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AUCTION Sales.--future DAYS.
GOl.SAN & NASH, INC,
AND
BOWI.ES ~ JONES co. INC
Real Estate Auctionecrs.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
els y. LoMBARDY STREET

In execution of a certain deed OF
trust to the undersigned trustee dated
March Is; 1912, and recorded in the
clerk Office OF the Chancery Cour,
OF the city of Richmond. Va. in deed
book Use, page 81. default having
been made in the payment OF the debt
thereby secured, and being requested
by the beneficiary so to do, ! will pro-
coed TO sell the property mentioned
III the said deed Of trust. on the prem
Uses,
MONDAY. April. 3. 1916.
at T. NJ.
all that certain lot OF land with the
brick dwelling thereon known as No.
Clio North I.ombardy street in the city
of Richmond, Va, bounded and de-
Scribcd as follows: Beginning at a
point on the western line Of the said
l.ombardy Street, distant a. feet .
inches south of the south line OF Broad
street, thence running southwardly
along and fronting thereon % feet .
inches more or less. thence back from
said front. between parallel lines 81
feet to an alley in common in the
rear : feet wide.
TERMS: Cash.
This property is not only a very
desirable ana up-to-datc residence at
present. but being only a. feet south
of Broad street il has 4 great future
from Il speculative Viewpoint
CHARLES II PHILLIPS
Trustee.
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AUCTION
BY G. l.. & II. l.. DENOON,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS. SALE

FRAME BUILDING. SIX ROOMS. ON
COLLEGE STREET. NEAR BROAD.
BY virtue of a decree of the Rich
mona Chancery Court entered March
10. 1916. in the cause OF Belle Al
bright vs.. Frank Albright ct ais. tho
Undersigned. special commissioners an
pointed Tor the purpose, will sell on
the premises on
THURSDAY, MARCH 30. 1916.
at O'Clock +. NJ.
the property described I'm the said de-
cree. as follows: All that certain lot
or iand with all improvements there
on IN the city of Richmond Va.
known rs 81 College street. begin.
ming thirty 600 feet from the mott
intersection of College Street with tho
south line OF Marshall street and
tr3nting on college Street seven.
Np icct and extending uicK from lie
SUI rent one hundred ana twenty
-FOUR u2D feet to an alley, known
rs Lafayette Avenue The improve
inents consist OF two-story frame
house with six rooms.
TERMS: one third cash and the bal
ance In equal insta'lments Mt six and
twelve months. with interest from
date OF sale. to be evidenced nv notes
OF the purchaser. title TO be retained
by the court until payment in fulj or
al cash, at the option Of the pur-
chaser '
JAMES W. GORDON
GEORGE J. HOOPER,
Special Commissioners
y. J.. ~ ~. L. DENOoN. Nuctiorecrs
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BROAD STREETS.
February -. 1918. recorded in the
clerks Office Of Richmond Chancery
court. in -. Il. 22G-A, page iSs. de-
fault having been made in the pay
mcnt OF portion OF the debt thereby
secured. and having been requested so
TO do by the notcholder, | viii sell at
public auction. on the premises. on
TUESDAY, APRIL 4. l9lG.
at 1870 o'clock Il. NJ,
the following real estate described in
said deed Of trust, as follows:
Those two certain parcels of real
estate with all improvements thereon.
consisting OF brick buildings lying and
being in the city of Richmond, Va. on
the east line of Seventeenth Street, be-
tween Broad and Grace Streets. de-
scribcd as follows. to-wit:
First Beginning at the center OF an
alley about ciEhty-one tSD feet one
and onc-half Il i-2) inches. more or
less. south of Broad Street. thence run
ming southwurdly and along the said
east line OF Seventeenth Street and
fronting thereon thirty 600 feet one
and onc-half Il l-2) inches. more or
less thence back. between parallel
Second. Beginning at a point on the
east line of Seventeenth Street distant
one hundred and ten GlO) feet south
OF the southern line of Broad Street,
thence running southwardly and front
ing on the said east line of Seven
teenth Street hfty-nve t55) feet, and
extending back castwardly from said
drcd and thirty-two G32) feet.
TERMS: Cash.
w. c. BLANTON
Trustee
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COTTON ,IAI.I,r1.

NEW YORK, March = m. cotton wa,
ket continued Gu!st tss was generally
steady to-day OF reports ~ 70 pond sno,
demand ana the appcaraIus ~7' .ii.l4 rr'da
demand for old CROP months fuiy -or- ~
70 i2o3c early, but advanced ir 8. he ira 49,.
late trading. and closed at l2If. AL, ,p.
general list closing steady at a BE, aays,.e
Of 10 points
The opening va. unchnusea 90 r,,,,.
lower. and the actiy" months sold .t.r.
3 to points under ycstercay- clos. ar,~i
The call with May touching u a. ana 90.
tober l2l3c offerings were well taken win
Liverpool 4 buyer NJ July and Octah.r arI
the market soon si"hdici The r..r, !.
showed increasing st+ad!nets during ~
afternoon. with Ma selling up 20 70 Ole 49,
October 1" l221c In The late trading or at,ay,
q 70 points net higher. The close ~ :
within "a point OF '"n OF she best
some - me PRES dispatches indicht.t
broken the drought !n Central Tesas and
private report, said these had been ber.
ncisl over Oklahoma and par,s O! y-xss
but mere wns some buying OF new cyon
positions during the day on an idea th,t
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pernumcrary relation. Mr.. Poston Ia
survived by his wife and the follow
Ing children: John PostOn. of Tyrec-
anna: George w. PoSton. one Of the
tcllcrs of the First National Bank. and
w. {. Poston. chief clerk OF the rail
way mail service here: Mrs. l.. G.
Camp. OF Lynchburg: Miss Maude Pos
ton. OF Tyrccanna, and Mrs. John A.
Wcinman. OF Nicholasvillc, Ky.
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DEATHS IN VIRGINIA


Samuel y. Ackley, State secretary
of the Young Mems Christian Associa :
ton. left yesterday for Battle Creek.
Mich, TO attend the funeral Of his fl :
ther. Charles II. Ackiey. who died in
his home there on Tuesday afternoon
at o'clock. He was eighty wears Of
age MIR. Ackicy expects to return on
Monday.
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KICnMoNn nay MARKET.
Loose pressed. large bales. 4.
.l.Ft,t:D


CHICAGO. March 23-Hogs- Receipts 40 .
go. SLOW Bulk. $..tGu S..55; light. )? 3jo$s " ;
;ntAeI. sa.i5ni..so; heavy. s..35qsoS ~. rough,
Sg2JH%.ip. pigs. !5.iof!sS 20.
Cattle Receipts. 1909: weak. Native hoe 2
steers $500 I9.3o suckers S6.coa$si5: COW.
and hcifers, Ei..auss.>i. calves S7.s5uslo.co
Shcep-i;eccipts. 1900: weak. Wcihcrs,
SS5rrt. Is. lambs. 50 .5uSll5j
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at his home in Campbell County on
tuesday. He was a native OF England.
put had been resident OF America
Tor more than half a century. being
SeNentY-eieht years old at the time Of
MS death. For ten years he was prcsi-
dent of Virginia Annual Conference"
OF tho Methodist Protestant Church.
but two years ago N the meeting OF
the Maryland Conference here he was
transferred 10 the conference in u SUI
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SEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. March - Raw Susor.
st"u.S. centrifugal 6.o2; ino,a>scs, So. re-
lined. iru. SPOT coffee. steady; Rio .s
s->r: Santos IS. lo'.c Butter. tirm"r. cheese
nrm.
I"ttonSe"i oil vas lower under l'qulia;ion
tn" outcome" "f poor demand generally. ana
heANincss In ard. The decline caught some
siGp."id"Ts. ard at the close prices showed
net losses Of - :" - points. sales =. 100
barrels TIL" market closed steady Sput
1910. Apri! lNac1lo.7l. MAY. IO.55alo>t: .r,i,e
10 IcElo.7!. juiy, 10 IjTio.71; August lo-ir:
l6':. september. l0.6SN io.Si, Octoh-~ 900!
H.j> November, 500 SO
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NAVAL. STORES
SAVANNAH

SAVASEAH. GA March as.-rGrp.ntine.
:!otning doing, las; sale March - at II. re-
coipis. 3D. shipments. none; stock, 77sl >hr
r-ipts. % casks; shipments. none: stock.
..i+l casks. ticS:n firm. sales. $50 pa rcls
receipts 81 barrels; shipments none. stock
1S."s; barrels. CIot-. \, b. 40; g. u, T..
so. r. t.sp. q. y" to i.>.; Ii. iS,; J.. $50:
*. 800; NJ, go \, 80; VIC. So WV.
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lfcf,nrh SneIlinEs.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, VA. March 10
--Richard Sncllings. a wcll-kn
farmer and Confederate veteran Of
Stafford County, died yesterday AT his
home. aged seventy-three years. lie is
survived by his wife. four sons. two
daughters and one brother. Mr.. Smell
inEs was member of the Baptist
Church
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Robert Walker.

iiEATHSNlLLE. VA. March %
Robert Walker. an old and esteemed
resident of this county. died very sud
denly in Baltimore on Monday. The
were brought down to-day
and the burial took place at his home
Mr.. Walker was visiting his daughter
He is survived by five children. three
daughters and two sons. Two dauch-
tcrs make their homes i'm Baltimore and
tho rest live hnre
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pErERsnuRG PEANUT MARKET.

Reported 10y Rodgers. Plummer K Co. lncD
PETERSBURG. VA March 29-Spauish
Farmers stock: market quiet. rirst quail
.ty, N.o5 per bushel: green and dirty. 60c
.5c per cushel.
VirRliias--Farmers' stock: market steady.
Fancy Jumbo. ic per pound fancy hand
picked. 3kc per pound: extra prime. 3irc
per pound; prime. 3'.c per pound: Smelling
stock. nc to Sc per pound.
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KICnMoNn LIVE sT0CK MARkEr

''''cS at SNioh SINt hSafuSi
Richmond, Va. March "a. 1876.
Best steers. to So; medium good.
10 1is. common TO fair, ii2 ga Best
heiieia. TO ~: medium TO good. 81, IL :;
common 10 fair. 5i2 TO ca. Best cows to
6'7; medium To good. TO 5i2: common to
faiE. 10 iie. Best oxen. 6i2 To T. medium
TO goou. ; 20 8. common to fair. Az to >
Bulls, TO Ca. Best calves, 10: medium
20 5000. to o. Fresh COWS, so to $75.
Best hogs. 20 q; sows and stays. liz.
best sheep. oiz 20 :; common 10 fair . TO 6i2 !;
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~ aiarE grapes
CHICAGO GRAIN MABKHT.

CHICAGO March z4.-R-por,s that 1000
chrs q, Canacihh wheat were headed to Du-
.HN! 10Y ttpfng- mad GOOD deal 10 do
30 day ~ith w!p!ng or, price gain. wh,rh
:tau oetn scored In Tho market here. The
'rsu't was ar unse'tlcd close at tho same
- y's'tiGay 20 SHi.r lower Corn nnished
49, 20 &c no~n: oats iAc on to HdKc up
W. N0'!t!'ns AZ decline Of l2i.c to MN
WHEAT or., M. -, o
,"iy '''''..''- ~. iH. LIZA I.plt
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Mrs. chnrIcs II. Dunn.

Especial to The Times DiSpatch.)
PETERSBURG. VA. March oo-In-
formation has been received of the
death at her home in Brooklyn, ~
Y, of Mrs. Charles r. Dunn. a former
resident OF Petersburg. She was the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. BozcL
and sister OF Mrs. J. w. Ayers. of this
city.
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MlSCELI..AN E0US MARKETS.

NEW YORK. March @?.-Cottnn goods mar.
k"ts firIn. bui more que, to-day.
oTstei yarn sales were restricted by IN.
inability .! sp!nnars TO supply co!ora I.aces
we're IA fair demand
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WIN: NJ: MILLER e co. ~,
Real Estate Auction.rrs
l2o North Eighth Street.
TRUSTEES SALE
NO. 1910 EAST BROAD ST.

lag blkoHlJ 81.
BY virtue of a deed OF trust d
November .. 1914. recorded in
clerks office Of the Richmond Chan
secure the payment of "a certain
therein described. default having
made IN the payment of the debt
cured thereby. and having been
70 do. ! will on
MONDAY. April. 3. 1916.
at { o'clock T.. NJ,
public auction the property conv.I
therein, viz; all that certain Iot n
or parcel Of land. with ali imnrl
ments thereon, known as No, IoI0 H
Broad street. lying and being in
city OF Richmond. Va, on tho nd
line OF Broad Street. between Tw,]
and Fourteenth Streets. and bouII
aud dcscribed,as follows. to-wit: q
mencing at "a point on the said nd
line Of Broad Street at the west
of a public alley. thence running ali
the north line OF Broad Street. Al
western direction. and fronting IN,
on twenty-five t25) feet, more or 4
TO the center Of the partition wall
and No. 1905. adjoining same on
west. and formerly belonging to
estate OF Joseph Allen: thence at ri
angles through the center OF the
nvc G25) feet, more or less: the
at right angles twenty-five $50 (
more or lcsa, to the west line Of ,
public. alley; thence ut right AN,
and along tho west line Of said pl
alley one hundred and twenty
G?0) feet more or less. 10 the n,
OF beginning on Broad Street.
TERMS Cash as to expense OF :
ALI taxes due TO day Of sale. and
pay a note OF one thousand (sl 600
dollars. on which there is a or
Of three hundred Cs30O.0o) doll
dated November >, 1914, and pay:
one year after date. and any into
that may be due thereon Sale l..
made subject TO a prior lion or dee,
trust. dated January "a. 1909. and
corded In the Richmond Chauc
Court in -. y FOOD. page l2l. 10
cure the sum OF twenty-five Sund
81, 10000 dollars
w. l. MILLER.
Truetn
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In execution OF two DEGREES of tho
Circuit Court of l1enrico County In the
suit Of Sophia Conrads VS. Conrads and
others. one entered December Il, 1912.
and the other March "a. 1916, the un :
dersisncd special commissioners there
public auction. on the premises OH
THURSDAY. MARCH 80 1916,
at O'Clock T.. NJ.
tho aforementioned rca, estate.
This property Is situated within the
eastern corporate limits OF the city
of Richmond. and. In view of it's proX :
unity To the proposed new ear line on
street TO the National Cemetery. rem
ders 1t ripe for subdivision. and
should attract tn" attention of invcs-
tors and spectators.
TERMS: Onc-third of tho purchase
money TO be paid in cash. balance in
one and two years, purchaser to exc
cute his notes for deferred payments.
payable In two equal instruments at
ono ana two years after date and hear
ing interest from date or all cash. at
option OF the purchaser. Title to be
court
L. r. PEYTON. JR.
ISAAC DIGGS,
Special Commissioners.
state az virginia. County OF lIcnrico,
I. Samuel T. waddnl. clerk Of tho
Circuit Court Of the County OF Ilenricu.
do certify tina, the bond required Of
the special commissioners in the sut
OF Sophia Conrads VI. Conrads ct ala
has been duly executed.
Given under nv hand this ISM I,,.
OF July. 1918
SAMUEL r wADDrrI.
By T. c. FLETCHER. W.
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Rev. John G. POston.

Especial to The Times Dispa tch.l
IYNCHBUR(i, VA. March 29.--Rev.
John C.. Poston. n member OF the Mary
land Annual Conference OF the Metho-
dist Protestant Church. dropped dead
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AUCTION SALES-To-Day.
BY RICIIESON & CRUrCHFiEED,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers
COMMISSIONERS All,

COMMISSIONERS. AUCTION SALE
Of
On FULTON HILL, FRONTING; ON
TAmi;Oit AND GRAHAM STREETS.
WITHIN THE CORPORATE LIMITS
OF THE CITY AND CONTAINING;
1.65 ACRES
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by POLLARD e. RAGBY,
Real Estate .iuctioneers.
TRUSTEES Al TiON SALE
of
BRICK DWELLING; 30. a3a BRO
hNENt +, BETWEEN CLAY 4
LElGH STREETS

In execution Of deed Of trust. dar
March H. 1914, and recorded i'm
clerks Office OF Richmond Chauc.
Court. y. Il. LISA. page 233. d.fu
having been made III the payment o.
portion OF the debt therein sccur
and being required so 20 do, viii :
by auction. on the premises, on
MONDAY. APRIL =. 1915
At o'clock +. NJ
the above mentioned property I
dwelling is comparatively new I
lot has a frontage of - feet ON Bro
Avenue by depth OF about 90 feet
TERMS Cash.
II. r. POLLARD. LR..
Trustee
y BY seeing the auctionc.
better terms can bc secured
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NEW YORK March "a Fort movement
Midlirs. '""iv. Receipts. 20 bales: sales
ptn bales: stock. SO. 5t5 bales
Total to-day ali ports Net rc"oints
ASS bales. exports :5.93o bales: stock l.3'i,
o.; bale.
To,.l Tor week Ne, receipts ,0O@ bales
cNpo,i~ 81 oN; bales
Total scHsou-Nct receipts. I.oI". 81
hnlcs exports. 3ois,i7o bales.
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AUCTION Sales.--future Days.
BY F.. A. CATLIN < co.
Real Estate Auctioncers
No ~ North Eighth Street
rDI. 81 E-I,S

~ H'iNfs W j III IN lltDN I'M F.NTS
THEREON. SITUATE ABOUT Is
MILES SOUTHEAST Of RICHMOND.
In execution Of "A deed OF trust. dated
November :. 1910, Of record In the
clerks Office. Hcnrico County Couf,
in -. Il. lo0-B, page 3oi. TO the under
signed trustee. default having been
made in the payment Of tho money
therein secured. and being required so
TO do by the note holder. ] will on
MONDAY. APRIL 3. 1916.
at - O'Clock Noon
in front of Iicnrico County Courthouse
Twenty second and Main streets Rich
mond Va. sell AT public auction all
that certain pie"" or parcel of land.
with improvements thereon, lying and
situate In the County of HcnriCo
Va, about /, miles southeast of The
city of Richmond, containing 20 acres.
more or less. and bounded AS follows :
ON north by land OF l. - Warren.
on east by land drawn by Emma ~
BroCkwell. on south by lnnf OF Robert
MccuTdy'S estate. on west by land OF
J. - Warren. Being the same prop
crty conveyed TO the party of tho first
part hereto from Fannie II and Ed
ward r. Wo"dcock.
TERMS; cash sufficient TO pay tn.
cost OF executing the trust, tn" sum
of $500 and interest thereon from
January 8. 1911. The sum Of $4,000.
with interest thereon from May :. 1917.
the sum Of $l..55.o 90, with interest from
November .. 1915, or for all cash at
T. X. PHILLIPS
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NEW ORLEANS. Marrow = --'rhr oo'ton
ni.tt kc' made a show ot underlying st"IGi-
ness to-day, which confused early short
sellers and caused them to cover ;he
adNtnC" lat" IN tho session su that the
close "A, practically at ~" tor not
Gain nj . to- I points
In tn" early trading scaipNrS aer~ inclined
I" 90 short on the report ihtt tho spot
demand IN Texas had exhausted itself. nrI
unL"r III offerings TIA" markc. fell I :
points below yesterdays close. The unset
il"i stat" of International politics prevented
aggressive support. hut gradually IN" cor
unu"d drought in Texas had it, effect. ana
as IA" dlt progressed the contention was
nude that light offerings alone
spCrsi !" for tn" small trading iu aetna!
cotton. Following IN" quoting ~ Tho local
spot market NJ Unchanged rrices. 'utGr"S
went to th"i' highest. net sdvuur" ~ ?
To- points
The murke' closed steady. closing ui.:S:
MAY. t!s2: July. l2ol, October l@.Hi. DO
,"mr"r. i2i3. january. ret Spot cotton
>tc,dN. unchanged Sales ON tho spot cSo
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BY BLAETON & co.
Real Estate AuCtionecrs,
llii East Main Street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

EAST LINE OF SEVENTEENTH
STREET, BETWEEN GRACE AND
BROAD STREETS.
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~ 10 size ..
Country Baron
RICnMo<D rRun M,RkET
Z BY Levy Com MISSION Coz
Richmond. Va. March - 1884,
Live Poultry.

Esge poultry. butter and hides tn splendid
-u.ond. m. market in general s. in GOOD |
riilc condition.
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THURSDAY. MARCH, 80. 1916,
at O'Clock L. NJ,
The Columbus commercial., 1916-06-25
THE SOLDIERS LAST REQUEST

The rain was slowly falling,
On a bloody battle field;
A fair haired youth lay dying,
By darkness half concealed;
We found life ebbing slowly,
He was far too weak to stand
A potrait and a letter was
Clutched tightly in his hands.
We struggled hard to save him,
We tried to do our best;
But we'd only time to hear the sol
der's last request'
In deaths embrace we left him,
Midst heroes cruelty slain;
And turned our weary footsteps,
Towards home sweet home again.
A sweet girl came laughing gaily,
Ran to meet us as we came,
A look we gave the potrait,
And knew it was the same
With heavy hearts and sorrow,
Within each manly breast,
We told her our sad story,
OF the soldiers last request.
"Tell her though wounded and dying
Still | held her image near;
Tell her that | loved her only,
And that had no fear.
Quick! For | feel that / am going;
One more look at her face ere | die,
Tell her that ! loved her and God
bless her;
And now goodbye, goodbye"
Composed by Robt. M. Young
The Columbus commercial., 1916-06-25
Cattle Marke. Report


National Stock Yards, H., June
24-Today's receipts: Cattle 27o0i
hogs 5000.
The market closes 25 TO Soc
lower than a week ago on all killing
steers, also mixed stuff selling over
$3.50. Low priced mixed stuff, can
ners, calves, yesrlings and stock
cattle steady
Choice TO prime grass steers 81 to
$3.50; good to choice. $3.50; medium
to good, S5.75 to 1926; common to
medium. S5.25 to s5.75; fat cows,
$3.50 to 81; Gamers, s4.s5 to s5;
yearlings,. IS to $3.50; hereties, SO
to $3.50; veal calves, 81 to IL
Stock cattle. tick free: Good to
choice thin steers, $.25 to SG."5i
medium to good, $3.50 to s6.25; com
mon to medium, $5 TO $3.50; gdoi
stock heifers. s5.25 to Sc.
/ Hogs: Markel 15e hishel tlan yas
erday on all kinds. The Top wa:
s10.1O; bulk of the good hogs 16C
pounds up $9.70 to $40: l20 to 15C
pound pigs 1886 to s9.75; lighter
pigs. ss.25 to 1896.
The Columbus commercial., 1916-06-25
Bids Wanted.

Bids are requested on the follow
ing articles for use of the Industrial
Institute and College for session
1867, commencing September
10Th. Bids must be in the Secreta-
ry's Office by July 10th. Contracts
will be awarded as soon thereafter
as possible. Right reserved to re-
ject any and all bids.
About 1000 tons of coal. Bid on
mine run, No. 2, lump and steam.
About 1900 gallons of sweet and
400 gallons of buttermilk per
month, to be delivered daily. Make
bids on milk for one and three ses-
sions.
About 2500 pounds of beef per
week, bid on all steers, all cows
and half and half
About 1900 pounds of creamery
butter per month, to be delivered
weekly.
About 1900 bushels sweet pota-
toes, to be delivered weekly.
Itemized list of crockery, furni-
ture will be furnished by the Sec
retary on request. Address
d. T. GASTON.
Secretary and Treasurer.
The Columbus commercial., 1916-06-25
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