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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-30
AUCTION Satisfactorily
BY r. b. CHAFFIN 6 CO.
Real Estate .Auctionecrs
Main and Twelfth Streets

In pursuance OF the terms OF an o,,,
OF the United States District CoI,rt a. a.
INC Eastern District of Virginia 49,
tered on the lAth day of June. 1ol
FRIDAY. THE BOTH DAY OF my,
1916, 'o'\'
at $3.50 O'Clock p. NJ.
offer for sale. at public auction n, -,
parcels OF land. in tho County OF 70
rico. Virginia. described as folloyys.
l. n certain tract of land abont o.,
and one-half miles northwest
city OF Richmond. containing to~ -,
acres. bounded on the north a. ~"
GRADED Road. on the east by tho ~,
or G. Grubbs and James TinsIa, ma
on the south and west by the C:r.,; an
estate. 'Euob'
2 a certain tract OF land on tba 49,.
line OF the Richmond and Che .e "cs
ltay Railroad about eight miicg v,n.
or inc CITY OF Richmond cont,int,,
Two acres; being the same real ost a'
,hat was conveyed to NJ. l.. Hofbnint..
by Matte Z. Grubbs and husbanJi 'c
TERMS: One-third cash: and ~.
anc" IN three equal instalmcnts va
= ana months from the day of 60
1or negotiable notes with intcTeot ."
cd ana secured by deeds of trust ~, ~
respective properties. or for III ''
at INC option of any purchaser
JOHN 4. CuTCIIvs
trustee in Bankruptcy
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STREET IS SURPRISED
BY WHAT IT EXPECTED
Market Had Forecast Action To.
ward American Prisoners Taken
by Csrranza.
OPENING AT MARKED ADVANCE
Half of Gain Lost Within First Hour,
but Rally just at Close Sends
Prices Up Again-Little Public
BuyinQ,
BY BROADAN WALL.

NEW yoRK, June 5s.-what Wall Stree,
had been exRsct,ns happened ,o,dar' and nd
hnedi carTsnss ssreed to release ths Amer
zap toward peace. while President Wilson
~as reported eager TO grasp a friendly hand
So the stock market opened anywhcrs
from TO 10 points UP. Those who b9usht
on tho soed acws ws sS' Sorrsc, Ia ,hSoty
but wrons In prses,es FOR !hSy paid ,o nr
ale! the opening stocks had lost half tho
opening gain. Just at the close there wss
sn0iss 5es Fa ssomsd ne ssns for
AS result OF what was done to-day the
ias,ed i,Se publis SuHins 'f made S''' It's
appearance, but the technical condition re-
It biz %eaker nsnsc sse Of
Is so great that the short interest does not
become extended enough to cause whole
Although official denial was issued to-day
OF the report that crue'Sle has received
ernment, Wall Street refused 10 believe the
denial. har.as in mind one other denial
at the time /, was n,ade--that IS. tcchn.cally
true. The Stree; wonders whether the pres
What happened in Mexican Petroleum was
In line with the threats made by a, member
OF the Mexican Petroleum pool. The mem
Der has perfect faith in the stock but did
not wan; to take all tha, the, so.cailsd
co.dnsiy sent to the Waldorf ina, i. the
selling was persisted in. Mexican Petro-
leum would be opened III u points some
morning. The Waldorf traders m.snter-
preted this at bluff Accordingly. the
stock was opened Up exactly 10 points this
morning.
This remarkable action wiped out many
a little bear. but only made the bis bears
holder because they interpreted i, as a
sign OF weakness in the pool. handling OF
the stock by the pool has been such as 10
keep the public out OF II. and the profess
SIGNALS who are fshtins for mastery in tho
issue promise 70 give one another some lively
times.
United States Smelling and American
the Mexican situation. had wide openings
quotation and the latter 81, From the
opening quotation Mexican Petroleum de-
clined So points within an hour, United
States Smelling. So, and American Smelling
IL. One OF the freak openings was a rise
81 3a points in Dtstillers. II afterwards
declined points. The Street wondered
what business II had 10 get excited over
Mexico. Butte and Superior. another f.eai,
opened o. points higher and los, OF that
almost Immediately.
,buyins OF Marine was abou, the best in
advance OF ~ points. and. afte. > r.ac-
brought up 10 the close o: the mark-, h..
the same brokers, whose buying always n,,
preceded a !nate-!a! movement upvar,:
american Car and Foundry reported earn
lngs OF 2Ss per cent for the final fiscal wear
thercoy disappointing the Stree: that had
expected earnings OF per cent. This VAS
a war stock.
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BY r. B. CHAFFTN & co, INC.
Real Estate Auctioncers,
Main and Twelfth Streets.

In pursuance of the terms OF an or.
der of the United States District tcourt
for tho Eastern District OF Virginia, en-.
tered on the cath day OF January, 1916
in the matter Of Moses l.. Hofhcimer
bankrupt. and In pursuance, further. O,
the terms OF a certain deed OF trust
dated the 2Sth day of August 1906, ano
recorded in the clerks office OF m,
Circuit Court of tho County Of Hcnrico
In Deed Book IFS a. page 10, we ehal
on
FRIDAY. TIE BOTH DAY OF JUNE
1916,
at o'clock p. NJ,
offer for salc at public auction, at the
premises. those three lots of land con.
being in the County of Henrico. Vir.
ginia. about seven miles west OF the
city of Richmond on the main road
leading from the head OF the Brook
Turnpike to Charlottesville, known as
the New Graded Road: being a por-
w. Sheppard died seized and possessed
and known as Lots 2. 3. and 4, origi.
nally containing $3.50 acres and from
which has been deducted the right OF
way of the Richmond and Chesapeake
Bay Railway Company OF 2.s6 acres
Line at Greenwood stop.
TERMS: On-third cash. and the hal
ance in three equal instruments at six
twelve. and eighteen months from the
day OF sale. for negotiable notes with
interest added and secured by Il deed
Of trust on the said property; or for ali
cash at the option Of the purcha SER
JOHN C. EASLEY
Trustee in said deed of trust.
JOHN a. CUTCHINs.
Trustee in Bankruptcy
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B. & o. REARRANGES LINES
.hnhEes In Jurisdiction of Executive
omcers Announced-Reguia Div
fdends DccInred

NEW YORK. June 2s.-After declar.
ing the regular semiannuaI dividend of
per cent on preferred stock and o..
per cent on common stock, the hoard
OF directors Of the Baltimoge and Ohio
railroad at meeting here yesterd:,v
announced Encouragement Of the lines
OF inc system and changes In the jurIs-
diction of tho executive officers. For
operating purposes the system is d,-
Nided into three territories. to be known
as Eastern lines. Western lines and
Now York Terminal lines.
a statement of the years operations
showed total operating revenue Of
sill'5si.o46, an increase of s1s.7sssao
over 1915: operating expenses, s7o.5as
o''' an increase of sl5.so3,l4o; net in.
come. aftor' deductions. interest. etc
sL9.t.9.5i3. an increase Of so.7la,5o5
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STEAMBOATS,.
OldDOminiOn Linz

~: Richmond II. OF Ash ST. daily. 7:Oop
Arrive Norfolk ~ A. u
CONFESSIONS with main line r;ea,,,o a. "
Ing Norfolk Tor New York daily &C.,. !eh :
gay 100 +. 81. Connections also 49, gu
=. & w; ny. . =. NJ and =. d O. ~ =
mont mont on signal. and arc met by pubic C..
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CO. Jau. ,,
by daylight for Norfolk. Old Point rive
M. T ana al s 1asHet Eixer landings Mon1sy
Freight received for oil Jamos River 1 ~; 81
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Atlantic Coast Line
The Standard Railroad of the South

Tic Standard Railroad Of the South
EffECTIyE MAY 2s, 1916.
TRAINS Leave RICHMOND DAILY
For rIoriua and South: S:lS A M az,
6:35 +. NJ. l2:5U A. NJ " " ana
:, For Norfolk: G:lS A. NJ. $500 A. H.. a,oa
r. NJ. .4:vV T.. NJ. t4:iO p. AZ
A.. NJ. 500 +. 81. 9:25 p ~ ''''
For Petersburg: l2:5U A NJ 6:16 AZ
S:it A.. NJ. 500 a. NJ. ESQ A. H.. al;
! F. NJ. 1910 +; NJ. t4:lo T.. r. 6:66 r. ~
G:3o z. ". 3:2S T.. A.. 1850 p AL
For Go.dsooro and Fayetteville: $500 g.
For Hopewell: b:l5 A. M.. .I.1s p :.
t3:45 r. NJ. 9:l5 p. NJ Al.
Trains arrive Richmond daily: sos A N
9:l3 a. NJ. 6:l5 a. NJ, 1885 IA. H. i, 4
a. b.; '2:l0 E. NJ. ts:to p. M SHIP ~
p. NJ. '' Isl
Except Sunday. tSnnday only.
Iime OF arrival and departure and
necttons not guaranteed.
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bOND LIST

Ang!o-F.ench IS Observation-Disclosures. g..
49, t-'Mc !st is.'....-......... 81.
A c. L. cv. is Baltimore tbiL) s,s,
Chesapeake and ohio Cy i!.s....... HG..
SheSapeaAe anc Ohio c.. IS ,newI ts.di a.
..'sseH aHu Myers .S....'.................. lo!;:
Mercantile Marine ~ per cent c,!s !oiS.
Norfolk and Western c.. i;.s............ 1873;
eaboaId Air Line stamped is.......... g
Scasosrd Air Line adj 5s.............. f;
Southern Railway is...................... -6:,
Southern Railway IS .......... lO,,
I : Registered IS 1880 t5!d, ..... .
I. s Registered s., 1915 Odd. 100
7. ). Registered IL. 1875 tb!dJ ....... 10
I. : Registered Panama =. 1851 ODD to-
SS.'IG states Ste! 49,. ............. los
Va Brown Bros. Ct:s. (W VaD......... :!
"a Car Ch"1i!ca! Co - CasEedb ....... .N,
N".-taT. Chem, Cv Observation-Disclosures. lC.JI,
Va Rvy. and Power Co s. asked .9;.
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and the market frr:ed up Much was made
of forecasts OF extensive boil weevil dam
Prices gradually improved until they were :
70 points over yesterdays last quota
ton. and IN tho afternoon tho market
turned dull.
Closing bids July. 1926; October. 1905:
December. 1919: January. ISIS: March. !24T
SPOT cotton. steady and unchanged. Sales
on the SPOT. .alj bales TO arrive. is bales
Mtidl!nE. lIhSc.
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90 81: common to fair. 8 to ~. Bes,
hcifers. to Sts: medium to good. sst to *:
common to fair. So to 6S. Best cows. Gn 10
.: medium to good. s.s to 6h: common to
. Ia, to g. Best oxen. to 7l: medium to
iat. eh to z: Bologna bulls. Ch to C. BEST
f3n nN.i to 10: medium to good. to sns.
nest hogs. 9; light. to 81; sows and
stays, to S. Best sheep. 6 to 6: common
To-, 10 iair, to s: spring lambs 9Gy 1919: COM
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORll. juno cH-Raw sugar. quiet;
centrifugal $40: refined, steady. Butter
easier. Cheese. steady. Spot coffee, dull !:
Rio IS, &c: Santos Is in.c
After quiet. fcatureless start cotton
seed oil hrT-d upon short covering and
fresh buying ot forward months. induced by
the late strength in lard. Final prices
were to points net higher Sales eno
barrels The market closed Arm Spot
10 50 bid: July. loNTTloH5 August 10 an n Il So
september. ie1S 2: 1914. October e7aS q 81 !:
November. $50 2 sci. December s7oT $50:
January. SS2Tsci: February ss5Tsa5
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PETERsn,,pc 6E.>,,,

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
fReportod by Rodgers PuInmar G. r. -
.FmiERSBuRG. Va. june 2e.-Span.ShI
b purhnfrs stocis-Market quiet; sl.c5 per
p, irsiniasIFarmcrs' stock-Market firm
PICK Cd. &c per pound: extra priinc 1inc
PCT pound prime. sac per pound: shclIInr
SWIM fS3c 10 sc per pound
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NAVAL. Srnprc

SAVANNAH. GA. june sa-rnrnent,n.
staei i S sales SOS casks; receipts. IsT casks
barrels receipts. 2cso SnrreI hrn so sl!es
Ss5G fs5s quote; q, "a a. B., 47515oo; c. b.
ss.ss0o: h: 6:3s95.+G: NJ. 535@545; r.. 55on;
''oo' VIC. SIS: WY. 59oGs660
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sEABoAKb AIR LINE RAILWAY.

AHo iFoxrcssi'o halfway of the South"
oouthpouhu trains scheduled TO leave Rich.
mono uaiiS: 9:5o A. N. local to Norma
1xSo T. NJ, siecpers and coaches to Jackson
VilIe atlanta. birmingham; 6:a6 f. b
tnronGh coaches and sieepers to Jackson,
VINE. lZ:to a. M. sleepers 10 Atlanta Birm.
in.ham. Jacksonville. Tampa anu coachs,
to Jacksonville
Northbound trains scheduled 20 arrive ia
Richmond daily: $50 A. NJ $3.50 A. NJ
local. $3.50 A M. t.37 F. NJ
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CHICAGO GRAN MARKEr.

CHICAGO, June 2e.-wheat prices here
rose sharply to-day. chiefly Influenced BY
sudden big rise in quotations at Paris.
The close ar Chicago strong. sc
Is Gle net higher. with July at $1.olla $l.ol's
and September at slo5 Corn finished &c TO
&C up; oats. varying H@Ec off to i.c ad-
vance. and provisions with gains OF oc to
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JOHN B. GAYLE.
Te,

NOTE.-While the terms Of tho deed
OF trust provide for cash. yet by apply
ing to the aucttoneer. a reasonable loan
may be obtained, making the terms
easy.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

Trains Leave kiebmond-Ma!n 81; Station.
Scheduie ngures not guaranteed. For tns
South-Daiiy $50 a. Al. local; 1890 A. 81.
express. parior buffet car; -. AZ, express
il:lb F. Nj express sleeping open 9:U,i
r; A.; $500 +. NJ, local. Tor keysvilie ana
Chase City-week days.
York River Line-o:lo P. NJ. stea,ne.
Train. except SUNDAY. connecting for Balti.
more tPa:ior carr. 7:s5 A. II. and AIS r..
NJ. daily. local.
Trains Arrive Richmond-From tho South
I:oo a. vi. ana 500 A. NJ. 1850 p NJ 8:sl
+. NJ. DAILY $40 A. ~. except SInda,
as0m e'. t9'ht; $40 A; ~, exeep. MOI
Office sO7 E. Main ST. Phona Esd!son 49,
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NEW YORK, June .,-!i.rrantia ,a,.-
~ Q - Sterling siNiy-day bills. si.s: de-
mara Si'S@s cables !i.o 1-i6 Bar silver.
bonds. steaGy. Railroad bonds. arln rim.
!oans, easy. sixty days. s. 3., ninety DAVIS
81 u ~ SIX months, 3-.ui "a. .,Cn.y
n-Tn; ruling rate =. ''''''e@'
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
COTTON GOODS

NEW YORK. June 29.-Cotton goods were
Sycro 40 Today with moderate buying. Yarns
cral rush orders were received for gov
eminent supplies e'
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Public Auction Sale of the
Highly Attractive Brick
Dwelling,
No. 3o8 w. St.

We will sell. at auction. on the prem
Uses, on
MONDAY, JULY 8. 1915,
at o'clock P. NJ
the above mentioned property. This Is
a. good and substantial eight room
brick dwelling: is we'll rented. and tho
possibilities for future business devei-
opments In this growing section are
good We recommend this as Al in
Vestment property, a real bargain will
be secured in this, so don't fail TO at
tend sale.
TERMS: At sale.
c. L. &, Fl. L. DENOoN.
Auctionccrs.
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FRIDAY. JUNE 30, 1915,
at 5 O'clock 2 NJ

the property above referred to.
This property, located as above in
easy reach of the center Of the city,
ahording exceptional opportunities TO
persons Of moderate means as a modest
little home. or would prove a good in
vestment for rental purposes. The lot
fronts 3oNl45 feet to 15-foot alley.
and contains dwelling Of about tive
or six rooms.
TERMS: Cash
JOHN B. GAYLE.
Trustee
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Richmond andChesapeake Bay Railway Compan,
SupersedinE Schedule OF April H. iylt
schedule Subject to Change Without

schedule Subject to Change Without
Notice.
N, bs A. NJ. a N. ..lo A. AZ IL A Nj
! p. ~. i. IL. +. NJ. bi z. 81, $40 r.
y. SEQ Z. NJ, 7:lo p. ~. bS p. IL 10 r.
Il. ll:t5 p. 81.
Trains leave Ashland $3.50 A. NJ. b.7 A.
IL, A. NJ. bs A. n, 10 A. NJ. ell u. NJ
'l2 noon, ~ P. ~, P. 81. P. NJ, r.
NJ. bs:20 z. a.. $40 T: IL. 1910 +. IL. s
=. NJ. BE- p. NJ. IL p. N
oCsrries baggage 'Dsily except Sunday.
s'Sundays only.
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Live poultry SDringers in heavier recent
and market lower, but fortunately every
COOP cleaned W az close OF to-day Hen.
-n.ashe; hFm EESs-Receipts heavy: mar
So ""oEcr and dull Butter-Sia rket
h!r""- Pad n-rl: country butter very we'll
DO. Market IN good share.
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO nv
Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE 80 NORFOLK
schedule In cncct January g. lsls
Leaye Byrd street Station. kicnnond. FOR
SoEFOLk; 81 a IL. 's.YU a. 81. .svs
FOR LYNCHBuRG AND THE WEST,
,t1s A; Al, .a:ao A. NJ. 1900 y A. .9:ei
Z. II. Local TO Cre~e, 1856 T. IL
Arrive richmond from Norfolk. .Il:lo A.
H. .S; -, - 49, .s:Yo r -. .il3O P. NJ
t?:lo r. IL. ,i:+o +. IL. .S:i7 r. IL, .s.e3
DAILY. tDaily except Sunday. ,sunou,
". B. BEvILL W. c. sAuSDEps
p. T. N. Roanoke e. p A., Roanor.,
c. H. BosLEY. D. p. A.. Richmond. Va.
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Official Range and Sale of Stocks in New York

Salea Stock.
1000 Alis-Chalmers
1.4oO Allis-Chalmcr ptd. =.
500 Am. Writing Paper. pfd
Am. AEr. Chem. com. :.
1000 Am. Bect Sugar. com. :.
$500 American Can
500 American Can. pfd,
$500 Am. Car and Foundry. :.
500 American Cotton Oil.
l,aoo Am. Hide and Lear, pfd
500 America Linseed OIL.
$500 American Loco.
American Loco. pfd.
1l,"oo American Smelling
American Snuff. com.
500 American Sugar .......
600 Am. Tel. and Tel. CO..
American Tobacco, com.
American Tobacco, pfd..
1890 Anaconda Copper ......
2.3o0 AtchiSon
200 Atlantic Coast Line -.
4. c. l.. of Conn. 1Balto.)
900 Baltimore and Ohio. -.
200 Eethle'm Steel Co, com.
Eethle'm Steel Co. pfd.
1900 Baldwin Loco. com. -.
500 Brooklyn Rapid Transit
$500 Central Leather. com. :.
500 Canadian Pacific
200 California Petroleum :.
l.Soo Chesapeake and ohio.
Chicago Great Western.
400 Chi. Great Western, pfd
f.ioo c.. NJ. and st. Paul.
li.Aoo Cruciblc steel Cor. com
zoo Crucible Steel, pfd.
400 Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado and Southern.
100 Distillers
$500 Corn Products, com. 49,.
100 Dome Mines ...........
$500 Erie
700 Erie. LIST pfd. ..........
Fed. Min. and SIM, pfd.
200 General Electric
200 Goodrich. com.
500 Great Northern. Pfd.
600 Great Northern Ore Gifts
500 Illinois Central ......
500 Interboro-Cons.. com. :.
lntcrboro-ConS.. pfd. -.
1880 Int. Ner. Mar, com. ctfs.
$500 Int. Mer. Mar. pfd. ctfs.
Int. Paper, conn.,. $50.
400 Int. Paper, pfd.
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Cash grain: Wheat-So. red, sl.o2is: No
5 red. 81 coi7 II 500: No. hard. 90 a s5i. c
No, hard. nominal. Corn-No. 2 yellow
SO SIC: No. yellow. 76A 97s%c; No.
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NV ORLEANS, jan, "a ,,,,u
s'n . ~ me me, early trading tollop.d is,er ~.
sihAi! rise occurred in tho cotton M
to-day. but the net change VS. i-sic,i,'.." - -.
b bhS cIo ,t wss steady, unchansed 10 pHi,,
,naTn.r tnan tnat OF yssterday Trading ~.
uoIessiohals the public holding ain,f
cause of tho nearness OF The bYrc.u ro, ns.
on condition and acreage 80" reports
A!ouho the opening tho insri-~, w.,,..h
sort hechu., Of poor CABLE, and
Hcirs month, fell . to point, ur4s ~, ~,
Gays tio:e. whEr. fresh buying -.
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NEW YORK. Iure :. ro.,
~ isl rs iSi"c Exports, q. bsies. .,ar.
;, t2ia! to-day AZ ell ports-Sc, ,oc....
l!:sy. naies. esnosts. li.:ss BALE. s,oc,, s6-
, T@,si fer q, W, weekINet receipts. Is .,4 s.e,
M 2tai for season-Set ,ece,p,e e:-
vs." bales; exports, J.is9.,a hsl.. '''' go
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NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET
NEW YORK. June 29.-Becvcs. no trad
ing.
Calves. weak. vcaIs. ss.75Qsi25o; cull,.
sIoom $3.50: fed and mixed calves, $1,000
Sheer and lambs. steady Sheep, ssto6p
SEQ. culs. $500: lambs. sli.500 si2oG
Hogs. nominally steady at $1,000 5000;
rouShs. sS.5Ogi SS.75
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
slow. Bulk. s9;so9 1915; light. SS2Sg sa7o:
roDsS 3, ssSs ESQ; heay Eo
Cattle.Receipts. 1000: weak. Native beef
cattle. $500 SLIPS: stockers And feeders.
ss;I99 $3.50: COWS and hoifers, s3.75I 1885:
Sheer.Receipts 1000; weak. wethers.
sIcj q $loS5 u.s.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Sales at Union StockyardsJ
Richmond. Va, June 90 1916
6est steers s's to 3; medium I" good. ~
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MARKET CONDITION.
! Florida vegeta bles especially active. Re.
ceipts light, and demand good. especially
| cantaloupcs and melons.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days

BY G. l.. & II. j.. DENOON.
Real Estate Auctionecrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-11

THE offerings arranged are timely, :
l. are not published here, so ii will
visiting all departments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-11
JURORS VISIT
TRAGEDY Scene

PoviDESCE. r. /. Jan. IL
While Mrs. c. Franklin Mohr. &C.
cused with two negroes OF murder.
ing her husband. remained behind.
deputies. counsel and jurors to.
day made a trip TO the lonely spot
on the NayattNewport road. where
Mohr was shot las, summer. while
autoing With a former girl employc.
Attorney Rice planned 10 make
the opening statement for the state
today.
His main argument was 10 be
that the negroes. Cecil v Brown
and Henry spellman. had confess
ed to aiding In the killing at Mrs
Mohr's behest.
Attorney Lewb, negro counsel
for the defense. however. will main.
tain tha, the confessions were
wrung from his clients under police
sweating.
George Healis. negro chauffeur
OF the death car. will be the states
star witness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-11
HIS HAT IN RING

With but one more week 70 file
candidates. for office In the com.
ing municipal election. Seattle
faces the greatest paucity OF can.
dldates since the direct primaries
were adopted.
There are only three candidates
for mayor. Mayor Hiram G. GIL
having filed for reelection Monday
afternoon The others are Oliver
T. Erickson. president OF the coun.
ell. and Austin Y. Griffiths. former
councilman and chief OF police.
With three councilman to he
elected, only four candidates have
so far filed.
These include Judge W. r..
Moore. former mayor OF Seattle,
and n. II. Thomson. former city en-
gineer.
Councilman Fitzgerald has filed
for reelection. and Representative
Frank II. Renick Is the fourth as.
pirant for the council.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-11
Quickest. Surest Cough !
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UnequsIed z

Some people are constantly an
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-01-11
new PANTAGES BILL
A RIPPLE OF MIRTh

From Coney Island TO the North
Pole" via aeroplane and Ford IT.
ney. as played by Art Lavine & CO.,
in the headline production on this
weeks bill at Psntages theatre. is
one long ripple OF mirth.
Florence Balm and Ray Raymon.
are popular in a dancing and sing
ing skit they call Locked Out
Singing, dancing and limitations
make Joy In turn by Valerie sisters.
Greenlee and Drsyton. two boys.
are soft shoe dancers. Hanlon A.
Clifton appear In n sensational &C.
robatic stunt Airline. q gypsy girl.
entertalns with violin and dane
ing.
This weeks installment OF tho
movie serial. THE Girl and the
Game" shows a runaway dynamite
train sflre.