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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-10-29
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MT. HOPE.

Ellis Wilkinson has bought the P.
N. easier farm one mile east of the
village from Lambert & Wetmore.
Harry Plimpton has bought John
Reukauf's home here in the village.
John expects to move out on the
farm.
James Breese has bought the meat
market from James Plank. He will
remodel it and make an up-to-date
market of it.
VIM. Proudfoot of Boscobel was ov-
er Friday and while here he rented
his house to Otto Schooner. They
moved in Saturday.
Bert Garthwaite of Bloomington
has bought the hardware store from
Ned Nelson and will take possession
November 1.
Peter Ohlert has bought the Era
Griffis farm in Little Grant from Rob-
ert LETTER Robert has bought the old
Mcpherson farm.
Albert Ellis has bought the Albert
Garvin place in the north end of the
village Their many friends are
pleased to know that they intend to
still be residents of Mt. Hope.
Wick Fivecoat returned from a sew
eral days trip through Minnesota and
South Dakota. He thinks the country
is all right in some places and he
has some ideas of moving to Dakota
next spring.-RecOrd.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-10-29
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CASSVILLE.

The Index says:
DR.. H. H. Kleinpell of Chicago ar
rived Monday to see his mother, Mrs.
Louisa Kleinpell, whose condition is
serious. She has been failing in
health the last few years but was
able to be up until about two weeks
ago when she fell on the floor and in
jured her hip so that she is now con-
fined to bed This complication of
ailments, with the patient nearly u
years old, makes recovery uncertain.
The Ishmaels-Valorous and wife,
their son Clifford, Mrs. Eldridge and
Miss Dollie, left Cassville Saturday
morning for an automobile jaunt
Miss Dollie remained at Lancaster to
care for her sister, Mrs. E. H. Moons
children so that Mrs. Moon could go
on the trip to Mt. Horeb, where they
visited Dr. O. E. Ishmael and family
Sunday the party except Mrs. Eldridge
Ishmael, went to Madison and back to
Mt. Horeb. At Madison they met
Cassville friends, Mrs. c. M. Klein
pell and children, and the boys from
here who attend the university. The
tourists returned home Monday ev-
ening well satisfied with their good
time.
Miss Ethel Groom received an
nouncements of the marriage of Miss
Leila Owen and John G. Byers at the
brides home in La Crosse on Oct. Is.
The newlyweds went on a trip to
Texas.
Mrs. E. L. Mink, who has been an
invalid several months, was taken
worse last week. Her daughter, Mrs.
H. B. Foster of Lancaster came Sun
day to assist the nurse, Miss Mar
garet Bailey, in caring for her
Henry Breuer is having new
house built on his farm. Ben Guerney
and r. S. Muldoon are doing the car
penter work. Andrew Laufenberg's
folks will soon have their new house
to live in. Geo. Dietrich and Henry
Engler are the workmen there
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-10-29
Cambridge Man a Lener.

Andrew Anderson, farmer living
with his wife near Cambridge, has lep-
rosy of the contagious type and DR.. c.
A. Harper, state health commissioner,
is making arrangements to have him
treated somewhere. Where or how
Mr.. Anderson contracted the disease
is not known. He is So years old.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-10-29
NO SOLDIER BONUS BILL WILL
BE PASSED THIS SESSION

Washington-No bonus bills for SOL
diers will be passed this session,
Chairman FOrdney of the ways and
means committee has informed Mar
vim Gales Sperry, national president
of the Private Soldiers and Sailors
legion.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-10-29
Rig Land Deal.

A $4,000 land deal was pulled off
in Richland county when the 455 acre
farm of A. H. Krouskopp was sold to
1. NJ. Janney and Geo. Weeden. The
new owners will go extensively into
dairying.
Tick Hackers Watch Out!
An enemy of COLLINS and SIGH is A.
B. Andrew, village marshal of Cuba
City. officer Andrews warns mothers
that young girls have been putting
"tick-tacks" up on windows in the
village and that as one woman was
scared out of several years growth by
the merry little cusses, he gives no
tice to the young witches of feminine
persuasion that he will prosecute to
the full extent of the law. COLLINS,
trolls, etc., should give Cuba City and
officer Andrews a wide berth.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-01-05

THE CLEARINGHOUSE FOR B1NG SELLING TRADING wANrFLLNc

FOR SALE OR TRADE IS new I'M
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ATTENTION PROPERTY OWNERS

Wc l, irnt. that win buy 10000 and up, pro-
,due r, priced r-ht We have one client
with l.l htltuo. arI ula wants me-
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with rrrl rulrrr been occup'd has sN
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FOR saba molrri, n,crnor I1.terod homo FILLMORE
close school, good garden sidewalks, and trees
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FOR sNI-Ninrr,.-- rIt-..rol over,
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WEAVER & BURDINE
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The sun., 1919-10-12
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE,

The motors were yesterday IL ce2'@
from gong to gong on the Consoila.'d
Stock Exchange, buying being SAID
represent in large part accumulation ''
important factors in the motor Unjust
II was accompanied by advances o..
TO - points, while numerous oils
tobaccos registered net gains ''r we
session.
Pierce Arrow was up 7ia To ,hs.
studebaker 5is to 1891, White -
iOSs Maxwell to 51A Saxon -"t 30
20 L, WHY'S Overland "a to ~,
reaching new highs. Mexican Pet"'.s'"
letted a gain Of 4A to 252, Pan An De
lean Of IL to l25%. Royal Dut-1 New
York OF Y to 104$, Union on u !
10 Is. Tobacco Products was nari-' .'
s1s from its early low to l07S4 and Gem
eral Cigars 2h to SIN.
Bethlehem B fell back J \ from N5
early high to 1914, Republic Iron a
Steel 2 to l0l y, Crucible pa 10 2i- ana
Steel common TO Ill u, ending an lll-A
Baldwin was offered down "a 70 ita
American Locomotive l TO ll3S -'T.
burg moved up at the outss' o. IT
later reacting to los IA Retail -.
at the maximum, rose 2as, n l.t
United States Alcohol 6ls to l5l -.
stone Tire u TO 70a4.
The sun., 1919-10-12
CURB PRICES ARE
STILL CLIMBING
Early Irregularity Is Over
come and Strong Buying
Sends Values Up.

In one of the most active short curb
market sessions of several months.
prices continued yesterday to higher
levels. While some irregularity was
shown in the market during the first
hour, strong buying advanced quota
lions from a fraction to about hve
points and In some cases more.
Chandler Motor, on further heavy
buying. moved TO a now high with a
gain OF about six points. Other motors
and tires also were firm. Amalgamated
Tire Stores was active. General As
phalt was a few points lower on profit
taking, but a good demand developed
for Shell Trading and some Standard
Oil issues.
Columbia Graphophone was strong and
Campus Iron touched a new high. Car
bo-Hydrogen was steady. Bell Petro-
leum was moderately active and ad-
vanced a small fraction from its open
ing. II 10 expected that the company
will start soon drilling on Its lease at
Desdemona. where some success mas
been met in drilling operations.
There was initial trading in Loew'
Inc, which advanced more than two
points from its opening on large turn
over. American Tobacco Securities was
lower after a strong start. Total sales
and range of prices follow;
rH-nrcuzuJATo
The sun., 1919-10-12
COTTON MARKET IS
NARROW AT CLOSE
Trading Is Influenced Largely
by Weather Map-PrOfit
Taking Is Feature.

The cotton market was yesterday in
fiuenced mainly by the weather map and
tho opinion of many local sharps regard
ing 1t. Owing to the double holiday
traders with profits were inclined to
realize. Heavy rains in the Western
belt, particularly in Texas, featured the
map. Precipitation OF 6.72 inches fell In
Little Rock. There was also .06 at
Tampa, "a at Memphis, 40 at Oklahoma
City, 80 at Galveston, la at Fort
Smith, 2.02 at San Antonio and scattered
rainfall In many other sections. Killing
frosts again were noted In parts of the
Northwest, and not few map readers
look for much lower temperatures In the
northern sections of the eastern and CEN
trail belts to-day. Other factors were
more or less disregarded.
At the opening prices were about at
the best OF the day. net 20 to 40 points
up from Fridays close. Selling increased
following the call and local pressure was
coupled with that from the South. The
reaction brought values down 10 to %
points from the opening level, but rallies
were soon in order. The remainder OF
the session cav very narrow market
and drifting prices. Local commission
houses were buyers and there was some
thing doing by brokers operating for Liv-
erpool interests. that market being closed
as usual on Saturdays, The undertone
was more unsettIsd than for considerable
time, but was ~ ny firm at most stages.
The close of the session was net to IS
points UP from the previous finals. Spots
also were higher.
The sun., 1919-10-12
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The sun., 1919-10-12

vances are expected later in the year
and manufacturers have provided
against that contingency by holding for
the highest market values where late
cloth contracts are accepted. Wide
sheetings were placed at value after an
advance named on ono leading line. Cot
ton duck rules quiet and bleached cot
tons are quiet Colored cottons have
been active and further extension of
mill engagements is reported for export
5nd home delivery.
The cotton yarn markets have been
active, combed yarns being especially
high and firm. Jobbers report a large
advance spring business on wash fab
rios, white goods. and some other cot
tens The spot demand continues good.
Prices quoted are: print cloths. 2s
Inch, s4x64s. 12a cents; e4x6os, IL
cents; SSH inch, 64x64s. 175 to Is
cents: brown sheetngs. southern stand
ards, rs and 26 cents; tickings, s o.,
% cents; denims, 2-20s; southern in
'hgo' S7h cents; staple ginghams, 22h
cents; prints. 10 cents: dress ginghams,
az and 80 cents
The sun., 1919-10-12
GRAIN MARKETS.

The corn market was dun and mar
row with an irregular tone prevailing
1t was typical preholiday market
with evening up the principal feature.
The close was easier with prices slight
~ below those of Fridays close SEN
timent was bearish as was the news
Tho longshoremen's strike, which has
resulted in an embargo in New York
harbor, tmproy A. weather and drop In
hogs were factors which induced SELL
ing at the outset. Prices declined as
much as cent a bushel only to react
The rise came when timid shorts began
to cover They preferred to be out of
the market over the holiday, fearing
that something which would affect the
trade might happen, On the other hand
az the close there was little selling
oN weak holders The strike of the
longshoremen is one of the biggest beaI
factors. as it is curtailing shipments Of
grains to the seaboard and naturally al
fects the rest of the trade.
West of the Mississippi River weather
conditions were clear and cold, but
south Of the lakes rains were reported.
II is, however, expected that clearing
weather will come shortly to that sec
ton. The change in the weather Is
helping the movement. Hogs dropped
25 points. The general situation re-
mama unchanged and buying of sub
stanttal character is needed to turn the
market permanently higher. The Ar
gentine situation remains bearish, but
ii is not having any great affect on
prices. oats steadied after opening
easier. Trading was slow. Oats have
shoNn more resistance to short selling
than corn Provisions We're irregular,
the slowness In hogs being the chief
cause OF the irregularity.
Local grain, &c, quotations of yester-
day follow:
CORN-In the local cash market No. 2
yellow and No. white corn Were quoted
at f'5t%. cost and freight New York
OATS = Tho local cash market was
steady; No. white quoted at s2ac.; No
z white SIN a sac. No. 3 white, sl@
lhc.t No. 1 white. s0as0Ic; fancy
clipped white, SAKE; ordinary cllpped
white, Sic, all elevator,
RYE-Market easy. No. Western.
81. y, cost and freight New York
BARLEl-Market duh. Feeding, si.sC;
malting, Sl.4s cost and freight New York
HAl-Market quiet No. !, SlTO4
l.I5f No. 2, Si,55al.65: NO 3, El2Sa
l.S6 shipping, sll5gl.25.
sfRAW-Market steady. No. l rye, SIS
The sun., 1919-10-12
FORM THEATRE COMPANY.
stock of Corporation to Control
Loew Houses Appears on Curb.

stock of Corporation to Control
Loew Houses Appears on Curb.
A new company has been formed to
lake over the Loew theatres, 1t was an
nounced yesterday. The company will
b. known probably as the Loew Thea
tres, Inc. At present 700, 900 shares will
DO issued and the new stock was dealt
in on the curb yesterday on a when
issued basis to the extent Of some TO-
900 shares. opening at 80 and closing
az SiS. The greater part of the stock
VIII be retained by the present manage
ment.
A prominent group OF bankers has mo-
Vided 100000 additional working
capital TO take care of extensions under
way or in contemplation. The new stock
is 10 have no par value. The company
owns or leases sixty theatres, has eleven
additional under construction and TWEEN
ty-nine under contract. which will give
the company control of 100 theatres
when preseht plans shall have been car
ried out The directors are prominent
bankers Henry p. Dawson is said 10
be Interested in the company.
The sun., 1919-10-12
COFFEE MARKET.

The coffee market was yesterday
easier owing 10 declines In primary
markets, In which Rio spots were re-
ported l26 refs lower. Santos 100 lower
and futures, early. 125 to 400 rels lower.
Which caused early trade liquidation and
rumors OF acceptances of cheaper arm
offers carrying March from 1875 to
1850: Just before the close there was
a rally on an advance in Santos futures
OF daS TO z7b reis. final prices being 20
70 20 points net lower for the day.
There were no new frm Santos or,sr,
Rio 7s wero generally quoted AT ~ soc
sterling credit A rimor said that rs
were offered at 1880. sterling credit.
me local spot market was quiet. Rio
rs being held at 15hc.
Range of prices.
The sun., 1919-10-12

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 11.-Exces sive
rainfall IN the Western belt caused the
buying movement in cotton to continue
to-day and it forced prices to new high
levels for the week. The opening was
higher and in the early trading prices
went 2S to 81 points over the close of
yesterday Realizing sales from the
long side caused small reactions and the
close was net advance for the session
Of 10 to 2S points Closing bid: octo-
Der, $4,000; December, 33,65c Janu-
airy. SS.2sc.; March. S3,S0c May,
32.S7c- ; spot, steady; middllng, s4.37c.
The sun., 1919-10-12
SPOT MARKETS

The local market for spot cotton was
stesdy and % points higher as ss.sOc. for
southern spot markets: Galveston hrm
IS points higher ii ss.76c-; ssles. 4,Sos bales.
The sun., 1919-10-12
COTTON GOODS REVIEW.
Advance in Price of Raw Material
Causes Stronger Markets.

Stronger cotton goods markets have
resulted from the rise in the raw ma
terial and the broader demand for goods
&c be delivered next year Some very
substantial contracts have been placed
on gray and finished goods and the
fine and fancy end of the trade has
been especially active. Prices on stand
ard prints and percales were announced
for spring and the volume of business
rendered was so large that some of the
large printers Withdrew after having
sold ahead for Ave months. Standard
print prices were unchanged while per-
Gales were reduced from the top levels
asked a month or two ago.
Many staple cotton goods are hard
to get for quick delivery and mills con-
tinue TO report light production due to
labor conditions. Further wage ad-
The sun., 1919-10-12

New Orleans steady, 81 points higher at
"a sc sales, sos bales. Mobile steady, %
steady, . points higher at So Soc. sales lose
bales, Charleston steady, 50 points higher at
higher at 32.sSc sales. US bales. Baltimore
nominal, unchanged at s3,s5c: sales nil
Augusta steady, unchanged at S3.25c. sales,
3i.S0c.; sales, 5000 bales. Houston steady
25 points higher at Is SOC f: sales, 5,33l bales
Little Rock steady, 20 points higher at S4c
sales. LBS bales. Dallas steady, 30 points
higher at IS 4oc.; sales, 1880 bales Mont,
gounary hrm. 2S points higher al 3S.25c. sales
The sun., 1919-10-12
BII Against Comptroller Lost.

SCRANTON. Pa, Oct. 11.-Judge Wit
mer, in the United states Court here to-
day dismissed the bill in equity fled by
representative Louis 4. McFadden OF
Canton Bradford county. OF this State
sgainst Comptroller OF the Currency
Williams who was charged with rnalsIn1
persistent demands on the FIRST Ma.
tlonal Bank Of Canton for statements OF
us condition and having his agents call
at the bank unnecessarily.
The sun., 1919-10-12

Coffee Cables-Rio was l25 refs lower for Ia
az lltt5e Exchange l-s2d. higher at II 1850.
hecelpts $500 bags and stock ass. 900 bags. In
santos spots were 100 reis lower for 10 At
IstVo ana 10 were 100 reis lower at 1850,
bags and stock 2 o2s, 900 bags. Receipts at the
ports were 2sooo bags, against 1900 last
had 1900, against t2ooo and &c 900 and
Jundiahy 1900, against 5000 and q, 900 bag
respectively. showery weather prevailed in
cloudy in one. There were cleared from
Bahia 1900 bags for New York and from
Victoria 10000 bags for New Orleans
The sun., 1919-10-12
Bucnos Ayres Grain Market

BUENos AYREs. Oct. i Closing grain
prices. Wheat tone steady FlaNsrod firm
WHEAT. FLAN~EEp,
The sun., 1919-10-12
London Money Market.

LONDON, Oct, 1i.--Bar silver, b. 20
an ounce. Money, 2Is per cent 4.s'
count rates-Short bills, AS lg. 5.-.
Three months bills. ass per cent coo
p.emiums at Lisbon, 14S.
The sun., 1919-10-12

'odd lot. tsells cents share tDoilars a
thousand francs.