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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-11
CHINESE CAFE

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lie NEW ORIENTAL CAFE AT 81 "
2nd South Will be opened nn n- 49,
January .. 1914. Everything strjctiy
Chinese. Open all night. isS
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SUCCESS BUILT ON
SATISFACTION OF CURES.

1t is on all these things that Yee Foo
Lun, c. II. D., has built his marvellous
success Principally on the satisfaction
and the gratitude OF those who tried his
herbs. When Yee Foo Lun first tried to
Introduce. his herbs be met with nothing
but skepticjsm. People smiled Some said
Show me. zee Foo Lun also smiled-a
winning smile he has-and he showed
Read testimonials which constantly ap-
pear in the newspapers from Denver and
Salt Lake people who have been cured by
his herbs.
Thousands suffering from catarrh, bron
ch!al trouble, throat trouble. lung trouble
chronic cough, tuberculosis or consume
ton, asthma, nay fever. malaria stoma cb
trouble. Indigestion. constipation, torpid
liver. gastrItis. plies. darrhoea. fstuIa
hcaTt disease. skin diseases. eczetna,
Scroiula. female trouble nervousness, in
somn!a obesity. kidney trouble. bladder
trouble, lumOago. Eright's disease. dI5
Detes' rheumatism, neuralgia dropsy. dIZ
illness. hendachcs, nervous debility In men
ana many other chronic diseases have
been restored 10 health and happiness
without poisonous drugs. or the knife nv
the fee Foo Lun, c. II. D.. Chinese berb
treatment ~
Consultation free at the Yee Foo Tn,
6; II. D, Chinese herb Institute. IFS :
Main upstairs, oy presenting this notice
ml0S2
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HAIR GOODS

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HAlR SWITCHES. WIGS, TOUPEEs
mage 10 order Sasse's Hair Factorv
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AUCTION SALES


MONDAY. JANUARY IL. AT 647 SOUTH
18th East. l VIII sell rooms OF nice
household furniture. Including solid brass
bed, best springs, mattresses. solid oak
ful tables. rockers, Quarter-sawed oak
dining set. buffet, china closet, round
dining table, beautiful rugs. carpets.
linoleum. curtains, .portleres. new steel
with overhead oven (cost s60)s lot Of
dishes. cooking utensils, sewing machine,
leather lounge, child's bed. hospital bed.
sanitary couch. refrigerator lawn mower,
lot OF tools; also bedding. pictures. brio
a.orac. and everything for tho homo.
These goods arc as good as now. and
worthy. SO come to this sale for bar
gains. Sale at 1880 a IN. Take the 10Th
East and End South car line.
C. F. OSTERLOH, Auctloneer.
Monday afternoon, 2;3o and evening,
I;3O' Every day In the week ] will con-
ct the ketth~O Brien bldg. on Main ST
Everything in the jewelry line. Presents
given every day. Warm room. Lots OF
c. e. oSTERL,OH, Auctioneer
Broom apartment for rent at Tho
Plaza; modern; on 4th So. between 2nd
and 3rd East Telephone Was. 2S24-w.
G. L. Osterloh. owner, m1261
WE HAVE ONE OF THE FINEST
lines Of slightly used household furnish
original price.
Here are a few samples
Regular $3.50 double cooker for ..... Soc
toc teapots for ......s.-.....-..... 26c
35c milk pans for ,.-..-....,......... .15c
SOC pudding pans for ....,....-...,.25 csc
Ssautifu S sI5o extra large buffet 'fSo fors5S aS
One $50 Bucks steel range. $40
We also have about 100 different patterns
in rugs, room size, from, Isl and up
Now. Just come down and see US
a ,-Ifr'At
o. *. FURNITURE CO.,
2o9 So. West Temple st. n12S4
BEING FAR OUT. CHEAP RENT IS
cash or credit; We have new goods: also
a lot Of carpets and rugs and second hand
good as new, OF half price Michigan
Furniture Co.. aSo State. Was. 514S,
g33Ss
JOHN JONES. AUcTIoNEER AND
valuer. commission business. s years
with K, a, Andrews, Residence. 1880
stringham ave. Phone Hyland 1914 f273s
c. L. osTERLoH. AUcTIoNEER; RES
idence. 62S So. Main. Wasatch 2S24-w.
n4s5
MASSAGE
CALL ON MADAME ERAAKr AT HER
new apartment. Warm Springs. Was
bce4-w. s2l77
ELECTRIC MASSAGE AND vAPoR
baths, manicuring. etc; treatment by
special appointments Was. 6443. 1874
So. Main. fzsll
MARGARET ALLEN. VAPoR BATHS
and massage Room 2. 326 So. Main
921o2
MISS BAILEY. MASSAGE AND vAPoR
"a 70 Sf nm dyn IT
VAPOR BATHS. SCIENTIFIC MAS
sage, manicurlng, etc. Room 90. Ga
lena block, State and End South. m1230
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200 sample hats, values S5 to SIS, for
three days only, 81. Stephenson g Hat
Shop, pa South Main.
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STROCk'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Hotel, restaurant and household heln
Headquarters for laborers,
bS West Second South Phone 4SS.
kl1sS
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SAFES AND VAULTS


COMPLETE LINE OF SAEES ON
hand. Shealy Safe & Vault Co. sl3
So. West TEMPLE o2543
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c. r HANSEN s. CO., EMPLOYMENT
agents, SO K. lat So. Phone WsaL 80
fl5Sf'
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EYE, EAR, NOSE, THROAT

DIX. ARTHUR BURROWS. OCULIs
and aurist. specI0cles accurately fitted:
difficult cases -onClted. 500 Gontlnenrai
Bank bldg. g35Si
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Denver and Return

Denver and Return.
January l6 and II, via Union Pacific
system. Limit, January 3lst. City
Ticket Office, Hotel Utah.
advertisement.
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GROCERY SPECIALS

4 LBS. JONATHAN APPLES. 15C;
Swiss cheese. lb.. 25c; cocoanut, lb.. 15c:
SOC. Ceylon tea. doc, oranges. doz,, zoe;
ladies' rubbers, 35c; boys felt boots, and
overs. zoe: girls rubber boots, zoe: lbs.
butter. 55c; best hams, H., lSac; mixed
candy. H., 10c; flour, SIX, Doc; cans
peas; 25c; case. S1.45: lbs. apples. 10c;
pilgs. cereal coffee, 25c; Carnation
wheat flakes, 2oc; HIS 40c coffee, soc.
CHICAGO STORE
114-l6 West lst South m944
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GOVERNMENT POSITIONS ARE EASY
to get. My free booklet, Y-2la tells
how. Write today-now. Karl Hopkins,
Washington. D, c. mslf
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EXPRESS AND BAGGAGE

CITY EXPRESS AND HaGGGGE -
Phone Was. 2Sl6. bIsSi
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AMBITIOUS PERSON MAY EARN SIS
TO $50 weekly during spare time at
home writing for newspapers. Send for
particulars. Press Bureau, M-ls7. Wash
ington d. c. m950
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CONFINEMENTS

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WILLOWS S-MERE-SECLUSI ADOP-
ton. Flora A Phillips 25O5 lish East.
. olks. below Sugar House, Hylani
l23l-M. klS4
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FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. BASE.
meHt First Congregational church IA
get you position free OF charge. T9.l
ephone Was. 5322 tae5l
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GOVERNMENT EXAMINATIONS :
thorough preparation, So. Returned II
not appointed. Particulars free Amea-
can Civil Service school, Washington,
D. C. k25sl
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GOVERNMENT RAILWAY MAIL
clerk and other civil service exams"
everywhere soon. Get prepared by for
mer U, S. Civil Service Secretary Exam
liner. Free Booklet F &c. Write NOW
today. Patterson Civil Service school,
Rochester. y. Y, mIO6S
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MINERS HOTEI-ROOMS 26c, a6c AND
60c; beds l6c: 20c. 25c and soc; weekly
rates N.o0. 500 and $500; clean rooms.
good service. 1sh Commercial St Was.
1865. m7iS
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TYPEWRTTERS

HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL MAKES
OF TYPEWRITDRS.
Largest stock Lowest prices. Easiest
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CHINESE HERBS.

YEyD FOO LUN, c. II, D.. CHINESE
HERB TREATMENT WON WONDER
FUL SUCCESS.
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HUSTLERS MAKE GOOD MONEY
selling our hardy guaranteed nursery
stock. We still have some splendid terri
tory and liberal proposition to offer
Full particulars by addressing Idaho
Nursery Co. Weiser, Idaho. m947
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10000 WEEKLY PROFIT IN SPARE
time ut home Mail order business
don't worry about capital. Boyd II:
Brown. Omaha Neb. nl06S
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IF YOU WRITE PLAIN ENGLISH YOU
may earn steady income writing for
newspapers; experience not required
Capital Press Syndicate. Washington,
D. G. ml01
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CHINESE HERBS

YEE FOO LUN, c. II. D.
Original Chinese herbalist and founder
OF the Chinese Herb institute, Denver.
His herbs are curing the sick by the thou
sands. Salt Lake branch, lis So. Main.
upstairs, over Hirschman's shoe store
Was. $3.50. Daily, 8 q. m. to 6 p. M, to
s: Sunday, 10 to 3 p. M me52
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FURRIERS

FURS REPAIRED AND REMODEL ED (;
fur work OF every description, as we'll
as taSidermyi highest class workman
snip positively lowest prices. Hudson
Bay Fur Co, 122 Main ST II
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AND HEATING

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l IAH PLUMBING G. HEATING co =
=, = S0N SCH, Tracts AND JOBBING; ESTi-
MATES FREE: HY. 1877, It2eao
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SADDLE HORSES

FOX HlKE. DIVIDED SKIRTS: BROAD
way s1aDles lst So, bet. Main and
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PERSONAL
WESTERN BRANCH
GERMAN HEALTH CoLLDGM

GREAT CORRESPONDENCE SCaOob
OF THE TRUE SCIENCE OF
LIVING,
Now fully established In o-o
SALT LAKE CITY, LOCK BoA 3D.
PERFECT HEALTH.
WE HAD 1T. WE LOST 1T. WE
RECLAIMED 1T.
DO YOU WANT TT
BETTDR THAN GOLD A THOUSAND
FOLD. NO DRUGS. NO KNIFE
NO TROUBLE.
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GOOD SUITS. OvERCoATs. COATS AND
other articles, must be sold TO cover
cleaning charges. Nobby Suitorium, 21s
State street. m3Sf
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WANTDD-FOR u. s. ARMY, ABLE
bodied unmarried men between ages
OF Is and S5, citizens OF United States
of good character and temperate habits
who can speak, read and write English
language. For Information apply to re.
cruitlng officer, old Walker Bank Bldg.
w. Second South street, Salt Lake City
msls
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LOCOMOTIVE FIREMEN. BRAKEMEN;
wages about 500; experience unneces-
Sary. Send age. postage. Railway. care
Tribune mol
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WANTED-25 BOYS AND GIRLS TO
earn 81 each day and Saturdays. Gnu
and let US tell you how. t4A So. e,n
East mllio
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TRIBUNE WANT ADS PULL
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ALL-AROUND GOOD BAKER; GOOD
proposition for right man. Address
N-5, Tribune. mllz'
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YOU CAN MAKE MORE MONEY!
farming than you can working for
someone else. Sec the Pacific Land d
Water Co.. 18th floor Walker Bank bldg,
FOR exceptional opportunities ga{S6
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MEN AND BOYS TO WEAR HEAVY
winter patent and gun metal $3.50
shoes. Bell Sample Shoe parlors, 400
Boyd Park bldg. k322S
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WANTED-NAMES AND ADDRESSES
by mall order houses big pay; home
work. Information for stamp Direct
Appeal Co, Plymouth, Ind ml04S
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DETECTIVE AGENCY

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DETECTIVE AGEN-
cy. i0i Boston bldg. Men and women
operators. AL work confidential. Was
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MYSTERY OF CURES CONSISTS OF
NOTHING BUT NATURES SECRETS

The mystery is nothing but en- intimate
knowledge Of natures ways, natures Sc
crets. II you wish. which he has cleaned
from the knowledge Of his people: a peo-
pie who have stored up precious knowl-
edge for thousand of years and preserved
1t jealousy, The wonderful thing about
his cures comes out when they are COM
pared with the incomplete treatment OF
other methods.
Ycc Foo Lun. c. II. D., Is the son Of a
famous Chinese physician and combines
the wonderful knowledge OF people who
have lived close TO nature for thousa nds
of years, with the UP to date analytical
science Of modern medical training. He
needs no surgeons knife, no med!ca ments
He knows the herbs which the Chinese
have sorted out and cultivated for thou
sands OF years. and knows how TO apply
them. He has lived long In America, and
Is accustomed to the needs. ailments and
peculiar ways and natures OF the Ameri-
cans,
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CLEANING AND DYEING


SALT LAKE CLEANING CO.. BEST
work. prompt delivery. 265 South State
Was. 1925. Hyland 1899. s23a5
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ED-APPRENTTCE TO Th1a sros
mer's trade with some expeg.,unsr
Apply today, 1874 South I1th East 1rnisss
house.
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ANYBODY CAN EARN $50 WEEKLY
raising mushrooms. entire year, IN GER
lars. sheds, boxes, etc. Markets waiuhs.
Free booklet Hiram Barton. 553 West
4Sth street, New York. miO'H
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SCHOOL OF ART

DRAWING. PAINTING LESSONS. LIV-
ing model. Paintings on exhibition.
Constitution bldg, studio 525. Call after
Eoons. m29O
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CUT FLOWERS
MONUMENTS, TOMBSTONES

LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM l.
Mckenzie. Display yards. 422 ) State.
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AN ITALIAN WHO CAN READ ;.nre
write English. with some eSpe,.saAy
around mines: good wages enc
employment. Address MO-. Iripu.r .,rrifs3
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Continued success Of any business. in
stitution or individual must be founded
upon reliability and merit, The public Will
not trust its confidence 10 anyone or give
its patronage until worth has been proven
by actual results accomplished II is be-
cause OF the results obtained and be-
cause of their proved reliability and morit
that the Yee Foo Lun Chinese herbs have
won such remarkable success.
Yee Foo Lun. c.. II. D., Is the leading
Chinese Herbalist In America, and he is
known over America as the original Chi
nese Herbalist. He has become noted as
absolutely the first and only practical
herbalist In the United States who uses
only Chinese herbs and no drugs In con-
nection with his system OF health. His
herb treatment has been consta antly test
ed and proven by thousands.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-11
BANK, BAR AND OFFICE
FIXTURES

w. l., WETHEREEE CO., DESIGNERS
and manufacturers OF bar. bank. office
and store fixtures; also agents Tor billiard
and pool tables and supplies Office and
IA ctory, l5S-16c West 1sL South. Wasatch
6228. h332o
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SEWING MACHINES

We SELL, RENT AND REPAIR ALL
makes. f59 state. Was 4703. d3IIs
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COMPLETE SET OF BANK FIX
lures; formerly used by Mccormick &;
Co. Apply Mccormick & Co. mac?
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TWO BRIGHT MEN TO GET OUT AtSHii AWiii
rent some well-located storerooma
pay some cash daily and good co.nn", ca ,o
sion. Wan, canvass made from sto.,rasv SOL
after $50 a. m. at 1853 So. state s:.,e,7
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T. C. TIsENREB CO. EMPLOYMENT
agents. IL e 2nd So ST., oasenlseinns.
Phone Wasatch 1868. miis1
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST OR STRAYED FROM 9TH EAST
hotel Saturday, January 8, female
Airedale terrier; light brown face, breast
and legs: back nearly ok; coarse. shaggy
halri no collar. Reward. r H Peale,
Fifth East hotel, Phone Wasatch 4190
rnQSJ
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CRlSMON d NICHOLS. ASSAYERo
and chemists, zzs SoGtn West Temple
wlIy3
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WINDOW CLEANING

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ARE YOUR WINDOWS DIRTY? PHONE
National House Cleaning Co.. Was.
1856. kagii
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SALT LAKE CABINET & FIXTURE
Co.; free estimates u Richards St
Was. 32l0. k2162
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-21
II : Circuit Court OF Anneals.

The United States Circuit Court OF
Appeals reconvened yesterday morn
ing at 10 O'Clock with Circuit Judges
Pritchara. Knapp and Woods in at
tendance.
Case argued yesterday:
NO l3os-The United States Fidel-
tty end Guaranty Company OF Ralti-
more, Nd. plaintiff In error. Vs the
United States OF America ct al, de-
PENDANTS In error; error TO the Dis
trict Court at Norfolk, Va, Argued by
Edward p Baird. Norfolk, Va. for
the plaintiff In error. and by Hiram
NJ. Smith, Assistant United States At
torney, Richmond Va, for the de-
PENDANTS in error. and submitted.
Motion TO advance cause---in CALI
today:
No. 132s--State OF West Virginia,
appellant. VS. Adams Express Com
pany, appellee: appeal from the Dis
trict Court at Charleston. w. Va. On
motion of appellant to docket and
advance for argument at the present
term. To be argued by Fred O, Blue.
Of Charleston. W. Va. IN support OF
motion. and by Geo. +. Price. OF
Charleston, w. Va, IN opposition
thereto
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-21
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

New York, Nov. 20.--The Cotton
Market continued quiet during today's
trading. This liz the natural result OF
hesitation In the matter of fresh
commitments at time when the out
standing interest Is at a minimum.
There lis so much cotton available In
the South and the present crop Is SO
obviously far In excess of actual re-
quirements under war conditions. that
great caution is being observed In
fresh purchases, particularly on ad-
vances.
When shorts attempt to cover. how
ever. they find offerings limited, and
after some early irregularity today
the market rallied. December opened
at an advance OF two points and other
months were unchanged to three points
lower at the start. but the general list
ruled about Two to seven points net
higher around midday. Liverpool re-
ported narrow, steady market with
prices q to 10 points higher. and
there was nothing to indicate any
material change in Southern condi-
tons.
The market remained steady during
the afternoon and closed very steady,
to Is points higher.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-21

with the opening Ok The FederaI HesS
serve Bank. and dispositions - sn0N1
to await with condolences the ultimate
settlements Of problems that caused
uneasiness In the past few months
along accepted lines OF business pro-
cedure. Some manufacturers continue
business with orders for foreign snip
ment Wholesale trade is still quiet
but inquiries from prospective buy
ers are more frequent. and this feat
ure, taken In connection with pres
ent uniformly low stocks OF country
merchants, is accepted as an indica-
ton OF favorable development. Inc
cooler weather has aided in the as
tribution of seasonable goods at retail.
and some holiday purchasing has been
In evidence. Jobbers OF groceries ana
provisions continue Ia the best posi-
ton, and these lines show an active de-
mand, with gales OF practically nor
mai volume. Other staple lines also
show some Improvement, notabie IN
collections. which have made gains IN
the past two weeks, though complaints
continue as to this feature OF trade a.
regards territory further South.
Fertilizer manufacturer have been
hampered to some extent by the I'M
certainty regarding the supply OF raw
materials. but are making provision
for ordinary demands. Another facfor
causing unsatisfactory conditions IN
this branch of trade is the difiicuity
experienced in obtaining settlements
from cotton planters.
Leaf tobacco sales have been in
significant in comparison with past
seasons. due largely 10 the continuance
Of weather conditions unfavoraole 10
III. handling of the new product
The produce market shows some
comma red with the past
few weeks and the unfayorahie stu
alton resulting from unusually heavy
receipts, especially apples, in the carry
part of 4he fall. is gradually beine
eliminated Retter demand il shown
on the part Of retail purchasers. and
improved storage facilities have sided
In the adjustment
Richmond bank ciearings for tht
week. ending November IA amounted
10 ss.9is500 which shows slight
loss compared with $9,o6o,4so the pre-
vious week
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-21
COUNTRIES
ARE SEEKING LOANS
ON WALL STREET
NORWAY OFFERS THREE. MIL
LIONS WORTH OF SHORT-TIME
OPENING INfPROBABLE.

New York. Nov. 20.---Business in
bonds lost some OF it's briskness and
prices lost some of their firmness to-
day in response to the official con-
clusion announced that there were
difficulties in the way of an immediate
reopening OF the bond department of
the Stock Exchange. In foreign ex-
change circles there continued to be
talk about the appearance OF foreign
offerings OF American investments for
sale here and naturally Wall Street
assumed that the disclosure Of po-
tential liquidation had checked the
movement for partial restoration of
the open bond market In any event
the dealings today were bound to re-
feet the suggestion of fresh uncer-
tainties although the essential facts
remained on which the movement for
broader dealings was started.
Moreover. the inevitability Of
foreign liquidation has long been
counted upon. The prospect of 1t at
fords an excellent reason for restor-
ing organized market facilities in
order to allow the accommodation of
values to the necessities OF war to be
gin and to become continuous. Still
he fiotation OF the British war loan
might accelerate a reaiiZa ton from
London In order to permit subscribers
to take up their commitments with
the proceeds of American securities
Report had II that this was ono of
the matters which induced certain
representations to be made by the
Federal Reserve Board ito bankers
here advising delay in further re-
lease Of abe securities market from
restrictions.
Cotton Raliies-Wheat Heavy.
variety OF routine items made up
the bulk OF the days budget of news
bearing on values. Cotton showed
some ral'ying strength, but wheat and
other cereals were rather heavy The
negotiation of more call loans at ga
per cent was reported and the ctrcum-
stances of 11e banking position indi-
cate that money Is fast In the way Of
becoming drug unless the supply Of
II encounters such a demand an the
resumption of more or less regular
trading in securities would create 4
ready market Is being found on a
IA per cent basis for the new Issue
of New York Central equipment 1-2
per cent notes. A feature of the in
vestment situation is the offering Of
50. 900. 600 of Norwegian government
per cent two and three-year notes,
and in banking quarters 1t IL said that