffei-lltiK present conditions There was u
tumor in the trade that tlerinan Interests
h id recpntly pun liaM-d poutuls of
the metal, which was helng held nwultliiK ?
oi-portunlty f'-r shipment to 'lertnaiiy
In the eiiulpinent stocks Haldwln J.oco
motive Issues were weak. < ?tI sto, ks were j
ftronc T--x!?? Company galnlliK points i
and Mexican i'etroli-um holding a point Kain. j
Baltimore and t>h!o. and Neiv Haven were (
Ftenily. but firm A drive was made at New |
York Central, hut this movement was .lis j
credited. The st-u k closed iincl.iiiiKed. I'riion 1
I'aclllo rose to : on tiie .iii nnv stat"
ment. notw Ithstandiln; a lier'iiue in KM"-s !
of and i. loss ot 5.1s.i--" In ?n-t tin- j
tlintres heniK t'otter tlian expected. i'IiIi .iiro 1
and Northw . stern for .lailU.lt \ K lined }??'.- I
l>>' pt'i ss and SJ1J ? nut
To-day's Streiifin In prices dill net cri ;
.-.to inn- h .-iitliu -laMn. Hon l th i!liic.s were !
ipstrlcled hy ti..' rettti-eil offeiitujs lor for- i
i-Ikii account it 'm ini; tell th .l loriicn ;
liiiulilatlon w .s aitim.i. v restrained, and Is >
uki-ly to he roni-ivt'i! at the tlr.-t otipurtutiity. I
ti* to-ii.i> s Ktroimth il.U not en-ate m-jcli '
enthuslaani In prlcen. I
NTW YOHK. l-'ehruary r.,nl?ii-tliiB ion- !
? itlons nt home and ahroad imparted a j
? nimble tone to to-day's stm i; market,
whieh opened at Keni-r.il advanees over j
yesterday* close, soon made further Kilns j
<<nd then fell back, displaymg some ti.in- !
lie** nt the close.
The grain markets were a factor In 'his
movement, another sharp break tn options
MiKRestliiK anxiety respecting the status ol I
111" t-\|mrt situ..Hot
Another gold importation from Canada .
was the most direct development In lon-li;u
exehnnse bills on l.ondoii inanlfeMlns mure I
steadiness, but remittance* to the <"oti- '
nnent. 'specialiv Herm.uiy. showing further I
depreciation. Italian exchatise was 'a-jaln
t- \ i-tlsh.
UoinbarUment of the Turkish forir hy the ;
nines was neutralized by inii.ors ot a
?urprnslon of aaUlngs from prim Ipal Kng
lish* porta, hui this i.-itter Ini i lent t.ille.i of
influi-ni o on deiu.,1^ from authoritative
miii r?'pH
Sp? citlc movements of sto-ks in tiie locn!
inH.rket Included sudden w-akii'-Ms m New
1 urk i 'ent ra I, with moderate sti .-ii^-tli In the
i oalei'M. l'ai itlc.s, f,. i,ai.:. in l'a- Un e.\? e |iti -1.
t nlted States c*te*- . thi I'opfi- -> a'ul cci -
tsln ."tieclaltles Now lliveii I- a-ue
live in the later < ptions of pi n et, well i
abovo !t? lati -I miiiimuni. Itin k Islann s
stock and collate! . l-m-la s.nd at lov . t
? luoi.itiona. in coime<|tioncc. It was thought !
in the Ii ti .i ii. i :i I ill in t ol tli" t"<tiiiion\
brought out by the Interstie I 'ollllllel < e
C(Nii mission. I'lnai.ii'i mu-i utiot.H oi i.-i
week liidbatil a s ?> un >. i ,t| e i-.ish gain
by local bank Till! Ii: ? -1 - ??> t.la\i-l, b.itis
lor three nr.. tout .i. niths lug negotiate.!
si .1 t? I 314 |Ht i ? ? I I
t-'lrmness ru - d In tin bon-l in.iik-t. local
tia-tiotis, Soul lot ii I'.n ill- ,tnl Mi- -on rl l'a
clfic issues rtilK'tlng moderate Intiulry,
T-?tal sii i . par valm ..ggr--gai- -i M *
t ritt(-ii .-lit'-* :o\Ll nnielu t ?. 1111 i - wet i ? u n
i. Itu eii ol: -ail
S I" W VoHK, I'cl.t uatj .- >t ? : aiitl!e pa
per. Jtjjjl. HterlliiR exchange, ute-idy; si\t\
iiay I? i.,b, ^-l 1.', i? ? i .vi. i .*i ^ , Jot t.
liianl Itai \-r, .M- \b in ilu.
,r<- 3 V1 ?_ r.o. i-i iiimni Points st.-.iy; i ,.i
I oa i ? hoods. I. T t ?. 'I 11 ii.- 11. . i. ?. st".tly; sixty
II a> . . ... ti: :.et y .i , . - - . " . .. ? ?ri tli.
, Call liiotM^'' sti ivJy. ruling i.?t_
BOWO LIST
A T J? i*.:? i. -j. it 1.111* l:-l V
AtiiuUlc Coast l.:m- !. .? t: >1 N t< > l>i<l > v.
\ ? I. r\ Irt tin ! lit 11 i 11lore i iM.ii. 't
< ihoca !???:? 1:? a ? 1 " ?! .<> ? i \ (1 s- . . t
J.it'P' H HII'l .\ly. IS . o I I'M! i I'M
1.1 irI. -tt ill M> ?.:?!? . a
J.orlllit'I tuy .- tltlil)
j.nrin.ini Company 7? (bill) ,
Sort" K ?itnl \V< ?t"M. ? > '|\ I'-.v . : 1
Sr.iKi.il .1 .Mr I .!???? t.-iti.|M-.l i-. iM.it .. v
-?? ii .-Mr I.Ini .i ; ..- . . t. ,
Si?u'h>'i ll lthU\va> t-. ... %
.utliem ll.ii.ua) ?> .
I mt Vtl ?- ' ' I' ?-? ?? ' ? '1 ' i
t ?- 1U-KI-I.T.- I '??? . iNyj,
4 . J- lt? J. IM -..i 1 Cxwtf ?'? ? u.ski ..
Wiil .t.-li t> is . . .8
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Kll II.MtlMi - I <H K MA I: Iv 1.1
n. ? ..-i.,- ? h .v . ...
i... ti:i. tat V.t 1 in ..try . .
STA'J'K ?- tl-1 11 t ii.i
\ lilti L'. nnl I., " j
\ ,i t . i ; alive - .1: - .
I I., IO . - 1 ' ? K > I . : i....
\ ml l'u?i r Cu .
j.fti Vm
;. . I i.r'.i ' i i? S'1'J( KS.
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i . Nutloua It ink . i ?
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a: C?ir:.
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NI W YOitK. i.-.iy i t , ;r
i.ir ..tin ui.h-ti.- i ? t :?>. .v. ii
fully ui> lo PipKt ilo?? . tiftor n|..-n- |
' v >' ? 1 \ it * ? ' - 1 ?> 3 ;t .i: : t i. ??
\M ' * ?\? ? ?? ' I'! ' '.It i"i - . i .?
\n ......I Jilt S'll ti.- '? .11 ? I ? ? |U|.| it ...j. ..I
.. Mil..' ?' > ? ' ? - I ? ' ' ' - r ill. ,? .
tvn. ItnlK . !'i? i i .? ? .. .-vI i. ?. ;
S.iut h.-r ? i" . ? ? I ' i ??! i ?
that ml :t f. :i i. I.: . t ?! i. .%. ? Vt.vl:
liiifl h* . n ? ? ? n i. ?:
t ;. :v i ii : I : i .- J j?ri ..... ;.
< to ;>? It.'." ti- ' i.:.
l.aKi. .it t ... I 1 rha-l. r
HIt'1 pllV.. ? \\ I ' h I tlllK H.11K! |1. u
celling Ir. ?? ' f. vfV.. ; t urili-i u
of lorul H i . . ' ? .i l ? . Hi,- . ; iv..
inori t Iih ' ? ? I : - ? i . t i..
rov?*rltM <>1 '? t" ? I*". .( I in t||._.
luitt ir.i'Sit K
Colt^jn futur.f ci<.vt *<-? 1
< 1 ' it - V| !.(,.! (*|,l>*
March S
M?tv ' > ?: '
.Inly ' ? ? I '
lli-ldbfr >'j
l>?ri>inher ?? :"
Spot cotton, rjulct; Til I >i > 11 i ^ j., ., v
.Vu skIch
KKW VOItK 1't l r j !'? m u..\ ..ri:.-nt
Mi ittiUiK. ? t >f n: I
Total lo-0?y .it il |iort?--Not n . ;jit? t:.
? tit bul^t<? xI1'.11 * 1 ????< > , ; ? It 1 My
c?J7 Itak-c
Total for wof-V Nt-t rccrlptn T t r.r>J t. tfos:
? xii.irtH, '/'iZ.brf' 1 .
Total tor *? ? N>t locelp'h. '.'<cz.'j:3
laics, cxjiort*. . i ?. >? n
NP.W OHI.KAN 1-. I riji-rt T Tlif --.t
f>n market ?*" "? ? ?- >!'?' niriow ?<. - '
prlrej- lit lh? ?il*-'? ? inj; I to f. |...;it-.
< vi" > ??j.NTitiiy'n ll)i . at tin- |.,n.- -i >,
to < iinrtrr. ? . ?.!. at n? t
. (,t ? t.;> 3 points . ; Wt-ro aSKIlt..i|\ o
Stork.
? ("'Alaska Col,l
Ailis-t"lialuii rs
Allis-<'lialnieis, pf<|
100 Amalgamate:! Copper ..
A"i. Aire, Choin., cum...
? <? Amor. I!r?t SiiKttr, com.
1..'00 ,\ morion n < *a n
.'(Hi American Can, pfd.....
10C Amor. Car ami Kdrv
American Cotton oil....
''00 Amor. 11ido and Lea., pr.
American Minseod oil...
100 Aiiioi icait Locomotive
Amor. Malt Co. pfd
400 American Smelting ....
American Snuff, com...
1,000 Amcricaii Sucar
1 "Hi Amor. TV I. and Tol. Co..
?'oO Amorjt'.'in Tobacco, com.
? _ American 'Poltacco, pfd,
J. i on Anaconda Copper . . .
1.100 Atchison
Atlantic Coast Lino
A. C. M. of Connecticut..
00 Malt (more and Olilo
0,300 |<( tlileliem stool Co., com
-00 let lileliom Steel Co., pfd
British-Amor. Tob. Co..
Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
1,700 ("out ral I.eatlier. com...
Canadian I'acitic
400 California Petroleum ...
1.000 Chesapeake and Ohio...
Chicago Ureal Western.
Chi. Croat West., pfd...
?SOOChi., Mil. and St. Paul..
JOOCIiino Copper
Crucible Steel Cot., com
Crucible Stool, pfd
? "(dorado Piiel and Iron..
Colorado and Southern..
Coitsol idatcd ( >:is
Corn Products, com....
I'en. and Itio (Iran., com
,300 lirie
400 Krie, 1st pfd
Kod. Min. and Sin., pfd..
r.00 Ceil, Klectric \ 2 I'. C...
7no < Soodrich, coin
700 Croat Northern, pfd....
1 500 Croat Northern Ore Ctis.
Illinois Central
?'.00 |nterboro-Mot
500 Ipterboro-Met , pfd
lilt. Harvester, com
hit. Mer. Marino, pfd....
Int. I'apor
Otien. HIkIi. Low.
2S4 2S* 2S
JlY THOMAS IIHANCII & CO,
Clonltii;.
lthi. AsKfil
2S 2!>4
S III
37
523
no
3S4
-'6 i
924
40 J
4 5}
51?
:!7i
20 z
???> k
40 j
21
oo j
i o i i
'
2234
so 4
34 i
IN I
4 0
S I "i
3 11
I'll {
331
l :i ?.? >
31 i
113?
31
' 12
;>?>
r?3
3SJ
r?-; i
40 J
'20A
ii
?i I
102 J
1 INi
2212
253
IMS
314
l r.T d
isi
40 J
S5
35J
21 4
3 "? 4
1301
318
il J
12
r. ?*. i
513
37 4
2 6H
112 A
4 ui
24 i
2i
064
6i i
I
231
258
914
?'.4 4 054 C>4 4
54 4 54i 53 4
1034 103 4 103 4
so 4
321
155 J
184
4 0
S4 4
34*
20 J
"3 \
i3:'?
31
113-1
301
"i 13
55 ft
52?
4 S3
3S
26 J
'J 2
4 OH
45
253
11
204
2'.'
COS
1 12
2 *>
9}
21
3''
oT
152
1024 103
11 s4 lll'l
223 4 225
105 A 10(54
2 5 ij
04 i
654
544
103i 104
IS l s 4
25 J
0 4 I
00
1 12
05 g
54 ft
SOft
34*
S7 4
3 14
150 4 1 5 7 *i
ISi 1^4
f
4 0
104
27 9
SI *
35
\ 3 4
24
24
1154
?Jill
203
i:?o
31 i
1 135
.303
1034
111
55 4
-101
4 t
5
?4 0
1 0?
2S-J
S4-J
35 4
13-i
1101
5*
20 J
33 4
llii
314
1 14
31
lot; i
12
r?t?
i'4-J
58
Ha.ikors una liroker*.
Sale*. ntock.
Int. Paper, pfd
Kansas Citv So., com...
1,000 Lehigh Valley
lji(?K*itt ami Myers, com.
IdRKott and Myers, pfd.
00 Morlllard Tobacco, com..
Morlllatd Tobacco, pfd..
Mollis villo and Nashville.
1.300 Max well, com
2,000 Maxwell, 1st pfil
1.700 Maxwell, 2d pfd
SOO Mexican Petroutm
30o Miami Copper
soo Mo., Kan. ami Texas....
3,100 Missouri l'aeitlc
National Biscuit
0.500 New Haven
7,100 Now York Central
100 N. Y., Out. and Western.
200 N. ami \VtT x 14 p. c
1,soo Northern Pacific
100 Pacific Mail
200 Pennsylvania
People's t?as
P. C. C. and St. 1,., com.
1,200 Pittsburgh Coal, com...
200 Pressed Stool Car
Hy. Steel SprifiK. com...
10 700 Reading
200 Republic Iron ami Steel.
Republic 1. and S., pfd..
000 Rock Island
200 Rock Island, pfd
Sea board Air Mine, com.
400 Seaboard Air Mine, pfd.
St. Mouis-Southw., com.
Sloss-Sheffield
',500 Sou. Pacific x 14 1*. C
510 Southern Railway
700 Southorn Railway, pfd..
Standard Oil of N. Y . . . .
Texas Pacific
9,500 I'nion Pacific
1". S. Cast Iron Pipe, com
I'nited Cijjar Stores....
300 I'nited States Rubber..
21.S00 I'nited States Steel....
200 I'nited States Stool, pfd.
'.'00 Ptah Copper
100 Va.-Car. Chemical ,
Va.-Car. Chemical, pfd..
Wabash
Wabash, pfd
2.000 Western Pnion
.Total sales for day.
Total sales for week (four
Clonlnv.
Open. High. Mow. BUI. Asked.
324 334
32
24
01
24 4
07
isa
104
103
'?ii
S23
221
100
100J
p.l
104 4
204
2S 4
142
10
I
14
82
14
4 3
324 1314
75
Sij
25 4
05 4
is?
11
124
453
6
100
1014
10
104ft
20J
2S4
143
P.l
321
S24
1 1
4 3
54
413
103ft
504
203
54 j)
424
10.1J
51 a
2 o3
233
61
24 4
07
1S4
104
10}
*43}
sift
224
100
100J
10
1044
20
2S 4
142
19
S2
14
4 3
11SJ 119ft 11 S3
54
414
103 4
504
20
02i 024 ?2
171.000 shares.
days). 7s 1,000 shares.
205
114
173
24 4
02
25J
07ft
1 s 4
10}
m
lis}
4 5
S24
11S 119
72
20 204
27 4 29
204 22
I42H 1424
19 20
74 75
3 I
1 14
114 12
32 32
10
24 27
X2A 821
134 II
43 43
1X9 191
114 12
54
4 11
4
14
62 H
sellers it t!111Init there n continued '
demand for . ovi r? from the bear side.
The 'iiisi tiled wheat market musod more
?>r l< ? - ? lug. l * :?rcontending that iongi
In wheat, who -\ere alfo long "f cotton,
woulil sell tliel. tint on in order to be able
to protect t.iclr vvheat. There was iom? ?
talk of weaki r rpot markets, but It was
not borne oat by the official rep'jfts.
rile prow lug belief that planting of cot
ton this spring would bo Kroatelv reduced
wan a. steadying Inlluenco. Hullish ideas re
garding u< reage it grain In some iiuarters,
i.ontirmod reports from Texas, that much
cotton ground was planted In corn.
Cotton future!! flowed: March. 7 f<3; May, .
s iT; July. yjT, October. S.66; I'eeentber, 8 SI. i
Spot cotton, -inlet, unchanged. Sales on tho
*pJt. 07i bales; to arrive. .STu bales.
m:vv \okk i kudi'ci: makkkt.
N i-rVi-="H?b >HK. February rfi.- Uiw sugar.
easy ; molnssos, 4; contrlfugal, 4.77; re- |
tineii. tteady. lluttcr. Heady Cheese, un
settled Spot cuifee. nulct; Hlo No 7. 7*i;
Santos No I. !>??;.
Cottonseed oil wan higher to-<lay on -ov
eriiitr id shorts and 1 ? ai professional buy
Inn on the tlrmncKs in lard. Kinal prices 1
S'i I' t. -bowed a nei gain o! t to > points.
Sales. 9,900 barrels. The IIH?rKCt closed tlrm.
Spot, W (tld; Milroh. ?1.S4 i0 1. April, 6.StitV I
May. June, July, i
7.:;t'< 7. t; August. 7."?!,'.?*?. September, 7..K j
cituliei, 7.<>,".<7.:--.
Hlt liMON!) I'lillill t i; MARKET.
Wlitlei-ulo ((notations.
I Ttv l.evy Commission Co l
itlchmond, \'h , February ;?>. isis.
Chic'' r.s. choice, small. lb 17 to 8
Chickens, choice, medium, lb ... 15 to It; 1
>'hloiteny, large, lb to 15 i
ileti.-, |>er lb to '.3 i
11oo.'teicacli to 40
(leeso, tat. largo each 75 to tv
C-esu. Bin.ill, each Jj to 6j
Dressed Poultry.
for I'ound.
Dressed turkeys, fancy, hens.,.. :s to :3 1
Turkeys, loins 16 to 17 i
l urkeyj'. poor to fair 15 to 17 J
I lucks, choice IS to !7 ^
CioosCi choice 12 to 13 j
? lib kens, choice lti to ih '
liens, choice It to la |
i.uiiaas. each II) to 3) I
Kla,' t'rttteil.
In crates, near-by, fresh, iior. to 21
lluttcr. Per Pound. .
I'll till ly, choice, fresh to 17 .
Merchants', lair to jS !
l.l\e Stock.
'? mis. choice t? ? laticy I'l to lOVi 1
Veals, pool to fair 6 to 9
Ci'lvis. limners it to f. I
Sheep ... 4b.*to fif^
l.unibs, tprlns 7 to s
i at ic, fair to prima 7. to
Hogs 6 to "Si
Country Itiicon.
Hi ins. small, well cured... ?l to i
li iitia, medluilis, well curod ... 2) to 21
II I Ills, large, well cured W to 2! I
Sides, woll cured. 17 to IS
Shoulders, well cured 16 to 17
lliemcd IIokh.
Ilogs, choice. small J to 0
It oe-i, choice, large Kt^to 9
Hogs, off (lU.lllly C to 8 1
I lilies.
li ry (lint '? M
!lry .-ait to 22
< Sreeii. salt 'o 17
i Ireeli to
tin ii <1 imaged f to li
Tallow to
Kcei-wax
Pried I'rults.
\ pples. dark S 1?
\ pples. bright, ullceil 3 to
\ppl<n. > right, unal tered :i to
pea" li"t? l ight, peeled 11! to 13
poaeius, dark, peeled J> to
p. t lies mi peeled 3 'o 5
II!.ick berrbs a to
Whortleberries !?> U
K.thpbi-ri ics . miller >
-. ? 1;t i'. f-vi-ry :t .|i-m i nv.-.i .it tlm
11 1 ! -Hi: ?'??Stint'. W Ill-Ill i'V . II'TS It lll'i
rillo of tilmut 2 ocnlH .i Imshel. Bronilly
I' JI . v.it- I III' <**ll:ur?ti> I?"II :???! .1 rlly j ? m nil
l?ii' i ll .i in i > tli.it s . ? liii? lie!* nf Kits
?I! Ill t .vmlil Minn lin\ ? .1 f?????> I>111
lm, ^im liiti li-r- il liy lliil Turk*. Tin' mar
I.- I. In' iviA i I. riu!.<?? -i-v< ; :i! inipin t illt i .i I
1.. . mi il lli- Tin I- Ii w.i- mi i-Uii'il : I" '?%
I., i. r 1 ivt hi :lt ??mil i In-i ll 'v. in ,'-r\
i'-iwIi. aii'i "its nit 1" \ i*. I'm
\ i ^ i 11 s w ? ? il 11 ? I up .it nil iiilvmni- nf ?'?j-i
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v. .....' .i i :? i k. : civ,
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1" I- I
f.i-ti grain: Wlieiit, No. 2 rctl. $1 ICtfJl.jl;
KH IM.OMI iiKAIN M \ It Ii I: r.
I. U.llil'l I. V I . I Tliftl.lt I -?
wj,. >1 - >. i. ?. i i a : to:- . < iii:
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Winter st'id, lm; loin y 72
l.l U'L #
No. i' rye nominal
. o 4 i'; i' ii<? 1111 mi 1
>1 f.lil.i, li.ij: !nt> Imlllilljii
l(l( IIMIIMI M IV MAHIiKT.
1., lint' ii 1. vi' i'Vl rii.iry y, Ul'.i
I'i " ti . .r !'?' i 'lUoii'i nil Ih'o Kl.lt
ii I.xi ll.it.?<*:
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i ' .n\. t iiilxi'.l r? js ?
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1. pri ... I.rt'o lm ion... 11 &0 fi ?
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I. \ :<r>"-I. iff. lilllfK ,. 6j ?? ,?,)
M i i.i.I'T: ku.
' lilpstnir. winter r{l '-5 (/,
1 in. will tor t* (W
? '.ip 'till, ?prliif* . . "it f/i tf
!??< "i ri>rin?t -J6 '? (?!
IC If 11 MOS II 10lt.\<?0 MAIIKI'.T.
1 IK l'[i!ir Tom pi- ji - 1
? ai lm '.I. 1 '.-it ijiti v y, >>j ?.
DA UK r IUi.lJ,
i : 5 w
Short leaf
l.ong leaf * 00? J? ?>
\Vrappers " WW 1' ??
SUN-CUHKD
Priming* **?i2A,n?V?
i.??. $4 00?$ i oo
Short leaf 6 00? 9 00
Kong leaf s }'l fl
Wrappers 11 WW .S ("0
BR1GHTS.
v.MoicEna?
Common - $ 1 00?$ 9 W
Medium 10 UMf 12*50
Pine 14 00? IS 00
Cl'TTKHS- ^
Common 14 30W IS 00
Me Hum 1* O X? 2) 0>1
Pino 22 OOlJi) 2i 1)0
Pa nnv 25 00? H 59
PI 1.1.KUS?
Common 7 W? 9 00
Medium 11 <?? IS 00
C.ood 13 00? 10 00
Pine IS mt -- W
Common 2d ')0? 25 W
WltAIM'KRS?
Mo Hum 25 0-V? 30 00
Hood SO 00? 3."> ?)?)
Pine 27 50? 4it 00
I'll ICAtiO I.IVK STOCK MAItKKT.
| <' 111< 'ACiO. Pehruary Hogs. lower; h'llk.
I f' ' light. ??'.M'utC oi; mixed. S*- 4
h*'ivy. fti.: rough. SO.SVci'i 3":
pljrs. {... ~:,\i Ci:ttl\ slew. Native Hirers,
>". ? 151*. 1<>; town and heifers. $3.9>'(i$7.?Vi;
calves, $7.0?t1j?l0.i0. Sheep. firm. Sheep,
5t. v*> ijr.Ti; yearlings. }T C.'.'uJS.ii; lambs. ?7 yJ
Itl('II.MIIM) I.IVK STOCK JIAIiKF.T.
Kiclimond, Vn.. Pehruary 20. 1915.
Host Mi'ers, 7^ to >e; medium to good. ?j\
to 71-; common to fair, f>'.j to A; best lielfers.
?*\ to .-14; MK' llini to Kood. Z\ to , com
mon to fair. I\ to :'-j; best cows. Td'j to C;
med'.um t?> K<>"d, (?% to to fair.
to hest oxen, '? to *?**. common to
fair. 412 to ; hulls, Ito f., veals, s to 10;
dii k*. :? to . cow s and calves'. $'&) to $05; best
hogs, 7;i4, light. 7'4 to 7'?; sows and stags.
J1s to C'fe; host sheep. V;- to *;'??; medium to
i pioil, ?)'? to fi'-i; cui.'imoii to fair, 3'-i to 4's;
[ lambs. 7 to S
?M 1SCKI.KA N KOI'S MAKKBTS.
Dity uoous
N'I'W YOlllv. Pohiuary f..--Cotton Roods
were unlet and barely steady in the primary
j division to-day. Jobbers reported a very
steady trade In cotton domestics. Yarns
were dull Wool markets were very high,
j In some Instances prices being at record
levels. Silks were Irregular.
NAVAIi STOKES.
SAVANNAH. MA.. PMiruary 15.?Turpen
. tine. ilrtn. 42; sales, 22 casks: receipts, 41
I caskf; shipments. ;J casks: stocks, 31',S91
I t isKs. I:..sin. llrm. sales. barrels; re
| ? ?? 11,i "'.i.' barrels; shipments, none; stocks,
| ::>j barrels. tannic: a.. II.. 2.92'a.
! I'l-'TKRSKimr. I'KANUT MA15KKT.
< llr ;Soi ted h/ (Codgers. l'lummer & Co . Ine 1
I'I'TI USUI Hi;. \.\.. Pehruary JA ? Span
ish Partners' stock Market steady at
per bushel. Virginians: Partners' stoi k -
Market steady. I'.itiy .luinho, 3\c per pound;
fancy liamjphUed. ."bic per pound; ey.r.i
prime, ,V?c p. r pound, shelling slock. L'',? to
; ."'ic per pound.
TrmlliiK on Curb.
i NICW YOltK, Peiiruary "?>. Trading on
I the curb to-day wrs generally unlet, and
prices Hill-mated within nairow limits. The
, > I?ecia It lc-> were neglected. Itiker liegeman
|? orporatloti was trai'tlonally lower ,at C:V
I Alliunt, stocks were moderately active and
I steady.
SHELLING OF DARDANELLES
CAUSES HEAVY LIQUIDATION
Nnl Only AITVrtx WIipiiI, lint Corn ami Oats
as \\ ell Smile SrlliiiK Crt'llllrd to
I'orelKlier.s.
Cli lf'A?;o. Koliruury A visitor who
v. as here lo-ilny ami who has lieell through
thn i > irdttnet!?'?< thirty-two times. says thai
Is lortnleit it < > ti >; t y from one i>ik| to
t fn* ni 11 #? i. a ml that the siroiiK^t forts art.*
-til! to In- passed; thai tin -.trait is thirty
? Iclit ii.lies Ioiik. runi that the lie'st *'ottllled
position 11 at thi! city of I i.ir.la no.les which
nliotit half-way up the strait. To-day'*
i aides i mioiimlni: the ri'il'inion of the ? I e -
feii.itiiK ei:trnnre to Ho- l>r<lanolles caused
hen y ami Keneral liquidation. not only of
wheat, hilt of enril ami ...its as well May
v. In .il soli! off 7rv 'Holer yi.sloril.i?'s rlose,
ami f^iine of this selling w is Tedited to for
eigners. On the we.ik spots the htlvlllK
was Htronir In character, demonstrating that
wheat still lias many friends K.vporters
I..I in the buying of May. fash sales here
were sm ill at l".'.'> '< IiiikIio's. of v. hl It 't'.
i bushel:; were tiil(>'li by exporters The
i I teporteil ? ?.<"-<'?? bushels of wheal
Mil.I to foreigners. The Northwest an?l To
.e.io reported sales of the cash arti.-le for
export. the Northwest sales being at the
I? e?: premiums yet paid. The .l.ilv future
sold oil as ni K'h as :">c, at one llin? in this
market I.lverpool refused to take any .stoek
ii I >ie opetili ;.* of the Dardanelles. ,.s that
market was unchanged to 1.1 IiikIit foe
pot An unlikely story was elrru ated, say
.iis that Uin.iiar. hankers ami others who
'.lave loaned money on wheat In that coun
II v li.iie a leiimii:' I e.| al.ollt SV'kl.U"\> bushels
ii grain at l:l ok Sea ports, which Is re.i.lv
lor i hipiiient as soon as the ! Mr.laneller Is
open. Net losses were made in wheat h?re
i.. .lay of r. to i-V. with May sliowtnk the
:;r.test w t- i knevs
t ? in reacted fram the hottoin prices
i readi-d and c.lo-.ieil co lc lower. The
m.rn.'i show i I le rallying power early,
itut ..Iter II.'Oil rallied 1H lo !"*e. mid til ts
wa? fully maintain*-!. Cash sales here were
IW.COj bushels. of which 19>.000 bushels were
to exporters". l.ivorpool reported corn there
.is neglected.
Oats acted largely In .sympathy with the
oilier grains. una. while prlcen closed lower,
there was an undercurrent of strength, be
cntHB of the export takings at the seaboard
of 1.400,00> bushels, which Included flld.'MW
bushels nt Chicago
The conspicuous feature In the provision
market was the heavy liquidation by longs
In pork nntl ribs These products were ab
sorbed by shorts, and It Is believed that
packers supported ribs around Inside prices.
There was some Investment demand.
Kradstreet's.
N K W YORK. February 26.--Brailstreet's
to-morrow will say
"Itenewed expansion In trade, especially In
the Southwest, further speeding up In in
dustrial operations and excellent advices n?
to \slnte: wheat go h ind In hand with op
timism. which, however. Is tempered by
conservative buying There Is no disposi
tion to speculate as to the future, partly
because li is deemed prudent to wait for
expansion In the curtailed purchasing power
ni those dependent upon industrial opera
tions and partly l>e< ause banks are carefully
scrutlnUitig credits, even though money is
cheap,
"With war order.' furnishing activity to a
number <?!' lines, Idienetw ii.is decreased;
many ammunition plants are working dou
ble time: shlp-bullding yards face many
months of activity: automobile shops, espe
? tally those making commercial cars for use
in the Kuropeaii war zone, are speeding up.
and certain branches of the machine tool
industry are stacked with war orders.
"Hallway earnings are showing up better,
and January reports, taken collectively, are
? ikely to present a more pleasing view.
"Hunk clearings for the week (live days)
aggregate J2.."i/.i,4 '6,*X"\ n decrease of 7$ per
cent, as coiupareu wltli the like week last
year.
"Business failures, for the week were WO,
con.pared with W) last year. In Canada,
commercial failures number llfty-nine,
against forty-nine a year ago."
Hank Clcnrlng*.
[Special to The Times -Uispatcli.]
NEW YOItK. February lb. ? Hank clear
ings Ir. the United States for the week end
ing February -~u aggregate J'-'.-Vj't, IOC.'.?>),
against $2,977,231,000 last week and $2,721,222.
iXO in this week last year. Following are
th"' returns from the principal cities for
this week, with percentages ot change from
this w. k lust year:
New York. M,3I!.7S9.??); decrease. 10.8.
Chicago. $223, 327.000; decrease. 6.1.
i'hilaiiclphla. $120 .979.W0; decrease. 213.
Boston. jll3.t,-T,i.'X'; decrease, 1..V
St. i.ouls, ,:t>3.-> ; decrease, 4.5.
Kansas Cttv. f'.l.l2.,c-"\>: increase. ?7.0.
I'lttsburgh. i J?,C73.> CO: decreane, 0 6.
Snn Francisco. $37,107,*<?; decrease, 1.7.
Italtiiuore. $27..'i: 1,>v>; decrease, c.l.
.M In.iea polls, $2.1.9GS,0<W: increase. 26.1.
Detroit. IS*.t"*7.?>0; decrease. ia.O.
Cincinnati, 47i.vrt; decrease .*?. 1.
1'level.1 no. 519.i.."?),(>.'); Increase. S.2.
I.oh Angeles. $l."i.290,<W<?; decrease. 21. t
.New Orleans. $ I ?i. > o.'A*); Increase, 14.7.
Omaha. f !ii,7.V2,o.h. Increase 1.0.
Milwaukee. # 1.3.'/-O; increase, 3.1.
Atlanta. $1I.:V.'4. < decrease. 9.y.
I.oulsvllle, $l2.:i>?.0<>0: decrease. '>.5.
Seattle. decrease. 10.S.
Kulfaio. SS.:''.il?>; decrease, 4.2.
Port I it nd. Ore.. lO.OO.OW; decrease. 10 3.
Deliver. *7.239.t?}; increase. 5.S.
lloiision, $9.jj9,i>. >. lie reasc. 17 J
Kichmond. $.*?,-137.0: increase, 2u. -.
I ndianiipolis. $7.:> ?V>?>; increase. 7.1.
Providence. fj.M2.'>>J; decrease S.S.
Kot t Worth. }7.217.oO>; increase, S.S.
Washington, D. C? |6,i)59,i>X>; Increase, 0.2.
WHEAT PRICES SMASHED |
|
CHICAGO. February 26.? Kxcltemcnt i
I over I ho prospect tlmt the Dardanelles
| minht l>o forced, altering the entire j
i world supply and demand situation as I
i to wheat, smashed prices for that
j cereal to-day to a level 14 1-2 cents a
j bushel below last Saturday's values. i
May wheat at one time touched $1.46, !
i ;v fill) of 7 &-S cents from last night, 1
| but closed nervous, with Hornet hi iik of
t a rally, at $1.49 1-4. July was more
t largely traded In. dropped f> cents to
| $1.20 1-4, and finished 3 cents off for
j the clay.
DEBT COMMISSION NAMED
(iiivernor of W'rsl Virginia Adiioiihitn I
New Appointments.
CIIARMCSTON. W. VA.t February 20.
i?Governor 11. D. Hatfield to-day an
nounced the new members of the Vir
ginia Debt Commission for this .State. f
The Legislature recently passed a ;
measure, reducing the commission from
eleven to live members. Besides the j
Governor, as ex-oflicio member, the!
new commission will comprise \V. I). ?
Ord, of L.andgraf, ami Judge John W. !
Mason, of Fairmont, Republicans, and '
Joseph Miller of Kenova, and Thomas'
l<*. Ice, Jr., of Phillippi, Democrats.
g Somebody
*.
remarked the other day that the VIRGINIA
TRUST COMPANY was known as the
"SAFE EXECUTOR !"
We have spent big money in printers' ink,
with a view to lodge that FACT in the public
mind.
Established 1892.
Capital Stock $1,000,000.00
Surplus and Profits ... $ 300,000.00
1106 East Main Street.
RICHMOND.
FINANCIAL OPERATIONS
OUTLINED BEFORE I. C. C.
WASHINGTON. February 2G.?Finan
cial operations ot tho Chicago. Hook
Island and I'nclflc Hallway Company
between 1 i*01 ami 1914 were outlined
to-day by Daniel C!. Held In the Inter
state Commerce Commission's Investi
gation of the railroad. Ills testimony
bore mainly on tho organization of the
yesterday by l>. Held In tho Inter-'
financial transactions after 1901, In
which year, Mr. Held sahl. lie and Juri^o
William II. .Moore. J. II. Moore and Wil
liam 11. I-ieetls controlled about 5-0,
000.SI00 of Hock Island stock.
Tho holding: concerns, organized In
1902. he said, were known as tho Iowa
and New Jersey Companies. Tho Iowa
i corporation held tho majority of tho
I Hock Island Hallway, the operating
I company, while the New Jersoy con-|
cern controlled the Iowa corporation
and the preferred stock of the New \
Jersey Corporation controlled that I
company through special powers In the
election of directors.
Chief counsel for the commission.
Folk, asked Mr. Held If the result bad
not been to "load upon tho back of
the operating company." capitalized at
?fiO.OOO,OOD, some $350,000,000 In capital
ization to bo kept up. '
"There was nothing to be kept up
1IOTKLS.
11.60 Per Day Upward.
AmorUan:
JS.00 Per Day Upward.
Table d'Hote Breakfast.
Lunch and Dinner.
RAILROADS.
Richmond & Rappahannock River
Railway Company
IRichmond.
?7:00 A. M.
?11:00 A. M.
T3:30 P. M
19:00 A. M
I^nvf Panmnkey.
?8:15 A. M.
?12:15 i*. M.
t4:45 M
r.o:i? .V. M.
?Dally wc?pt Sunday. tUuilr. tSuudu onir^
Richmond & Chesapeic Gay Railway Company
SupiThrdiiiK Mrtirdiiie of April 14. 11)11
(schedule Subject to Cbunco H Itbuus
Notice.
Trains lenves Richmond h*a:o0 A. M.. *7 A
M.. bS A. M.. 9 A. M.. "10 A. M.. 11 A. M..
t P. M.. 2 P.? M.. 3 P. M . b4 P. M.. 6:20 P
M.. 6:iJ P. M.. 7:10 t. it.. b? P. U.. 10 P.
M . 11: to P. M.
Trains Ifive Ashlnnu *S:W A. M.. b*7 A. M
f A. M.. b9 A. M.. M> A M.. "11 A. M.. *13
noon. ??! 1?. M.. 2 P. W 3 P. M.. 4 P. M..
P. M.. C:& P 11.. .110 P. U.. ? P. M.
b9 P. M.. '.I P. M.
bCarrles baKE'jp* 'Dally except Sunday.
".Sundii'ii only.
8KAHI>AKD AIR UN'ft KAILWAf.
"The Progressive llallnay of the nuutb."
Southbound trnlnb scheduled to leave Rlcb
mond Unll;i : 9:00 A. M? Local to Norllba. 1:24
P. M? uieopors and couches, Atlanta, Bir
mingham. Jacksonville; 10:3J P. M.. sleeptr
to Hur.ilnt and couches to At iinta and Bir
mingham; 11:17 P. M., FiorUlu I.imited; 13:44
A. M? Bleeptrp, Atlanta. Birmingham.
Memphis. Jackjouvllle, Tampa oi.d couctm
Jacksonville.
Northbound trains scheduled To arrive ta
Richmond dally; i:K A. M.. 1:25 A. M_ 1:11
A. M.. P M. 5:46 P M.. LacaL
pxitacxx x xsr. xsricsr
j Your
1 Chance
t;
WII.I. COM 10
Z\ some ?lny, some time. "Will yon
Lj be prepared with the necessary
cash? Your deposits made rcf
tilarly and consistently in our
Saving!* Department will ennble
/, you to seize the opportunity
when it comes. .J
sary Wj
re?- t
First
National
Bank
Ninth nntl .Main.
I'npMnl nnd SurpliiM, 3:t,(H>0,000.
K*^ .2Uk 2x^^b A
RICHMOND!
TRUST
SAVINGS1
.COMPANY,
Let Us
Mail
You One
Tf you will send ua
your name and ad
dress we will mail
you a little booklet.
It will explain the
difference between
Corporate and Indi
vidual administration
of an estate.
A postal card will
bring it to you by
next mall.
One Million Dollars
Capital
on SI50.000.000." Mr. Held said, add
ing that stock In the Iowa company to
tliat amount had never been taken
from the Central Trust Company's
vaults In Now York.
Krcderlck C. Sharood, an expert for
itlio commlfiHlon. dus-crlhliiK tho purcliawo
?of tho Choctaw, ?<)l<lahoma apd (liilf
> stock of the Kock Island saltl the pur
i chaser had paid approximately 52 I.QOO.
I onii for stock which had a par value of
I nearly $10,000,000.
KAIIJtOADH.
! tiicmottQ, Freiiericitsb'i & Potomac it. k.
I TO AND FROM WASHINGTON AND BEYOND
IjVhvu ltlolimond
?r?.4H A.M. 11) rd St. Sta.
A.M. Main Si. Ma.
Arrive itlolimond.
?7.i0 A.M. HjrdSt.Sla.
*1.10 I'.M. Main St.Sin.
I *7 10 A.M. Ilyrd Kt. Sis.; *2.60 I'.M. II) rd St.Stn.
?7.27 A.M. Main Si. Sia.i *0.2*> P.M. tlyrd St.Sta.
?8.4.1 A.M. lit rd SI. Sta.l *IM>0 P.M. Itjrd St.Sta.
*10.21 A.M. Ilrrd St. Sta. UO.00 p.m. IljnlSt.Sia.
?11.01 noou IIj rd St.Kla.'i 1.16 P.M. MaliiSI.Sta
*8.30 P.M. II) rd St. Sla.M1.30 P.M. ll)rdSt.Stn.
Vi.lj P.M. Main SI. Sin. *l2.?fi nUlit MalnSUSta.
?K.20P.M. It) rd St. Sla '?12.40 nliclil ll)rdSI.Sia.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS-WEEKDAYS.
I.rarr Ilyrd St. Klu. 4.00 P. M. for Krpdrrlrkwborr.
l.eare lifba Sta. 7.45 A.M., *. If? 1'. 11.,(J.30 P.M. for
Aaliland.
Arrive llyrd St. Sta.K.2.1 A.M. from Krcdorlch*b'?.
Arrlfp Kllm Sta. U.30 A.M., 11.25 A. M. 0.42 P. M.
from Anhland.
Sundsjr iiironimNidft'Ion tra'tiii Ir;iTt? KIba 4.IS
P. M. for Krrdi'rlrkNliurg; arrI<c ?ibu 11.2j A. M.
from Krednrlrkubur;.
?Daily. I Wctlcdayii,
All train* to or from Byrd Street Station
I atop at Elba. Time of nrrivala and departure*
! not cuarantaed. Read the aiena.
Atlantic Coast Line
j The .Mnnouid Kuilrond of llir Smith.
EFFECTIVE J AN U A It V 4. 1916.
TRAINS l.EA VE ItlCU.MONU OAll.T
I For Florida. arid South: 0:16 A. M. and i:Ji
j P. M.. U:v> P. M . 12:U> A. U.
I For Norfolk: ?:<? A. M.. S:ihJ P. 41. 4:1?
" M.
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80f? Knot Alain Street.
Branch OJllceB: JefTerson?Murphy ?
Richmond Ilotela.
"TIME AND TROUHT.R SAVER!"
AUCTION SALKB?To-Day
Hiiglhi C?inisftaM?ys Salle
l will sell by public unction on 8AT
ri(l>AY, Till-: 27TI1 HAY OF FEBRU
AltV, 1JM5/11 o'clock A. M., at my store
house, No. laOO East Franklin, the fol
lowing property, to satisfy distress
warrants and executions in my hands:
Lot of Household Furniture, 2 Run
,iIkinis, Ruggy, IMaiio. I'alr Computing
Scales, lot of Leather ICnce Pads.
Tobys, lot of Opera Chairs with Iron
fi nines, etc.
TMItMS: Cash.
W. II. WVATT. JR.,
II. C\. C. R.
AUCTION SAIiKS?Future Days
ItV GOLSAN NAS1I. INC..
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TKI'STEHS A1TCTION RALE OF LOT
C. HIIv 12. WASHINGTON TER
R M 'E.
In execution of a certain deed of
trust dated April 25, 1013, and recorded
in the clerk's olilce of the Hustings
Court, Part II., of the city of Rich
mond. Va., in I >. 15. 31*, page 96. default
having been made In the payment of
the debt thereby secured, and being
directed so to do by the noteholder, we
w ill sell at public auction on the prem
ises on
MONDAY, MARCH 1. 1915,
at 1:1.". o'clock I7. M.,
the following described property lying
and being in the city of Richmond, Va.,
in Washington Ward, to-wlt: Lot 6,
in ISIook 12. in the plan of Hnllevue.
beginning at a point on the south lino
<?f lb-IIevue Avenue, distant sixty-three
feet six-tenth inches east of the south
east intersection of Twentieth or Lee
Street with Uellevue Avenue; thence
extending in an easterly direction and
fronting on the said south line of Uelle
vue Avenue thirty-one feet three-tenth
inches, thence back from said front be
tween parallel lines to an alley ten feet
wide.
TERMS: Cafh as to so much of th?
proceeds as may be necessary to pay
the costs of executing this trust and
the expenses of sale, including a trus
tee's commission of 5 per cent, and to
pay off ten notes of 17.50 each, with
iiilorest from April 25. 1913, and addi
tional interest amounting to J32.72 and
the bnlatice payable J7.50.-per month
with Interest at the rate of G per cent
? per annum and secured by deed of
trust on the property; or ail cayh, at
the option of tiie purchaser.
J. l'til'E NASH.
Trustee.
GOLSAN Sr. NASH. INC..
Auctioneers.
Ity .1 I>. CARNEAL & SON.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TIU'STEE'S Al'i'Th >.V SAI.E OF SEVEN
ATTltAt *TI V K AND \VEI,I< I.OCATKD
itwKi.i.ixd.s <>x cnrucH him*
N<?S. S -1II- r_' xoitril T'.VENTY
Tl I! Ft I.?: f. I tt .VoltTil T\V KNT Y-SEV
EXTli ST It EFT. AND 2214, 2216 JEF
FKItSON A VK.VCK,
Hv virtue of r certain deeri of trust
I ????->?? in>>?? r 24. 1913. nm! recorded
In tti.- clerk's oitire, Richmond Chan
cery Court, in i?. II. 226-H. P. 147, de
fault having been made In the payment
of a portion of the debt secured there
I'.v, and having been required by tho
beneilclarv therein so to do, I will, on
WKIJXKSDAV, SIAltrH 3. 1915,
Commencing at 4 o'c lock P. At.,
on tin? premises proceed to sell'the fot
lowing properties, situated in the city
of Richmond, Vh.:
Firm: That lot of land with four
dwel 1 ings thcr'-nn; commencing on tho
western line of Twenty-third Street, at
its Intersection with tho south line of
l.'iph Street, tlience running south
ward'.y aloni; and fronting on the west
ern line of Twenty-third Street, 74 feet.
:? 1 -1 Inches, to an alley 11 feet 6 inches
wide, thence back westwardly 82 feet
more or less to an alley in common in
the rear, improvements consist of four,
six-room dwellings. In good order and
ar" at tin- Junction of Jefferson Avenue
and Twenty-third Street.
Second: Immediately thereafter, say
at 4:3o o'clock P. M? that lot of land
\sith dwelling thereon on tho eastern
side of Twenty-seventh Street, between
I..-lgh and M Streets; commencing; at a
point 131 feet 4 Inches south of it
Street, and fronting southwardly on the
eastern line of Twenty-seventh Street
32 feet 1 inch, and extending; back
eastwardly, between slightly diverging
lines 12f> feet, to n rear line 34 feet 3
Inches long. Improvements cotjsist of
a detached six-room dwelling, In, good
order.
Third: Say nt r> o'clock P. M? that lot
of land with two dwellings thereon:
commencing on the northern line of
Jefferson Avenue, at a point 152 feet
r> 1-4 Inches from the intersection of
the northern line of Jefferson Avenue,
with what Is commonly called tho
northern line of Clay Street, thence
runnlni; eastwardly along and fronting
on Jefferson Avenue 45 feet C Inches,
thence back northwardly between lines
parallel, or nearly so. Ri* feet 3 Inches
on its eastern boundary and 86 feet !>
inches on the western boundary to an
alley in the rear. Improvements con
sist of two ? semi-detached, six-room
dwellings.
These properties are all fine renters,
and is just the class of property which
pays best. They are especially attrac
tive and desirable on account of the
numerous comforts and facilities in this
locality, such as Jefferson Park, smooth
paving, the yiaduct and electric lines
on Jefferson Avenue. Will pay well as
an Investment or as homes. Positively
if you want good investments, attend
this sale. j
TKitMS: Whereas, the deed requires
all cash, yet accommodating terms mav
be had, which will be announced at sale.
J. T. CARNEAU
Trustee.
By .T. P. OA UN E AT. & SON.,
iteal Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEE'S AUCTION
SALE OF
i
Psropsiriy, Mo?. 2112 Rasa
dloSplhi standi 224 S. FnMa Sfta.
1!y virtue of a certain deed of trust
dated December 21, 1913, and recorded
in the clerk's nrtice, Richmond. Chan
cery Oourt, In I>. 1J. 22tl-U, P. 147, de
fault having been made in the pay
unlit of a portion of tho debt secured
thereby, and having been required by
the heneflciary therein so to do, I
will. Oil
TUKSDAY, MARCH 2. 10ir?v
Commencing at 4:30 o'clock P. M.,
on th<* premises, proceed to sell the fol
lowing properties, situated in city of
Richmond, Va.:
First. That lot of land, with brick
tenement dwelling thereon, beginning
at a point on the western line of Ran
dolph Street, distant 1 Oil feet, more or
less, south of the southern line of Tay
lor Street, thence running southwardly
along tlie said western line of Randolph
Street, and fronting thereon seventeen
feet, more or less and extending back
wostWardly 13<> feet ?! inches. Improve*
men Is consist of a six-room brick de
tached dwelling, in good order; always
rented; splendidly located, being near
school and church. Will make a good
home or a well-paying investment.
Second. Immediately thereafter,say
at "> o'clock I'. M., that lot of land, with
improvements -thereon; beginning on
the western line of Fifth Street, at a
point -fS feet north of IJyrd Street,
thence along the western line of Fifth
Street 22 feet, to an alley 9 feet 3
Inches wide, and back 100 feet. Im
provements consist of a two-story
semi-detached brick dwelling, five
rooms, in good onl-wir?'Sgune tenant for
over twelve years. Will pay well an
an investment; also is in tho centre of
factory sites, and may be of grerrt value
some day. Positively If you want roo&&
Investments attend this salo. '
TKHMS: Whereas, the deed requires
all cash, yet accommodating terms may
be had, which will he announced at
sale. J. T. CARNEAU
?_ Trustee.

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