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The Glenwood post., 1915-10-16

Harry RAsiand who halls frsa svssy.
where but who was for several yam
. resident Of Glsnweod whefs - 60.
ducted the Hotel Glenwosl basSes
shop, has returned to the city and
taken a position in the shop Of v. Il.
Clark.
Miss Emily Strauss, the little daush.
ter of Mrs. Lavina Strauss Of this city
delightfully."- entertained a nunber Of
her little friends Wednesday afternoon
the occasion being her ninth birthday.
The little ones enjoyed the a1air very
much, and wish Emily many more
happy birthdays.
Miss Bernice D. Lyon died in Ca.-
bondale last week, the funeral taking
place last Sunday from the Casbeadale
Aethodist church. Deceased was the
daughter Of Mrs. Emma r. L9s. sad
. most popular young lady in ~ cen.
sanity over which her death has east
Z dark shadew.
i =
= For Sale q Trade-Fufnienus h q
H-Fssa a4ast1sst house in - niso.,
oA6fsnis- Hssss well leea1el wa
tsas fs< 0ssl 0asfseld seunAv DesD-
ssty. A tazUaia q >eeo. l.esios q
I'll s9iee.
= = =
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Fsehssa went - Aspen satupan0 = -.
peaSs ia . tsaais tsszsaas,e vlao ~
ns.ssn sl'A1f Ma sehssl 1ssssa
Ma 1snnsa, Hasees LsvA ydAa
f0oes - keeA 0vastsaap spuplDsuo-
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bss4 - Ss:sisossisss = dl1oosq
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The Glenwood post., 1915-10-16

Ralph Nigherbor, who had been i'll
tion, died Tuesday, October le, At his
home in this city. The funeral was
held Thursday afternoon u. 3 o'clock
from ee. Stephens Catholic. church in
this city, with the Knights Of Pytaias
in charge, the deceased having been a
member Of Jssons Ledss NJ. ~ Z. sf
p. Of spsing Caleb. A wife ana three
eAildzsn ass lsfs b nsssa Ais dsa4h.
I.tssne.t w1s 1t Rsseasd ssostssy.
ASsst ssPtsaass first Nm. E. r.
Yssag sf die city was visited - hsr
bssGAss.i.-Aw aal sistsr, NJ. asl Nm.
T. u 0assset Il Dsavse, vAs wsss -
thsir w - ~ ssase. Ds,iAg tAsis
ssise visis Asss tAsy vss . dsas sAsa
Win - passs tAss ~ - tAsls
ss.aiae sAaaosA - ~ ngbs nahs
esseAss sesp - tAsir sse1sa Asae,
vaisA ~ ~ ~ vssk, 81 = .
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. 1seuolell ssssss - ss1Qn&s
- - fhgis 1sisn1a t.<
4. si ..-.,. .zA14 ,~,s.
- Z .. 1sisAe = = sssbe = :
tsoanpua slsafag - DR.k A.4tsse
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The Glenwood post., 1915-10-16

J. n Fsslsr returned Monday from
= hunting trip to Utah. Jack Aossa 7
explain what he was hunting, whstAss
Hsrnons or jaek rabbits but he says
he had Q good tine.
A football saAs viii b. played in
Glsnwood Sunday between The lssal
Olympic team sAd the BaeAslor's elsb
Of Rife. The Olynpies have . sesA
tssn, and . fast sane Is promised.
I've barsaias in pstato disesss. 0aly
slightly used Champion, e4s.oo. Dow.
dsa in first class order, $4,000.
J. 8. WOODY.
= \ =
Mr.. and Ms. l. E. Pratt have moved
to our city from their home near Grix-
ely creek, to send their small grand
son, Frank, to school this winter. They
are located at the Hotel Glenwood.
B. G. Belden Of Fruita has accepted
position rs manager of the Noun
tain States Telephone company in this
city, to take the place of F. E. Bren-
nan, who has accepted a position in
Denser.
= =
For 6ale-Thres excellent residence
lots ea Blake avenue. Sevsr aad
eenest sidewalks al il. Call as this
e6ea
= = =
Leonard Clark, the l3-year-old son Of
Mrs. Minnie Clark of Grand Valley,
was operated on At the sanitarium Sat.
urdsy BY D.. Crook and D.. Miller Of
Grand Valley At present be is getting
along nicely. -....
Mr.. and Mn. II. B. Ikessr have re-
tuzsed froa . trip - the esast, having
visited tie sxpssitioas while thees.
Ths journey was naas for Mr.. Ikeler =
health, which 10 much improved since
his return.
For Rent-Eisht-reon modern rsi-
dencs in good condition. Very desirs-
BILE location. Parties seeking desirable
residence should see this At once. Call
At this Office.
Reese Tucker had the misfortune to
have number of his sheep killed At
South Canon Thursday, by Rio Grande
No. 10. Several were killed outright,
and many more SO badly injured that
they had tc BE- killed.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Methodist church will serve 25e sup
per at the home of Mrs L. H. Taft On
next Thursday afternoon, Oct. 81,
from 5 to 8 p. m. Everybody come.
A dandy good supper for = quarter.
= = =
While you are in Glenwood eat at
tie beautiful Toas King cafe. Yea
will b pleased with tie trsa&0oat yos
rsssivs. Just HsstA sf Hotel 0lsp-
wssA ll-ll-&1
= = \
Mr.. and lr1. G. D. Barnes left lat
Sunday morning fer . week trip g
Dsavse WhsFo NJ. Dasass IL aaAeoAinR
= ss0s boaiasss aGAias a.l 18Th aes
visiting 0sse = lss wi&A ~ 1fisoas
cd asqsaiaanoeA
\ =
1f. aa1 Ma Pst0 KirgAsa 1SA&n-
ed 1hsrsday morning fro. thsis hsssy-
nssa peat in Derver. They win naks
o3sawsed their hsae for tAs psssss4
pevhshay going later. to their spassA1
|rassh -. .Fsss Mil creek.
n ssi.:-<os. u zS..sss.. ~.
1sose - 0saaA a1souA Hno soGi-
assss lesa1isa WaAss = AssA ~
b gMs tn1s ~ pas11asnass -
a1 G1DNUoQ $. .s sk:s.,s,.-z--
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The Glenwood post., 1915-10-16

I|l notm 4l

01DG oou11xI03
~ Cesess Avssss
Sunday eeAosl, 10 q =.
ssAaay sssviss4 II Q. u
Wsl.ssday svsaiAG sssviss, . p. n.
Beading reon spss - lGsoAsy, Wsl.
Asslay aAd Friday sftssseeos frea :
y I p q.
An afs welcome.
PRESBYTERIAN NOTES
1890 .. n. Sunday ashssl
1l:0o .. n.-AoEaiAg 0ssvics.
$50 p. A-Chfistiaa EnAsavee.
1850 P. A.-Evening Sssvaee.
= = = -
CH1IDxIAN 0CI1ofC8
oasaweed sseasty
]. O. o. F. Hall
10 .. n.-6unday School.
II .. n.|Su1day Services.
Wednesday evening at elsassk.
Reading room open Tuesday nd Cat.
urday from 3 to s p. u.
All ass cordially welcome.
= = =
031DoorD1 oRU00 0o91D
10 q n -oanaay 9eAssl. = f.r
II q. a.-1sening vsssAiR.
-. a-EPvsstA LsaguA.
- a-1vseiAe vsssAiRs
A eeeaial wssssas svaies ~ sa
klsse services.
E8NDf 4 TUCk Ras1ss.
The Glenwood post., 1915-10-16
20 Nl0 R@2
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AW&&k
~ csaAy osAaas1 y Aaess ~
~ - Ais ~ AAxvsA ear.
WA1s s1astass lss ysas AassD, Is
~ 80 - J. Z W00DY.
= 4 0alls sf lnaak viaaAsl With
aAs il tAis city . Ssv asys this
~1 Z Tsek sps.t Ns.Aay 80
b A4ss = IL sssst Il 1sv.
4 Z. Ho,ksGsr Of LssAvills, vas /,
- city Thsssaay attending to bssi.
- 0attsss.
Harry Lseaa spent Monday a.d Tues
~ in 0raAa Junction attsali.s to |
boGiaess natGssA
~ 0sse-0ssd 5-Foon dvslline. vsu |
siaaatel, water in house. el2 . meath,
eaq1iso = tAis sGBss.
SSS
Hrs. r. +. Haven ez Woleett vas
asssassa % Monday By d. usyki.a,
sAAstsa BY Dr. Crook.
,t..r. N.. $50
4 assiaos ksanss ~ iss.sd last
saesrday to Ms.hy Tsaby, Of M ssd |
No KILLER HalAsek, Of Hi.
y. +. Biorn who was recently 1Pssa- |
~ - et The sanitarisn sxpests 70 b. |
as1s to return to his home Sunday.
N SANITY Seven e,sb win enjoy =
pesty tAis evening At the hsns Of
Gs Esther Chapman Of this city.
~ 0set- Fear-ssea 1velliag o.
sase. svsass. Tsks It It . al
nsseA. IaSsirs st tAis e1ssa.
NJ 1&ssss Laura and VioIet Han
nse4 aes spsadiAg . couple Of weeks
visieing friends IN 0rs.d Junction
He 0aAsl 0soss returned Thurs
Aay night from Omaha, where she has
hees Visiting friesds for several weeks.
= = =
The H. +. club gave dance at Dou.
baa's hall Friday evening. There were
4sits . nunber present and all enjoyel
tAs affair very much.
The best assortment Of Studebaker
spsing wagons in wsstss, Colorado.
sf. J. 8. WOODY.
George Pappas, Cameo coal miner,
was brought to Glenwood Wednesday
and placed under the care of DR.. Stew
art at the sanitarium.
Mrs. John Paine will be the hostess
at birthday party this afternoon for
hss little daughter Alma, the occasion
being her fourth birthday.
4 = =
Miss Blanche Stephenson who visited
. fsw days with her friend, Mrs. W.
H. Peabody, left last Sunday to return
- her home in Csaoa City.
= = =
OsA Hewsye1ess in a1y quantity nay
- e>eaiasl s& this office in la,gs pask.
ssiHs tSsssts per- package.
An. b. II. Willisns, who has been
IL 1t the sanitariun for several day.,
i greatly improved and hopes to return
- her home in few days.
= \ =
Mrs.. Wolf Nangnan Of this city has
been unable to be around for several
days, having run Z nail in her foot
which caused her considerable trouble
= = =
Oscar ThOrine, clerk at one of the
New Castle stores, is in the sanitarium
suffering from a carbuncle on his leg.
At present writing he is much i'm
proved.
Dr.. Riddle, eye, ear, nose and throat
SPECIALIST. Glasses fitted Citisens
Bank Bldg
= = =
Mrs. Hattie l.. Pratt arrived this
week from her home in Buffalo, New
York for an extended visit at the home
Of her daughter, Mrs. H. G. Overlook
Of this city.
= = =
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fipps and
daughter, Edith, returned to their
hs0e At Cardiff Sunday from Portland,
Oregon, where they have been visiting
fer some time.
The Glenwood post., 1915-10-16

ID WI p.eg - - -
4lpoegoA tAe past summer - 1aaAiel
Q Il 1s6s5 CSISsads, 1sfs 4sssAAy
pss1he ~ Nasissu whsas she- IN
- lst.A,sisse &c. Gts:vm >lsiss
49, = - epGss ~ uau1j4is vAsss
- r nnD ~ 0&un, .s,t :
The Glenwood post., 1915-10-16

A pleasant surprise party was givss
. Miss Mary 1eGuifk lase Friday
svssing BY = number Of Ass sshsel
fsisaaa. A fi.s tins was rspssesl by
n vAs sstsaael
The Glenwood post., 1915-10-16

II vih e ~ lnAs CAaslss L. TsAl
4 Hfls ~ filsa fss PsshaAs WsAass-
~, 0s1oAes I. n viAou q ~ T.
ssass1. Ma =. TeA, 80 JsAa 4.
0snss vsss aP9siaAsA = sssss1ass Il
H. 4sta4a. vAieA esaais1s Il ssvssal
The Glenwood post., 1915-10-16

Mr.. and NrS. G. D. Barnes left laI(
Sunday morning fer . veskS trip &
Dsnvse Whsrs NJ. Dasass 10 atteoAi1l
= so0o boninoas a1AiaQ anl beeh an
visiting 0seo - lsls Win ~ 1sisoez
- anmn&nAn0na
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-22

sriet Court Of the t On Hs States ' for the
II "S District of Virginia. entered on
Jun Trd a.: Isl5. in the matter Of Harry
-. IIoWoridge, bankrupt. we will sell
oy public auction. on the premises. on
THURSDAY. JULY 22, 1915.
at IL o'clock noon.
the real estate described in said order
as follows:
Al that certain tract of land located
III nenrico County. Va, about = l-2
miles below the city OF Richmond, Va.
a ,he cont, eomt,a,ning 2S5.77 acres. bounded on
on the east by the Osborne TURNPIKE
on me south by the land of Burewyn
River"
!, me improvements consist OF a good
oweiIing. ample barns and stables Of
concrete. with water convenience and
ness. This is one of the finest dairy
farms in this section.
An opportunity is here offered Sc
improved. and one which Offers com
bined features of a splendid revenue
ana Th future enlargement as well.
clear of ali liens and 1s m aabec, r" to 1 tho
confirmation OF the court
TERMS: One-third to BIO paid In cash
ana the residue TO be paid In two EQUAL
installments at one and two years. with
interest at G per cent from date Of sale
inc deferred payments to be evidenced
oy negotiable notes OF the purchaser.
and the interest to be paid senian-
nually. and title to the property shall
be retained until all of the purchase
money is paid, with interest and a
conveyance ordered by the court. or all
cash. at the option Of the purchaser
THOMAS o. MOSS.
Trustee in Bankruptcy.
THOS. c. GORDON,
DAVID MEADE WHITE,
EDGAR Is. ENGLISH.
Special Commissioners
c. L. & II. l.. DENOON,
Auctioncers.
hereby certify that the bond re-
CURED OF the special commissioners by
order entered June Il, 1915, in the mat
ter or Harry L. Trowbridge. bankrupt,
has been duly executed.
r. T.. POWERS,
Deputy Clerk
Free lunch will be served on the
grounds.
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the curb market to-day. The common sold
up to "a gain of 10 points v"ster-
days closing price. The preferred advanced
TO ?2i, or s3 points better than Tuesdays
also active and strong under heavy buy
ling, which followed the announcement OF
an increase in the dividend rate. The now
stock sold Mt Iols, up IS from yesterdays
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tSales at Union StockyardsD

Richmond. Va. July 81. 1915.
Best steers Sh6Sis; medium to good. 7E6S:
common TO fair. Sts@i; best heifers; 7laaS;
medium 10 good, 10TH; common to fair. SO
&C; common TO fair. AZ to 5i4: best oxen.
6h. to ~: medium TO good. to GA: com
mon to fair. to .; best bulls. to 6ia light.
6 to 5l; fresh cows. $40 to $50: veals ia to
sta: best sheep. to 5ls; medium to good, 4
to AZ; common to fair, Sh to i: best lnmbs.
e, common to good, ia to 8.
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET,
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK NIARKET.

CHICAGO, July 2.-IIoEs. weak, lower;
bulk. s6.5aS7.4o; light. s7.io1s7.so: MIXED,
S6.S5GS7.I0; heavy. S6.o0fs7i0: rough. $1,000
s6.65; pigs. sLOoGs7.S Cattle. weak: native
beef steers, s6ioIsio35; Western steers. $500
ASSOC; COWS and hcifcrs. s3."5Ts9!5; calves
s1.ooIs0:I. sheep. irm sheep. S5.6oGSe.75;
lambs. $S.On6SS.ll.
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Osborne Turnpike
Richmond, Va,

ABOUT ~ miles below the city or
Richmond, Va,
THURSDAY: July 81. 1915.
beginning at 1890 o'clock =. NJ.
the. assets OF said bankrupt. consisting
Of In part about 81 Holstein Cows, one
Shorthorn Cows, seven Mules. three
Horses. about thirty Fowls, Incubator
and Brooder. Silos Swll Tanks and
Trucks GASOLINE Engine. Stationary
BOILER, six Wagons of various kinds.
Surrey. Runabout. Buggy. ten sets OF
Harness. Cultivators. Feed Mill, Corn
Planter. Mowers. Drill, Ensilage Cutter
and Blower, Plows. Feed Cutter about
twenty-five Milk Cans. Cream Aerator
ana various other necessary and useful
farm lmp!ements. a large lot of Wheat.
Rye, Hay and Straw; also a large md
valuable lot of Household Furnitmr.
etc. consisting of handsome Upright
Piano, Parlor Furniture, Bedroom Siiits
Dining-room Suit. Kitchen Furniture
Lunch will be served free.
Sale positive. TERMS: Cash.
THOS. o. MOSS,
trustee in Bankruptcy
THOS. c. GORDON.
DAVID MEADE WHITE,
EDGAR B. ENGLISH,
Special Commissioners.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO..
Auctioneers.
I hereby certify that the bond re-
CURED Of the special commissioners by
order entered June IA, 1915. in the mat
ter OF Harry L. Trowbridge. bankrupt,
has been duly executed.
r. e. POWERS,
Deputy CLERK.
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NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH. GA. July ol.-Turpentine.
firm. 40d i0H sales. GO casks: receipts. i3i
casks: shipments. 20 ocasks: stock 2i.9S2
casks. Resin. firm; sales !.is3 barrels; re-
ceipts. i,0S4 barrels; shipments, ia6 barrels /;
stock. 57.ioi barrels uote: a.. b.. 900.
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PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET

'N"nort"d ny KodGers. PIummer & Co. Incl
PETERSBURG. VA, July 2l.-Spanish-
Farmers stock-Market steady. First quail
tty. SIC per bushel: ohGrade. 40c to Soc per
5ushel. Observation-Disclosures stock-Market
steady. Fanny Jumbo. sitc per pound !:
fancy handpicked. SIC per pound: extra
prime, Sc per pouni,: Smelling stock, &c to
hsc pci pound.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

CHICAGO, July Hl.-ENccptionally good
weather throughout the wheat belt caused
lower prices here to-day. Notwithstanding
big export sales. The market closed s:cndy
but sc TO lHhc under last night. Corn wound
up At SsWi2c to iN!Isc advance: oats. un-
changed to &c on and provisions with
gains of to Zoe.
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BY ]. 4. CONNOLLY & CO,
and
W. b. PIZZINI CO.,
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
THAT DESIRABLE STORE PROP
ERTY. No. Clio EAST BROAD
STREET.

ERTY. No. go EAST BROAD o
In. execution Of a certain deed of
trust to the UNDERSIGNED trustees
the clerks Office of the Richmond
Chancery Court. Richmond, Va, in
ID. B. 217-C. page 243, default having
been made in the payment of the debt
therein, secured, and being so required
TO do by the noteholder, we will sell
the property above as de-!
scribea in said deed. to which refer
public auction, on the premises on
TUESDAY, JULY 81. 1915.
at O'Clock P. NJ.
the property described in said deed. as
All that certain lot of land, lying
with all the buildings and improve,
ments thereon, known as No 610 East
btoad street, and beginning at point
n nast " ,ho io4o feet six (G} inches
nne OF Broad Street with the east
line of Sixth Street and running east
wi WaT nrS ana Z. fronting on the north line
more or less, and thence extending
back northwardly between nearly
paraliei lines. one hundred and forty
O+0) feet, moro or less. to an alley.
feet more or less"
The western limo OF the property
hereby conveyed being subject to A.
deed of agreement between A. l..
Straus and wife and Murray Mcclure.
special commissioner. dated June %
1911, and recorded with plat in above
said clerks Office In Deed Book 212-B.
special reference is hereby made.
TERMS: Cash (all notes secured by
the said deed of trust having ma
tured).
7. o. CONNOLLY.
c. RIDGEWAY MOORE.
Trustees,
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DIR GOODS.

NEW YORK. July 21-Cotton goods mar
kcts were quiet to-day. and yarns
duh New spring laccs are being shown.
Importers lines restricted.
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HIDE AND WOOL MARKET


The hide market has advanced again and
hides arc still in good demand. Wool hae
also advanced little. owing to scarcity. IL
| Is very dangerous 20 ship green hides in thi.
| kind of weather, they are liable to spoil.
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NEw YORK PRODUCE MARKET

49, YCKk July .l,--KRw sugar. nominal.
centlitigAi ~ molasscs. SOC: rcaned.
spot. quiet; RIO No. T. Tic: Santos IS st,c
From early depression due 10 weakness in
laTd products there was generally rally I'm
cottonseed oil to-da?, and the market closed
steady on support from reiincrs and shorts
Lahr prices we're Ito points net higher
Sales. $50 barrels. The market closed
hrn. Spot. t.o5HG.25; July GoJHGli. august
Io'Ts!C: September. 5.GtpG!9. October 60,
$3.50; So.cmber, s.0lN-.03. December. s.67Gp
COS; January, G.!.uj.!i: February, .isCs r.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
BY CHSklr q Rnrch 4. "a

Richmond. Va. July q. 1876.
STATE SECCfITlES, Rid Asked.
Va SIS. Old. c. and R............ s6s; 49,
Va Centuries. .. s. c. and r.. 81,
RAILROAD STOCKS
Atlantic Coast Line conn.,. 100
Chesapeake and Oh!o............. 30
Norfolk and Western. COM. . l0i
seaboard AIR Line. pfd,.......... 80 -.
Seaboarc Air Line. com......... %
Southern Railway, pfd........... A.
Southern Railway. com........ IL
BANK STOCKS.
American National Bank. 20;
Broad Street Bank........... -
Central National Bank........ l,a
National State and City Rank 10
TRUST COMPANIES STOCKS
Old Dominion Trust Co ......... "o3
Richmond Bank and Trust Co.. 2,;2 900
Eichm'c Trust and Savings Co.. q,
'irginia Irus! Company ~; =.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Va Car. Chemical Co. pfd. o.
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closing. and the old stock advanced to los.
gain of points over the last previous
sale reported Cramp Shipbuilding n
point higher. Westinghouse Electric con-
vertible 5s were active and irm. selling up
to io'S on fairly large transactions.
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FINANCIAL
ASK MIR. BOWMAN"

For Information and rates to Calitor-
mia Expositions before making ar
engagements elsewhere. He can prooa-
Sly save you money. Tickets by rail-
or water to all points. Phone RIM
tolph 1857. 6IS l.. Mnin ST.. fticLm"uu.
I'm,
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Boat Shares Feature Curb
NEW YORK. July 2l.-Thc sensational rise
of Electric Boat shares the feature OF
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COTTON MART rS

NEW YORK, July 2l.-rhe cotton market
ruled generally steady. with the close steady
at net advance Of to :! points.
I'iverpoo vas lower than due. and the
market here opened at dccin" of 10
points, but quickly rallied on covering
and Liverpool buying. which probably was
me chlet demand on the advance which
carried prices about @ points net higher
during the middle Of The morning and. ar.
ief the clos" OF the English market mad
shut out stracdIe business prices mere turned
easier lhcr" Was l.ttl. selling on tho
IcHns weather details, showing rains in
northern central ana coast sect ious ana
after The publication of the weekly Weather
report which Indicated favorable crop Prog
ress on the average. The market egsed IA IL
10 about last nights closing figures OF
Ierings however, ware ~ no means arrres-
ave. ana the market nrTnad Up rather sharr-
~ In The lat" trading on renewed COVERING
wall stree and Liverpool buying Closing
prices were within point or two OF IN.
best. Cotton Iulurns e!osed steady
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-22
Official Range and Sale of Stocks in New York

Sales. Stock.
900 Alaska Gold ............
e1,@0C Allis-Chalmers .........
800 Allis-Chalmers. pfd. -.
$500 AmalEamated Copper -.
Am. ASr. Chem, com. -.
800 Amer. Beet Sugar, com.
loS.290 American Can ......... 5
800 American Can, pfd.
1000 American Car and Fdry.
$500 American Cotton Oil. 80.
",lO0 Amer. Hide and Lea, pr.
American Linsced Oil..
5,ioO American Locomotive =.
Americ lean Loco. pfd. -.
1900 American Smelling 49,.
100 american Snuff, com. -.
700 American Sugar ......,.
100 Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co..
200 American Tobacco. com.
200 American Tobacco, pfd.
800 anaconda Copper $780,.
Atlantic Coast Line. -.
y. G. IL. of Connecticut.
200 Baltimore and Ohio.
500 Bethlehem Steel Co.. com
2@,90o Baldwin Loco, com. -.
British-A Amer. lob. Co..
Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
1000 Central Leather, conn.,.
''"' a!a:lHN racine ......
California Petroleum -.
100 Chesapeake and Ohio.
700 Chicago Great West ...
100 Chi. Great West. pfd.
200 Chi. Mil. and ST. Paul.
800 Chino Copper ..........
1000 Crucible Steel Cor, com.
LOO Crucible Steel, pfd.
COCO Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado and Southern.
400 Consolidated Gas
LOO Corn Products, com. 80.
Den. and Rio GGran.. com
90? 100 Erie. 1st pfd: ;. =.
100 Fed. Min. and SIN, pfd.
100 General Electric
200 Goodrich, com. ..
LOO GGreat Northern. pfd
100 Great NORTHERN Ore cts
Illinois Central ..
500 lntcrbOro- Met
700 lnterhoro- Met, pfd 80.
Int. Harvester, com.
Int. Paper
Int. Paper, pfd. ........
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-22
AUCTION SALES-To-Day
BY ]. d. CARNEAL 6 SON.
Real Estate Auctioneers.

AUCTION SALE
OF
a GOOD SEVEN-ROONI. DETACHED
DWELLING. No: 1920 JAY STREET.
, BETWEEN SEVENTEENTH AND
BUCHANAN STREETS,
ON TUESDAY. JULY 20. 1915.
at $3.50 o'clock p. NJ,
on the premises. we will offer for sale
the above property. The lot begins
100 feet west Of Buchanan Street, and
fronts westwardly SO feet . inches By
1872 feet on the north side of JAY Street
This property is In good condition, al
ways rented. 1t is located i'm n fine
renting locality. Will pay we'll MS an
Investment or spccula ton. 1T is being
sold for n division, and must GO" A
bargain can be had. Don't fail TO at
tend sale.
TERMS: Liberal. and announced at
sale.
Postponed on account OF rain TO $3.50
y. NJ. Thursday. July 90. 1915.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-22

NOTE--While the terms of the above
sale are cash, the purchaser can Sc
cure through the nuctioneers loan
on the property up to thirty-two thou
sand and five hundred (S32.500) dollars.
for o. term OF two years at 6 per cent.