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rho caller IL suihmigfd "a ennoppcs
w. D. IuifNATuN A. a candidate
for CouHahiu ~ rfoenri kunlbef
one Hubieri 90 the aesion - tits
Democratic primaries ~ uTsi July
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rhe Caller ~ authorize a. annr nncs
JAMES a TAYLOR, a. a eapdlasge
fpf fs.eleeflvn a. county attorney
auhsrfi in the actiun ~ fnlefn la aha
Democratic primary ~ July 1t.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-14

date for ro election as iustice ~ ln'
Peace W ffroinri Numbef uac Sub
iooi 10 mo aoii0n ~ The democratic pfi.
maries
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thc Caller h Awtaofigsd a. announce
~ - COOK. SIC, 80 % candidate fpi
a. election az p.stfici ciefk. subject
10 The sei,on ~ the Democratic pflu'
arifa
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The Caller 10 authorized 90 announce
CHhs D. 70 von ii.uCiligh az b
candidate for reelection as County
surveyor. subject 90 the scil1n ~
the Democratic primaries
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election a. county Tas alIsssar.
suisjeei 81 the action ~ the Or'uo-
cratic primaries ~ neat Jsiy
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The Calisf 10 suth~fis.d Go announce
JULIUS DuRkNftElsn. Il1. 40 a
candidate fof District Clerk subject
Ga the action ~ ths Democrats pri
msfies ~ July
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Fes Sheriff

The Caller 10 authorized 10 annoano.
a. d WRIGHT hH ~ candidate fnf
reelection 40 sheriff = Eseces
County suhierf ~ fhe aefioa ~ thf
Demo, ruiic primaries " neat lHlg
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CLEANING AID KisrAmIND. ,eat
ala ROYAL aud ashef MAKES g. A
ulnvf q, snish's ns.rs Store incns
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CALLER CLASSIFIED ADVERTTSTNC
=-=- a ClEARNG HOUSE" FOR SOUTH



f''i' hhNf -s-room house 81 ga
i.ipen street So per mon,h Barnes
Chambers Phone sss
foR EkNr--iu5 rhird street f.ns1n
nouss newly finished one. hair hlo.t
from South pluu street car. Sc p.4
m"nih hsrrcs s Chambers I'hon,
pe'
2 or RENT cfeen uo,isfn ro,fns win
N'irhensttes runnius water. iatatoucs
nd al modtrn cuns snitpoea. an reason.
able rates European Plan over posi-
oiiiee The Tourist Hotel Sos Ales.
quite 81
hlH nENr Hast otnrs roem sve
fhunss' Nadei eharmary lnauir, asef
Thomas Moie Pharmacy sstf
aa-aaa=a-a.--.--
FoR nrNT fgte room cosiase
u'o'i,fn throughout chose in phsns
sN a. q
f'R Rent Fift raom tunr allow car
ncr noddriiet anl water streets
lhmne Dol, MIS- " Sm,son a.
q room futsishe1 raiisFe rrlns nrs
modrrn convenience. Randall. ns
brewster N
iuh hENT Mrsc two sorf dwa
hns .n hlng street n,af Staplss street
Srh"u' with nan ina sis lnfa faf frm
g" suat tenant Lee hafraln C4t
Hpen nf ihenr lhlmas A. soufhrafr
sgl Mee1mte street. iten, So p44 ii
t''N NfNr Two town sfatrs nansa
ftr urht housekeeping Alsu tuu ini
Stalls roas f.r nfhf huusrtou.nE
clusr boz All modcrn Convenience
Phone gzs or apph ~ lie Mesquite
street "a
Rooms ,sr and 81 eo prr N'cck
board $500 bathing hanunn flsh
inr nal deU,ers Alta Vista
tnfsL t
run nENr FURNISHED rums e.,
Hrhf housekeeping Nnpn lia r, nlrt
De.
ROOMS AND BoARo
WANTED Young man aud ,onnf
Hd1 for rnnms and t.tri lu 1u.f'
hnine Rates. reasonable itnuuir,
4 s.lWde Theatre A
First class ROBINS ana board hy uh'
week of month $40 Mesquite street
egi N
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Tho CATER is authorized 90 announce
- A. JUDD - u candidate foT C0un
- Ciefh rubicoi So tns aefion - me
Democratic primaries ~ mort JUS
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rba csiisr A. auihapssa % annouscs
NJ = buNN. az u candidate Tor ran.
y, weienw. frerinc. no. l. ~ahssct
10 hetisH ~ she Democratic primaries
Nssi Jsly.
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rha Caller d. authorized ~ announce
LIE iONaH a. candliai ~ con
statute - tufiico tires urf sumbsT
Ouf. eun'-'i fo the t'f - n lhe
Democratic primaries @. neat Jplf
rho Caller r. authorized ~ announce
LIE RIGGS 40 q candidate fof 70
siesilpn az Constable - Junilce Pre-
ciact Number one. Huhieei % ins
action ~ the Democrats primaries
of nest July
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For County collseior.
The Caller D. anthorissa b. announcf
Err OLIVER a. eandlarss Tor ~.
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tstsr sieou. oa, iwrnN arid lWa ten
atuag bins sats N.mday An,rnoun
nstweon cefuer of soopiss aud Chspas
fN aaa tHu prtsb,ttttao ehur y
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nlsui tvafa rhant lht hnAtf sGne1
at Nu,ta uui,l var,nfe Maero ZEE
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The Cailsf u authorized So announce
A ~ Wills a. candidate fpr ~
fice u rablie wa.ghsr Tor precinct
80 ;. subject 80 the aellen OF ta~
nemegreiie Primaries ~ nsst Jnis.
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS

POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
Per state -erster
The caller - authorised tn announce
" n ft,ltklNs ~ Jim Ntua
County ~ candidate tY state Son
sior, suhi.ct O. ihe action ~ tbs
liem iefatir pfiWafisa "a nssi ialy
For State Senator
The Caller 30 authorised g. anueuncf
ARCHIE rAifR 80 Ima' county a.
esudldete Ter state Senator. ant
ieci to ths ariion ~ tho psmo, rats,
primaries 10 JEW
Fee State Representative
Who caller is authorized co. announce
upN FAT o. buns aa s eanaitate
re- rt elseiIon aa scpu sentative at
u'e slth dsiurt nutit,i 81 ,hc 1e
uon al 600 .atsrs Ia the ,fHnf
tem.leu, rmaist
Tos County Juaes
The NRlu b. authorized o. announce
TON A. NllANhpN a. candidate
fe County ludco suhl,ei Ia the
westerns BOO N.Ntmb,f
/ The Caller 10 Hufhorrca o. annnunr,
WALTER O.. mMON Cor rc election
az County judge subject te The 49,
iion IS ihe Democratic PRIMARIES ~
nett July
To- County resssursr
A. ! SHAW a. candidate foi
County Treasurer subject a. the
democratic primaries ~ neat luis
The Csipf 81 authorized tu anuoupt
~ u e. cusSNrr o. q randidal.
Zoe ~ election a. County ri,HFufof
subject o. the action - the pemo
cratic PRIMARIES
7 ...saaa...a...
Fof County co",mlssionsr
the caller IL authorized q, anuounc,
j G. BALDWIN ar candidate o.
County CumHisaluucr rrcolnci =
snhisri a. me action ~ ghe iSemo
cratic primaries ~ next J1ly
The Caller ~ authorized 90 Rnnean,
r ~ EAwNANcti - caudidst
fof recollection for Cuuuty Commits
sionoi Precinct Number one. nihior
30 the action ~ th, romaoratN
primaries
20 Coun'y comm,ssionsf
fhs caller 10 authmiGsd a. aunoanu
e. O. WiOpiiT so o candidate fof W.
election as County Commissioner o
Precinct Nn TWo suhlrfi 40 Tho ac
ton - the Democratic primaries
Fof County Assosssr.
The Caller IN authorized tu annaunf,
, G. nirNTZEK as a candidsr
Tor ~. election ~ County Aesosanr
subject 90 thr aciiun % the nano
cratic primaries
Fer Coanty Clsrs.
Tho Caller a. Authorized 20 Hnnuunc
v q COOK. Dr.. aH candidate e.
County Cicrh subject 90 enc ae,lol
u the Democrats primaries ~ nss
July
the NFf - hMiNNfltfn 20 hhnnuuf
AUGUST uiliii-iN1En 80 a oandi
dide fDf County Ciefk subject q
the action n the Democratic pfl
magies
Tho caller is anfhnfized 60 nnnouuc
~ A JUDD - u candidate foI Cbuu
- ciefh subject 50 The Heiion - ~
Democratic primaries ~ nrxt Jul
Fof County surveyor.
Tho Caller IL authorized 90 annnuuo
CHhS D. 70 vUn iH.uCitfgH az
candidate for reeisef lgn as Count
surveyor subject 90 thr action ,
the Democratic primaries
....s ..ese-r .e.sas.sessaa.e..
For Sheriff.
The Caller 10 authorized 10 ahnoun'
a. - WRIGHT hH candidate r.
y recollection ~ sheriff = Eaecs
County suhieri fa che ar'ioa ~ ~
Demo, rattle ~ lmnriea ~ negi IHly
For lusiits % he Peace.
; fhs Gale. In authorized 40 anneuGs
.anf.fasr ~ a. ffHfasHf
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The caller y authorized a. announce
AUGUST uiiii.iN1En 80 can1l
dae fof County Clefk sublee, a.
the aefion ~ the Democratic pfl
magies
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-14

The Caller IN authorized to announce
. G.. BiNNTzER as a candidate
Tor ~ election ~ County Assossor
subject 10 the action % The namo.
cratic primaries.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-14

. he raiier 20 authorized 60 announce
e. O. WiuuiiT sa candidate fut w.
election as County Commissioned ~
Precinct 80 Two suhlrfi 40 Tho ac.
ton ~ the Democratic primaries
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WANTED Hi refined yeHpE laaf,
position So companion ~ feFsrHess
T9b YEARS onurte iu domestic Hcicrcr
Address I,ax iee. core Cater lsz
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WANTED ons thousand dollars worth
- second hand furniture vii pay
Highest prices Wm reciin. io2 Mes
quite street. Phone sta ia
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WANTED one CIGAR case rarnH
candy kitchen sgi Leopard street
Phone ll7s. l+4
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-08
STOCK GOSSIP

The New York Financial Bureau;
"On reactions good buying orders will
be found The technical position is
such as to encourage operation
against the shorts, which seem to be
scattered throughout the actives
The New York Herald With the
general outlook the present prices
of bonds and sound stocks should be
very attractive to investors
The New York Commercial: In
vestors should not worry about the
technical position of good stocks
The New York American. Re
cent fluctuations are termed the rest
lessness that frequently precedes an
advance"
The New York Wall Street journal:
Traders who try to cover shorts find
there is only a small supply of stock.
Many rumors are atloat that the
Union Pacific distribution may be en-
joined by the preferred stockholders"
The New York Post: The market
presents nothing but an uncertain
drift of prices"
G. d. Potter says: The reduction
in the Bank of England rate of dis
count to l-2 per cent is a bullish
argument and | believe we are only
at the beginning of a prolonged up
ward movement. ! would advise the
purchase of Reading, Third Avenue,
Union Pacific and Western Union
stocks for the long pull"
Il
1t is rumored from Chicago that
Hill interests will refund Burlington
joint As.
Twelve industrials advanced 90 ;
20 active rails declined 90.
Copper stocks N hand TO January
we're 81 ,43S,S67 pounds versus A.
929.429 on December /. showing an
increase of 43509, 1873 pounds.
1t is asserted with some positiVeness
that an out Of town trust company,
which is large holder of Union Pa
cific convertible As had notified lat
ter company of its intention to seek
an injunction to prevent the pro-
posed distribution of Baltimore and
Ohio stock.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-08
COPPER STOCKS
0FF;B|Cs SURPLUS
Metal on Hand January | Shows
Increase of 43,509,438 Lbs.
Over December |.
BY CHARLES W. STORM.

NEW YORK, Jan. S.-Weakness
was shown by New York, New Haven
and Hartford Railroad stock at The
opening of the stock market TO-DAY
as a result of the report of Novem =
Der earnings showing that l. of the
IS companies in the system had not
earned their fixed expenses. The first
sale of New Haven was made at -,
or one point under Wedne sday's final.
Pressure against Baltimore and
Ohio was continued and the stoc
opened at 80 for loss OF as. With
in 10 minutes this decline mad been
increased
Canadian Pacific, which had been
supported in London, rose 5-S, sell
ing at 209.
Among the other advances were;
American Beet Sugar, Ia. American
Car Foundry 3-S: United States
Steel, common, IA; Reading, 3-S;
Erie, IA; Brooklyn Rapid Transit,
Is; and American Telephone, Ia.
Union and Southern Pacific opened
unchanged. American Sugar Refining
was under pressure, losing SIS. Texas
were fractionally lower.
The curb was quiet
Americans in London were dull,
though above New York parity.
4 strong tone prevailed through :
out the forenoon, the largest demand
being for Reading, which gained about
point. Owing to the heavy trading
throughout the week, special interest
was taken in that stock. Trading In
Baltimore and Ohio was fairly good,
that stock gaining IL point Erie
gained 3-S, New York Central and
United States Steel is, and Copper
IA. Union Pacific dropped S-S. New
Haven and Norfolk and Western IL,
Chino Copper IA. American Can and
American Best Sugar held steady
only routine business vast transacted
in Southern Pacific.
Money loaning at "a per cent.
American Sugar Refining was the
largest target in a selling movement
in the last hour, selling under 1913 for
a net loss of more than Is on the
day. From it's noon price of SO "A
Steel dropped to SO ga. New York,
New Haven and Hartford was heavy.
selling under IS for a loss of more
than points from Wednesdays clos
ing. Northern Pacific was also about
point lower. Readings demand
lessened and it dropped through 10
The tone was sluggish.
The stock market closed strong
Governments unchanged; other bonds
steady.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-08
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO, Jan. S.--Hogs: Receipts.
10000; market SOLO cents lower
mixed and butchers, 7.S5@S,35; good
heavy, S.20@S.35: rough heavy 1850
$40; light, 7.S5@8.20; pigs, 650@7S0;
bulk. 8O5@S.20.
Cattle: Receipts. $500; market
strong to 10 cents higher: beeves.
6.S5@9.40: cows and heifers. 325I
SIS; stockers and feeders, 560d7 40:
Texans, 646@765 calves, S50m12.
Sheep: Receipts. $4,000; market
strong; native and Western, $3.50
500: lambs, 5S50S35
ST. LOUIS, Jan. S.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 5000, includin" 1000 South
erns. Market steady. Native beef
steers, s7.50@9.25; COWS and heifers,
$425@S.50; stockers and feeders.
$500m750; calves. $6.00M11.50; Tex
as steers. $5.75@7.40; cows and heif-
ers S400m6.00
Hogs Receipts H. 800. Market
steady to strong. Mixed. $S.00dS.30:
good. $S.15@S.35; rough, $I75M7S5;
lights, $7.90ms.15; pigs, $6.50m7S5;
bulk. $S.00mS.20.
Sheep-Receipts LOO. Market 100
15c higher Muttons. S5.00Hn7 so =
yearlings. 06.00@725; lambs, $1,000
$40
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-08

NEW YORK. Jan. S.-Petroleum
firm: Crude Pennsylvania, $3.50.
Turpentine firm: 47@1-2.
Rosin flrmer: Common, $4.10.
Wool good demand: Domestic
fleece, 81 12@26; pulled secured
basis, 24@50; Texas, secured basis,
4O@52.
Hides quiet: Native steers, 10 1-2
@16; branded steers. 10.
Coffee firm: Options opened, to
10 points advance; Rio, No. I, on
spot, 8 IA.
Rice steady: Domestic ordinary to
prime. 1906 12.
Molasses steady: New Orleans
open kettle, 35@55
Sugar, raw, firm: Centrifugal,
s3,20@3.23; Muscovado, $270@273:
Molasses sugar, $2.45m24S.
Sugar. refined. steady: Fine gran
ulated, $4.05; Cut loaf. s5.05: Crushed,
s4.95 Mold A. $3.50; Cubes, $43O:
Powdered s4.15: Diamond A, $4.05 :;
Confectioners A. 1926; Softs, No /,
$500.
Potatoes firm White nearby, $225
q 500; Sweets. 10000.
Beans, barely steady: Marrow
choice, $4.75q$3.50; Pea, choice, 1885,
@3.65; Red Kidney, choice 5000
5.25.
Dried Fruits steady: Aprlcots
choice to fancy, IS 1-2@16; Apples
evaporated. prime to fancy, S@12 IA
frunes. sos to Cos, 8 i-2mf2; COS &c
zoos, 1908: Peaches, choice to
fancy 60S; Seeded Rasins choice
to fancy, 6@ 1-2.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-08
COTTON NOMINAL
PENDING REPORT
Holiday in New 0r|eansAIso Cause
Of DulIness-Ginners Expect
Around 100000 Bales.

NEW YORK, Jan. S,-The opening
part to lower Liverpool cables than
due. That market reported consider
able hedge selling, and it was be-
lieved there tha- American houses
were absorbing all the offerings. Aft
er the call trading was limited. ac-
count of the holiday In New Orleans
but market rallied few points from
the opening on scattered short COW
ering. This demand soon exhausted
and prices sagged 4 to points from
last nights final, in the absence OF
buying orders.
Sentiment is still bearish in the To-
cal trade, and some of the more con
sentative operators, it is believed, will
take advantage of any rally to put
out short lines. No change of con-
sequence is looked for in prices un
til after the ginenrs' report is pub
l.shed Tomorrow at 10 a. m. How
ever. the popular opinion is that the
market Will probably advance be-
tween now and that time, and it is
believed that figures will be around
100000 for the period
Trading developed into complete
stagnation during the late forenoon
All We're inclined to await the ginning
figures, which are expected to show
around 13,400,000 bales. This would
be construed as bul!ish and any
thing above would be a bearish ar
gument. The market seems to be
well evened up for the report.
The most encouraging news re-
ceived by the bull element for several
weeks was gained through several
spot cotton merchants, who are In
the city from New England and the
eastern belt expressing the belief
that trade demand will take care the
contracts on further depression in
value
At the close the market was steady
with prices net unchanged to points
lower than the final quotations of
Wednesday.
Following are II a. m. in New York.
January 176. March 1910, May 1199
July 1874, October 11.42.
Estimated cotton receipts:
Friday. 1913
New Orleans 5000 to $500 4,011
Galveston e.. 1880 to $4,000 5.S9S
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-08
THE WEATHER.
Conditions.

WASHINGTON, Jan. s. - The
weather will be unsettled to might and
Friday with rain or snow over the
northern districts east of the Missis-
sippi River but probably no precipi-
tation in the Middle Atlantic States
until Friday.
In the South the weather will be
fair with slightly higher tempera-
lures.
Forecast
General forecast until p. m. Fri
day:
Georgia-Fair tonight and Friday;
slightly warmer Tonight.
Virginia-Fair tonight, warmer n
north and extreme southwest por-
lions. Friday unsettled; probably rain
in north portion.
North Carolina-Fair tonight;
slightly warmer in west portion Fri
day partly cloudy.
South Carolina-Fair tonight and
Friday; slightly warmer tonight.
Florida-F'air tonight and Friday;
warmer tonight in north portions.
Ala bama and Mississippi i--Fair,
slightly warmer tonight. Friday fai-
Tennessee--Fair tonight: slightly
warmer in northeast portion; Friday
cloudy.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-08
RANGE IN NEW YORK FUTURES.
Closed steady.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

LIVERPOOL, Jan. S.-Due one
point lower on october and 3 to 1-2
points lower on other positions. this
market opened steady at a net de-
cline of points. At 1915 p. m. the
market was dull. 5 to points lower.
Later the market declined IL point
from 12:15 %. m.
Spot cotton easier at points 1a-
cline; middling, SOD; sales, 1900
bales of which 10000 were American
bales.
At the close the market was quiet,
but steady, with prices at a net de-
cline of to 5 12 points from We'd
nesday's final.
Futures opened quiet.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-08
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET.
Grain Notes

The Chicago Inter Ocean says
Some of the shrewd traders in wheat
said last night that there was a large
short interest out in wheat and they
believed that the long side is the
safest on breaks for the present SOME
of the conservative commission men
were timd about advising snort sales
OF corn after a break of nearly Ten
cents The decline is attributed E:aiH-
ly to the imports of Argentine corn
tree of duty and the mild wealth a
checking the consumption throughout
he West
Bartlett. Frazier 4 Co. says;
"Wheat-The undertone seems quite
healthy and on all little setbacks we
advise purchases
Corn: We believe that prices will
work off a little to-day
oats: There is nothing in the
situation to lead us to expect any
thing but temporary rallies.
Provisions: The market shows a
rather firm tone with a good class
Of buying on weak spots
Erie was strong on favorable i'm
preston received by representatives
at Washington in regard of an in
crease in rates.
New York says: argentine corn
is being distributed through New
York New Jersey and New England.
There is also an inquiry here from
New Brunswick.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-08
Rate Discrimination
Charged to Railroads

CHARLOTTE. n G.. Jan S.-The
claims of the Barnhardt Manufactur-
ing Company against the Southern
and other railroads for reparation on
account of alleged excessive freight
charges consumed the time of Special
Examiner j. Edward Smith, of the
Interstate Commerce Commission,
here to-day.
The company alleges that the rates
on cotton factory SWeepingS from
Georgia points to North Carolina are
higher than on the same commodity
from North Carolina to Georgia
points