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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-09-22

The democrats deserve all the had
luck they get, but still it does seem
hard lines when they had Miguel
Otero wished on to them. Pcpuhli-
can, progressive, democrat, anything
to be at the feed trough for Mike
There are still the socialist and the
prohibitionist, and Miguel is not such
an old man.-GalluD Herald.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-09-22

Politics is becoming the all absorb
ing question Of the day, even taking
precedence over the strike situation.
This precinct always overwhelming
ly Republican, promises to give a
larger majority than wei before to
the ticket that was recently nomi-
mated by the G.. O. P.-Mosquero Sun.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-09-22

.he reception that Hon. Bursum
received in this county proves that
ne is the choice of the people about
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-09-22

II. B. Field, Democratic nominee
TOR the supreme court, accented the
nomination after some delay caused
by his rearranging his private af-
fairs. It was 4 useless waste of time
as his private affairs will not be in
terfered with after election. The
many friends Of Judge Roberts will
see TO it that Mr.. Fields has nothing
but private bushes sto attend TO
either before or after election.-Max-
we'll Mail.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-09-22

Mr.. Rursum made a hit in various
talks in this county by the nice. clean
way he spoke of his opposition. He
did not hurl accusations at them in
a dirty manner, he did not throw
mud, or speak inSultingIy Of any of
his opponents. His speeches were all
well received and even the democrats
could not take exceptions at any
thing he said.-Farmington Enter
prise.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-09-22

The democrats threaten a mud
singing campaign. Nothing but
what one would naturally expect
The leopard cannot change his spots.
neither IAN the Yahoo change his
dirty tactics. However, it will do
demos little good to follow nnclean
methods. they are beaten no matter
what they do or say.-Galllp Herald
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-09-22

The indications are that the poll
ticians Of both parties will start the
mud Singing in earnest within the
next ten days. The New Mcxican
has made a good start and acquired
one libel suit as an advertisement.
with more coming up. That is I'M
fair competition. The New Mexican
has a rich "angel" and can 90 right
along gathering in all the libel suits
it considers necessary as ADVERTISE
rents.-State Monitor.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-09-22

The independent voter, the voter
who gets out of the old party rut,
thinks and acts as he thinks best and
casts his ballot accordingly will cast
the deciding ballots in November.
The day of the old political hack
getting the full vote of his party
because he is the nominee of his
party has passed. Because the dem
ocrats in this county elected every
candidate on their ticket two years
is no criterion. The county po-
litical leaders will do well TO heed
this warning. It may be a temper
ary shock to some of the families
who have furnished a candidate or
two for every election held since the
county was formed. but they will
have to be Shown sometime and
this is a good time to begin. 1t IS
safe 10 say that there are more than
two hundred democratic voters in
eastern Guadalupe county who will
not vote the straight democratic
at the coming election-Fort
Sumner Review (Dem)
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CHANCEnY RELEASE DEEDS.

r. r. Peyton. Jr.. trustee. to Lewis
Pitcher. lot in block r in Ginter
Park Terrace. October &c. 1916; s44S.
Wallace F. Brown. trustee. tn Mary
\. Sewell. lot in block c In Battery
Court. October 90. 1916: s636.
w. Stewart White. trustee, TO Walter
L. Willis. lot in block c I'm Battery
Court. October 20. 1916: S1.l95.
Ruflin & Sloan. trustees to r. r.
Carlton. 121-2 by 1919 feet west side
# st. Paul. los 7-12 north of Charity
Street. October ., 1916; S53o.
j. r. Haunt ct ais. trustees. TO J..
NJ. Iienold ct ux..lot In block In
Northsidc Place October &c. 1916:
81 600
T. g. Wherry ct ais. trustees. to
John T. Powers. S0X135 feet. being No.
$500
w. p. Redd. trustee. to John IT. Pow
ers. 3oNlS2 feet. being No. 2Iof Grove
Avenue. October %. lNlG: Slhnn.
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Commission yesterday us

follows:
Princess Anne Realty Corporation.
sea Pines. Virginia Beach. Va. William
a. Hahn. president; Il. L.. Garrett, see
retary-both OF Norfolk. Capital:
Maximum. 100000; minimum. 100000:
Lynchburg Auto Supply Company
tInc.), Lynchburg. Va. Thomas Cor
man, president. Lynchburg, Va: Pat
LICK German. secretary, Somerset. Va.
Capital: Maximum. $4,000; minimum,
$1,000; par value, $40.
James McGraw Unc.) Richmond.
lanes Mctiraw, Jr., President: Will
liam s. McGraw, secrctary-both OF
Richmond. Capital: Maximum, 1000:
minimum. $4,000: par value. 500
Hahn d Co. Unc.), Richmond w.
n. ltahn, president: j. l.. Rohlcder,
secretary and treasurer-both Norfolk
Va Capital: Maximum. 10000: min,
mum. $1,000; par value. 500
Lewis j. Sclznick Productions (Inc.) !.
OF Virginia. Richmond. Lewis l.
Sciznfck. president: Sam Il. Morris sec
retory-both of New York Capital {.
M MA: mum $4,000; minimum. $3.50;
Lewis j. Selznick. Productions (Inc.) }.
OF chicago: Richmond. Lewis j. SELF
mex. president: Sam e. Morris. sec
retary-both of New York. CAPITAL.
Maximum. 100000; minimum. $500:
par value, 500. F'''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-28

there Is no sign that the crest ha. =,
been reached. In steel and iru,n
textiles and In other branches =,
easerncss OF buyers is regarded :,
iorcShauowins Still further :,
tanccs. the growing scarcity or -" :"
tcriais ana prouucts impelling urrn
efforts 70 cover lar distant rcouir
ible on every hand, but many m, W.
iactnITrs and mei chants. with cor
inendable Judgment ana prudence a,
ncaSor 10 rtprcSS dcm1nd rather m.
encourage ~ and credits are close
scanned. Obligations generally. how
ever. are met with greater promptno.
rhd preliminary returns Of OctoL
Tor the period since 1912, ii init OF y,
Increase in new Enterprises
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-28
Bunk ('leilrinuu

IN Nn INV t f3hH. s October 21IBank clearin
S Hetoosr 70 ~ reGortea to Bradst rcet's Jo,
vi 6oo inst w@ei, S,si against s6.Cs
,n;, S.ar Following are the returns
;i., this week as computed I'll this eh Me
n Sly York; sa:s7s. ,7e.oeo: Increase. 2ss
rhiiadeiphia' $50 zoo On, increase ease 3ss
e. S"Sj I'nn, s2i. issisc; Increase. 10
Kansas CITY. si2ilii.oo incr.asfso.' U.s. Al,
i'm frnncisco. S75.Sj30J0: incrcnse 4De
iiiusburEh. t.sS1l 600: Increase 2S2 ''.
Ehltimorc. sTo+n.oo9: decrease. o.
I,iey.iand s55..2,Cg0: Increase 75b.
Detrolt. iS.9ii.go: Increase Gi s.
Sincinnati s3SG70.OOO: Increase ass
i 5n Sneo,h: .S 80 GO: increase. -
.onihha. s30.Jil0 Increase Az
Sew Orleans. $50 i73. 600: Increase so,
;hltwnukce. s23.255. 900: Increase soS
!a.o'iuiayl'e;. "a slS.;ai,o" increase. 1872
St Paul. 81, 81 900: Increase. 223.
buffalo. !lGgs2.c go: Increase. 2s.5.
PORTLAND. ORE. Sls.lIs.0O3: increase ose
richmond. s23.Il3DJD: Increase N; -''''
Washington. ID. G.. so.20s. 900: increas, >,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-28
LOW PRICED STOCKS
ACTIVE AND sTR1NG
Evidence Seen of Short Interest in
Several Quarters. Notably
in CCprcrS.
WHEAT GOES UPWARD AGAIN
Minneapolis and 81. Louis Makes
High Record on Further CoEti' ma
ton of Report That Control Will
Pass to Company in Northwest.
ny nHGADNN WALL.

NEW YORK. october 21-S;andard stocks.
anl particularly those selling at high
priccs. were quiet to-day. hut the low
priced were active IlC strong II
was cvidcnj that "a large short interest cN-
listed IN several quarters ~ the market,
notably I'm CrpD.rS Political consldcra
ton deferred many, porSoHe from, entcrlnr
the market and the naval battle I'm the
EnSliSh Channel also was restraining in;
fucnCo. ludE" Ga'y'S talk on the tariff and
G. NJ Schwab's optimism abou; balanced
each Other. Steel went down, and Bc;'ie
hem mad. ~ r,w hCh record.
wheat made another inward movement
- new high records, the December out!cn
ceiling IL CHICAGO at iiSt@> Cotton showed
a stronger tonc FOR. In s0i;c OF Wall Streets
dcsunir at having none of u tho couurn'lity
is in urEen, demand from all PARTS Of the
world Now there il a coal "faniuc.' and
every oomvuny with coat 20 scIl is popu-
lar tho .ND hluEc.
Traders started to nut rt,shurEh Coal TO
new hirh records. hut We're checked by a
statement by the ColauaDy setting forth III.
fac; that a', II cen produce is needed to
will h'>. .:rr'us - sell at The new
fancy U"iers n also WAS stated OH
thority he a round of all the coal COM
varies III me country had hc2n made. re.
about ~ re~ cent 81 their possible output
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-28
CHANCEnY DEEDS OF TRUST.
Four Deeds of Trust. Amounting Z
ksssSs

Four Deeds of Trust. Amounting to
ST,SDS.5O.
Edward L. Field to David NJ. White.
trustee. lots l and in block III
Monument Annex. October &c, 1916;
$354.50
Walter G.. Duke ct ux. to T. Sitter
ding and Il. NJ. BoXley, trustees, 20
feet - inches by l20 feet. No. 2G21
West Cary Street; also SlX4S feet on
ST. Peter Street. corner st. Peter and
Allen Streets October %. 1916: $500.
Frank j. Mccarthy ct uN. to Vaughan
& Whitchurst. trustees, lot 33 IN block
6 in lee Annex: also lot s I'm block II
in Lee Annex: lot 26 in block 6 in Lee
Annex. October %. 1916: S2.l20.
John T. Powers TO w. L. Redd ct ais.
trustees. 3GX135 feet north line OF
Elm Street. October &c, 1916; $4,000.
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BOND LIST

Atlantic Coast Line; LIST 4s...,.......... aii.
y .. l. =. +s ,Baltiruoreb (b!dl ...... 9Is.
Anfio. French 5 .........:............. siTs
g. Ntii w E!Nt"t iabcrS vS..,......... -. /.
~. "Is' ',,iil" cE.- it:s......... So,
: f,""h- ana ch!" CIV os.............. 90.
illtrrit and Myers 6s. .............,...... ~
SSiuI,oaMie Marin'. new g. tbid) ........ go:
So, I,r i..l'' "ti' 's''.''',......... t''c
southern Railway Is .. Inl,.
J. Registered Is. 1890 did %
y , x Ela'trvu S., ltlN tbidb 1908.
! ; Registered IS. 1875 ,hi,i) ........... ITO
T. ;; Panama 3s, 1861 (hidb............. los
Y ). Sit. i. 5s.................,. iu,i
va !rown Bros cts CH. Val tbiJj -
- ar. h"Mltal Recommendations. J,iJ
-1nt' Ih@!niCht cN. "s. communion. lGlil
' IL ny anu rover GO. Is tbidp ........ 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-28
GREAT EXCITEMENT

In the conner s'ooi5s great excitement was
caused hy a further adNUnc" in Magma Cop
per TO a. This compares with u earlier
In the week. Narua IS controlled by the
tt o and Gran r sraqsh, GH IF ,pS ,hr
stocks followed III Magma move, Utah
went 10 new hlGh record price. Ana
conGa. K.unirott and tho whole tribe Of
coruer" closed tho day with great ACTIVITY.
II may a we'll he known now tina: the In
sId.rs o. United Verde Extension are buy
Ing the stock around $40 u share. in ~
the not distant futur". This ccmuanv en-
couricred blanket formation of ore. which.
AT tho l&ei-fout level. ran about 30 per cent
c?nner A. tho 5oe,fooi level the ore IS run
ninE a. U"r cent Wall Street hardly knows
bow TO arora!se tn. stock Of n COMPANY
having such body of ore. Tho comuany
has 10000 shares OF 5Nc par. which rs
rec1ntly "s last year sold as low as $3.50
Sugar stocks were strong again and now
MiEh rccorGS were mad" In several OF them.
These new records are becoming monot-
onouS. hut sugar. the Comujoii;y IS rising
In value daily. and there l. no end ~ tho
war III siCnt. sugar Is as much ammunI-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-28
REFLECTS DEMAND FOR
SI'Gin Avn STIt,1

The worldwide demand fo- sugar ana
stee! W. rei"c,"d IN the fresh advance
n"rd IN IT,. absorption ny strong iaieres,.
~ Internal ionnl Mercantile Marine Pre-
lcrr.d stock al both of these companies ar,
r, ,,i ainoi,s III. very highest grade
Investments TN Wall Street. war or no war
Minhcarolis and s. Louis mad" a new
hisn record az ~, on further confirmation
al IN" report that CONTROL soon is to mas.
~ enc %: ihe imruftnrt companies OF In,
Northwest ROCK Island stock MAS strong
VI S3'H StHsihlc hutlHS tor iHycs tUlent. be
cause III" company soon i, 10 TAX" its
n!n.e among the staadarL railroads OF th..
SYm;suody Insured, with tn" idea ,ha, tn,
emu OF inc bGll market In sight, stirred
w c"nSidvrghle enthusiasm In Erie early
In The day. but was quickly souclShci
NEW YORK. October 27-Ncrcnntin ma
ntr. ~ Sterling siNty-day bills $,7ii.
commercial. SiNty-day bills. siTUl.: ltmar,t'
$50; cables Si1I', Bar silver. g :. MgX-
Zen dollars 5!7A. Govcrnment bonds, steady
EuiiroNG bonds. irregular. Time loans guft
SiNtN ana NINETY days. 2I3i.: six month
a. q w, Can money. STEADY. ruling RAT,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-28

Centri.ucal. col: inoasses, 81: refined firm.
bniiTr TpteadN .G,h.eSs iirmer Sno, coffee.
H. lir'c with the hardening tendency In all
crcascS ard fats. cot;onsccd oil was hirher.
with active nuNinc on III. part Of The Somth
and WaSt Related shorts In October paid
ny to J. sc :or tina; delivery: Final rr.cec
wcr- - 10 81 potnt Suct firhc~ Sales
e." .S5e.r',is, the market closed strong.
S;'ot 90 BID October. Use hid: November.
T. y ias5: December. 1881 Ilese: January.
y /. i2!.: February. l?3iHl2s": March.
- :. Z, l-.6d. April. l2,65Iil2.sS May. l27.G
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-28
HENRICo nEI.EAsE DEEDS.

Henry s. Hutzler ct al, trustees
70 Hugh G. Russell. lots s to H. in
elusive. in block 7! in the pIat of land
near stuart Avenue. formerly tho prop
erty ~ w P"rnett Patterson. October
81. 1916: 1880
Alex r. Sands. trustee. to Mary &
Rroaddns. 23.n9 acres on the Graded
Road near Greenwood Station. August
.. 1915: So35S N
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-28
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued bv tho
cierk of the Hastings Court yesterday
Luther y. Terrell. Hanover County
and Rosa l.. Sharp. city. :
-. keane Smith and Mary Magdaline
Adams, city.
iedyard NJ. Brown and katherine X.
Dluier. Washington. ID. c.
Harry Cohen. Philadelphia, and Eta
Van Wort Samucls. city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-28
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

,CH1 CHICAGO October An a, surprising
exceiicd ali recent high price records. Trad
crS were larccl: influenced assertions
that exporters and foreign governments had
obtained ownership OF the bulk OF delir-
cries here until January l. Prices clos ed
bnGEant a, he topme:t point OF the SEES.
at $751; to 81 Aa.. with the market as i
whole. &C. 20 5TSc above yesterdays finish
Other ret gains were: Corr. lAc 70 l5sc:
oats i'.r 10 Ike. and active deliveries OF
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REAL ESTATE
AND COURTS
CHANCERY TRANSFERS.
Eight Deeds of bargain md Sule.
Amounting 10 SnIn50

NWOuhtIht Ia S2I.HJO.
James Eppcs ct uN. TO Il. j. Camp
between Ihirty-first and Thirty-second
streets. October Is. 1916: tax, so
j.. II. Albert to Eva " Albert. 10 2-3
by liG feet north line OF Broad Street,
being So West Broad Street October
~. 1916; tax, $3.50; $40
j. II. Albert ct uX. to Eva " Albert
2SXlio feet north line of Grace street.
northeast corner of Grace and Meadow
streets August %, 1916; tax. IS; $40.
J. Staude. lot 5 in block s in Northside
race October &c. 1916: tax, $40; $40
W. IL. Sitterding ct ux. to Mary r.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-28

Goodwin. lot In block 6 In Lee An
mex. October 4, 1916; tax. $3.50: $40.
Peter Il. CavedO ct uX. to james NJ,
iI.nold. lot s In block In Northside
Place. March 10. 1913: $780,.
George w. Bragg ct uX. to Arthur
knlph, 1912 by I29 feet, being No.
1904 ST. Paul Street. September 2.
1916: tax, 81: $40.
Modern Homebulders. Inc. to Alfred
in block in Highland Park. October
~, 1916; tax, So; $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-28
Dun's lfcYicyy.

NEW YORK. October 27-Dun's re-
view Tomorrow will say:
DiSproportion between demand and
supply is more pronounced than at ony
n pnetious 'me, and the rise In prices
lines exhibit steadily increasinr
strength, and though most commodities
are already at an extrcme I,1sitior
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-28

s SO $3.50; Western calves. common. sso5a
Sheen and lambs. steady: sheen ..no1
SiiI s9 ~: s4oO: lambs s1O25 q SIT az:
ro MoSs steady: light to heavy. se75a $40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-28
NANAI. S'rnRES

u A'NA,NNAlt GA. October 27.--Turpcntinc
casks: shipiSnmn'ne;S. - casks; receipts. 4.
csip,s k S2S firm sales l.ll barr.is re-
Ittock. H.cI barrels. Quote: A.. H. g n
-: zeM'2 +; OPS: G.. $50: H. cas-:
VIC. 6.l5: WV. SEQ 49, 80 e'4''2
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET

c,. Richmond. Va. October a. ,a,s
to az: common 10 fair ST. to sH c L%2T;
n m,s'erS; "a. to -: medium to good s., 10
o: 10 81 medium to good. to ST.: comtnor
~ ,a,r 70 -. Best oxen. GU to q medium
HGIDy bulls, Saim6h; light. az to III ' f:es;
49, ny ~ 10 10 ie's common. ~ to sig. IScst
i,t,"S.. ~; hght. So 10 gag. sows and stars
~ TO- TO sig Best lambs. 10 to IL: common
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK M,RKer

coS dcAGo. October 27.-Hcgs-Receipts 40
CO. co.. weak; 5ccnts under ycsterdav's av"r
mxcd s. 7S :G sSOSo bca isht ssSSe SO 20
fV Cst r. &ssGt fs75: pigs .17S SCI
c en- ss;5oT l.G5: Western steers. So ~
an aI h Sii@@cK"rs md feeders s465G s77s: cows
any. nei,,rs Sa35 a 50 so: calves. 5000 sll Oa
s7ss nnSnsS s 90 i2@e strong. wethers
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PETCRSn1-Dc DIS NV,

'EHCmTi:d hv Rodgers. P'uinmer 6 90 Inc I,
pErERSHuRG. VA. October y7-S.,nr
Der bushC!. S"HS SIX"
Fancy Jumbo. 3;Ic to 3Nc ner nonna. 1870
an I'M. SO TO Sicc ner pound: prime &c
Der ,"up5 pouhd' Smelling stock. 2i.c TO &c
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nusrrNGs DEED OF TRUST.

T.. Strausc. trustee. lots IL and Is in
block 6I in the plan of Woodland
Heights. October 10. 1916; S3,S25.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-28
HENi,ICO TRANSFER.

Ono Deed OF bargain md Sale,
Amounting to $1,000.
Daniel Foldesy ct lux. to Eddie r.
knight, acre, n part Of Beechwood
Park on the Nine Mile Road. October
30, 1916; tax. S1.i0; $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-28
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

Christ Sorenson. foreman in the
nlant of the u. !. hu Pont de Nemoure
Companv. 1T City Point. Yesterday filed
petition in voluntary bankruptcy in
the United states District Court. list
in" his liabilities at $4,000. and his
assets at $40. The debts are listed as
unsecured and tho assets as EXEMPT
The sole creditor Of Sorenson Is the
First National Bank. OF Richmond
which holds against him n negotiable
note. Movable on September ., 1913.
for s2.o0o.
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nUsTINGs TRANSFER.

One Deed of Bargnin md Sale,
Amounting to $3.50.
Southside Company. Inc, to w: F.
Bryce. lots l3 and Is In block Ga in
the plan Of Woodland Heights. October
10, 1916; tax, 81; $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-28
BUILDING PERMITS.
TWO huiidinE Permits, Amounting

American Locomotive Company. ia
erect concrete and brick oil storar
building. west side OF Seventh Str"St
between Hospital Street and VnIlc,.
Road. to cost $4,000
j. H. Gould. to repair two-storv bricl,
aawneIding. 1876 Grove Avenue. TO cost
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lENRIco DEED OF TRUST.

One Deed OF Trust. Amounting to
SS2ti.
Eddie Il. knight to Pollard e Ragby,
Inc. trustees. acre, part of Beech
wood Park. on the Nine Mile Road
October %, 1916 SS26
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS

NV YORK. October 2S-Cotton goods
,nn.; Harns were firm to-day. with n stcndy
,tn'cncS toward higher prices Wool IVA r.
,,..r were strong on rising prices Cutters
n myIe ousS IN nearly all lines. Jobbers were
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% x. turrI" 4 Col
Richmond, Va. October 81. 1916.
Live IsnuI,ry

-'t"f ~ 'o'ltl'lcH: tEES. rcCciprS
r"In"iS lish, and market in srl.n,id con-
nt1t"n. Pouitry. small chickens ar. very.
scarce. actv. and high. Large chickens /. rc
w i1lr SunpiT and demand good. old hens
,I" N.rN Hcaice AMI active. Large live tur-
H.s are In ,AnlcnHid demand at quotations
nuN,t'' mafk"t - very strong. Lv,. stock
80 - luz ana lainoS continue 10 be very
S,'E'' ana not near enough coming q sun.
Ply demand. Cattle are uUitc pIcnciful h,,
VII sen AT quotations Tn. market a. n
Ni"!r y IN "a very good shape The sea son
IN rahnitS opens November J. First lew.
Deer now selling ID To u cents pound
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19THbb"F Er, ~. Wb Io Ut 1881 l4l2
sIs%,5 No, rcd. sl7im sI.7ii:: 40. > hard.
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Charters were issued by the State
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Receipts % apples. heavy: demand good n.
quotation prices. Celery and lettuce cs-
peciaily active: rccetrts light. Potatoes
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RtcHMOSB Hay MARKET.
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.NtW fONk LIVE STOCK NARKET.
,."ars Sc ~ -'f,,nhTr ..-H".ves. hrm:
=: - N trI 49, "N''s' |''"'n s'oo' CO.'S.
calv"t. arrn; vcai-. s;o0a $500; culis.
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ih THOMAS BRANCH s CO. Bankers
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,HoLESAI.E QUOTATIONS On CHANGE
The Glenwood post., 1916-02-05

Early last Sunday morning the Rifle
Methodist church was discovered On
fire and although the alarm was at
once sounded and every effort possible
made by the volunteer deartment to
save the building, the damage is very
heavy, the piano and all of the interior
finish being ruined. Those who are, in
terested declare that the fire was of
incendiary origin and in proof of their
assertions point to the fact that in the
school house adjoining the church prop
erty oiled rags and quantity of oil
were found, indicating that an attempt
had also been made to destroy the
school property. -f.
There has been little dispute about
town as to the correct temperature of
the atmosphere last Tuesday morning,
some quoting the thermometer at 10
degrees below, while IL, IA, 16 and
even 20 were quotations for this COM
munity, depending much on the parties
interviewed, the location and time OF
the observation, etc. There is no de-
nying that Tuesday morning was the
record breaker thus far this winter 50,
far as cold weather is concerned. In
asmuch as there is no government o.
guaranteed thermometer in Glenwood
we must make the best of those avail
able. The lowest quotation which aps
pears to be reliable was on Three Mile
creek where the mercury said l6 below
Here in Glenwood we have heard sew
eral readings at IA below the zero
mark and some at 12, the matter of
local protection perhaps having some
thing to do with the variation. At any
rate it was "plenty cold," thank You.