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visit with their mother, Mrs. Julia
Thornton.
Mrs. Fred Nelson returned Friday
from a visit with Mrs. Bertram Mel
vim Of Waterville.
DIR. F. f. Earle has sold his place,
formerly known as the Ellen Cover
residence, to Mr.. Flint OF Canaan,
Mrs. Lawler Is passing a few days
in Waterville, as the guest Of her
sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. ivory Burrill passed
the weekend in, Waterville with Mr..
and Mrs. George Hayhurst. ~
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ICEBORO

Mrs. Sadie Beals. who has been
nursing Mrs. Will Stinson on the
River road, returne d to her homo on
the Reed road on Saturday last.
Mrs. Lizzie Ring OF Richmond,
passed the weekend with Mrs. sadie
Beals. I
Misses Nellie Brown and Mariaa
Farley, who are attending Pine Tree
Academy. Auburn. visited friends
here, over the weekend.
The house on the old Trundy Shep2
herd farm. now occupied by Joh4
Skillings was burned on Saturday
evening. having caught from q grasS
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DEATH PROMINENT
LANCASTER BANKER

Lapcaster, n. H., April 1O.-Irving
w. Drew, II, prominent attorney
and banker died here this afternoon.
He had been a member of the State
Senate. On the death of United
States Senator J.. il. Gallinger, Mr..
Drew filled in the expiring term of
that senator. pending the election Of
George Fl. Moses. He was president
of the Tipped Coos Railroad. presi-
dent of the Siwooganock Savings
Bank. and director of the Lancaster
National bank. He had been presi-
dent OF the New Hampshire Bar AS
sociation and of the New Hampshire
Historical Society. He was admitted
to practice in the United States
court In 1877. He had been honored
with many town Offices.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-04-11

the film corporation. a New York
member of the Newton quarterly
conference.
In the Lynn district, w. F. Pres
ton is assigned to South Tewksbury
and Wilmington. In the Worcester
district the following have been as
signed to Lowell churches:
Central, X. 2. Webster; Highland
Union, J. p. Kennedy, Saint Paul's,
J. I. Cairns.
f. f. Jackman has been assigned
to West Chelmsford.
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VenizelOs Denies
Invited to Return

Washington, Apr. 10-Reports that
he had been asked by King. Constan-
tine to return to Greece to resume
the premiership were characterized
as ridiculous" by Former Premier
Venizelos on his arrival here today
from tour OF the southern states
and South America.
The former Greek premier said he
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BURNHAM

Mrs r r. sullivan. who has been
very III for several days. is improv-
ing
Mrs. Antha Giles OF Clinton, widow
NJ tho late Charles Giles. has moved
her household goods to the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. Edna Dyer. and
vii make her home here for the pres
ent
Ira r. Cunningham attended the
Republican State Convention in Ban
~, as delegate.
Miss FloriceyD. Foster has returned
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Across Country Fliers
Starts on First Leg

Central Park. N. Y. Apr. 10-Cap-
tain Roald Apundsen, Arctic ex-
plorer. hopped off in an all-metal
monoplane today for Cleveland, O.,
on the first lap of trans-continental
fight which eventually will take him
to Seattle, where he will leave June
/ for a drifting voyage in the North
Pole regions.
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Drastic Primary Law
Bill in Bay State

Boston. Apr. 10-Gov. Cox today
signed asbill which provides that any
person. who shall make or publish
false statement about candidate for
public office. either at the primary or
the direct which tend to injure or
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-04-11
Harding Gets virain Wool Suit

Washington, Apr. 10-President
Harding was presented today with a
suit made from virgin wool by rep
resentatives of the Ohio Earm Bu-
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reau Federation. The suit. the rep
resentatives said, demonstrated the
value of the truth in fabrics" bill
now before Congress.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Business Property

Y
GARACE-At NaSsalboro.
Me. New building located on federal
highway between Augusta and Wa
terrille at junction of State road to
North and East Nassa lboro. Also one
Oldsmobie touring car. 1921 model.
Good bargain Inquire J. NJ. Bridges,
1S2 Main St, Watervillc. Tel. 439.
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probably would leave the United
States shortly after May to go to
Paris.
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defeat the candidate. should be pun
ished by Sne of $1,000.
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Situations Wanted-Female sc

cool>ee would like a posi-
tion at a portable mill camp. Gardi-
ner. Me, r. j.. D. II, Box -.
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ng the Advertisers In This Catalog Of Wants and Oferp
FINANCIAL
Business. Opp portunitiss

ROOMING HOUSE - Capital wanted
for investment in Augusta. Best of
security. Good opening for womaD
Journal.
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Situations Wanted-Male

EXPERIENCED MAN--Wishes a po
stion at janitor work. Address Box
113. Richmond. Me.
POSITION ON FARAL-By man and
wife. Both experienced. Prefer po-
stion as manager in absence of fam
ily, or in family with no children.
Good references. 'R. g." care Jour
nal.
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LIVE STOCK
Dogs, Cats, Pets

FEMALE CANARIES-404 Water St,
Louden Hill. Haliowell. Tel. 9S3-X.
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MERCHANDISE


ONION SEEDS-Cabbage seeds. peas
and other seeds for the garden. Now
ready. Merrill Bros. Augusta.
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Horses, Cattle, Vehicles .

BAY COLT-Stands 15-2 Driven by
lady last summer. Would take COW
IN part payment. r. d. Gilman, Win
thron.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land for Sale

F,ARM-For Sale! miles frorl VIII
lage. 4 miles from Pennington, so
acre equipped farm, s4000.> X. Il. D.,
telephone. Groom house; barns,
4ox4o, 3txi0; hen house 16xa4. All in
good condition. horses. cows, IL
hens. 10 tons hay. ensilage, 200 cakes
ice. cords wood. All farming tools.
Easy terms if desired. List of tools
on application. Catalog free. John
II. Richards, Pennington.
FARM-At Sidney Center, between Au-
susta and Oakland. IA acres. 80 nice
Gently put in good repair: room 20
cattle: about 80 acres pasture, good
water; remainT-" woods. Pleasant
situation. quite near to Masonic,
Grange and Town halls. Cream col
lected. Low price to SETTLE estate
Tools. hay. seed, horses. + Dyer. II.
3. Augusta.
FARM-My l00-acre orchard and po-
tato farm must be sold Immediately.
Am leaving State and forced to sac
rifice. Price S2s00. Easy terms. J.
FARMS-For sale. Six we'll co 4ipped
CHAMBEELAIN & BURNHRAM. Inc. inc.
AGER, READTIELD. MAINE.
TO SETTLE ESTATE
90-acre farm, known as the Chadwick
Homestead, II miles from Weeks
Mills II miles from SO. China Large
two-story house. loft. barn. carriage
and hen house, ice house, 35 acres in
tillage. Hard wood and pine lumber.
Good chance for live man to make
money. Further description on appli-
cation: G. T. Pierce, Adm, So. China,
Me. Tel. 2-3.
LOOK THIS OVER.-65-acre lakeside
farm on state road. . miles from viii
lage; cuts % tons good English hav.
smooth. level fields excellent crop
ping land: pasture for 10 head. Barn
4oX3o tie-ups. 2 stalls. Excellent
d-room cottage house: beautiful lake
and scenery. fine fishing and boating
20 rods from piazza. Also pair
horses, 4 cows, hay. hens. tools, fur
niture 8 cords fitted wood. $50 cakes
ice, boats. Everything complete
S3hoO. easy terms. Twenty-Five spe-
cial bargains. list free. John K. Rich
ards. Pennington. Me.
SUMMER HOME-Or farm on Lake
shore. Good opportunities for board
ers some stock and tools. Farm, care
Journal.
What do you want? Read the want
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RED RASPBERRY PLANTS-Cuth-
bert, soc doz.: Everbearing variety,
15c. Address S. w. Dunn. Hallowell
Tel 1t05-W /
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COVERED CARRIAGE-Two-se seated
wagon, light riding wagon. g.. w.
Coleman, r. 1, Augusta, Maine (Web-
Der Pond),
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
KENNEBEC JOURNAL

,sasssa Por oaies 1sss,sses
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BAY HORSE-Weight about 1850 lbs,
good worker and driver. Will sell
cheap as we have no more use for a
horse. Augusta Furniture Co.
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CHESTNUT HORSE-9 years old.
weight 1915. Would exchange for
horse weighing 1900 or 1900. Also
driving harness. 16 Mt. Vernon ST.,
Gardiner
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FOR SALE-To settle estate; horse,
COW. single, l double harness, and
wagons. sleighs. dump cart. John
f. Heath. Adm, Whitcfield. Me.
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BEACH WAGON-For sale; alsS one
light one. Sell cheap. T. l.. Robin
son. Vassalboro. Maine
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HOLSTEIN BULLS-4 pure bred, year
old and over. Harry Alexander Oak
land. Me- Tel. 39-4. r. 33
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blackber-
ry plants. dahlia and gladioli bulbs.
E.. w. Furbush, Greene. Me.
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NOTICE-The Barred Rock Cocllercls
and Pullets that | had are all sold,
Wallace Gillcy. II. 7. u. |. Augusta.
pULLETS-12 Black Minorca. I. \.
LEIGHTON So Gardiner
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BEACH WAGON-Good End hand
Gardiner Granite and Marble Works.
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Wearing Apparel

BLUE ONERALLS--And frocks. 75c
each; hard and soft collars 15c each;
good hose, 2 pr. &c. Parcel Post
prepaid. A. f. Pierce. 212 Water st.
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DIM. Weekly Itrrnrt.
INv NssncLAiol ~. /

NV Associated I'r'N-.
NEW YORK. Nov l. Dun's to-
morrow viii say
"Now hUying has no, held 81 tho
recent H,tiv" rat" ~ some impo-,au,
markets hu, many interests ar" 500
well supplied with business 'ha, ia"
diminished demand du.S not affect
scutim"n, adversely. WIN an In
v-utory period close at hand and q
holiday season approach!ug. e con
tjnuaurc OF the slowing down process
in other than retail branches would
not he surprising. nor would II b" Il
reason Tor loss Of confidence. IN"
fact stands out plainly 'ha' pr"ssur"
% accumulated orders maintains out
puts a; 81 relatively high level in lead p
ing Industries. and II is not uncon-
mon now TO hear ot some nanufac-
turcrs being engaged farther ahead
than At any tim" in two years. When
the results Of tho current year arc
analvzcd fuzzy. II viii ne found that
there has been substantial revival
from the depression which followed
the collapse Of the after war boom
I'm 1920 and that previous records
have oecn surpassed in certain In
stances
Weekly bank clearinss. SG.s7s,l7d.-
600
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SUGAR MARKET

NEW YORK Soy - rhy raw sugar
warh'' W"s 'rnt ana s."r gr.rr. were Yu-
fr..gR, cu4tl ~ ..! fn- ."n.r.,,t. ,n
20" NrS"n," - business. Il was Euupr,d
mat ~"..' wlrc uHdc q" local r.Nuar
80 81 cents !ur Cgbas. cost and freight,
qua p" o. 10. cvu'fl'gga. :or %oy,iube.
lhcf' Nts d, '.ftl" ino-" .ciiyity in raw
SHs"s !I'ar'N 'pdry and lf.rc, advance!
80 yea u's during 'h- -sr.y operations
"h ,gF";ia= hy December short, ana bus e.
inE Tor outside accounts. prrmu'-l hy
lh" =. l.H'r- Too tn" -lo' market and con
lun"a guf.tv1rtri- weather on cuba OF
'"G!nSS increased around - FOR Dece!u-
boz and 3 80 Tor Nrv. and PRICES casei
nii tui w"Te nnHllr . points higher 20 >
net lover. Closing December. -;
March. - MAY. 30. iu'y. SOS
IN" market for refined sugar was VIZ r.
changed az ~ TO . ~ yur nuc gran.lst,t
and . hc''cr inquiry was reported
H.iiTci futures nominal
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO, Soy pcr.l.t"n, comiu.s-
sion house buying say" an upward -.au'
- grain prices tudhy, d-sIit" substantial.
Enlargement ut tns Argentine visible sup
ny II wheat and ui the estimated wheat
yields in Australia WhsHt her. closed
afm Ne 20 l'.c net higher with b.c"'n-
n"r 81 -. 20 tl&'. ana MAY sll7i2 to
higher and oats up - 20 -, In p'"-
visions. thc "u'y"m" varied from IA" sS'u"
Yesterdays finish to i2c of
Houses with s"tbnnrd connections LODI
TIA" huyin. uf wheat. and thu. ,lF"um.
stance t,-"ih.r WIKI higher quotations
ct Liverpool. ."nt SiEn.t.snC" to r-prr''
hat ~ all n" wheat growing areas la
TIA" world EUror" hs' had the most uu-
sHi!sf,'b ,ry yield th.' season. Another
hullish factor waS word from omaha
that every Offer ~ corn ana ua's 'p IN"
West ws< accepted os"r night a. the
% Eh"s' prl,"S Yet this .saSuu En.rgcElr
domestic uniting demand as" encouraged
buIli~h sentiment
or.y Transient easing NJ ~ the wheat
market followed announcement that IN"
Australian "NppftHn." suEp.V' wnUil h"
than was looked for. and that IN" AZ
scntir" 'vlsih.c surpI- had Increased
100, o.. bushels. during the last week IN
tho f,g" 90 these hsarISh ziV.rCs COM
mission houses continued go buy. AMI ,n"
n'rN', '.n""h A. about the topmost liz
coz received acrivA supror' no'wlrh-
stauu.uE h.tyy profit taking sales. oman,
was reported as buying rugu within -
thiehE" PARTY. OATS sympatni@cI with
wheat .fIi corn.
wcahnoss ~ hog values undermined the
provision market.
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tO!I'EE MNItktT.

NEW YORK. Soy. II-Th" market :nr
'oh"" futures opened al al advance %;
d" points, AMI nCtl." months sod
DO o. points net hIEH"g during the Up3utre
nu reports ~ continued s'Tcukih - N.u
'NDh" ana further covering =. U..tf
.I"uihr shorts. Later ca1.e H4.lurs tom
b1al.. showed irregular h4tiYnt!uu-
insit. h"NrE's, ana after se.l.uE :. 90
800 MHl'u contracts ,t.'d of 90 ti'.
lh"f" W"r" reactions other months
also. with 'h- Mas ,-s closing net uu.
changed q" puin'- htrn,t. Tnrrc Nr-. Il
SYnt many exchanges from br.,suugr Zoo
later months. .wc.udlu- December go Mey
81 Hin'f"n,'~ 'ruE!rE truu 80 600 %. pHlu'..
SH.rH N"f" "si!.u.'tva a. about !.',"'' uaS.
,"'""h"'. 49,. J"nu''!. go. Marsh. -.
spot u"r"" nrlr, Rp .''. ir %.
i"5' .tn.t'"d. ""!n- ?" inc 4n,rriaiuI, ~
aud =. itr' i'~yrpru-. 49, 10. 20 l,... fuy
urnuUt hlIm,ut AMI 81 1910 20, sn.p-
m"nts 'N'"ryisU- :-ru November 30 IAN
ntry ~" 9 Nc gIo,ad q. 100 80 70 o.
American credits
ln"re wor" Au unusual uuntcr %, sp"-
cl-. cables from IN" Br-Allsu m,rA-i..
''.- AS 70 "ls'u showed net decline =,
80 - $50 ross ia m RIO usfN"t. n, ia am
H"H"n'" 90 :. in the RIO hnuv- uu
i''at'u. "nl a G"riiu" 90 Fi' r-., lv 'n-
dollar bus .nG rate Tn" Santos la.,: D.f
No. NOT 80 Geo 49, rot. .pW|r. ~ uu.. f.r..
N" dollar "UyluE rat" 81 RIO wss go
rr.- lower nut reversed .sEEr.y .ar.. .u
,h0 Gay. brazilian port Ge.r.y's t..".
IHN!.thF receipts. - -. RIO y.rrtu.
!"' irj li,aimotc.
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OF 81 70 :" points Will. the close was =,
net gains az " - 80 lrfr.s

OF hi Z" :" points whit. the close was .,
net gains 81 ~ 20 80 points
fFl'"' Wee higher "n tn" opening and
Tor som" tim" after. In the f,ca Of moor
cHh'r- on heavy ltl,tnr rnnvc,u.u II,
Which ~" interior took . mast prominent
p"t'. hh' "t,"r advances Ot 4 to - points
S'iiht N' IN" sam" character that M :
,"it N"Ti -rIHy began 20 CONF. on The mar.
E't "nd fli a whii" TIA" demand WIS
lh"'" IMAM hI'tG up. Along with this sell
lnt ""~ mu'h 'tIk ~ s'nck"nrd Spni
u'h,hhn' filc"s finally around noon
W"N'l hrNn p" Levels - to y points an.
der n" Cos" "( yesterday. the loves, ~
ne h"E. rms downward movement was
,h"'"'h 10y me large mill tHkinES Tor
-" week ana IN" demand Increased III
~" afternoon ON the better feeling m
ne Foreign exchange market and ON the
ihrR" export movement.
According to Hester tn. mill. OF tho
world TOOK this week f2i,Nn bales q.
American cotton against $4,000 this week
last year. Mott traders looked for
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HEAVY BUYING
AIDS COTTON MART

NEW ORLEANS Nv Il nnyInv IN h
Tremendous scale iln"I "a. cotton mar
bet Today m the .nriy trading and ag.,n
IN ~" afternoon The p',--ur" 10 buy
c''f'H "v"ryihing h"fu'c b.. Un-"ting en-
action which Tor whUr was rather
p-"nupu,ci. owing {" thc sharp declines
- yesterday. At on" time th. D.cemher
position Vas IN TO H.57. but in the late
iTading 4, rose 2jls and closed al
.S..s. Highest prices showed ust advances
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NEW YDHk Sow IT, cotton goods
w'r, gu..'.- today N.'h SOM" .lsh, con
cess '.nS iu $50" print c.Dths. Yarns w"rc
s'"'.i h.i u.rter H4i.a.s grow rru"r
borNH-r 90 'Harg rls" ia 'pteuf'a. wool
ua-H"'. began 'u show som" hesitation
a;''- uuE and steady re-. .Ns sr.d
n"I"l''".y WEI. nt'h 49, active LriuAuI
''- nH1"-'"s NcIEcts Hni other ils tau.
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smaller tak!nEs than werr reported last
year. Exports for tho day amounted T."
>"''- ha!"s, bringing tn" total shipments
for the week IN TO 2so.9SS bales asaiu.,
i'5,3c6 this week last year.
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CHICAGO Nov. lI.-Caftle: Receipts.
$500; beef steers and butcher she stock
SLOW uneven. about steady. Reef steer
arrivals almost "ut'"Iy short feds. hest
'nEs. 800. hulk hset steers S5.7it 100
cann"rs. cutters and bulls relatively
scarce. dctlV" z, strong prices veal
calves uneven: aar'y trading weak {"
lower: closing ahuu, steady. hulk hc"'
v"alors To packers around $50: tsw hand
picked kind. 5000 10 shippers stockcrs
and feeders fairly active, steady.
Hors Rrcc;,s. a7,"n0. carly rnarkc,
fully steady big Hack"-s bidding lower
az noon third o' offerings Still unsold
bulk 10 to .l6-rnnnd average. S:loTis IL.
good ?2n to 80 pound butchers mostly
IS pa .ai: top. SS.25; packjuv SOUS most
ly ;15"N 100; desirable pigs. Is.25 n 50.
sheep: Receipts icwN: lat lambs steady
to strong TOP sitii to city butchers.
SttcS 10 packers: bulk. si' ,aT ia1': culls
generally sll'H6 li.5" three doubles -
round Clipped lambs. 81 "a. o'h2rs 81 50:
feeders du,l: Il" mound Montana fccdus
wcihcrs. fSG. sheep steady. heavy Ya'
"wcS. s5.5hT"So: lighter weights W to
IS o. raid g. two loads .l0-round fed
Wes'srn owes
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%AyAl. STORES

SAThSNAli. Ga Suv -Turpeutlu-
s.rHcs 10. G'"s l-h receipts as. 4t.v.
m"n'-. 20 s'p.a iItl Resin arm. sales.
eos f"t".r's ga shipments ltp. -'oss.
~ 60 Gun'- u d. b. = . ~ ! X
NJ 5'l, y VIC sooUs1s. wv.
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sew YORK. &ov. l--Copre- s.csdy
".~.'fp.,a, slpt ana fu'4ras. ia'.niI Tu
."Nb Nr"t an neat ~. 2-ir. futures. ~ a.
Iron s.'sis lr.mt unchanged. I."Ht
steady, 7IH.. 5"675 Iuc qule'. East
= I.uu.- ~v'' and nearby delivery. : .. q,
U.s. A'..uouy spot. ',ogf..,.
SEW YORK Sow. l7-cav money
easier mrh q .o" 81 ruling rste,
loan. -. cal. loans against Brcrp'au.ts.
'.u" lnans arm. U.,si "oUatort.
4" ~ fsy.. 70. - u.unth~. @ prime com
.artg.a. lEp"r. ~,
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NEW YORK LIVE STOCK

NFW NNNN, NOV - 'a''It. KNroiU's
i.le5: common to fair steers 5000 go
hulls. 81 50n 30: COWS. si.joG5.t". hciicrs,
sjooG..oo
calves: Receipts. 50: lower Voale
sSncdliJo: culle and littlc calves. g. "a, n
-. Erassers. siocUi5N. Western calves.
Shccp and l,inh, Rorciu,s 5rm: steady.
sheep. si6NIIr'. cu'is g 1oHTIH; lambs,
a. N'Hi - -. cults t6Gf@INNH
Hors. RcCeiurs go lower: medium
"a light, weights aud pigs n"STaSo;
heavy hoEs. ;s5onao': roughs s7OT75o
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET
Quotations

Union Bk, OF Richd. 10 iGi
Virginia Trust co. .. 100 325
West End Bank 80. % 75i
Tr,tIlc stocks.
Patterson Mills .... 100 1874
riverside and Dan
River. pfd. .. 100 1924
Riverside and Dan
River. com. casa. 100 900
Roanoke Mills - pfd 100 100
Rosemary MI Co. u
pid. ............. 100 ?ss
Union Bunalo. ist ~. 100 50
miscellaneous.
So. Bond and Mort. Co 1870
ID. I. crump Co. 5 y.
,o C. pfd. ,:.,,: 100 80
'e is, pfh. Realty Co. 100 IS
johnson pub Co,
pfd ............ 100 9T5
johnson Pub. Co.
com. ........... 100 50!
l.arus and Bros Co.
ptd. u { pir'iC.. 100 ili
.. -. !. and S. Co.. ; ~
-. j.. :. : "a. ..... 100 il5
So Stov" WkS. p'd 100 % 100
standard Paper M.g
Co. pfd ..... 100 los
u. l.. r. PC. pfd.. TOO 1904 lot
l. l.. T.. com. - TOO IFS l25
N.-c. CHI. NJ. y. c. TOO ga
~, th"m., com loo -
Va, Bldg and /. 90. 100 100
Va. II aud T.. pfd. 90
3" Richmond Trust Co. 9s
30 Richmond Trust 60, IS
10 L. l.. 7. pfd. lc3t
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r'u." ger ounce Money ~. yer cent
Discount yates shor, end thres months
N.-.s y. ~ l--t Inr cont
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
l.nrwnNSEEn OF

declined Zoo - points through local sell
Ing on tn" easier showing IN lard nu'
subsequently rallied llttlc with cotton
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Richmond 'Un!on Stock Yards
November II. 1879.
Remarks: Supp.y OF cattle much lighter.
Ev-ry hluE with weight ana under selling.
with better G"maHG and prices =. TO &c
higher man asst week. Prospects hria tJr
Al! cattle with order.
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Port movement
rS.E DglsaGst-I 'f1'fgr go Trrctpr,
: q export. 1890 sake. 60 .ora ~
o.
Galveston N!dcHng .0 r-e..r.. 2-.r.
NOBLE Nidd't-g - !.c..g-. b., ~
ports IN. STOCK. !. 81
savannah @iddiiuE = ~. receipts. o1t
exports. albi sales. 2i' sfu.t .ffis
Chnr!es,on Itaeoir CO. .Rpar,s. 27p.
stock 10 sos
W!!ming,on-E.eeip, itn .ocA. 81
,..,
! Tex.s city-Reo,tptc, eos; .oe1 . as
sGleh IA. stock. ica.ea
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- 90
Dallas Niid'inc e:9s: sal~s $50
Montgomery M.dd'ing - rN
90 today Receipts :i.ji"s shipments.
-'f5. stock. 5Gj. -,
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y y.
loo American Eaul< Not- pr
500 American Bosch Magnetic. .
100 American Brk. : f.
-,luo American can ....
loo American can pr.......
l,I"n American Car and F..
10" American Chivlo ......
500 Amrricaa Cotton oii..........
lUO American EXPRESS
20" american li.d" and Leather.
SEQ American L..
Toe American Ice pr. .
l',"n american Int Corp.
200 NmcrjCau-i. Fran
200 american LiuS""i .........
''.un Nm"il'an Locomotive" ........
go" American Metal "
700 american Radiator
%"' american SAFETY Razor. .......
loo American Sn.l;
100 American Sm"l'. pr.
''n american Steel Foundry
','"'l "a" SUGAR ..............
7ui American Su. Tnh
- american T'l. amd Tel..
ma :."h I"ha'r" ............
I""o american WI Wks.................
" +, american W.. Wks. pr.....
$g0 american Zinc ana Lead.
loo American Zinc and Loan NJ
slUO Anaconda - ''''
llhU Associated Dry In,,,I.
90" Associated Dry Goods mr.
Zoe Associated nry Goods nr....
REQ Associated oil
500 AtChiSon ''' '''
loo AtchiSon Or
200 Ntl 1917. and All
,oS Az GT, 'o@ nI Zine ,,......,
LEGO Aust. Mich. ,,,....''''
u @" baldwin Loco. "
90 baldwin Loco. pr...
so" ia ltimnrc and ohio.
wv baltimore ANA Ohio pr
-'L"' hIii!. Cor A...........
@nD ,snmu,, n"r. B................
~" it""chnut Pack
-. pm. S'ccl OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
,no IT, ~ - rr ..............
Xxx pr. I'm. ST. pr.
@ ~. f'in. ST.. pr........
20" brooklyn Edison
@in" i'r"oklyu Rapid TRANSIT,
~ hr""klNn Rapid Transit CIR
w" ,;r""N!Nn Tn. GaS.....
Inn nI'"h Sho" ..............
~ gums fr. pr........
80" FiInS Bros \
SN" HurnS Bros. iS'''
"'p ,'Ht. Cop. and Xinc.
'no hHi and sup. Cop....
I'm "| " .'......'..........
800 caii r I%S|T ,............
~" ,nl Load and Zinc ..........
r'LNN canadian Pacific
i.u' Central Leather go
Nv central Leather mr.
.on H"ntra Of " j. ..........'.'
5+oo cnandlr ere MInaS,n,;.'''.,...,.,......
800 th"Sapcak" ana ohio,
"""G r,mMiicni" ana ~. .............
70" ,,mMicas" ana AZ. pr.......,...
w." lineage, T. Iil...
~" 'hirhE" Great Western.
a"n h'I3h" Great Western pr.
-"u g.. NJ. aud ST T. '''
LOU g. NJ aud st T. ur
'''"W lIrnGn and y "
-" h"aE" l'u"u. H.
81" : % u. !. ana r. ''''
80 :" u ]. aud T. mr.
"o u! |. ana l. pr...,.,,''...''
tS"m - =. NJ. ana O...
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=. k"rIrnI0c JnIV ~ me market
LAYS for cattle Viii he Friday. saturday
md Monday. 80 cattle sold or weighed
IN other than thcS" DAYS