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Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-25
CHURCH MAKES FIRST STAND
 FOR PROHIBITION
(By Review Leased Wire)

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 24-For the first time in the history o5 the church, ac- cording to well informed leaders, a stand on the liquor traffic was taken here today in the general convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church. A resolution recommended by the house of deputies placed the church on record as favoring such action in our legislative assemblies as will pre- serve the interests of temperance and the repression of the liquor traffic"
 The saloon was scored in the report of the committee headed by Rev. James E. Freeman, of Minn, apolis. which considered the prohibition Ques- tion. This said:
 Our age is witnessing vast and universal readjustment with reference to the manufacture and sales of liquor, and it is generally recognized that the saloon has become more and more menace to the best interests of our corporate and individual life"
 A report showing that the church has more than 1,0S0,000 communicants and 5,700 clergymen, was presented to the house of deputies by the com mittee on the state of church. The report also showed that about 1000 of the clergy are not engaged in paro- chial work, and that there are about 53,000 school officers and teachers under the church with approximately i6O,O 900 pupils.
 Baptisms, the report showed, have increased by about 12,000 and con firmations by about 14,OO0 over the preceding triennium.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-25

its action, bringing relief in an easy, natural way, without gripping, or other pain or discomfort.
 Druggists everywhere sell Dr. Cald- wells Syrup Pepsin for fifty cents bottle. To avoid limitations and inef- fective substitutes be sure you get Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. See that a facsimile of Dr. Caldwell's sigma ture and his portrait appear on the yellow carton in which the bottle is packed. A trial bottle, free of charge, can be obtained by writing to Dr. w. B. Caldwell, 455 Washington St, Mon- ticello, Illinois,
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-25
MISS BUTLER WINS RING.

The diamond ring contest at the
 Catholic bazaar closed last night, the ring going to Miss Mary Butler, nurse at the Copper Queen hospital, whose subscriptions totalled s1,011.00. Mrs. Mary Foster, Miss Buffers rival, was not far behind, wi,h s713.40. The diamond was a caret and a half, and was presented to Miss Butler last night. Many Copper Queen employees, it is said, were backing the victor.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-25
GLASS SIGN BROKEN.

The gold leaf sign of I. W. Wallace's infront- of his real estate office was broken when some miscreant threw a rock into it at 11:05 last night. The sign is an elaborate scrolling in gold leaf back of plate glass. and is one of the costliest of such signs in Bisbee
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-25
GERMAN BLOCKADE
 STARTS RUM0RS OF
 WAR WITH NORWAY
(By Review Leased Wire)

LONDON. Oct 2f.-German sub
 marines are waging a persistent war on Norwegian shipping. In the mean time, according to the Exchange Tel egraph Company's Copenhagen cor respondent, the Norwegian govern ment is still discussing the form of its
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-25
CARRANzA IS hOT
 QUITTING MEXICO

(Continued from page one.)
 ny people from Mexico have come here. Ask any of them; they will tell you the same thing. There is absO- lutely no cause for such stories that
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-25
For a Muddy Complexion.

Take Chamberlain's Tablets and adopt diet of vegetables and cereals. Take outdoor exercise daily and your complexion will be greatly improved within few months. Try it. Obtain able everywhere. (Advertisemen)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-11
New Things in Market
Turkeys i ore Plentiful and Rabbits
ShoW Up In Limited Numbers. :

With cooler weather, and tho election
excitement and anxiety over, tho re-
tail market showed more animation
displaying their new goods with great
gusto. Turkeys havo become moro
plentiful but arc by no means n drug
OH the market. and the old Virginia rab-
bits are showing up In limited num-
bers. They are yet high, selling for
80 to 35 cents dressed. Geese are also
TO be found In considerable numbers
and are bringing Is cents per pound.
Cranberries are plentiful now at Is
cents per quart.
In the quotations below the search
crs after good things for the Sunday
dinner will find numerous changes from
last week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-11
Cotton Review.

NEW YORK, November 1o-There
was a general disposition TO even up
commitments for over the census re-
port, published Wednesday in the cot
ton market this week. Offerings were
not badly taken, with Liverpool houses
persistent buyers. There was also
further buying by some of the local
spot interests, and the publication OF
the ginning figures Wednesday was
followed b% very sharp advance.
May sold up to 20ol. or within three
points OF the seasons high level.
realizing became very heavy again
at the 20-ccnt level. and the market
to-day broke sharply under more or
less general selling. with May touch
ing 1897 and closing at 1865. com
pairing with 1914, the close of the
previous Friday.
Election uncertainties seemed re-
snonsiDle for much of the irrcEularity
during the earlier part of tho week.
but to-day il seemed tho general i'm
preston around. the ring that political
developments were hardly likely to
materially influence the general trend
Of values. The Census report showing
S.Gia.0e3 bales ginncd to November I
was under expectations and indicated
tho smallest ginning between October
norts have continued full, and. after
falling off at tho beginning OF the
month, Southern sT~lt sales became
larger on the advances following the
publication of the census figures.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-11
MRS. VINES ELECTED
'hoscn President of Baptist Woman,
Missionary Union
Auxiliary.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
CLIFTON. FORGE, VA. Sovcmher n
Tho baptist Wornan's Missionary
Lnion Auxiliary adjourned here this
afternoon, after three-day meeting
Mrs. John Vines, Of Roanoke WA.
elected president to succeed Mrs. w.
Y. James, OF Richmond. Danville was
seiccted as the next place OF meet
ing.
The final feature OF the meeting vas
an automobile trip to Covington, given
the visitors by the people of the city.
about nifty automobiles conveyed 24o
delegates.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-11
Dun's Nevie.y OF Trnde.

,,.-', loRh. November l0.-Dun'c
weekly Review of Trade to-morrnw
All measures OF business reflect the
,ohaaS interruption. and in some
branches an undercurrcnt Of hcsjtancv
~ nahiicst because Of the phenomn-
MAJ rise III ri,ccs. Such Instances rc
main The exception. however, and i'm
MA cases the rapidly advancing,
costs. with prospects of still higher
!cVelS, act as a stimulus to even larger
purchasing. This remarkable condition
Is s'rikinSly apparent in the leading
industries. and the unparalleled iron
output last month was particularly on
perfume, In View Of the recent great
expansion in new buying Production
everywhere ~ expected to lessen as
winter draws nearer and transporta-
non difficulties intensity and tho incl
scarcity. which is due primarily to car
shortages. now affects operations at
plaEts where reserve supplies arc not
valuable. Manufacturers in widely
ulFcrSent lines and sections being
nhinpertd IN various ways. continue
hchind on shipments and arc increas-
inSly reluctant To commit themselves
I" definite dates IF delivery. even when
buyers are willing TO pay premiums
to make provision for distan, rc"uirno
ments. The discrepancy between Tho
contracts offered and those actualiv
closed Is consequently widening, and
the depleted condition Of merchandise
rtocks Is becoming more pronounced
in wholesale and retail channels
Final distribution is remarkably broad
and active. though in some quarters
purchases OF seasonablc apparel are
held In check 10y tho weather
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-11
JOINT COMMUNICATION. HELD
Masonic Lodges Meet at Isrcderlcks
burg aud Members Hear
Addresscs.

Especial to The Times DispatchI
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, November
lo.-An interesting Masonic event here
Tonight was the joint communication
or fredericksburg Lodge. kilwinning
Crosse Lodge. Bowling Green. Glen Al
len Lodge. Glen Allen and Ashland
Lodge les, Ashland. comprising Mason
ic district No. s.
james Aston Cabell. of Richmond
grand muster Of Masons in Virginia
and W. >. Hit. of fredericksburg
district deputy grand master, district
No. s. each made an official visit Il
the joint meeting. The grand master
delivered an address which was heard
with great interest. and addresses also
were made by a number OF other prcmi-
ncnt Masons supper was served by
the women of the Eastern Star.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-11
ISunk ClenrInps

NEW YORK: November Ic.--Bank clear
ing in the United States for tho week end
ihS November !. as reported to Bradstrs q
Journal. Ne" York. aesr.gat. $3.50. 40. ,4'
AGAINST S..l2..6S.Ho last week and ss,S5a
slo.vr in this week last YER Follow I'M
ar" some OF the returns for this week wifi
percentages OF change shown this wccl
as compared with this week last year:
Hcw York. Si1Is,2ii.or. increase. 1872
chicago. sil7.2is6n: increase. ia
Philadelphia, $3.50 IS. oo1. Increase 407
Boston. sisg' 735. (05: decrease. Is
-. Louis. sil>. GO. Increase ret
Kansas City. Si2l l6i. COO; increase .6I
SAN Francisco 81. 40. ~: incrcssc 80
pittsburEh. So. 292 zoo; increase. FL
Baltimore. sra. oc0: decrease IS
Cleveland. :Gj.3i00tO. increase, s42
Detroit. st,latc"3: increase. ?1.2
Cincinnati. s3S 13G 900: Increase COS
MINNEAPOLIS. 81. 453. coo: decrease IA
Los Angeles sci2C, oo1: increase. 10
omaha. g.. 236, ofr'. increase. ass
New orl"aEs. S3a.Ci5.cto: increase. a.?
milwaukee, soi. 72i ZOO Increase :as
l.ouisTilr. s11ISi."o; increase G5
Atlanta. SCI $4,000. Increase "a
-. Paul. SlS.lir 90: decrease. IS
Buffalo. si5,lo-.0 800: increase las
Iortland. ORE, sH.6is.O9: increase, ga
Richmoni s2l.s5S'39: increase. 3l.s.
Houston. sl3. coo: increase, 2I.2
Indianapolis. sl232 600: increase. ls.s
Fort Worth. SEES. $50: Increase Ms
Providence, $i0.l6l go: Increase. 81
Washington. slo.2I1.Oo2: increase. i2i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-11
SCHOOL FAIR DRAWS CROWD
Parade of Children Held In Iexinr
ton In Connection with
Event.
Especial TO The Times

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.J
LEXINGTON. VA. November 10
The sixth annual Rockbridge County.
school fair was held III Lexington to-
day and more than 1000 school child
rem paraded After tho parade re-
view or the Y. NJ. /. cadets was held
foiiowcd by an automobile ride for the
children. The exhibits of school work
of all kinds were excellent
In connection with the fair cxhibit 6
were made OF agricultural and live
stock by farmers of Rockhridge. Sew
cra1 railroad excursions were run and
1T least 5000 persons were present
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-11

un.hS IMAM is political excitement. and
wnerc conservatism is reported in fin
lure ordering II is based more on cx-
IRENE price advances than on politica |
ueSeiopments. The unseasonably warm
weather. too. comes i'm for mention as
reason for some slowness noted In
re'ail lines. particularly in the South
and in the Central West
With all these factors considered II
must be said that trade is bouvant. Is
OF record proportions. and the renewal
cotton. lumber, drugs. chemicals iron
steel and coal despite a slight reac-
ton in retail prices of the latter at
some points,. tend to make producers
tionai moisture Is reported in nearly
an winter-wheat regions. with result
ing heneht to that crop. which prom
Uses TO enter the winter in good con-
ultion on close-to-rccord acreage
IN" usual measures of movement all
point to continued expansion.
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To he F3lectrocut-d Next Mon,h
[ Special 10 The Timcs. nisnatch |

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
RALEIGHi y. O.. November TO-
Governor Craig to-day fixed December
Is as the date for the electrocution of
Thomas Merrick, Of Wilmington. SEN
fenced to death for murder. He la q
negro and killed A white man named
Hudson. who was unloading a wagon
at "a plant where Merrick had been
working. The men quarreIcd, Hudson
putting Merrick out of the place. Mer-
rick came back with a gun and killed
Hudson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-11
Celebration nj fredericksburg.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, November
lo-bemocrnis held a big parade here
Tonight. celebrating President Will
sons recollection. The parade was head
Cd by tn" Sons of Confederate Veter-
ans band. followed by a long line OF
decorated automobiles, filed with lead
ing Democrats. and many persons
marched on foot. There were fire.
works and a big bonfire. j. Conway
Chichester was chief marshal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-11
M Alarm nn Curb.

NEW YORK November iO-Thc tono OF
IN" curb did not take on any alarming color
result Of tho elections. New high
records among the metal stocks were nm-
m"rous oils we-" again active and gen
orally firm. Sales. with closing hid and
asked nricer. follow: c.5r0 Aetna Exrio-
slvcs. ln? . ln'.: 1000 Chevrolet Motor lS2I
ISL: shn General Motors common. les "a leo;
"."h" Maxim Munitions sh n cM: 1900 Mid
Val" S,c"t. InHf 7oit: 1000 Corp. " and H.. b,l
40. t.oSn United Motors s?@c2';: % stand
nrd nii Of California;. 3.7T2ss: 1fo Standard
~ N"v Jersey e?iT' c2e: I.4nn Cnsden e. %.
o"f lIdI7., I.an1 cosdcn OIL Gas. common.
t"r"atio""l Petroleum. IimllN FOO Metro
""li,an Fc'rol"nml aMlI: rs. non Okla bona on
common. l2N Mli: 800 Atlanta 9c,ln: 1000
r n",n,,s Arizona smclt"rs. ls-iGma: LOO Gold
n"ld Cons. afT.7: i.5fo Jumbo Extension.
iM3& ~" :;iris.trE. S%1a: Isn oco Rex
rr"na. "'w 10: 800 S',ccsss 27M2o: 5o0
I"nsi"r. ~. q ai-: 80" Big Ledge. 7Nqs7a.
I.coo Mother Lode. 37T2s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-11

NEW YORK. November l0.-Brad-
streets tomorrow Will say:
While naturally responding to. and
sharing in. the political excitement
ruling this week. trade and INDUSTRY
display no real check To the long con
tinucd steady surge forward In de-
nand. Interest In the election returns
themselves and uncertainty as To re-
suits, rather than doubt as to policies
adopted or rejected. acted as deter
rents to activity in some lines, hut
record any tangible effect upon trade.
which has held steadily large AZ most
centcrs. and even increased at some
NorthWestcrn and southern points.
The effect Of car shortages. which has
curtailed or delayed the movement OF
coal. lumber and grain. as well AZ I'M
Reproduction Of materials. are indeed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-11
NICHMOND LIVE sTOCk MARKEr

,,,o,. Richmond. Va; NovcrnIcr 10. 1916.
'noicc steers. to 81. mediGn to I,ooa
bc,ftc i" ''2; common to fair. 5i 20 Ga Choice
~: common to fair. 4. To- ~ 70 sSS"h 81 to
~ ~ medium tc good. A.. to So: common
5'g To so TO TbS head 81 6 e e.! Sonmon = fai
70 -. Bcst calves. 10 to lOi.. cornmou "a
w so h 10 h e., ~, heavy hogs. o!7 medium
stays. to s. Best sheep, o. to ST. anu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-11

NaW ORLEANS, November lo-Heavy
80. set the srowinE strength oc the spot s!;ua.
uoT, Prices had SagEinE tendency and
reached th.i- lowest levels IN the early
,mt.rnoon following the report that IN.
nt"d States had Gcciu rod an embargo on
wheat exports, At tho lowest. prices were
= POINTS under yesterdays close.
While futures showed moro or less weak
ness: spots were strong. rising y points TO
~ ,or Iniddlimc. the highest IN nearly a.t,
,eat>' tl"S"u important; Southern spot mar
ke;s quoted :niddl!nE at Ioc or above and
tc Gcnau! AZ tho advanc" was generally
,aII.a good This probably held tn. SELF
!rr movement within bounds
IN" open!ng was AT the decline in SYM
path% Win poor cables, hut the initial los.
VS. gulsk,E rscoyered. and by III. middle
-, :. n. morning price, we're TO I points over
h""nh,r' and Dor" on the market the rest
Closing bids; December. 1876: January
g: March. l:is: May. 1888: July. 1880
SPOT cotton. Arm. IL points up. Sales on
r., M, spo. 80 bales: TO arrive. ii5c bales
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GooDS

~, n rt", YORK. November Worlds wool
rr"1nc.rs OF madr-up garments were ss.
, ,arIS mraparinE for spring sales Cotton
Gus ,a NsTt htSher. cloths were uuict and
h.N!. loobers continued artlNn 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-11

'HnHin3rtmd by Rodgers. Piummcr < Co In,
IL II Likst XII, VA. November l0-Suan
s ,m,r arnsrs stock-Market steady oIo
hushci 'N"'h' si."o per
C,Ia s,nnn -rIrmcrs' stock-Markct, Arm
Junho a" ,. nhhuSuu New stock: Fancy
pound: prime. 3i,c pcr Ionnd ~ hir; 80 per
80 To 3i.c u. r hound '''' 7"tiiHS STOCK,
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET
u 10 u iIlAill Y. A....:..... 4 ..


NEW YORK. November l0'.Brnv"s. fr,,
$3.50 II $50. ' s''''' S'''' COWS
Z, ssS % n nrn vcals Ss!oa 1875: culls. $500
Ill, niii,eet ana lambs; trm Sheep. siJoas $50;
e. d., $500 sico lambs ilooJp siI.4S; cuiS.
Hogs. steady. Light to heavy. 50 30 q 50 %
roukhs. 20: niss. IS In6i 81 ~ - - Z 80.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-11

The daughter of Dr A. w. DUNN.
one OF the well-known physicians OF
columbus, o.. used Nacor and received
great relief from il. The following
letter from DR. DUNN gives cvidcuc.
OF the wonderful results TO he obtain
ed from taking Nacor for asthma. lung
troubles. bronchitis. catarrh. Impure
blood and rundown system:
Coiumbuy o.. oct, j.. 1915
] wish to congratulate you on III. excel.
lent SUCCESS you are securing hy IN. use o,
Nacor IN asthma, catarrh, bronchitis and
all Kindred diseases I wish to add my
own testimony OF tn. most excellent results
from the use OF Naior in ms own family
Ny daughter while t.hch!Rg; school
caught cold hefor. tn. Christmas vacation,
which was followed by d severe cough with
asthma tendency. The cough continued
until the vacation at the clos. OF school
although she had taken many OF tho boat
known remedies without relief Her usual
no,la .omplsxion became pale from the
delctcrtous effects Of her trouble
She commenced the use OF Sacor .hou,
July ]. 1916. when IN very few days her
appetite began to improve -ani tn. cough
disappeared like magic. that in less thar,
one week the cough At nigh, almost entirely
disappeared. She now sleeps we'll. eats
we'll and IL the very picture OF health Win
the rosy nush of health in her f,cc "a.
usual: after taking only ono BOTH" OF Nacor.
which was all taken up Some t!inc ago"
tSigned, Dr. \. W. DUNN.
- K. Thurman Ave
DR.. pumm-notinE the effectiveness
OF Nacor--has formed connection
with US as chief consulting physician.
and his professional services are a,
the disposal OF all who use Nacor If
suffering from asthma or lung trouble
Cor any OF the troubles named abovc)
learn more about Nacor. Write to-day
for copy OF Facts about Nacor"-It
viii be sent free of all charges NJ l..
Haymann. II5 State Life Bldg. In
danapolis. Ind.-Ady
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-11
CHICAGO GnAIN AND rnnnrcE

German submarine had sunk a sto.m.r in
u: iuif Of Mexico caused the wheat mar.
n't 20 hay. sinking ap"ii late to-day 4, Z.
Ter prices had touched high record
,,3r tho season The close was weak at
;sa's Tor May. with tho market ~ =.
whole. il.c lower to like advance AZ com.
pared with yesterdays finish. Corn gained
- :" lrc: oats. sc To a.c. and provisions
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DOZEN HIGH RECORDS
/ MADE IN DAYS TRADING
Reported ON the
Tape.
RAILS QUIET; MOTORS HEAVY
Steels Among the Observation-Disclosures
In Copper Stocks Conservative.
, Anaconda Is Expected to Increase
Its Dividend Materially.
By BRoADAN WALL

NEW YORK. November io.--wall street
had It's hirr"s; day OF the campaign to-
day. More than dozen now hirh records
wcrc made and mare than 2,cpacN shares az
stock wer, reported on IN" tape lialf a
million more shares were uur.port"d. tn"
old fas hioncG, Rc3ubltCgtss rrot;cd their
souls out. but thu huoHaitt West th'.; elected
Wilson ANA the unt"rriitvd traders it":n Eu-
ropc and South America shuv al IN" Street
a few things iu speculation.
This i tho only Ire" market for S"Curt,
ties In tho whole world and ii y dominated
by world events. The election seems I" be
regarded purely lu..tl incident. and, As
stated frequently Ia this column, The
bankers and hE business Interests q" not
really 10 kerry !nuCh VINO Is
President. Tho i,adc"s 81 speculation
seemed determined t. push quotations SO
that THE many S;op-lo>S orders In tn" mar
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July ....-.. ..... l'7s la.a7 1885 ls5,
,,Spoi cotton quiet: midling. uplands

m.iit-M ddi;us. 70 SOC.
Ihtsf day IT all ports-Net rccoip,S
3;.'ci bales: exports. 2a.5al bales: stock 3ss.-
Total for week-Nct receipts. .so53s bales
Total for Season-Nct receipts 5 80 600
oales. cApoEis l9S; Oh bacs.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.

low. slo3T sl07: old. sl.oS@si.lc: No 4 vel
'o"' new, stT sIisc: No. white. nominal.
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MANkTT CONDITIONS
n'Irlp't ot apples very light. demand un-
nS."ity t"oi al good prices Celery and
~ tHI" unusually active at top quotations.
f"tat" market firm. and Receipts very iiyh,
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CHES EAkE & OHIO RY.

oin. Lou'H!c x Vest '2 D.. - D.. III D.
Jsines k!ter Line. 1900 a. t5:IS q
". News. NIX. ola II. $3.50 a. II. M q n.
newport News. Local. - 90 a. 500 H.
trains arflA:. from .>fk- 'li:vU sl.f5 D.,
$3.50 y; ); News. .s:55 n. 100 o. FROM
West. $40 a. $50 p. is.6 a., Ills D..
SUNDAY FROM Tau.momd. Jus Eiser. t3.-s
-. - %
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RICHMOND FRUIT MARKET.
WhplrsuI, nuofat,nn.

tlSy W. q crcnshaw & Coz
Richmond. Va. November 10. 1915
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Richmond. Va. November 10, 1916
90. i. curri" g Coz

"u.t5%.MaFhe; glutted: receipts heavy:
iihhu poor Turkcys-Movlng slow All
'duc. In general IN good demand