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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1915-05-27

HAY FOR sALE-Forty tons of good hav for
sale at a reasonable price. Inquire at the L.
a: Madsworth farm located six miles east
of Langdon. 4O-4l*
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1915-05-27

Smoke Little Council cigars, Sc.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1915-05-27

FOX SALE-Mrs Haseltine's residence and a
first class Mason e. Hamlin piano for sale
at a snap, See owner or Or. Tom Smith. 49
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1915-05-27

County of Cavalier Sss In District Court
Seventh Judinial District.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1915-05-27

FARM WANTED-Farm of 800 acres or less
f0r only hotel in county seat town in Iowa.
Wadsworth, Langdon. 26-tf
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1915-05-27

POTATOES WANTED--We will nav 40 cents a
bushel in trade for round lots of Early Ohio
or Early Triumph Potatoes. Must be pure
stock. Boyd Department Store. IS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-09
ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following permits were issved
mcnt: '"'
Winston Electric CONSTRUCTION 60
for ST. Luke's Hospital. 1000 ives,
Trace street, one nxturc.
W. H. Lucy. for John Fraser. 3o7
Muinford Street. four outlets ana NIX
Winston Electric Construction Go
for J. G: Stewart 1881 Wes, Grav.
street, eighteen fYtures :.
same, Tor FourqUrean-Templ TO
i0l West BROAD Street, four recep!
w. II. jerks, for Rosc-I.eigh. 70a
f.as, broad street one hree.horse.
power motor
same. for q. $. Morton. 1918 Grove
Avenue. two fixtures.
same. for same, 1916 Grove Avenu.
two fixtures.
same. for II. p. Taylor, asll Second
Street. Fulton, three outlets and fix-
lures "
Same. for II 6. Brown, SIS Mosbo,
street, twelve fixtures.
EngelberG & Bear. for Catholic Wo-
mans club. 265 East Franklin Street.
Gouklin.. l2os North Twenty-second
street, eight outlets ana I'VE fixtures.
John H. Latham. for T. Pettigrew
55ol HUI street. ten outlets and three
w. Il; Wright. for 1909 North Avenue,
six outlets.
Lyons q Williams, for w. Fl. Mills.
~ East Broad Street, installing motor.
Same. for Burnett Drug store. l.5
West Broad Street. three outlets
Same. for Charles r. 1.oehr. tOs North
Allen Avenue, Two ceiling fans
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-09
me,tcr's Weekly Cotton Statement.

Companions are 10 actual dates. not TO
close nf corresponding weeks:
In sight for week. 466G00 bales In sight
! same days last year. 33S.6n" bales: Ia
sight for the month. a!@.G00 bales: in sight
for the month same date last 1000
bales: In sight for season, 2.o9?.o0O baIeS {:
La 800 bales
ror, receipts for season. l.3Ssoco bales:
port receipts for season same date Last
year. $4,000 bales.
overland to mills and. CA da for season,
con bales: overland to mills and Canada
for season same date last year. ;siO0l bnies.
Southern mill taknEs for season. ir6.noi
bales; Southern mill iakings for season
Interior stocks in excess of August o,s
hfn bales: interior stocks In excess OF August
, last year. geo bales.
Foreign exports for week, $4,000 bales
Mert bales; foreign exports for season IS: =
fs,' hale%: foreign exports for season sale
date last year. 10000 bales.
Northern spinn.rs takinss and Canada
year 5000 bales; Northern spiuncrs' tai,
inrs and cahaGa for season :3Gnp0 halrs A..
Nor,hern spinners' ;akIngs anG Canada for
Statemen; of worlds visible supply:
Total visible this week aH30pi bales
total visible last week. ii;..Tt1 taies: total
Visible same date last year. 3 GiS go ha!rs
last week 3oi3.M0 bales: Of this the total
American last year. l.sSo00 blles
Al; other kinds this week. !.l,N.o10 bales
ali other KRIS last YEAR i.iS36co ,n nn'eS
Visible in tho United States this week
! i.,s,.00p bn les: visible In tho United State
this date last year. $4,000 bales.
G1 bales: visible in other countries III.
date last year. 2i2OD bales
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-09
MuNiCIPAL IMPROVEMENTS.

The Administrative Board yesterday
inentS:
superintendent of the street Clean
inS department was instructed to place
cihuers on the sidewalks on SECOND
street. Fulton. between Denny and
Louisiana Streets.
city Engineer WAS instructed to have
me contractor for repair work repuir
or Cary street
city Engineer was instructed TO have
the necessary repairs made to ths Old
s.oh. sewer In Grace Street. between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth Streets ut
an estimated cost OF $500
=, Shpsrinte ndent OF the Street Ciea,,.
ing department WAS instructed Ia
place cinders or gravel on Thirty -fir.i
olitcl near - Street, at or near j,
transfer point. - -
clty Engineer instructed TO have thu
nahdS ana carts force grade and ton.
dress with granite chips the Aidcynii.
on the north side OF eleventh Street
pe,Wecn iorter and Bairor;dge Streets
bius Tor the constr uction OF vuriouE
snort sewers were opened and r.t
lation aud report o"f
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Rru,l.trrrt'. Rrport

morrow viii FAY:
In IN" """n"mi" situation performance
i"'I"ws promise at rapid pace aud as
,ihi"N"rhb'" factors are eliminated. vvnr
hEEinG lines arc brought VA ioIch with tn.
rr, lc OF growing activity. Iudu.try STOW :
tor 81 c"d. sicel mills are producing at a
raEih rate: blast furnaces ~" Vnrl,in =
~ an unparalleled caIt eight Of tho co,it-
Try 'r"nN az" Of ihe record pr"porti1ns
thiS w"ckss bank 'i"HriueS -onchc. r.,,,s
point. i"Nt'" mills are GA fun ti,nc. wonleu
MUS arc busy, plants masking munitions ~
war arr" "N"rta$ed. tour miilars are ,tsh
IhE production on a night ,ul day basis to
tax" car" az humo ana foreign dcmon,,s
,Ia'h'n" 'no' 'h"rs are turning down orders
p'yiHic "l 'lhHhiiity Ia make deliveries.
hhi 'lif values for september show q sharp
"",n over ,'tt year. our relations Ia inter
national political affairs AZ" seemingly ,,soro
r""-SilIN% IMAM 3' any tine since ,ha
Eninp"an Sc" started. and almost avcry
WhNr" ~ ~" country "n;iuism is rife
ML-L.L- Lnk cletr!uEs arr. 81 ST.. 81. On
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REAL ESTATE
;. AND COURTS

The local real. estate marltet was
only nominally active yesterday. the
sales for the day aRgreeating slightly
less than 100000. business, Yesterday
morning was good. but the trans
actions In the afternoon dropped of
TO almost nothing. The mortgages
were numerous and amounted to near
Is $4,000.
w. j. Gilman sold Il lot fronting 10l
feet at the southeast corner OF Monu-
ment Avenue and the Ttosencath Road.
was SIl,llO. which was the largest
sale to develop and the only one Nor
more than $4,000. 4. j. bradley sold
to w. g Evans Il lot fronting twenty
anu one-half feet at the southeast
corner of Twcnty-eighth and Clay
Streets. for $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-09
CuANcEnY DEEDS OF TRUST.
Nine Deeds Of Trust. Amounting |

10 S51 ,SIB,
Joel w. White ct uX. to J.. sitter
ding ct al. trustees. 7Gxl@4 feet west
line Twenty third Street. A feet north
of V street October C, 1915: sc.75o.
w. e Evans TO g. S. Gnldbarth.
trustee. 90 1-2xl20 feet at the south
east corner OF Twenty eighth and
Clay Streets. September 20. 1918;
1886
w. r Sheppard ct NIX to +. NJ Long.
trustee. 35Nl30 feet north line Grove
Avenue. 90 feet west of CRANKY
street. October S. 1915; slo.620.
O. J. Davis ct uX. TO Elan e Fun
stem. trustees. % feet inches by IS
feet > inches south line Park Avenue.
+6 feet east of Elm street. October ..
same, to same, 10 feet inches by
IS feet II l-2 inches at the southeast
corner OF Park Avenue and Elm Street.
October 4, 1915; $3.50.
John II. Ncrlandcr TO II. 4. Pollard.
Jr.. trustee, 25Xl26 feet west line
Twenty -second street. "a feet south
Of r street. October s. 1915; $3.50.
Reulah T. Trevilian to Henry a.
Sampson, trustee, 30 l-2Xl30 feet south
line Main street, 1922 feet east of
Deep Run Street october /, 1915: ST.
400
Mary j. Clay 10 f. NJ Boxley ct al.
trustees. 33oXl27 feet east line Thir-
tytirsl Street. between Leigh and NJ
Streets; also, l9l3SXloJ feet east line
Thirtysccond street at the south cor
nrr of Street. September "a. 1915;
$4,000.
Caroline H. Harris ct vir TO r. NJ.
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CnANcEnY RELEASE DEEDS.


ANViSaSf h1nOunttn. to
Bank OF Commerce and Trust. trus-
tce To John ~. Nisslcy ct uX 3Oxi15
! rect south line Grace Street 10. feet
east OF Twenty-scvcnth Street Octo-
Der g. 1915: $3.50
w. 6. Blanton. trustee. to w. G.
liiakey ct ais. 75Xl30 feet south line
Grace Street. 326 feet east OF I.afay-
cite street. October :. 1915: 1875.
L. IL. Brown ct ais. trustees To
Lyme L.. Moselry ct al. s0xl35 feet w es,
Norwood street September 30, 1915:
l.. II. Erowu trustee To Susan Will
ltains.. 2pNl25. feet wost line st. John
street. IS feet south Of Federal street.
october Z. 1915; sS26.
o. II Funston. trustee. to Elizabeth
- Morrison 81 ais. 25Nl2O feet .n st
limo Fourth street, SO feet inches
south OF Byrd Street; also 4OXi7 feet
on an alley Immediately in rear of
above lot October r, 1918: sG.720.
w. l.. Purcell. Jr., trustee. To- l.. Il.
tempt, t0Xl20 feet north line Dance
street 2il feet east Of Raudolph
street. October 6, 1919: S353.75.
John NJ Purcell. trustee. to Richard
r. Berry ct ais. the same property as
Described IN deed next above. October
b. 1915: s1225a
william a. Moncure trustee. to i'm
carter, toNloc feet south line Homo
street. so feet east OF Luck Avenue
october o, 1915; s2.l2Q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-09
HEAVY SELLING FORCES
WHEAT TO LOWER LEVELS
Especial to The Timcs-pispa,ch.-

CHICAGO. October S.-Heavy sell
Ihs pressure forced wheat futures TO
sn'ts showing losses Of 3l-S to IA 20
= '-S Cents for the day shorts, en-
:ou'aScd by the continued weakness
III me Northwest, increased country
oHerinES and prospects Of q billiyn-
puShei wheat crop, were hearv sellers
OF wheat, while there was much Ii
Guiia'ion by longs. In ridition.
there was hedging pressure here from
Northwest people, who reported that
the country sales of wheat were about
the heaviest on the crop.
Very heavy ana continued movement
Of wheat from first hands will be ncces-
Sary |" cause supplies Of cash wheat
10 becom" burdenSomc, rs there is "a
steady demand for the article. II is
reported that vessel room for 10000
600 bushels OF wheat has been char
tered in the past ten days. from the
head Of tn" Lakes to Eastern ports.
northwest markets claim that mills
there have sold all the -four they can
make this year and considerable for
next Year. while good elevator de =
mand can also be expected in view
OF the empty houses all over the grain
bet.
Crop advicea from Europeau
countries We're again of n bullish tone,
and native offerings are proving dis
appointing both in quantity and quail
ity.
Corn also displayed weakness and
closed with declines Of "a 10 rs cent
~ ttll. Local beaTS SOlu freely,
Notwithstanding the freezing tcmpcra-
lures over a large part OF the belt.
figuring that the government crop cs-
Inmates Offset amy damage that was
caused by frost. The weakness in
wheat also had a depressing effect on
( tho market. as did the heavy Ar9en-
tine shipments this week. which were
6,l:0.000 bushels. compared with s.
$4,000 bushels Il year ago. Demand
for cash corn was lighter. and prices
We're off | to 1-2 cents, with sales OF
$4,000 bushels reported.
oats ranged lower with other grains.
closing with losses Of l-2 to "a cent.
, In view of the record crop estimates
by tho government. there was little
new buying, while elevator interests
pressed the selling side. The Italian
oats crop is reported as below cXpec-
tations and they are buying freely OF
foreign oats.
Provisions closed generally tirmer.
Z The market was helped by the adj :
vance in hog prices AT the yards and
by some investment demand
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-09
HENnICo CIRCUIT COURT.

Bculah Fox. OF this city. was weston
day acquitted In the Henrico Circuit
Sourt OF tho charge OF breaking in the
dwelling OF Mrr. Mary r. Hutchinson.
on the Ninc-Mile Road, and stealing "A
dress and pair Of shoes
iEusene Farmer. colorcd. charged
WIN steaiing COW from Mrs. X NJ
Mears. who lives just outside the CITY
limits. was dismissed
In civil action for rent alleged to
nave been due the estate of Mann &
Valentine from l.. L.. Wilson, RI Seidon
taylor ~ Sons. agents for the ESTATE.
were awarded 800
venc again Monday morning at 10
clock ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-09

Charters were issued aud amend.
by the State. Corporation Commissiou
yesterdays us follows: :"
Travis Corporation Norfolk Maxi
value. 300: real estate business. n. il.
waller, presiqeni;.t Alan. c.; Burrow.
vice -president: H. y. Spindle, Jr., sec
Norfoikiun Inn, Inc. fIopeweM. CITY
mnoint: to build and operate u hotel.
Mh%inpm. 45,0oO: minimum. $500; pa,
TSaiue, 70 j. K, Thomas. presidents; II
ID. siyly. VICE president: Thomas How
ara secretary, all OF HOpeweiL
ters & Norton; IneL Richmond, CHI,
1 1nS ING name TO Walters IL Richardson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-09

May -............. SIS 80, lc.o ,7's
.Srot cotton, quiet; mddling. ualnuds. T. soc.
NEW NoHN. October S--rort movement
mMi,'!lins. i?..oc. Receipts. PSI bales; stock.
Total to day a, all ports Nc, receipts.
,c:o-s bales: exports. Siii bales; stock. l.cao.
Total Tor week Net receipts. @ra.aiG bales;
exports 1850 bales.
Total for season Net receip.s i.53s ~.
bales; exports. $3.50 bales
NEW ORLEANS. October S-Cotton re.
manned unsettled to-day. buIish features
not having their usual influence st tho
best OF tho session prices To 8 points
over Yesterdays close: at their lowest they
Nerc !: IL Il points under. The close was
at a Not loss OF n to - points
f"tt"r cables than due caused rise Of
I" points ar'uu& thc opening. hut mis-
N""r was lost under IiquitatI"n Frost
WARNINGS resulted II. renewed huyiuC. " INCH
lHi prices :" net gain of 10 points
hut SCI iuc increased on the hard Spots an!
nr"Urd the Iuiddle OF tho d,y tn. markell
vas at It's lowest. In the ,i'tnrnno,, .chl
L"inS by longs was persistent AMI ":ceriuEs
from ihiS source checked all upward move
The murnrt was given steady ur,,ier,.r.
10y tn" cold wave crossing IL" South and
10y reports of high prices being na!l for
:l'"'S IN the interior. Moderate short sell
ing was IN evidence at times. being b,end
partly "n th' theory that reaction from
N" Je,lin" was Imminent and partly on tn
claim that temperatures in the belt we're
not AS low ~ predicted and would not -.
ihr damage sNpCCte l.
'"ut"n futures closing: October lsl.:
December. TO lai.Iarv 1859: March :. So.
May ,3.ol SPOT cotton, steady, :nc'a,ccd.
sales on tho spot. Is OhaIcs: TO arrive. 80;
barrels. Midilimu, 100.
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cnNNcEI,y TRANSFERS.
Six Decdss Of bargain md Sale.
Amounting to SIS.i5O.

Amounting to SiS.i5O.
Abbey Realty Corp. to Adclmo Don
mini. lots "a and - in block In the
plan OF Colonial Place, section A. Feb
ruary IL. 1915: $3.50.
a. J Bradley to w. G. Evans. 90 =
by 40 feet at the southeast corner Of
Invent -cighth and Clay Streets. Sep
tember II. 1915: tax, $3.50: SO.
John Is Gayle. special commissioner.
TO Alma V. Finncr. 30Xl20 feet south
Rowland street October q, 1915: sl.-
$50.
l.. w. Tucker ct uX. to John II. Ncr-
lander. 25Xl26 IL feet west line Twen-
ty-second Street, - feet south OF I
street. October g. 1919; $1,000.
Bessie Y. Parsons TO l.. J. Goodwin.
10 feet inches north line Williams
street $50 feet west OF Harrison
street October s. 1919: tax, 81: $40
w j. Gilman ct uN. to :. T. Bcv-
eridRe, 10lXl30 feet at the southcast
corner of Monument Avenue and Rose
meath Road. October ., 1915: S1l,1l0
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-09
HUSTINGS COURT.

Jefferson Smith was convicted in Tho
iustinBs Court yesterday Of an at
tempt to XIII Lille. Willis. and was
Ernest Webb was convIcfnJ M ~ ~ ~
charge OF throwing rocks AT a street
car. thereby cndangerinE the lives OF
passengers and was sentenced 10 pn =.
4 hne OF 800 and TO serve six months
in jail 80 49, nc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-09
NLW YnRK rKnD,CE MAnKEr

NEW YORK, October Raw sugar
strong: centrifugal 10. mOllsScs. S2i: 70
lined. steady. Butter. easier Cheese steady
spot coffee. quiet: k!o ~. &C. Santos Is g.
tntt"nsced oil was higher and stronger
new high records being established. the
outcome "i general buying 10y the South on
the Investment theory. Seed prices arc sO;Ir-
ing with consequent hardening Of crude
values Final prices were - TO - points
not higher. Sales SEQ barrels. The mar
ket closed firm. Spot. ,jjn1aJ, October
..l'.,,.I": November i.u2G ,.GS: December -ci
u'6': January, s6'diG>: February. 7.7od7Se:
March '.N>1'.sS; April. '.a'uSoi: May. sos
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KICINNND LINE srOck MARkr.r


'Nh y AT I-IIOf NtDCEN0rNS.I
Eichuoni. Va. October i?'5
fcst steers. ''@tfS: choice. higher: medium
70 good, o'1n.'"; vominua To fair. au". Best
hrifcrs 6Hi'.; choice higher: nreuIr,n to
S"od' 2'sHG: common 10 fair. ra"ji. Eost
cows "''H"'.; medium i, good. ii.65J. com
mon Y" i"ir 3i2nii.. Best oxen. 6d5l. :;
medium 10 good, 5',r"; common to mir
t'2h,l.. Best bulls. ii.Ii%; light. n.a:=; ::
c+iNes, Sn": common. lower: cows and
calves. sN"{!H ncr h"s,,!. Best sheep .G!in ;
nciium I" Eood +T5; common to fair 2L1i
-. anus. NHNz; common fair. ear
Best hogs. 81 pgs. ~: snws aud stni.s. 81 !.
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HusTINGs RELEASE DEEDS.
ihree Heiense Deeds, Amounting
S5.BlS

L.. VI. y. Bazilc, trustee. to Annie
0ppleman. 23.3Sxl55 feet north line
s sr.l street; lls feet west OF Twelfth
Charles X. Willis, trustee. TO sam.
the same property as described in deed
next above. September 3, 1915, $4,000.
same, to same, the same property as
described In deed next above Septem-
Der 81. 1915, $1,000
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UNITED STATES DIsrnlcr COURT

THOMAS j. Dance, a fireman. yestcr-
dnE hled petition in voluntary bank
rnptcy in the United States District
court. listing his liabilities at 1897.
WIN no assets. Among those holding
the larger claims against the petitioner
are the Underwater Trust Gonna ny san.
DR. Thomas W. Murrell. 800: DIR. Bian.
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uusr,NGs DI:EDs or TRUST.
Three Deeds OF trust r Amounting

f"Ttc UcrHS 81 TruNt, NmOuntfhE
10 Ss,SDO.
Malleana T. Dobbins eli -xir. to Au-
Suallhc Royall, trustee. 123Nl4J feet
~ the corner of the Petersburg Turn {!
PIKE and Edwards Street: also. 68xlt3
rect on Edwards Avenue. between Nor
WOOD and Linden Streets. October o.
1915: S4.2iO.
d l.. Cole ct uN. to William l.. Tyler,
trustee. 60N140 feet at the southeast
corner OF cstham Avenue and Thirty
second street, October Z, 1918: 5000
James shannon ct ux. to \. l.. Adam
son. trustee. 3oNT5 feet north LIE De-
catur street, co feet west of Seven :
teenth street. October g. 1915; 800.
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PLUM BISG PERMITS.

The following permits were Issued
dcrs: IaH-
Pemherton & Benson. for T. Ii "
GOODWIN: 31s East Franklin street.
j. III. Chappell d Bro. for a. " Nc.
Clay. 200 Grove Avenue e
III H. cGriinnIeils Sons. for 500 East
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SAVANNAH GN.. October S-Turpertinc
i'rin. ~: sales. i" casks: recoipts ofS r,rks
shipments 5rrsts stock iaii. cns.:s
i"sin. hrm. sales 80 barrels: receipts. -.
barrels: shipments. $50 h-rr els stocG "a Sl5
barrels. quotations: A. H. g. D. l. So
1885: =. 40; -, II. /. 3'a: X aGia?T5:
COO 90 " -
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET
CHICAGO LIVE STuCK

tHlCAGO. October s. Hogs. Stcady; hulk.
sSS%nNo; light. SSnisd5: mixed ,56ilf
$50; heavy. S'"SHSS.Ii: rough. S1.5-fs7 :
piss. S:5Hs'.io cattle. native bccf steers
E".I,Ns.o"!: COWS ant hcif"rs. 81 @1usS. 20:
,"'NcS, SN''p 100 sheep. uus"tti e.! ::
.cth"rs :js5H;5Gj: ewes. 80 7O1s5 30; la,lbs
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MISCELLANEOUS MARK Ers.
COTTON GOODS

NEW YORK. October S-Cotton goods and
yarns hr.n md moderately active to-day
W ""i markets were nrm. domestic manu-
i"sturors making larger Inquiries for do
nestle wool.
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MARRIAGE LICENsEs.

Marriage licenses were issued By the
CLERK on me IustlnRs Court yesterday
Mil6er Bowlos and Lucy Hunnfrcy.
Luther -. "orshan and Emma A.
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IIUSTINGs TRANSFERS..
Two Deeds of pargnin md sale.
Amounting to- Sl,G4O.

John IenrcNS 10 Sally r. Winfrcc,
"HXl32 feet west line Ninth street. 1o5
feet south Of Stockton Street. Octo-
Dor =, 1915: SaDo.
+. +. Hamilton ct ais. to James
Shannon. 30XTa feet north line Dcca-
tir Street. sc feet west OF Seventeenth
Street October g. 1917: 5000.
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,Ey Levy Commission co..
Richmond. Va. October s. 70
la. Bn.tlft,
Countr, Cured Bacon
Whole h"er ..:.;:.:::......:... IL z

MARKET CONDITION.
Poultry chickens and hens extremely an
:iy. st prices quoted: receipts light !;.-s-
Receipts remain light; market higher But-
tcr-Mark't arm, icCtipts light. Deer
scarce aud wanted. Nr3ls Market in spien-
did shape. cattle Market lower under heavy
receipts. hat rriin. tat cattle meets With
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Official Range and Sale O! Stocks in New York

N'hNr SN'Nhs
l0.So0 AlliS-chalmcrS ..
COO disclaimers. pfd. 80.
1000 Am Asr. Chem, com. L.
lQ.i0o Amer. Beet Sugar. com. q.
16.2oO American Can .........
zoe American Can. pfd. $500.
J.l0G Amer. Car and Fu,y. q.
800 American Cotton OIL.
1900 Amer. Hide ana Lea. pr.
500 American LinSccd oil. &.
5000 American Locomotive L.
500 Amer. Loco. pfd 1900.
1900 American Smelling
American snuff. com.
1900 American Sugar .....
LOCO American Tobacco. com
American Tobacco. pfd. e.
1900 Atchison
3lj Atlantic Coast Line.
\. &. l.. of Connecticut.
ZOO Baltimore aud Ohio.
200 Bethlehem steel Co. com
l.200 Bethlehem Steel Co. pfd
1900 Baldwin Loco. .....
ZOO Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
ZOO Centrai Leather. com.
100 Canadian Pacific ..
1900 California -retro.eum
li.2Op Chesapeake ana Ohio
W ! ulSdSp NIIttt w c<Itf1l.
300 chi. Great West. pfd
$500 Chi. Mil. and 81. Paul.
$500 trucihlc Steel COR. com.
III. 200 Colorado Fuel and Iron
700 Colorado ana southern.
h,2OO Consolidated Gas
700 Den. ana Flo Gran. com
30.6o0 Erie
1920 Erie. LIST pfd.
90 Fed. Min. and SIN. pfd.
100 General Electric
i,lUn Goodrich, COM.
.i.Vu0 Great Northern. pa.
'!.ioO Great Northern Ore CTS.
500 Illinois Central
roo lntcrhoro- Met.
moo Int. Harvester. com
10000 Int, Mcr Marine, pfi
600 Int. Paper ...
100 Int. Paper. pfi ..........
1000 Kansas City So. com. =.
2','on l.cniTh Valley .......
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BoNley ct al. trustees 20x162 feet Z
inches ut the southeast corner OF
Grace and Ryland Streets June 1.
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uENRICo TRANSFER.
One Deed OF DurEain and Sale,
Amounting to $3.50.

Fannie Holt to l.. r. Todd, l,o47x-
654 feet north line of the Nine Mile
Road. about two miles from Rich
inond. December 30. 1915 tax, 81;
$40.
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.aEu gram: Wheat No. red $40 No
req S.o,iv"flu9, No. hard 81 lni. 81,
+" -, nnr"' S!V>nNo9. Corn No. : yellow c.a, q
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r.ney hiue. per bush"l.......
CUIlNGO GKATN uAnKi:T

NIII'ANI U0'0Ner a--lIen.v selIiny DO
,aNS- 80 81" government forecast Of a bill
u"h-"HNhfI crop. resulted Ia q nearly con.
Ihu"H- H"tNin" to-day IN the price Of
Nh"ni. The market closed nervous 2,.C 10
~" :. ~ l"'N.' december at E6!5. and
"'1'. h-fsnE MA CORN lost 20 to nc. a., !
oats ~" {" r. ir provisions tbe outcome
ialEre from -'sc ncc.ir" 80 :, rise % 90
w -. Ol,n iilEn. Inv Cln..h