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AUCTION SALES-Future nav.
BAKER & CO.,
Auctloneers.


~. TRUSTEE's AUCTION SALE
dated june $ OF 1s a certain rita, deed OF trus
Gier k's Office. Hanover Count rue G In IN
h. h., ,, ~ oo; page "a. June l6. 1914. defau
secured. oG and made h.ie In payments thereb
by the ebnefciary. we VII, 10 40
front or the Henrico County Co...
n nOuse' Iwenty-second and Main strect4
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1871.
AT IL O'clock noon.
of trns, estate described In said dee
All That certain lot. piece or parce
Dist innd f Iiy,nG and being in Ashian|
and ad adj; hanover ~ County. Va. west q
the town of Ashland. and contai IS
Mai 4 on a., acres. rs is clearly shown b
Court '' h niG IN once OF Hanover Count
the lands OF T. V. Luck. J. F. Howl,
son Il, ana +; l.. G. Scott. on the south bl
conveyed from the town 90 1"u hhereoI
n a,1,, on the west BY the land OF Herber
TERMS: This land is sold s,,,o.. u
certain existing deed OF trust nSrrs
eating s2.250. viii, can be assnS, g
nay ny inc ne purchaser. and sufficient cash d
ana discharge the past due Iotes
---- Z. ". HOLT. Trustee. !
BY RICHMOND TRUST AND SAVINC{
COMPANY.
Real Estate Department
Auctioncers
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
: STREET TfEAhLf cRo LSGArE R,ru BR @}lyd|
BRICK BuILDING. No. iii WEs1
In execution of certain deea ii
trust. dated tho LIST day Of january
III ;.b recorded In the clerks Office o.
mond, in Deed Book 2it III f,'y pa or Hi an
default having been made In payment
and being required so TO do by In,
noteholder Hereunder the undersiyned
VIII sell at public auction. on the prem]
FRIDAY. DECEMBER IS. 1914
at $3.50 o'clock +. M.
All that certain piece. parcel or lot OF
known as No. III West Broad str cell
lying and being in the city OF Rich
:mond' va. beginning a: point on thu
hundred and sixteen Gl6) feet, foul
and one-quarter a I'D inches easi
from the eastern line OF Jefferson
northern line OF Broad Street in ar
easterly direction and fronting there.
on thirty, 900 feet eight (sj Inches
northerly DIRECTION one hundred and
twenty eight U2S) feet TO an alley
twenty {20) feet wide.
TERMS: Cash as to so much OF ths
proceeds AS may be necessary to pay
the cost o. executing this trust. includ.
tum. all unpaid taxes and INSURANCE
premiums. II any. and n pro rata share
or the taxes for the calendar year Of
sand dollars $4,000. with Interest
thereon from November /. 1914, and
for cash also as to the further sum OF
one thousand dollars Gl,00O), EVIL.
denced by eight notes or Sl25 each
which maturcd. respectively, on the
lst day OF March, May. June. July, Au-
Der. 1914. with interest from maturity
and the balance payable as follows
100000 on January l, 1917, with inter.
est at per cent, payable monthly, and
20 be secured by deed of trust on the
property. and the residue in cash.
HAROLD S. BLOOMBERG,
Trustee.
II. LAURIE SMITH,
Substituted Trustee
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REAL ESTATE RECORD
AND COURT CALENDAR
Yesterdays Transfers Show Marked
Increase in Volume of Trading
I'm City and County.
BUILDING BETTERs LAST YEAi
For First Half Of December Aggre-
gate of Plans Filed Exceeds Total
for Whole Month of December,
f01S--Some Sales in County

Building operations for the month
OF December will show Il marked i'm
proNemcnt over the same month last
ear For the first half of the month
me operations, as compared with the
whole of last December, show an in
crease of 1863. Building Inspector But
Ter has issued permits. and has appli-
cations In his Office pending, for work
that Will aggregate sl71,593. This is
Tor the first fifteen days of this month
operations were S17O,a94
The Inspector said Yesterday that he
renewed that work in Richmond. would
DC better in the next few months and
that the building operations would
snow a marked increase. He pointed
cut that the month of December in one
sense. the first OF the year. prospective
builders having their plans prepared
ana all business transacted in rcadi-
ness FOR the starting of work just Us
soon as the weather opens up. Just at
inns time of the year the owners desire
that the buildings be completed and
ready Tor occupancy by the first OF
June, which is the beginning OF "a rent
Ing period.
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ELECTRIC PERMITS

,r; reTmits were granted by the Flo
Nnrri partment yesterday us follow
hunter, for Henry Bloctr,
w wln riTHd i As,SsnTe. one fixture.
pany, for Mr.. Harrison. S35 VEST G Soi
PARK .'e fift tor Julian ax; +. Anderson. Ro,s
w sehn ~; J.; Daily, for Mr. o'Connor. q,
fixtures. "o''et and II
81 "; =. Gatlett Electric Company ,
six fixtures "'ice'' thirt
na SANG s;r for y. Il. Darhanian. 171s Ea
''din S'Teet, twenty-five flxtures
co 10nn RI, Latham, for pitts Furnitu
outlets and eight nxturcs. 'e'' 'hr
pr iiddeic .s5s s Bear. for George
outlets. I' Monument Avenue. thr
. Same, Same. for l.. syclc. 2ols Monun.
Arenuc, two outlets. unhc
CO., FIN FIN Myers. for Howell BRO
iet, EAST Broad Street. fourteen n oo
WI II i; Burlington. for Horace
seven fixtures. oau sure
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OF Nine-Mile Road. about six miles
from city. July =, 1914, S225.
U. s. CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS.

Appeals reconvcned yesterday morning
x K,, 10 ,. %cIoS Moo With Circuit Judges
Wadd!ll In attendance.
Cases Argued yesterday: =
No. l30a--Norfolk and Western Rail-
i way ,GompEIn, ny: plaintiff In error vs..
0'S tespe eSpe aa%nisfr..rH Of a.
Roanoke; Va. Argued by W. ]. Henson
the M Sm' Error ana b. va aes
Gillespie. Tazewcii, Va. for the defen.
dant In error. and submitted.
No. 1310.-The Baltimore and Ohio
VS.. Frances L. Smith. an infant suing
by her next friend, Isaac V. Smith.
hefandant in error: error to the Dis
Pleasant. " V Va. for ths 'i plsin,iff 9h IN
f rleo s,a ana 9y =; b. somerville; Point
IN error
Cases in call to-day:
:. No. l3ll--Aaron Fields and Alvin
k s,h:: plaintiffs in error. VS. United
stone Gap. Va. 10 be argued by S.
n II; ,SI,,h The clin,wood. Va. for the
United states attorney. Roanoke. Va.
Tor the defendant In error
=, No. 2-,Maryland Rail Company,
Marvin MckaiE ct al, appellants. VS..
Charles j. Taylor ct al, appcllces; in
case OF Baltimore Trust and Guaranty
COMPANY VS. Oakland Coal and Coke
company: appeal from the District
argued by Cadwalader e.. Whitman,
naitimore. Nd. and r. J. Crogan. King
wood, w. Va. for the appellants, and
by Osborne l. Ycllott, Niarbury. Cos
nell Il Williams. Alexander Preston IL
Charles =. Coady, Baltimore, Md, for
the appellees.
Court announced and handed down
It's opinion in the following case:
No. 1905. l.. Young petitioner. VS.
James w. Gordon and John y. Light :
loot. Jr.. receivers of Common veal tn
Bank. Inc, respondents; In matter OF
Foster Motor Car Company, bankrupt:
petition to supcrintend and revise, etc.
district Court at Richmond, Va. In
bankruptcy: Opinion by Judge Nc
Dowen. Affirmed.
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cHANcEnY RELEASE DEEDS.
Nine Release Deeds. AmounInr =,
2lSlnp

Nine HeIen"c Deeds: Amounting to
265.R. H.; Davis ct al. trustees, to
I433R feet north line Taylor street,
~ ~ rect inches east of Beech Street.
De 2s7mS n H. R {olt: si;%so
line st: I'aul street, 50 feet north ' of
Eederal Street November q, io1a,
,274-H. r. Pollard Jr.. trustee to
S Mniiace street; so feet cas-, OF West
CIV. c. Blanton, trustee To y
y Ovcrton ct IKE partial reic,..'
3oX go feet north line Franklin Street
90 ieet east OF Lafayette Street De,
cem6er 10, 1914, 81.
TO r. T. Cathcait. lot in block IL in
me plan of Brookland Park. Dccam'
Der 4. 1914, sl.56S
81 II. Howe ct al, trustees. 10
ii,roaddus Construction Company, To-; 10
IN , hiock -. lot ~ in block e, lot 20
l2. - and iG In block q in the The p ,Ets
OF Iielrosc. December s, 1914, $500
3Oi-Nat Frazer, trustee. to s %
SoWardin. 27Xl25 feet east line Thirty
1ith Street, - feet north OF o Street
tee sS't to ydxss es NSs;wsGn. Jr
inches by 100 feet north line ia it,
Street. 376 feet 5ih Inches oast OF
istSa+nidolph Street December II. Iei4.
to si4 I GHsTna a5x St a. Feet r y;
northwest corner of Brookland PARK
boulevard and FendalI Avenue De-,
ccmber 4. 1914. s1.56S
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
BY Cusklc g Burrh * Co
ok ana .nMh Ernkars LHiI y NM.

BY Cusklc g. iSurrh X Co
Sio'E anl i.uUd BROKERS. lJii T. Mai
Richmond. va. December -. 1914
STATE SECCIsTiES RIJ sSLnd
irginia s. OLD 9. ana Il %. =
a Centuries. 2. q. and r. 1871! ~.
STREET ~. STOCKS pa
va ~ and Power Co. p:d.....ilv g3i,
y a. !iy ana Power 90. cOrn.....rl 81
RAILROAD STOCKS
Chesapeake and OHIO .ol "a -
ortu'h and Western pfI IL. n
y 'r:nik and Western COM ia -ul
RANK ANp TRUST COMPANY >..rnC.E
GA nominion rrus, Co....... lca ..
West End Hark o. IA
MI'D .!lASI-oI's
't ~ chein pa p c.-.loo .
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CHANCERY TRANSFERS.
Eighteen Deeds or Rarguin and Sol,
AmOmntinI To S:iO.lla

tmountiniS to SbO,55O
2'3--Rosa schmidt ct ais. TO Ella
iasscr. 3oNl IL feet south line Wallace
street 30 feet east OF West Street De-
cember II. 1914. tax 81. $40
2IC-Ella Gasscr ct ais. to Rosa
Schmidt. 50Nl1 - feet south line Wallace
Street 125 feet east of West Street
December II. 1914, tax 81. $40.
27S-P. ID. Ovcrton ct ux to II. Car
ter tcdd, 50Nl30 feet north line Frank
I'm street 32a feet east of Lafayette
street December 10. 1914. tax 81. $40
21a--H. Carter Redd ct ux to il. D.
Ovcrton. 2oNlio feet east line Sixth
street. 100 feet north of Crouch street
December 10. 1914, tax $3.50, $40.
266-John y. Halblcib to Edward p
Whttlock. - feet inches by l43b
feet north line Taylor Street Isl feet
inches east Of Beech Street. De
ccmber II. 1914, tax Sl.30. $40
26S-flarvcy e. Brown to Grace l.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, December ll.-Raw sugar
steady: molasscs. 90: centrifugal. $50:
fined. quiet. Butter. hrmer. Cheese. steady
AMI unchanged Spo; coffee, steady; Rio
IS. 'MfrI".; Santos is. 1919.
Weakened In face of the lard strength.
INK to scattered liquidation and lack Of
TO !? points net lower. Sales. a:N barrels
The market closed weak. rpor. 3.GjstjSj: De-
ccmbcr. '.6Sf'5.Ia: January, 5.1.G;j.T9: Feb
ruary. I.Si@5.S7; March. 5000: April. 6.o5Tr
dl?. May. 6.2iM6.:3: June. 63jT63s: July
f.iiT 6i6
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BOND LIST

Atlantic Coast Line ist 4s............... S;i-,
atlantic Coast l.ine-l.. and y. is.... s.
",.nmltr Gas; Line CIV IS nn Ralu-
more .b!db .t......- .,..s............. g
Chesapeake and Ohio con-. rss......... 72z,
liHgctt and Myers IS ...,.,. '5si
l.Egr;t and Myers Observation-Disclosures. ,.la
l.o:illgrd Company - thldt ........... 10
l:orlilard Company - tb!dD............. ~
Nori".H hnu western c"nv. ii2s. .-...... .ljS.
Se"honrd .;i:. Line. stamped * tb!ll.. %
S"nhoarG :tr Lint adj. 5s............. 80.
Southern Railway is.............. s,
Southern Railway - ............ qsa
southern Pacific 20 ii.g .. ~
United states Steel "a ~ ,Ai
United states Registered = 's3j Ct,ld, e.
United states Registered S, 1918 ,bid) q. .og
lTittG states Registered y Did 80. -lS;..
v, .t H.nLes i',ihn" IS 40, thiii ... asia
virginia iSrown brothers Gifts. 'sulesl. -
Va Gar. Chemical st - tfstrtl..... .,
w, Ry. and rowcr Company j. taskcGl "a
Wabash deb. IS tbidI =
Wahnsh-Pitts. Term. 1T Is ,bidI . q
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The following marriage licenses w,
Issued ISSUED by the clerk OF tho Hustin
REGINALD NJ. Rouse and Annie 20
Carneal ' DC
9. William sternstein and Yctta Der
Stroud 'ehiie
VIII Wiiii AN, S. Flournoy. Jr.. and Lou
{, , John J. Chaulklin and Elizabeth
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BUILDING PERMITS.

Permits for new and repair wo
Butler Butt i Sss,sr,I by BUILDING Inspect
william II. cambridge IN ro,,
nIfahe dwelling. 900 North Tweppt
h'nth street. to cost $3.50.
,r,, cMSMahon, to repair brick dwe
ms 900 nicholson Street tn cnyt 90,
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HENRIco DEEDS OF TRUST.
-Four Deeds OF Trust, Amounting r.
SIn1yS ~

54-John T. Green to- J. c, Robs-,.
lrustee, lot I'm block 90 in plan OF
AMErtle Grove. December 4. 1914, ST.,
:. 57-l.eftwich Melton to Conway r
S'nhs' trustee. acres near Laurel sta
'ion -Decembcr IA. 1914. S75
Jr.. trustee. 1896 29 acres on east sids
OK Varsna Road. about eight miles from
CITY: November Is. 1919. $4,000.
Ionh vi. Cranor ct uX. to Leak e
d. Buford, trustees. 1877 acres on south
sue or Nine-Mile Road, about three
G non from city. December 4. 1914. ST.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARK ,.r.

CHICAGO. December I5.-Govcrnment fig
ureS to-day in 1871 wheat yield fell about
u 3gi.Gp bushels under the expected total.
ana caused the market to rally in a decided
manner Quotations closed steady at :. TO
- net advance Other speculative articles
made gains a. well. corn. !. i.T..; oats
!. TO =. ana provisions. ~, to % cents
Leading futures ranged follows.
OILntI
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HENRICo RELEASE DEEDS.

Two Release Deeds. Amounting IN
S32S.75.
7: Green. lot in block 90 in plan OF
$I03.75. -
6l-Julian T. winfree. trustee IN
Richard Brown. acres on south side
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NAVAL. STORES.

AZ ANNAli Ga. December !a.-Turpen.
tn'. hrm ~; NO safes receipts. ~. casks:
~ !ri''htS 'tsk; stocks, :.ol; cnsk. Rosin
NM h.3v7, il@; barrels. receipts :. 49, b,r-
irlS shipments. ~. barrels stocks IA.
~ barrels Quote; ~ rs O. - e. r
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HusTINGs DEEDS OF rn.jsr.

Two Deeds of Trust. Amounting n,
,o S1,3BO.
a?-John Il. Smarter to a. n. Petit
DRecatur Street: near Thirty fifth Street,
December z, 1919, $500 ''
3o.M. r. Jordan to NJ. a. Campbell.
cStustee, .oeEl5o feet north line Decatur
street, 66 feet east of For;ieth Street.
December IA. 1914, 81 .o60. -
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CmINNGU LINE sToCK MARkEr.

'lllCAGp D"ccmhcr l5.-Hogs strong:
nuik. s'@t,S..i, light ,6:Ns!:): hcavy.
- "S, 'oush SGijaseS'; pigs s5.25f
I. =" 'hNl". cosy. native steers. i.iOfiS!6 80 /:
v est"ru. 81 mas, ~ cows ana h.ifcr, 81 56G,
": calves. SnDdussic. sheep <a3sIitc %
b "h'hugs s|"iTi - lambs. ftscuSS IL
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
OTToN GOODS

NV 'itk. I,"ccriber 10 Domestic cot
{"i hnp gray goods Tor converting ard print.
I'E were more |'i!E" to-day Silks were I'm
F,'tItG ~ primary markets, Some lines
% WOOL GOODS we're advanced. Yarns ruled
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bowman Williams. colorcd, was yes
lciHhE sentenced 10 Jail for a term OF
u net! Gays on charge Of stealing "A
u 90 W 70"
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CITY CIRCUIT COURT.

!, In tho CITY Circuit Court yesterday
the McGraw -iarbrouEh Co. Inc. .was
given verdict and Judgment for
$3.50 against the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Company
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COTTON ,IAI,I,rr.


NJ,W YORK Dcc,rnher Il. -Cottor u,s
'''H hctiVc today. ana prices showed a tcu-
.'HCN I" Sat under scattered offerings i1t,f,,
"a 90 net r-c.iu. OF to e points
~" "r''iAH Was steady az al advance Of
'S p"1Nis ~ sympathy with steady cables
..iN ftp"riS ~ steady spot markets in tho
interior. ih"t" seemed 20 bee very little ne
manu-. however. nt1 the market soon turned
4 sind" easie' uudcr Il, little &e;y 0ria., ,a
n1 NJ street selling. There was no
l"lfe selling OF Importance and the riurk.t
showed iUry steady tone M tn. j.cii,,.
losing prices w"r" ahoa; tho lowest OF The
Til" government crop -eport Indicate, ina,
.i' i'l.e o! cotton "u the farm at The he
tin9ihE 81 TIE months averaged only SIS
~ i''I !""H" ia spi'" OF Ia" low values
"i ms COTTON ''nu. however. the country y
'l"!N up. "n ~" nuss ui prevailing farm
w"iin "nly :-..pr-I" less rhun last w.. -
ansom%ginE expectations If an iuproy!u:;
general trade. '"
So, cotton, quI"' nidduur uplands. B.,
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Realty transa ctions yesterday show
. continued demand for small property
ter than has been the case for the past
several days. The sales were mostly
for suburban property. Several large
sales went to record yesterday in the
county.
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FOR RENT-Houses.
FOR RENT.
Handsome Broad Street
Stores

and Third Streets. 3-story and base
ment, and situated on one Of the hes
retail! blocks in the city. Possession
March LIST. or probably sooner.
SUTTON g. co.
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HusrlNGs COURT, PART II.

"A Jury in the Hastings Court. Part
IL" yesterday returned a verdict in
FAVOR of the plaintiff for $3.50 in the
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HUsTINGs RELEASE DEEDS.
one Helensc Deed, Amounting
SS3O.SO

3l-A; l.. Adamsnn. trustee, to Ed
ward i:dmondson. 33x165 feet north line
i'ainbridEe Street, 80 feet from FIJI
teGnth street December ~. 1914.
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bales: to arrive $50 bales.
Cotton futures closing: January. s?S:
March. 10. May. rs; July, ~: October.
-
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G. L. Sprcnkle fled plans with Build
ing Inspector John T.. Butler yesterday
Tor the erection of several dwellings
cost $4,000
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sarah cranor and others transferred
yesterday to John Cranor. 1897 acres
on the south side of the Nine-Atile
load. about three miles from the city
The consideration named WAS Sl4, 900
w +. Glau sold to r. +. Becker, 1876 a29
acres on the Narina Road. about eight
miles from the city for sl0,5OO
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JAMES w. LORD & CO.,
Auctionccrs.
DON'T FORGET
AUCTION SALE

OF
MRS. X. T. GERARD'S BEAUTIFUL
90-ACRE FARM AND HOME, WITH
ALL personal PROPERTY.
TOMORROW AT II A NJ
Everything for the high dollar. Nd
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NEW ORLEANS. he, "mbcr 20 cotton die
c!opeh ."ii spots 70 day under lack of SUN
porting orders ana moderate selling m.
mex Of the buying which recently h,s i,c"n
20 evidence was ke-niy felt Many traders
AeA"EP The huyNg ~uV> ended Much
oi the recent buying was said hy brak,r,
!" nave been for Liverpool account ana -ts
~ he way OF nnd"iur sirlddle trades Tho
points
Total exports for the day we're only oco
bales. while receipts were ,JJ.Ss I,alcs tn,
advance % 3.!G Ii Savannah spots ~.. 4
NhslainlnH Influence, and probably hoI. The
mark"i rom closing lower than 81 ala
Spot cotton, steady Sales on the sp,t "a
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

case of +; A. Schultz against the
Sinia Navigation Company.
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LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS..

Furnished 10y Levy Commission Co, Com
mission Merchants, RE h'nord, Sa.)
ACTUAL WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS on
MARKET
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AUCTION SALE

OF
MULES. HORSES. HOGS, COWS. Feed
FARM IMPLEMENTS. AUTOMOBILE
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ETC.l
ETC, ON THE "COLEMAN FARN1,'|
IN CHESTERFIELD, ON THE r. a
=: TURNPIKE. TWO MILES SOUTH
FROM CHESTER. AND ABOUT ONEl
MILE FROM STOP 43, ON THE ri
& p. ELECTRIC LINE. ON
MONDAY, DECEMBER 2l 1915
commencing at 10 o'clock a. NJ,
Having sold my farm 1 shall sell by
public auction, at the above time and
place all my personal property, con
sisting of the following:
Mules, Horses, Duroc Brood Sows and
Pigs, one-passenger Overland Automo1
bile, Cows, one and wo-horse Wagond
and Buggy, Drills. Plows and six Cul
tivntors. Section Roller, Harrows, Irorl
Truck, Planters, complete set Carpen1
ter and Blacksmith Tools, Single and
Double Harness, I4ady's and Gentle
mans Saddle, twelve tons Hay, sod
bundles Fodder, fifty bushels Yellow
Corn, five-piecc Parlor Suit, Picturesl
Ornaments, Beds, Stoves, h1attressesl
Clocks, Lamps. Screen Doors and thd
best appliances and appurtenances of
the well-resulated and successful
farm.
TERMS: On all bills Of $50 and un
der, Dash. On bills over $40, good
bankable notes for ninety days, bear
ing per cent interest.
THOMAS SHOOSMITH, JR.
JAMES II. HARRISON,
Auctioneer.
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Cash grain: Wheat. No. red. l!71.IllS7s;
SO hard, liSFi.i3i. Corn. No. . yellow G3.3
jU3a, oats standard i'', Hi9i2
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RICHMOND GRAIS MARKET.
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS. on CHANGE
Richmond Va ..-t
RICuMoND Hay MARKET

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-16

sew YORK. December l5.-Clos.nr. Ne-
camille paper. i4m.ia. -,eri!nE Exchange.
frm sixty day bills. ti.Si5o: for cab es s. S:
ior demand i.S335; bar -,!yer iss.
Mexican dollars. .si. Government bonds
steady: railroad bonds. easy. Time loans
hrmeI; sixty AMI ninety days. iG,iL.; sis
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1914-08-15
GOVERNMENT TO BUILD
FOURTEEN LIGHTHOUSES

PANAMA, Aug. Is. - Work will
be begun soon on the construction
of fourteen small lighthouses for the
Panama government. The work VIII
be done by private contractors. All
the lighthouses will be on the Pacific
coast and will be a distinct aid to the
navigation of these waters, especially
to the small coast traders that MAKE
the port of Panama their home port.
The lighthouses will be located as
follows: One at the entrance to
Panama bay. one or Melon island,
one at San Carlos, mi at Port Obal-
dia, one at Port Posada, two at
Aquadulce, one at Chitre at the en-
trance of the La Villa river, two at
Mensabe, one at Santa Lucia river.
and two on Linartes rock.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1914-08-15
PROPOSES TO IMPROVE
BREED OF CATTLE RAISED

LONDON, Aug. 15.-For the pur-
pose of improving the breed of cattle
in the Pacific northwest, some i'm
portant purchases of English cattle
have been made here for James j.
Hill. One shipment is of fifty dairy
shorthorn bulls, which will be given
away to as many counties in hat sec
ton of the country. Each one of
these bulls is born of a COW with a
milk record of 10, 900 pounds or more
the year.
Besides the gift of these blooded
animals to the farmers of the north
west, a herd of ten cows and a bull of
South Devrns, the first to be imported
to America, will be sent to Hills
Minnesota farm as we'll as two prize
winning dairy shorthOrns to his
North Dakota farm.
The purchases were made by Prof.
Thomas Shaw, the we'll known expert
of Minnesota. According to Eugene
Grub, the United States livestock
commissioner nov in England, this
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1914-08-15
ORC OPERATIONS PUSHED

Continued from PAGE One)
machine steel is being used in this
work, to obviate the necessity of
close timbering incident to the driv-
ing of a big crosscut and fracturing
the formation to a really unnecessary
degree. In the south drift on the
same level work at present is being
confined to replacing timbers where
and laying a drain pipe un-
der the track to handle the small
flow of water in that working. Work
will soon be resumed in the east
from the face of the south
drift, 10 feet from the shaft. The
has already intersected the
vein for about thirty feet.
On the 7O0-foot level, the west
c%rosscut, designed to reveal the
hanging wall of the vein, now meas
ures about seventy feet in length
ad is disclosing interesting condi-
lions. A drift south from the shaft
on the same level has just been
started.