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Hides and Tallow

Green Salt Hides-18@14c. Green Salt Hides (half cured)-l2Q1ac, Green Hides (fresh)-11012c. Dry Flint Hides-2502sc. Dry Salt Hides-D@2lc. Damaged Hides-Half price. Sheep ekins-26060c. Horse Hides-e2@a eherlings-15@1c. Goat Slins-56000o. Kid 6kins-10c. Tallow-b@6c. Beeswax-2602ec. Washed Wool-3@00c. Clear Unwashed Wool-2o@26o. Burry Wool-12@16c. 0inseng-$804.
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Interior Cotton Market

Houston: Middling, 9.2oc; receipts, 3Oi2; shipments. 620e; sales, IS: stock, 1O1.S99.
 Memphis; Middling, 9.12c; receipts. S05; shipments, 1876; sales, 150; stock, 134.5s1.
 Augusta: Middling, 913c; receipts, 57s; shipments. 72s; sales, 3S0; stock, 122.141.
 St Louis: Middling, 9I4c; receipts, 367s; shipments, 4300; stock. 29 406.
 Cincinnati: Receipts. 49S; shipments 6s0; stock, 2o,592.
 Little Rock: Middling 9.25c receipts 55; shipments, 431; sales. 4s1; stock, 22.097.
 Dallas: Middling. s.9 DOC.
 Total today: Receipts. s654; shipments, 1421S; stock, 436, 716
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sink and back to the stove. and so on in an endless series of figures, trots. steps. slides and glides, which are more com plex than any maxixe VIC have seen. All this movement solely because tha
 equipment of the kitchen is poorly Ax- | rn1ged
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New Orleans Cotton Futures
New Orleans Cotton

New Orleans, May S.-Spot cotton quiet, unchanged. Sales on the spot, 26;. to arrive, POPS. Good ordinary, 6ssc; strict good ordinary, 755c;' low mid ding. S.1sc; strict low middling, se3c; middling. 9.00c; strict middlng, 925c: good middling. s.57c; strict good mid ding, 9.94c.
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cabbage-shc per ID.

CabbAge-31zc per ID. New Cabbage-$3.26 per crate. London Layer Raisins-u.76. California Figs-$1.D per case. Seed Potatoes-S1@1.4 bu. Onion Sets-Q bu. Seed Sweet Potatoes-Dooly yams. per bu., &3502
 Asparagus-N.
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Flour and Feedatuffa

BeIf-f1sing Hour, g; Tenneeeoe flour, 0.So Michigan flour. $50: Idaho flour. 37.eo; Indiana flour. ls.1o: spring wheat flour, $50; hard winter wheat flour, $7.9o; shorts, Ds; pure winter bran. ts3; c. q. meal. 7h per cent. 3D: Cremo meal. s2e; e. g. hulls. S1O ton: No. timothy hay, &1l per ton; mixed alfalfa and Johnson grass.
 per ton, els; pea green alfalfa. western.
 e26: mixed feeds, per ton. us: oats, per bushel, nc; corn, per bushel, 91.06: corn meal. Q.0 per bushel; Cremo meal. ~.
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Bonds
Mercantile Paper

New York. May S.-Merchantie paper, 31a03% per cent. Sterling exchange firm 60-day bills, A715; for cablecs, s4S060; for demand, $4.S0. Bar silver, Soc; Mexi- can dollars, 3S14. Government bonds weak. Railroad bonds heavy.
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St. Louis Grain

St. Louis. May S.-wheat. No. red. q 51@1. .621A: No. 2 hard, s1.55; July, N.M. Corn, No. ?, 751zc; No. 2 white. 7s1x@77c; July 761lc. Oats. No. nominai No. al white nominal; July. 495tc.
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English Money

London. May s.--Bar silver. 23 9-16d per ounce. Money, 1A0l1s per cent. Discount rates: Short bills, 2& per cent; three months. 27s per cent.
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Future quotations were as follows
Kansas City Grain

Kansas City. May S.--Wheat. No. 9 hard, s1 .4ad1. 53; No. 9 red, s1. .4s071. .49. Corn, No. mixed, 73%@751zc; No. white, 73c; No. yellow, 75ixG76c. Oats, No. 2 white, b2G62hc; No. mixed, 4s94Shc.
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Dry Goods Market

New York, May s.-Cotton goods quiet. Yarns firm. burlaps active, Linens active Knit goods i nbetter demand. Woolens and worsted quiet.
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 may be shut in at night. This should te done for several weeks.
 Feeding Chicks
 The method of chick feeding de- scribed in a recent artice<is Just as ap- plicable whether the chicks are reared naturally or artificially. Beside, tho regular grain feeds, chicks with hens should have good food with plenty of ash content, such a finely ground bono meal, also a fine. sharp. artificial grit. Sand will do for the first few days. but after 10 days or two weeks something sharper and harder is needed While on range with the hen mother chicks will find a lot of the protein element, yet for rapid growth ,an added supply in the form of beef scraps or milk proves beneficial.
 If properly housed and protected from natural foes and kept out of wet grass, fewer chicks are lost when cared for by hens than when kept in rrooders. Brooder chicks may grow faster at first, but the exercise that the hen mother induces builds splendid constitutions and If the birds are in-' tended for breeding purposes this be- comes a vital factor
 Head Lice When hen raised chicks arc lost, such losses are frequently due to<lIce. most often to head lice. Every caro should be taken that these pests be eliminated. To accomplish this keep | the nest clean. Dust the chicks with u | harmless louse powder before putting | them out. In a week or so grease the head with a flow drops of cotton seed oil. Repeat in another week or 10 | days if necessary.
 | Late chicks reared as above directed | will prove their worth from both con- mercial and breeding standpoints. | Next week: w. G. Krum. departments l of poultry husbandry, New York State College of Agriculture, will contribute an article on "Diseases and Troubles 1 of Young Chicks" The illustration by Louis Paul Graham will show IS. c. White Minorcas."
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Chicago Grain

Chicago, May S.-Rushes to sell resulted In sharp wheat declines. The sinking of the Lusitania was a leading influence. Opening quotations were 1 to cents lower. Corn weakened with wheat, but the opening, 1x61c down, was followed by slight general rally. Oats and pro- visions were lower.
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LOCAL QUOTATIONS
The Iron Market
Poultry and Errs

Poultry and Eggs Hens-13@131fc. Turkey Gobblers-1Sc; hens, zoo, Broilers-O@4oo lb. Ducks-16c lb. Guineas-00c. Young Roosters--S6c. Old Roosters-30c. Geese-No sale. Fresh country sssA lsc; graded carton eggs. 21c.
 Meats Extra Ribs-12. .ooc. Bellies-1215c. Boston Butts-l1c. Pork Loins-1sc. Breakfast Bacon-22c. Spare Ribs-111zc. Regular Hams-10c. Skinned Hams-1ec. Pure Lard-l2hc; compound. s5to.
 Creamery Products Creamery Butter-3S1hc; process butter, c61fc; oleomargarine, 14@22c. Full Cream Cheese-173kc; imported Swiss, s5c; Pimento. dozen. N.3
 Fish Salt water rrout-1l012<c, Blue Catfish-7c. Red Snapper-sc. Gray snapper-6c. Mullet-6c. Spanish Mackere-6c. Shrimp-10c.
 Fruits and Produce Lemons-&3.500400. Limes-Q-A = Florida Orangss-e2. 7s0o.6A 0rapefruit-$102.G .G0 California Oranges-S2. .760s.A 6trawberries-e260 to pG0 Apples-Winesaps, s; Baldwin, q: 1en Davis, Q6004; box apples, Q.So01 PeanutD- S55095kc per ID. Tou.atoss. 6 to $3.60 per crate. Celsry-Florida. per crate. S2.U; Se to q dossn. New Florida Beans-Hamper, 32.5o. New Florida Potatoes-Hamper, a.o. Wainuts-leo20c lh Pecans-160zoc ID. Filberts-lBc DOT ID. Almonds-1oc DOT lb. Lettuce-q. Eggplants-$3 to SzSo. Onions-$3 per bu. Irish Potatoes-soc per busnel
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Cotton Seed Oil

New Orleans. May s.-Rongh rice was strong and clean steady. Sales. 2ss pock- cts clean Honduras at 31sGD4 s-16. 400 pock- cts Japan at S1s&41zc. No receipts.
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Produce Market

Chicago, May s.-Butter unchanged. Eggs higher; receipts, .265o cases; at mark. cases included, 17@1s1sc; ordinary firsts. l61x@17%c; firsts. 1SQ1SAc. Potatoes high CT; Michigan and wisconsin, 35@SSc; Mich igan and Wisconsin white 4O045c. .s St. Louis, May S-Poultry unchanged, except springs, $4@650 a dozen. Butter and eggs unchanged.
 New York, May 8.-Butter firm; receipts, 4Sss; creamery extras (e2 score), Nc; creamery (higher scoring). HH0a2c; firsts, 29@301sc: seconds, 2762s1kc. Eggs steady; receipts, 12,295 cases; fresh gathered ex- tras. 2219esc; storage packed extra firsts 211a@22cs Cheese strong; receipts, 4067; state whole milk, fresh, specials. 16Xc state. whole milk, average fancy. 161ad17c Dressed poultry quiet; prices unchanged
 Kansas City, May S.-Butter, eggs and poultry unchanged,
 New York; May s.-The statement of the actual condition of clearing house banks shows $16 .393,S40 reserve is held in excess of legal requirements in conjunction with trust companies. This is Q.736,53o under last week.
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Coffee Market

New York, May s.-The market for cof- fee futures was lowered under scattering liquidation which probably represented a continuation of the selling movement started by news of the sinking of the Lusitania yesterday, and after opening at decline of 6 to Il points, active hmonths sold at 8 to 15 points net lower. There was no material change in the news from Brazil. however and prices later rallied slightly on some months with the close at net loss of to IT points. Sales were only 1o,00O; May, 6.00c: June, 6.1oc; July. 71Sc; August. 71sc; September, 7.20c:l October, 7.24c; November, 727c: De- oember, 7Soc; January. 7.36c; February, 7.42c; March, 7.4Sc; April, 7.50c.
 Spot quiet; Rio No. ', TAG; Santos No. l. 10hc.
 Rio reported decline of 75 reis, but { Santos was unchanged and Brazilian ex- Nchange was 1isd higher. Brazilian port Nreceipts, 29.o0o; Jundiahy, 5000; Santos cleared, 4700O bags for New York. Chicago. May s.-Hogs: Receipts, 5000; steady; bulk. s7.So@745; light. s7.20d7 .6b mixed, $715d17 60; heavy, $s.s0d7. .45; rough, $6 s0@6.e5: pigs. $5.25G6.so.
 Cattle Receipts, 200: steady; native beef \ steers. $e.5O66.90; cows and heifers, $9e.6o valves, $6.5o@9 sa
 T ( Sheep: Receipts, 300; steady; sheep. $7.6o ldS.65; lambs, $s.6On1o.S5.s
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ROSE COMB BUFF ORPINGTONs
By LOUIS PAUL GRAHAM

For thls reason the Rose Comb Orping- ton is becoming quito popular This ia especially true of tho Buff orpington. Many excellent specimens of this va- riety have been bred and exhibited. and it is gaining more breeders each year.
 It Is a good layer of large. tinted eggs. The chicks are rugged and good growers. reaching maturity at a com paratively carly age. From broiler age to roasting size they make excellent table poultry and as such are much in demand. Females weigh seven to eight pounds: males, eight and one half to 10 pounds. They have rich. golden buff plumage in all sections. white skin and white legs and feet
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Chicago. May s-Wheat. No. red, $1. 5311zs .bs; No. hard. S.55A@1 .57N. Corn, No. yellow. 76d761zc. Rye, nominal; barley, 72Q7sc; timothy, s5@S; clover, $8. .50a12. .75. Pork. $17 .62; lard.@$s.7 70: ribs. s. .4701o .Sz.
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Metal Market

New York, May Stopper, steady; electrolytic, $15; casting. $D .5OQlS.7b. Iron unchanged
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Meats

Creamery Products Creamery Butter-3s,kc; process butter, c61fc; oleomargarine, 14@22c. Full Cream Cheese-177xc; imported Swiss. ssc; Pimento. dozen. N.s6.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-05
ANOT4ER SCRAP on


The reports of the court clerk with
the check, tor the shcriffs fees at
tnrhcd. slill lir on the table In the eft
flee ~ the county commissioner,
where they were placed Monday m
James Bcut, The commissioners aud
County rlrrk Cornelius, upon the nd
vice NJ the county attorney refused lu
nccept them saying that the sheriff.
fees should hr paid to him and hc
should remit tine comty's - per cent
to them James neaty court clerk
suys mot ,o. tmt the law says pay the
money lu the commissioners, just %,
has been done for five years aud there
the matter rests Tor the time being.
Whether Beatty or the commissioner,
will bring un action to determine which
way the -hrrffs fees shall be handled
Is not known At the present time hat
the deadlock viii he broken hy court
order. ur mot nj all according tn the
Interested parties Beatty states that
the clerk wants 20 Install new ,y.
en- or bookkeeping, but that he tBcat,l
hrlur somewhat conservative. wuulU
rnthrr follow the statute aud prccr
dent. for present, at least.
Meanwhile, both parties ARE sitting
tight and worrying not at all. as IL,
the sheriff, money that is Involved
land we to thi' time he has made u,
kIrl,
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Orphanage
Indugurdtes Scheme
for RAISING Money

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h'i'~ from ""Ihh'I"a 'IlN which Is
INSTRUMENTATION. nuI, itself in
very sore need of fund. This fou and
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mum" ~ 81 ''' ''''''' i"
rh''' money h''''' Io h'Ip care Tor
tue niue ones NNH'I DTS charge ana
aus" l" iH'" 'A.' "I .'inr inuh no"
nuI'sng VIZ tue '"I"".'
we nave prepared 70 souvenir "l
our work. aI" lI'' .lI'' DO ll MIS-.
h"''s RECIPES ana lecture course "'
gwen mere '"-' t''''e'l' .a'h one
w '"c "''''''' "l '"' "''n' "'N"'i
lh'>' up'loI''liA'!"I' "l Nl- n"N'' y
were larg'Il al''"''H auu Mr'. mast
US "h hu'uorI'N "l 'o"N",E' h'3 aI'
a''',''"''".'n' .n reputation "' h'gh inr'.
J." nave 'h'N' 'h"''r Recipes OF h'I7
j. wen worm the small price we are
o'H'hE ioI tue DOOR we h"lr ~
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rXrCorIyr rARpoNs

Al Grouse. Kay county burglary
three wears
Frank Wmfrc, Logan county
shooting with intent to kU' three and
one half wears
john Williams. Craig county oh
talninr propprt, m bogus check. ON,
year
Il. W Jefferson kiovn county Tor
gerry. seven Npnr-
Felix Scott Nu.hu county cmhrz
element. one year
Ed Lee Mason OkmuIgee county
burglary, three wears
Caldwell walker Wagner county
false pretense, three ypurs
Benton Murray Grcrr county as
.ault with Intent To kill, one year
luc Cr,mcaus. Pittsburgh county.
assault tn commit rape three years
w g. Harlem Tulsa county forgery
uUr yonr
ltuy Smlth.' Blaine county assault
with dangerous weapon one year
john Nelshurgcr Marshall county
srruud degree burglary, three years
Vernon Thistle. Logan county, sec
Oud lrgrcc burglary two years.
g. T. Mcloud, Payne county. steal
lng domestic animal. two years
E ~ Wilmington. Pittsburgh coun,
~, forgery one year
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ROOM No. 3 UALUCKY


"Old Doe" MurmN who ON divers
occasions has come tu grief ut the
hands or the law, again fell into the
clutches uf his long time enemy this
morning. when hr wn> arrested for
having whisky IN hi, possession for
an unlawful purpose
Captain, pwhnm aud Sallon and
Detective Charles Baker flrst became
suspicious of Dors actions. and m
vestlgntrd his room at the Rex hotr.
on West Grand avenue II was learned
here that Doe also had another room
few doors farther mp the street,
and to this also the offirirr hlrd.
Here Doc was found I'm bed. with
whisky scattered around the room I'm
various pmccs Roth NJ the rooms
were No. 8. lu order the lo'irr say.
that friends who were seeking Doe
might be- able to find him without ask
ing too many embarrassing questions,
A chnrcc NJ ugruucy was also placed
against Doe
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State Visitors
kingkale

Jean +. DAY NrAh-ur. Mrs. ]. II.
llul Puuls Valley Ina f Morgan.
Hartlcsvillr; X T. Perkins. Jno Il.
Rogers Alms; tee. e. lnker Il. r.
baker II. A. Rush. \ n. Iytle, A. y.
Hanna. Il A. Rector Bruce Guerlnger.
Fred \r,nndcr y. v Woodward 7.
A. Reid W f. Baker Cha- Luthi, A.
lulhl \ NJ dee, Geo. Cline. 4 q. bal.
hard l. T. James II W Iruch. A. NJ.
hnll G. - Warren Gngr
Lee-Hucl,ins
i q Cain, McAlcstcr. II J. Fal.
concr Sriro, j. u. Cohen lIcnrycttn :
Lola Beard Wagner, Rclm BRADY.
Haskell. W. II >mh Arapahoe; W.
W Osrool. Il VI Morris Muskogee ;
R H. llaucs. Shawnee. II y. Goof,
rumnnphr, Gro. g.. luwcs. Lnwton l..
r. Ritter " VI Jackson. Iawton .
Mrs / - TAYLOR Hobart.
SlirNin
u. t. Nnmm. Woodward. Mrs. r.
T. Cornell Surr. j. g. skinner. Hol.
denvnlc. u 49, Prentice l1 Reno; W.
Vi Wall m Reno
bristol
y Y Wilson ~mlurk Philip Nal
ley Tucker Richardson's Hartlc,vnlc.
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ELECTION WRECKERS
In Indiana Witness Says Custom Was
to Beat Up NOtable NegrOes-Thugs
We're Regularly Organized

INDIANAPOLIS, oct r. Details
N the "wrrcNug crew. on election
day were described by William ".
Petit 1T the trial today of Mayor Jo.
seph =. Bell charged with election
conspiracy rettt said he was made
chief NJ the "wrryklug crew" by VII.
liam CHurr, city cmployc and cu.
defendant
Petit told NJ beating up negro
and driving two other negroes from
the polls Later hn aid, he and his
four companions voted as often ns
possible.
"Claucr told us We were to see that
our men when challenged were per
mittcd to vote the wltcnss testified
Petit said the crew was supplied
with blackjacks at Democratic head
quarters
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Cotton
NEM YORK CnrrnN

NEW YORK, Oct 5-Tharc WIS another
sensational advance In the cotton mar
het today, first prices being. firm aud
some ~ TO ~ points above lasl nights
closing figures, with December selling ~
l'Ns January, laOe and March, 1895 on
me call 4 big advance In Liverpool com
bihed With an unfayOrhblc weather map
showing further gains IN the south aud
tlost us fgr down MS Oklahoma city In
re'scd the hrgressiyeness NJ hulith scn
limont creuted by yesterdays small crop
estimate and there was heavy general buy
ing on the advance tn new high records
lrllH,nc was also heavy however ana
prices cascd or some or \ points from
the hest shortly after the opening
1.-THE early reaction Of u nr ~ points
was followed ny even greater ntmnesS
later In the morning with active months
selling 10 10 " points above Yesterdays
closing figurcs or un 10 he Tor December
aud 1870 Tor January Spinners were ~
ported 10 he buying December On q
more active scale thu previously ON tho
advance, while frost predictions and re-.
ports that southern shippers we're offer
Ing very little cotton helped the upward
movement which carried prices fully $3.50
PER bale above the low level NJ last Fri.
day.
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THREW INKSTAND

Judge j s. Baker, of Wewoka, who
represented Seminole county In the
state constitutional convention, aud
who gained nationwide uutorlety ny
throwing an iukstnnd Ut &. \. Haskell,
when the lie was passed In calorlc
debate, Is In the capital today Judge
Baker came to the territory In lsDa
from Cartersvillp, Ga, aud was ut one
time acting city attorney ~ Guthrh
He says Seminole county would give
Judge Tom McKcown minority ot
700 over Alfalfa RW' Murray, In his
opinion.
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IN Ione. Np, $40 uor.sovlu nls'
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BOOKS PILE UP
Organization Work in Movement 10
Establish Library for States Pris-
Onep Tells-BrOck Store Aids

Books are being received Wedncs.
day at Brooks Department store as
donations to the Prison library for
the state pcnltentiary, from the u.
A. r., the Shakespeare, Ready In Help
Calcthla clubs, and the Knights NJ
pythins, Knights NJ Columbus, Order
Of Eagles Masonic orders, and
Knights NJ the MncCahccs.
Great success Is attending the col.
lection NJ these books which will be-
Of lncstimahle benefit 10 the prisoners.
The q, X. Transfer and Storage com
pany has given It's services for the
transportation of the books Wednes
day and Thnrsdny ~ the stnlIon.
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No DECISION
supreme Court Again pas,r, Opinion
bay Without Decision ON Gross Pro.
duCilOn TaN Case

Again the parties at myr..i we're
disappointed when the state supreme
court failed to hand down decision
Tuesday n the groN, production n,
ease. The high court merely dy
numocd few orders. among which
were
Iumc- Realty vs. County Commission
Crs uf oklahoma county set fur hear
ing at the january term.
Anun b. MrCrdic. II al. vs. Duhu0u,
Fire md Marine Insurance compan,
motion to require plaintiff to strength
ou hDnd o,prulrd
Pioneer Telegraph d Telephone Co
vs. City of Guthrie dismissed ~ cust
Of plaintiff
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LIABILITY FIXED
Waiver Of Taxes In Warranty Deed
Does Not Include Paving Taxes Not
nue at Time Of Transfer

Persons Interested In the question
NJ tax liability when property ls pur
.hnsed or transferred will be- concerned
iu u decision handed down Tuesday
hv Judge j. e. ROhhpr,s. uprmr court
commissioner, In the ease of knight
v7. Clinkscales. IN which the payment
NJ taxes on paving which were not
dne NJ the time OF transfer Is In.
yolyed
The commissioner affirmed the hold
lng of the lower court thai a warranty
deed broadly providing Tor the pay
ment ~ taxes against the property
does not include In such provision
,urhlug and paving taxes, hslallmcuts
" which have mot been mot at the
time Of sale of The property.
The case was nppealed from the dis
trict court at llnita
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THE FOLLY

The Folly is packed at every per
formnncr lately because II the power
and magnitude OF the program, which
is gradually being enhanced 10 al
most unbelievable value fnr the price
To-day the weird feature picture, The
Queen of JuugIrIaud," thriller In
three reels is III" outstanding photo
play and there are three single reels.
lu vaudeville seems tO be the vhlrf
attraction here. Muth Brothers and
GirIic. Euuup and nulr aud the ""
uctiuu rriu alI strong and clever rn.
trrtalucr- present "a delightful pro-.
gIuu
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Produce
ImICAHn pRnnIrE

CHICAGO, oct o. BUrTEH Tn.
changed.
EGGS Unsettled receipts jluU. NJ
marx, cases included lJNlStlr, ordinary
flr4N 23a tsc; firsts. 2ia isr.
POTATOES higher receipts 80 cars
Michigan and Wisconsin white 45u5U,
Minnesota white iin0, Minnesota
Ofios $3.50
POULTRY Alive, higher, fowls ls4c,
Sprlngs l3igc
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NEW nRLEANs COTTON

NEW ORLEANN, Oct % ON heavy
trading cetton advanced "a TO % points
IN the first half hour N the session today,
better cables than dne, rains I'm the belt
nnd bulliSh comment regarding yester.
lays bureau reports were the main hull
lsh influences. only scant offerings met
the demand
The decline was widened 10 ~ points
On the most active months before realizing
hcrame NJ sufficient volume to check the
upward freud The market held its steady
tone up to uoon " hen prizes we're AZ Il
net rise Of 30 points
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NFHlCIES Am AIIlns

FOR SALE Brand nrT u,vrss~ 90
0lA. h'r passenger touring car tntg
model, has mover been used. b,rg,Ip t,,
QUICK sale eau 40 lli Wp.t s,.nnJ
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CIlICAGO GRAIN


tillDAGO, oct . Bulll-h rablps ICED
Iu fresh upturn today in the vhrut
murkrt here Liverpool reported prizes
advancing aud British mlllers anxious.
ltr-iIps, estimates Of the French crop
shortage we're raised to lOOOOJUUO bushels.
The opening which varied from unchanged
figures " ~ higher with December at
bN.. TO vylsc and May gSh to HSsr WI,
followed BY II slight reaction und then
decided general advance
Reports " freezing temperature aud
crop damage ia Nebraska aud Iowa put
strength into corn There were also pre-
dI,tlonH Uf more frost tonight after open.
INK unchanged to i,WAc higher. the mur
krl hcsltated a little and then began go
climb
oats sympalhized with corn Iu.ml.
lions though were narrow.
Provisions followed the hog market up.
grade Packers were on the buying N1r.
aud there WAS o further good cash dr
maud for meats
Liberal buying orders that were
usCrbrd TO Wall Street led nfierNard tu
additional gains In wheat but pressure OF
Canadian wheat ~ Minneapolis brought 20
reaction The vl .usc vas unsettled nt lGl
l'sr net advance with December at Wa, ,r
aud May at WOOL.
Sluwness ot rnstern inquiry tended later
10 cause downturn Ia corn. The close
Nus steady ltTNc 10 Sc above yesterdays
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