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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-04
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GET RID OF OLD STACKS.
Burlington Haukayel


At New Sharon notices have been
received from the state fire marshal.
who orders that three frame struc-
lures in the business section be taken
down and removed instanter Which
sounds well. May the state fire mar
shall continue in that fashion. And
may he also succeed In having the
buildings taken down. 1t is an old
experience that the authorities can
condemn structures that are not safe
But when it comes to taking down, or
removing such structures, there IL gen
orally a hitch in the, proceedings.
There are few towns in the state that
have not their share OF old shacks
which are a constant menace. II the
fire marshal can order these removed
and II that order will actually get re-
suits. then will the last OF the doubt
ers have been converted and will
everybody admit that the state fire
marshal is one Of the most useful Of
the numerous state officers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-04

Tho favorite method of capturing aeals
Ii to back them up against an ices
berg and chloroform them with
lasso This preserves their skins from
unnecessary punctures and also ems
ables tho hunter 70 return home to his
family intact az to arms and legs.
The seal has very dtsagreeabls
speaking voice. being cross be-
tween power saw and high BARI
tone with the innuenza. Nobody has
ever attempted to cultivate the voice
Of an enraSed seal by using the old
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-04

cends to ~ degrees below ssro In thu
summer time. Despite this fact. nd
one ever heard Of seal beinl
bothered with chilblains o. HAVING
to rub frosen ear with snowbah
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-04

Grimes and Governor Gear. Now this
city offers the state Governor Deems"
says the Burlington Hawkeye.
The Knoxville Journal says: "A
united and harmonious party In Iowa
IL an achieved fact and 1t is Mr.. Cum
Minis strongest asset in the struggle Of
the next few months"
For Iowa's greatest orator Hon.
Robert G. Cousins Is being favorably
mentioned" notes the Waterloo Times
Tribune. 'Robert should be barred on
the ground that he oesn't work at Il.
But maybe not working at 1t Is one Of
the reasons why Hon. Robert g. Ceus-
ms should be considered as Iowa's
greatest orator.
There Is nothing that Iowa Ia SO
much in need of as good roads, and no
state is more able to have them" in
sists the Baskerville vindicator and
Republican. "As a matter of fact, poor
roads are more costly than good ones,
but perhaps that is why Iowa has
them"
Well, why shouldn't the governor
of Iowa get free trip to Europe on
Henry Ford?" demands the Sioux City
Journal. Where would Henry Ford be
ut 1t weren't for the Iowans who buy
his carS?"
The Davenport Democrat notes that
when an Iowa saloonkeeper is in
formed that there are six election days
next year he simply smiles and says,
Il should worry"
senator Cummins has never entered
upon campaign under more favorable
conditions. nor with more effective
support declares the Des Moines
Tribune
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-04
PROGRESSIVE DOCTORING

aching; did the trick
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-04
IOWA OPINIONS AND NOTE.

Burlington gave lows, Governor
Grimes and Governor Gear. Now this
city offers the state Governor Deems"
says the Burlington Hawkeye.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-12-04

In the race. ~
There Is no more reason for asking
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
SWISS SOLDIERS HOME
BEARS NAME OF WILSON
Ono Of Three Erected by Americans for
tsr on fr0ntirr-FreSfdcnt
Writes inscription.

HEENE, SWITZERLAND. December
-. via Paris.-Tresdcni Wilson has
'r'itcn an inscription for the soldiers
home hearing his name TO be dcdicatc ed
in elaborate exercises here on Deem
her u
EH"ricans in switzerland have. con-
trinutcd $4,000 for three of these homes
which arc suitable for being trans
ported along the frontier where Swiss
soldiers ar" guarding the long line
The first home was named George
coin, ana the third Woodrow Wilson.
The dedication ceremony will be at
tended by tn" Swiss Pre- sident- elect
m"whors of the diplomatic corps. Fed
cral asscnpiyncn. ana commanders OF
tn" army.
pleasan, ~ S,ovau. the American
minister to Switzerland, will make the
presentation and will read letter
tom President Wilson. The inscrip-
ton written by President Wilson. j.
now hcin" carved over the door OF
the home. II reads:
This hom" was erected by citizens
"i tie United states as an evidence Q.
their ndiniration for the Swiss repuo-
lice. or their gratitude for it's hospital
ity aud protection. and OF the cordial
and sincere friendship which has al
w"yS existed between that :ncicnt re-
puhhc and government and the people
OF the United states Of America. Il
friendship based upon common prn-
cip!cs -: life, common ideals and com
mon aspirations"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
cH,>CEny RELEASE DEEDS.
:" P"i""sr I,r"hs. Amounting Ia


l;mc, w Gordon. trustee to Abncr
'o","N "t ais %.Ni2i feet east line
SINtn street. between Baker and Du-
va! Sl"""is December Is. 1915: sSgG
~ Hich"S"n ct al. trustees. TO
- ~ '''". l"nN1tO f""t nj the south
west corner OF Ero"liland street and
s'm"u Avenue. December Il. 1915:
'"l'Hrd .ir. trustee. To Henry
W. """Sf"i". III" sam" property as
S'-'h"" - C"el ncNt above. Decem-
hcr IT, 1915: Sl.5522 6
" ! f"wl"v. trustee. To Thomas
N"p"nolh. "0Ni1SI-2 feet ,v"s, line
ire NN"uuc. h"i"ccn York aud
Homo streets. December II. 1915: ST.
VI. u Nu"n"llv. trustee. to Anne f..
lh"htr"". @"x'i0 feet east line Fen
oil Nv"""" - feet south OF ro@ers
St~"0' bccerhcr -. i115: 2as0
WNf"m : Rose, trustee to Oct1yia
~ Johnson -! feet Ia inches 10y %
f""' ""r' Lin" second street. - fcct
moth - Preston street. November IS,
1918: S7ji
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
BIG BULLS IN CORN
SEND PRICES HIGHER
They Rush (" support of yellow Grain
hnd Add Z" Hoidings in Com
spicuOuS Way.

Especial To The Times Dispatch
CHICAGO December l1.--Thc bis:
puilS IN IN" corn market not only sup.
ported prices when support was needed
Today, but they added To their lines
~ Il most conspicuous way. ANA caused
me market to advance sharply. They
nave handsome paper profits To their.
credit, and the more conservative
,,rnn .,. may have feared "A severe price
oic'H In ease the offerings Increase
~, ~ ABNORMAL proportions. 1t is said
,nal y great deal OF the long corn held
Ia WIS bought as l"w as 80 and IOc
ana while profits wcr. taken al, some
'oi th!S grain there are many nliIlio,,s
on bushels still held open. Those who
49,, !"'tE "orh argue that the amount of
hcann,n r "ni,ihscd by frost and rains has
uech iouhd TO lac much heavier than
m average Spectator cares TO believe
in"F say their private reports from
many sections are most sensational
III thc government report issued to-
DAY IN" matter Of puality was MOI con-
s!"creu: put the quantity was placed
~ - ~" S; 90" hnrhels. compared with
49, -'e"4.eoo bushels year ago 1t
was reported by railway officials thai
many fields Of corn In Iowa have been
sold to stock growers as low ,s z,
per acre. Corn closed | IL to SC
higher to-day.
CASH sales were 10000 bushels.
- , mere wer. many opinions in TIA"
traders saying that the feeling was
more bearish AMI that. had no, corn
advanced. wheat would hav" sold much
lower. Others claimed that the feeling
was bulish, but that owing 10 some Of
the larger commission houses advisin.,
caution on the buying side DrUfrs.
SIGNALS were slow TO MAX" new com
mitmcntS. y prominent broker voiced
Il warming against too much cnihusi-
asm on the buying of wheat on export
possibilities. He said "rh" wheat
market has been held up for tho past
month on the thcory that enormous
exports were incvitablc hut II appears
that tho same shipping situation which
T,F ION "a,
influence the wheat market in the same
wa!'."
oats were the smallest fraction no,
ter. in sympathy with the strength in
corn. but most Of the gains wcr" lost
h"for" tn" close. Cash transactions
were small at 100. 600 bushels for do
rr"stic purposes
Provisions declined on selling innu-
cnccd hy The helvv hog movement
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following permits we're ;ssucI
yesterday by the Electrical Depart
ment:
Gilman x Walden, for Virginia Realty
ana Construction Co, Fortv-fourth
Street and Rcedy Avenue, Forest Iiili,
Twenty-Five outlets
Same. for Mrs iIiil. South Null
berry street, two fixtures
same, for Ambold Grocery Co. 100
West Main street. three outlets
Eugclb"r. ~ Bear. for George !.
street. thirty outlets and fixtures
Same. for :. NJ. Brooks X 90. 3lo
North Thirty sixth street. repairing
defects
W. ". jerks. for lIuylc,s 291 Eas:
Broa' street, twsnt%-fv. fixtures.
same. for Mrs. ". A. McSwcencv
20: North Twcnty-third street, four
tNturcs and four small motors.
same. for Straus Cigar Co. Tenth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
CuANCEItY TRANSFERS.
Seven Deeds oG Bnrgnin md Sale.
Amounting to S15,OUO.

Maria c. Johnson ct ais. to Jesse
Williams. 32Xl2i feet east line Sixth
street. loI feet south OF Baker Street.
December :. 1915: 5000.
Henry W. Steinmann. executor. to
John j. Hart, 30Xi00 feet north line
Alhcmarle Street. % feet west Of Bel
vidcre Street. October &c. 1915: ST.
SOC.
Robert NJ. Kent Jr.. ct ux TO c. w
Wittcl. 30Xl20 feet west line Bouic-
ward. 257 IL feet north OF Beverly
Street. December /. 1916 tax, $3.50:
SO.
Land Investment Corporation to
Elizabeth i. Carson, lots 30 and 81 in
block y in tn" plan Of Chambcrlaync
Court December -. 1915; 5000.
fI. l.. Dcnocn ct uX. 10 Virginia II.
Hubbard iNxl32 feet east Of Twenty
eighth Street. - feet north OF y
Street. February B. 1915: tax. 81: So
Nirrinia ~. hubbard ct vir. to NJ. l..
Hubbard iSXl32 feet east line Twenty
eighth Street. - feet south OF w
street December Ii. 1915 tax, 81:
$40
l.. w. McNeieh ct al. trustee. to
Henry :. Wa!!crStcin. 25Xl25 feet at
the northwest corner OF Third "uc
Byrd Streets. December !, 1915; si5o0
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
REAL ESTATE
AND COURTS

Local realty was fairly active yes
tcrdtN, with numerous sales confined
IN tho small property. The sales for
the day aggregated little more than
Fl'."O' for city property, while Hen
rico County lands were inactive. The
holiday season apparently has made
ITS appearance on the market. entail
ing Il curtailmcnt OF operations.
robert y. Kent, Jr, sold To &. W.
Wittei, Il lot fronting thirty feet OH the
west side Of the boulevard, just north
of beverly Street. The consideration
was $500. Henry : Wallcrsein ac-
pu!rca twcnty-fivc-foot lot at the
northwest corner OF Third and Byrd
Streets. for $500.
The Buildinc Department issued u
permit yesterday to the Stuart Apart
'ncntS tn erect three story brick
apartment house at the southeast cor
ncr Of I-ombardy Street and West Ave-
nue.. The cost of the building is placed
at S2S 900
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16

The following permits were issuo1
yesterday 10y Plumbing Inspector Lam
dcrS:
c. +. Grimmcll, for G. IIut.l.r, 3oG
and 3nS East Broad street
earle Eochlinr Co, for G A. Lab
cnb.rH, rear Of ZIG North Adams
street
" j.; Sncad. for W. Il Connors.
2c"i7-3 and 2oll i.itticnagc stree,
Capitol Plumbing 60. for Clauh, J..
Sprenlkie 1901 -a-ll-l&-l5 Ven
able street
same. for Virginia Realty and con-
struction Co, Forty fourth street and
Rccdy Avenue. ForcS, I'M
H. y: Carter, for j. II. Tnrlton. $40
North Firm Street
Street.
snyder Plumbing Co. FOR w. +
Drinkard. Jr.. 2G0l Taylor street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
Known as "Montrosc," about il:2
miles from i;ichmond. December &c.
1912; $a.342ll
I. :. r,nc,rr counr or APPEALS.

The United States Circuit Court OF
Appears reconvcncd yesterday morn
inG Il. 10 o'clOck. with Circuit Judges
i'ltch;trh. Knapp and Moods in at
tendance.
~, 'as" argued yesterdays No. l40t--
, IL. duplex Envelope Co, Inc. appel
,a., VS.. the a. s. Iir:,tz co. Inc. and
nni"il Envelope Co, appcllccs: appeal
i'onn me District Court at Richmond.
NiSued by Mr.. Melville H. Church. Of
Mash'ng ton. ID. c., for the appellant.
; nmu ~ George a. Provost. Of Wash
instoh. d. G.. and Hin Carter, OF Rich
mo ono Tor the appcllees. and submitted.
Ias1 IN call to-day: No. 1903
United rhacker Coal Co, Il cornora
uoh' appellant. vs.. Red Jacket .Ir coat
20. corporations: Richard Torpin.
George Wharton Pepper and Richard
~. Hirtc trustees appellecs: appeal
from the District Court at Charleston
w. Va 10 be argued by Brown, Jack
son Knight. OF Charleston. w. Va.
ana Campbell. Brown Il Davis. OF
Huntington. w Va. for the appellant,
ana by ,'rcevcr. Gillespie ~ Divine. OF
Tazewcll: Holt, Duncan 4 Holt of
Hunting. W Va. ana Maurice c. Bel
pcllceS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16

and Main Streets. repairing wiring.
same, for same. 700 East Main
street. changing connections.
same, for First Presbyterian Church.
Monro" and Catherine Streets, twelve
outlets.
Same, for Il. -. Newell. lO2 South
virginia street. nineteen outlets.
same. for Atlantic Construction Co,
10 Louisiana street. twenty fixtures
Same. Tor same. Louisiana Street.
twenty fixtures.
Same. for same. North Orleans Street.
ten fixtures.
John IL. Latham. for MIR. Dorsett
Z6p" HUI street, three outlets
same. for Mr.. chalklcy. l7I5 Maury
street. five outlets and four fixtures
W. u. tatlctt, tor ~. j.. carringtou
outlets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
PETITIONS IN BANkR,,r"rc,

The following petitions i'm voIun,,r,
bankruptcy We're fled yesterday In the
United states District Court:
James T. Lowry, OF l203 North Nine
,eenth street. ~ boilermakcr. listing
his liabilities at slSS.5O. with no assets
All the claims are listed as unsecured
Amon" them are O. \. Gcrmclman. sac:
pr a. L. fleming. 1872: William +. KEEL
lam. $50: and u. l.. Cox $40
William NJ. shaw, listing his liabiI-
Ties 1T S'pi.lJ and his assets at sI3
All the claims ar" listed as unsecured
claims are w. y. FraySer $40. John
l.inck. Sl2: y W. Bowr II Sons. saGls.
and T.. II. Whciton. $40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
Nlnv OKI.I,ANs D.r.,nh,

NfN ORLEANS, December l..--Thc cot
ton market was steady and stood tho al
vance practically all day. Price changes
however We're narrow. and the net result
was u gain al - To - points. Selling, such as
has featured the market Of late wns no. In
evidence The chief stcr.iying influence was
IN" report that 4 private bureau was COM
lnr out with statistics showing that only
i'""'.o" bales W"r" sinn"t Ia DrCcnh.r ~.
Around the opening the market ros. > % s
points In response to better. ga hies than due
Moderate offerings met the rise. and by the
hiih1l" 81 ~" morning the market sold /
point under Yesterdays lose March and
was at yesterdays close on other trading
mouths. The rumorS regarding ginning fig :
uf"' We're circulated at this time. and tho
OF - l" u points The market became dull
IN thc afternoon. with tendency to ease ,,T
RE market closed steady. Closing ni,l 3.
January. 1886: March. l2.27: May. u 49, july
80. o,t"hrr. TO. spot cotton. quiet an
'h''hEci. safes on the spot. $50 la les; to ar
rive. 600 lalcs. Mddiiug II Sc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
fOrToN MARKETS

NEW YORK. December Ia There vas =
further falling on 81 business. but the COT:
ton market shovel stead!t! tone to-day
ami. after selling 81 L. &c carly. Marco
rallied 20 l2.siC ana closed at r.. Gjc. with
the general last closing STEADY az net
advance o! to IL points
Liverpool was relatively STEADY ana the
market here opened at advance Of . I"
4 points There was further Wall street and
con, mission house iiGuiGstion and pr.c-s
sagBed back TO about last nights clos
ing figures, With January at 10 65c and May
ct l:.59c. Liverpool bought on the decline.
while there WAS also some buying by spot
accompanied 10y reports Of further
price AX!nG' by spinner. ana the market
Armed toward the middle Df the mornin.
10y recent sellers aHd buying FOR a
reaction helped tie advance. which was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16

THF'HI"I 10 1T Ilh'S- DlSpNtrN-I
BRISTOL. VA. December i5.-Abram
Stoffci. farmer. forty-nEo ycare old
fell from tho bridge OF tho Bristol
Traction Conpany's suburban line into
liolston River Al u o'clock last uiuut
ana Was drowned. Thomas opcu. a
companion. gave the alarm. arI "A
searching party vas organized. but tn.
body was not located uutil after day
break this morning. >ton. missed his
footing i'm the darkness ii. is sur
vivcd by - VIII" and children
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16

encouraged by several private reports from
the South that holders we're refusing To sell
at declines. with January selling UP to l2.l7C
and May to l".6tC, or about IL to IL points
net higher. This uuNancc was checked by
runners that preliminary returns To- -
southern authority indicated that Cunning
Cor the first December period had been In
excess Of the figures for 1910, ara the markc.
saEGed of or points from the best. The
offerings. however. acre not as active or as
az SreSsive AS they were earlier in tn" week.
an! prices stc:,di 81 again in the late trailing.
with the close showing rccoverics OF some D
To points from the. lor level The Of
ilcial revision OF the acreage planted to
cotton made II 30 49,. GOO against the pre-
ll'ninary "stinIat" OF 3i.a.i.o0J.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

NJ" YORK. December l5.-Raw sugar
ilrm; Centrifugal So: molasscs AZ: re
mn"!. steady. spot coffee. quiet: Rio 10 :;
SO; santos No. :. e.. Butter and cheese
firm.
tni't nSccd oil has an easier start with
Inf", hut later iirmcd upon advancing Grade
IN" -kels ana light offerings \ large part
Of ,hc trading was IN the way Of switch
INK January :" March q; points. Tenders
on itc"nhsr "'mttn"is 90 barrels
'ioscd steady: spot. >3OTS50; January S3.u
Mf: February. S.i0"H.t?. March. AilsiN e;
April i2"N.5o: May, M52'sS $50: June. S55sIs IS;
July. NhlhIS.t2: hrccinher. N.3ifS. 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
IL. sS.(1.-1.3
CHESAPEAKE G OHIO RY.

Gin. Lsvilie T. W-st. 900 d. .u.oo :,
Main Linz. Local 's n. - d. ti.S ~
James River Line 1000 n g., "
y. News. MIR; Old PIT % =. 'l2 m 81 ~
NoS port News. Local -7:iT "a. SON D..
T:aias nrriv" trom NIX III A. .2:L. n
go y. y. !Hcws. 49, n. 500 y FUN
Vet 'S:Sc n. '3'h y. t3:j, ~. ti.iD n
10 D. dhilY from Charlottesville. ex-ent
Snnch. from Thurmond las rive. NE
IL. '7:l0 y. DAILY. Exccpt S,,,I.,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
nE>RIco DEEDS or rnrsr.
Nv" Deeds "f Trust, Amountfn
10 SIT.lSn

.,"hn l.. Eatcliife. Inc. To Julien II.
IN ct al; IN acres ON the Richmond.
rr"u''i"kShnr" and potnmac Railroad.
near t""cndalc Station Dcccml,cr II
1913: s. 900. i
Ni"'rnon :. Grant ct ux. to l.. w
ncN rl@h. trustee. "5A.G5 acres. between
:, .""N turnpike and Meadowbridrc
Road. known rs 'Montrose." Dccen
Der II 1913: $l2.9So
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
Cn,NcEn, DEEDS or TRUST
-Four Deeds Of trust. AmountIr

to SS.9S1 30.
Jesse Williams ia r NJ RoXlcv ct
al. trustees. %2Xl2i feet cast line Sixth
street. l51 feet south of Baker street
December :, 1915; $1,000.
John T. Gin ct uX. To II. & TAYLOR.
trustee. I'm ll2 J o." feet west line Null
berry street. 40 feet south Of Han
90. avenue. December !. 1915: So
Ashhy r.. Pyle to G. S. wallcrsteiu
- al. trustees. la0Xii0 feet at Tho
southwest corner OF Brooklnnd street
Inn summit Avenue. December IA,
1919; SLIGO.
Henry :. Wallcrstcin ct ,ix. to w p.
tlinn, trustee. 25Xl2S feet at the north :
west corner of Third and Byrd Strccis
december l. 1915: S29aO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
'SUTes ~ INlOn St0CKV"rIS.N
RE mOui Va December IL igJ

Richmond. Va. December II. igI-
Report for week ending December e. l1u:
Best steers, =: to &: medium TO good sii
10 Z: common I" fair. I. u g. Best hc'fers
tfa To 4: medium to good. 81. to 6: common
Ia fair a. 10 :. Best cows. to 81: medium
10 S"oi, ~ To .: common to fair, 81: To az.
3est oxen. to Ga; medium TO good ~. TO
~. ""rnrnor I" fair AZ to >. Rest bulls.
y, 10 ~ light. -. to ~ Best calves. 10
10; common ard medium. to Si@: cows ana
calves. $40 I" s7f per head. Res, hogs ~:
light. sE6o 10 $3.50 sows and stays ~ TO
Rest sheep, IL o. common fair. to :.
Best lambs. 81: to .: common 10 light 6 to I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses were issued h,- tho
clerk 81 the Itustings Court yesterday
IT'S follows:
frcdrrick J. lI"ilam, of Mineral. and
Dorothy Anne Mintcr.
90, lanes kirkham. Of city Point. and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
PETERsnuHG rEANU:c MAKKEr.

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
'R"n"rt"G nv Rodgers. pIummcr G CO. Incl
PETERSBURG. VA. December la.-Spau-
Sh-F"rmcrs' st"ck-Market ii:m. New .ca.
nuts: Try AMI clean, Si.i3 per bushcl, green
AMI dirty. coo to- ~" per huShnl
NlrGinias- Farmers stock-Market nrin
Fancy lumh", %i.c 10 3',c PEI pound: cSir,
rri.!" "i." Der poin i. prime. &c per pound :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
CIuC\GO GRAM MII,,rr

CHICAGO. December l5.--',uN"ruiucut c.o,y
figures. although los b"nrsh tlan 4 ma
J"iity OF traders had appeared 30 expect
moderate upturns In the wheat markc,
prices closed Unsettled, varying from SIC n.r
!"olin 10 Il Hike advance. with December
81 SIG and MAY at !.l7as Corn gained l.-.i
&c to 2hc: oats finished q Shnd" up ana
provisions unchanged 10 Ice higher
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16

MEM YORK. December tJ-Port movement
-M'ddlins. l2%pc. sales. LOO bales: stock,
;o.. 40 bales.
Total tn-d.y II all ports-Nct receipts
3 80 bales: exports. ?67> bales: stock. I.cll.-
SIS bales
Total for week Net receipts. i7S.7fl bales
exports ili.i2l bales
Total for Sea%"u-Nct receipts. S6iSj9S
bales: exports. @.cii.% bales
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
NAVAL. STORES

sNNANNNi' On, pcccnhcr 15.-'rurpcn-
tin'. firm. i2':: sales. 32S casks: receipts. =,
casks: shipments, lS2 casks: stock i5sS>
casks l!"Ain. FIRM. SALES 32No barrels. re
cciptS l.lO3 barrels: shipments. 2.3Jl bar
rci": stock. ?1.iGi barrels. quote: ~. e..
g -, T.. r. 3.2.H5.3J: q. and II. I2t5l
'.&,' l.. $500 80: IL. n01GUo: NJ. 2hT,; - :
=. G5o"6.1a. VIC. G.9oT695; WV. G.GGG 90.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
FARMER KILLS HIMSELF
AFTER HEAVY IuSS HY FIRE
Especial to The Times Dispatch

WINCHESTER, VA. December 10
Roland Huuck. wealthy retired
farmer. committed suicide. to-day by
hanging himself In sturlc in tho roar
OF his residence hero. Ills barn wrs
destroyed 10y fire TWO weeks aao. nud
he had been breeding over the loss
Relatives believe he had hccomc men
tally d"rauEcd. IL was :. member OF
the Mennonite Church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-16
RICIIMnNDuAY MARKET.
CHICAGO LIVE STnCK MARKET.

CHICAGO, December H. Hogs Receipts
ZOO; slow hulk. $d2Ju;6.di: light S5.>'r
Sc - nNcd Si05ii S6.Ia: heavy. 81. 25;!Si -
rough. S6.@1dS6 b. pigs. Si.50Ti6.Gu
tuc-iscc"ipts. ",Goo: steady. Native h""t
s;ecr:. $G.loA3ll.U: Western steers, SG.:jG.
$50; cows and hoifers. S2S5usS.sj. calves
sG.T slo3,.
sheep Receipts 1900: steady. sheep. $40
uSGS0: lambs. s7.O0T$g.50.