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New York Curb Market.

Nt:W YCHk D~criuLor 2. Trading on
Tho curb day was pu!"'er than i ~.
boon 4, ii'ur this Nroglt l'rl"rS fpllpT.e!
N. downward trent OF II. "'hrr -u.r't1rs.
in. to III" chang" ~ Tho N.Nt,.u -t.Gptinu.
irlc"Y uhprN"d declines OF frUu frnCiipu-
to NOR" ''tU : points m" create; loss
was scored IN Midv.,l" steel ant "rdusur"
Industrial marc. whole were. steady
af,"r ~" INITIAL 4" line MUlu: shar"g
w"r" not Influenced lbs tho hr.-k In other
ISSUES Sales, with closing tIi and asr,,t
1900 Aetna ENU!"nv"e li.T+. l..Hl MID
val" steel ST. Ass so tuitcd Motors.
90. y = (. 200 Hinc Concentrating. 'Fr. $50
oil OF %cw YORK -. u ~, l.6,l Cos,l"u Re:
10. ~. i.2p CoS!.u III GAS. common.
~ Ilr7. ~ Federal oil. fT6', 80 Met
rou,iit.D Petroleum. =. 81. II ~ Oi,l.
horna oil. u srl. l2..o" Atlanta. 81 10. 100
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Crn.,i. on Cnitnnsccd.

WASHI<C,rpS. December 2I-Th~ Census
Eui"nu announced TO-DAY It's r"p"r, on cot
tonsC"d aud c0ttohs"c.l products for the
Gunr ending october y. ~ fpllowy:
t'oituusccG receive! At mills. . -, 30 tons
crude oil u,"iuccl. il,..5i..l. uouitds. On
hand, '-.i:5. 20 mounds hntcrs "htalucd.
-. 30 L,l~S OF ird fuuul-'s on hulti. l.i ~
baI'~. hull nb"r obtained. t1..it bales: ON
hand. 1857 bales: refined "il p'"hur ~. ~:
g., rs r"undu. on han! q mtllt $3.50 9si
u.!uu-. im""rts OF oil. i-'a.G pounds: ~
rur;S uf oil. 2'.Ntl'a' mounds: exports Il
hn,"rs. uubl"HCh-d. i,.32j runnu: bales {.
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aICIlMnND Line sTrCK MNnkEr.


Richmond Va. December IS. l.l.
R"r.rt for the week ending DcccnDer -:
Choice steers. si2 To -. medium - good.
-. To Y: common to fair. "a To 81. Choic,
h"ii"rs "a. I" :; medium TO good. ~. to -.
medium to good 81. To .. common Ia fair.
- 20 81. ncsi oxen; ~ 20 ~. medium
heavy bulis. 6 To ga light g.. SIP. Rest
calves. 10 To- liis: common. - 10 s,2 rs;
heavy hogs. II medium weight. 30 TO lOS,:
light, g.. TO ga sowS and stags. u. to ?.
Pest sheep. TO :: common 10 fair. ~ TO
81. Best lambs. l0ie to u: common tn
fair. to g.
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SIAN YoKk rRonuCr MARKEr.

NEW YORK. December 2SRaw sugar.
arm. centrifugal 5li: nolasScS 42I. r"-
rn"d. easy. Huttcr and cheese. StcHdy.
Sp"t coffee. steady: Rio H. oS. Santos Is
lOH,
C"ttons"cd oil was lower under scattered
liuuia ton aud lack of outSihN SUPPORT NaN
rcEaiu.d III" carly loss. but other positions
were TO 3 points net lower. Il"S" steady .
spot. l..i; bid; January. II laI l22l. FrUru :
ary. lG0in 30. March. i2,07 rl.aS: hrril.
- ~ 4; Ell; MAY. lHlIfI l2.l2; June !" q. II
IulN iST l. Il:
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: Monument Avenue e. feet west of
| Sheppard Street. December I, 1916,

MVIIUIIltHtI INVtIluc, o. TNet West OF
Sheppard Street. December /. 1916.
$4,000.
tohn 4. l.. Herald ct w.. To ELAN x
Funston. trustees. lot II and portion
of lot is. block q. Battery Court. De-
ccmbcr -. 1916. $3.50.
George T.. DuVal to j. IL. ELAN ct
ais. trustees. lot aud portion OF lots
,. 3, and .. section Q. Smiths hin.
also parts of lots |. =. 3 and 4. section
Smiths lIill; also lots /. ., 3 and por-
ton Of lot 4. section s. Smiths lin:
also portion of section 2. Smiths I'M.
December -. 1916. $3.50.
W. G. Norman to T.. r. Schmidt. trus-
tee. lot and portion OF lot 4. block
?. Battery Court. December 20. 1910.
$3.50
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HUsTINGs COURT, FART II.

The Virginia hallway and Power
Company WAS yesterday awarded the
verdict in the suit brought against il
Hastings Court, Fart II.
The suit instituted against Robert
T.. Kaehlcr by Walter r. Smith. which
was 10 have been tried yesterday in
the Hastings Court, was settled out
OF court
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HESRICO RELEASE DEEDS.
Two Deeds of Reiease, Amounting To
-

F. l.. sutton. trustee. Ia y. \ Hcnz-
man. a0Xl50 fect west lin" Of Green
wood Avenue, at the north west corner
90 Wickham and Greenwood Avenues
December IL. 1915. $3.50.
!. Il. ELAN ct al. trustees 10 S. NJ
o'Haunon ct ais. lot IL. block j. plan
of Ginter Park. December I. 1915
s.I30.S
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HENnICo TRANSFERS.
Two Deeds OF BurSaIn md Sale
AmOunt Ing To- XS2n.

Nice. q. Finnipnn. trustee to j. w.
Ctley. lots tO H. inclusive. and part
of lots . and -. section -. plan of
Bccchwood Park. December -. 1916.
$685.
Eugene Brown. trustee. to l.. n. Hob
son, lot @30. plan Of MontruSe Heights.
December Is. 1916. $3.50.
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CHICAGO LIVE sToCb M,RKFr

CHICAGO. December %-iiOGS: r""eipts.
io"yl firm , Grais - .h"vH EsstHTda ~
5000; mixed. sioiofl 5000. heavy, $40 ~ q
sos: rough. sio:"'l .le31: pigs. So n s.. ~;
Cattle. receipts, l@."E". weak: natiV- beef
cattle. S..?om Sll.S@: Western steers. So; n
5000. sto"kcrs aud feeders. s5On s. Ia. cows
and h"if"rS. 81 ~ u 5000: calves. sS5OH' Si2 -
Sh"Hp: reccints loMp. strong. wcthcrs.
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CHARTER ISSUED.

The State Corporation Commission
yesterday granted the following char
ter amendment:
Amendment To charter OF Home for
Nccdy Confederate Women. Richmond.
changing powers OF charter.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Tn. following marriage licenses were
issued yesterday by the clerk OF the
Hastings Court:
Thomas &. ELLINGTON and Eva Brooks.
Walter II. Ellis and Margaret III.
Andrews.
William i. Binford and Lucy w.
Owens
William VI. Pulley. Petersburg. and
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cuA>CERY DEEDS OF TRUST.
Six Deeds of Trust. Amounting I,
233.353So

S33.353.S0.
l,angbourne NJ Williams TO Thomas
G. Gordon ct ais, trustees. 81 l-2Xl5
feet, south side OF Grace Street, be-
tween Third and Fourth Streets. De-
Ccmber is. 1916, Sl2.aSO.
NJ. Rosquet ct uI.. to Harvic &: Harvic
trustees. 81 ] 4Nll0 feet south line Of
Graham street. 81 feet - inches east
% Erin street. November "a. 1916
sjT4.SO.
Andrew !. Gray ct ux.. ia John r.
Sale, trustee. 30Xl30 feet south line OF
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tire. hrni. 81: saics. 3Ss casiss. receir,s $50
II:nTS' shinin'niS none; sto'i. 273"i cnsks
i.'o" barrels: Shipn. cnts none. sioc< :;
nu;1rr.iS. Quot: 4: Is. =. L. T. +. q. SIS
"G. 90: WV. IS
-, FETERSHuRG PEANUT MARKET.
'TnsnnrtSd bi Rodgers. rlummcr Y 90 Incl
:" Ir.RSRl RG VA. Drceirner = Sran.
III, ~, Ir.rin"rs' stock-Marlct STEADY 81 30
,NirE!hi"H Farmers s;ock Marl<., steadv
rancN Jumbo. Sc to ~" p-r pound. cN,ra
3ac ger pound: Smelling stock. 30 10 as
per round "' - ~ ~
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s"rv"d bring out tho selling orders in
rrcn, yolu,n" aud another break resulted
which nut prices - IL - points from III.
ton There was small reaction toward tn"
close. which was steady. - Ia - points
under the Gloss OF Yesterday. ~ tn" low
est they were - 20. Il under. Ciosnr nil
july. IL "a: October 1870.
Spot cotton. steady and unchanCcd: sales
the spot. 40 bales: arrive. i.n0d bales
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RAILROADS
Atlantic Coast Line
The Standard Rnilrond Of tho South.
EFFECTIVE SEPT. % 1919

EFFECTIVE SEPT. %. 1915.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
for rioriua -nd south: s.ia A. Il ana
500 Il. Al, -:oU a. II.
p fSr : !;ijS 4 $lo ~ NJ, "a 4. NJ. ':ss
For =. 81 W. ky.. West: s.is A. A. ,:kh
A. ~. 500 r. 81. .:a5 +. 81. 't
For Petersburg. 1880 a. ~, Cl5 A. II :
t:it A NJ. s:OO a. 81. $3.50 a. 81. ao3
=. 81. 't;0 !. ~. 81! /; NJ. .b:55. r. IL.
tor GV.us0oro anu FayelieIilIo: 1900 p
.,f.er Hopewel; d:ls a. NJ. 'I:Is p n.
Trains .Triss Richmond daily sos A. n
.i5 A. ~; ?.lS a. ~. 500 A b.. 1876
A NJ; - 10 L. NJ, IL so l., 81. s:li p. NJ
+. IS.
Time OF arrival ard aepartuTa and con.
EcCtlOua
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Cons. Arizona Smciting. Excl 1916: tboo
Jumbo Extension. 2hm -: 700 McEiuley Oar.
rnrh. 3"M -; 100 ,Nipissng. s"s. 100 Hex
Touorah Extension; Ini3 10 10 10000 Boston
and Montana. tSti1i. loo .;rrcn Monster.
..p'2as: 3'vyl Mother ode. iiH b42Is: 1900
Bir Ledge. ~ '3a,. srtt5
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uENnICo DEED OF TRUST.
One Deed of Trust. Amounting &c

j. = Strader ct ny. to John 4.
Welsh. trustee. lots - to -. inclusive.
plan Of Wavcriy. December -. 1916.
$500
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''iitA AGO December sS.--Dcpr"SsiOn which
"e> m"n'i"', In tn wheat market n"arLv
AZ IN" time today seemed to t." chiefly.
!u" to the hctvincss Of New Yor!i eek
quotation The clos" WAS unsettled. /, T."
= net Lover. with May 81 J -, 10 lis and
'u'N ~ l3a'. 70 !.59. Corn lost L. 10 l..
Nnd oats a shad" TO =. Provisions finished
unchanged To * cents down.
WHEAT Omen. High. Low. Close
Do. ----.-.. Let Loo. l6} ~
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Margaret o. Cosby.
Thomas W. White and Katie T..
Carton.
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RItIIMOND uNY MARKET.

car lots
No. timo, hv Observation-Disclosures. n L. N
M. = iimntiI .............. lS 90
No. 2 timothy Observation-Disclosures. nominal
No, cioyrr. mixcd ........... Ia 80 a
No. clover. mixed ........... nominal,
No. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~ IL 90
No. Observation-Disclosures. IL 90 a
sample haS.......... .,.......... nominal
STRAY w, Or.prc.scd ......... &c II 90
Loose pressed. larg> halos.. AZ II 0c
Slit' kS-compres@'d ........ II u So
Loosc-prcsscd. large bales. II 90 a
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
COTTON GOODS

w COTTON GoCDs
NEW YORK. December rs COTTON goods
w"r" St"adN today Yarns w"r" Uliiet.
Mems wear openings attracted many hrv-
Raw silk nrmcr.
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Richmond and Chesapeake Bay Railway Comuau,

Ss.'' ''....- s'n.'.'..c Apru "a. Ivlx
s'hcuuio SunJc,, 10 Change Wuuout
NoIItc.
Trains leave EicHu.unG $3.50 A. NJ IT
al: rs a. 81. A. 81. 40 a 81. II A. NJ
q" ~, T. ~ $40 T.. Al. .. T.. ST. ~ +.
Trains leave Ashland $3.50 a. NJ. By A
A. W. b; ~. 10 4 ~ .'li a. 4.
81 ha:-o T. 81. go 4; A. 1:IY =. Ii.
l.. NJ. hy l. 81. IL + II
oChrrics baggage. 'J4ily except SUNDAY
4 q l
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NAVAL. STORES.
SAVANNAH. GA December = Turner
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Poultry chickens aud hons in splcndid
icmhnd Eggs Market st"ady. Live stock
Market ia good share. N"ais Sc.rc
'nd wanted. RabhitS very plentiful. the
GENERAL market H. ru"h lower and dull
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Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. |

AK tt'a snnr;'', 0 tuss-pa,
" Esd ~, IS y Wlif Ittt '7SsW 'i2IoTa
!s w y Az '']S ~ 'lJ1k is 2SPn .GjsYS.
.nn ~ '!HT, '5]sH ;.oT tsj;fK .l2.Jsh.
~ ~ ltilEN
Hi''nshsillsalri |, sli5 ir --,i ti q IS PH S.s.
.H ~ p ~ f'' tr,tGr'drr Lu,. .d t,u IL is Pv
~ i>!t ki'1. e.h tri. Il, 7.lS ~. s - ~
Ana isis Ht itltH, si'6,s ta s,,, fw tbs tr,h
Elm "a -Iul & "a Iu,,ss. a ,O.i IN, q,
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

:. VI ARkEr CONDITIONS.
good. Potatoes scarce. good Uunlity bring
Ing good prices. Market active OF all fruii
and vegetable, s.
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NEW YORK.. December IS. M"rcamtl"
rau,r :Ti. Stirring: siNtN-dnN bis.
SIN. comiui,~,ttl siNrN -,iav bin. on banks
$Afli., conm"rcial siN'y,day htiiT; - 4
,.r. 1.a,. Mexican dollars, 5,i, GuN"rumcrt
hondr. steady. rt.lrohd bonds easier. Tim"
LnN.- t-.iL.. la LMnnlhs -. "
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Il. II. Singrey at ny. Ia Land com.
panN OF virginia. Inc. lot II. block +
Inter Park. October IS. 1916: tan
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KICuMUNn GnNiN MARKET

and hard. nominal C"ru M . yellow
= az. .." yellow. S>fI 'rii: NJ. whit.
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chairman Of the committee on rela-
tons between railroads of the Amerl-
can Railway association. has resigned
his position, to take effect May Is, to
become traffic manager of the Consoi'
idation Coal company. a-.
Mr.. Hale is son of Edward Ever
EFT Hale, and was born in 1853. in
Boston, Mass. After graduating from
Harvard university. he entered the
railway service as an apprentice In
the Altoona shops Of the Pennsylvania
railroad. He remained with the Penn
sylvania for number OF years and
left that company to go with the Bal:
tImore and Ohio as assistant general
manager. He resigned on January !,
1909, to go with the American Rail
way association. While with the Balti-
more and Ohio he was made chairman
Of the committee on car service OF
the American Railway association and
the same year became chairman OF
the per diem rules arbitration commit:
tee. Those who know Mr.. Hale Will
welcome his return to Baltimore, as
It is presumed his position with the
Consolidation Coal company Will To-
cate him in this city. which Is Its
headquarters.
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Oil and Gas.

The weekend development work
furnished very few competitions and
with one exception all light producers.
Those who had looked for another ad.
vance in the credit balance market
were disappointed. The fact that the
market did not advance has not dis
outraged the optimistic. In all quar-
tiers where the market is discussed
the opinion OF an early advance Is
freely expressed. The claims for an
early appreciation, are based on the
scarcity OF territory that can supply
new production. Operators were never
before SO anxious to drill. but are at
a loss to know where to find the ter.
ritors.
The best completion came at the
close of the week when the Columbus
Producing company drilled in its No,
20 on the Williams Coal companya
property. located on Long Bottom
Run, Cabin Creek district, Kanawha
county. The location is 600 feet south
Of No. 1, on the same tract, and Is
reported to have placed 100 barrels
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5....Pittsburgh

PITTSBURGH, March 27.-Satur.
days short session OF the Pittsburgh
stock exchange brought to close q
rather unsatisfactory week. Peace talk
and the Mexican situation were largely
4oSbIame for such conditions, and &C.
eordiiig to expressions voiced freely
among local brokers, what Is known as
fhesnptown crowd of New York imam
ciersS took every advantage possible
toIdepress the markets Of the country.
There have been few occasions In
which stock market opinions have
been so mixed as they have during
the past5week. Many brokers said the
Absence of demand for stocks meant
that Another precipitous downward
movement Is at hand. But leading
commission houses were just as con-
fidants that the absence OF supply OF
STANDARD issues Just as certainly meant
that asvigorous upward tendency Will
soon start.
There was surprise on the local
curb yesterday when two new high
records developed OF Harbison-
sIValker Refractories. IS shares OF
which were sold at s479. an advance
ola half, and 10 shares OF American
Window Glass Machine preferred at
147;E an advance OF So share. There
were also sold $50 shares of common
% this concerns stock at ASH. an adj
vance, III.
Pure OIL led the local market in
the number OF sales yesterday with
705A shares at 1SA but no advance in
price Independent Brewing common,
with no change in price. had a credit
OF t02 shares. National Fireproofing
200 shares, unchanged and Columbia
Gas and Electric S. shares at 15B. an
advance Of an eighth The bond mar
ketSWas; quiet. Consolidated Gas show
ed Ia sale OF $4,000 worth OF its bonds
at and Independent Brewing the
same amount at 50.
The week showed sales OF 32,097
shaTesgo f stocks and bonds aggrega-
ting $50, 900: Pure Oil led with 4,1o2
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sPEc1AL NOTICES
JUDICIAL SALE.

Pursuant to decree Of the Circuit
Court OF Marion County, West Wiz.
ginia, entered on the 25th day OF
March, 1916, in that certain chancery
cause therein pending, wherein Anna
Michael, and others. and plaintiffs, and
Paul Riggs, and others, are defend.
ants, the undersigned Special Com
missioner. will, on Saturday, the 29th
day OF April 1916, sell at public auc-
ton, at the front door Of the Court
House Of said Marion county, to the
highest and best bidder, a certain par
eel Of land situate on Davy's Run, in
Lincoln District, in said County, con
tanning rs acres, more or less being
the same parcel conveyed to Harriet
Boor by Amos L. Nester and wife, by
deed dated September II, 1901, and OF
record In the Clerks Office of the
County Court OF said Marion County,
in Deed Book No. 107, page 479, sub.
ject to the exceptions and reservations
in said deed contained and to which
reference is here made for more par
ticular4 description OF said land.
Said sale will be made upon the fol-
lowing terms: One-third t1-3) cash,
and as much more thereof as the pur-
chaser may elect to pay cash in hand
on day Of sale, the residue to be paid
in two equal payments, payable in
one and two years from day Of sale,
with interest on such deferred install.
ments until paid, and for which the
purchaser will be required to execute
in favorof said Special Commissioner,
his notes with good personal security
to be approved by said Special Com.
missioner, and vendors lien will be,
retained upon the face ofthe d Iced con.
veying title to such purchaser. as a
further security.
JAMES A.. MEREDITH. 'E
Special Commissioner.
/. w. s. Black, Clerk of said Cir.
cult Court, do hereby certify that the
above named Special Commissi oner has
this day executed bond before me in
the penalty of $4,000, with approved
surety, conditioned for the faithful
performance Of his duties under said
decree and otherwise conditioned &c.
cording to law.
s.27: 4.3.to.17. Clerk.
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!. New. York.
SE;V1iYnP 81; sIarcl, 81 -saturday'a

NETWORKS March q. Saturdays
ftwo:hour session on the stock ex:
change Wal barren. OF interest. Trad
iii vas lighter and more narrow than
usual and the heavy undertone was
4 due to- a combination OF circumstan'
inclading further adverse news
abroad and the customary week
end sSttl ement OF open contracts by
flie Professional element.
week :end news dealt mainly with
geusral trade conditions. authorities
isgTeefng asSto unprecedented activity
Il aIIs the larger lines OF industry
Win an increase Of merchandise dis
ffthntton! Purchases by interior mer'
chants are in some instances stated to
NJ the largest ever known.
Foreign exchange rates were ex'
tremelyR irregular, francs making a
Siight recovery from yesterday. while
Bterling and marks eased, the latter
however, holding above the mtd'week's
minimum.
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ACCENTS WANTED

AGENTS-For fast selling article,
Get our list. The Speciality Mfg. and
Salesman, Wheeling, w. Va. No. 846.
SALESMEN-To sell established line
Of paints, roofing, chemicals, disin.
fectauts and specialties to consumers,
factories, warehouses, farmers. gen.
eral stores, ETC., $50 to 500 weskly.
Vortex Mfg. Co., Cleveland, o.
3-25-1t No. 1888,
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No r. isl =.
cline but when attent Ion was t$urned
TO the notable increase OF hostlities
against shopping the market headed
sharply down grade. The sweakness at
the outset was due chiefly to rains In
the Southwest, where the lack Of ,ade-
quate moisture OF late has been imper:
ing growth. Adyices. however, that
prolonged winter conditions In Canada
and a scarcity oflabor there were VIZ.
tual1y certain to cause "a big decrease
IN the extent Of seeding acreage led
afterward to an advance above yester.
days closing prices. It was explained
that help from soldiers had not bsen
obtained and that farm work on last
years scale appeared to be a physical
impossfbility. Z
Weather OF a kind to retard the
movement of the corn crop brought
about strength in the corn market A
prospect of smaller receipts made
speculative short sellers unusually IN:
clined to weekend eveningrup Of
trades. In the oats trade. bears had
an advantage owing to reports that
planting was actively going on, espec.
tally throughout central Illinois. Il
was said that for oats the ground was
In the best condition for years.
Provisions rose with hogs. Besides
the shipments OF meats this week
were liberal as compared with year
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Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO March 27.-Torpedotng
Of vessels with Americans aboard re.
suited in lower prices for wheat. The
market closed unsettled as@1sc to sc
down at $1.OS1s for May, and $1.06A
@$1. 06B for July. Corn gained 4sc to
Mc to Ac net, oats finished &c to
akQHc ont and provisions up 2Ac to
10c. 4gs
Wheat had rallied from an early de-
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Arthur Hale Joins
Consolidation Coal

BALTIMORE, March 27.-Accord-
ing to information received yester-
day from New York. Arthur Hale for
merry connected with the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad, and more recently
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY loaned In sums Of $40 to $50
to anyone having steady work. Can
be repaid In small monthly payments.
No reference or endorsements re-
CURED. Business strictly confidential.
Address Boxa695, Clarksburg, w. Va.
1.2otf.No.636.
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Major Bell. stationed at Ell Paso,
Texas. will be in charge il another
detachment OF United States soldiers
are sent into Mexico. Mai Bells COM
mand Is ready to move II the war de.
partment decides soldiers are needed
to aid Colonel Pershing, who led the
first expedition after villa.
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FoR ATToRNEY GENERAL.

1 hereby announce myself as can
dIdate, for the Republican nomination
for Attorney General, subject to the
action OF the Primary Election to be
S4 e. T. ENGLAND.
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FORFSALE'-4 year.old mare, sound,
work anywhere; city broke good
familYmare. Can be seen at 304 Ninth
street. Address 304 Ninth street, Fair
mont 3.20.6t No. $40,
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pfaseSmotor and ice cream machine.
ApplyfJ. III. McC loskey & Co., 512 Lo-
.ctiat avenue. Bell phone 907 Con.
775.d 3.10:tt
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

UNUSUAL opportunity to develop a
business Of your own. Several open.
ings in West Virginia for live clean
cut ambitious men. The Anchor Oil
& Chemical Co.. Cleveland, o..
3.25.1t No, SS5.
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FOR .. s. SENATE

Please announce my candidacy for
the nomination for United States SEN
ate, subject to- the action OF the Re-
publican Primary to be held June s.
1916. ,,,-,,rr, {.
Parkersburg. w. Va.