davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-20
era Paroanoer.

lNuS N'UHuluUi.
Set ioo Ell Sio mcgct mi@ligt I'D
mcb I~arspcrtcn / Naroangcr. Cen
pcobolocnoe Serfc, iom ieg nGpnte
ont / mibt iorrigc @rcp, trltebc meo
at tililltetgierc Sorbaabninger ON
enoo9 ct miooela SpltEobptte. Sag
eiter Sag og llge eitcr llgc meo
Sorfe % &orme ~prcs'coe erbpcr
Cradle @Goe no al Sorben, % iorat
giere pnbt pGrre berieoeS Mger %
@ra al Sfaoeiniefter. Gnoelig for Ell
llaes Sib iiocn fom Megnet, % oct
fom rigelig. Wteget bill rcttc q Jig
beromfring; men / mangc 0elc al
9anoct er Sfaoen uoprettelig, ielp ON
Ser III fommer Tcgn. Spcr Gillian
oct bolber Ssrfen Jig frenloelcs.
st tort WiSIionsmeoe afbplotcS
Spnoag ben 26be Wtai / 2pitcie.
@eiret bar oct beoite, pg Der moOte
meget Solf. M~isiionspreit Sspif og
Yreiten g. Greper pr9oifebe til Sei-
mesie / Splteiefirfen, og ON gftermlo-
ooaen bar Der Sorebrag og 9isfus-
lion. ct Offer paa Ilteret I'll SEQ
ningemisiionen inobragte ODER 800
&roner.
Spmunerbalpaaret er WeoerncS
Sio; men iaar bar MA paa @run0
al oct panifeliqe Waoipergsmaal
moattet inoifrGnfe Jig. st iterre
llngoomlSitepne / 9piteie blep aflpii
% ogiaa andre Santmenfomiter. Oct
or nenlig life ligetil at ta9e imob
Sunbreber at Wenneifer / gp9oen,
l,aar Hationeringen er giennemfert,
og BET er pberit fnapt ON De nebpen-
oiaite 2epnetsmiolcr. Naar Son
refer / pore Gage, lifer DC fife at
hale paa Hiitcbommer.
&panl ifal MT fud e9c1 Oiitrifts-
lage. Sor flere slar iioen blep Oct
/ Serreosltpret beitemt, at 2Ggen
iflllbe bIipe boiat / 9piteie. Geportc,
mentet bar ogioa III, peota9et benne
S%clllitnlng, o. Oct er bclternt, at ino'
til piberc - til mar iaar ppfert DOT
torboli9 - ifal Softoren DO / Mrne
Steines Srs / 9lmoanes. 3 "llti-
bpgbi" - Norbcimilino o. SteinS-
oalen - er man misfornsiet meo
oenne Sroning. Eoituabner N.
Sanopcn bar ianrlet llnberifrifter
paa Ell Senpcn0elie til Serreosltpret
ON, at Horhcimiino maa blipe GOT
torens 9ppGl. SerrcbSitpret iait.
holoer imiblertib i'm 9eillttning
iiproelesbeb ha Den er goofienot al
Iepnrtemcntct.
SrnoabrilgcrlGrer Inoers lluber-
bal tolte 17oe Wtai / Sprpe o. Sefie
ltngoomslag for fulot Srs. Set bar
en- poffer Gale, baaret irem al Sarme
oa &iprligbeo for Sagen, iom Dor
itcritc og opreite Gag. Salererl
nGpnte sc "feorelanbsleie" % De
"9ltoleie"; Sc lom en- iaaoan Gag iao
biemme og er iure pg grGtne og ifri-
ger: "gort meo SGorelmloetl Bort
nco &c%ligionen!"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-20
Sea leb az @aloeiten," ffripe,

Sea IeO AZ @aIociteu," ifrtuer
@r. @jaiom Studs ira Touroe.
&nO, "oq irIen 2pge furbe bi9lpe
mig. Soa begnuote ieg at BRUCE
2r. %eter3 aurifo % ieg bier itert
% iriit. Sea f5Ier nloeIes itorortet
eiter 9rlIgen al oette S~PguiobsI.
Gcrme qomIe, ueIprspebe SamiIie.
me0icir iRige5 fife al Gpotefere
Nui5 Ge or ir~teresieret, ifrip iii
Or. Tetcr Sabruep & Cons Go,
Chicago. I'll.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-20

man on uo9lc Sitcr al Eoraiinioocuc,
iom citcr Slqcuoe ltol la pouiolocnoc
Gpue til at lGttc.
Npgocn er Datfcr. Ell al &c uatrclte
GcItInuo@buQocr mes Gplcuclicr !
6iclocnc. Gen cr lulQ oq iriit lpul
0cu lDic %euitog omtrinQ ocrL %
"SoIfic" bar un0cr lin &cuTQeliQbco
Gifen2 III - Gifcu, iom cu0u, uorcr
tor % opcrmooiN i Stranocborm "
@uri Gionc5, 2oit6u5, % Spar
6epcli0, Nantrc, bolot @ru1up oen
lite ,<mni. nils N~ullono, Neroc /
Guitcie, o. Gliebcr Ol2ootter 2niteic
er uUlIq qiitc; Ilaeioo &riition ).
Rpffic % Marta 5. Ncrdc.
&riitinn OF bans 9ror U}artin,
iont begqe fon tilboae ira Nncrito
Tor ell Gel Nor iiocn, bar fisbt boer
i'm Yorcel al Sar2bruQct StoffolanO.
0opc0Rrugct cic9 mt al oerca ploitc
Nror Siur. Otter lloifiituiuqcu 9aa
Rpffic llpttcoc ocrc3 6or. $srgcn
Rpffie, BERTH, buor Der er rpo0et o9
Ourfct mcgct.
Grplup icirc5 pan Sop 0en i30c
Suli al 6rf. Netro &ratIon0, Sop,
% Nr. Clop Nrcfte, StrunoebarnL
=
SpoeinIo / auom Poet auartnl 1918.
Barn Clu NiiffieIiou 5tciuc. y
Mar qml Ecuiioniit EARS : @cr,
pen, 50 Aor S6ne Sigrio J. Slide.
S3. Barn Raqnd Aruc2otr. 6ptie,
~ Mooueo. Giqe Gmo Cl5otr.
Zniteic, So. aaarmuno Siur Cliou
5tcinc, 50. @uar0br (oritein On
Qelion &uQun0, - Smc0 Ola Sans
ion lorpc, 3S. Some Abeloua SHUTS
str. 9lf5nC9, 63. Barn Gli Cliun
lorpe, : W6r. Gute NerborQ Tor
iteiu90tr 0it. ST. Some Nnua 9{il
len. isbt &otnen. 81 Mar. Blge NINA
Claootter Notueu. Cater til Ola
,<ouiou @otneu, cr uullg 900 al
0ierteieil; bum bIeu IS Ndr qanmcl
Sre6ug oen 12te Sui. tioIig ON
Worqencr, orufneoc iorbenDprenoe
Sdnobanoler / Norhcimiuuo Cars z.
RoSielauo / 5tr6mmcn mellem Do
uanoct % Sieeu. San ifuIoe 70 no
iii 6ramue9 pnn Arbcioe OF too fin
9auo o. uiloe Qieuucm Str9mmen.
ION oar nofiun trio, ga oct par no
ilPret: =. Ro5ielan0 Dor nemllg nh
ueO &uuoct. CT lIoet Stptte opcuior
Str6Umeu. NaQ0eH pPlte0e OF Ro5
leland fom / Si5en. San bolot liz
oppe, iii ban par orcpet neoooer /
RPrheoen al ~Soltorp" (1iatoni5ie-
biemmet) men GA gif ban tilbunoa.
Ger ito0 iSolf poa begge Sioer AZ
5tremmeu, og ser bleo itrur giort
Gorieg paa al tomme Wlunoen nj
biGlp. Glere Raaoc roeoe Ill, men
Oct gif altio en- Iio at mansurere !
Sen tribe Strem. On 10-t2 Nj
uittcr nj man Sen ioruIpffe0e on oco
Niplp al en- N~auoShage; men De lh9r
OiQite Splipuiug2iorieg bite iig iruas
t%eslsie. Siuet uar u~0iluttet. = e
Rosielono par en- fien6t @tano her.
omtring. San 0rep Sauobanoel |
mango Mar / Rorheimimo San
opcrtog oen ganIe "SanoelS. 90 Cor
bruqsiorening~ iom blep oprettet tio.
liz / 70.gorene, Otter Arne 9urfie-
la>Io opertoa ban aasiererpoiten i
gifer Pripatbanf, boilten Stiling
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-03
SURPLUS RESERVES LESS
u THOSE OF WEEK AGO
A"Str
Net Demand Deposits Show Decrease
H.. OF S07, 100000 and Loans
S4G,OOO,COO.
$40, 100000 INCREASE IN LOANS
Stock Market i'nvorably Affected
When Mexican Petroleum Opened
Down Two Points and Broke Eight
i. :. More in Few Minutes.
ny BnoADAs WALL.

NEW YORK. November 2.-Surplus
deserves. according to the clearing
were nearly sSO.000.OO less than a
week ago, while the average figures
showed decrease Of only $4,000. 900.
Np9sits decreased 100000 and loans
$4,000 .000 while the average state
tpcnti showed a decrease OF $4,000. 900
IN pet~deman nd deposits and an increase
fof. *26. 900. 900 In loans. The local re-
serve banks weekly statemen; reports
a I40.ooo.0o0 reduction in member bank
deposits. Government deposits held
bX clearing house banks were $4,000
900 at the opening OF business to-day
S2rrr-,.fSo 100000 less than a week ago
rms decrease strangely corresponds
!. exactly with the contraction in surplus
reserves
From the war standpoint the stock
market too day was favorably affected
heXican Petroleum opening down two
points and broke eiEn5 more in almost
r. Tany minutes. With that spectac-
one. TO sell short. and with a rcailza-
lion that the significance Of the Mexi-
can dispatches had been exaggerated
me stock recovered and closed at 15S
Perhaps the most important event in
Inc financial district was the sharp re-
noHery In the price of outstanding Lib
crty loan bonds due to Treasury De-
pSrtment and banking buying on the
advice OF the local Liberty loan com
}nttee Likely the uneapectcd strength
2,Rsshese issues will serve as shock
Hesorbcr when bonds OF the fourth
ioan are admitted to trading an mo
Exchange on Monday. Both the sec
'"no and third ~ sold as high as .S
.-Iorn Products common. which was
reper kabiy active to-day and FRIDAY
second only in point or turnover TO
xnilcu states steel common. is widely
TIPPED around the street for at least
!Gn points. While the cornpnnys earn
lnFs are conspicuousIy good the cur
PeHt speculation is based uDon the nos
SInintE that the company may be per
Wltted 10 inaugurate dividends on the
common stock. and. more important
Mat inc Supreme Court may see At to
fhsni 'ne company's appeal from the
sCircuit Court decision.
) ~Pethlehem Is was again under at,ac,.
ard broke TO GO 5-S. a record low II
recovered somewhat. steel common chi
ooWn as low as 100 4. but recovered
ana closed off onc-half a poin, from
inc previous final Crucibip Milvale
ana INDUSTRIAL Alcohol came back after
srinays smash firm feature was
southern Pacific, in which issue in
towing lis growing
sxSnatever may be the course of
STOCKS. prices and whatever the statue
OF inc stock loan situation there Is ono
and notcs---,hat is daily
1pressthS us opinion that the ncarncss
or peace means higher prices for fixed
income securities Supplies OF high
Ssaae bonds arc scarccr than they have
heen In years and al, hands arc b;d.
nlHE up values rapidly. -H- -;
r.sEw nCEk. NPscmb 2.--,Nercan,iIe pa
a .naIn. siH,y,nSy hilia on bank }ss.i.:
St.H's: cable. $40 ais. C;oyrrnm.n, Ho n!.
tUohE: r"iiroad bonds firm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-03

cent Of the refined copper IN the United
states last year, and the miners OF that
state are putting forth every possible
effort TO exceed that record this year.
but Ike every other state. Arizona Is
suffering from u labor shortage.
The United states government Is
looking to Latin America for this
country's tanning materials OF the
future. Experts employed by the gov
eminent have listed twelve woods
io2 barks. nine leaves. three roots and
seventeen traits and seeds that grow TO
the South OF VIZ as yielding materials
OF great value to the tanning industry.
Inc War Department recently am
hounccd that more than 5000 gas
masks for horses were being turned
out daily by the gas defense service.
and that they are being shipped at once
10 france for the use OF the anima:s
employed by the American expeditions
AIRY forces.
In an endeavor to increase the rice
production OF the Philippines. mainly
for shipment to the United States, the
lnsular government. encouraged by
agents Of the United States. is coloniz-
ing the fertile valleys with natives
taken from the more denscly populated
loca liticS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-03
SOME FACTS FROM AFFAIR
industrial Notes Telling of Some o
the Things Going ON In
Foreign Lands.

India is considering irrigation pro-
jects that will affect about 10000 900
acres OF land.
Among other good things Siberia has
rich deposits OF graphite. used chiefly
in the manufacture OF lead pencils.
Japan has found valuable deposits of
coal on an island in Nagasaki harbor
and close TO Sascbo. its largest naval
station.
Australia has extensive forests. but
owing TO lack Of sufficient railways and
shipping facilities. a comparatively
small amount OF the timber has thus
far been cut.
Spain has assumed supervisory con-
troll OF all national mining concessions
already granted or to be granted
producing potash salts and other sub
stances entering into the manufacture
OF fertilizers.
At its station in North Wales the
Marconi Company has started school
for the training OF women in wire
less biography. 1t has already been
hlled TO overfowing and the expert
ment so far is success, the women
making frst-class operators
Palestine possesses remarkable salt
mountain situated at the Sou>h end
OF the Dead Sea. The length OF the
ridge Is six miles. with an average
width OF three-uuarters of mile and
the height is not far from GOO feet
There are places where the everything
earthly deposits are many feet In
thickness. but the mass Of the noun
tain is composed of solid rock salt,
some OF which is as clear as crysral
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-03
GREATER COAL MINING
New Companies Of Coal DIEEer~ Stnrt-
ing Out and Old Oucs EnlarG-
Ing Their Operations.

CHARLESTON. WEST VA. Novem-
Der More new Comnanics are being
chartered TO dig coal in West Virginia
and many of those already operating
are charging their facilities and in
crcasing outputs. The Eagle hydro
ducts Company OF this city has author
lily from the Capital Issues Committee
TO issue Sl5o.ooo OF securities 70 cniS)lc
it TO make additions to its y-product
coal plant.
Cleveland. Ohio. parties, acting with
a big Pittsburgh concern. have pur-
chased 500 acrus Of valuable coal .lno
in upshur County and commenced 10
develop il. Their headquarters are at
NolSa.
The Braxton County Coal Company
OF sutton. has hecu Incorporated with
$4,000 capital stock to develop mines
in EraSton. Chicago and Michigan
capitalists are interested in this ven
turc.
Pennsylvania and New York parties
maze Incorporated the Hice Coal Com
pany at MorEantown and will com
mence work at an early date.
The Charleston tO-opcrativc Goa!
Company has been organized here with
100000 capital stock to operate mines
In Kanawha County.
y half dozen or moro smaller COM
panies have been Incorporated within
the last TWO weeks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-03
'ck PENNSYLVANIA and Tennessee
pltaISts are tho incofporators and

stock. Pennsylvania and Tennessee
stockholders
\ conference is to be held at BAY st.
LOUIS, Miss. early in January TO ar
tins municiDaily owned electric in
terurhan railway between New Orleans
ara Mobile. in accordance with the
PROVISIONS OF the acts passed several
months ago by the mississippi and
Louisiana legislatures empowering
munlcipaiitics TO cooperate for the
construction. ownership and operation
or interurban lines
None Of the sash and blind fac
tories or New Orleans will use any
nouncement made by John G.. O'Kclley
federal Fuel Administrator for I.ouisi-
ana. AS a fuel conservation measure
1ney are. remodelinE their boilers so
mat they can use the refuse Of the
shops: The saving is expected to be
very large.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-03
NATURAL BRIDGE FOREST
TO BE GREATLY ENLARGED
United Stntes Government Ips Ar
ranged to ifuy lt,W0 Acres
More of Virginia Lnnd.

BUENA VISTA. VA. November g..
The United States government. IL Is
reported here. has about completed its
plans to purchase additional lanes TO
enlarge it's Natural Bridge Forest. The
report has II that something over
1000 acres are included in the agree
incnt TO buy. and the sum Of $4,000
mas been fixed as the price for the
same The bulk of these acres are in
tins tRockbridgc) county and the re-
mainder in Bedford. IL few acres lap
ping over into Amherst. all being in
and near the, corner OF Rockbridge
near Natural Bridge. where the four
counties come together or very near
together.
This purchase. added to tho present
holdings OF the Federal government.
VIII constitute Il forest reserve to -ro-
tcct the sources OF water SIMPLY for
streams which enter naviSabic rivers.
The forest. it is stated. will be open
to use by the public under reasonable
restrictions. The property will he
under the control of J. III. Fahrcnbach.
supervisor. whose headquarters are IN
this city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-03
ALL AROUND IN DIXIE
new Enterprises BObbing Up All About
in the Southland, From South

in the Southland, From south
Carolina to Tcxax.
The Grey Rock Spring Company has
been chartered at Eateaburg. S. c.,
with $4,000 capital STOCK
The Appalachian Mica Company. OF
which j. X. Earle is president. has been
chartered at Walha!ia s. G.
The Soperton Lumber Company. Of
Soperton. Ca. lately Incorporated with
100000 capital stack. has been or
Eanized and started business. j. T
McAndrew is president and general
manager.
The Florida Fertilizer Milling Com
pany has been Incorporated At Ocala
with 100000 capital stock.
The cotton seed oil mill OF the
Standard Chemical Company. recently
burned at Troy. Ala. at loss Of
$4,000. is being rebuilt and will be
made much larger and OF greater
capacity.
AT Penn. Texas. the Texas Kentucky
OF company has been incorporated
with 100000 capital stock The com
pany is already boring for oil.
The Chattanooga Coal and Products
Company has been chartered at Chatta-
nooga. Tenn. with 100000 capital
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-03
----------------- - --------------
ALL OVER THE COUNTRY
nricf Items Of Industrial Interest From
All Parts of the United
states.

Japan is buying army horses in this
country in large Jlmbers. It's agents
going even to the state OF Vermont in
search ot them.
Women arc being employed in the
manufacture OF brick in tho town OF
Wilmington. Pa, where millions or
brick arc made every year and where
laborcrs are now scarce.
In eighty-thrce cities OF the United
states patrons Of the street cars have
tho "6-ccnt law" is being contested in
the courts and pending decision con-
ductors have TO give receipts for the
extra cent to secure passengers in case
the law does not hold good
ArizOna produced moro linn rs nor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-03
Wear Packing pinrt ncbu,,a,n-

NORFOLK. VA, Novcmber The
Banks Brothers Packing Company,
whose extensive plant here was burn.
ed last summer at q loss of 100000.
has completed plans for the rebuilding
OF the plant ana ii ~ in accordance.
with the ,:anS to have a much larger
The cost OF the new
meat packing plant will DO not less
than 100000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-03

Nearly every day now new work Ia
commenced here and hereabouts by tho
United states government. \ New
York contracting firm has commenced
work on the giant chimney and smoke
stack for the mine filling plant This
work has given employment to anothe e
large number of wcll-paid hands.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-03
RICHMOND hay MARKET.
Whoichale Quotations on EXCHANGE
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. November There were
narI<e, to-day on covering and trade bug.
Ing After selling al c6..9 early. January
the genera! l..s closing barely steady a,
ne; 'S.nGe OF 10 10 t3 points
The market opened steaGS at a decline OF
TO 20 points under continuation of the
r fe,,eh seii ~ ~ movement with December
after the call. The overnight selling orders
wer% quickly absorbed. however. and the
The Weekend This was promoted by the
nr per nonoG s1 he rsak
OF las, Monday morning; and it is likely
So ed0 By On the sn sp
p PEI ;.Il,s, OF better trade demand. Brok
W BE he b ,ss Er' nsS
there was other trade buying which
MIN sceoan 00 This NG Gsmsna @ Sad
not active or aggressive. but IL suggested
rally which carried December w to = IS aud
March to g - during the middle OF the
levei a,pd fluctuations later were Irregular
with the close showing reactions OF Z 10 IL
good trade indicated continued nervousness
with conditions unsettled by tho talk Of
The end y w snG hf ehen ssa
eiin,ions OF government goods orders
ernmcnt 10 civilian busine sa: Frosts were
reported a, a number of points in the South.
early map was IS degrees at Raleigh: and
the outlook was for fair and warmr wather
NEW YORK. November Port movement,
-Midd!inE. :.525 bales; stock. 0os35 bales
Total to-day at all ports-Recepts, &c $40
bales: stock 1915. 6Sl bales. .t'3
Total for week at all ports-Receipts. x, 97s
bales.
Total for son-Rece!pts. 1.57s.5o7 bales:
exports ssI,4os bales
NEW ORLEANS. November THE price
OF cotton made further wide siumps to-day
q selling movement appearing on the open-
ing and being in force for some time after.
Mainly. II was a reflection of the declines
in New York over the holiday here yester-
day. BEFORE the session very old prices
were lbs 10 l52 points under the close of
Thursday. Realizing by shorts over the
weekend and moderate volume OF fresh
long buying checked the downward move
rnent and brought about recovery Of about
50 points. Last prices showed net losses for
the session OF 81 to I04 points
Bea rish sentiment was encouraged by con-
tinued talk OF the declaration Of peace.
which many traders think Is in sight, he
ing depressing influence. and aiSP there were
reSorted OF the cancellation of large war or
ders for cotton goods. These rumors. how
ever. were officially denied by Washington.
The cold weather over the belt and the
probability that II had damaged the top
crop to material extent had little effect
decline.
Spot prices here were marked down by 80
points. which put mlddlng at 1850 against
the low price OF the day for December
OF $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-03
Chemical Plant Goes to Louisa.

LOUISA. VA November n.-The
Graselli Chemical Company. OF Clove-
land. ohio, concern capitalized away
un in the millions. has acquired prop
erty in this county and has taken out
,natura liza ton" papers before the
state Corporation Commission. max
ing to all intcnts and purposes
chemicals for various PURPOSES
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-03

barrel Factory Coming nj Woodstock.
WOODSTOCK, VA, November .
Tavenner e Grave!y have about com
pleted their plans for the establish
ment here Of an extensive barrel fac
tory. BARRELS and boxes for fruit pack
ing will he the principal products of
the new factory although its output
will not be confined to that class OF
work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-03

yesterday average. butchers. $50 n Is N;
hGht .1H lo.DJ; packing. l1.15M IL 80: throw
outs. 10 or %: pigs. choice. it.6FriGp,
Cattie: Receipts. 500 head: compared Irith
Il week ago, beet native steers strong 10 10
cents higher; others mostly steady.
sheep; Receipts. 500, head compared with
a week ago. fat lambs and light year!ings
:. 20 % cents higher. feeders and sheep
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-03

NORFOLK. VA. November 2-The
IideWater Bank and Trust Company
OF its bank building. which will be
only for banking purposes. 1t is To be
OF limestone and brick, with tile and
wood noors. The contractors have al
ready commenced the work
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-03

corporatcd hero. with $4,000 cap.taf
stock 10 operate foundry and piaw
WORKS at NeSuvtus. In this county c.
+. Mangus is the prcSiden, of tho COM
pnny and w. l.. Humphries is the see.
rotary treasurer =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-03

NORFOLK. VA, November o.-The
Liberty Iron and Wire Company re-
Gently incorporated here has organized
with w. a. Parish as president and
4. II: Davis as secretary. The COM
pany has secured a site and will i'm
mcdiatcly establish plant for the
manufacture of STRUCTURAL stool
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-03
NAVAL STORES.

tine firm. Go: sales IS casks: rcccipts. s
casks: shipments. III casks: stock. 1857
Ros.n firm: sales. az barrels receipts -
barrels: shipments. 6a5 barrels: stock. Gs,3s5
Quote: B. D. f. 1870; +. 1875 G. Haa: Fl.
Nt.: l. h6) r. 49, NJ l5.ip: " 80:
VIC. ljIs WV 1900
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Small CoaI Mine Mt coc,s,rn.

CoEEURN. VA. November 2.-The
Gibson Coal Company recently in
corporated here has been organized
by the election of G.. NJ. 7. Gibson as
president and l.. G. Banner as secre-
tary-treasurcr. The company Will
at the start.
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as 10 oualii

GENERAL MARKET CONDITION.
Market In good shape and everything sell
ihE We'll Rabbits .-Scason opened November
l. Rave your shipments here on time 10
s s Top prizes. yenti!s,e all boxes TO save
ncstlnS. Dressed poultry, hogs and ALI
dressed stock will do we'll weather permit.
ting. DO not ship IL too hot weather
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK November Cotton goods
to-day were duict with an easing tendency.
Yarns were nu!et. Wool goods were dull
teady-to- wear cancellations have been re-
ported. " -
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CU1cAoo cRAIn MArKrr

. CH1CAGO.' November Corn averaged
lower to-day. chiefly as result Of the
beariSh char7 rter of war Developments The
market closed unsettled at "A net decline to
!, advance. with December La to 1.13E and
January .l4A to ll4A. Oats gained ~ to ~
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