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The Newark journal., 1916-06-29
HANURICls
THE NEWEST
DISCOVERY IN CHEMISTRY

This is recent discovery Of Doctor
Pierce, who is head of the Inyalids'
Hotel and Surgical Institute at Buffalo,
n. Y. Experiments at Doctor Pierce's
Hospital for several years proved that
there is no other eliminator of uric acid
that can be compared to it. For those
easily recognized symptoms of inHam-
nation as backaehe, sealding urine
and frequent urination, as we'll as sedi-
ment in the urine, or if uric acid in the
blood has caused rheumatism, it is
simply wonderful how surely "Anuric"
acts. The best of results are always
obtained in cases of acute rheumatism
in the joints, in gravel and govt, and
invariably the pains and stiffness which
so frequently and persistently accom-
pany the disease rapidly disappear.
Go to your nearest drug store and
simply ask for 50-cent package OF
"Anuric," manufactured by DR.. Pierce,
or even write Doctor Pierce for free
sample If you suspect kidney or blad-
der trouble, send him a sample OF your
water and describe symptoms. Doctor
Pierce's chemist will examine it, then
DIR. Pierce will report to you, without
fee or charge.
NOTE: - French scientists affirm that
eAnuric" is thirty seven times more
active than lithia in eliminating uric
acid, and is a harmless but reliable
chemical compound that may be safely
given to children, but should be used
only by grown-ups who actually wish to
restore their kidneys to perfect health,
by conscientiously using one box or
more in extreme cases - as "Anuric
thanks to Doctor Pierce's achieyement(
is by far the most perfect kidney and
bladder corrector obtainable.
The Newark journal., 1916-06-29
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
WEDDING SUNDAY

John Clayton, a prominent
young citizen of OilTrough, and
Miss Ida Gilbreath, one of this
community's most popular
young ladies, were married at
the home of Rev. and Mrs. J.
F. Cossey last Sundayafternoon
at | O'Clock, Rev. Cossey off
ciating.
They are splendid young
people and The Journal most
heartily joins their large cir
Gle of friends in extending con-
gratulations and good wishes.
The Newark journal., 1916-06-29
PROMINENT YOUNG
PEOPLE WE'D SUNDAY

E.A. Hawkins and Miss Ethel
Barber drove up to the home
of Rev. and Mrs. J. f. Cossey
last Sunday morning at IL 80
and asked 10 be united in mar
riage. Rev. Cossey, in his usual
happy manner, performed the
ceremony that united the lives
of these splendid young peo-
pie.
The wedding was witnessed
by Goldman Miachels and Miss
Effie Young.
The Journal joins theirmany
friends in extending good wish
eS.
The Newark journal., 1916-06-29
TOO SOON TO TELL
WHAT HE CAUGHT

Tommy had been playing
truant from school, and had
spent a long beauufuI day fish
ing. On his way back he met
one OF his cronies, who accost-
ed him with the usual question.
Catch anything?"
AT this Tommy, in all the
consciousness Of guilt, quickly
responded:
Amt been home yet"
The Newark journal., 1916-06-29
ARKANSAS POTATO
SHIPMENTS LARGE

During the week ending
June 20, the railroads operat-
ing in Arkansas report the ship
ment of 1913 carloads of new
potatoes to the Eastern and
Northern markets.
The Newark journal., 1916-06-29
REMEDIES FOR
THE CHIGGERS

The L. S. Agricultural De-
partment gives the following
remedies for getting rid of
"chiggers, " which may prove
of interest, as blackberries are
ready to pick and picnic time is
almost here. If d bath in hot
water, or IN water containing
salt or strong soap, is taken
within few hours after expo
sure in shrubbery and weeds
infested with "chiggers." or
red bugs no i'll effects will
be experienced. After long
exposure, however, a bath has
practically no effect and direct
remedies are necessary.
After irritation has set Inland
small red spots appear the ap-
pllcatIon of moderately strong
solution Of ammonia to the af-
tected parts IS recommended
by the departments entomoli-
glsts. A supersaturated solution
of bicarbonate of soda or com
mon cooking soda or saleratus
will afford relief. Liberal ap-
pl1catlons should be made until
the irritation subsidies. If the
suffering IS severe, dilute
tlncture of iodine or collodion
should be lightly applied.
The Newark journal., 1916-06-29

WEDDING AT CARTHAGE

Alfred Wesley Williamson
of Newark, Ark, and Miss
Margaret Lucille Brown were
married at the home of the
brides uncle, D. Flynn, Mon
day evening, June the 18th, at
8 O'clock. The bridesmaids
were: Misses Dora Howell, of
Van Buren,, Ark, and Mamye
Slaves, of Joplin, a cousin of
the bride. The groomsmen
kwere W. B. Butler, best man,
and Herman Williamson, broth
er Of the groom, Newark, Ark.
Holman Brown was ring bear
er.
The bride was dressed in
blue brocaded silk and white
silk lace costume and carried a
bouquet of brides roses and
ferns. She wore no veil. Miss
Howell was dressed in cos
tune of blue silk and net. Miss
Slaves wore an all-White net
gown with a nile green taffeta
bolero. The house was decorat-
ed in white carnations and
ferns. Rev. NJ. H. Patrick, of
DuenWeg, pronounced the
beautiful ring ceremony. The
wedding party marched down
the hall into the parlor to the
strains of the bridal chorus
from Lohengrin, played at the
piano by Mrs. Pansy Horay.
After the ceremony three
course luncheon was served.
The relatives present We're
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Brown, par
ents of the bride, Mrs. Lettie
Mckee and d. Flynn, aunt and
uncle of the bride, her brother,
Seldom Brown, and cousins,
Misses Lettie Armstrong of Tar
Creek, Okla, and Mamye
Slaves, of Joplin, the bride
groom's brother, Herman Will
Hanson, of Newark, Ark, and
their cousin, Eric Williamson
of Batesville, Ark.
The friends present were
Misses Dora Howell, Edith
kincaid, Norine Arnold, Pearl
Wilson, Estelle Hardy and
Nell Morgan, of DuenWeg, lit
tie Misses Corrine and Juanita
Arnold, Helen Morgan. of
Duenweg, Dollie Wilson, Louise
and Marjorie Crosser and Ruby
Barnett, Messrs. John Barnett,
Erwin Stottlemyer, John Cros-
ser, Holman Brown, Tom Hut
son, w. B. Butler, U. Reddrick
Walter George, Jennings Shu-
#ey of Fidelity, Henry Hicks,
Jesse Hermon of Joplin, Messrs
and Mesdames O. B. Guthrie.
OF Joplin, Carl Clark, Wild Saw
yers, Otto Gilbreath, Frank
Herman of Joplin, John f. Nor
gan and son, J. F. jr., of Duen-
veg, '. ID. Huoston, j. f. Nor
gan, Mrs. Pansy Hardy of
DuenWeg, RUDE Barnett and
W. l.. Hall, jr. Many beautiful
and appropriate gifts were re-
Icelved. Mr.. Williamson has
been here the past year and is
employed at the Atlas powder
null. He has made many friends
since he came here and is liked
and respected by all who know
nm. Mrs. Williamson was born
IN Dalton, Ky. and came here
with her parents to make this
her home when a small girl.
She Is member of the Chris
tian church of Duenweg in
which she IS an active worker.
She Is teacher in the Sunday
school there. She Is one of the
most popular and we'll liked
young ladies of this community
and her many friends ioin in
wishing them a long and hap
Ply married life.-Carthage
(Mo.) Press.
The Newark journal., 1916-06-29
DISCOVERED IT

How did you get such a
bruised eye, Rastus?'
We'll, boss, | was out "a
lookin' for trouble, an dis yere
eye was de fust to find it. E"
The Newark journal., 1916-06-29

For Sale.-Four acres of
land and good four room house
IN north part of town. Splendid
young orchrad. Will take first
payment in young stock and
make easy terms on balance.
Newark Real Estate Co.
The Newark journal., 1916-06-29

DIR. Pierce's Pellets are the original
little Liver Pills. One little Pellet Tor
o laxative--three for q cathartic.
The Newark journal., 1916-06-29

The Journal for good Printing
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SUMMER Observation-Disclosures q,
New Hotel Merton r r"a;
Coolest and Most Attractive Locn,,o

Tennessee Ave, near Reach. Select fami
hotel. Write for special ratoR
X. A. WILEISSON
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inheritances would increase the esti-
mated revenue from that section of tho
Dill alone from s51.o00.ooo to $4,000 900
annually Retaining tho House bill,
taxes OF 1 per cent on estates over
$4,000. graduated UP to per cent on
those In excess of s450,0OO. the com
mittee added schedules of per cent
on not estates In excess Of $1,000. 900
per cent on 100000 to $4,000 400 /.
per cent on 100000 to $4,000. 900 !:
per cent on 100000 to 900 600
and 10 per cent on estates in excess Of
100000.
In revising tho munition tax tho
committee struck out the varying rates
provided In the House bill for NUM-
lions OF war. powder, explosives, shells.
cartridges. projectiles, products of
copper and the like, and decided TO
substitute flat uniform tax on all of
these commodities. The rate to be I'm.
posed still is TO be determined.
The income tax section was com
pleted during the day. the committee
retaining the normal tax Of per cent
on all incomes In excess of $4,000 and
$4,000 respectively for married and
single persons: retaining tho surfaces
as proposed In the House bill. with the
exception of an increase from 10 to IA
per cent on incomes in excess Of
sl.ooQ.o00. All of the proposed changes
are subject to the approval of tn.
Democratic caucus.
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MARKET DOES LITTLE
BUT GUESS At FIGURES
Wall Street Awaits Government Crop
Report to BE Issued
To-Day.
UNMpoRrANT PRICE CHANGES
Cotton Advances ST Bale, While
Grain Declines 2 Cents OH Bushcl.
United Verde Extension and Con-
soli1ated Gas Make Increases.
BY BRoADAN WALL.

~
New YORK. August 7.--As tho govern
mont crop report viii be Issued io-n"rr"w.
MALI street did little to-day bu; guess at
It's figures Price changes We're no, import
ant IN any issue Grain declined = n
hushe hereby recording hcrcf that the
cotton advanced 81 bale. for tho world
docs Vet 30 realize that this
country. according To tho government re-
port. Will produce 100000 bales less than
Tho ordinary consumption.
Expectation OF speedy settlement Of tho
tho biz railroad wage dispute will he n
quickly soItlod
Copper was batter to-day. The metal was
reported stronger and the stocks showed
some l!tc.
shorts n Nickel go, mttlc comfor, out
Of tho redv,;tou 81 tho dividend from So 10
s. - for the quarter. The reason this Is not
haArISh on III" stock is that tho money is 20
he used constructing additional reduction
greatest volume OF orders In its history.
Only two stocks made notable advances
United Verde Extension and Consolidated
Gas Tho former Is Of m" compare
lively copper companies that has cut.
on Its territory. tho great veins tina; have
hie Verde Copper Company. Gas ro:cd
srpHrerttv FOR no other reason than that.
Hike dozens OF other stocks. g has tccr
selling TOO far under It's intrinsic value.
NEW YORK. Angus; 7.-Mcrcautilc rsrr-,
:'.at Sterling. sIxty-dny bills 81 H.:
demand si75a.; cables sans 7-lS. Bar r!l-
ycr G57S. Mexican dollars. toi.. Government
bonds, steady. Railroad bonds. easter. Tino
saSi.: six months 50 "a. Call money. easter:
=
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STEAMBOATS,.

n. L. TYLER. Auc,ioneer.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
TRUSTEES SALE OF =
MT. ELLIOTT SPRINGS PROPERTY |
AUGUSTA COUNTY. VA

In execution OF a deed of trust. dated
June 10, 1914. and recorded in the
clerks onlco OF the Circuit Court for
Augusta County, in Deed Book No III.
page 1S9. default having been made in
the payment of the indebtedness there
by secured, the undersigned trustee in
said deed of trust haYinE been re-
questcd so to do by the holder of the
notes thereby securely will sell at
house of Augusta County, In the city
SATURDAY, AUGUST 12. 1916,
ut IL o'clock noon,
the following property:
That certain tract or parcel of land
situate In the county of Augusta, State
of Virginia. about fifteen miles west
OF Staunton, containing "a acres. more
or less, lying west OF the Chesapea %
and Ohio Railway, and on both SIDES
OF tho county road leading from Buff
known as Variety Springs. but now
known as Mt. Elliot, Springs. togothc or
with tho hotel buildings and Improve
ments Of every description on the said
land, and all rights, ways, privileges.
uses. easements and appurtenance s
thereto belonging, or in any way APP
pertaining, and the mineral springs
ana waters nppurtenant thereto: also
all household and Kitchen furniture.
furnishings. fixtures and equipmcn
md other personal property embraced
In said deed of trust and now contain ID
in said motel. building or upon the said
premises.
TERMS: All cash
OLD DOMINION TRUST co.
Trustee.
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Fatal Driving Accident

HARRlSONBCRG. VA, August =
Miss Kate Fultz. sixty-sevcn years old.
was killed on Saturday In driving
accident near Strasburg Her horse he
came frightened at passing automo-
pie ana gave iunse. throwing her
and Eleanor O'Baugh. ten years old
from the buggy. Mrs. Fultz's skull
was fractured. and she died several
hours later. The little girl escaped
with slight bruises.
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r:ARLOR-Handsom 5-p!acc rarlor
sui .;a,; unregistered in green silk plush.
Mlt antdt Bric-a,B rac. Gold Lear Frame
Library Table. ''''''
oc hflEPRA1RI nI;--;!ah9sa Case la
Bookcase. Administer Drugsnt' ''0f K aiy
leather leather Turkish Couch. Massive Ma
Pictures. ''
= oDrINING-RooM : apiece Chartered
CANA GaK ss siyeg gSl Fo, Afwns,er Drugse
PANTRY--Largc size Eddy Refrir-
orator. Crockery. etc.
;, kiTCHEE-Tw Tables, two Chairs.
hilChen Cabinet, Cooking Utensils
FRONT, Massive ouartered
8aK Table able Roman Seat and Stool,
BED CHAMBER No. |. IN MAHOG-
Aa.EY-Massivo Brass Bed. Springs and
Elne Mattress. Handsome Mahogany
SS a6an Dress Dresser and Chlffonier, Ma.
ers., Costumcr, Pictures. Table. Rug,
Wall Cabinet.
NJ { G II Isf, s,, No; 2; IN BIRn.s.EYE
Table and Desk. Pictures. etc. >-'>e'
CHAMBER No. ,. IN oAK-Dresser.
Dressing Table; two Rockers; SANITARY
Singer Sewing Machine. ornamc ee;i
Mirrors, etc.
RATHRooM-Cabinet. Stool. Chairs.
sERvANT's QUARTERS - Folding
Bed. Mattress. Dresser, Wardrobe,
Chairs; etc. Garden Hose. Step Lad
sale positive; TERMS: Cash.
Ladies' especially Invited to attend.
VIRGINIA AUCTION co.
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NV YORK rnoDICr u,,,u,.r

CO. LORI august Raw su.ar steady
Hu.tar az m9i"ssos. 500. rorued COSY
.r,.E' .I'tyF. th-"-c firm Suo, cc1..
Cs,''it." ~ az. Santos IS. i6i,c.
I!.v..i ~ Vas irregular. old croD d.
r., ' st'l"lHT heav!ncss I'm tho sh.ann,
:. -. 1,'a" a'Man1. while nov crnp nn,,,t.
a.. on snort covering inspired i,y ~
..r,, E.H 'N cotton ana ligit crdc .,
i.ItN 'h- clns" august Was IL ,,p,
n,Gn,hs .''Eot- unchenged. and .orv Ard
90 Ilr,.' go FONTS net higher Sale =?
4. II; 81, ne ln"ra"t closed firm 60.
az u.t @nrs-t als0 /. q. Septomit,ar ,%T.
T,e,s--. ,."'f -. y November s%:l,S -
rr.-.' ~. = lHUuary. Si.Usir. F-,b
-. f-.-- var b. : % q /, %
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Alleged Check Flasher Identified.

j. w. Erb, superintendent Of the
Richmond branch OF the Pinkerton
Detective Agency. agents for the Jew
elers Alliance. came over to Peters,
burg to-day and identified the
stranger, who, on Saturday, is said to
have attempted to pass a bogue check
for S15S at the jewelry store OF Stanton
Pitcher In payment for diamond ring
He was Identified as NJ r. Matthews.
alias j. a. Martin. recently released
from twelve months term in the
Lynchburg Jail. The accused will be
arraigned In tho Police Court to-mor-
row.
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MARNET CONDITIONS.
Chick"nsThe demand for chickens has
boon splendid ~ lee per pound. and s0r,e
fow coors of fancy large chickens kave
brought much AT coc pound. Fowls ao-
tive. At lsc pound ESas-The receipts are
lust about equal TO tho demand. every thing
being cleaned az. caily. Bu,,er-In good de-
manc. 1.-Two .t"' i-Neals and hogs
trsmely scarce. and selling readily upon
arrival at the highest prices quoted above.
!.ar,hs and ca;.i" are also in very fine do
~ . nd
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Dovnpour Mt wytbev,,,,

lSpec;ni to The Times Dispatch
WYTHEVILLE. VA, August An
other heavy rain visited Wytheville
yesterday evening. two and eight
tenths inches Of water falling in an
hour or two, the precipitation being
as great Is that Of the recent foods.
Another heavy rain now is falling.
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RICHMOND HAY MARIE
NEW YORK LINE srnCk M,nKrr

,N!-W YONk. August - Reeves Arm
S,etrs' q IS g 30 oxen 1850. bulls ,5?5T
sI.?5; cows, sac; o Us
Calves. receipts. j.a61. steady veal. $. n,
!!3o: culls. s.. o9T $3.50. skim milk C.I.4.
800 q s.do. praSsars g. iOFI So
sheep ana lambs. wehk Sheep, .,ces ,5 70
MH% cHllt $3.50 80 lamos ~ Co0sli IS.
Hogs. steady Heavy TO medium ,,hna
sl0do: pigs. SlnCg. rough ;.-5 1900 ''Y''"
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RICHMOND 1--WE sToCK v.pUr.r


heE"ft !or the week ending August !. isIs.
:, S's'is ~ TO q medium 10 y0o,l
h"iiers. "a 10 ~. medium to poos 81, "
g. common 10 fair. 81. to g.. Be,, cows
90 |" e-.: medium TO good. 81. 20 ~. corr
mon 10 fa!F. 20 6. Heat oxen : 10 ~ +,
iih"ciuin TO good. 70 81; common 20 fair
. 70 3, bulls fst : to 81; light bulls . 10
10 "a Best hogs, -. light. 81. tn &. go.
ana stage. 70 5 Best sheep. 8 to 6 com.
mon to !air to .. spring lambs. 10 To-,
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Fisher Brothers Indicted

"YTHEElLLE. VA. August THE
grand jury to-day found true bills
against the three Fisher brothers and
boy named Spencer for the murder OF
Joe Peoples, ono week ago Peoples
waE killed in Pney, about ten miles
from "ythev!lle. In an affray with tho
Fisher brothers.
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CHICAGO LiYT sT0Ck M,rkEr

- J, N''. August ,.--ii0gg- Hs,clr,s os
TO hrin itulk "a5T!s:. Iigh,. ,.t, n
,ii""'ii9 9i. nike ttsl@G!ol5 heayy. 5000
Ep.t..7 t@HEh. '-~F S,!5s r!ss g .Jfl 81 n
.ett'e- ,N.cs!:'s. 1900. nrfn Na,ive be-,
ga AZ ~ 10 q $500 s,ock"r. and .e.tnrs
cslveS. $3.50 tie.5 '-"' u ''.4a
sheer Rrreigts 1901 s..say
&6.'"Tss3 lambs. sam IN "''h"rs
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INCREASES ARE SWEEPING
"'" ih"h"" Committee Urrom.
""hh" Much Higher Taxes on
biG inhrrttnncSs

WASHINGTON. hueust 7-.,oxon,.,.
revision Of the rnun.tlon sect,on y, ~.
House revenue bui aud rweep,ny In
cr"ascs In tho inheritance ,,Y usr.
ordered recommended 10 IN. Dcmo-
cratic caucus to-day nv Democratic
members .! ,h> Senate E'inanc. CIV,
mittcc
Tho Proposed higher ta.n, on b,x
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HEALTH DEPARTMENT
REPORTS 70 DEATHS
Seven Cnscs of Typhoid Fever and One
of PcllnErn in Petersburg
During July.
lSpecial 10 The Times-Dispatch.

PETERSBURG. VA, August THE
report Of the Health Department for
July shows total of sevcnty-three
deaths In the city, including eight nom
residents There were thirty three
deaths among the white and forty
among the colored population. Seven
cases Of typhoid fever and one OF pei
lagra were reported during the month.
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Tile Plan o Of N StRE uAsNME i IN
BY virtue Of a certain deed of trust.
clerks Office OF Henrico Chancer cry
Court, in D. b. 1913. page 1s7. defaui,
n nayinG been made in the payment Of
being required SO 10 do. viii sell by
public auction. on the premises. on
THURSDAY, AUGUST 10. 1916.
tne lot ana improvements fronting on
me me west side of Moss.Sidc Avenue, II 3
ieet ana nnr,,i inches and extending back
slightly convcrging lines asS T feetl
more or less. to Corbin Street. on
M Which stree, said lot fronts 20 feet,
IN section B, In the plan of Northamp,
ION, recorded in the clerks office OF
ienrico Circuit Court, In ID. ID. 10. mage
TERMS: For cash as to SO much of
the proceeds as may be necessary to
a .rry the expenses of executing this
Of f"5'' pe ,ne camt q, trustees commission
surancc premiums due, and also a
iatnble proportion of the taxes and
a note for $500, with interest from
June %. 1916: note for s27. with
interest from June 81. 1916; a note for
note for 81: with interest from De.
cember q. 1916: n note for ,27, with
l note for f .s9 Ssptember 1915
-. l9l3: a note for So, with interest
from March -. 1912; note for s27,
subject TO a credit OF Sl4.6O as OF July
~, 1915 AS 10 the residue of the pur
chase money In TWO equal installments
negotiable notes bearing interest from
day OF sale and secured by deed OF
trust on said property.
GEORGE F. HAw,
Surviving Trustee.
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'f.L9rlr h ~ Eodgcrs. PIuluIn.r /. 90 In
,-i,.I EG. VA, Angus, Z gnnr,sb
t.n'iif1h'tti' st'ck-M"rhet nrrnor slj.n pc:
NIEhih' hrIn"Es' EiOck-Iark., ou,.,
r"h,y Jumbo. af>c Per pound fancy h.rd
,.""N, - per p0und er,ta pr!m. az
s,oeE ~ =, o.. rf'mc 70 r"r pound. Smelling
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

CHlCAuo. August 1.-Sclling by holders
who feared that the government crop TO
port tomorrow would not make builisE
showing as tho trade had been led to be-
!ievc had much to do to-day with causing
weakness In tho wheat market. Prices. al
though unsettled: nj the close. were l7.c II Pc
net lower, with September E73 and
December at sl.3ss, q sl3SA. Corn finished
sc 10 ic down. and oats on sc 70 lt,c. In
provisions. the cutcom. varied from pa 4 SC
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NANAI. SrnRrs

50 NNNAii Ga, August 7-TurD.n,in.
- Sn'e;' ~ tasts. fec"Ipts as5 cAaks. sniI.
n..h'S' o. .hSks: stock, i;s Casks Rnsin
Nrin. .al"s. lG'l barrels. rec.ip,s "a hn|'
hsr,,or sh'pm""ls' 20 har.el.: stock. c,.yta
.Ti'e,s !E"i". u, BE. g. d h3r. =
20. r. 10. g, Se0HsM. N s1e.s r.:
h. ~. ~. VIC 60. Wv ~ 800
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withdrawn From Rae.

Alderman j. G. Quaries. OF the Fifth
ward. VINO recently announced his can
didacy for the office OF City Sergeant.
to-day withdrew from the race, assign
ing personal reasons az the cause.
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COTTON MARKETS.
Richmond. Va, Angus; :. !

NEW YORK. August Early declines on
I"DoriS 81 rains IN III" Sou'hwcs- were tol.
.ow"i T.! renewal Of active general buy
inr in III" cotton market her. to-day and
n'iscS MADE nov high records December
SOLO W from soc to 1880. and closed al
y i!C while tn" general lis, Close! worry
s,ef!t =" lie; advance a 4 10 Is points
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS

sew YORK. August Cotton FOODS war.
Tf"ns ana aoti"' to-day Vans we're nrrn
I'm. rlr We. 7tehdy and canton grade.
"rre houEnt freely by cotton mill Dur
ls:s W'r- arm ''H'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-08

NEW Ya.!E- hi.rust 7-Po-, riov.n.r,
M, :! -, ii.oc Exports ->S bales. stock.
Total TO-DAY a.. all nor..S..
~ bales oNpor's. 1885 bales stock. s,s,..
cx T"iai fa q. week%e: receipts ,lsm bal.s:
..p @ia 70. ~ s.ssonNe, reeoip,. 5.7is bales
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-08

GOSH rFa:n Wheat-No. : red old. &lssX
q Sl2Si2; No red. old sl.3il 1885,. No 3
hard, rev. sl3ti. q sl.3j; No hard. new
81 92{+ q s!.3ts., Corn-So. yellow So, q b,Lc;
No. yellow. si1c No. white. 81 q glL,c.
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AUCTION sALEs-Futurc D,.,
fiaNDSoME FURNITURE. MIRROR,
PlANO. BRICA-BRAc. DRuGGET.
c,,, CURTAINS. DRAPERY.
CHlNA AND GLASSW ETC.

. We VIII sell at the rcsidercr or A.,
oora Cilman, 2234 Yves, Grace.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST. ..
at loco \ NJ