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Grand Forks herald., 1918-08-29


five miles of Ham
WITH
The
o as stmanan efusedo be
Takes Noyon.
With the French n Field
m)Noyon occupied General Fubert
The French
Ito pursu
The fall of Noyon thouh
hold Noyn
of
Renaud whole
o nto he
One railroad through Non the valley
Noyon canal
% =
Noyon highway
southeast Another
King the Nn 76 and Hugh Gapet king
Grand Forks herald., 1918-08-29
DRUNKENNESS
CAUSE OF THE
:. BORDER FIGHT
One American Soldier Was
Wounded in Small Up
rising Last Night.

Nogales, Ariz., Aug: 29.-Drunken
civilians on the Mexican side Of the
border were held responsible today
for the shooting which occurred late
last night which resulted in the
wounding slightly Of an American
soldier. %
Rrigadier General DeRosey c. Ca
bell announced today that everything
was quiet throughout the night and
no further trouble was anticipated.
Reinforcements have arrived here
and are going into camp near the
eral reinforcements were arriving in
Nogales. Sonora, and entrenching
were denied here today.
The American list Of dead was in
creased to four early today when Lieu
tenant Luke w. Lotus, wounded in
action during Tuesdays skirmish.
,died in the base hospital. His home
was given as Laredo. Texas.
Quiet Restored.
Washington, Aug. 29.-Major Cen
eral- Holbrook. commanding along
the Mexican border, reported t. the
war department today that quiet had
been restored and the border re-
opened, the situation at Nogales hav-
=, Of the military authorities.
Officials are satisfied that through
action Of the American and Mexican
commanders border troubles will be
suppressed without further serious
difficulties. III
Another American Shot.
Nosales sonora, Aug. 2as-During
the skirmish Tuesday afternoon be-
tween American soldiers and Mexi-
cans. armed Mexicanss entered the
Consul Mcclure and Consular Clerk
> e. Tooley to leave the consulate at
the points Of their guns, and Tooley
was shot and wounded, according to
an announcement made by American
Consul E. M. Lawton, here today An
investigation is now in progress, he
said.
Conference Satisfactory.
Washington, Aug. 29.-State de-
. partment dispatches from Nogales
tween General Cabell and Governor
Gales has been entirely satisfactory
Governor Gales giving his word there
would be no. further trouble. When
there was some further Shipping from
the Mexican side. the, governor
promptly put Nogales, Sonora, under
martial law. js 9ts
Mexican consul Zertuchi at Nogales
/, also advised Ambassador Bonillas
that difficulties had been satisfactorily
settled. It was stated at the embassy
that Governor Gales sent to the bor-
der to stop the trouble ..'at all costs, .
is firm friend Of the United States
and has crushed out all activities of
German propagandists In Sonora.
Grand Forks herald., 1918-08-29
!: NAY n 3 CONTINUE OPERATION.

Washing ton. Aug. %. Authority
was granted to Il the New York.. New
Haven and Hartford Railroad COM
pany by the interstate commerce COM
mission today to continue its oper-
through subsidiary companies The
railroads. petition had been before the
commission since January 6. 1914.
Grand Forks herald., 1918-08-29
James Gerard Chief
Speaker At Picnic

Race Track, Mont Aug. 2s.-Judge1
James w. Gerard. OF Montana <ad
New York f6fmer ambassador to
Germany, is the guest Of honor and,
the chief speaker at farmers' picnic
here today. A wide section. Of the
state is represented.
The farmers are enjcSing dancing
and sideshows and fund is being,
raised for the Red Gross.
Grand Forks herald., 1918-08-29
BRITISH ADVANCING SOUTH OF SOMDE RIVER
AND HAVE CAPTURED SEVERAL TOWNS IN THE
REGION OF PER0NNE; GERMANS LAUNCH ATIlACK

Pocket on Southern End .of Battle Line Being Emped But
There is Little Hope That Allies Will be Able to Cap
Large Number of Prisoners---Germans Stood
Firm And Fought to Last Man in Rear
Guard Action Near Nesle
Grand Forks herald., 1918-08-29

ssSs.s WEATHER FORECAST.
North Dakota.-Partly cloudy
tonight and Friday; warmer In
southeast portion tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-14

northeast corner OF Moss SIDE Avenue |
and Hsnrico Boulevard. September Is.
Leroy T. Brown and IL. Grim reck.
trustees. TO Edward y. Calisch. Nos. |
l.nS 70 ISL. inSipSiys: East rrankiin
Sissst o 1ss9S 81, n[IfSuinr' a,
Streets; November i. iieis; ,ii.lsO
A. nd j. Ghe wins Jr; as 'r w to
cral street. 4lx5G fee, Urreguinr) north
line Federal Street, 80 feet west OF ST.
John street. oe,obcr IL. lsiS: 5000.
II. Epes, No. 2li6 Grove Avenue, .Sx
$50 feet north line Grove Avenue. ST
feet fee, inches , s3st Of Sycamore Street.
Is f.; Lorraine I R St trustee, to Rosa /,
Street; iexia2 feet west line Twenty
October Il. 1918: s224.
w. T. Redd and B. Z. Wherry. trus-
tees. 20 Travis IL. Epes and Mary thus-
feet north line Grove Avenue. 81 feet
4 inches cas-, OF Sycamore street. No
w. l.. Eedd. trustee. to L. Q. Wen
denburS, No. 1903 stuart Avenue. 81
fee inches by loe feet. . inches north
line stuart Avenue. 90 feet vest Of
$3.50
,rI Edmund nana2lph Williams and
and 1927 Ashland street. 42xI25 feet
south ine Ashland street. ,. feet ems,
1915: sl.2lT.7o.
Tomiinson hasten. No. sos Sorth
line Meadow street. 1879 feet . inches
north 81 H:nover Avenue November
c. l.. Denoon, trustee, to o. F. SUIT
ton. lot II. block c; Park Place, e5xl12
Der g. 1918; $1,000.
Bank Of Commerce and Trusts. trus
tee ~ w. \. Jones. lots 81 and Sc.
sgxl3o feet east Line Twenty eighth
Mill Road, November S. 1918: SOL.
:, Leroy l.; Bro% s1,o trustee to Fannie
fee; north line Cary Street. l0S feet
inches east Of Addison Street. Novcm-
Der .. 1918: 1896.
Leroy L. Brown and b. c. wher,y.
trustees. TO Fannie r. Kerr Nos. 22iO
TO 22l4. inclusive. West Cary Street,
50 feet 4 II inches by III feet north
Of ADDISON street. November 5. 1915:
=. n; Mcclure; trustee, 70 I: p. Hes,
Ter Anne 80 5oxss fsst wesa na
Magnolia Avenue. 1918 fee; south OF
CraiE!c Avenue. July "a. 1918; sI37. 80.
lanes Mullen, trustee. to J; Y. Pas
corner OF Brook Turnpike and Meirose
Avenue. November u. 1918: $4,000.
~ j. c Z, and u noxisy
1913 Hanover Avenue. 23xla5 feet south
side Hanover Avenue. 20i feet inches
west Of Strawberry Street. November
Perkins, End P. D. perl<ins, &c feet S
inches by 100 feet south line Baker
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Reel Estate and Court News
CHANCEt> TRANSFERS.

4Is s{sse s.' :sa I? ss
south line .wcs,hamp,cn Avenue, %
b. -. lsls: tax $3.50. So. u'' oe'o
t.3 North Thirtie,h street. Is feet 10
i ;,rns; By "a i2e fest Gus, line Thir;is.n
Ma,iida sien SS h"H and " w M ,bus.
bandb 20 ..iGrr Marshall. lots y and
- AMI 5ou,hern SO feet or iot
iirresuj.:i =, northwest. So corner ~ ~;
McadowhrIdre Road and Highland
View Avenue. November G. 1915; tax
Marie l.. Parsons and TOWNSEND A.
.hushnnd) to L /. neI.aney; los /? TO
10. inclusive. block T. iO0xl30 feet
south side Grac" street; All on map
Of John T. SheppArd.s estate, scpiem-
". IbahneN Realty Corporation to
Curly. on plan OF Moss SIDE. 3sa.e5S
nue.. 200 feet cost Of Moss side Avenue.
January !, 1918: $1,000.
lula NJ Mchonoueh and !. i. thus-
hand) 20 Lillian Il. walker, Temps feet
and Front street. being lots ls and
- and eastern IL of 10, II, block {,
q $500. October II, 1918; tax $3.50.
r, J. Bsattic and Het,ic G.. twifc>
ward. ioNi2c feet south line Boulevard
81 81 rect south OF southern line OF the
bonievardt between Main and Cary
November 5. 1918: iax sl2. sio.
E::2aheih " Lee to Arthur l. Straus.
% ards e estate so1s5 Of e John narn shG Inn
Acaument Avenue. 1.o77.30 feet cast OF
nos.nSaih Road. October so. 1918; tax
twifel 10 Arthur l.. stra . lots OTIS 80, 81
md 30 block G. map of John f. ,shep-
n rin,., estate; si4oSds5 feet north line
Roseneath Road. Assumption Of lien
Of $4,000. October 80, ISIS: tax $50
Henry G.. s,raus and Rita p. twife)
TO L. l.. Delaney, No. III south Eichth
street 2Sx5o feet west side Eighth
S SnSembsr Canal AID e Gary
Emma Robelcn and Mollia Robelen
to Minnie n; Bailey. No. SIG North
TIVE StrTe' l5xi22 fee, wsst
north Of Clay Street. November ~.
1918: s2o0O -
F.. w. Randy and Lola w. twife) to
hanW. No. 1905 Barton Avenue. G5xIa5
feet east line Barton Avenue. 100 fee:
o nGFh lien Of Of sisc6 sEess 8
Florence y. Beaver and Ira 4. fhus-
hand) TO W. r. Clark. No 314 North
Twenty-fif,h. II feet 9 inchns bv I25
feet wcst line Twenty-ifth Street be-
tween Broad and Marshall Streets. As
sumption ri lien OF $4,000. August 10,
Ann, Anna Stricken Rowlcs and J. NJ:
Lamb Avenue. lots 6 and T. block ~
Barton Heights 5oH117 fert west line
Lamb Avennc. 80 feet sout', of Dove
Streets. Assumption of lien OF Sc, BOO.
October %. 1918: tax .i.5h. sIn.
Rosa J.. Francis to j. l.. Grafton. No
Sns North Twenty sixth street. 16x13o
feet west line Twenty-sixth Street 81
feet north of y Street. November Z.
J & stradcr to r. H. Folmar. o..
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Liberty County. Ca. lot 8. block %,
Barton Heights. S0xlls feet at south
east corner Of Lamb Avenue and Bat
$40. =
,-Orin B: White to Peter ]. White. COX
- ieet inches north line Main street
~ rect l incn west Of Meadow Street.
december ~ 1918; tax $3.50: $40.
Marjorie Lee Sims and James Henry
Shusbsnd) ct ais. 10 Wi:iiam A. Holmes,
nos. 80. and sos North Thirtieti.
street, 2SSl3? feet east side Thirticth,
aeS ieet north OF Street. September
-, 1918: 1865
W +. Drinkard. Jr.. and Fannie A..
twife) TO W. =. Wilson. western part Of
lots 10. block 80. Highland Park. III
tect North Highland Street on west
800.
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PROFESSIONAL SELLING
BRINGS ON HEAVY MARKET
United States Steel Barely Held It's
Own. Although 1t Js'Sclling
Under Far.
WAR STOCKS ARE STRONG
All Operators Are Agreed Tint Sc
curitics Have Not Yet Hit the Bot
tom Mark, but Will Drop Still
Lower.
ny BRoADAN WALL.

SEW YORK. November 10 Both
s pu%s and sr9tess' q, selling Of
an extent that the whole market was
neavy. United states Steel barely held
rs own in spite OF the fact that IL is
dend Of 3 IA per cen, TO come off at
the end OF tho month and with two
Hears OF big business assured. One
crucible and Central Leather. for in
stance. holding even better than United
States Steel. The oil stocks were fair
hnitaiit", notably Linsecd and Distiliers
Ire only thing that Is certain in Wall
nov. is that The stock market is going
down. IL it does II will be the first
time the margin traders and little
specuia,ors ever bea, the important
best character. and especially so In
standard issues. Much OF the selling
ment Of the brokers who. being Unable
10 incrcase their loans and being there
iofc unable to encourage construc-
i've market. arc advising customers
10 let the market alone or sell In the
nope Of picking stocks up at lover
leve!. The money committee may b"
stG va :, ~isey In iorb;ddinF Gons'r n,,
rs action is one OF the mos, remark
able develop arcnts Of the var con
diti3nS Ike those al present never eX-
SIZED before. there is no one willing
TO criticize the bankers. They may
DC right.
ORE SHARES ADVANCE,
INPEC'r BOOM IN TEXAS
Advance of Great Northern ore GER
i!hcate8 Was due to knowledge that
whatever price tho finished material
may be. vast quantities OF ore Will be
needed
Teaxs and Pacific Railway stock has
been absorbed for several weeks by
strong houses on the theory that tho
State OF Texas is III for boom along
ma manufacturing lines.
Washington reports that at the con-
ference Of the steel men H. was de-
cided there should bc no cut in wages
Just now. The opinion is expressed in
Washington that this means there will
he no reduction III prices for some time.
II can also DC added that il neither
laOpr nor prices are 10 be reduced
tho reduction viii be entirely in volume
Of production. With the war over and
certainty Of abundant labor material
nobody is going TO do extensive build
ing AT present prices The only crcep-
ton viii be urgent work and public
building that can he done regardless
OF financial consequences.
NEW YORK. November is-pr.me m.r-
tanhe paper. G. Sterling sixty day blis,
t7.i. romn.rciDi si.ry day bile, A5?i. ::
demand, !iie cables. sI7s3 Govern
m'nt bonds. steady: railroad bonds. heavy:
lime loaus strong. si1ty and ninety days
and six months bid: call money. strong !;
rrinE rate. 6; ham, ar"pctsnces. 81.
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acres near Bottoms Bridge. Novsm.,
bcr IL. 1913; $3.50.
Lillian I. Jackson to Il. T. Jackson. i,
2i3 acres east side car line on Green. ~
wood Road. November I. 1918: ,aT
81. $40. ~
3. Rand Wexford and J. Il. Welsh.
special commissioner to Captain Charles 4
Banks. lots 33 to 36. inclusive. block u. k
section =. Highland Springs. October
81, 1918; $3.50. -
NJ. r. McLaughton to ]. 3. Yeamans,H'
62 acres northeast line l5-foot road. ad-
Joining land Of G. w. Mayo. James Ford
ct ais. August 81, 1917: $500.
H,ennsr T. Grawley ct ais. to W. y.
try Farms. August Q. 1918: sT45.50
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HENnIC0 TRANSFERS.

Frank =. Read to G, IL. Hornbergcr.
200x250 feet on Holly Avenue. near
Grove November Z. 1918: $4,000.
X. IL. SinE-ey and Lulu L. (witc) to
Land Co. of Virginia, lot ). section q.
northampton. October %. 1918; tax
S2.2U. $40.
y. Campbell and LYDIA w. (wife) to
w. e. Wells. northern so feet of lot 3.
SECTION b. Northampton. October 81
loiS. tax ST. $40.
T. VI. House TO ID. n. Bianton, Elsa
acres or south side PcEich Road
,Grccndale." October 25 1918: tax
S2.io. $40.
Mary y. Herman. Joseph +. Herman
ct ais. TO Joseph T.. Herman. lots 80
Capital View March IL. 1918: $50.
frank ID. Read to John j. Shaw. lots
2s. 81, 80. IS. block j. section .. High
land Springs building lots. September
L.. 1918: tax soc, SIS.
3. ~ Perkins TO George II. Bolzt.
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RICHMOND LIVE sTOCK MARKET

no,ort To- ih, weck s Se1TR TTards1 -.
Choice steers. 13,:1tc: medium 10 good II ID
,3e: common te fair sSsns: choice heiters.
mon to fair. 799c: choice COWS. sx a. ioitc:
n Il, aSm to S.s good 7Sss Gommen 70 fa,
O Cannon 1nen 10 fsr men,gT to good nsa
heavy bulls. aNslic: light. 7G7Ec: hest
calves. l9c: common to fair. ipi6c: hest
Misc; best sheen ine; common to fair. Gore;
spring lambs. li6l7c. -
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On the Curb Market.

NtW YORK. November is.-1he mos; I'm
roEiani feature on the curb ma iiet to-day
was the growing Interest In the independent
o. stocks. most OF the speculative activity
being concentrated In that group. Advances
In stocks IKE Midwest Refining. which
opened ~ i."fis we're followed by declines.
due to SOM. Erofit-taking sales. bIt the de-
mar u Increased on receasions war stocks
were quiet and without impo.tan: change.
Following - the list:
40, Actin. Explosive. =.NCT.: 1900 United
Motor. asis n3i: 30 Anglo Am- r!can Oil
re;roieu'n. i:a. u itE 900 Metro. Petroleum.
ltn u: 20 Victoria OIL: new Stock. q. -. {;
100 Okla honta y. AMI r.. ga {. ~. .'cQ Al
lsnta. tEs; $40 Big l.cdEs. li!9l7 .,5oo
BOSTON ana M9ntena, t'GE; $50 CRlume;
crs. ii3:ls@l'.: roo Gnidncid Com. :?a -:
Lode +oT A.. 30 E!pissinE. Si.6s,.. 40 To-
nopah Ext. lsGIt..
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CHICAGO LIYE STOl.K MARKET

CHICAGO. November 12-Hoss: Receipts
la.ooo head: market opened strong now
steady To weak: general average abou;
steady with yesterday. Butchers. I77ofr
1865: light. lI;lhMlSe5: packing 1850 q, II 60:
,hr"wou,s. i'sS q l6s: pigs. good TO choice.
Cattle: Receipts. 5000 head: native and
Western steers strong to Ii cents higher:
butchers stock and calves mostly 25 cents
higher.
sheep: Receipts. 10000 head; fat lambs
strong. mostly % cents higher than yester-
strong.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS.

markets to-day were quiet. intimstions
came came from Wnshinston that early action
The iailk Industry Intended To so into strsst
December l. and to sliot wool for civilian
needs. II MAS reported that permipsIon has
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COTTON MARKETS.
Richmond Va NoYsu1ler II

NEW fORi>. November 1.-The sSEres-
day was checked to-day W orders from
is ashinston that no further short sales for
speculative account be permitted in the cot
ton market. :, big opening break was fol-
lowed again later under renewed liauida-
lnet decline OF 80 TO is points
ne S o%ir was sniTeme asys s and
Tiers which had accumulated after tho max
pmnm break OF yesterday. II seemed also
good many selling orders from the south.
Ind all months i,S, made new low ground for
below las, nisht.a Closing ,Enres 10 s p1nts
Fold ct $3.50 ard March at So. but fresh
ts,Iing was CHECKED by the action Of the
Ithe initial , offerings had been absorbed tn.
* x and 81 ar s9ye to sGa
ehou, 1875 10 l43 points from the loves, be- e.
NEW YORK. November I3-rort move
rss: SaP% sass b s'Sss ''a' bales
ss: Exports "a baes ssSsE s :;ss:
TG's 0s es psah ss ~ S H9Ttsheee0t' o.
| Votal for season, Receipts. I.795.oo9 bales:
Sor;s. i,o;oSt5 bales.
N XIV ORLEANS. November 1,.-The usual
ioush trading was greatly restricted BY
Ciut'HS iurthet snort selling of con-
n (cs for speculative account Thi. order
li3used the greatest surprise. and called a
hat 10 the bear operations that have been
skrder way for some time. The telegram
N Prohibiting short selling was received he FOR =
Rlhr opening prices were off 200 points on The
lhoei active months on the first cali. and
III apparently the decline would have b.en
B)yider but for the rule limiting dailw
Rsuciua lions to $40 bale. After thc frst
Hush Of selling shorts started 10 buy covers
BINDING almost no sellers. rhe 2oS-poimt rnic
HAD to be applied to the upturn which foi
Htwed. spots were marked down 100 points
f$ hich reduced the quotations on u,ddiin .
No 2ais:. The closing prices for December
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cHAscEnY DEEDS OF TRUST.

William poran to Edward !. Blake.
i5": :ees 60 n s3s SG pr Thr r
$ i. oE Enes and M iiis s $ }wfe,
Grove Avenue. Essiao fest NORTH HI line iins
Grove Avenue. 81 fee, inches east
OF Sycamore Street. November 5, 1918;
Dorothy FRANKLIN and II. Is. thus-
Ills West Avenue. 20 fee, II - inches
IIxo 10 70 feet north line West Avenue,
Der !, l9ls; $4,000.
Carrie G Taylor and =. Sterling Ohus-
40 feet at northeast corner OF Third
;NEcnus and Custer Street. November
IL, 1918: 3i71o
". Purcell and Cary Ellis S,ern. trus-
tees: No. liz South Eighth Street. 25x
90 feet west line Eighth Street, be-
Der /, 1915: $3.50. NV e"'-
Mailie Davenport and Samuel =.
3hSsS %n11b ' S, F. NJ BoSiey. trustee No;
inches by * feet 6 inches (rreguiarl
Mesi line First, street, 1874 feel sl-i
ine"e 5o. n Sn. o. Jackson Street; also
inches cast line First Street. lao feet
Forth OF Cou;ts Street. November s.
Richard Gray and Nora Z. ,w!fe) to
Leign street, 2.xle5 feet north liae
Street. October 80, ISIS; $3.50 Oh oak
V. l.. Thompson and John Ihusband)
20 Gs3rss Hoopccr. trustee. lots "a.
llsxiO4 feet at Northwest, corner or Af Of
Third Avenue and Burns Street. No
rember 6. 1918: s3.7lo.
l.. l.. Delaney and T.. Lillian twife)
TO John NJ. Purcell. trustee. lots S, .
and 10. block L, 75xt30 feet south side
Grace street. as shown. on Map Of John
Sheppard's estate. November S, 1918;
,S%if<l to John II: farsei. ."9 9Tus Zee
+ Sheppa rd's estate, 5oxl30 feet north
line Grace Street. November 5. 1918:
+ W Dabney to Alvin y. Hu,zler
and Frank r, Sutton, Jr.. trustees. s
Side. ass.25x52s:s5 feet north line Hen.
Avenue. January /. 1915: s5.SSsai. n
Mortgasc-Ed Tomlinson hasten
and 2,n Herman l.. (husband) to wallace
ow Street. 2oxs5 feet inches west line
Meadow Street. 100 feet inches north
9 p5,s HI e sio Avenue. November IL,
Zee; No; SOS i, North Twenty-si sixth, isxIa2
teet west line Twenty sixth Street so
ISIS: $500" 500. OF y street November d
j. r. Paschall. Jr:: and Alice Hore
N"lie) 70 american Trust COMPANY. lot
/. block l.. Ginter Park. Staov230.a3
Grregular) at northeast corner Of Brook
Turnpike and Melrose Avenue Novem,
Der II. 1918: $1,000.
III. b. Francis TO l.. w. RylanG trus-
tee. No. 1905 Barton Avenue. 65xI3s
feet east line Barton Avenue, 100 feet
north Of HOOPER Street. November 5.
Fannie r. T. HSse,rr 10 Ed II: Brown
West Cary Street. 65 feet 4l-2 inches
by III feet north line Cary street las
feet inches east of Addison Street
October !. 1918: $3.320.
Laura j. Hicks to q. w. Gay trus-
tee. No. 23le Fairmount Avenue 20xIlo
feet At southwest corner OF Fairmounr
Avenue and Twenty-fourth Street 20
vcmher IL. 1918: sI.54o.9S.
William 4. Rhodes and Dollie r..
(wife) to Pollard and BaEby. Inc
trustee. Ne. IL North Twenty third
November !. 1918: $1,000.
William \. Holmes to Edward 6 and
william $. Rose. trustees. No S07 and
sos North Thirti"th Street 2SxIS2 feet
east line Th:rticth Street. los feet north
of y Street. September 25. 1919; s61l50
CIIANCERY RELEASE DEEDS.
T.. c. Moorefrid and Alfred Blake
trustees. 10 +. w. Dabney Realty cor
pOrat ion IL 10 ncres tnclndino, y -
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Street, 40 fee, east OF Prentiss Alley.
November Il. 1918: s2.65O.
man. trustees. to Emma G. and Henry
l'carce Atkins. No. 500 PARK Street.
20x3oa fee, east limo Park Street at
south line public alley 20 scct wide,
July -, 1919: S2.950.
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BOND LIST

Am, ricsn WritlnE Paper Is 'bih)....... 81
MIAMI" coas. l.;rr Is' " b!il: ........ $50
y =. LII. and =. col tr. * tbidl ...... -
s =. i. cons % Baltimore, ioii,. s.
hes. ard ohio COM. iEs ,Ss!.edb ...... 49,
hcs ana ohio conh: - Odd ............ sst4
l.4Irc;t Aad Myers Tobacco as............ 81
i.orillard Tobacco 60. Observation-Disclosures. ~
Mercantile Marine s~. Observation-Disclosures. 1914.
S-+board Ar i.lne ref. tS.................. eli1
Seahcarl AIr Lilac H,!t. Observation-Disclosures. :.
Southern Railway e. (aSkedb ............. 80.
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U. ;. !,cEi-tS''d -. 1870 ,bt,l, s.
=. ) !tcEihi'rr,i &. 49, 'b!di............. rS.
q s liberty 'o1n Observation-Disclosures. IS -
4. =. Liberty loan "a Observation-Disclosures. &c @
" ; Liberty loan 81 Observation-Disclosures. 81. .6
>. lltery loan f' it.s................. .k.lv
Y. ;. Steel Z. .........,,............. -
= 8rG"" brDs ,tts tW. Va taskedj ~
NE--'a ar 'hPfuit1l 20. lst 1s...............
Ea.-Car Chemical ConS. es............. 50
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ocen given in Scotland for the manuf2c tur
OF VIDE burlap for the iinolcum trade.
NAVAL. STORES.

NAVAL STORES.
SAVANNAH. GA. November Ic-Turpen-
tine FIRM. 7Sil sales. rs casks: receipts. "a
carss shipments. 81 casks; stock. o.4I2
nos!n firm: sales So barrels: receipts.
y; barrels; Shipment. Go, barrels: stock,
Quote; b.. 1890; u and +. lisoal5.ol; +.
i5|c; 9. i::oinl5.lo: H. i5Ion 1915: l. 1928 Z.
VIC. Is q. MY IS IN " 1850 49,
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CHICAGO GRAIS MARKET

CHICAGO. November l3.--Assvranc.s that
inod relief for Europe from America would
DC, systeInatically enlarged had a strengi n
cnihg erect to-day on the corn market
Prices closed tirm lc 10 &c ne; higher. With
december Lisa 10 li9s. and January 2O'.
ions the result varied from &c decline TO 81
leading futures RANGED as follows:
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NEW YORK. November 13-Reevcs hrm:
l,f0G?e0: cows extra. Il6oGsisoS Gales
firm: veals. 400 q 2O.o0 cuiis. oGodsi3. CO:
Erassers; hi.ooG9e0; yeariInss. 5.0oG 100: West.
sheep and lambs: sheep barely steady:
1850; culs. a.ooGG.c0: common TO nrIne
lambs li.ss GH3: eulls. s.ooni.oo
and Pennsylvania hogs; roughs. lSs,
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET
Whnlehnlc 0unfa fInna

Market QuotatIons From Actual Sal.,
By Woodson: CraiE Co. Inc: Richmond, Va,
s. Food Admlnistrn tton License M. q M7i5
Richmond. Va. November rs. ISIS.