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The herald., 1916-09-21
THE ALHAMBRA.

The Alhambra Gymnastic Club is
fast winning a place among the lead
ing athletic clubs OF New Orleans.
Last Sunday at the festival given
by the National Association OF Sta
tionary Engineers of Louisiana al
Southern Park, the clubs sole entry
Wallace ]. MCGUIRE, again covered
himself with glory by winning the
100-yard dash and finishing third il
the one-half mile race, thereby Sc
curing second place for the club il
the meet and adding another golC
and a bronze medals to his collec
ton.
The Alhambra is composed o.
some good material and IL predic
tions are not wrong, We will see oul
boys striving for the championship
in the near future.
With the renewals of the indoor
baseball games with the Holy Nam,
Gymnastic Club, the club has taker
on new squirt, both in membership
and enthusiasm and although again
defeated in last Wednesday nigh
game, the players are still confiden
that they can defeat Jack Bowling
team. The Holy Names securing
lucky start by getting next TO Schro
der's delivery in the first inning
securing five runs, but in the re
naming innings could only put
runs across the plate while the Al
hambras scored 6 runs.
The swimming tank is still tn
center of attraction. The boys il
friendly spirit strive to Guido eacl
other, thereby producing Dom
amusing and difficult feats. TIL
Herald Thanksgiving day meet from
present indications, is going to b
la "corker" and the Alhambras ar
sure of eclipsing their feat of las
year, "a clean sweep"
The herald., 1916-09-21

stock Of any other corporation; and to en-
gage IN any other lawful business n'- Tor
hidden 10 said corporation by the laws Of
Louisiana. or Of the United States
Article IN.-Thc capital stock OF tins coz
T'ration is fixed AZ the sum Of five thousand
dpllar, $3.50, represented by fifty shares Of
the par value Of one hundred dollars SOD
each share, which shall be paid Tor IN cash
on subscription. Which capital may DE in
creased 10 one hundred thousand dollars
100000 on compliance with law.
Article N.-All the corporate powers OF this
corporation, shall be vested III a Board OF
Directors, composed Of three stockholders.
who shall hc elected annually on the second
Monday u September. each year . majority
OF said directors shall Ne . quorum Tor the
transaction Of all business. Vacancies on
said board shall BE filled by the remaining
directors for the uncXPircd term. From their
number SAID directors shall select a preHi,
dent and treasurer; I first vice president and
secretary, with full power Of general man
aver; and a second vice president. who shall
serve during the year until the annual cleo
ton; which election shall be held by ballot
aud each share OF stock shall be entitled 70
one vote in said election for directors, writ
ten proxies shall be recognized in said cleo
ZION OF stockholders who may be absent from
the city The first board OF directors, Of
fiCcrS Of this company, are shown by the
signatures and designations Oi same, ~ the
Thus done and passed in my office, on the
day. month and year trrSt above written
n the presence OF Henry /. Garland and
Daniel J. Murphy, competent witnesses, who
have signed with the appearcr and me, the
notary, after reading the whole.
Original signed: ]. Lhote, 29-222 Hen
men Building. Second Vice President, y
shares. J. q. MonastCrio, 1914 Whitney
Building, First Vice President. one shares
r. Alcolea. 6lJ Audubon Building, President
and Treasurer, one share.
Witnesses; Henry /. Garland and Daniel J
Murphy.
4 GUILBAULT, Notary Public.
|, the undersigned Recorder Of Mortgages
in and for the Parish OF Orleans, State O
Louisiana, do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing act OF Incorporation, OF th,
American Trading Co., Inc" was, thi
day duly recorded in my office, in Booi
lAl. Folio 225.
New Orleans, September IS, 1910.
| lSigncN: EMILE J. LEONARD. by. X.
| do hereby certify that the above AM
| foregoing is a true and correct copy of tn
act OF Incorporation OF the Latin American
| Trading Co. me-" and of the certificate. o
| the Recorder Of Mortgages, thereto appended
| the whole on file IN my office.
New Orleans, September IS. 1910
| tSigrled): ALBERT GCILRAULT, Not. Pull
! 5lS Corondclet ST, will move 10 III Henne
| Building.
The herald., 1916-09-21
,NcHE HALL IN A NE" PLAY

an vowen-that is all women with
!. instinct Of motherhood-will enjoy
evening spent with William Dew
=, a, the Crescent next week, when
Attest, up-to-the-minute appeal to
.,.,s The Cry Of Children" is
dered.
mere Is, In this play, most pro-
.rpced appeal against birth control
4 the loss Of those traits in woman
|, lOysd by man. 1t is at the same
,re. a lesson for the husband who
AMI, from out himself his wife and
,,uiug for that selfsame wife who,
r,rining the waning affections OF the
,r,bsud, accepts the whispered love
aerings Of another.
n is truly q play for women. Miss
,.,che Hall, seen in the leading role,
I. never been happier cast, which
accountable for a really intelligent
.,,uretstion Of the emotional wife.
y,ss Hall has many friends In New
o,..ns She was a decided hit here
Peg o. My Heart" when Oliver
v.,osco sent that celebrated play to
|as Tulane Tbeeater.
The herald., 1916-09-21
MISS DESABAYE SURPRISED.

On last Thursday, Miss Frances
Desabaye was agreeably surprised
by her friends in honor of the fif-
teenth anniversary of her birth. The
affair was arranged by Misses Susie
Thorning and Andreas Gallagher
Miss Desabaye received many beau
tiful gifts. Dancing was INDUCED
in and refreshments were served.
The herald., 1916-09-21

their summer home. 4 most de-
lightful time was spent.
Miss Albertine Lecourt is home
after a weeks visit to bay st. Louis.
] Catholic Ladies' Benevolent Asso-
tciation will meet to night at the resi-
'dence of Mrs. Hy. Brown, corner
Seguin street and Pelican avenue.
All members are requested to be
present. Business of importance.
Mr.. Glenn Casanova, of Panama,
is here spending his vacation. He
will be married on October IS to
Miss Alma Brodtman and they will
leave the same day for Panama.
where they will reside.
The many friends of Miss Bertha
Price will be glad to know she is
recovering from a severe illness.
She will leave Sunday for Bay St.
Louis for her health.
The committee of Orange Camp
| No. s, WOOdmen OF the World, IN
Icharge of the home" project is
making steady progress with the ar
rangements for the two events to
be given in the near future. Thurs
day. Sept. 2S, has been selected as
the date for the musical entertain
meut, which will be given at the
Folly theater, while Saturday, Oct
Il, is the date chosen for the picnic
| to be given at Suburban Park.
The herald., 1916-09-21
Veaetation az Index OF Land Value.

When IL is proposed to bring tract
of land under cultivation for the first
time, information as to the soil and
climate is always an urgent desidera-
tum, in order that the farmer may Sc
lect the crops and methods OF culture
best adapted to the locality. In the
absence OF other information under
these heads. the types Of vegetation
growing wild on the land are obviously
Of much significance. In recent years
the United States bureau OF plant in
dustry has been developing along sci
entific lines an indicator plant" meth
cd of classifying lands in the arid and
semiarid portions Of the United States.
During the last fiscal year work Of
this character was carried on in south
western Utah, southern Nevada. south
ern California and southern Arizona.
In all these regions the native vegeta-
ton was found to be indicative OF
whether the amount OF alkali present
was sufficient TO injure crop plants
under irrigation.
The herald., 1916-09-21
CHARTER.

United States Of America, State of Louisi.
ana, City of New Orleans.
Be it known, that on this fourteenth day of
thousand nine hundred and sixteen, before
me, Albert Guilbault, notary public, duly
commi ssioned and sworn in, for the Parish OF
Orleans and City of New Orleans, there in
nesses hereinafter named and undersigned,
personally appeared the persons whose names
are hereunto subscribed, and the number OF
shares subscribed by each of them, and their
postoffce addresses are set torth opposite
their respective signatures, all OF full age and
who declared that availing themselves OF
the provisions of the flaws OF this state,
relative TO the organization OF corporations
they have formed and now constitute them
selves and their successors, into corpora
ton under the name and conditions herein
after set fort to-wit:
Article 1.-The name and style of this cor
poration shall be the 'Latin-American Trad
ing Company, Inc" Il shall exist for a
period Of ninety-nine years, or until dissoTVeo
Article 1.-THE domicile of said corpora
ton shall be in the City OF New Orleans
La, with reservation OF the Iignt OF rs
pliance with law; citation or other lega
process shall be served the President anc
Treasurer, in his absence on the FIRST wee
President and Secretary, and IN the absence
Of these two, on the Second 'ice-Ffesloeh
of said corporation r
| Article IiI.-The object and purpose 10
| which this corporation is organized, IS I
| carry on a general importing and exportinl
| business: 10 act as agents. brokers and com
| mission merchants; to deal in and, transte
| stocks and bonds, 20 sell merchandise. bull
lion and ores in this Country and foreig
countries; to hold by purchase or by exehang
| of its own stock and to vote stock IN othe
L corporations, foreign or domestic, not IN e.
J cess however, Of ten per cent OF the capit'
The herald., 1916-09-21
UNCLAIMED LETTERS

Remaining at Sta. A, New Orleans
La, week ending Sept. 81, 1916.
Men--H. G. Alexander, David
Augusta, Alfred Coats, Archie Clark
Mr.. Carlo, VIII Mills, c. E. Palmer
JEFF Reed, Walter Randall, George
Stewart.
Women-Mrs. A. Advert, Mrs. NJ
L. Bonnavel, Miss Virginia Edward
Miss Roasy Gray, Josephine Green
Miss Sophie Harris, Miss Rebecca
Marshall, Mrs. A. Meller, Mrs. Nora
Nichols, Mrs, Mariah Richardson
Mrs. Olivia Villery, Miss Matilda
Williams.
Chas. Janvier, P. NJ.
Jos. W. Daniels, Supt. Sta. A.
The herald., 1916-09-21
TAG DAY SEPT %

At special meeting of the Ira
velers' Aid Society Monday afternoon
in the green room of the Grunewald
hotel, arrangements were made fol-
the necessary plans, paraphernalia
and money receptacles for tag day
which will be observed Saturday
September %. with headquarters in
the Grunewald hotel in charge OF
Mrs. J. T. Benedict, the president
and all officers of the Travellers Aid
Society.
Mrs. J. f. lHuckins will be in
charge of the station at the Cana
st. ferry on this side Of the river.
The herald., 1916-09-21
SILVER CITY SOCIAL CLUB

The Silver City Social Club was
organized Friday, Sept. Is, with
headquarters at GA Pacific Ave.
The following officers were elect
ed: ]. Begue, president; R. Teal, Jr.
vice-president; C. Kirby, treasurer
} Tingsur,r secretary; N. st Ger.
main, sergeant-at-arms, Z. Fitch
janitor.
The club will give a macaroni sup
per on Saturday, Sept. %, to cele
brate its opening. Any one desiring
to join our club can apply to 914
Pacific avenue after p. m.
The herald., 1916-09-21
ORPHEUM THEATRE

One frequently hears the express
Ion: Complete in every detail"
|nd Il Is uttered in perfect good
hlth, but for real completeness of
htsIl one should see and hear
|Oprtones," which is to be at the
|tpheum next week.
The basic principle of Over
Ines" Is to give complete idea of
N only what the two leading char
dsrs say, but also what they think.
BIZ this purpose two other people
b drawn into the play. They rep
|rxnt the real selves of the two wo-
nn characters who indulge in tea
Ne talk. While the "Overtones"
" friendly nothings, the veiIed
N selves lowering at the back OF
Nm express. without reserve, the
her thoughts. Thus it develops
NJ one Of the women married for
pney. but Is unhappy and in love
~ the poor artist-husband of the
ner woman. The artists wife, with
} veneer of civilization on her, is
Wing nom the world the fact that,
hough happy, she is starving.
nus Is shown the completeness OF
zl life
Harry Pilcer presents his Sister,
fe Pic<r and Dudley douglas.
mart Songs, Dances, Sayings and
hvns.
Billie Montgomery, late of Mont
pasr and Moore, and George
Wy, late Of Perry and White, 1.-THE
70 Bachelors of Art"
Inc headline animal act of vau-
vile. Howard's Animal Spectacle,
q class demonstration of Cultured
pinaldom.
aurice Burkhart, in 1.-The Thief"
Wallace Calvin, and his hands.
AaOy cavelle and Company, in an
@-0a'e sddity singing, dancing
'ss.
The herald., 1916-09-21
Changed His Mind.

When my youngest son was about
three years old he said he wanted to
save his pennies to buy little sister.
and one day he came running in all
excited and said: "Oh, mother, | saw
something l would like much better
than a sister. Please let me buy it. j"
When l looked out of the window to
see what called his attention | saw
the little monkey of an organ grinder.
Cleveland Leader.
The herald., 1916-09-21
OF Course. II lakes Caah.

rs George doing nicely at college?"
asked the sympathetic friend. Yes.
indeed" said the fond mother, "and
taking such an interest in his studies,
too. Why, only last week he wrote
home to his father asking for funds
with which to pursue his investigation
OF dramatic Observation-Disclosures
Times-D Dispatch.
The herald., 1916-09-21
Retribution for "Jofus."

A few days ago my little son had
his first fight with the neighbours boy,
Joseph. and got the worst Of 1t. The
same afternoon the baby was marking
lines on q sheet Of paper with her
pencil. Asked what she was doing
she said: Il maxim sticks to hit
Jofus withholding.
The herald., 1916-09-21

Master Lionel Cunningham re-
turned home during the week from
Lafayette, where he spent the sum-
mer, the guest of his grandfather,
J. l.. Cunningham, Sr.
Mrs. John Giepert and daughter
Carmelite returned home Sunday
from Vaudeville, where they spent
two weeks the guests of the for
mer's brother, Kenneth Mclean.
Miss Genevieve Grevenburg. of
Morgan City. is visiting Miss Elise
Golden.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Vezien spent
Sunday at Lake Catherine, La.
Mrs. Warren of Pelican avenue
will entertain the Algiers Review No.
%, Ladies of the Maccabees, at a
social meeting on Thursday, the
21st. All members are requested to
attend.
Rev. r. NJ. Brown has taken up
his residence at 1877 Lavergne st.
The Monday Night Euchre Club
was entertained this week by Miss
Mary Traub. The successful players
were Mrs. ]. A. Garland and Miss
Stella Abribat. The consolation fell
to the lot of Miss Rosabelle Garland
The club will be entertained by Mrs
J. A. Garland at its next meeting.
Rev. Kuegele is spending some
time at Bay st. Louis.
The home of Capt. and Mrs. z. 7
Bergeron of 720 Brooklyn avenue
was frightened by the arrival of
fine baby boy on last Thursday.
Mrs. T. M. Giblin and family re
turned Sunday from Bay st. Loui
where they spent the summer.
Mrs. Harry Tompson left for Ba,
st. Louis Sunday to be with he
mother, who is very i'll.
Mrs. F. Lecourt, Sr., returne
from Bay st. Louis.
Miss Alva Salathe and brothe
Dwight have returned from Bay s.
Louis, after a two months stay 9
The herald., 1916-09-21

There is a difference between ordi-
nary Olive oil and good olive oil. The
Italian Beauty Brana Is recognized
standard. 1907. bottles, 30c; quart
tins, 90c; gallon tins, $3.50. Always
full measure ". 8. Dantoni, $40 Hos
pital st.
The herald., 1916-09-21

Orpheum Travel Weekly. The
world at work and play. BY the
Zuyder Zee picturesque Holland)
Typical dances of Japan.
Orpheum Concert Orchestra. Di-
rection f. f. Tosso.
The herald., 1916-09-21
CHARTER

OF NATIONAL HIDE & FUR CoNPANf'
VT w INC.
limited States of America, sta T:.,, Oh New
ana. Parish OF Orleans lily
Orleans.
p. !, known. tina, on this 18Th day Of Ss,o ss
nth n Of September, in the year iSlO oe'0''
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MONEY FOR THE FARMERS
Irir"unty Fnrm Lonn Association for
fr'n"r Edward Cumberland md Buck
Misunderstanding mt EarinNilIc

fAEMNiLLE, VA. December Ia
Tn. first Federal Farm Loan Associa
ion formed in this part Of Virginia
perhaps the first in the state, was or
saiized at the home uf Charles Balt.-
more. IN this. Prince Edward County.
on September . ON that dav thirty
representative farmers from as far
north as Cumberland Courthouse and
buckingham Courthouse, and as far
south AS Worsham. in this county. me,
for that purpose. The association was
duly organized. and Farmville was Sc :
lccted as headquarters
The object OF the association is To
enable farmers To secure long tim >
government loans at a favorable ra IL
OF interest. To this end il has planned
Tor an open meeting TO be held in the
courthouse in Farmvilc on Saturday
december &c. at = o'clock in the al
t"rnoon. II has been announced ,ha,
the Federal farm banks will. in all
proba hility. be located within the next
few weeks, end be ready to do bust
ness along about tho first Of Fcbru-
AIRY. 1917. and this association wants
10 II" ready for il. and hopes TO see
a c"odly attendance Of the farmers of
tn" counties Of Prince Edward Cum :
h"rland and buckingham at the meet
ing neN; Saturday
I. @. SANDY, State demonstration
agent. viii he here 10 explain the
WORKINGS Of the new law
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New York Curb Market

NEH YORK December i3-Thouch s,ill
unsettled To-Day. tho curb showed signs of
recovery: Federal Dy.stun. Chemical and
AGtna Explosives sun wcr" sluggish Tho
ciS w"r" In much better shap. to-day
AinonE The mining stocks there was a very
un"Nrh ton" sales. with closing bids an,!
$500; 80" cheyro't Motor, l5T a 100. 1900
G"h"rai Motors common. Iih q Ii3: 1 it-r Vi. aim
Munitions. 53Ii 81: 10 on NidvaI. Sie.l fai.
%: 100, United M"iofs. 55'2 a ;is. 1000 Zinc
sew f"ri, 2.5n 2.1 :" Standard oil IT New.
Jersey, oet Tte. cosd"n ~ 90 lsm isT.; @cG0
tosd"n o!! Gas common. la. Gil3!- y ;Cs)
"r'i"r"l OIL or, 500 M"tropnlitan P.-
Tni"un. 5W': 1000 Oklahoma common is.
Arizona Sneitcr, "a n -. 2.'Oo ,;oIdti.id Cons
o. 81: t.'ym iuMb" Extension. q q so 3c,J
Alri\ih icy iJarash, "pN 81. Ion NipiSsing ,
49,: @".Vjj ReA Cons i.G,5i: 80 foroc.b
EAt"nsi"n ''-lGHt e-lh 1850 zig I..,ig.'
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Painful Swollen Veins
Quickly Relieved
and Reduced

Mira. II. NJ. Itcmlcr. OF Federal, Kan.
sas. writes an interesting account ot
her success In reducing severe ca,s
or enlarged veins ,nat should DO en-
couraSinS to others similarly aflicted.
She suffered with badly swollen and
inflamcd veins Tin fact. one had
brokcn). for more than seven years.
before she became acquainted with
Absorbinc, Jr.. and used II. Absorbine.
Jr.. was faithfully applied for several
weeks and. to quote from her letter.
The large knots in the veins left. IL
was all nicely healed. and has NOT
bothered me since"
Absorbing, Jr.. is an antlseptic lin,.
notwithstanding. cooling and soothing
Safe and pleasant to use. 800 and
500 at your drugSists or postpaid.
Liberal trial bottle postpaid for loc in
stamps. ". T. YOUNG p ID r
2t3 temple st. Springfield. Mass
Advertisement
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last season. Prices ON all varieties
arc higher than ever before known in
the history Of the market. This is
especially true "f air-curcd tobaccoS,
which arc selling: luRs. to 10 cents:
short leaf. s.: L" -: cents. long leaf.
-. I" II cents: wrappers. - 10 %
cents. Dark smoked tohaccos are
selling: luGs. 6ts to cents: short leaf
:. I" Ia cents: long leaf. 10 to reg
FONTS: MrApncra. III. To 20 rcnis.
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CANADIAN TORPEDO BOAT
GRlLSE is LOST AT SEA
Minister OF Naval service Mni>c. Of
hcinI Announce or
Hoard Probably Drowned.
tTtv ks.oviatc,lI'

ny Associated Press
OTTAWA. ONT. December l3--Thc
| canadian torpedo boat Grilsc. COM
been lost at sea with all hands. il is
feared. This announcement was made
today by tho Minister OF the Naval
Service
With her officers and crow. fifty men.
are believed To have been lost on the
GrilSc.
The Minister of TIA" Naval Service
regrets to report" reads the announce
mcnt issued by the chief press censor
that il is feared that H. NJ. Canadian
torpedo boat Grilsc u.icutenant Walter
Wingatc. Il. y. .. V. RI. has been lost
al sea with all hands
The vessel left Halifax at ? r. NJ
december II for Bermuda At ~ NJ.
December /: wireless message was
received from her stating that n mod
crate southeast wind was blowing At
I. NJ. December - another wireless
message Was received stating that.
owing to the state of the weather. she
was returning for shelter to Shclburnc
At 1:2S T.. NJ. December |. she called
-. .. s. stating her position was lnti-
tudc AZ degrees. 40 north lunIitu,Ic
81 degrees. 80 west. Al $50 f. NJ a
final message was received, Now
sinking
NO word has been received OF her
since. orders were Immediately given
for all available vessels t" proceed to
her assistance. and cndcavors made by
wireless i"lcgraphy 10 inform any
v"sscis a. sea in that vicinity. Vessel.
are now searching FOR any signs Of
wrcckaE""
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RICHMOND LIVE >rO,K MAnKEr.

RICHMOND. Va. pcc.IubrF L.. 1916.
EsDor' for week ending December II.
hoir. steers. II. 10 "a. medium. good!
I" ): common to fair, 5ig TO -. Choice
henerS. - 10 ~. mcidum to good 81 To-
81. common 10 fair. g. to ~. ,'hoic. cows
/" 81; medium "a good. g. to -. common
I" tslr To 81. i3"s' oxen. So 10 -.
medium |" Good. -: 10 %. COMMON 10 fair,
to k'c: heavy bulls. : 10 -. light a. To-
81. Bcst c.IveS. i" To- II: common =. to So
Best h""rE hoEs, 1850: medium weight
GO I" -; night. siS 10 2: soNs and tags
10 Rest sheer, a.. "a ~. common to
ta'! - 20 "'2 Best lambs 10 TO lUI:. com
lnVn 10 fair 10 .
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chicago LIVE STOCK MARKET

-o0nitAGo. p"c%inber sn.- iioGs-i. "uts.
average. HUH $a;jFr ses1: light, sSs51
go mSNsd 81 a. > a .ine: ,eavy s.i5 sizes:
Cattle Receipts 400. Iv.tt Na,Iv. hoe,
cattle $3.50 81. %. Western steers sd...,et
81" -. StuckcrS ana feeders. 81 a. q SI.75:
COW ami hriters. s2.;5 n 1910; ,aIv.s, st.5ll
ccu--Rec,in,s 24wa. weak we,h.rs
IS tpr $500. iamrS, $40 sou SlS-s
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NAVAL. SrnnEs

49,, ~ i;r%NAm' ca December i3-rurpcr-
nm "rfil. ""'.: sales. - casks. receipts, l3i
c.>"s. shipments, 40 asks. stock - lss
S"-Hs Resin. trin; sales, l.t.a barrels; re-
.".pts' Lon barrels: shipments. eS5 bar
r"1S sioGh. :.oSi barrels quote: A. Is
=; III q" "-.; r.. 50: c.. H.. l. go:
~. . pNo.i": Nj. 6.o5. y. $50. VIC. 5.D5;
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rETMnsRrEG rEN%l..r .lAEkn.r

FETHRSBIEG PEA%u'f NAKKEr
Isclnii .I ny Rodgers. hummer 4. Co inc
pETERSBtRG. VA December !. .Sunn.
ish -farmrrs' Siock-Marke, weak. sl.32i.
;. Virginia. Farmers stocE--Marliet steady
J. ,"hcy Jumbo; so per pound: extra prime
80 prr i'"und: rriin" 3i.c p"r pound. she'll
lhE .tgCM. 81 20 90 uer ununl-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-14

cotton an dlard. hut later rallied some
what ON short covering Final prices were
- :" IS points No; lower: Sales. $500 bar
r"ls. tn. market closed firm. December.
i235 Nl,.50: January. i2.?inl2e5: Fcbrunry.
- IS !: q. March. ial+Ti2 l.: Arril. e!"II
l@2i: MAJ. i4.-3 IT l2.2j: June. l. N az. 30.
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ElUhnOud. Va. pHCelNN.! II I-I'
I,i T.. turr!c n CO..
Live poiIitry

MAXIM I'll 'tbN l1lIlt
foultry-Sma!l chickens in coca dar0a nd.
inrr". "taggy or"s dull and hard 20 mor".
ii"us. reCepta heavy: demand light. market
dull EgEs-More active. H!les-Activc. Live
Stoch-Market IN good active shape: receipts
light. N"als extremely scarce and wanted
AZ prices In excess OF quotation. Market
In general. especially cSEs. ia good active
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKEr..
COTTON GnnnS

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