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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

HEATED room with board. Also table
poard is South Third. Phone RAN
delphi a5S;-J.
NICE rooms with first class board. 10
East Franklin.
hooMS ai.d board. transient or perma-
nrnt. lOl East Franklin.
COMFORTABLE room, with home
cooked food. Apply West Grace
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NhNrhb. exclusive sales agent. every
ID, CONT POSITION pays 800 month.
Nc teach inexperienced. Write for
niopositi"h Novelty Cutlery co. g09
Bay street, canton. O. '''
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w AN FED good gentle work horse
LOT ms board and lodging. Randolph
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Att;HIH, large manufacturer wants
IS'!aoi' men, women 10 sell rInrau-
;ced hosiery. uudcrwcnp. shir,e Iirar,
20 homes: Write 70: free sampl.s
Madison NILS, oSS Broadway, New
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" Ant ED--.tGcntS

AGENTS. lurse manufacturer wants re-
liable men. women, to sell EuaraH-
tecd hosiery. underwear. shirts. direct
TO homes. Write for free Samples.
Madison Mills. 5>N Broadway New
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SlN volumes ki9iing's. IL volumes
O'licnry's best works. Price REASON
able to immediate purchaser. Call
Madison SEQ.
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CENTRALLY located furnished rooms.
No. South Filth Street.
.oS West Grace. heated. furnished
rooms; select: convenient board
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BoAkDEKS wanted in home two
blocks from stop 80. Gintcr Park
Houple rnusicaliy inclined preferred
references. Ii5, care Times Dis
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BOARDING.
: " ANIED, permanent, transient and
{, table boardcrS lo9 East Grace


"ANTED, permanent, transient and
g, table boardcrS. lo9 East Grace
MRS HORACE WEI.LTOED Jones
ms opened her handsome house nj
y West Franklin Street. steam heat,
SleclTlcltE. permanent and transient
ooarders; evening dinner: meals are q
III carte all day
LARGE front room to gentlemen or
couple; private family. . North
meadow Street.
ROOMS. with board. by day or week.
!" West Marshall
PERM .ANENT. transient and table
noarders. Randolph 16S9-W. Is
South Third street
ruitNiSHED room and board for
young men VI couple. 2SlS West
Mnln street Phone Boulevard 22G9-J.
ATTRACTIVE ROOMS, WITH ENCEP-
TiONALLY GOOD BOARD; REASON
nBi.E RATES: PRIVATE FAMILY. 5Il
WEST FRANKLIN
WANTED. congcniul couple in private
family of .: privileges Of home; use
o. piano; reasonable terms: suburbs
i'hone Madison 37T2.
WANTED, or s ladies for front room:
reasonable board, private family
lN2L Gary street.
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PERMANENT. transient and tobje
boarders. Randolph I68g-W iS
south Third street
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Now Is the Time

Now Is the Time
rapidly. Talk to US about your Inn
Der and mllwork needs now.
RICHMOND LUMBER co, INC.
Fourth and stockton streets.
FOR sale. valuable -four and feed mill
property, doing $4,000 business, ANA
paying 10 pei! cent. other Informal
Lon upon request. Address !. 3lI, care
Times Dispatch.
BIG money raising chickens and pigs
want partner. som" money. Have
eXperienc" and out,S. ID 7oa care
Times Dispatch.
Will. sell controlling interest i'm going
ltchmond corporation: business cs-
tahlishcd. About Sl.50G required. Must
take entire management. Everything
complete. i2J. care Times Dispa CHI
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EVERY HOUSE ON FARM. IN SMALL
TOWN OR Sl'RI ERS

Nill:ltE oil lamps ar" used, needs and
viii buy the wonderful Aladdin Man
tie Lamp: burns common coal oil tker-
oScnc), gives q light five times AS
bright rs electric. Awarded gold medal
mer cleared over $500 III E weeks:
hundreds with rigs earning 500 to
$500 per month. No cash required.
We furnish capital 10 reliable men
W rite quici for wholesale prices ter
ritury aud sampi. lamp for free trial.
Mantle l.amp co, I2> Thcrmos Bldg,
New York city.
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" ANTED . gentlemen boarders in pri
vate family; West Grace street:
steam heat. electric light. private bath
references e"chaEged,) Address T. 30J
care Times Dispatch
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observation-disclosures.

A Northern firm. notwithstanding high.
grade soda fountains and supplies
wants TO employ salesman to represent
them IN NirSinia. Good salary aud OPP
portuntty for tho right man Write.
stating age, experience and general
qua,ihcntionS, 'lCclcsS." care Times
l OF, s..t,
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
sCHAAF's JEwELRY SPECIAL
FINANCIAL.

FIVE per cent money loaned anywhere.
long time, easy payments. with pre-
payment privileges. You can buy build.
improve property or lift mortgages.
Write for booklet. Empire Realty and
Mortgage Company. 1917 Mutual Build
ing. Richmond. VA.
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FOR S.AI,E-AiisceiIaneous.

TENTS. all sizes; sale or ro2t'-g for
nl purposes. l.. Rose & Co. 420
Brook Avenue. Randolph 1915
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SALESMAN ucguumt"d Win prorer,.
trade. large demand. liberal commits
sion: pocket s"mrl" Wirrh Salcshouli
co. chicago.
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WANTED salesman 10 soil fruit and
produce I'm HoDcwell Va Good
salary Address II 3ii. care Times
DISPATCH.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

fOCK-tli AIR barber shop cheap 500:
chair barber shop for 1850, Scitzs.
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SALESMAN, vucarcy l,.ccmhcr |. oN-
p"rieuc"d amy line, to sell general
trade in Southern states rncNcc!lcd
speciality proposition. Commission con-
tract, }@i weekly expenses. CONT
mental Jcwciry co. ?S-AS Continental
Building, Cleveland. O.
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AGENTS Heres tn. best line OF food
MAYORS, perfumes. soaps. toilet pre- pa
'NuGus, etc. ever offered: no capital
.'cu'H complete outfits furnished free
!" workers. Write today for sun par
m'H!aHs American Products Co, 3s5.
Inlru StrcCt. CinuiNnnti -
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FOR StIE-Machincry

CONCRETE MINERS. boilers and ON
Ein"S, sawmill planners, stnvo ma
chlNerE. Kerosene and gasoline: guar
2ntccd condition. l. Bluford 4, 90
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FOR sale. good singing canary birds.
gold fish, fish grass and fish food at
Englcberg's. Geo East Main.
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FAST selling "Elntlcak' raincoat
proposition. cooper earned $50 in {,
days. Bridge SIS in days We de-
liver and collect. SwatcheS free. Write
today. Conner Mfg. Co. SCI, Erie
street. Dayton. ..
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FOR SALE-Echicles

husEN; horse and harness for sale.
cheap price. Call Madison $3.50
iiNN J.. rev NOR. wagons AT 800 YUu
VIII. nav" 10 sec them 10 ,,pnr.ri,,n
.ir nhrHain George &. white x Son.
100 North Finn street
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W iNrED-f,onrl] and Room

ny NJ man wants board in private
luhiilE, with use OF piano tor prac-
uclhS' Central location preferrod
SUITE terms. n io1, care Times Dis
NNltD. room and board for Deo-
Pic, adults ana - children ages
ana II. Must be reasonable ana
convenient to Broad street. :. III. care
Times Disputch
NNNTEB-foung lady wishes to So
ily; West End preferred Address Box
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W \ Observation-Disclosures.

WANTED, ore secondhand ohnrsc
ing Shop 20 North Bclvidtre street.
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WANTED, reliable men to call on
farmers ana stock breeders for live
STOCK encyclopedia. Liberal cash com =
miss ions and automobiles given free.
Exclusive territory. Thompson Co, st.
Louis.
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MINGTON typewriter No G in good
condition. cheap. Phone Boulevard
o2JT.W
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AGENTS, 500 per cent profit. Free
SAMPLES gold sign letters for store
AMI office windows. Amy ono can put
ON. Metallic l.ctte! Co. i3J North
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-26
SHARP ADVANCE
 ON CENSUS REPORT
Prices Soon Weaken, How. ever, and Cotton Breaks
 $2 a Bale

New York. October 25.-A sharp ad- vance followed the publication of tho census ginning report at the opening of the cotton exchange this morning, but prices soon weakened and there was a break of approximately s2 per bale from the best. January contracts which sold at 12.72c early touched 1s.32c in the late trading and closed at 12.35c with the general list closins easy at d net decline of IS to 25 points,
 The market opened firm at an ad- vance of to 19 points and the active months sold 15 to a1 points net higher during the early trading with Decem- Der touching 12.61c and March 12.95c The census report showing 5,71S.341 bales ginned to October was almost ex- actly in line with bullish predictions and evidently promoted some rebuying by sellers of last week as we'll as covering of shorts The demand was readily supplied on the advance of about 30 points on the low level of last Friday. however, and the market soon turned easier.
 It was pointed out by bearlsh traders that in order to harmonize the ginning returns with some of the smaller crop estimates it was necessary to assume that the ginning this year represented a larger percentage of the total crop than ever before reported, while 1t was also pointed out that the smaller returns were from the later sections of the belt with the yield in such cases depending largely upon the character of the weather during the balance of the autumn. In any event. it was con sidered that the action of the market Indicated that the ginning figures had been fully discounted, and as prices eased off the selling became more ag- gressive on reports of weakness in the market for sterling exchange and a more unfavorable view of the export situation
 Southern selling was heavy and was accompanied by reports that exporters were hedging in futures. owing to the slack fresh demand from abroad, and sentiment seemed to be very much un- settled in late trading when Decem- Der sold at 1222c and July at 1253o with the general list about 21 to 25 points lower. Exports for the day were 795 bales, making 1.179,4S1 so far this season. Port receipts, Ss, 66S United States port stocks, 1920, 795 bales
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-26
RAPID ADVANCE ON
 THE WHEAT MARKET
Improved Export Business and Settled Weather in
 Canada Responsible

Chicago. October 25.-Wheat made a rapid advance in value today owing to
 unsettled weather in Canada, to improved export business and to the fact that the
 United States visible supply total did not increase as much as expected. The mar
 ket closed buoyant, 21s@sd3sse net higher with December at 1.011s and May at 1.o3ss 1.osla. Corn finished 1ha11.c up and oats
 with gain of Ts@as@1c. but provisions
 unchanged to 20c down
 Strength in wheat was proceeded by
 something of a break. at the start. How ever. the bearish effect of continued big
 receipts at Winnipeg. Minnea polls and
 Duluth was soon much more than offset.
 Rains north of the international boundary
 threatened to interfere with the free
 movement from Canadian farms and to
 cause damage to great quantities of un-
 protected shipments awaiting the arrival of cars. Besides, European demand seem ed much more brisk than has recently been the case, sales of s00,0eo bushels
 being noted, exclusive of futures bought on foreign account at Winnipeg and for seaboard account in Chicago.
 Comparative smallness of the United States visible supply increase emphasiz- ing by an active milling demand here, especially for red winter wheat. In this connection, it was pointed out that the entire stock of all grades of wheat in Chicago had been reduced to less than one-fifth of the total year ago. Decided significance was attached also to ad- vices that cash wheat at Winnipeg had gone to a premium as compared with quotations at Duluth.
 Corn went upward as a result of the strength of wheat. Fine weather did but little to check the advance Signs of a good export demand helped to put firm ness into oats. On the bulge, though,
 country offerings increased.
 Provisions sagged owing to lack of ag- gressive support. The trade virtually ignored an advance In the price of hogs. Future quotations were as follows:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-26
Produce Market

New York, October 25-Butter 1881 receipts firmer: creamery extras, 92 score 2S11c; creamery, higher scoring. 29@291c firsts. 27hG28Ac; seconds. 24ih6t27c. Eggs steady; receipts, 5699. Fresh gath tered extras, 36@37c; extra firsts, S4uS5c honLery whites, fine to Tancy. 52@55c nearby hennery browns, 3su40c. Cheese firm; receipts. 879. State, whole milk, fresh flats, white and colored spe- cials, 151k415s4c; do, average fancy 15Ac.
 Live poultry prices not settled. Dressed steady: western fresh chickens barrels 1zd2Sc; fresh fowls, iced, 13q171ac; tur- keys, frozen, 1SQ22iac. Chicago, October 25.-Butter higher creamery, 221x@271ac. Riggs steady; receipts 22s9 cases; frsts 2619427c; ordinary firsts, 25iAM26c. Al
 mark. cases included 2o12G Potatoes steady: receipts, S7 cars; Wis., consin whites, 4oq50c; Minnesota whites aS453c; Minnesota reds, 43@52 Poultry, alive, higher; fowls, 13c; springs, 151tc. Kansas City. October 25.-Butter. cream. cry. 2sc; firsts, 26c; seconds, e5c pack ing, 19lHc. Eggs, firsts, 251ac; seconds, 191ac. Poultry, hens 1l1ac; roosters, Sc, broil. CTS, 15c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-26
BREAK IN COTTON
 AT NEW ORLEANS
Prices Fall Under Heavy Liquidation-Heavy Buy
 ing on Census Report

New York, October 25.--After a sharp advance around the opening today the cotton market felt the force Of heavy liquidation and some little short selling under which prices crumbled almost S2 a bale from the highest levels. The close was at a net decline of 16 to 21 points.
 The census bureau report showing S,I13. 347 bales ginned up to October is was much lower than generally expected and caused heavy buying. The demand put prices r to 19 points over last week close On the advance holders of long contracts commenced to unload in a large way and their offerings finally were suf- ficient to check the upward movement. Bearish traders were quick to seize their advantage and they commenced to put out short contracts. In this they were en- couraged by favorable weather over the belt and renewed offerings in the market. The market held it's easy undertone until toward the close. At the lowest the trad ing months were + to Fl points under Saturdays last quotations.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-26
ACTIVITY IN SPECIAL
 STOCKS|S RESUMED
War Stocks Advance Inter- est in U. $. Steel
 Stocks

New York, October 25-Last weeks re- newal of activity in special stocks has resumed on large scale today regardless of more acute weakness in foreign ex- change. Demand sterling fell to 46lIs. a decline of 12 points from the high point to which it recovered few weeks ago when the Anglo French loan was in process of consummation, and only 111s points amove the alarmingly low level recorded in August.
 Most other forms of foreign remittance were lower. including francs and fires. while marks were inclined to yield. It Is becoming increasingly evident that the only solution of this problem lies in the establishment of new foreign cred its. Conferences with this end in view were held by international banking in- terests today and some definite adjust ment is soon probable.
 The higher prices scored today were again limited to so-called war shares. Among the new records were Maxwell Motors common, up 1Ss4 points to 9O1a, the second preferred 71a to 64, National Enam. cling and Stamping 244 to s6ls and Ameri- can linseed 3s4 to SIS Among the other substantial gains of the session were Gen. eral Electric 5sa to 1S2; Baldwin Locomo- tive, 4 to 146; New York Airbrake to 15S; and the Fertilizers and Oils, these gaining to points
 United States Steels course was yatched with especial interest because of S5ziorrow's quarterly meeting of the d. rectors. Steel opened fraction higher soon fell over a point and was heaviest at the close, losing Is at s5ss The best opinion is that no action on the common dividend will be taken. Fries were the outstanding features of the railways, the common advancing SIS to 391a. the first preferred 11s to 561a. the common advanc- ing 3s to S4A. These represented the highest quotations in three to four years Erie common was only second in activity to Steel. the demand for this stock being among the few impressive features of the day. Rails in general and specialties shaded considerably toward the end, some standard issues making moderate net losses.
 The western freight movement now is substantially above last years and shows gains over 1913. The government cotton ginning report was without effect or southern transportation shares.
 Bonds were steady at the outset but yielded slightly on increased offerings Total sales, par value. aggregated $4,- 655, 900.
 United States bonds were unchanged on call.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-26
Shot Cotfan
The Iron Market
Office Czar Is Gone

From fearsons Weekly.
 Distracted by the famine in boys and still more tormented by the type of boy who favored them by accepting wages for doing almost nothing, 8 well known London firm has resorted to what they imagined would be the desperate ex- pedient of engaging number of girls. But the venture has not proved so desperate as they anticipated. For one thing. the supply was found to be am- pie. For another, the experience of a few days has fully justified the experi- ment on many grounds. The advent of the girls has created a paradise out of an inferno.
 They have an esprit de corps which is both refreshing and, by contrast. hu- morous. "The other young lady"-such is their manner of responding to an in
 quiry as to the whereabouts of a col league--"has gone out" Imagine the grimy office boy describing one of his
 fellow imps as the other young gen tleman."
 And that the girls are more presenta-
 ble, heater in their dress and shoes. and
 innocent of ablutionary ..hiEh- water
 marks;' that they are at least as in-
 telligent as the boys; that they are far
 quieter about their w(fS1t and that they
 quarrel less "So far as we are con-
 cerned." summed up the manager of the
 firm that has ventured on this expert
 ment, "our employment of girls instead
 of boys is likely to be for longer period than the duration of the war;
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-26
Back Further Than That

S.
 Sir Walter Raleigh. a professor in Ox- ford university, has gone back to Eng land. leaving behind him at Princeton the best college story of the year. When the eminent Englishman was to arrive at Princeton a committee of students was appointed to meet him at Princeton Junc- tion. The principal committeeman picked out the man whom he supposed to be the English professor among the passengers who disembarked from the through train and approached him politely, hat In hand. Pardon me-" he said "are you Sir Wal. ter Raleigh"
 No" responded the traveller. who didn't propose to be kidded by any college boys, I'm Christopher Columbus"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-26
Gone Is the Sea Serpent
From the Outlook.

Naiads, pixies, witches, leprechauns, l never had the hope of seeing; but I did think that I might, some fortunate sum- mer evening, beneath a bloody sky, be- hold the sea serpent, green-finned and yellow-eyed, and scaly as a shag- bal rlx hickory log. go slithering through the yesty seas, his forked tongue red ws,h appetite, conveyed by charnel sharks and circled by screaming cloud of gulls Alas that dream, too. Is dead: as dead as the great fish that could not keep that good man Jonah down; as dead as the sad sardine they bring one in the table d'hote basements of Green vich village. than which there is noth- ing deader or more discouraged looking in decease. Dead is that hope it has been five long years at least since levia- than was drawn out upon the hooks of journalism.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-26
Live Stock

Chicago. October 25.-Hogs Receipts, i7.cOO; weak; bulk. s69Oq7.55; light s6.S5q 79o: mixed, s6.s5@S; heavy, $6.654S; rough, s6.65d6.S5; pigs, s4G725.
 Cattle Receipts, 16,0o0; unsettled; na- tive beef steers, s6df10. 40; cows and heifers, $2. .S00lS. 30; calves, $701075.
 Sheep: Receipts, 20,o00: weak; wethers, s5 900I650; ewes, s3.7545.75; lambs, S6.5o4 SS0
 Kansas City. october 2o.-Hogs: Re- ceipts, 6700; strong; bulk, s7.10@7. 40; heavy, S7d7. .25; packers and butchers, S71597 50; light, s7@7.5O; pigs, s6a4G6.75.
 Cattle Receipts. 4500. steady: prime fed steers, $965G1025; dressed beef steers, Ssd9.50; southern steers, $5.50Q750; cows, s406 75: heifers, 6.25d9.2 25; stockers and feeders, s5.5o@S.30; bulls, $5q6.25; calves, s6@10.
 Sheep: Receipts, S2o0; higher lambs, s. 2aGiS. 10; yearlings, s6.50Q725; wethers, 575q65O; ewes, s5,40G6.
 St. Louis, October 25.-Hogs: Receipts, 15O0; steady; pigs and lights, $e@7.4s; mixed and butchers, $.20q7.65; good heavy, s7.5od7.65.
 Cattle: Receipts. S200; steady; native beef steers, s75oa1o25; yearling steers and heifers, sS50d10.35; cows. $6qS.10 stockers and feeders, $6@7.75; Texas and Indian steers s5.25dS. S.50; cows and heifers, $40 6.50: native calves, $6q11.
 Sheep: Receipts, 1700 steady; lambs, $S @9; sheep and ewes, s5Q6.5o.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-26
New Orleans Cotton Futures

marks. demand. 917sc; cables, S2c; fires, demand, S6.43: cables, S642; rubles, de- n:and. Sslac; cables. 3sssc; bar silver. 4s7sc; Mexican dollars. 37c; government bonds, steady; railroad bonds, firm; time loans, steady; 50 days. 2s443 per cent; 90 days, 3 per cent; six months, Sq3i4 per cent; call money, steady; high, per cent; low, 1sl per cent; ruling rate, per cent; last loan, 3 per cent: closing bid, 1A per cent; offered at per cent.
 Rates on London were steadier in the final dealings but continental bills con tinued to drop. Sterling demand, 6i.60; cables, s462.75: francs, demand, $.95la; ca- bles, $5.941s; marks, demand, S1ssc; cables, S1Ac.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-26
Hubbard Bros. & Co.'S Letter

New York. October Especial )--Today the market followed the usual course of declining on the publication of an off cial bullish report on the ginning. Ad- yancing on the opening. the profit taking by outside holders, together with what ap- peared to be some short selling by uptown traders, brought about decline of some 20 points from Saturday. This decline ha s rather come as surprise to the local traders, who looked upon the ginner's re- port as bullish one. American spinners were free buyers all day, following the decline down. Spot houses seemed to be bearlsh and to expect heavier offerings tonight from the south if they do not come. either here or to Liverpool. tbe market will rally quickly, as the short in tcrest and bearish tone Is more in evi- doncc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-26
Liverpool Cotton

Liverpool, October 25.-Cotton, spot un- changed. Good middllng, 7.52d; middling, 7.20d; low middlng, 6.72d. Sales, 10000; for speculation and export. 1000. Receipts. LILO. Futures quiet. October, October and November November and December, December and January, 7.07d January and t'ebruary 7.G7hd; February and March, 7OSd; March and April 7.0S1ad; April and May, May and June, 7.0Sd June and July, 7O5d; July and August 70l1ad; August and September, 6.8od; September and October, 67ld; October and November, 6G7d.