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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-14
Transgresses in Liberty Bond
Speech Delivered at
Pittsburgh.
HOUSE DID ITS PART
Six Times Cost of Civil War
Is Provided in New
Legislation.

Pittsburgh, Oct. 13.-Speaker Champ
Clark at great Liberty bond mass
meeting here tonight reviewed the
work of the recent session of congress
and vigorously defended it against the
charge that it had been slow in finan-
cling the country for the war.
The meeting followed a parade in
which the leading business and pro-
fessional men of the city as well as
thousands of workers from the mills
Of the Pittsburgh district took part.
"The amount of work we accomp-
lished," said Mr.. Clark. lis amazing.
unprecedented and stupendous. The
sums of money appropriated and the
bonds authorized stagger the imagi-
nation, aggregating more than six times
the cost of the civil war. Every dol
lar the government asked for the prep
aration and conduct of the war has
been expeditiously voted by congress.
Nevertheless. we have on one hand
been abused for going too slow and
on the other hand for being extrava-
giant.
Al Parties United.
Il would not be honest or fair II l
did not state the Republicans and the
Independents. as we'll as the Demo-
Gratis, helped in perfecting and pass
ing all these great and important
measures. many of which went through
the house without roll call.
we are engaged in the greatest
war the sun has shown on in 5000
years. No use to spend time in argu-
ing the why and wherefore of our en-
trance into the bloody business. It
cannot be stated too often or too en-
phatically that congress Is willing and
ready to vote every man and every
dollar necessary for the successful
conduct of the war. The honor, glory
and safety of the republic are as neal
the hearts of congress as they are to
other citizens. Why should they not
be? We are Americans. the elect O
the people. The senseless and mali
cious abuse Of congress should cease
Il now state our case in the fewest
words possible" said Speaker Clark
closing his address after he had ar.
gued for the success of the Liberty
loan. mo nation will long endure OF
deserve to endure that does not pro
tect all of It's citizens wherever the!
may be. by land or sea-
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-14
Kid Gloves De Rigueur
When Stealing Chickens

Norristown. Pa.-Pleading guilty in
court to stealing chickens from sew
eral farmers at Washington Square
Joe Sylvester of Philadelphia, looking
more like banker thaG a chicken
thief. was sentenced to year in Jail.
Sylvester was arrested in Norristown
selling live chickens he had stolen the
night before. He was a reg Alar b:,si-
ness man at his Job" dressed in the
height Of fashion. wearirl: kid gloves
and passing out expensive cigars. He
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-14
After Family Row Plays
Dead to Escape Spouse

ST lIt,iiS.--What seemingly was a
tragedy turned into farce ,vhc.f police
answered a murder alarm at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. + ,tcr Doltz, 421
North sixth street. East So. Louis
They found Doltz playing dead or
the floor.
Mis-. noltz had lu;l into q nearby
drug store, tearfully asserting that she
had killed her husband WITH il rolling
pin. When the policemen started Il
turn tls., dead man over he LOOKED
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-14
SCOUTS TO HELP LOAN.

A large number of posters to be used
in the campaign In connection with the
floating Of the second Liberty loan
have arrived. The boy scouts of Mis-
soula have been enlisted by the cham
Der of commerce to cooperate in put
ting them out. 1t was stated yesterday
that the splendid cooperation on the
part OF the boy scouts in floating the
first Liberty loan in Missoula was al
most indispensable.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-14
Thieves Drive Machine
With Brakes All Set

Sheriff Green's automobile. which
was stolen Friday night. has been re-
covered. The case appears to be one
either of nerve or bad whiskey coupled
with poor driving ability. Who the
miscreants wero Is still a mystery. At
present the car is upndergoing repairs
in a local garage. The car had been
driven with the emergency brake partly
set till the gasoline was gone and then
abandoned near the Central school.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-14
May Extend Suffrage Right
to Soldiers Serving Abroad

Washington. Oct. 13.-The war de-
partment at the request of state Off
Gals is considering the practica bilty
of extending to the troops in France
the same privileges as to voting or
otherwise continuing their participa-
ton in the political life of the country
that are to be granted to soldiers train
ing in the United States. The aues-
ton presents many difficulties and no
decision has been reached
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-14
ENTERPR,siNo CONSTABLE.

You're under arrest" exclaimed tn,
OFFICER with chin whisker5, as he
stopped the automobile.
" hat for?" inquired Mr. Chuygirs,.
I haven't made up my mind yet. I'll
lust look over your lights, an your II
cense, an your numbers, an so forth.
l know I can get you for somethin'."-
Washington Star.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-14
CLASSES IN SPANISH.

rhe night class in Spanish which is
being conducted under the auspices of
the Y. w. c. \. will meet at the asso-
citation rooms next Tuesday evening to
decide upon the hours and days of the
meeting. Professor F. c. Scheuch OF
the State university. who is to teach
the class. will meet with the students
at that time. All who wish to enroll
are urged to attend
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-14
Germans and Spaniards
Lead Neutrality Display

Buenos Aires, Oct. IA demonstra-
ton in favor of neutrality was held
here today, Germans and Spania rds
participating quite largely Several
clashes occurred between the demon
strators and the crowds favoring q
rupture with Germany. On several &C.
casions the police were forced to
charge with drawn sabres and few
among the rioters were wounded.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-14
SIGNIFICANT TO MISsouLA.

The chamber of commerce is in re-
ceipt of a letter from the Commercial
Club of Sterling. Colo. which has a
peculiar significance to those who are
interested in the development of the
Garden city" The Colorado city is
issuing q call for contractors and
builders due to the splendid advance
the place is making. 1.-THE signifi-
cance." said Mrs. Richards, lis due to
the fact that Sterling was nothing but
Il backward hamlet till the Great West
ern Sugar company built beet sugar
factory of the same size and output
that they are about to put into opera
ton in MiSsoula."
A book on aviation requires more
study than a casual glance at the II,
1,,f pbi1aIalnbio Racpr1
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-14
Kansas City Has Record
Cattle Receipts in Week

Kansas City, Mo-. Oct. l3.-The Kan
sas City stockyards today established
a worlds record for cattle receipts in
the week which has just ended. &C
cording to an announcement made by
officials. The receipts for the week
totalled 1O0.504 head of cattle and 49,
$50 calves.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-14

MunSiugwcar Union suits
are the most economical
everything considered, no
matter what stXie YOU buy.
All grades of MunsingWcar
are made by the sam"
skilled operators, With l..u
same expensive machinery,
and with the same care.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-14

| out of the corner of ar eye and whis-
pered keep her away" He explained
that he played dead after being hit
to avoid any more punishment.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-14
THE DAILY MSSoULIAN SUNDAY MORNING. OCTOBER a. 1917

became o regular patron of livery
stable in Philadelphia, hiring team to
follow his occupation as sewing ma
chine agent"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-14
TAKING GONZALES BACK.

Mexico City, Oct. bit is reported
here that General Porforio Gonzales,
who recently revolted in the north, will
reach the capital tomorrow under a
heavy guard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-06

Janunri 81. 1877. TAX $3.50 $40
William Ellyson - ais special COM
mss toner's. 10 K + REYNOLDS lots :
tNu ). square :. plan ot Highland Park
1o,nphnN. January -. 1917 s2.ooo
James T CarrcAl 20 James n. Car
NNenue between Monument and Park
AVENUES January -. 1917. $4,000.
Jeanette w. Miller e; VIII 10 Anne T..
sampson. lot :. block T.. Gintcr Park
January 81. 1917: tax So. $40.
Hoos"t ". Kent. Jr.. ct ais. 10 Earl
n stokes lot =. block A. t;int.r park,
January -. 1917: TAX s,6o. $40
, ,.i 6oxi=6 fee; norih line OF Car
street: January |, 1917. S245O
Mcchanirs Savings Bank 20 John
Mitchell. Jr., l5xlc9 feet north line of
i,rcSton street. - feet east OF Third
s,Eeet, December 80. 1917. tax Sl.ao,
:. Mechanics Savings Bank TO \. V.
N"rNell, il Ii l-2N,a feet known as
IL and l29 West Jackson street. De-
Mary T. Brown n" 10 f ?G G Brown.
.iNllo feet east line of Twenty eighth
street. 80 feet south Of Tate street.
January IS. 1917; tax 81. $40
y William J.. Tyler ct IN. TO James
Park; January 80 1917. sl.iOO.
Wills t. smith ct ais special con,
miSsioners. 20 II. NJ Smith. Jr. lots |
to \, inclusive. in square - plan of
Fiverview February .. 1917. $500.
q, Robert w Than ct ais TO Walter F.
Williams ~ ny. 10 feet : rs inches BY
III feet north line 81 Marshall Street,
east line az Tweuty-third Street Jan
uarN 81 1917. 81 800
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-06

vice, president. and Roy Mathcwson--
III of Farmvillc: George l.. stuart. sec
rotary and treasurer. Farmvillc.
Cape Henry and Virginia Beach
Water Corporation Norfolk. Maximum
capital stock. $4,000: minimum. $500.
PURPOSE: acquire water 10y purchase.
d"volopincni or otherwise ana furnish
water in l'rtnccss Anne County. Rich
ara ID. Cooke. y. cHdcnt Perry w.
kuth. vtc"-DrcSidcnt: John T. Clark. L..
X. Wilcox and Thomas IL. WILCOX sec
Rotary ana trcasurcr--all of Norfulh
Limestone. Inc. Shtwsviilc. Maxi
mum capital stock. 500. 900: miuimuiu,
$4,000. Purpose: limestone mining.
minerals and metals. -. l.. Vaughan.
vice president: A. NJ. Maryc president.
and 5. q. Sncad. secretary and treasurer
all Of Shawsvlllc.
Wyth"villc CRYSTAL Ice Company. Inc.
Wyihcviilc Maximum capital stock,
$4,000: minimum. 10000 Purpose:
general ice and cold storage business
Robert L. pcircn. president; c. IS;
Thomas. vic"-prs sidcut. AMI George :.
Sexton. secretary and trcasurcr-all of
Wythcvilic.
Certificate OF authority to do bust
ness in Virginia issued To Standard
supply aud Equipment Company u
PENNSYLVANIA corporation. Maximum
capital stock. 100000 james M"J;raw.
Ir.. Norfolk. named as statutory agent
Purpose: wholesale aud retail machin-
cry and tools.
Amendment TO charter Of Triangle
Film Corporation, Richmond. incrcas-
ing its mas iinum authorized capital
stock from s5.oog.000 to $4,000. 900. II.
T.. Aitkin. president: w. y. Scligsbcrg,
secretary.
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters were granted ycsterd.,y hy
;he State Corporation Commission As
follows:
Boaar,h Timber Corporation. VII
liamsburg. Maximum capital stock
100000: minimum. $1,000. Purpose:
general real estate business, purchase
and sell standing or manufactured tim
Der. w II. sharp. Philadelphia. Pa
president: W. y. Bozartii. vice prcsi
dent williamsburg: Eugene W. Fry
Philadelphia. Pa; NJ. q. Wright secre-
tary, Philadelphia. ia.
Merchants Advertising Exchange Cor
poration. Richmond. Maximum capita!
stock. $4,000: minimum, $1,000. Pur,
pose: TO do u general advertising and
publishing business. George L. Hart.
president; l. y. Barlow. secretary and
treasurer: \. l. Jessop-all Of Rich
mona
WILLIAMSBURG Properties Corporation
Richmond. Maximum! capital stock,
$4,000 minimum. $4,000. Purpose
general real estate business James T.
Sloan. president: James Il. Branch and
John Sloan. secretary and treasurer
all OF Richmond.
Barred Rock Poultry Corporation
Farmville. Maximum capital stock,
$4,000 minimum. $1,000. Purpose
general poultry and egg business. \
T.. Treakle. president: 4. y. Watkins
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cHANCERl DEEDS or TRUST.
Eleven Deeds of Trust, Amounting


Powhatan !. lalmorc 81 uX. TO Chew
ming X Boxley. trustees. 3Oxlsl fec,
north line of Floyd Avenue. 240 Ia fee,
w"st Of West Street. February /. 1917.
Sl.5S6.
}. Lee Davis ., ais TO Elan & Fun
stem. trustees. 4oX60 feet east line OF
Avenue. February. >. 1917. sl4.75o.
Harry Il. Sanford TO w. $. Robinson,
trustee. e5xlo0 feet north line OF Moore
street. - feet west Of Ca. Street. jan
uary 81 1917. $1,000.
r. T.. Reynolds ct uN. 10 Z. A. Lam
caster. jr.. trustee. lots and S. square
!. Highland Park COMPANY. January
y. i9I1. sl,lS0
Virginia Realty and Construction
Company. Inc. Ia j r. Carneal. trus-
tee. 100 2-3x90 feet. known as .. l. s.
s. 10 and II King street; also lo3 4-6x93
feet. known as /. ;, >. :. and II King
street. February ]. 1917. $500.
Earl T.. stokes ct uX. 10 Fla m G. Fun
stem. trustees. l00X250 feet east line OF
Chamberlayne Avenue. 700 feet north
Of Lahurnum Avenue February ..
1917 $6.490.
Calvin S. Matthews IT NY to Lewis
TYrcc. trustee, 60Xl"G feet north line
of Garrison Street, 100 feet east of
Cowardin Street. January /. 1917.
s".l37.20.
Jane H. Duke to William y Pizzini
and Aubrey Bongcrs. trustees. 45Xl4O
feet. north line OF Broad Street. 30 feet
west of Altamont Avenue. October 20.
1916. $500
Roher, y. Wildborc g, ux. To John T.
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:. rn,curr Court OF ArrEAI.s

The United States Circuit Court Of
APPEALS Will convene here this morn
ne log til" February term. with Pre-
Circuit Judges Knapp and Woods and
District lUdSc Dayton. OF tho North
rru District Of West Virginia. in at =
tendance. II is expected that the court
'u-day will hand down several opinions
OF Importance.
The case IN cal! to-day is that OF
William ia Mci ii9Ds"n. app"iiant.
az Great Britain and ireland. Limited.
appellee. which is in this court on APP
peal from tho District Court at Lynch
burg. /; will he argued by T.. 6. Moon
and Attorneys Caskie & Caski". %
Lynchhurg, and ~ Warren Wall, o.
FarmNillc. TOR tho appellant, ano by
John NJ. Colt, of Washington. and Vt
torneys Coke e Pickrcll, OF this city.
for the appellee
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! Melton. truntcc. :3Nl35 feet south line
Uf Hanover Avenue. Goa D.: feet west OF
N,SsN
lnmcs nr"oks To j. T.. Bradley. trus-
rprk February !. 1917. $500.
Albert Y. Norrcl. Jr.. 10 Mitchell g.
GRUMPY, trustees IL i-2NT9 feet. known
az ~ nud ~? West jackson Street.
Nc,cnlbrr 70 1916 {2.41S
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Calvin Martin and Minnie Il. Knight.
BUILDING PERMITS.



Helen -. Anderson. To erect three
frame dwellings, east side of Griffin
street. 10 cost SlV.0DO.
Helen D. Anderson to erect frame
dwelling on west side of WeStwoud
Avenue. between iIrookland Park Bou-
l"VaId "uu Essen street. To cost $500
Atlantic Construction Company. to
erect two-Story brick apartment house
north side az Leigh street. between
Dinah and Elizabeth Streets. to cost
$6.500.
Mrs =. w. sutherland. to repair brick
dwelling. ilJ Hanover Avenue. TO cost
S2.397.
j. A. Clarke. IN erect frame dwelling.
39O2 HUI Street. to cost Sl.JoD.
old DorniniUn Iron and Nail Works
10 repair steel shed on Belle Isle. 10
cost $1,000.
T. h, Herbert. 20 erect frame garage
EOS Graham Road. To cost $500.
Helen -. Anderson. to erect frame
dwelling on east side Of The Terrace
between Rogers stree. and Bacon Road
TO cost $4,000.
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NI-N NOTN, F'N"N~rN ." ENN sI--f,
steady. centrifugal ASG: rol.ssoS. c.et; re-
'ir"i. Stcad% Butter and cheese. f-Ul.
$40, coffee. uuis; Rio rs To Santos Is. ,7's
COttonsccd oil was sharply higher on &C
tive short covering ANA professional sup
port. induced by the strength IN lard and
cotton. and the hotter feeling in Wall street.
FINAL price, Ae to - points net higher.
Sales, 400 barrels 'ios". strong. S0ot.
- - bid Fctruars. T. 500, 80 March. i25J
q l2S'. Apri', l25h u l9.J.: MAY. l-.o' ~ l. 80,
Juno. i@.30d 100; July 1881 = .: Angus.
a. 8; n l. 40. September l2..S u ESQ.
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HE:NRICO TRANSFERS.

Iw" Deeds OF InrEnIn and Sale,
Amounting 10 S2.0NO.
Elizabeth V. Lee To w. H. jackson
lots 8, >. and :. in Eobinson's block.
in bradford Heights. November rs
1916: tax 81. $40.
w. H. Jackson ct ux. 10 L. n Ed
wards. the same property as described
in deed next above January %, 1915:
tax 81, $40
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RICHMOND Nv. STOCK MARKET.

q :
HiC hmouu. Va. February b i.l.
'h"ig" steers. 10 81; medium TO good.
=. 70 NJ: common :" fair. So :" -. Choice
h"if"rs. to si.; medium 10 good. =, To ~:
common To fair, 5's IL -. Choice COWS. o., 20
:: ineIiuin To good. s.. To si.: common To fair
=. TO -. Best oxen. t" -; medium 10
god to !, common 70 fair 10
Heavy hulls. So TO -. light 20 T. Tnet
caves. ~ I" l.. common. to 10 Rest
heavy hogs. l.: medium weight, IL. to
ll"p; shuHtS. "a. "a -. sows and stays.
/. to ~. Best sheep. 81. to ~: common TO
fair. to. .: best lambs. l0'2 I" II. CON.
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B0ED LIST

~ -'' w 3rSaSs r.psr IS ASIA, \
!, = J.. = and y : ,aaRSdi, ~ ~
,'hc"anc.k" and obi" 90 iicS......... Al2
che -. peak" ana ohio CIV "S......-. ....... 81.
rcCi, and Myers 5s ................ !oi's
Mercantile Marine ns thidb ..... ..-....... On
Sctbogrd Air Limo adj 5-............. .5',
Srui h"ru Railway t. tISl"dt ...........-. -
Southern Railway ~ ............... To-. lult.
HDriSirr.g I.........
l. Registered 3d. l.l. ,hId, ......... l0D':
l ( UcEistrrcd 4 los thtdI .... ITO
/ s reg Panama is 1861 ,ntd) ~ i6l
r'aitcd States s-.cl : 5a.......... lrf
VA ca ,-hcinic.I & '........ inoi.
Va Car chemical "v Observation-Disclosures. 10.
Va Hy and Power 20. u.s. tu,kcdr ...... .2i9
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NCEuY RELEASE DEGDS.
Two Deeds of Release. Amounting 10


Leroy T.. Brown. trustee. TO Percy
v ilson. 3Ox90 feet south line OF Nit
Chrll street ut east line of Cnbcll street
February |. 1917 $3.50.
Stuart Bowe. trustee. to Joseph l..
Melvin, 81 l"Ni2J feet south line Of
Hanover Avenue. 81 sal" feet cas-, Of
Sycamore Street October IS. 1915.
* O0I 80
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REAL ESTATE
AND COURTS
tnANtERY TRANSFERS.
i"uricrn Deeds ct Hargnin and SnI,
AnnIIufini. In

\ II. r"osricll 81 ais to James G..
prina:d, lot Of land and improvements
Known as ii" ana AZ Carter Street.
February >. 1917; ta& 81 $40.
w. j. Parrish 10 John i. Wicker.
i2Nl3i feet north line OF Grace street.
l3+ feet west Of Twcn,y-eicnth Street.
February !. 1917; tax $3.50. $40.
E"trhm l.. Robins To Harry T. San
ford. :5Nlcc feet north line OF Moore
street - feet west Of oak street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-06
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The clerk OF the lIuStinGs Court yes
tcrhay issued the following marriage
licenses
James Il. Campbell and Elizabeth Il
Walker
Stanley e. Moore and IIclo!sc I Lie
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-06

NtN YORK, February s. What there cas-
Of '"-Gar'S curb market WAS Il wal S:oc'.
:n.-ket and on "a" bun side Proiit taxing
carried some ~ rho most active back. hut
prizes ranged considerably ovcr nr"virti.
''N"'- iudnsl rial w.r" compare tivcIr
in.r' "NI"nj In IN" munitions and allied
ISSUES Mining stocks were quiet The
St"udHrG Oils led E., general recovery In th.
oils S',es. with losing bid and ASKED
prices
,.inooo Aetna Explosives 7n5',. io9 Canadian
Natural Gas. Il" !: !l.a,O Maxim Munitions
!H'. li,W' NiS"9.c Steel. I6I. n .y;t3. :. 100
United Motors. 81. 10 ri. i.1 standard on OF
\"w York 700 q %o2. POO standard oil of New
Ie:s"y, .ioe; iI5 2."o Cosd"n :: 30. Ref.
-. n lai,. 1000 C".i"u oil Gas. common
i@ls /" u; %. Federal OIL 505t-: 2.ECo In
terHrti"naI Petroleum. i.Is n ~. 1000 Not
r"n"li'an r"troi.um, I@s~.'s: 5000 Okla
norma. common. II a. IL: 500 Atlanta liT. Is;
500 ~: i."dc" g. -. 5000 Boston and
Montana. CO., 40; so" calumet aud Terom..
~, r. Is: 200 con oli!atcd arizona Smelling.
- - -" ';oidn"ii consolidated GGT 65:
80 |r"Nn Al9mS'"r. :. u 4 u; 100 Jumbo
ENi"n";"n. 3'I#: l9Yo Mother Lode. 4om4l;
10 Nip'SSinG =, :" -: 300 i."N Cons ida ted,
Im,"f; 800 Su,"c-. |H35. l.5o' T"nci.ar
Extension. go i5.lr. 200 American writ
inr Papcr. ~, n ia; lr0bH Midwest oil. 10 ~
liom!ry Oh. s. al 5000 sinciair oil. % Z. ST..
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rETEkSDuHG PEANUT Marriott
u. nor ~ o. RmdE.rs. Ilunmcr e Co. Inc
i'f.I ..ftSBtRCi, VA. February i--S,a'r-
h-Farmers' s.""iS-NIarket steady at sL42M
pcr hu>h"I
Virgin s-Farncrs ,tork-AIarket steady
Fancy Jumbo. Axe to 80 ,,vr pound: extra
prime. -" 10 - per pound; prime. SIC per
pouna: shellinE a.oCk y, 20 $50 per nnnnd
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
CoTToH GOODS

%EW YORK, February Cotton so"ds
AID YARNS wcr" st""di'y with tr"diu: li-h,
today. Dress goods were flTru"- Raw silk
was unsettled ia foreign markets hut quiet
mere. MARKS Is w.r' generally stcaGicr.
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Atlantic Coast Line

~" ; ~, i,V i;aiisoaI e Tic south.
.TI.iiS. Tx tx r.. 'AhHE NJ & i9i;;;
i, 10 81 !, r,%r'In a"h South: 81. y: NJ. and
;, For Norfolk: c;i5 Is. 81 800 A. NJ. 3.oo
i. w., loo J.. NJ. ij:IO L. ~ ' ''''
For =. ". ny. Wcat. G:I5 4 N o.,o
y. ~. 500 :. NJ. ?:Sa T. 81 ~ W. 80"
t"r petersburg: i2:51 A. NJ SI, 4, Al
S:is ~ A.; sou ~. NJ. $50 A. 81 s:oo
-. NJ, 100 j.. 81. '4:io l.. NJ. S:6, r. 81
1:3: - NJ, ::36 l.. NJ. l2:iO Midnight 49,
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