davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona republican., 1913-08-15

FOR SALE-5-room modern frame house, s20OO. Groom modern, pebble dash, $325O. 1 lot, 5Ox14O. West Adams St, $750. lot 5Ox140. West Jefferson St. 5000, 1 lot 75x140 West Jefferson St. close to Capitol Grounds, $500. Union Realty Go. II East Adams St. If CORNER LOT IN KEN1LWORTH SOUTH FRONT, BIG BARGAIN.
 SEE JOHNSTON,
 r w. ADAMS. If
Arizona republican., 1913-08-15

LOT 31 in block 1 Las Palmas ad- dition $750, terms. M F. Dewitt, 30 N 2nd Ave. If
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-01-09

w SOBOTE wieczorem
ustapi1 dotychczasowy audi
tor powiatowy pan, J6zet
Winczewski, z swego urzedu
auditora powiatowego. Ra-
zem z MIN ustapi} superinten-
dent powiatowy, a nowy "a
Rad zaja} m%iejsce W powiecie.
Pan Winczewski by} przez 10
lat zastepca auditora, a przez
ostatnie 8 lat auditorem. Pa
nu Winczewskiemu urzedni-
cy W powiatowym urzedzie
pozostali, wreczyli jake upo-
minek guziki do manklet6w
wysadzane dyamentami. Pan
Winczewski byf W swym u
rzedzie bardzo punktualnym,
wzorowym sumiennym przez
wszystkie lata.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-01-09

Zy1y vase nape}ni bogata,
czerwona krwia. Da wan do
bry apetyt, odbuduje cia}o,
zrobi was zdrowymi i szorst-
kimi. Hollister'a Rocky
Mountain herbata jest zabez-
pieczeniem zdrowia; 35c her.
bata lub tablety W Brown'a
City Drug Store.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-01-09

PAN Saucepan Wfodarczyk
Z iona z Owatonna, Mimi.
przyjechaf do Winony W zesz.
lynn tygodniu W odwiedziny
do swych i swej zony krew-
nych, do p. Leona kosihskie-
go i Jakuba Rogalla. Odwie-
dza takze W Pine Creeku pan
stwo Kramer6w i innych. Ia
b&wia tn okofo diva tygodnie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-01-09
z pred lat rs.
Pod t.; mnagl6wkiem bedziemy podawat "
kazdy,n numcrze Wiarusa'' najwazniejsze
sprawy oa6lne ! II icjscowe.

sprawy o46lne ! micjscowe.
Wiel. ks. Proboszcz By.
zewski W Winonie pobiogo.
s1awi{ dnia 9go stycznia
zwiazek malze6ski pomiedzy
mlodym farmerem Francis2-
KLEIN Marchlewiczem z pa.
rafii Pine Creeckjej, Wis.,, a
parma Joanna Drazkowska z
Winony. = Dnia 10 stycznia
pomiedzy Franciszkiem Wat
kowskim a parma Bibianna
Kropid}owska oboje z WI
nony.
w siolach pod Winona
wysoki license s]prowadzii
przymusowa ~wstrzemiezli.
wosc. Dotad tylko diva "a
lony ponowi}y license.
Przez charter Winony
przy]ety przez ostatni Sejm
Stanowy W St. Paul, obszar
miasta naszego powiekszony
zosta1 O 1868 ARROW i obe]-
mule obecnie wog6le 1857
ARROW.
W ckolicy Dodge, miej-
s:owosci tylko mil II cd
Winony odleg|ej, grasuja to-
raz wiki do tego stopnia4 re
nawet "a dnia bialego ME
jest bezpiecznem wstqp:c do
boru bez broni. Dzieci nieja.
kiego Palmerlee, wracajac do
domu, napadn;ete zostafy
przez wiki blisko rzeki
Trempleau. Farmerowi jed
menu pozar}y wiki W necy
szese owiec. Wiki "a dnia
wycbodza re swych kryj6wek
j prxerazliwie wyia. Snieg
pokrywa ziemiq ma % Gale i
bardzo jest miekki, wiec
zwierzeta tylko z wielka tru'
dnoscja NIGGA przechodzit z
jednego m%iejsca ma drugie.
w Cleveland, 0. odby}y
sic W kosciele ~niemiecko-
katolickim, W 6rode % CRU
dnia, 1887 r. prymicye Wiel.
KS. Rosi6skiego, wy6wieco'
nego ma kap}ana W dniu u
grudnia p1zez Biskupa Gill
more.
w Texas ko}o Bozego Ma.
rodzenia nagle tax gwaitowny
uderzyi mr6z, re ludzie marzli
W polu.
Prezydent Cleveland poda-
rowal Oicu sw. z okazyi Jego
jubileuszu wspaniaIe wyko'
many %egzemplarz Konstytu.
cyl Uni Stan6w Zjednoczo-
n,y,h P61nocnej Ameryki.
Doreczy} go Ojcu 6w. spe-
cyalny correspondent balti-
m~orskiego Sun W Rzymie:
ktcry odebral ten dar JUDI.
leuszowy "a po6rednictwem
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-01-09
~~~~
WlADOMOSCI


WE wtorek Z stycznia, W
hall pod koscio}em sw. Sta
nis}awa X. odby} sic sejm
Zjednoczenia Polsko Rzym-
sko Katolickiego pod Opieka
Matki Boskie1 Czestochow-
skiej W Winonie.
Schema msze swietq IA
intencye Zjednoczenia odpra-
viii O godzinie Sci Prev. ks.
Kanonik J. Pacholski W asys-
tencyi Wiel. ks. Dawida
Reszki i kleryka p. Jana Gu
zi6skiego.
o 10tej godzinie %zgromadzi-
Ii sic delegaci do hall, gdzie
odby} sic Sem.
Zarzad wybrano ten sam
co W roku ubieg}ym Z wyatt
klein vice prezydenta.
Sejmy odbywac sic beda
odtad co diva ]ata. Dok}adne
sprawozdanie> Sejmowe znaj-
da czytelnicy Wiarusa W PREY
szfvm numerZe Wiarusa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-01-09

PRED t%ygodniem odje-
chali do swych domow do
Stevens Point panowie Fran
ciszek Wincenty iJakub Trze
biatowski, kt6rzy bawili przez
swieta Z zonami swemi II
krewnych p. p. Roberta i ia
ma C~zarnowskich. Odwiedzali
tn i innych %krewnych, lecz
wszystkich jeszcze ME odwie-
dill, a ci maja za}osc pc
Mich. Pan MARGIN Binczyk
pociesza sic, il do niego ma
przysz}y raz z wizyta przybe~
da, DO teraz ME zdazyli. Zresz-
ta wszyscy i'm dziekuja "a to
re przybyli do Winony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-01-09

Many juz kalenda-
RE Maryahskle ma
rok 1913, dodawaG je
bedziemy abonentom
naszym, kt6rzy "a
plaza ]abona,nent "a
"Wiarusa'' ma rOk
przysz}y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-01-09

w PIATEK O Smej z rama
wyswiecony zostaf IA kaplana
W tutejszej pro-katedrze Wiel.
ks. Herman Nc Kenna. Swie-
cen kap}ahskich udzielif MO
demu kapfanowi Najprzew.
ks. Biskup P. r. Hebron, 2
dyecezyi winohskiej, W asys-
tencyi kilku miejscowych ka-
p}an0w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-01-09
DZlesieG d0lar0Wa ksiaz.
.s ka darmO.

Ksiqzka Adler:i.ka kt6ra poucza
jak }atwo MONA dzia}sG przeciw
zapohaniu 6lepoj kisski, l jak MOI
ma ~wyleczyc zatwardzenie albo
gay nagromadzone W zoladku H.
PEkNIE, motna dostac zupe}nie
darmo " t.m tygodnlu W apiece
VIM. Rademacher, 59-W. q ul.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-01-09
IDZCIE W niedziele vie

lDZCIE W niedzie]e VIE
czorem ia przedstawienie
,,Ani6f Pokoju''. Grac beda
sami ch1opcy " basemencie
pod koscio}em sw. Stanis}awa
X. Miodzicz ~przedewszyst-
klein powinna sic zejsc jak
najliczniej. 35c i Csc "a ty-
kiet wstepny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-01-09

NOWy %WynalaZek ma reu-
matyZm i inne dOlegli-
WOSCi.
Winona, Mimi.
Drodzy Rodacy!
ia nizej podpisany, poda.
je Wam do w%iadomosci, dro-
day Bracia Polacy, zc otrzy~
ma}em %zezwolenie cd Komi.
syi Dokt6r6w z Washington
nu ma wyrabianie pigufek
do leczenia r%ozmaitych do
%legliwo6ci ciafa.
Komisya Doktor6w W
Westinghouse mowi, 10 mole
pigu}ki, kt6re i'm pos}a}em,
sa skuteczniejsze Cd kazdego
innego wyrobu lekarstw Ia
to dolegliwosci cia}a, z kt6-
rych wan tn niekt6re mad.
mien;e: iako ma wszelk;e "a.
ziebienia, katar nose, g}owy
i kiszek, ma febry ! goraczke,
ma reumatyzm, niestrawno6c
zo}adka it'd. Szczegollie reu-
matyzm wJlecz*, chocby mai
gorszy. Zatem jezeli cierpicie
"a to d~olegliwosci, nabadzcie
sob;e moich piguiek a jestem
pewien ze wan pomoga.
Mech was to ME zraza, 70
uie jestem uczony W zakfa.
dach doktorskich, lecz sam
praktykuje W tym dziele juz
jedenaScie lat = mole lecze-
ME jest skuteczne, a pigu}ki
kt6re wyrabiam uzna}a :Ko'
misya Doktorska W Washing.
tonic "a najlepsze ma rozmai-
to choroby. laden doktor W
Winonie mic mi zrobic ME
moze ami navel laden W ca
}ych Stanach Zjednoczonych.
A zatem drodzy Bracia Ro-
dacy, ME zapominajcie, gdy
wan co dolega zglosic sic do
Antoniego Myszka, pod Mr..
$50 - E. czwarta ul.
Wasz s1uga i brat
A. j. MysZka,
$50 E. Fourth Str.
Winona, MINI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-01-09
(Ogloszenie)

Na.jnowszy SamOuczek
POlskO : Angielski jest to
najnowszy samouczek ze
wszystkich Samouczk6w ia
kie dotychczas wychodzi}y,
Jest tax zwiezle u@ozony ze
kto zacznie sic uczyc z niego
to zawdy bedzie mia} chez
do nauki i wkr6tkim czasie
nauczy sic czytac i movie
po angielsku. Cena W pho"
ciennej oprawie $3.50 teraz
:tylko $780,, Ktoby ME by}
%zadowolony pieniadze beda
zwr6cenie to jest nailepsze
zaufanie.
Prose- pisa6 do
Ludwik TrZyna,
1882 So. Marshfield ave.
Chicago, III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-01-09

w NIEDZIELE wieczo-
rom o y odegraja ch}opcy
szk6lni Il parafii sw. Stanis}a.
wa K. bardzo zajmujacy dra-
mat W 4 aktach ,,Ani6f Po~
koju''. Jest to sztuka nadaja-
ca sic w1asnie ma obecna po-
re t. j. ma czas Bozego naro-
dzenia, Me .powinno tam
brakna6 nikogo. Doch6d Z
przedstawienia przeznaczony
ma dobro parafii. Cena bile
tow wynosi Oh osoby IS 25c.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-01-09

Robi kompletne po}acze'
ME, zdrowa krew, formuje
muszkuly, wzmacnia nerwy,
orzezwia m6zg; robi j utrzy-
mule was zdrowo. Hollister'a
Rocky Mountain herbata
dzia}a zadz iwiajaco. 35c, her.
bata albo pastylki W Brown'a
CITY Drug Store.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-01-09
'Ani6f POkoju'

Dra1Mat w Tech aktach O.
degraja w niedZiele 1890
stycznia, 0 ~ wiecz. W sail
pod koscio}em Sw Stanisfawa
X. Chfopcy szk6lni. Cena
'bi]et6W 35c i 25c.
Kazdy bedzie mile widziany.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-01-09
Zap}acili "a Wiarusa.

Wie]. ks. B, Waidowski zoo.
Leon Hamerski l.5O
Piolr MaIjcki l.5O
Andrzrj Grzegorski 100
Antoni Kubera l.5O
Wal. Aampa l.5O.
Felix's Schultz l.5OI
st. Gaczy6ski zoo.
Walenty Strychalski 300
Szczepsn Wiodarczak 1.50.
w. Kupferschmidt l.5O.
1gnacy Wilma J.5O
Tomasz Pollock 1.5O.
Klara Dzwonkowska 200
Piotr Stepczyhski l.5O.
Jakub Tabat LOO
Magda)ena Kuczkowska 100
Juliusz Betker 1.5Oj
Teof;l Styba LOO
A. P. Gaydecki l.5O|
Izydor Czarnowski 800
Franc. Kasperek l.5O
J6zef Galewski 1.5O|
Wojc. Rymarkiewicz LOO
J6zefa Dastych $40
M. Sugar 10y
Stan. Owcza1zak l.hO
Piotr Skroch 5.5O
Franc. Eichman LOO
Jan Rymarkiewicz LOO
Julianna Bigos 10
J6zef Pladwich LOU
J6z. Stencil LOU
Jan Kiedrowski LOU
Wawrzyniec Rudnik 3.0Cj
j. ]. Fischer l.5O.
Micha} Czaplewski l.5O
Piotr Gallus l.5O
Ludwik Czestkowski l.5o
Walenty Kasprzyk 1.5O
Franc. Lack. 3.OO
Jan Mick LOU
kranc. Miko!ai l.5O
Ian Rednarz l.5O
Max. Malewicki LOU
Wm. Marsoiek l.5O
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-01-09

z POWODu gfupich zart6w
prawdopodobnie utraci wzrok
19sto letni W4adys}aW Libe-
"a, syn pana M;cha}a Libery,
|%utrzymujacy cd kilku lat
skfad generalny ma rogu ulic
I5tej i Ewing, na zachodnlej
|stronie miasta. Ch1opiec roz-
wozi} towary groceryjne
znajdowa1 sic az ma samym
ko1cu miasta, gdy naraz spo.
|s5rzegf jak dwaj ch}opcy wy
mierzyli do niego fuzye,
wystrzelili. Kufa trafifa VIA
|dys}awowi W lewe oko. Po-
wr6ci1 n~atychmiast do domu,
zawieziono go do doktora,
kt6ry obawia sig, re Liberia
utraci wzrok. Ch}opcy, jak
%|opowiada Liberia, bez wszel-
kiego powodu sklerowali swe
|fuzye wprost W w6z Libery, ]
ki}ka ziar;i srutu utkwifo w
wolfe.
ZARAZ naprzeciwko cd
poczty, 205 Main III: otwarta
zostafa pracownia naprawy
|~automobil6w pod nazwa Main
Garage. Wfascicielami pracow:
ni.sa J5zef Abel i Jan Kosciel-
|cielski. Zyczymy powodzenia.
w SOBOTE wieczorem ma
Irogu Kansas i Sanborn III.
niedaleko cd toru kolei ulicz.
mel, znaleziono we krwi leza-
|cego bezprzytomnego Is let
niego chfopca Russel'a Spear,
IL twarza ma dol zwr6cona.
Przechodnie zabrali go do do
mu, lecz z twarzy, kt6ra by}a
bardzo podrapana i poraniona
ME MONA hy1o rozpoznac go.
|Zdawa1o sic re chfopiec ME
|zyje. Zawezwano doktora,
kt6ry kauai chfopca zawiesc
do szpitala. P6zniej sic wyka-
za}o, re ch}opiec zawiesif sic
a potem zeskoczyf z peronu
kary ulicznej gdy ia byla W
pefnem biegu. Zeskoczyf ma
ziemie, kt6ra by}a zmarznieta
Il upadf ma twarz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-01-09
KOTWICZNY kalendarz
Scienny M r0k 1913

bcdzie teraz W polskich aptekach
darmo rozdawany.
Gdy wy sobie ten piekny kalen-
darz wprost Cd mas zyczycie, to ma
d~eslejcie nam wasz DOkkADNf
adres, a ~nadeslemy go Wan ma
tychmiast darmo przez poczte.
Adres:
f. AID. RICHTER & CO.,
1870 Washington Street,
New York, N. Y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-27
WcckIy Cotton nexie,..

New York. September 26.-The cot
ron market has made new high records
iof the season during the past week
on increasing approximations OF Il short
crop and reports OF Il moro active de-
innmd from spinners. Speculative busl-
ness has been restricted to some cx-
tent. no doubt. by the threat of adj
verse legislation and nervousness and
over the situation in Washington has
old longs on advances. while il has also
probably deprived the market of sup
port mat might have otherwise been
weather in the Southwest and other
unfavorable new crop features. Offer-
ihgs, i4weVer. have been readily alb
SorIeu on comparatively moderate set
backs by the purchases of some OF the
stronger speculative or trade interests.
ana at the high prices reached to-day
mere appeared to be a Broadening gen
erai ueni;tnd at an advance OF approx
inately $40 per bale from the low level
% inst month Eastern belt weather
Ccomdnai ,o have been considered more
favorable since the recent rains and
cold snap and receipts have been in :
creasing. but private wires have re-
ported good demand from both do
apparently prevented any pressure of
rctual, although farmers have been
fepoi,;a willing sellers. Some au-
me heavy rains and low temperatures
oil the past two or three DAYS have
Suused more damage than the pro-
aonSed wei spell earlier in the month,
ana ABOUT the only favorable crop re-
norts now being received come from
Georgia or portions of Alabama and
tne Garoiinas The action OF Liverpool
"hlch mas led the advance of the week
IS supposed TO have reflected a tendency
among foreign spinrers to reduce csti
h'atcS OF the crop and nervousness over
reports that Texas exporters were fniI
ing 10 MI their engagements. but Lam
casiire wcavcrS are said to be sold
ahead from nine to twelve months, and
lyu e
material are quite generally reported
while the domestic goods market has
been hrm and higher. The advance Of
me past week. however. has carried
raw material up To Dracticnllv The "a
cents level and local bears point out
that this level of prices is still to be
tested by the effect of generally clear
ing weather on the movemebt ,nd
Southern offerings
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-27
Bradstreet'. Review.

New York, September 26-Brad-
street tomorrow Will say:
.Distributive trade has held the centre
OF the stage this week. and in this line
ury goods, clothing and wearing APP
parel generally have been most active.
ooth at wholesale and retail Trade
tendencies In general. however, are on :
ward. and though there are enough ex
ceptions to prevent uniformity. bust
ness affairs show further improve
nent This manifestation may very
properly be correlated to the fact that
STOCKS everywhere are light; that rains
IN the southwest have supcrinduccd a
better feeling there. and that colder
weathcr furnished n reminder that
reh,! goods We're needed. besides nj :
.oruinS = STIMULUS to retail trade Most
,,SportS indicate that trade Is better
.hlh II was at this time last wear
oico'er, money appears TO be a little
cIsler. ana although credits are being
oiosci! watched. mercantile borrowers
are more readily accommodated The
consumption OF steel products 10 larrc
ana Tor that reason prices on finishai
goods reflect but relatively small cor
tnue to cover requirek,ents iikelv ~
I cnSuc curing the first part of 1914 on6
Whiie buying is not heavy prices 80
wei maintained. Machinery marx,
.eiiect irregular conditions. some re >
portlng Improvement. with Others
nS quietness. Commodity marLet :
Iciiect casing, due to enlarged new
spring wheat and other cereal mnve.
business failures for the week end
ing September rs were PSI. which com
year ago. 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-27
Weekly Bank Cleurinrs

New York September 56.-Ran,,
clearings in the United States for ,he
week ending September % aggrcpnte
So'v3S'o49.VOo. against 3,227.S73. 600 In ~
week, ana S3.24S,9S9.00O in this weel.
t E year Following are the returns
ipr inns week. with percentages OF
cAahsc from TINS week last year:
NV NV ork. Sl.'2S.5SG 900; decrease. e.s
ohicaso $305, 4S2 900; increase, 80.
Boston. Sl36.G36. 900; decrease, 131
Philadelphia. Sl56.533,OOO: decrease
s. Louis, s7Ss4G.oOO: increase los
pittsburgh. S5S.6i5. 900: increase. "A
Kansas city. $50. $4,000: Increase. q !
Gan francisco. S47.622. 900: decrease
Baltimore, s34,345. 900; decrease. 40
cincinnati, $23,936, 900; increase, l.
2+.S. e"'e
Los Angeles, $20.SI2OoO; increase. 80
Tievciand. s22.9l5 900; increase 20
Detroit. S2i,2ii,QJ0; increase. Isl
New Orleans. SIS. 035. 900; increase. As
omaha. Sl7615,000; increase. Of
Louisville. S13, 157 900; decrease. 2.5
milwaukee,. Sl5,4G9.00O increase. 10. 4
Atlanta. S12.5i7. 900; increase, 1876
seattle. Sl3,SlS, 900: increase 100
Portland, Ore, Sl3,459,000; increase
st. Paul, s10.916,oOO; increase. 65.
Denver. SS,247,000: decrease. 10
buifalo, S12,S3S.000 increase, 73
providence, $7.02S, 600; increase, 10.
indianapolis, S7.S0l,000: Increase $50
richmond. S7.S29,000; increase. 80
Memphis, S6.247, 900; increase, 202
Reading, Pa, S1,755.000; increase
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-27
NEW YORK pRoDUCE MARKEr

New York. September .e.-Fiour-B Barely
steady. Wheat-Steady No. . red 9ii.c.:
No. northern Duluth. sii2c. Corn-SteaGy:
export. 79s.c. nominal
Wool-Easy liides-Firm. Petroleum
Steady. Rosin aud TUrpentine-Easy. Rice
Finn. Molasses-Stcady SuEar-Raw bare
~ steady; Muscovado s3ll centrifugal
SS.6l; molasses sugar. S2.s6; refined. steady
Coree-Spot, Rio. No. :. 9%c.: Santos. No T.
l27sc.; mild. quiet; Cordova, l2i.4l6c. But
ter-Weak. Cheese-Steady. Potatoes and
Cabbages-Steady and unchanged. Peanuts
and Freights-Unchangcd
Cot,onseed oil was unsettled for Scpte,n-
Der. hut other deliveries were firm on COW
erlng OF shorts and speculative buying. in
spired by the big advance in cotton, Crude
offerings were liberal al advancing prices
Closing prices were points net lower for
September and iGl0 points higher for other
positions Prime crude. 5.S7 nominal; prime
summer yellow. 10: September. 40; Octo-
bcr. '.N; November. 7.09: December and
January, I.T; February. 7.l6. March 20:
April, ',36; prime winter yellow and sum
white, 7.25
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-27
COTTON MARKETS.

New York. September ?6.-The cotton mar
ket was active and excited during to-day's
r"uihH Win prices making new high rec
ofhs on further bad crop accounts from the
western beit and reports that uneasiness
over the situation in this respect was Gre
"tlhG "a more active demand from both for
eisn anu domestic spinncrs September CON
tracts sold above the predicted lie. level
WhlIc octobcr nearly reached that figure
ana December contracts touched 1881, or
practically Sl5 per bale above the low rec
"rds oi last month. Heavy realizing was
naturally encountered as the market went
INTO new ground ana caused moderate re-
actions hut there was n big demand later
in the day. and the close was strong at a
net advance al 2iWil points \ favorable re-
view OF the Georgia and Carolina crups BY
Il prominent local paper may have inspired
some scattered selling also. hut offerings
were readily absorbed 10y active covering
and foreign buying and the market soon
turned nrmer.
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Hester. Weekly Statement

. New orleans, La, September Go
Secretary Hcstcrs weekly New Orleans
cotton Exchange statement, issued to-
day, shows the amount brought into
slBht during the past week has been
10000 bales, against 45S,772 for the
seven days ending this date last year
ana for the twenty six days of the new
season IL has been 5,056, against
1,16S.7iG last year.
The movement since September ! to
GATE shows receipts at all United States
year. Overland across the Mississippi,
mills and Canada, 14.S25. against G,S5i
last year.
Interior stocks in excess of those held
/ at the close Of the commercial year,
3S.4S5, against 1lT,I24 last year. South
crn mills takings, 10000, against
Foreign exports for the season have
been G53,G71, against 400, 903 last year.
The total takings of American mills,
North. South and Canada. thus far for
the season have been 325I2I against
241.9il last year
stocks at the seaboard and the TWEEN
ty-ninc leading Southern interior cen
tres have increased during the week
1885, 64 bales, against an increase dur
Ing the corresponding period last sea :
son OF iG?,902. and are now 171934
smaller than at this date in 1912
Including stocks left over at ports
and interior towns from the last crop
and the number of bales brought into
sight thus far from the new CROP tho
| supply to date Is 1,461,473 against
l,533.A59 for the same period last year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-27
COTTON MARKET
GOES A-S0AR|NG
Options Break Over 14-Cent
Level, and Washington News
Has Bullish Effect.

New Orleans. La, September 20
March and May cotton options broke
over the IA cents level to-day. and at
the highest the entire market was up
twenty-five to twenty-seven points be-
cause Of q series of influences.
In the morning reports of heavy
rains throughout the western half Of
for the week then were announced as
very heavy. which Influenced the mar
ket upward. News from Washington
ment to the tariff bill, considered fav-
orable by the traders, sent prices
further up.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-27
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS MARKET.

New YORK. September 2G.-Eruit Of tho
looms - blcached cottonS were advanced
&c. a yard today TO &C.. ana toile du nord
ana Lancaster ginghauls we're advanced nc
yard. The iaTsest mill making cotton
blankets and mapped cotton has withdrawn
its lines from sale owing TO be sold IN 10,
the rest OF thiE year. All cotton lines are
very strong. Foreign woods are advancing
ana large sales have recently been made in
this market. Silks are very strong Ynrna
are frm and advancing.
NAVAL STORES
Wilmington. y. e.. September "a gDirIts
Turpentine-Steady at nc: receipts /. casks
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sub,titut. E,.ctr,c,,v

Philadelphia. September 26-In Dur
suance of the policy Of SUBSTITUTING.
suburban lines, the directors of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company have
authorized the electrification Of its
twelve miles long. The work ia tn
cost s1,2b0.000, and will be completed
I'm year. Provision already has been
made to operate suburban trains on
it's main line to Paoli, Pa, n distance
of twenty miles
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-27
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago, H.. September os.-Bu,lish cables
to-day lifted the wheat market here but
tho advance not well maintained The
market closed nervous at "a range varying
from last nights figures to ,.c. up. Corn
hnishc'i SHiisc down; oats with II gain OF
shade 10 itc, and provisions unchanged
10 25c. off.
331.c. No. hard. S6t,Ie6a,c.; No northern.
S'nS.c.; no. spring. s7fissc Corn-No >.
,3,@G .3c; No. white. 13u73Gc.: No. yellow
,2Adt3Nc Oats-No. = iii2c. No . white
i?ls042s.c.: standard ili7ui2c
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BOND LIST

Atlantic Coas, Line LIST 4s................. ?ls.
Atlantic Coas, Line l.. and y. Il tbid).. ISL.
~ {. l." conV. IS lin Baltimore. bid. 93S,
Brooklyn Rapid Transit is................ Ssi-
neSHpeAke ana ONO ConI. iicS tbiGl..
i-isseit and Myers Observation-Disclosures. s.i.
liSGett and Myers - tbid) ............... llg
Lorillard Company 5s tbidD............ -;
Ioriilnrd Company Is thdl ............... ll>a.
Norfolk and Western conv. 4iss.......... 1857
Seaboard Air Line stamped Is (askcd) sc
Seaboard Air Line adj. 5s............... 73%.
southern Railway Observation-Disclosures. ,5i.
southern Railway Observation-Disclosures. l03a,
United states Steel md Hs................. 1000,
United states registered Is. 1880 tbid). asA,
United states registered s.. 1915 (hidb 1921,
United States Panama IS tbid) .......... 99i.
Virginia Brown Bros. ctfn. (bid) ....... Al
Virginia Car. Chem. LIST Us Cbidl ~ %
va. Hy. and Power Co. 5s (asked) 49,. %
Wabash deb. Is tbid) Observation-Disclosures. >.
wabash Pitts. Term. LIST As Cbid) ....... Is
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RICHMOND sToCK ArARKEr.

BY Cnskie g. Burch & Co
Stock aud Bond Brokers. i0i5 l.. Main Street
Richmond. va. September 20. 1919
STATE SECURITIES. BID Asked
Virginia 3s Old. G. and r.. 1882 80 s3i1
Va. Centuries. %. c. and r.. 1891. s3i. s3is
CITY SECURITIES
Richmond city 4s r.. Mo-lsSo -. %