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New Britain herald., 1916-11-02
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION. Largo Attendance at Today's Session
 --RriSfOI Pastor SneaIxS

Hartford, Nov. -Registration at today's session of the Connecticut State Sunday School association at the First Baptist church was the larg- est for any similar gathering in the history of the association.
 The Rev. Ebert c. Hoag of Floral Park, l.. l., spoke on methods to get young people interested in the church. The Rev. Dr. l.. H. Dorchester of Bristol spoke on Horticulture and heart culture.''
 There was a directors meeting this forenoon and reports of state officers late this afternoon.
New Britain herald., 1916-11-02
10 TO 7 OFFERED HUGHES TO WI
Betting Odds Reach Those Pl
 pOrtiOnS-Freak Bets Made|

New York, Nov. 2.-Hughes VI favorite in the election betting the curb yesterday at 10 to 2. wi son money was not in evidence sho ly after l o'clock, according to Cl1 l commissioners, and for few minuI odds of to were offered for sm bets. These were quickly taken a the odds swung back to 10 to T.
 For the first time since the cad paign started, the stock exchan began to show some interest in tt wagering. One bet of $20,000 to $14 900 was reported. but the names
 the firms making the bets were witt held, and men with Wilson mon@ insisted that they had been unabl to find any one offering such lard odds on Hughes. There were wdl authenticated cases of smaller bets q the stock exchange on Hughes at \ to 7 1-2. A report was circulate| that one large bet had been made oI Hughes at 10 to 6, but this could nd hc traced and appeared to have bed
  ket
 The odds were reported less nbers elsewhere than on Wall street. Ere Schumm, the Brooklyn commissioned said that 0 few bets were made his place at 10 to 3 on Hughes MoHL bets at the Waldorf-Astoria were 10 to 9, and at other uptown hotel< and cafes the odds were generally to and 10 to 9.
 According to 8 curb commtsstoner about $60,000 was bet on the cur yesterday on the presidential cleo tion. Unless the Wilson money sud denly increases today, it was predict ed that the odds would lengthen and that Hughes would become to favorite.
 One offer of s2.Ooo to $1.o00 thaI aI Hughes would carry New York staf4 was made on the curb, it was report1 ed, and not taken. MT. Schumm rel ported an offer of S1.00O at even money that Wilson would not carry Greater New York by 90.000 and aI bet of $1,000 that Hughes would carry New York State by 60,0O0.
 At Schumm's one man bet $1O0 to| $500 that he could, without making a single error, name 266 electoral votes that would go to Hughes. An1 other freak bet was $100 to $500 that Hughes would carry New York, New Jersey, Indiana, Ohio, Illinois, Mich igan and Minneapolis. Another bet on the curb was $1,000 to S2,O00 that Hughes would carry Ohio, Illinois, Indiana, New York and New Jersey, At the Waldorf Astoria $3,000 was bet against S1,0O0 that Hughes would carry Michigan.
 Large sums were offered at even money and at 10 to g at the Waldrof- Astoria that Wilson would carry Ohio. but there were few bettors. One bet of s5,000 to $2,500 was made that Wilson would carry Hamilton County, Ohio, which includes Cincinnati. with 8 large German-American population
 Governor Whitman was favorite yesterday at 2 1-2 and 3 to 1, with little money backing Seabury. Be- cause a few bettors took long chance on McCombs the odds against him shortened from to 1 to 6 to 1.
 Among the bets on minor candi- dates was one of $1,200 to $1,000 that F<inkead, the Bayonne riot quel- Ter, would be elected to congress from the eighth congressional district or New Jersey. Justice Cropsey was 8 favorite for reelection at to D, and S1,4O0 to 1000 was laid that Lewis would win over O'Neill in the fight for District Attorney in Brooklyn.
New Britain herald., 1916-11-02
Berlin News DRIVING FINISH FOR LOCAL i. Q. P.
Smoker to Be Held in Town Hall on Saturday Evening
". M. MALTBIE, SPEAKER

Lonergan Talks at Local Factories
 Leon LeCIair Resting Comfortably < After Operation - Boys Destroy
 Property by Their Pranks-Briefs. On Saturday evening, the repubIi- cans are to hold another rally and o'clock. That the local members of the G. o. P. believe in a driving finish is evidenced by this fact and from the talk about town regarding the situation. They are not content with holding a big mid-week rally, then folding their hands to wait for the final outcome as if the votes were in and counted, but are going to work up to the last minute with their get together policy. "In union there is strength might be used as the motto of the republican town committee as they are responsible for the welding together of what might have been a serious break in the ranks of the old guard. In this unusual activity of the republicans however, the demo- crats see bright ray of hope for they hlOW IIIclL I1lS lSdI lIlSIIl now as never before and realize they must leave no stone unturned to win. The doors are to be thrown open to all, regardless of their party feeling and an attempt will be made to show why a vote should be cast for the re- publican nominees. If anyone is in any doubt regarding the issues of the day let him come forth and light will hn ThTox Io f111 int 0 matter what the point may be there will be someone that will be able to answer the questions in a satisfactory manner.
 As speaker of the evening William M. Maltbie, secretary to Governor Hol- comb, has been secured. This gen. tleman should be able to throw any amount of light on the situation of today as he has had the affairs of Fhe state close in hand for the past two years. MT. Maltbie is well known around this section. He comes from Hartford where he is a member of one of the leading law firms. It is ex- Dected that Colonel c. M. Jarvis, local candidate for representative, and sev- era1 other republicans of prominence will also take a hand at addressing the crowd.
 In order that those that come early and stay late may not feel the need of raiding the pantry after reaching home the committee has ordered that refreshments be served during the course of the evening. This being the final get-together before election day the largest crowd of the season Is expected and there is very little doubt that all chairs will be taken and there will be standing room only.
 Lonergan Speaks.
 A whirlwind tour of the local fac tories was made this noon by Angus tine M. Lonergan, candidate for na- tional representative, and at both the
New Britain herald., 1916-11-02
AUTO RECEIPTS.

Hartford, Nov. 2.-During October the receipts of the automobile depart ment of the office of secretary of state amounted to S14,936.49. For the corresponding month of the pre- vfous year they were $8,963.17 and for October, 1914, $5,29309. If this rate of increase keeps up during the year the recepts for the fiscal year end ing September 30, 1917 will reach $1,000OOO
New Britain herald., 1916-11-02
HAVANA ELECTION

Havana, Nov. 2.-Returns early this m morning from the national election with less than half the vote counted show that Alfredo Sayas, liberal can- didate for president, is leading in all
New Britain herald., 1916-11-02
CANNING CTJTBS INCREASE.

Washington, Nov 2.-Agricultural and canning clubs conducted CO., operatively by the state colleges and the department of agriculture had en- rolled in their membership 260,000 boys and girls during 1915.
New Britain herald., 1916-11-02

NAA D. o. u. LdIHdIn IS SpoGQ1ng two weeks at her former home in New Jersey.
 Mrs. R. w. Poteet chaperoned a house party Of Hartford Delta Sigma girls at Indian Neck
 Mrs. Pierce Blair of New York has returned after visiting her mother Mrs. l.. l.. Clark.
 several young people from Maple Hill attended the masquerade social, given by the Christian Endeavor so- ciety of the Newington church, Tues day evening. Halloween games were enjoyed. Prizes were given for the best costumes to Miss ZuIette Tucker and Everett Shants.
 Miss Emily Montague of South Hadley, Mass, and Mrs. Margaret Woods of Derby. Conn, have been the guests of MT. and Mrs J. C.. Moody.
 Dr. Woram Is all at his home on Robins avenue.
 Arnold Shubert is confined to his home with a broken arm.
 Hoadley Tudor was home from Yale for over Sunday.
New Britain herald., 1916-11-02

the provinces except Oriente. I probably will be late in the day be- fore the final result is known.
New Britain herald., 1916-11-02
Maple Hill

Mrs. J. H. Latham is spending two weeks at her former home in New Jersey.
New Britain herald., 1916-11-02
Seas0nable Coats that Women want

SEASON ARE so WONDERFULLY AL
 
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New Britain herald., 1916-11-02
When Looking For Your New Hat You'll Find It Here At Our Store The Best In STYLE and PRICE

 SHOWING OF sEAsoNA HATS IN THE NEWEST AND MOST
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New Britain herald., 1916-11-02

Mrs. R. W, Poteet chaperoned house party Of Hartford Delta Sigm girls at Indian Neck.
New Britain herald., 1916-11-02

Mrs. Pierce Blair of New York has returned after visiting her mother Mrs. L. l.. Clark
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-21
TREND OF VALUES
IN WHEAT UNCERTAIN
bahGrr"us {" Fake TN Bi. Line nv
Situation Ti,ot> ON Export
fukiuSs.

Special 10 Tn" Times Dispatch
'IiiCAip, March 2"-The trend o.
values in wheat was never more nm
certain that at present. Because Of
IN" large "Aportablc surplus held ,u
tn" United states and Canada il b.,
dangerous I" take on a big lin. a.
the situation viii pi>o; on the EXPORT
.taIdncs coupled with IN" crop .eno.;s
FROM day 10 day. !.Npor, Purchases
on SHiurdaN aud ".d.,y amount 10
l"oo,oou bushels oI cash Wheat.
81 Ihle The news from Liverpool and
!.onuon Iit nhml Instances has been
mad" u" order with the idea OF
frightening spectators Of Chicago ana
the smaller markets of this country.
Ihe foreign p"eS~Gr" i'm the wheat
marN"t Tor the past ten DAYS was not
apparent to-day. Tie market was in
AN "vcrs"lh condition at the opening
ana when both small and large shorts
attempted :" cover they found com
paratively little wheat for sai. |, is
expected by those who believe prices
viii do better that there will he large
number Of unfaVurablr crop reports
from Tn" Southwest, as many have al
ready hc"n received. and there are
claims Of further deterioration from
ncnrly every part Of this section
Corn was Ct 10 Is cent higher.
and oats We're up 3-s 10 81 cent Both
grains rallied with wheat. and the td-
vanccS We're largely on short cover
aud 10000 bushels O; oats The sea
board reported thirty hoalioads OF corn
taken for export
Lard was again "a leader I'm rho pro
vision nar;let, and pork and ribs closed
higher
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-21
AUCTION SALES-To.DRy
~->--N-->~>-s->s---~~~~ -~--~s-~s-- -. % - y
CHARLES A. ROSE COMPAN
Real Estate Auctionecrs.
2S North Eighth Street

Court OF iIcnrico County. cd
March lst, 1916. IN the Ch;tncerJ
s .Tsr,, ,psndinT under tho sty|
etc; W.. Julia a. Dcltrick ct. all
undersigned will on
TUESDAY, MARCH 2lST. lai1
Al o'clock l.. NJ.
offer for sale at public auction
premises. that certain tract nS II
lying and being in lIenrico E,|
about two ana one -half miIrs
city OF Richmond. between t'rnjl
ana lhe Nine Mile Roads. and col
i ,, iortE-thres and scventy-thrccl
nnndrcdths t43.73) acres, more -,
This land is in Il good state of rm
Ton at this time under /, ii 81
tho tenant thereon. There arc
dwelling houses on the propcr, j
The necessary out-buildinrs. ThiS
county Poor Farm" and is The
place on which Il. jacob D.iiri, !,
ceased, resided. ~ ~
TENNIS: Oncthird cash. ana
r ,i,in IN two equal instruments.
10y ,espcctifciy AT six and [,
purchase money to Inc cv;d,.,, WI
notes or the purchaser, with intnr,
per cent per annum, and tiilc ,
retained until the whole of tho
ohhSc money is paid and Il couyc,
IS ordered by the court. or ali ga :
the option OF tho purchaser 'S
THOMAS W GARDNE1,
ALBERT O. IiOStIIrE
Special COMMISSIONS
hereby. certify that the hon,
pulrcd OF the Special Comnisuin,n,
decree In the above cntitlu,I r.,,'.'
been duly executed.
,,o,. ,.. >. t. WhDDII
County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-21
>tm YORK PRODUCE M,K,,tr

NEN YORK March 20 Raw sug..r.
.t'".'I rruiriiuEa'. 5>@ mrlrss.s. 300: re
81, santos IS ici,,. Batter. ,.rncr. cheese
tiru,.
MI prcpi,u~ hirh records wen, hv the
boar" i".htS. when cpttOusced oil SOLD; alloy.
lI' N'h'" short covering WAS extensive
ih"r" w's "is" scattered buying tor long
account, i'rE"I" py tn" south Crude ola
sold at -, and I'.aohahle at 500 rr~,
elections 60 h., u!l ARC now henTG i;iral
irl,"N were !. u" ~ points not higher Sales
"!'''' h'''"'-. The market closed ..trnr..
Sr"l lthr l"a. March, lIn0di!2.: Ap;i,
ll""G 10: May. lLt:nll.iO: juno IOH;aiN a .
lhlN. '"!"" 1897. August. lU9iuiU.ai: Srntou
~, r ' 'S '''"or' J'6m:''. Total
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-21
FINAL COTTON GINNING
REPORT OF CENSUS BUREAU

WASHINGTON. March 20.--Thc iinal
cotton ginning report Of the Census
bureau issued to-day. shows 1909
10" running bales. or l1.lS3.1S2 cuuiva-
icht 1""-pound bales OF cotton cNclu-
sirc OF lntcrs. were ginned from the
i?l" crop. Those figures arc recorded
as the official statistics OF production
for the crop.
Included i'm the figures are a9.623
bales which Sinncrs estimated would
ID" turned out after the March cam
vaSs
Round bales. included. l.7lG.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-21

NEW ORLEANS. March co.-on'y small
price changes were registered In the cotton
inark"t here to-day. Tho tone Was s,c;piy'.
hut fresh operations We're moderate. In the
Afternoon peace talk SEM the market to the
hish"S. levels Of tho session. II ret gain u.
. :" points. The close was = to : NJ.
In tn" carly trading prices fc!l eft . 20
" points a. tn" result of poor cables. tho un-
certain Mexican situation. and some selling
out 10y buyers Of last week. The drought in
!eNaS. however. was 81 sustaining, Influence.
ana spot accounts were favorable. Suf-
i'ci"nt buying resulted in putting the mar
N"t AT = net advance Of Ia points Nor.
activity and a somewhat stronger tone ,,:,-
vailed IL tn" afternoon
The '"uSns Bureaus i'naI rcror, on g!n-
niNE apparently resulted in no fresh trading
~ hb'Hf met average expectations q .rn,,
"t silently under i2.rit.0lH bales. havin;: boon
IN ""nS"uSuS of opinion "f the trade 70
r"iainE III" Yield for time
The market closed steady. ClOSin.: l.i,,.
MHN - ~: July. l.0a: October igl.. DO
'"mn"r 1870. january, i:.33 $40, cotton
St""d|. unchanged. sales til" spot ~:
"al's: t" arrive. 2i6 bales M!ddlinr 2jrr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-21
AUCTION SALES-T0.Dny
TUESDAY. MARCH II, 1916.
ln.3M 4 II

At 1880 ~ NJ.
Three piece Library Suit chairs. Ia
bile. Desk I!ook Case. Upright Piano.
Handsome Music Cabinet. Druggct.
PICTURES. ornaments, etc.
PAfiLoit-five- piece Parlbr Suit.
pdd Chairs and lockers. Electric
Lamp 'Nl: Administer DIuggct. Pic
lures. etc.
HALL - T. II re c-piccc Upholstered
Suit. Hall Tree. Rugs. Pictures etc
DINING BROOM ~ Large. nassiv
CHARTERED oak Suit, consisting of
iiaudsvm. Sidcboard. platc-C;lass
Shelves and Mirror Back China Closet.
Found Pedestal Dining Table with so
inch TOP. Gather Seat and Back Din
ing chairs, Serving Table. Administer
DrugEci. Pictures. etc.
FRONT BEDROOM Gin nahogauy)-
Dresser aud chinonicr. Chairs. Table
Rockers. BRASS Fed. National Springs
and Felt Mattress. DrurGct. etc
SECOND Il T. - ROOM - Mahogany
Dresser and Dressing Table l;rass
Fed. National Spring and Mattress
chairs. Rocker and Table.
BACK Observation-Disclosures OAK
SUIT with Wardrobe Spring and Mat
'rcss. etc
ALSO lot Of other goods TOO nu
nerouS to mention.
ladies' invited To attend
TERMS: Cash
VIRGINIA AUCTION co.
GE0EGE Y. OLIVER. Salesman
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-21
RICHMOND LAVE STOCK MAn1>ur

''.1'!7 u 7 .'4'Ii '>IOVk irtIS.
Richmond. Va March 20 lrlS
BEST steers. az to :; unediun to good g..
20 "a: common 20 lair. 10 Il. Best hci:cra
% |" "a. mediun To SUOG. to -. com
mon {" fair To q R,st COWS u. 10 4.
mcGuin I" good. u 10 -, common 10 fair,
s.. TO "a. Best oxen. i 10 90: medium -
s"on' TO O.; common 10 fair :. to =. Bulls
= TO ei,. Best calves, %: medium to O.
hscSh COWS. $40 10 81. Best heavy hogs
- hehi' s's To 50: pigs -! :, s. ): sov:s
ana stays, to ~. Hcs; sheep. g., TO !;
common Z" fair, 10 g.: lambs to TO-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-21

Average gross weight OF bales. sos. G
pounds.
Einncrics operated. 231i6.
lhhter cotton. not Included. S9J.274
running bales. or SS0.7SQ equivalent
100-pound bales.
Ginning by states in equivalent 500
pound bales: Alabama. l.020,20S; Ar
kansas. Sl5.SA6: Florida. 47,Sl6; Geor-
"ia. i.o07.3l0: Louisiana, 3aO.606: Mis-
SisSpDi, ?53.i20: Missouri. 1880: North
Carolina. 6?S.Sa2: oklahoma. 3o.2O9:
South Carolina. ii33.5Sl: Tennessee,
302. SOS: Texas. 3,223,S03: Virginia, 49,
500: all other states, 1854.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-21
RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
'ons"- pressed, large bales 10 % {.
VI ilI.FEED
CmiCNGn LIVE STOCK M,ukIr

IN, IT ~ MNfNh -N---ITOgs-- Receipts. - !.
r"': SLOW, . cent, under Saturdays average.
b!!E $''v"$'Gi: light. S?l0us9G5: miyed
w. 49, h"hyy, Ss2rn?bj; rough. So pa,
s." t.. liSs. $..5OfISS.Gu
steer. S''o"S"No; stock"cs ana feeders 81 90
t'S-'; COWS ara h"ifrrs. s. S0Iis 80: calves
Sne"p lie "ir,s 'i"o, strong. Weather..
S>"n$s"o lambs 50 55mSIi.ar.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-21
WALL STREET ENDS WAR,
CAUSING SHARP BREAK
Brokers Now Going on Theory That
Victory for France Means
Early Peace.
FORGET FORMER ARGUMENTS
Morgan's Statement as to London's
ATTITUDE Toward American Stocks
Also S"lcmnly dug Up as impor-
tant News.
Try BROtDhN WALL.

-, ,,,,,,> v,,
>,., vnr,' ',,''' ~ \ya'' SEC, .~,d
o.. having nothing c,se in particular 70
A., ,,dor .,c ,,.~ IL, ,,,y.rc .,.sav and
caused sharp break in the market
Chicf among the issues that have al
~ '' ''.'' ~
American LOCOMOTIVES Car F""n"r'' M'N'"h
Petroleum. cuba Cauc Suyar sud ,t,c c;icallv
.h ,,o s,ocl
90 Ut. ~ i 80. 80 r",,,t, ,-a. ,h,
,L,ns ia, ,srrin5d ,raGSrs and ,hsy ,ouIi
~, . . S- -, c, ,,',r.,, H. ,I,,,- b,ya
.ceIi si,inr TIC victory to tho french IN
~ ,"sI'a'. ~ 80 49,, w. ,o,Gi,,- ~,
rl'n' "a" N ~ ,,,:,.s S,s
i"TE'i .nH' "a. ne w., ,,y M, :, ",n,,II ,.La
- 49, on 90, -. w. ,;,r,,,.,'s nr.
~, 7c -, ~ .o t.rc,,.' n-r "a foso
An"th"r ,nins s"iSmn,% dHS AZ - "% %o
IN, .i,c Urn, baJ NO, arranged = new var
in,.n co. ~ ,li;c. ,sin. A,n.ri,,n stocks as
s,o.Ls wnu,S havc 10 h., solI as b.r.;"fnrc
THIS Statement wa. u.sG once .norc to break
con IVA, r.,r, ., ,,,.ri,,n e,rrLs IN ~,
hnr,i> - ,nc Eri,ish government bu, As
Nom N,ncril.ln ,a.r,kcr, it il, no, rcasa"anl.
,n sun,,oyc TIA, /, would do uything 20
,,,., 80 ra..ii;,.c f tr. ,n,a-,ct, s,or,;
mark, mora dinicul; Morgan x co uu-
Hand. Wa, ,Sauy looked mos; serious
Rsmhsr ,sroitiar vas arrnaeimr to pu-ci,ase
~. S-crr,.,n .bi,g In.c-rc5 In mo Iorinu.
ror,s Of A,pcrir, N these shins arc 20
10 >,Id ,bc EanLcrs sa,. /, can moan moth
German r,~1 ''. "xcnsneo touched = new low
-eccr,! today French exchanges was also
io,.c, ,,.mG,~h ,n,,,i,, 80 -,,iiy ur,d
~. ,n IL , ",.. rnoS,3,, wiir an
Ito furo cr !, ,s -,,-cry ,.rh,.,.,i ,,d tam
porary the stree. suaiculy became. worried
ahou, tho whea, crop Tie srop has boon
~ 49,, ,,r,,, ,,d ,.-,,,,Ii,,-v cfo-,. No
.,- rn, IN: Sax. f-r.,,r ~ make nno,hcr
h,- r.r Mi, ,,,,rli.,- INV oa,,,ar. ,iomc rms
49,. ; ,,oi Gee. ~, A., ,,-,,,,,..o -, ..i
no s,,% is ,sn ,,ri,,', ~ ,,nr COO, , on
,han over n.rore So barring drought l.,
mit.umn.r IA. crops MS Year snolii,, he
INV. -, ,o .,, ,o.r,i,,, ,,.,
ton rniryicd tho ,rtomohilc s.orks doy,,
j. yvus no a,.,n,,,ro,v.r. nf , ,,cv, no rLtr.
r7r ,e' r! ~ Low
.rv is INV, 49,, :. xo,,rd ha,t rrd .no,"i,
'jcs II. r-. .,.n,,.,i n,, 49," ,,i.
money ,,,Unn; buy am outonohil. Ru; I. ie
nov arran::cd -. ina. ,h"v ,,,, ',s rrr
Gu =" yasy r, ,iIi TINS msn". 'hn,
,ars III. inevitahfe rcsal, viii b. :nat ~" 'n,
sane var, i,,,,o-,.,, ,,.s< So, to-,
neon hulilni- ,,ar s.orks ina So. ~. n.y. 49,
m 'rn ,f'Ht !o'"nS 10 ,NT pr"n,5
.Tho i,,c- St ..s.i,.,. ., ....,..
n,cri; has h,cr iyor,ist -,
:,o /, bonus OF % per c,n, Of ,ommo, sta1.
NEW yopI u,-rr " STAB.
der steady rr.su,Iro a.. ~, ".'
losses in var issues vhirE ,.ia,t.s
'''l''N MUMMY IN tHiH"tiu"NCg OF psrS iStrnt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-21
CHICAGO GRiIN M.RlI,r
By Levy Com mission COS
L,-.nunnr.L -. -. o..

CHICAGO Murv'l 90 rr-rh runners @;
p"acc led TO tGGdcu b"arish reaction in
IN" wheat market iWs' before IN" close
however. that latest price.
H"t" heavy, m" i'niEh. with May q, 81 n1s-
and July ~ f.GNb, showed Il no, gain Of
nc 10 70. largely the rcsul, @: bad c-np
,"raiticns in Illinois and "thcr wintr. v.n,a,
States. Corn GAINED r.H',C 10 lGiii.c and
oats. i:c 10 3."is". In provisions tho our.
come waH unchanged to i.isc higher.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-21
-7777"77@s-7a"|---
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
oTTON GOODS.

NEW YORK Marr, - p,irt elaine M
. ''''"t again to-day, cents BEING -,tIf
:"' contract deliveries %: 31.incn sSx7.. XII
,.'i'n GOODS were rrn. Yarns rui"a Hrir.
raw si'h Wa steady I.Nrrrt buyers v.r,
numerous throughout III. markets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-21
BY u. McGRANIC;IiAN d. ca
Zeal Estat" Auctiouccrg.

CoMMISSlONERS' AUCTION SAL
SIX1Y FEET OF LANp wrr,,
pkONEMENTS. SITUATE 40
VEST TWELFTH STREET, Ri
McND. VA, TWEEN SEM
AND ltAlLRoAD STREETS, EY
FEET To AN ALLEY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-21

ny virtue Of "a decree Of the uIl.,
Court, Part IL, for the civ Of Il
inond. Va, entered February s. lai
Roscoe Tatuns widow and heirs
dcrSlSnch, aS special ConmisSioi
VIII proceed to sell, on the prom
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-21

HsII ET-'9Il! " N'NV"NO- : fcO, i70NIInII.
No. rod. Sl0a"Sl02'.: M. hard. 81 inH
'l"'a. No. hard. Si.05'4niI01i.. Coru-%o
yellow. '"'.". No. yellow. ,oa1lc; ~. ,
/. bi- ,a51 .g.-t.
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SAVANNAH. GA. March r-Turp.u.iue.
ir'n' "'.: sales. - casks: receipts Il casks
Nh rincnti -: casks; stock N.IJ ,nsI;.
!t"s'n firm; sales. ~ barrels. rsccirtt Is:
ihire's. shipments l"ts barrels: stock. -;
~ barrels. Quot; &, Il. g.. II r., r. .
~, 100: l.. 'i5; IS. ~; 81 80. ~ ms.
rETEi;SEuiiG ri.A%UT' MARKET
'heppriod hH Rodgers. Hummer Il co Inc. 1,
r"rEi:SRui;E Va. March 20 -nI ,isi,
-FarIncts stock: market quiet Eir., dual.
NY. S!c" p"r hIsnsi: green and dirty 6oc
IN '5c per auShcl
NirSiuias Farmers stock: market steady,
f'nty Jnmh". & per pound; fancy hand
pck"d. 10 per pound: .Siri uriilc 9i,c
per pound: prime. So per pound. shclIinK
stock. 2ia" 10 Sc p.r pound
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ib'i'' - y I LII a NJ
GE:okGE II. PAUL.
Special COMMISSIONS

l.. ". l.. Du Val. clerk OF the
court, DO certify that tho bond
CURED OF the special coinmissioncrs
the decree rendered TN said cause
~. sth day OF February. 1916, has l.
duly given.
GIVEN under my hand as clerk o.
said court this 18Th day ~ March. /
W. r. Ut VAL.
clerl
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FINAL GINNING REPORT
Rh CENSUS REAL

WASHlNGToN. Mnrcu IT, 'fHc mail col.
ton ginning rep"'t q; ,n" '"u>us Hura:u.
issued to-day. shov., il05, 40 iuunirf- la ice
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Day,
! y. CARNEAL. 4 son.
Real Estate .Auciion"crS

TEEEST- PAYING PROPERTY.
WEST LEIGH.