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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-29
Observation-Disclosures
Street
Floor
At E. O. M. Prices

%
Novelty bead necklaces Of colored wood beads in
coral and jade purple and brown, priced at 3Sc
Hatpns at 1SS the pair These are silver with
enameed tops.
Earrings novelty bead necklaces barpins, brooches
bracelets, price grouped at 69c
CfroOf Bracelets, mesh bags, metal Cir
Floor 80 80 1900 1900. e"i1.ns9' Oa'
At special values in the leather goods are cigarette
cases, photo frames, letter and travelling cases.
Priced at csc, R1.S5 and $2.65.
Silk bags fitted with stationary coin purse and
mirror are all silk lined Some are finished with
shell mountings with metal, others with GOV
cred mountings. Specially priced, 1895.
-Ayres--Street floor
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Suits and Capes
At E. o. NJ. Prices

III q. ., NJ. FTIC6S
Not many but very good values are these obtain
able in the Suit Shop Wednesday. If you are inter-
ested look to getting down early.
One henna Paulette suit reduced to 1895.
One family mismatched blue heather jersey suit
$1O.95.
Third Seven ratine suits, in coat and
Floor - - p--rH VIE uiaoA
l------------ These very smart, 1895.
Three blue serge capes with large velour collars
S5.95.
-Ayres-Third floor.
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Silks-Odd Lots
At e. O. II. Prices

The usual months accumulation of ends, tricotnes
sport silks Georgettes, tafeas satins, shifting silks
foulards and novelties are offered at E. O. NJ prices
SILK SHIRTINGS, 80 and SO inches WIDE are
priced $2.38. These the last of the very best
- quality colors and styles shown this
Floor season, and will be subsequently
Second Cnr,nT, ~, t+T,n nc
--1 wide, at S2.3S the yard Standard
qualities of crepe de chine and radium taTetas are
splendid values. There % colors still in this lot
street and evening shades included
TRIMMINGS, TOO, Remnants of plain and fancy
braids colored frnges, and wide colored net
founces odds and ends of frogs ornaments and other
trimmings left from the Roundup sales are under
marked again
|--Ayres--Second floor
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White Tub" Skirts
At e. o. III. Prices

Cool. easily Numbered skirts of white gaberdine are
these strictly tailored models trimmed with pretty
buttons. Reduced to $2.95 for E. o. NJ selling
A wide assortment Of good looking white wash
skirts, made of gaberdine and de-
Third signed for sports wear, country and
Floor - - -. - - I'U @IU taii0i gu
-------- belts. and pearl buttons adding much
to their attractiveness. Reduced to $5.95 for E. O.
NJ. selling.
-Ayres-Third floor
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For Stout Women
Blouses, Suits, Dresses
At E. o. III. Prices

At $11.95, dozen Georgette crepe waists in flesh
and white; beaded embroidered OF trimmed with lace
Sizes from 4215 to 481b
AT S7.75 another lot of Georgette blouses similar
to the foregoing group. All sizes
A At 1895, still another lot of
Third Georgette blouses in navy blue cit
Floor ''I' Isl Gu "nise 9iAeS 70 4o7s-
tiste waists high, square and V
shaped necdines Trimmed with dainty hand drawn
work Sizes from 421a to 4S15.
AT $3.50 two gray suits and five navy blue suits
in very smart models of serge and novelty weaves.
Sizes from 4215 to 461a
At $3.50. Georgette crepe crepe de chine and a
few figured Georgette dresses black navy blue taupe
Copenhagen and tan. Exceptional values
At S14.95, three plaid silk skirts one white silk
and one gray baronette satin Size 81 and 35 waist
band. -Ayres-Gray shop third floor
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Children's Garments
At E. O. N. Prices

At E. o. III. Prices
RAINCAPEs at $3.50 with hoods; coors tan and
navy blue; sizes for 4 to 14-yearold girls
SUMMER HATS at $1.OO. s2.9S, $3.9s, $500.
$3.50 and $1O.OO-sports. tailored and "dress-up"
hats; all greatly reduced in price
SWEATERS at $2.9S: slipovers,
FiSfh button and sleeveless styles; of wool
Floor GU ~ ussl1t' pi0''S inoueS' con
--- ROMPERS at $3.50, serviceable
because they made Of stripe percale fetching be-
cause of their pegtop trouser effects with cuffs at the
knee. Sizes to years
ENVELOPE CREEPERS at 1.29 of chambray. in
pink and blue plain and checked also of white dmity
with pink and blue trimming
For the older Girl, 7 to IA Years Old.
WOLFE DRESSES at $5.9S, pretty styled many
with colored dots and trimmed with white organdy
collars and cuffs and sashes Also colored voies with
contrasting dots the collars trimmed wthNwhte braid
@Ayres-Chidrens dept, fifth floor
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Women's Knit Wear
Pumps and Oxfords
At e. o. III. Prices

At e. o. III. Prices
Approximately 576 pairs of womens low shoes at
a convincngly persuasive price. And note the differ
ent styles:
| White fabric pumps and oxfords
Second with French ana oaoy LOUIS hees.
H. Black and kid turn oxfords
with Cuban heels
- Brown calf black kid and patent
leather low heel coonias
Brown calf oneeyelet ties with French heels.
And several other small lots of pumps and this
price only. S4.95 the pair.
-Ayres-Shoe department second floor
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Toilet Goods
At E. o. NJ. Prices


Long bars La Pera CASTLE soap, S5e.
Shell dressing combs 35e.
Composition white ivory frames. 45c and 95e.
Luthol tooth paste. soc.
Lash Lux for the eyelashes, 35c.
Ecaya greaseless cream, 49c.
ot4 Colgate's Bandoline, zoe.
Mary Fuller nail polish powder for
|0o' Csc.
Amami shampoo packages, Z0e.
Hess cold or vanishing cream, 35c.
Xnola a liquid powder, at zoe.
Armour's lemon cream, 75c the dozen.
Armour's glycerine. large size 75c the dozen
Sweetheart talcum for Dc.
As-the-P Petals talcum, 10c.
Mavis cold cream, 35e.
F. F. l. tooth paste, 32e.
Cocoa butter cream 35c.
Mermaid rubber cushion brushes 75c.
Stern's glycerine toilet soap, Csc.
Large cans cold cream, 35c.
Houbigant's Ideal perfume, at $3.50 the ounce.
-Ayres-Street floor.
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Dress Goods

1T E. o. II. Prices
The largest assortment of short lengths have
Gently had placed for E. o. M. disposal Included
plain and novelty woolens of all types from the
sheer French challis to the duvetyns and veours A
good color range, length yard to pattern. At I'M
usual reductions.
Second All wooens left from the Round
Floor ~ ,rr1 TrT 49, r rLTr ruu10
------- the yard are in the black and white
shepherd well crowfoot checks. Gray and white
skeleton block plaid serge
TRICOTINE at $3.6s the yard, Sc inches wide
Splendid quality in gendarme and Pekin blue.
TRICOT JERSEY at &4.4s, "a inches in width A
fine imported cloth, English jersey in covert
mixtures of tans and grays.
Other wanted woolens are equally reduced
-Ayres-Second floor
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Clothes for the Miss of
Sixteen to Twenty Years
At E. D. III. Prices


Just glance down the list of garments and match
them with their respective prices You'll find gar
ments want at prices rarely so Iow-just at E. O.
M. sales.
Ten soiled waists, reduced to csc.
Third Thirteen middies, large sizes,
Floor
-----z 1896.
Four navy blue serge capes at 1895.
Two navy blue serge suits at 1895.
Seventeen coats in tan green and navy blue 1918.
Twenty-one plaid wool skirts, 1918.
Two silk dresses, reduced to $3.50.
Two wool dresses, reduced to SS.95.
Two black taffeta frocks only S19.75.
Ten beautiful taffeta dresses at $3.50.
-Ayres-The Petite Shop third floor
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RICHMOND nay MARKET.
Wholesale Quntntions on Eachanre.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND rnnnuCE.

CHICAGO. jan. 6.--proncunccd strength
developed IN the corn market today OWNS =
iaFEeiy 10 stormy weather ana 10 surprising
si'iS!nesI q; receipts. The close wai lirni
!-.c to 2Ssc net higher. witt, May l.a6as 10
i.S'Ts ana JUS 1874 10 lGi;.. oats gained
y eehi t. : cent. Ia provisions there
Corn prices jumped rapidly soon as !,
Was known that arrivals here amounted to
only sixty cars. whereas at this season 90
would not have been abnormal In other
years. Rain and snow made the outlook
atm more unpronli.lnE for a biz movement
ana gave decided impetus to buying. Re
sides, 4 large export business in Data rye
anu barley appeared 10 be IN progress
Gespitc tie low rate OF foreign exchange
Under these circumstances the upwa ri
swing OF the market was but little him
uered 10y a sharp break iip hog values Sim
tiar results followed announcement, thu, the
Federal reserve hoard would take action
against Unnecessary loans and that an in
creased number of cars would be- furnished
TO railroads III the grain belt
Advances IN the oats market were checked
somewhat through profit taking OF the par.
OF recent heavy buyers
Immense receipts or hogs weakened pro
visions
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] lsndi n ,futurts ranged a. follows:
II,E STolk N,I,Et.r,

1NIFI' MO. Jon. t.-Itor geccipis. SN.G.,: 60
nmAted i"mcrrow. .5.eao; .! cents lower
Euik, 1900 $50; top, A!r heavy, ii..r {, a. -
medium. Asa li.Io; iig-, Aagllit.5; high;
Hsht. Rmft 1859, heavy packing .ows
smooth, Itpll lI%S; pacliing, soNs, rough
3.an 200: pigs. 1880, ii.5H.
tatti" receipts. .o,oo5: estimated tomorrow
'ot' weak. Be"f steers. medium ana heavy
weight choirn ana prime. is.T5G,. 20: mcd!-
UNI and good, io.t5His.1a: common. y ~ II
100; lightweight; good and choice. ia5Oil
''.s; common and medium. S.ooIt 1850: butch.
cr catti", h..icrs. 651Sl.i.15: COWS g. i5sI!S5 90
"a nners and cutters. 5.25iSio: veal calves
li2o n 100: feeder steers. 80 q 1@.5o stockcl
steers. 650si 1870
sheep receipts. 1000: estimator tomorrow
zoo, strong. Lambs. - pounds and down
ltSoM 100: culis and common. l3.1ra H. 70
ewes. medium and good, S.5osfil.Go; clii3s gi..
common. ..e5.rs..i
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SHARP | BREAK IN MARKET
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARDS
REPR00F is RESPONSIBLE
When Stocks Tumble Cotton Also Ha.
So had Break, Opttons Going Down
100 to 12N Points.
BY BROADAN WALL.

80 NEW YORK, Jan. 6.--Wali street
was expecting reproof from the Fed
seral Reserve Board today and got it.
The result was another sharp break
i IN the market, which carried prices
down from three to seven points under
the high towels CT the morning. The
selling was not all professional. bat
gccnsisted largely of the liquidation q;
acSounts for investors.
III Ihc general public is beginning 10
realize the seriousness OF the s!tua-
ton. There. is plenty OF money. but
the reserve bank does no; propose tina;
~ snail ee used for specnlation.
ssSsAt about the SAKE time the stool,
2 market went tu,nbling cotton had "a
from loo to 12S points.
, shs low s,,ro, PRICES but the marssi 9eit
tnat the day ended with material net
,9s asss In praotisaiiy every issue
;sdas and the FsR na rate q pei fs lent
as six at one time. Time funds were
as low as : LIZ per cent, bur the de-
anands tor time money are Tar il
excess OF the supply.
s.,s Put Up 10 Local Banks.
The reserve bank LETT nothing to
the imagination of Wall Street, 1t
said in plain English tina; the local
banks must handle their business just
AS though there was no reserve bank
IN existence. II was said that this
must be done because; unless done
tc help the country out in the event
OF an emergency. Ii the BUSINESS Of
b Inc So an Is, IS 70 be rG,urged 10 the
out the assistance OF the reserve bank,
a period OF very severe liquidation
contronts the stock market as veil
AZ the commodity market in which
there has been great speculation
Optimism IL Fading.
The New Years day optimism that
was a,s SO voeiferoqs in NEST quarters is
beginning to rea lie the seriousness OF
the situa ton, and is preparing to act
ascordingiy. Professional traders have
short side as rapidly as possible !,
rs expected that liquidation will DE
IONS drawn-out affair because the
that the BROKERS are iiniing il ,!ltticuit
10 induce them TO sell.
Decline i'm Steel Securities.
1ns decline in United states Steel
lie nsst break IN the afternoon. was
viewed with apprehe nsioa by most
of tSc steel has been inc paclsbon
lowed hy Republic with Il break of
n.,S points Crucibic with 4t-4 and
Baldwin is. At the same time Next
San Fetroienm WAS DOWN more than
points, Texas :, General Motors
Even the Tobacco stocks which bar.
me pest reasons Tor being strong in
three points. The concerning fea-
Suro OF the market WAS the aDsenT.
OF any inside support. The bankers
ana operators who are usually IookaS
70 LOT guidance seemed 10 take lille
interest in the market This LED 10
Inc Inc nehei 'hat they had either sold
and were unwilling 10 conrli, ;N,,sa,
selves deeper IT this time
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WILL BE GIVEN 10 PER CENT
CUT ON GOVERNMENT GOODS
State. Municipal and County Institu-
fiOnS offered Discount by
War Department..
nv Associated Press. ]

WASHINGTON. Jan. 6.-Statc. NUM-
cipal and county institutions may pur-
chase at a 10 per cent discount any
Of the surplus goods or materials held
by the War Department, the Director
Of Sales announced today.
In addition to allowing prices 10
per cent under the prices prevailing
in the quartcrmaSicr retail stores or
IN established trade channels. the de-
nartment Will allow such institutions
a credit OF ninety days, and the goods
will he delivered, freight prcpafd
provided tho order can be fllIcd from
the warehouse Or depot in the zone
In which the purchasing Institution Is
located.
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NEW YORK CURE MARkEr

NI.W IuKk. Jan. o.--Thcro wa4 weak
tend"uc. III the outside curb today and
trading was considerably !cs. active
Arkansas Natural Gas was firm while
General Asphalt. Columbia Emerald and
General Motors and Loews reacted slightly
after making small gains At The opcninE
Rubber and paper stocks were steady. and
there was II good demand for Anal 80 mated
Tire s'orrs Allied Packers was one OF
ne few firm spots. risn: about . points.
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CLEMENCEAU WILL ACCEPT
'remics says IL Assembly Fleets Him
resilient by AccInmation
He VIII Serve,
INV Universal seryie..l

fakls. Jan. Georges c1emen-
s , entry into tho Palace Of tho
issee on January IL as President or
e ene renubiie of France is now practi-
Il have not officially announced 49,
fthanai aGl for tho prcsidency. but e.
ion Itss a,,I,fy elects mo by ACCLAIM
today. 'ho niger said
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lar customers at unchanged prices. or on
tho basis OF i620 for fine sranuiated.
COFTONSEEl)t or.

Nf.N iUKk, Jan. G-After hrcaklnc 81
TO IS points under scattered LIQUIDATION on
tho deciiprs In lard and cotton and .toi
loss selling. cottonsced oil rallied sonowh hat
on short covering aud outside support. Final
'setivc deliveries sales. sssoo barrels Ten
dcrs. t@o barrels. Prime crude. 1850: prime
Ell; July. .2.9o: primo winter yellow and
summer white. nominal.
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todaE Selected Greensboro as the place
ana MARCH 3 az the time OF holding
The Iexccutive committee adopted u
resolution Endorsing Federal Judge
1eter q Pritchnrd. OF Ashcvillc. for the
noinihation for either the presidency
or the vice-prcsidency.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARK ETs.
l,R COOpS

NEW YORK. Ian. s.-Co,ton snnas ,nar.
hcts wore stronger today With prices rising
on print cloths aud shcstings. Yarns wcrc
.irin"r and higher and bursps firm. Raw
silk w"s higher. 'rh. dcmand for good.
- broader and more active than in the
last wcv.s OF the year
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PE.rERsnUKf; PEANUT MNkKEr.

NfNtIl"IItH u! IkUUE'TE T'IUfflTNcT N CO.. Inc.)
Petersburg. Va. Jan. &. 1870
SPANISH: Farmers stock Market firm
So. per busbc!.
vIRGISIAs: Farmers stock. Market firm
Fancy Jumbo. s'=c TO loo per Id.
Extra prime. atic per ID.
Prime. sc per 10
Shcl.inS Stocl.. Sc 20 DC pcr lh
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NAVAL. STORES
.IAckSoNvii.I.i

JACKSoNVlI1.E, FIN. Jan s-rurpen
tine. arm. l.6"'e; sales. ~; reccipts. none;
shipments. GO: stock. 1885. Rosin. stcady;
sales. 81: receipts. none: shipments. 800;
stock. .i.esl Quote: u. 1850: ID. 1850: u r.
iG y; g; II. ls.15: I. $3.50: X. lsl,; ~ ,?.0l;
y. 1870. we. "p.2i: WV. ei0t
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III NEW ORLEANS. Jan t.--rhe mice 81 %.
tor was depressed from the C,enrn- tods,.
.piie the market reached It's iovest invelg H.
The atternoon, following the ruiaur that tb.
Federal reserve boar "a lyouli tr;.s,sfafa
Sh9arding Of cotton. The o2"n!ng NJ, i9wcr
& OIL poor cables aD1 the GrCliu. w.g y-tc.n.5
by the private bureau report 81 10 a., H.,
lysies g!nned 10 January !! 81 lhc in,y,s,
The trading months were 20 IL 10. ,,n}r, /,
ssndsr the close OF yasterday l..st prices
were at net losses OF - 10 IL points ,,rn1,
ssh1ing by early short sellers taust,t, .,,g
Thing OF recovery In the last few ,niu,t..
nj business
The ginning hsures We're regarded bear.
Sthhiy because they indicated gnrlu,. .ti4
LAST period Of CsG,c1O bales the i,yyrs;, ~"
put for the period In many years In the
Salty trading the market lost about = !,
~ points. so there WAS a recovery b.eE IL
ret declines Of only 10 10 pnln,s pa
SNAwhIie the tone was fairly s:"acy an,
snort offerings ware ;essened by ren0rI
tT e good spot demand in Texas Ia, .fi,r
tho noon hour there fresh siu,uns ~,
the rumor mora regarding boarding.. In cor
\ ncttfon with these r,Imors. buIllah traUn,.
Eolptsd out that tho visible supply ., Amer.
yfcan5 cotton Is 100000 bales larger than /,
swss -. year ago. hut they had ,ha.r .t.ec,
gneveftee!exn.
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RICE.
Nr,y opr.,..Nsh RICE 10,

NEW DFLEANS. IAN. 6.-Rourh rice
strong. sales: Carolina. 81 sacks 81 1907
Receipts. 1851: miiiers 1851. Clean rice.
strong. sales: Japan. 4I spoclscts, 81. n I.i. :
liluc Rose. 2.i25 pockets. SIS, n l2s. R1ceints
- l3. Bran per ton. 49, 90: HoliSh 60 90
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WOULD HONOR PRlTCHARD
North Caroiinn Republican Committee
indOrscs Federal Judge for tho
Presidency Sicc-Presidency.

by Associated Prcss.l
;, GREENSBORO. y. G.. Jan. G.-Thc
Rcpuhlican State executive committee
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LONDON Ian. G.--Bar silver .e.sd per
ounce money. 90 Tor cont Discount rates:
short bills. : pcr cent; three months bills.
j per cent.
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ncssl Of the reccn; buying movement which
probably found encouragement In report, OF
q irmcr stu" ton at Rio and talk OF an
IMPROVING spot demand. May cold MP -
-~"". bui met rcaizsiE al this Jewel and
broke 10 l6.:3 during tho early afternoon
when sentiment Was unsettled by tho effect
o; tho Federal reserve board statement on
stocks and cotton. Liquidation was na-
snrb.d ~ net decline Of about . 10 10
points. however, and there were rallies i.ic
IN tEc afternoon on the recovery in stocks
and favorable reports TO peace treaty
prospects. May closed is.iS with the
general list showing a not advance of >
to 10 points. January. 1891; March, l5S, (:
May. 1915: July. 1861; September. 1915: oc-
iobcr. 1886; December, 1906.
Spot quiet, Rio .s, iGmisX: Santos Is
.5is ass. There were few offers from Br.
I'll but resalcs OF Rio IS offered a.
Is. % to 1860 London credits. and q sal.
OF Santos A. was reported :J.c5 American
credits.
Owing to the holiday there were no OIL
c!ai cables from Brazil. hut private advices
reported an advanc" Of :-S.d in Rio *
change and OF i.o-5 rcis ia the Rio mar
kcL
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SUGAR.

NEW YORK. Jan. G.--rhc local market
for raw sugar was not ~ active as YES
,crday. but there was 4 fair inquiry wIth
renneiS again lo"Sing for supplies. Thar,
were sales o. $500 bags of perGs 10 i
local rnlincr =, ia cost and freight New
York. prompt shipment. while another was
said 10 HAY" purchased 1900 bags 81 Cupas
clearance Janua-T $. a, II cents cpst ana
freiEht Row York. The ina;kct closed
steady NJ tlfcc for Cuhas cost and freight
latest adyiccs from Cuba report continued
line weather there, with rs certrals now.
grinding. Receipts Ut CDb:n ports for the
past week we're slightly In cNccss Of the
previous weca. while exports were much
larger.
Offerings OF refined sugar were much
smaller today, with only ono refner havin.
any for sale. and restricting 81 TO his rcsu-
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SAVANNAH GA, Ian. G-Turpentine.
firm. 1861: .s'lc4, II. receipts. s.: shipments.
=: stock. No, Rosin. ,rm: sales. -:
quote: II. 1850: y. T. y. 1850; g. lG.s5: ".
800: !. ia: Is. 49,: ~ 1900. -, clel;
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PRICES OF BEET CUTS.

Richmond. Va. Jan & 1Ss,
FoilnwinE are tho quotations to DO pub
iish"i daily showing the Wholesale selling
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PRODUCE MARKETS.
COFI.' T..

tUF'FET..
NEW YORK. Jam. 6.--Thc nlarkct :or cot
zee futures opened AZ advance ~ "a !,
prnts and sold abou; % 10 70 points ne
higher during the early trading on re
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RICHMOND aT0CR NAREYr.
sfBy Csett~ g Huvrh & COY
S5f N TX Richmond, Va. Jan 4 lSy
sTHxinia 3, OId C. and r.. ist1 sa,
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Mcnnonp Ll.. erocK MARREr.

Richmond. Va. Jan. 6. is2o.
Llsat run Of cattle here :tnd marie,
ASher OF ali kinds. n9ss, higher lambs
Ashgr. Good NcA!s. stcady: others dali and
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.

iBy Wcodson-CraIs Ga. Inc. Richmond. Z, !,
u ;. ROOD Administration License No q p.iIs
RichnonI. Va, Jan. 6. 1860
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKrr
Wholesale Quotations IN Eyrh,n.

WHEAT :" Jan lsN
1Gotcrrmrnt control
CORN -CEr Lots:
~ ""'s "'".-',..',.." o is
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1920-08-13
COWLES MAKING A CRIME
RECORD.

Surrendered by his bondsman,
Frank Weidman, after having been
brought back from st. Cloud, Mimi,
Saturday night, Richard Cowles of
Owosso, was taken in circuit court
and his bond raised to $4,000 on each
of the two charges of forgery and
perjury pending against him. He
will be unable to furnish the bonds
and will have to remain in Jail until
the September term Of court.
Weidman was ordered by the court
to pay the costs of bringing Cowles
back from Minnesota, which amount
to about $125. Cowles' mother
mortgaged her home in Pontiac to
give Wiedman security.
Not contented with having two
charges against him, Cowles added
another one, while on on bond. When
caught he had Ford car which be-
longed to James Smalley of Lansing,
and which was stolen from Pine Lake
on July Is.
While he was out on bond Cowles
also took unto himself another wife.
His first wife, an Ovid girl, secured a
decree of divorce in court here on
June Is. Cowles did not contest the
case. He became acquainted with his
present wife only few weeks ago.