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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-14

staff, one as class editor and the
other as class business manager. The
names. of these have not yet been an
nounced. They will be given out
Monday morning.
The date of the first issue of the
Tattler has not been set, but it will
likely be just before the close of
school for the holidays. It is likely
that the Freshman and Sophomore
numbers will be combined into one
issue, the Sophomore Freshman num-
Der. In that event there will be two
other. issues, a Junior and Senior
number.
The prospect for the High School
publication this year is exceedingly
bright. It was such a decided sue
cess last year that it ought to be an
easy matter to get out at least hree
issues his year.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-14
ENTERTAINMENT AT
MYRTLE GROVE.

The entertainment which was
given on Friday evening at Myrtle
Grove was one Of much pleasure and
interest to all who attended, and a
number from Pensacola enjoyed the
Entertainment and many Pensaco-
* were included on the program.
Scott Loftin made fine address
riendship, DR.. C. r. Mitchell ac-
anied by Mrs. Mitchell, sang two
i siful solos, there were violin se-
ions by Mr.. Max Heinberg and DR..
am Dannheiser, and the evening
most delightful in every way.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-14

your corns. You can apply 1t in rust a
few seconds. without fuss or trouble.
make toes raw and sore, that make corns
swell, bandages that make it misery to
walk. tape that sticks. greasy ointment,
and other contraptions. Get rid of corns
the easy way. quick, simple sure, new
way. That's common sense. Try Gets
1t" also for warts and bunions. Gets
IT, can't hurt-the corn loosens, and
comes right off,--clean off.
"Gets-It' il sold by all druggists, Csc
bottle. or sent direct by e. Lawrence
& Co.. Chicago. Sold in Pensacola and
recommended as the worlds best corn
remedy by The Crystal Pharmacy.-Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-14
INTERESTING ANNOUNCEMENT
OF ENGAGEMENT.

There VIII Be 3 great deal Of cor
dial interest in Pensacola in the an
nouncement Of the engagement Of
Miss Marguerite Bryan, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Bryan, Of this
city, to Mr.. John Duncan of Day
ton, Ohio, the wedding to take place
on December eighth. Miss Bryan has
spent the past year with relatives In
Dayton, her old home, and the we'd
ding will take place in that city.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-14
PLEASANT MEETING NEW
CITY THIMBLE CLUB.

The New City Thimble Club was
very pleasantly entertained on No
vember 18th by Mrs. M. M. Walker,
at her home, corner of DeSoto street
and Fifteenth avenue. Ice cream and
delicious home made cakes were
served. Plans for the Christmas
meeting and the winter quilting were
discussed and all voted it most sat-
isfactory meeting.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-14
HIGH SCHOOL ELECTS
TALLER" STAFF.

During the past week members Of
the Tattler staff for the ensuing
year were elected. Clarence Fried
man was made editor-in-chief with
Miss Hilda Hallmark as associate
editor-in-chief. Sam Barrow was
elected business manager with Tom
Kennedy as his associate.
In addition to the above, each class
elected two representatives upon the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-14
P oMOTION OF
7 ANGUS McKINNON.

re Pensacola friends OF Mr.. An
McKinnon, who now resides in
a1ingham, has recently accepted q
s~cr ition with j. Black and Son Of
that city as assistant display man
sger. Mr.. McKinnon was formerly
with Loveinan, Joseph and Loeb in
the same capacity, and his many
friends here will be glad to learn Of
his success in his adopted city.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-14
REPORTED SINKING OF
A BRITISH SUBMARINE

London, Nov. 13.-An official adj
miralty staement today says: "The
British submarine EGO has been sunk
in the Dardanelles. Nine members of
her crew are prisoners"
A previous official statement to-
day said the EGO which was on de-
tached service in the sea of Mamora
had not been heard from since Oc-
tober 80.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-14

people on moonlight ride to Mr..
Powell's. Sugar cane Nd peanuts
were enjoyed. Several turned their
block back and they were quite early
in the busy world next morning.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-14
ANNOUNCE INTERESTING
ENGAGEMENT.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Robertson Of
Warrington announce the engagement
of their daughter, Florence Natalie,
to Mr.. Walter B. Bonner, q. S. Naval
Aeronautic Station, the ceremony to
take place on December 22nd at st.
Johns Episcopal Church, Warrington,
Fla.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-14
NOTES FROM McDAvID.

Miss Eva Bowman entertained last
Monday evening with Halloween
party. It was one of the most unique
and enjoyable social events of the
season. Japanese lanterns lighted up
the spacious hall and rooms. It was
remarkable "dreamland" in its
artistic and picturesque makeup.
"Spooks," Misses Kate Hanson, Flora
Bell Parker, John and Bowling Bow
man were in the witch men. Mrs.
Gailager and others were CARRIED in
weird and festive costumes.
Delicious refreshments were served
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-14
HAVE RETURNED FROM
HONEYMOON.

DR.. and Mrs. ]. Whiting Hargis,
who returned several days ago from
their honeymoon, which included a
number of Florida, Alabama and
Georgia cities, and was made in DR..
Hargis's touring car, are at home to
their friends at the residence of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
B. Grant, 205 West Chase street.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-14
THE CATIONS TO MEET
WITH MISS BURROW.

The Caxtons will meet with Miss
Nell Burrow on Monday afternoon,
with Miss Annie Mcmillan leading on
Lyrics, by Richard Glider; Reveries
Of A Bachelor by Donald Grant
Mitchell, and Black Log Stories by
Charles Dudley Warner.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-14
LEAVES FOR TEXAS.

Friends of Mrs. F. C. Rupert will
very much regret her departure today
for Fort Worth, Texas, where she
goes to join her husband, who has
engaged in business in that city, hav-
ing preceded her about two months
ago.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-14

sresd OF nasty, harsh pills, salts,
az t'v dsarerods calonel, why
don't you keep Cascak ets handy in
a~fae. CascareA act on the
.ss';r and thirty feet a bowels so
gently You don't realizeA you have
taken q catharic, but thy act thor
oughiy and can be depe1ded upon
when a good liver and boael cleans
ing Is necessary-they movA the bile
and poison from the bowela without
gripping and sweeten the stomach. You
eat one or two at night liIrS candy
and you wake up feeling IN the
headache, biliusness, bad breath coat
ed tongue, sour stomach, constip1tion
or bad cold disappears. MoAers
should give cross, sick, feverish \ or
bilious children whole Cascaret NV
time-they are harmless and safe III
the little folks.-Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-14

MRS. WHITFIELD IMPROVING
AFTER ILLNESS.
Mrs. W.. w. Whitfield, who has been
quite i'll with dengue fever, is i'm
proving, and her friends will be de-
lighted to know that she is now able
TO sit up.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-14
PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. w. C. Tharp of Chaffee, Mo-,
who is the wife of one of the Frisco's
popular conductors and three children
are guests Of the formers sister,
Mrs. Rufus Vickery.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-14
MEETING WOMAN'S MISSIONARY
SOCIETY FIRST BAPTIST.

The Woman's Missionary Society
of the First Baptist Church will
meet on Monday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock. A week of prayer will be
observed for state missions.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-14
MEETING SCHOOL
M E0UTV

The Home and School League Of
TO. Forty will meet on Wednesday
afternoon at 2:45, and all members
are urged to be present.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-14
Good Night Corns,
GOod-Boy "Cets-It'
New-Pian Corn Remedy That Never
Falls. The Simple, Common
Sense Way.

You poor corn limpers, with corn
wrinkles and heart pains Sit down to-
night and put few drops Of ''Gets-It. -
the simplest corn remedy In the world, on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-26
WHEAT'S TONE is HEAVY.
CLOSING WITH LOSSES
Market Receives No Support From Foreign
Countries-EnEland Growing Uneasy
Over Supply,

Especial to The T;Ines- D!spatch.l
CHICAGO. March G.--wheat displayed
heavy toro and closed with losses of IA to
:atc to-day. Tho market failed to receive
any help from foreign countries. with the
possible exception OF the fact that Liver
pool refused TO follow the decline in price,
at Chicago on Wednesday. Stocks of whex,
ct the big English market continued to
decrease ard there Is said TO be
less uneas!ness there hecau,. az this fact.
II Is necessary for the English government,
W ssHp on nand n certain amount o. bread
now below requirements and that general
-e7l"nish!ng OF stocks mus; be seen IN the
Grs7, Britain owns large qua antilles
81 wheat :r the United States az well as in
oricai tHa' cons.asraSI. q, The Me-, .'r now ~
hold IN Russia l. owned b. England France
sian wheat. as we'll tn. Indian wheat IS
70, available At the moment; the ArF~r-
NAM instances because II III. heavy r,ire
IN inst country. ana ne Indian wheat Is
IN This s-a!n in ,hs tinted st7:.. trnrn day
. day have exceeded ,.@"'no bushels TO-
GTant British has been tho principal buyer
The 1 sAa: sTa" s s2'o only 4. csS'T Ss.s.
ohansins hsIts, hn' M, fesboard reported
II Il. s,.tr % h ro vs H., isu'; ui a
oats FELT The ahs"nc" OF erpc-, demand
curing !rln>I ~ '".G6Es session although tn
seahUe-i reported go 20 bushels late y.
sold 20 go abroad. and there were sos 90
eushsl- i6ksr here with OGf bushels sold
'o- c1Do-t ShipIneuts Of oats a-Re
both from primary points and The s.ahnnrI
the Latter being 800 bushels. OF which.
however. 80 o1 bushels were from Newport
News' where ;h"re !s a h!E stock In store.
oats closed :, 10 e lover for the lay.
'rh!ch was the erac. loss IN corn as vol
Corn rule weak ~ the start. bur there
WAS moderate reaction from the eNtrem.
low. Cast corn sales her. l,-.uE
bushels "'ih vt'o bushels 70 60 TO Cuba
Provisions ruled strong mainly IN sym
PAIN VIII me rar!y reaction IN the grain
.nart-:s on the advance there was 20.
I"".rd selling ~ packers OF the entire list
u Is expected that the large stocks OF man
Aiactu-ei products will increase and general
and free Ma liquidation Is among the prob
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JITNEY CASE CONTINUED
hriNer Charged With Runuinu Down
nnd inturing Estelle Richardson.

The case against Thomas ]. Siddons.
chauneur OF titney bus No. 564, who Is
charged with recklessly driving his
machine and with running down Estelle
Richardson. colored. was continued
until April "a by Justice GriEg. yes
terday because of the womun's condI-
tion. She is said to have been injured
ABOUT the hip. and Is at her homo in
the rear OF S27 West Grace Street. The
woman was struck by the car near Bel
ridere and Broad Streets early We'd
nesday afternoon.
u. T. stokes. charged with speeding
iarBe motor truck along Franklin
street, was fined the usual sum of 500
ana costs by Justice GriYgs. The man
ciaitned that his speedomcter was not
working and he did not know he was
exceeding the speed limit. Policemen
clarke and Holt arrested him.
Mrs. Hugh Campbell yesterday COM
piained to the police that iitney bus
NO. 1853 had been running recklessly.
The case will be Investigated
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>Ew YORK rRonrcA NAnKrT.

N@% YORK. March :i-Raa suga- nr,r
'~a''.fuEal -: Hc!ss-.s -. Refined >rr-
-'->e irregular Spot cn"es stead: E'o
~ SC. Santos -. ..i,c
itr- aHs" q n. early -:rc:G.h Q: lard ard
10y s.-afy crude marie, Co:tors..: OIL
80 h'r and high! early. with goo. ou:-
'.I- trade IN July Sgt<-9u.., realizing
sA.sea a itti- setback but ina 7-!ces ere
-. go r points ~, righ-- TIE -n.ri.-
closed. stsac:: spot, :Gg:75: March ~.
st- Aur!A. s:I:.S May i-s7k-t J-,-
s'., fuly. 7e:a-t2. Avgl.t ,.,Tr7:t:
i'"'"s"i I-%f:7 3. October. .s1r-. To,.i
'..-# s.-s BARRELS
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
BY GREEN & Redo,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

TRUSTEES A AZ SALE
THAT WELL-BUILT. THREE STORY
bbR n,lS, UNWILLING. CONTAINING
AIBIOI,T TEN ROOMS. WITH BRICK
NITGHE EN- OF FOUR ROOMS. No. 3l6
N0RTH TWELFTH STREET, COR
NER OF MARSHALL STREET.
BY virtue of certain deed OF trust
dated February 81. 1911. and recorded
in the Office of the clerk Of the Rich
mona Chancery Court in d. g. 2IO-A
page 900. default having been made in
the payment or the debt secured there
IN. and having been required by the
beneficiary hereunder so to do, tho
undersigned trustee, will. on
THURSDAY. APRIL /. 1915,
at $3.50 o'clock p. NJ.
on tho premises.
property conveyed therein. namely: '"'
That lot OF land. with improvements
thereon. in the city OF Richmond. Va.
fronting twenty-five (22) feet on tho
west line of Twelfth ST.. at tho south
west corner of Marshall and Twelfth
Streets: and running back between
parallel lines one hundred and six (r06)
feet TO lo-foot alley. This property.
being centrally located. and 30 near to
Broad street. is always occupied, be-
Ing now rented to good tenant. pay
Ing 1900 per annum.
TERMS: Cash.
NORVELL b. WALKER.
Trustee.
A liberal loan can be secured on this
property.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..


New YORK. March I-Rlack and blue
prints were to-day advanced &c yard. ow-
Tag 20 the srsrci,y q! cyestuHs Two lead :
ing manufacturers III deniuL declined fu-
.ufe order. account Of the scarcity Of
:n1isD. Print cloth and conYertblss were
act!ve Hosiery vas frm-- WOO products
higher
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RIcIrMoSp LIVE STOCK MARKET

Sale. a, Union stock Ya.dsJ
Report for III week ending March -
.:!5
common TO :ai. 5Ts. bes, heitcrs si-I7i.
medium 20 good. .+74e,.. common 20 tair.
r.I5ia. bee: COVE 5i.ft5H; medium 10 good,
ii1HH.. common % fa!r. 5iza;,1. best r\en.
i'7rH common 10 FAIR, 4;aHji. bu!!s -. 49,.
"se!s kIi9; oes; hogs. :. light si.JT. SOUS
and staEs. ii9Gii. best sheep. So; medium
% xeod. tat: common 20 fair. 5'a0iii. lam os
.. Gii.
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THURSDAY REACTIONS
CANNOT Be EXPLAINED
terSiay and Dropped From
High Prices.
UNDERGONE REMAINS FIRM
Outside Buying Is In Smaller Volume.
and There Is Considerable Profit
Taking in the Industrial Issues.
Bond Trading Increases.
RY RRoADAN WALL.

=.
lions arc considered normal IN inward ,no,-
ments Why this IS has never N.en .at-
istactorny explained To-days stock mar
ket failed to hod tho nigh prices tourhei
early IN the DAY. and the close was --ae-
Norary with declines Of a po!r; OF more
IN tho leaders Prices Mere no; weak how
ever, and thu underione remained Arm,
Outside buying ir smaller volume.
and rron;iak!ne played conspicuous part
In the movement e !adu.;riais london
houses. although seriously hamperet Z, E
poor cable service. arsi1 SOLD s-ock % ~
extent OF $500 to 900 shares linton Pacific
Northern Pacific. At,h'son. B1lt,mo-. a-i
Ohio and Missouri. Kansas and Texas pc
dominated. although there VAS a Isl, STAR.
OF business Tor loutcr accouu; ir t':"a:
Third Avenue ;eoS ne Blu. r;seoa ,"-
speculative irteres; closing 3; 90. He;
Union Pae,ao -ose 90 :: a. purchase. ;hA:
looked l!ks accumulation - ts1Et"e 81
looked to- Il some quarters Sara--r Pa
cine -ratt ec1l ~itAEye, -.s.-c go :.
and holding SO; o.: Sc -4vs ra.- Nv
Hs,ea g, $50 - s,.:5. s,.yf.s ~
'n s., r. :4'' az -. 4.. .,.=:. l.
]; !s eTr--.s5 ga = cry A=-oc1ss:--a:
~! ;: -.ss-3i-s ,:s?'s:.
r4s ~. .-s-5y > ~ :ts-1 -; 49, So
rA-y 80 tce7.sssal.y A--.-r"t % -
c,-:k:,s 80 1.s:.-- sH.s Au See
sS.:-r he;--uaiit"t :"-s--f sa.E--'- :,
:; y :T'r, ,.,. - { 80: -
ccT;.- -l-.i 500 ;: "a - $780, 10
s-r:.f ~ :-sas. - 55.,. 80. go. .;.5.s So:
:El1aE i-n.e,-r:.- a.-;r,-t 7'-i7:-
n.. =. -, sr IN, -. -. - =.
sI-sr- W. a+irT -.7-s l.. -a1s-atlo-'
titr-nfE : s"F. iss-es v:.4s 'ha-' IN.
St.-l ;lrst- .t'-;'-f.r"a S..'-E. 49,
Sc ~ .s2i s-''F A,tavr' -. '-.r+
III = ;s-r-t :4Fsrr
80 VI 4: 1900 ''- -Fa.fs
NE EczS M. r " :
S.1a ..oa:1. % -. yea ns--s sa'" -.
Ltvtco. L-tl-o"- --a-y -..r;s .-.tliff.
+tI- go;
C-.o-. ?zc.. -; --1 - l-e..;t-- us--
5 scas:za::z s5v-rz- 49, ~-t--'-
:n;e-za ;io::..l =; - ve.' = t-Ea*- --'..
Offerings ;o= ,c:@-ss -tcf--i ""F+ go e
:ee,oT a.: Pi2sazs Tt s-. =r -.
S,s,-, St..t SAl.. :a-c-ca Io-+c- 49,.
feared OF I.orGy-s acceptance o: ih!s = AZ
k.ts minimum 2-..=. has lot -: material
lied
Other strong points .r .o-ta's '-ail"E in
Guided th- antar'-i's ShN-.s Caraciat. Pa
eifc aud minor !@sH'' !EtNs;ri-s a'.l -
cial,ies ve-c Compatibility laCout1ic.o-s
Final prices were ulust.y AIDE tae top isv'-
but the uadertone yielded little Of !i' rr!n-
Another $1,000 600 saipH,en, was en-;
gagged at Ottawa anu $500 additions! Eoit
taken from japan
The Atchson systems co0tT.Nu;"c note
worthy statement OF earnings :o' F-h-ra!.
n
Bonds were more active and higher allied
States bonds were unchanged on call.
NEW YORK, Mar,h s-MarcaUt!i" pape!,
"a, sterling oNeh"rso strong; Iriy day
bills Si.775 ..stui-S Sis'.6, tor demand
si.7e55 Bal silver ~ Mexican dollars. s..
Government honIs STEADY. railroad bond.
strong. Time loans, easy. s!Nty .nys -..I
.;.. ninety DAVIS, ~ -. SIX months. 1f'S-.
EALL MnLeN. LGLiME no :.
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EI!EATp Ms.cn I-I!oFE weak. bulk.
'f5iy.; So hgh;. 81 iaTst7t mixed .:g5n
81 -, heaVy s; .5dtt'". rough s5!5I!: q
pigs 3 -itf': 3. Cai;le, ar,T.: native s'-c:S
'4N"i: co"s arI ne:tsrs sa,j 3 * ;
calves. s:.1oIS!J >. Sheep STEADY; sheep.
8 :5g.s =; year!!nss g sac x lambs .!,,s
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rnICAGO GRAIN MARkrr

Oft!'a EN Wnr"n H-What rls ;.-.-e. .
pic" :"s!'x had much e."c- ,o-:ay IN
-p" King -" .ci1- o. wheat The marie.
Ai!.E ih:n-SroCt ,he session l.=n.: heavily
20 ia@ bear s!e "ts weak t., ~ rlos~ and
=. - =. under as; night Corn finished 10
90" and patt varied :Tom -.Ii decline 70 :.
nHEEncr In provisions ,he ou,ecrn. -arrag
rpm = tec!i1. - rise of jG.i-
l.-IH:l.g
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kAN.I. GTDH L q

s+HAESAi: CA March 2s-Turp.ntin..
hr'n- ~. hs!-s. 3ji casks: receipts. {: casks;
.h!c.nent.. ncrs. Etncks Ks casks Rosin
:rn. ea-' III. harr'5s. receipts 81: bar
Ias. shipments none. ttocks. -. ;7g barrels.
tgOrs: y. y; -. az
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~ levy Cea mission CO.
a y -

ts's-Mnrkst !cS-r. r"ce':cr h%av!a- Err.
~ -!s't 10 good shape Bu:.---NarEt, in
good condition. I.:.s stock ~ general sell
%. fay
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4 :s:a:. -! oe:os-- al .:~.ae. 9. s.
7e.-;S
Ca;;ea .utz-~. clo..i: NAY -: I1!r, 30:
oc;oH--. So; DECEMBER. :oc~; .'sava.y. @ -
Scr:s. -. SAFE. SIS Sk.... % arrive
4 = sAl-s Nl3Et.-s ksI
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,,,on future. c.o.ea r--o

sew YORK. Mar,n = r,..
M ~ ~ Receipts - oa.e. ,',cy
20 bales; exports 's..s bl..s .,.-t's' 4.
5l6 bales. 80
Total foI, ,wsek-Ne, rocs!p,s ,a,s., hale,
Total for seAsop ,tot r.c.ipt, ,.n
81 bales, exports i3lZ59 ta!er '''
NEW ORLEANS March . r.
Ing OF cotton futures to-day ttrri.S yuI
= 10 ~ points over y.>t.rdny's tns 1865 -. -
The close Was hrm ~ net p,ir =, 80 -
- points. Spots marked = -
on total sa!es of 5zt bales Or4r,r, =, =
time were liberal. but the d%uaud :, 49,
with lee ding In the buying m.oyenteu,
The market went TO new h.rl i.y.t
GIL month";. and December Wa ,.n, 80 o..
the )o-crnt Lowell. At tho higae.t m. -
sE.S. sse==a "a :h".nGe g: ia -! -.
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PKTERsRlnG pEAi1.r N1Anxrr

'N.po!t"1 % hocseFs. P.urDu.-r < Co. Inc)
FFIEESBtEc, VA. March :j.-Span!ph-
Farmers t;o"k-Maik.:. quiet at SIC per
ouhh=! 'irG!nisE-: Farmers s.och-M
t.' s'sndy Fame! Jumbo. 7Ec rar pound !:
"a ncy hhrtpicked. gao per pound. extra
prime 34c PER pound: ,h-ll!.!s stock az
20 &c pt! h3.nc!
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OIL Stoke Are strong
Ne" YORK. March E-Activity and
,t'eHeih o. ne OIL stocks wan rcsuIned on
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Official Range and Sale of Stocks in New York
Stock.
Sales

l.SOo Alaska Gold
Ais Chalmers
.. ooo Nils Chalmers. pfd.
by" AmaiEamated Copper
Soe Am. Ayr. Chem. com
500 American Can
500 American Can. pfd.
200 Amer. Car and Fdry
i"0 American Cotton oil
rug Amer. Hide and Lea, pr.
! $H0 american Linseed Oil.
I''VV American Locomotive
Amer, Malt Co. pfd. -.
"'o" american Smelling 500.
American Snurf. com
lice american. Sugar ......
-.>VH Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co. q.
:eg American Tobacco. com.
LOG american Tobacco. pfd. :.
S'SvH Anaconda copper 800.
900 AtChlSon
Atlantic Coast Line.
\. {, l.. of Connecticut.
= 500 Baltimore and Ohio. -.
SOC Beihlehen steel Co. com
soc Bethlehem steel Co. pfd
British Amer. Tob. Co.
5000 BROOKLYN Rapid Transit.
$500 Central Leather. com
1000 Canadian Pacific 1000.
500 California Petroleum -.
SEQ thcSapeak and Ohio.
~" NlcSE0 Great w cStern.
zoe Chi. Great West, pfd. -.
+.2pN ChS. Mil. ana 81. Paul
500 Chino Copper .
CruSihle Steel COR. com.
CTUcihle steel. pfd
colorado Fuel oud Iron
lop Colorado and Southern
100 Con solidated Gas ....
1"p Corn Products. com.
Den. and RIO Gran, com.
s.900 Erie
,.S00 Erie. Ist ptd .........
Fed. Min. and SIN. pfd
800 Genera! Electric ...
900 Goodrich com. ....
$500 Great Northern. pfd ....
70. 80" Great Northern ore CTS.
igQ Illinois Central .......
: coo rho-c-Ne; .....
400 AtsChoro-Mei. pfG ..
Ink Harvester. COM
So1 lrI. IaNs. .......
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET

Richmond. Va. March o. .s.a
oIeviar are ;he quotations n the Rich.
&c Hay Exchange:
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NEW YORK, Mar,h s.-MarcaUt!i" pa1e!,
q; sterling cNehanso ,s;rons 1riy-asy
si7at5 Bal silver. ~ Mexican dollars 81
Government honIs STEADY. railroad bond.
strong. Time loans. easy. s!Nty .nys -'.I
go. ninety DAVIS, ~ 2A., SIX months. 1f'H-..
call money, ruling !a.o,
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rIIICNGn LINZ >rnCK MARKEr.

Receipts ara .s!es very !ignt. No ma
-Fial ohangss IN market rGota,ior.
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KIcHMoND GRAIN uARKEr.

'"aII kFh.I|- y ffat-NO- geG- 3. t.J( !
80 hard. nominal coyr--:s I.!l,
Iu:r!.-.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MaRKFr.

BY Fare! Tompk.n.g
Eica1onG, Va. March = -.
DAgE- Frprn
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NeS Il 'op' SlIt ~
lfOur daNsD. 1897. 200 shares.