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Notice Of Application for United
 States Patent.
Mineral Survey No. 3O5O.

Mineral Survey No. 3050.
 United States Land Office, Phoenix, Arizona, February 9th, 1914. NOTICE is hereby given that in pur- " suance of the Act of Congress ap- proved May 10, 1872, J s Andrews, whose post office address is Tucson, Pima County, Arizona, has made ap- plication for United States patent for the Sunny Side Lode Mining Claim, Mineral Survey No. 3O5O, bearing cop per, gold and silver, situated in the Gro Blanco Mining District in the County of Santa Cruz. State of Ari- zona, in section 4. Township 23. south range II east G x R M unsuryeyed, described as follows:
 Sunny Side: Beginning at corner No. 1 whence the south corner of Sec tions g and 33 Township 22, South range II E G x R M bears north l7 deg 59! west 1908 feet and United States Mineral monument No. 8. Gro Blanco District bears north 46 deg. l9' west 3l26.73 feet; thence south ' deg AT west 600 co feet to corner No 2; thence south S2 deg. IT. east 1900 % feet to corner No. 8; thence north ' deg. 4T' east % to corner No. 1; feet to corner No. l, the place of be-. ginning containing 20 66l acres. The adjoining claims are Montana Camp Lode Survey No 2206 on the north and Mineral NO. LOoo survey NO. 2206 cn the west There are DO cou- hicts.
 This claim is situated in the Gro BIsnco Mining District. Santa Cruz County, Arizona in Section f. Town. ship 23 south range Il east c < s R Al unsurveyed. The location notice of which Is recorded in the office of the County Recorder of Santa Cruz Coun- ty, in book Of Mining Locations. at. pages 262 and 26S.-
 THOMAS F. .WEEDIN. .' 2-2i 9T Register
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Ray Consolidated.

This company, as stated pre-
 viously in these coluUns, broke
 all it's previous production re-
 cords in January with all output of 5,1O5, eco pounds of copper,
 which is equivalent to 6S, ,OOO, ,OOO
 pounds annually. The company
 is now producing very nearly up
 to the capacity of it's mill, and
 as the workings gradually get
 into the higher grade ore, and
 away from the friDgeS of the
 deposit, where a great deal of
 low grade material is now being
 mined, it's output will increase tc between 6,OOO, ,OOO and 1000, GOO pounds a month The great est improvement Ray probably
 will make this year will be in the matter of reducing it's cop per costs, whereas it's copper cost 9.S3 cents in 1912 and pro 1913. There is good reason to believe that it will be brought down eventually to around 8 l or 9 cents a pound. From this time forward Ray Consolidated will be a comparatively simple manufacturing proposition. The management will have none of those cares usually incident to finding new ore, different methods of extraction, to ore bodies of vari ous shapes and sizes, etc, and will be able to give it's entire to the work of reduc- ing costs in it's several depart ments and increasing the recov, cry of copper in concentration. Republican.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the town of Nogales, Arizona will receive, until March 18th, 1914, sealed bids for the con struction of a cement crossing of Court street on the east side of Morley avenue, also to re- ing on the west side of Morley avenue and to make the connec- tions thereto across Morley Ave.
 Builders can get particulars $ and see specifications by calling on the Town Engineer, H. G. Glore.
 GROVER MARSTELLER, 2-2S-4 1t. Clerk.
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Notice Of Application for United
 States Patent.
Mineral Survey No. 3O47.

Mineral Survey No. 3O47. United States Land Office, Phoenix,
 Arizona, February 9th, 1914 NOTICE is hereby given that in pur- " suance of the act of Congress ap- proved May 10, 1872, $ Andrews, whose Post Office addr ress is Tucson, Pima County, Arizona. has m ade ap- plication for United States patent for the Two Repu bile Lode Mining Claim, Mineral Survey No BOAT. bearing gold and silver, situated in the Orc Blanco Mining District. in the County of Santa Cruz. State of Arizona, in Section 19, Township 23 south range II east c & s R M, unsurveyed, described as .o!- lows:
 Two Republics: Beginning at corner No. l whence United States Mineral Monument No. 5 Gro Blanco Mining District bears north 53 deg. 59' east 2S73.00 feet; thence south S8 deg. 46' west 600 % feet corner No 2; thence south l deg. 14' east 1900 % feet to corner No. 3; thence north 80 deg 46' east 600 % feet to corner No 4; thence north l deg IA west 1900, co feet to corner No. l. the place of beginning, containing 2O.661 acres.
 This claim IS in conflict with the Monarch Lode Mineral Survey No. 3053 to tbe extent of l 198 acres, which said conflict is hereby expressly ex- cluded from this application. Tie ad- joining claims are the Monarh Lode Survey No 3052 on the north and west.
 This claim is situated in the Gro Blanco Mining District. Santa Cruz County, State of Arizona, in Section 19, Township 23. south range II east G & s R M unsurveyed. the location notice of which is recorded in the office of the County Recorder of Santa Cruz County in book 5, of Mining Locations, at pages 1S6 and 187
 THOMAS F. WEEDIN, ? 21- -9w Register
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vicksburg Scene of Rich Silver Strike

Arrivals from Vicksburg, the small mining camp of the desert on the A. & c. railroad, gave quite interesting reports of another mine excitement that is prevailing, in the striking of very rich silver ore by Josiah Winchester, the pioneer resident of that country. The extent of the riches is not known, but the uncovering of the vein has been accomplished that shows all the indications of a bonanza prop erty, it is said.
 Winchester for some years had been working at intervals to trace the float he has been picking up, and it is now believ- ed has reached the source. A shallow shaft has been sunk, and the dyke is being prospected at different points, clearly esta blishing the float to have come from that zone. The values are not known, but the samples would indicate over 500 ounces to the ton. Journal-Miner.
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NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Interstate Oil Go. will be held in the First National Bank at 500 D. m., :, Monday March 9th, 1914, for the election of a Board of Di- rectors for the ensuing year and for the transaction of all other legitimate business that may come before the meeting.
 'ROBT. w. OGLE,
 2-14-4t. Secretary.
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NOTICE.

am prepared to take con tracts for erecting or repairing of all kinds of machinery. large or small, gas or steam power, mills, pumps, wells, etc., whe ther near or distant. Spanish spoken.
 adv. A $. NOON.
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George Januel, the expert German barber, on Morley Ave. !, in Brickwood building, guaran- tees his work, and respectfully invites you to give him a trial. Everything neat and clean. Hair Cutting a speciality. adv.
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WOOD FOR SALE-Well season ed oak wood, cut into stove lengths and delivered to any part of the city, for 5000 per cord, or S5 per cord, not cut. Address, Charley Mapes, No gales. Arizona. adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-20
UNITED STATES COURTS
COURT or ArpEALs


Tho United States Circuit Court of
Apreals rcconvcned yesterday MORN
ing ut 10 o'clock with. Circuit Judges
i'rl,chard. Knapp and Woods in att
tendance.
Court announced aud handed down
Its opinion in the following cases:
No. 1877. T. K. Parrish, plaintiff in
error. VS.. Foremeu- Blades Lumber Com
70 tho District Court at Elizabeth City.
y. Z. On rehearlng. Opinion by Judge
i'ritchard. Decision of this court re-
verslng tho Judgment of the lower
No. 1871. Maggie sheTey. c, al, APP
pellants. vs; Davis Colllery Company.
Ct al. apsellees: appeal from the Dis
'r =, Court qd at Glarksburs u W. Va opin-
No. 1854. James a. iMonett. admins
traitor of Cecil j. Kahn. deceased, plain
TIFF In error, vs. The Baltimore and
Petersburg, W. Va. Opinion by Judge
pritchard. Reversed.
Case argued:
No; ls?i. Robert johnson and lGp-
S. Jarvis. appellee: appeal from the
District Court al. Philippi, w. Va. Ar
gued by G. N. Murphy, Philippi. w. Va.
the appellants. and by W. Is. Maxwell.
Eikins. w. VA. for the appellee. and
submitted.
Case in call:
The, United States Fidelity and Guar
anty Company Of Baltimore. Md. plain
tiff In error, KS. The United States OF
America. ct al. defendants in error;
Moreland. Norfolk. Va, for the plain
TN in error, and by Richard II. Mann.
United States Attorney, anu Hiram NJ.
ney. Richmond, Va, for the defend
ants In error.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-20
VESSEL ROOM ENGAGED
FOR SHIPMENT OF GRAIN
AJyiccs from Best Authorities Tell of Partial
tet-tp in Demand for Wheat on
Foreign Account.

CHICAGO November la-Vessei room wa :
10000 bushels wheat and $3.50 bushels corn
today Part "f the wheat IL to go TO
while par, Is TO go TO Ruffalo u, u rate Of 70.
The corn is to &" 10 Buffalo Ut i:.c All OF
par, OF the corn Is for forsiGn N" SHIPMENT .st
message was received from Boston. saying
ocean Freight situation showed signs OF an
exrsS, s%.day We're ere soso5 'f hS.hsis ea With
lies al Ros,on., New York. sai Adj rs' aud
Tor on Sspor =" ohs
OF The !>es, authorities In the cash. wheat
in the demand. hu, the undertone IN tho
main was one OF strength, and that while
that the cash demand viii certainly con
tinne. the inquiry was good from nearly
As the month of Of De pecemSer ' 't draws near
there Is more talk ~ to The probable holders
are believed TO he liberal holders mot only
In rhicaso and The Scr,hwss,. but also In
have taken In the December future may he
aceouItsd for Icy their Inability to secure
the Grnin, they have bought the December
s ssa S saso s strong Tns sa" and
In the other big markets OF the country is
ass Well nfla TSS Tx On s G 1GnS Of
suffering pressure from holder. owing to
the buying power that Is in evidence every
day
The PROMISED uet.up in the. receipts OF
wheat In Western markets bns failed to ma
,eraiisc. There were 2,is?.oto bushels re.
cc!Ncd al those points to-day rompa red
with only $500 bushels for the correspond.
Ing dag last year.
The old time bull crowd in corp. WAS
more or less dlssruntlcd because or the
weakness shown In that market. and which
was the result of continued favorable weather
for husking ana moving that grain Cash
handlers OF this grain say that the sales 10
arrive on ,his crop the smallest ever
known Nhieh rejects desire 10 hold The
corn. Conssnpents arc small In all post
,ions There were 900 busheis received
III primary markets to-day coDLpored with
200 bushcla week ago Cash ira nsso.
lions here Wcrc 1900 bushels.
FTActionai losnts were shown In ,he on:s
market The feature OF tho Jay was the
ceiling OF Mag aud tho buying OF December
BY elevator. people. The ~, crowd favored
Gle
On tho whole hog products showed a bet.
tor tone early in the day. but there was
considerable irregniori,y in vaIues. Sovoni.
her lara MAS possibly the weakest product of
lhs list Pork was. higher. hui Inactive II
IS believed thai further Government 'artion In
dncl. ring more open territory "ill bring l.:
big H"S receipt. as the growers seem max.
ous 10 iiquiuaie a; this time.
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COTTON MARKET

MEM, YORK. November ie.-The action Of
to-day's cotton market served to strengthen
the inrression created In local circles tina,
the scat Ing long interest In old December
contracts had been pretty well linuidntetl,
and that the decline In prices had been
sufficient TO shut out hedge selling. Offer
ings were limited. and the market ruled
generally steady with the close steady net
unchanged to Q points higher. Liverpool
reported a small steady market. with prices
to : points higher att she hour OF the local
opening. and the start here was steady, ono
point lower 10 thrce. points higher. /, quick
~ developed that there WAS little cotton for
sale and prices improved on scattering
investment demand covering. December
contracts sold at '.0S or about Is points above
the low level Of yesterday. and Q points ret
higher. willie new style contracts sold about
{" IL points above yesterdays closing iiS-
ures. subsequent fluctuations were more or
less Irregular. although the close WAS With.
IN point or two Of the best ON mnst- posi-,
nens Promnent spot interests are edi,eI
with having purchased DcccmpeEx" cu--t r..cts
recently sold by scat'erinE longs with .he
Intention OF holding for higher prices
ceptinE actual deliveries, but local traders
anticipate that Saturdays figures will show
ginning OF slightly over iic5o.tNo bales
aud the presence or such large supply In
the South promotes cautlon the buying
s go, OF The market. Spot cotton quiet: mid.
sales.
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HusTInGs CoUnr. PART =.
rsyc bargain aud sale Deeds. .a..

Five Bnrgnip mud Saie Deeds, s3.:55.
3o--Joscph r. Bedford ct ux to Min
rie II. Bass. 2SN1o5 feet west line Eff
teenth street, $40 feet north of Boston
Avenue November 10. 1914. $3.50.
3lW. L. Hall ct ux to same, 56xl05
feet west line Fifteenth, Street, 1858
feet north OF Boston Avenue. Novem-
Der 10, 1914. $3.50.
32--Minnic T. Bass CT ais to Mrs. L.
&. Berry, 42xlO5 feet west line Fiji
tecnth Street, between Niaury Street
and Boston Avenue. November Q, 1914,
3s-GcorEc JcHcrs to Blanch T.
Welch ct vir, rs feet Inches by 1856
feet at northwest corner of Scmmes
1914, $3.50.
@l--E. t. Brown ct uX TO ". i. Rex
t:SI5O feet north line Porter Street. SIS
feet east of Eleventh Street Novcm-
Der 2, 1915 tax 30 cents $40
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STATE COURTS
SUPREME coUnT or APPEALS.

Proceedings of tho Supreme Court OF
Appeals of Virginia yesterday:
OF Richmond, ct ais. Argued by y. G..
o'Flaherty for plaintiff In error, and
BY Willoughhy Newton. Jr.. for de-
No. 10. Kicks. CT ais. VS.. Scott, ct
ais. Argued by ]. lloge Kicks and Mr.
Cutchins, for appellants, and by MIR.
Savage. Of Peatross, & Savage. for APP
pelees and submitted.
Next cases to be called:N
No. 90. Board Of Supervisors, OF
Hanover County, VS.. Vaughan, treas
urer.
No. 81. Providence Forge Fishing
and Hunting Club, VS.. Miller Manufac-
turing Company
No. 90. Epperson, VS.. Cook
No. rs Young, VS.. Holland, ct al.
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Circuit Court judgments.

Judgments were entered in the city
Circuit Court Yesterday as follows:
Tanner Paint and Oil C,ompany
against Welsh & Ford. ss4s.6l.
Gumney Mcfarland & Co, against
me Piper Roofing and Manufacturing
Company, S635.42.
Thomas Ciebhardt against the South
crn rhotoplays Theatre Company. Sl51.
Ellington IL Guy, Incorporated
against {. W. Bray. SSlS.54.
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Building Permits.

Permits were issued yesterday by
building Inspector Butler. as follows:
u. TT. Melton. to build two brick
tencments: four dwellings, on the north
side OF Floyd Avenue. between Shep-
pard and West Streets. to cost SIS, 600.
W. T., Terrence. to build one-story
brick shop on the north side of Cary
Avenue. to cost $500
. w. 4. Schaaf, to build brick dwell
ling on the rear Of 1913 West Duval
street. TO cost $1,000
Il. H. Schonburg, to build two brick
tcncmcnts, two dwellings,, on the south
side of Cary Street. between Park Ave
nue. aud Meadow Street. TO cost 81 500.
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Charter Issued.

charter was issued by the state
Corporation Commission yesterday, as
Alexandria Capital stock, $1,000 to
$4,000; to buy and sell securities OF
other companies. etc John l.. Semmes,
Lr, president; William II. prIcc, Jr
secretary: Jesse y. Brown, treasurer,
all OF Baltimore Md
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HisNRICO CIRCUIT coUnr.
r,ro Rnrgain and snlc peedn. saoo.

laa-The Tax Title Company. of
Richmond TO James Nelson. lot In Va
miles. east Of city, near road leading to
Charles City Courthouse, being lot No.
.. Of plat by John w. Turner. October
IS, 1914. $40,
l30--Noah Bradford, ct ux to Archer
Bradford. .63 of an acre moro or less
near Three Chopt Road. lot I, part OF
3-acrc tract distributed by Moses Brad
ford among his children. November
Ia 1914, $3.50.
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YESTERDAYS TRANSFERS
CHANCERY COURT.
seven bargain md Sale Deeds. s.o,.7o

Seven Bargain md Sale Deeds. s:O.:50.
Sa6--c;. n. Walker. ct viz to c. r..
Nuckols, % feet inches by 7SIA feet
west line Fourth Street, az feet north
Of Arch Street. April 10, 1914, tax
snS.o. r.. Cross to j, p. Madison,
:tX130 feet north line Franklin Street,
%. feet west of Lafayette Street. Oc-
tober 2S. 1914. tax 81. $40.
Cow. ~. Snder. ct ux to Thomas
a. Murphy, 2Sxi50 feet at southeast
corner of Ross and Fourteenth
Streets. November IL, 1914, tax SO, $40
t0l,--R. s. Christian, Jr., trustee, ct
ais. to Lille y. Christian;. 26x1os feet
west line Harrison Street, 50 feet north
Of West Avenue. November 10, 1914.
tax 81, $40.
4oS-W. r. Robins to Charles n.
Robins. 50Nl32 feet cast line Twen-
ty-eighth Street, i23 feet north OF
North Street. May 7.19l4, $3.50.
40S-Charlcs *. Willis, ct ux to
Louise v. Schleiser, 30xIoO feet at the
northeast corner Of Twenty and
Y Streets November .. 1914. tax 81,
$40.
4Io--Ahbcy Realty Corporation to
simon Steiner, lot 10. block /. In plan
OF Colonial Place (section ~. Novcm-
Der IA. 1914. $3.50.
+ll--Bessie V. Hechlcr, ct vir to j..
Twentieth street. dots lao and 1851 In
r. G.. Brancr's rlam. November II,
1914, $500.
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RAILROADS.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

.:is A.--Local--Daiiy-- Newport News.
I:fo Local--Daiiy-Ch'viile. Ex. Sun.
Thurriond. ~ =
800 a. Expressly aily-So Old Point
1910 A.--Locat--Daiiy-L' Lex.. c.
Forge.
':::S5 Noon Express Daily = Norfolk, Old
}H. Point [-i' ~ :
, f;:3 r.-Express- aily-Norfolk. Old Point.
5:Sp T. -Local--Daity--N. Srws. Old Point.
o:!3 r.-LocAlAE1. S,iu.. Gordonsviic
'a:jp e Sprcss- Daily Gin. J;rille.
:6:to P.-t.imitcd-- Dhiiy--C'in.. Ch'go.. ST. L..
ii;H Express Daily'--',in.. Louisrl,ic.
'Sfeepers. tParlor Cars
TRAINS. ARRIVE RICHMOND.-Lo from
Fast: io:.a a. NJ. $40 =. NJ. Through from
cast: ii:ao a. NJ. 2:@3 l.. NJ. $50 Z. NJ. .LocnI
from West: 500 4. ~. $4,000 A. NJ and T:io
e. u; Through; $3.50 A. NJ. ie:S, noon and
Daily. -
'Daily except sunday.
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Two Deeds OF Trust. s2.sls.

53-Viola w. Jones ct vir to l.. p.
Fool, trustee. 33xi.i feet north line In
gram Avenue. SO feet west of Linden
street. November Is. 1914. $500
:, 3S-W. i. Rex ct uN TO w. G.. Pull
liam, trustee, i9Xl5o feet north line
Porter street. s. feet east OF Eleventh
Street. November II. 1919, S2.0l6
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-20

MAKKET CONDITIONS.
The receipts OF chickens and hens continue
quite liberal, and market only fairly active
Mt prices quoted TuTkeys-rcceipts rathe:
lihe-aE market active. lsEss--Receipts con.
ttnpe extremely light: market in good con-
dltion. Eabblts-Ncry active. with favor
able weather. also whole deer. veale hogs
and cat,lc In good demand: market in good
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Real Estate and Court Record. !.
THURSDAY NOVEMBER 10. 1915 .ll-s.
N0NEslBER pa. lel4- II.

Herbert L. Rlchardson. 3o,sx1ae feet
north north line Groy9 Avenue. III feet 4
II, 1919, SS,24e.
t04-F.j sitterding. ct ala trustee, to
Mary y. Bialkowski, 3Qx120 feet ut
tho northeast corner of Twcnty.third
and V Streets. November 9, 1914, ST.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKETS.

CHICAGO November ie.- Sharp falling OF
to rally wheat to-day from "a setback due TO
lower ruotations at liverpool. There was "a
decline OF "A shade. Corn lost Iada to isds;
net and oats l-is. Provis:oas. finished at.
OF Inv. az
No. . hard. i.t6fi.!i. Corn. No: yellow,
'cu'c'a: Oats. standard, 'Jta5iL.
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
CATTLE MARKETS,

/ CHlCAGO. November l9-HoIs. receipts.
.2o3o higher: hulk. sI.c5dS7.E: light, s7.t0il
rough. 1890 sS.lS: pigs Wss9 s., o. Cattle.
receipts. 3.Qoo: steady. Bceves S5.16a$t0:iI:
steers s5.tods9.Co: cows and heIfers ia.sat'
500; calves. tS.Sdill.5o. Sheep. receipts.
iGDdS7.tS: lambs. ;S.0df9.?a.
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NAVAL. STORIES

SAVANNAH GA, November IS-Turpen-
tine nrm, Is; sales receipts: 10000: receipts.
800: shipments. none: Htocks 3c.5l3 Rosin.
firm; sales. sl0: receipts. 1889: sh Jpn nj s.
none: stock. l:N.S0l. Quote: 4. r., 5000.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
COTTON GOODS MARKETS.

COTTON GOODS MARKETS.
MEM YORK. November I9.--Cotton good
were steady but quiet to-day Yarns wer
more active: additional orders were rercive
for wooden hosiery and cotton sweaters. Ha,
silk was steady, Mems wear was dull.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-11-20

NEW YORK. November ie-Cottonseed oil
was higher. despite continued dizziness in
consumprlve demand. owing to light offerings
of crude aud support from rcfiners. Final
prices were. u to 10 points net higher for
leading positions.
Tho market closed irregular: spot. 5iiaS5);
November silI SIS: December biod5+S: Jan.
ua!y. $500 So: February. 06,Jfi 5Ia; March 5S7
ass: April 5sons 60: May. 6!idS.i; Juno. si5G
So: total Il = I0'T
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NEW ORLEANS November ,s.-Improve.
ment In tone aud more resistance To selling
pressure "erc shown hy the Cotton Market
today: ~ no time were prices under the
market acted as IL willing TO advance. Late
In the session only a few orders 10 buy came
In. tut there we're sufficient to hoist values
10 the highest OF the day. The close Was
q net gain OF TO 70 points. Cheerful re.
ports from American mill points and ru.
mors OF large army contracts for cotton
goods being let In this country we're bun
ish Influences. Bcarish opinion MAS tina,
increasing stocks would soon exert fresh
pressure. Hears pointed out that stocks nj
all ports l.!os.S53 bales while stocks az
The pr!neipa towns in tho interior were
bSo29 bales more. Total foreign exports
from the hrst OF the season up 10 10. nigh
were loei.oS5 bales. and bulls claimed tina I
forward export commitments we're largely
responsible for the Idling up OF stocks on
the seah,ard and at shipping points In the
interior spot cotton barely steady; NaIcl
OIL the spot: M bales; 10 arrive. $50
Cotton futures closing:
Dcccn5e.. old. ..os; December nov -
January. old, 7.i': January. new. ~ Mrch.
July, new, 1.i5 "
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Marriage LIcensea

Licenses to marry were Issued yes
tcrday by Deputy Clerk Brccden, of
the Husttngs Court. to P;srke T.. Thorn
ton and Carrie + Walton, and Cary +.
Bowman and Annie L. EImorc.
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PETEEssuRG PEANUT MARKEr

NTkcN0Tt"U by NoHRcrk, :'iumllcr e To-. !uc.)
Ps.ersbu.G Va. November 10. 1914.
Spanish: Farmers stock--Market nrm at
aic per bushel. NirEniars: Farmers stock
Market ateady. Fancy Jumbo. 3,sc per
pound: fancy hand picked SIC per pound :
extra prime. 81 TO 3,.c per pound: she'll
inE stock. .i.c to exc per pound.