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Evening star., 1915-04-09
Oil Stove Causes $3.50 Fire.

Too much fuel put into the tank OF
an oil stove in the house of Louis
Wells. 1906 New Jersey avenue north
west, Yesterday afternoon WAS respon-
sIbIe for a fire that did $50 damage.
Firemen reached the house in time to
prevent more serious damage being
done.
Evening star., 1915-04-09
Mrs. Paul to Lecture on Law.

An outline of THE Heart of Blackstone.
or Principles Of Law is to be given hv
Mrs Nanette B. Paul at the Wilson Nor
NAL School, 1lth and Harvard streets
northwest. Wednesday evening at
O'Clock The lecture is open to the pub
lie series of lectures hy Mrs. Paul is
to follow being given under the aus
pices of the Parents League.
Evening star., 1915-04-09

Wheat Flour $500 bbl.: Glib. trial sack.
2.c: :, cans Peas, "3c: Choice t.vap-
Peaches. 5t2c: large cans Cal. Peaches.
Toe 4 cans Baked Beans. 2Jc; ; cans
Asparagus, soc: cans Corn, 2Jc: 13c
cans Tuna Fish 1"c: :. doz. Safety
Matches 1or Butter ::2c: Fat Norway
Mackcrel. &c and Toe: Wonder Coffee,
zoe a." 9Th st. NV. and all the j. ]. D.
pyIes Stores.
Evening star., 1915-04-09
James Rankin Young Resigns.

Mr.. James Rankin Young has sent to
Postmaster General Burleson his resig-
nation as superintendent Of the postal
savings bank at Philadelphia. II is un-
derstood that in retiring from the gov
ernment service Mr.. Young will become
q resident of the city Of Washington.
Evening star., 1915-04-09
What Kin-Po Does

An intoxicated person is a poisoned per
son and should Ice treated III tee most
in+nlli~ent and scientific manner. What
world any repJItahi" physician Il" lr
called to n case OF suspected p"ls"hiil.
What world you suggest: Empty lhe
stomach and cleanse tit" system rs rapid
lv as possible Of the agent causing the
trolhIe' This is Just what hinfo
does. tcGnaint yourself with this method
by securing literatur" from 1900 l. 81.
NV Phone Main 1853. 1t is free
Advertisement.
Evening star., 1915-04-09
Safety First-3% Interest

on savings accounts. National Metro
politan Bank. 18th St, opp. Treasury
Advertisement.
Evening star., 1915-04-09

$500 New York and Return. $500
Baltimore & Ohio, evening April 10
Ask agents for observation-disclosures
ment.
Evening star., 1915-04-09
CITY ITEMS.

EisinEcr Is the Nan to sec " hen
you want to buy Fencing. Blinds or
Lumber to advantage. Yard, 30? ith NV
Evening star., 1915-04-09
Perry Jones Chocolates are pure

Cedar Chestx-Maker to User.
Size 19ia' wide. Al" long. 10 deep. $3.50.
Martin Wiegand, Phone Main 11of.
Evening star., 1915-04-09

Baltimore & Ohio to Baltimore.
sl.50 round trip every Saturday and
sunday. good returning until 8 am
ay.-Advertisemen
Evening star., 1915-04-09
ELECTION OF OFFICERS
BY HEBREW SISTERHO0D
Meeting Held of Women's Society
at Which the Annual Reports
We're Read.

The annual meeting aud election OF
officers and directors Of the Sisterhood
of the Washington Hebrew consrega-
tion, which was held Wednesday even
ing in the temple of that organization.
resulted as follows:
President, Mrs. Ahram Simon. first
vice president. Mrs. Alfred Selinger;
second vice president. Mrs. z. Stras
burger; recording secretary. Mrs. Ern-
est Gichner: corresponding secretary,
Mrs. Alfred Rosenthal: treasurer. Mrs
A. C. Mayer, directors. Miss Ida FRIED
berger. Mrs. Myer Fellheimer, Mrs 10
seph Goldenberg, Mrs. Clarence Gros-
ner, Mrs Eva Hexter, Mrs. Harry
Hahn. Mrs. ]. Koerpel. Mrs. r. SinsheI-
mer. Mrs otto Woerner: auditors, Mrs
J. Eisenmann, Mrs. Mark Blum, Mrs. T.
Sonneborn.
Mrs Alfred Selinger. outgoing pres.
dent, was presented with a cluster OF
roses as a testimonial OF appreciatioh
for her services to the sisterhood.
Evening star., 1915-04-09

Charlie Chaplin daily. Virginia, COS 9th
Evening star., 1915-04-09
Reports on Years Activities.

Reports on the years activities were
read by the following; .-.4
President, Mrs. Alfred Selinger; re-
cording secretary. Mrs. Eva He&ter;
corresponding secretary. Mrs Alfred
Rosenthal; treasurer, Mrs. A. C. Mayer.
and chairmen of the following COM
mittees: Religion, Mrs. J. Q. Beriiner;
CO operation, Mrs. William Michaelis;
Sabbath school, Mrs Eva Hexter; !;
propaganda, Mrs. Ernest Glchner:
scholarship fund, Mrs. u. Sanger: cere-
moniai objects, Mrs. NJ. stern; union,
Mrs. Gus Louis; membership, Mrs. Ida
Friedberger. entertainment, Mrs
A BRAN Simon: hospitality. Mrs. G.
t'riedlander: hospital visiting. Mrs. L.
Kahn; flowers, Mrs. A. Heilbrun; social
hour. Miss K Cans; purchasing, Mrs $
Fischer.
Evening star., 1915-04-09

Phone Your Want Ad to The Star.
Main 24h1
Evening star., 1915-04-09
star of the Fast Is the Hest Winter

Pencil sharpcners. Schmidt, 1921 18th
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-10
BUENA VISTA MOVING
Evidence Of Prosperity on Every Nnnf,
Industrial Plants EnlnrginH and
New Ones Coming.

Evidence OF prosperity is being mad,
apparent in this city by spirit o..
confidence that prevails among the mcn
who conduct Bucnn Vista's cnterpriscg
The extract works, ono OF tho largest
producing plants. giving employment
To a larger number of men in tho
works. as we'll as to many in the for
ests. has laid the foundation for new
buildings, which will enable it to about
double its present capacity Workmou
arc so in demand that there are few
idle ones in or about Buena Vista.
The Allegheny Iron Co. another en-
terprise of great Importance to this
community. cOntemplatcs the erection
or brick furnace whereby it can con
vert its waste material Stag into
bricks. The process Is an English III
vention and in results in lower prices
and finished material has proven salts
factory. Sample bricks have been SUBJ
jected To steam heat and freezing with
out affecting the product. while red
clay brick fell apart in the freezing
test Blucprints for n building nave
been secured. and bids have been asked
for its erection.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-10

NEW YORK. October s-The rise in the
Naiue o! cotton goods continued during the
week. and some large trading was reported.
me in!i!s have been slow To enter late con
tracts, as they are unprovidcI with cotton
Tor next year and have been slow 10 buy
al the advanced prizes. Drills and sheet!nGs
have advanced sharply. Many blcached cot
ionH nave been placed at va!uc. Prices have
heen restored TO last seasons levels on many
EASTERN dress Slnghams. and others have
neen placed at values. TickinEs have been
pinC ed az value. ;hc last pric. being based
on !I'.c Ter S.ounce goods. Prints and print
c.'tns nave teen advanced. Duck has been
turtle: advance ~ q shortening OF dis
counts. and nt"y domestic numbers are
scarce The - r; trade has been ham
pered ny the rise in cotton: shipments or
oid orders continue large Tn. fine and
FANCY cottons have been advanced stctdiIS
at mill centerr and conyerters are beginning
l" get advances on the finish pro luctS TIN.
activity In knit goods has increa sed ana
prices are being advanced steadily. Yarns
are advancing sharply Quotations: Irin,
cIe, rs. 2s.inch eiNe4s. s'2c: Six60s. 3Sc; aSa-
lhci' 'tNois. &c: brown sheetinGs. South
Hrn standards. &c; denims. G-ouncc lie.
UcN'nrs S-ornce. .li2c. Al value: prints
20. staple g!nEhams. 6i.c; dress ginghams
Si-". at value
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-10
ISanl; CleirinCs.

NEW YORK October 9Th. s,ate,ncn. .,
me actual condition OF clearing hons. H., n L 9
an, an ,rusi ,conp,ntes for the week shows
ri legal requirements This Is - docrssse
OF S6"'..i0 from last week. The statement
follows:
Actual condition:
Loans. etc. s..G2t.2i7.o10 increase s;?7o; ono
heserV" in own vaults. So. 800 Ono Of wnirr,
49, i'c- Is SEecte: increase, Si.t!i GOA
Eeserve in Federal reserve bank ga ,2o =
O00; increase. $4,000. '
heserye IN other repositories, saa0... coo
NSt Gen'ani deposits, s2,s7 $1,000; increase.
Nc, 81, time deposits. sise $4,000; increase.
Circulation s&5.seo0oo: decrease .ssa ooo
Aggregate resrve. $685.. ts3 600
40 "'N'e"Se' S'''''
summary Of State banks and trus, cam
pames In Greater New York not inclr.,IeI
IN ciearinG-E house statement:
.oans, etc. Si>'..12, 300: increase g. G;- I'm
SIc'ic. S".,oij.2C0: increase ;sc ,On
Legal tenders. s.. s6i50O: decrease s.S3 an
Total deposits. s75SiiS.5N0: decrease s$s3 zoo
r;amks cash reserve in vaults SI"Gs! SO
s;?@>i 900. '' N'"''S'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-10
COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK. October 9.-Reports Of light
Ia heavy frOsis in northern sections OF the
eastern and central belt failed to inspire
any aggressive buying In the cotton market
here this morning, and prices broke rather
sharply under further liquidation selling
for a reaction. The closing steady at
net decline Of - to 30 points with last
prices at about tho lowest point OF the
session
Tho market opened weak and generally o
TO = points lower. and uuockly sold Is ~ .
points under last nights closing figures on
seemed to bc either ignored considered
az Of little Importance In Its bearing upon
he size of tie crop. hut following the pub
LEGATION Of the eastern belt forecast for
frostS in northern sections tonight. there
were rallies OF some TO : points from the
lowest with March selling up from lc7fc to
-c.SltJ There was ONE trade buying on this
rally. as well as scattered covering. but
otherwise demand comparatively light.
and the market soon weakened again under
continued liquidation. with December selling
of to in.3Sc. March TO l:.I5c and May to l.. SIC
in the late trading. Il to - points net
lower. October was relatively steady. Re-
views OF the domestic goods trad. indi.
cstsd contint cd activity. with prices higher
IN some instances. The prospect for fair
and warmer weather in tho western belt ami
private predictions that the conditions would
work east of tho river over Sunday, probably
in spired part OF tho selling. and rcactionists
we're predicting Increased spot offerings
with favorable weather for picking and gin.
ming.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-10
The uockx Mount Market

ROCKY MOUNT. y. c., October .
The receipts OF tobacco have been cut
short somewhat by the rains Of the
past several days, but, in spite Of
them. have totaled about $500
pounds. Prices have been very good
and are advancing on all grades OF
good tobacco, cutters and export leaf
selling as high as s25 to $50 while
wrappers seem to have no limit. When
ever they appear the bidding is
spirited. and prices ranging as high as
$50 to $50 are by no means rare. The
average for the week Ia nearly l. cents
per pound. All of the large companies,
as we'll as the Independents, are very
active. and the scenes enacted on the
local market remind one of the days
Of two and three years ago. when
prices were exceedingly high.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-10
The Danyi,Ie Market.

DANNlLLE, VA, October Cripple
sales have lasted until about o'clock
each OF the five sale days OF this week.
While the offerings Indicated Il cror
OF good, ripe tobacco. the color is
disappo intment to the buyers, particu-
larry the buyers for export account.
The soft order In which the weeks
breaks have been marketed Is also
detrimental in color. The general
character Of the crop, indicated by
the offerings up To this time. Is good:
medium as to quality and color. with
small proportion Of very common
and fine brights, and being of heavy
body generally, 1t will he difficult to
mold the color it now has. There has
not enough tobacco been sold up to
this time to establish prices. Heavy
receipts are looked for next week, and
rcdrtcd tobaccos are fairly active.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-10

weather during the last few days, and
there has been considerable threshlng
from the stack. Farmers are still far
behind in their work Of sowing tn.
new crop. however. and naturally will
aim to get through with this labor
before doing any large shipping.
substantial price gains were shown
III wheat futures at one time during
to-daEs session, but a late reaction
carried values OF SHARPLY closing
hsurcs being only u to 4 cents bet
ter than on the previous day. Tn.
market derived most of its early
strength from the fact that ii had been
oVerSold on Friday, and offerings at
the outset were moderate. Northwest
markets were very strong, and this
also had consid. rable influence here
while the steady cables coming after
our severe break was likewise a helm.
Cash wheat in the Nortl. is being
SOLD as fast as 1t is coming in. our
spring wheat going principally to the
milling trade, while the Canadian grain
* being exported
CORN also lost most OF its early gain.
ciosihS IS a !. cent TO Is cent lower for
tn" day. Selling by elevator and cash
houses was a feature. Numerous re-
roFtS OF damage from recent killing
it"Sts encouraged much local and some
outSiue buying, which, together with
the iirInness OF wheat gave the market
us early bulge. The trade is divided
as 10 the proper ma-ket effect OF the
quaNtN deterioration as a result oi
the frost damage, seine claiming that
large percentage of poor corn will
depress values. Local cash sales were
$4,000 bushes
oats were quiet and affected by other
grams Resting spots were y cent
h!%her Tor December and l-l6 cent
lower for May oats. The weather has
nj 70, =
oats. but receipts show falling off
as compared with the previous week
AMI were much lighter than a year
ago. Export demand for oats con-
tinnes spasmodic. Local shipping
sales were l35. 900 bushels
Hog products closed higher. partlv
in sympathy with n hrmer hor market
at the yards, and partly because Of
buNinS Of nearby stuff by packers and
OF January deliveries by investors
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-10
MONTH OF COUNTY FAIRS
Interest In District and Local Exhibit
lions Growing In Virginia
As Days Go Ky.

The Times-Dlspatch has for the past
several years urged every county in
Virginia to hold Il County Fair every
fall. One hundred County Fairs for
Virginia has been its cry and the cry
has been heard by numbers of coun-
ties. The time may soon come when
each county will have It's own local
exhibit In addition to the larger dis
trict exhibitions and the State Fair
In Richmond. Not less than dozen
counties have already held their Fairs
Tor this fall and In every instance they
proved successful and valuable to the
farmers and others who exhibited and
who visited them for the information
to be obtained. that is such of them as
were not knocked entirely out by the
heavy rains OF last week, so proved
Below Is partial list OF the fairs
yet to be held:
Halifax County at South Boston Oc-
tober 1922.
Southsde Virginia Fair at Peters
burg, October 1922.
Botetourt County at Fincastle. Oc-
tober 1922.
Prince Edward County at Farmville,
October 2i-23
Orange County at Orange. October
20-oo
Allegheny County at Cov!ngton. oc
:ober 25-21.
Emporia (Greenesville County, a.
Emporia. October 26-2a.
Fiuvanna County at Carysbrook. Oc-
:obcr 2O-o2
buckingham County at Dillwyn, Oc-
tober oi-23
mere are others. perhaps. to be held
between now and the middle OF No
vember. but the above are all that the
Times Dispatch has received notice OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-10
National Hank for Northumberland

iIEATHSVILLE, VA. October .
The Northumberland Sporting Club. Of
HeathsTille. met recently and decided
to hold the annual fair at Heathsville
October &c. % and oS.
Much enthusiasm is manifested. and
1t is expected this will surpass all pre-
vious fairs. Several local horses are
In training for the races
To compensate for the scarcity OF
fish this season. fish oil and scrap have
taken decided advance in price.
Application has been made TO the
Comptroller of the Currency for the
establishment of national bank at
Reedville. to succeed the late Tide
water Bank. Capital is placed at $50
600. and the name is to he the Com
monwealth National Bank OF Reed.
Vile. Va. The incorpora are: II.
Gordon Blundon, l.. Rice, j. T.. Marsh.
w. j. Courtney and ]. y. Palmer. Here
tofore the Lancaster National Bank, OF
lrvington has been the only national
bank from Fredericksburg to the bay.
Oystermen report a scarcity of mar
ketable oysters, and prices very dis
couraging for this time Of the year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-10
INCREASED ACTIVITY IN
BRIGHT TOBACCO MARKETS
FarmviIle Wants to Sell Brights Along
with Dnrka-DRnviiie Has
Triple Sale.

The steady. warm rains throughout
the tobacco growing territory OF Vir-
sinia and North Carolina brought tho
long desired stripping season. and
farmers far and wide took advantage
of IT and prepared enough OF the weed
for market to keep the warehouses in
the various bright markets crowded
for some time to come
The Richmond warehouscmcn have
Information from the sun-curing ter
ritory that the sun-curcrs also did q
vast amount OF stripping. and the prob
ability is that when the market opens
up next week the floors OF the ware
house Will be filled with the dark
weed
The exhibits OF tobacco at the State
Fair are the largest OF any previous
fair. and there Is lively competition
for the premiums offered
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-10
TnrmviIIc AspIres to prishtne.

7 : VI II.IsF, Wy, OCtODer y
Farmville has long been noted as n
dark market, but former efforts to
make it also bright market have
not met with success. Now, however.
a movement has been set on foot TO
attract the bright leaf TO this market
good deal of bright is grown with
in twenty miles around Farmville. hut
heretofore il has gone to other mar
kets II the plans OF the Board OF
Trade go we'll all of this will he
changed this year. and Farmville may
become as noted for brights as for
the darks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-10
Gmcrn.cx nrccdcrs no. Nlect.

The Guernsey Breeders Association.
of Virginia will meet at the jefferson
Hotel next Thursday evening at 1870
o'clock. This Is the annual meeting,
of the associa ton, which has for It's
principal object the promotion of bet
ter cattle breeding. Breeders OF cat
tie not members of the association are
invited to attend the meeting. c. RI.
Yates is the president of the associa-
ton. ,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-10
Exhibit of Goochrnnd Canning Club.

MA1DENS VA, October 2.-On
last "Wednesday an exhibit of the work
done by the girls Of the Goochland
Canning Club was held at Goochland
Courthouse. There was a good display
OF canned fruits and vegetables,
pickles. ketchup and jellies. The best
products were shipped to the State
Fair. Various prizes were awarded
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-10

and 1t was interesting 20 notc uai ,bs
girl who was given the short cout4a,
at IiarrisonburS was the leader ir moss
OF tho work.
The club in this county ccnsists "a,
fourteen members, and ihcv havn
canned about 1000 quarts OF tomatoes
for sale. besides the many things tht,.
have put up for home use. Tits roc
ord is Il very good one, considering /.
is new work for the girls or Cocoa,
land.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-10
brewery to become Packing House

tit\TlN.iTON, w. VA, October o.
The West Virginia Brewing Co. which
was voted out Of business. has con-
tracted at cost of $50, 600. to have
their large brewery here remodeled
and converted into meat packing
plant. They will erect additional build
ngs, and when completed the plant
will have a daily capacity of 500 hogs
and a very large number of cattle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-10
The South Boston Market.

SOUTH BOSTON. VA, October g
Large sales. good prices and hard work
on the part OF the warehousemen and
proprietors OF the factories have been
the features OF the loose-leaf tobacco
business this week. The offerings
snow much Improvement in the quality
and color of the tobacco. and nothing
could please the buyers more than
this fact. Prices seem to please the
farmers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-10
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. October o-SIgns az a liberal
increase Of the winter crop movement next
week operated a nearly complete effect
to-day for m carly advance In the price
~ wheat. Tho result unsettled close.
!. to i, not higher with December $,0Id
S..o,;;. and Nay at sL03'.1si.o3. Corn I'm
ishod Nc Of to &c UP. oats varying from
a shade decline TO &c gain. and provisions
dearer by 7ia1ioc 10 ~.
Cash grain. steady, about unchanged to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-10
Light Day ON Curii

NEW YORK. October s.--Trading ON ;he
cnrb to-day bec'use o! the approaching
monday Was In smaller volurle ami prices
displayed a heavier tendency. owing to the
!ac' mat there was some selling with flew
u evening Price movements while be.
ms smaller, showed a firm undcr,one NI,.ine
shares were active and prices were stead,
~ or near the 'le"-l Of the previous close
i<ennecotte Copper was the feature OF IN.
latter group.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-10

AMHERST. VA. October a.-Dr. !.
q. keariott has broken all records for
raising alfalfa i'll this county. lie has
a three and a half acre lot at Amherst.
from which he has gotten four cut
uhSS OF alfalfa this season. Several
days ago when the last crop was cut
the alfalfa measured four feet in
height
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-10
Chasc city Market.

CHASE CITY. VA. October e.-The
deliveries OF bright tobacco have been
very large this week. and the market
very active. The quality OF the leaf
is so much better than it was last year
that the buyers are really enthusiastic
The growers were generally we'll salts
fed with the prices their goods OBJ
tanned.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-10
The winston-saIem Market.

SALEM, y. c.. October Q.
The receipts OF lOose-leat tobacco at
the warehouses have been quite large
TINS week. All of the primngs being
now out of the way. the offerings are
entirely OF the better grades. from
the lower-grade filters and cutters IN
TO fine wrappers. The market has been
very active all the week. and prices
eminently satisfactory to the sellers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-10
NAV YORK. rRODICE MARktr

I,,,." rONN' Ott0rtF 3--No tuHar market.
huNcr. htea.!E Cheese. steady. Spot cor-
zee. quiet: RIO IS. &C: Santos IS. &C.
Lottonsced oil market strong at new
.irh records on active buyinF prompted b.
strength In crude oil. which sold at 5Gc;
price, reacted from the top under prof!t- :
takinE. but a; the close showed ne, gains
or - 10 % points. Sales II. .Go barrels The
market closed firm: spot. 7.70a o.: October
.::%n.... NoEeinher 5i3a7:5: December
80. March. '.sgisJl: April. !iOaSi2. May.
{ .,iiS = = - -. 49, :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-10
RICHMOND LIVE sTOCK M,KkEr

NIIUII
Richmond, Va, october 20 fg'.
Best steers. 'i2Ts: choice. higher: medium
20 Eood. e:tnIi common TO fair 5Is. n..t
hcifers. ensh: choice. higher: .nr,,i,,,n In
good Si.ns: common to fair. $3.50. SOS,
COWS o'.T.s.: medium L. good. HaF,5.. c,ni-
mon 10 fair. 3i.nii.. Best oxen Esfci
medium 20 good. ji.a5: common to dir
e:uS'.. Best bulls. 5h954: light u,fi,s,
calves Soon15 per head. Best she-p sn--,
medium TO gcod, in5: common to fair e. ~
bcs' lambs, snSIz: common to fair .,f.
BEST hogs. 5: pigs. ~ soMs and s,a-s -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-10
NANAI STnREc

SAVANNAH. GA. October .-Turyeutlne
urn. ~. sales. =; casks: receipts 30 casks
SHIPMENTS a'!5 casks: stock. !2.G' casks
t'os.n. firm: sales. 5os barrels: receipts o-S
. trre!s. shipments s.. barrels: stock at.
"arrels quote: 4, b, g., D. r. r So