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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-07
Nd POLITICS IS PLAYED IN
THE SECOND ". VA. REGIMENT

Britain and the British flag was run up.
These chiefs were styled ''alii kupa' or
sacred chiefs and almost divine honors
were paid TO them. When they appear
oil abroad all the common people pros
1rated themselves with their faces uron
the ground nj the warming cry "Emoe.
Denth was the penalty for the slightest
breach OF etiauettr. For example, II he
entered the presence Of the sovereign.
he mus. crawl. prone TO the ground and
leave in the same manner.
In closing, General Caldwell stated
that his recent travels to these ISLANDS
were the greatest that he has ever TAX
On and the things that he saw were al
most beyond belief. Wonderful buildings
were being erected and high civilization
was TO be found on these islands. He
stated that the white race was respon-
sibe for this advance. however.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-07
AUTOMOBILE FAEiy PICKS UP
FoURYEAH-OLD villa ON
M'CULLA

North WarwuUl was scene or e. ite-
nent yesterday just before noon. wnen
an unknown party passing IN macntite
picked up little +-year-oid "ll!iaEl Nc
C11lla. lust north Of Tweuty-SiNth street.
The mother saw the man reach from me
car and lift the little fellow in the ma
chine. and as they did not stop. she
Ecfeamed for help. In few minutes
EAe quiet street was full o! people.
ostlv wnruen Several persons pur-
led The car on foot, and found the lit,
lie fellow beside the road just beyond
khe Merchant and Evans plant
6cCulla, an employee Of tho Merchant
nd Evans plant The little boy was
n the way 70 the Merchant and EN ans
blant with his fathers dinner when ne
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-07
JEWISH PEOPLE ARE
OBSERVING EVENTS
Special Services In Temple Last Even
Ing and Today-Fast1ng to Con-
ttnpe Until SHUTDOWN.

Beginning at shutdown last evening
and until sunduwh This evening, the
period OF the Day Of Atonement Of the
Reformed Jewish people is being OBJ
served over the world. During this
period the pious Jewish race VIII fast
and refrain from all business. All the
stores and places or business conducted
by the Jewish people will be closed To-
day until six-thirty this evening. The
event is in connection with the New
Years holiday. which began last week.
Last evening Rabbi y. II. Silver de-
livered special and most able sermon
In the Eoff Street Temple &c a large
congregation on Israel" the beginning
of series of discourSes. At the con-
clusion Of the services last night Two
funds were raised. carrying out the an
nual custom, one for the relief of the
poor and the other for the benefit Of
the Ohio Valley General Hospital.
Special Services Today.
This morning at 1890 o'clock. Rabbi
Silver Will speak on America and Rus
STA" In the afternoon at o'clock he
will conclude the series OF sermons OIL:
"Doctrincs of Judaism" at which time
he will speak on Immortality" In con-
nection with the impressive memorial
services.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-07
CENTRALS AND HENRY
CLUBS PLAY SUNDAY

One Of the fast semi-professlonal coot-
ball games scheduled for tomorrow at
ternoon is that Of the Central Athletic
Cluh Of Bellatre, which will clash with
the Henry Athletic Club Of this city. at
the sixteenth street grounds in the Ohio
city.
The lIncups will be:
lIcnry's-DunGan and Donahuc., re-;
Kidd. TT: kolitzer and Dean re-; Shore,
c.; Watson. lG.: Norton and Marvin. IT,
Walton and Bachman. lc.; Benz. T.; Noel
rh: Grouse, H.; and King. FL.
CONGRATULATIONS and LaVclle. re;
MiddIebourne, IT.; Watkins and kewell.
re-; A. Long. c.; Jewell. lg.; ShniVely,
1t: Brady and Crowley: lie; Duffy, O.;
Brown and Cushey. II; Murphy. rh.
Crolley, 70.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-07
VETERANS MEET
AT "CAMP fire.
Killing of Stonewau Jackson Is Told
BY Local Man who Claims the
Credit

The [. S. Grant camp. Sons Of Vet
Grams. held Il Camp Fire meeting iast
night at their headquarters in the MI
tual Savings bank building.
One Of The features Of the event.
was the address BY Comrade ". z. C..
Fullerton, a lifelong resident of Wheel
ing. lie described the killing OF stone
wall jackson. In his narrative he said:
History tells US that jackson was
killed on the battlefield by his own men.
This. however Is wrong at least IN my
opinion. and / sincerely believe he met
his death from a bullet fired by q
Yankee
Judge B. S. aonccker asked the old
veteran TO tell the details Of tbs story
according to his own version. and COM
plying, he said: We'll l was on the
firing line. l saw an officer with his
stan approaching the border OF the line
aimed at him and pulled the triSSer
OF my rifle The officer fell with his
horse. The staff carried the Officer
Short distance when after a further ex-
animation they found nc was deae.
Il would not swear even now that
killed Stonewall Jackson. but down in
ms. heart al that time l wished 1t was
the bullet from my gun that crushed
out his nxistance in this life. and my
reason was that he was opposing the
cause FOR which We were fighting. some
people believe that Jackson was killed
killed In the conflict. [ would nor swear
that il was the bullet from my rifle that
caused his death as there werc others
firing at the same time.
The other speakers were Benjamin
Exley. a veteran Of the Union Army.
who told OF "reminiscences or the days
prior TO the Civil war He also told
Of the raising OF the Union nag contain
ing the thirteen stars over the old post
office building.
Joe O'Neil who was connected with
Mosely's Confederate army was also ex-
pected. but il was impossible for him
TO attend.
DR.. W T. McGrail. commander OF the
local organiza ton. presided. S. L. Lem
mon, Il Union Veteran, also delivered
4 short talk. telling of incidents that
took place during the conflict between
the north and south.
Tell the home hunters about that
property Of yours-and get the whole
Ii.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-07
ARMOR COMMITTEE
Representa- tive Citizens Tron Upper
Ohio Valley to Attend Meeting
Here Thursday.

Letters were sent out yesterday by
Charles ". Ketchum Of the Wheeling
Commercial association TO tho heads of
all the commercial bodies. municipal
officials and prominent citizens OF al.
the cities and towns in this section or
the upper Ohio valley. composing the
executive committee. calling for A spe-
cial meeting to be held in the assembly
room OF the Wheeling Commercial assoc
citation. Thursday evening at 7:45 o'clock
to submit all data and informa lion rrla-
tive 10 the bid for the location OF the
eleven million dollar arTnor plate plant.
The bid will be sent to the navai board
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-07
HELD IN COUNTY JAIL

Frank E. Wilson, who was brought
back from Pittsburgh yesterday, by
City Detective Thomas Kelley. is being
held in the county Jail 10 await hear
Ing on felony charge. He Is charged
by the American Sicing Machine ON
pany. by whom he was employed, with
the theft of meat Elicing machine.
No date for his hearing had been SET
last night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-07
VISITED BoYHooD HOME

MOETcLAIR. y. j., Oct. 6.-Charles
E. Hughes spent an hour this evening
visiting his boyhood home in Newark,
n. j., where his father was minister Of
n Baptist church from 1859 10 1874. IT
was the second time MIR. Hughes had
seen his childhood residence in ~ years.
He wos accompanied by Mrs. Hughes,
whom he introduced to several old tlme
friends.
The house in which the Republican
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-07
|NARW00D CITIZENS ALARMED
OVER ATTEMPTED K|DNAPP|N

was picked up. According to the boys
story. they offered him mon-E II he
would so and live with them: de SAID
he began TO cry when they did not let
him out where the men go down to
work then one Of the men dropped him
by the side OF the road while driving
slowly, where he was found 4 few mo
ments later by the men who followed tue
car. The machine. according to the
mother and little boy. contained two
women. two men,. and negro driver.
After depositing the boy by tho side
or The road they drove away at rapid
speed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-07
THREE MONTHS IN JAIL.

Charles Clark, indicted by the re-
cent grand jury on a charge OF shoot.
ing with intent to kill. yesterday. went
before Judge Alan Fl. Robinson, In the
Criminal Court, and pleaded guilty or
an attempt TO commit assault ana pat
terry. He was sentenced to serve three
months in jail. The felony charge
probably will be dropped
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-07
BrL1rA1D rou1RA,uN1.

At the National Billiard Academy,
corer Twelfth and Market streets, TWEEN.
ty games have already been played IN
the tournament now being conducted
there. Morgan remains In the lead. Tho
contests tonight and next week promise
to be very interesting as a number OF
prominent local players have entered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-07

presidential nominee lived In his youth
now is unoccupied. Mr.. Hughes appear
ed much interested. asking many Ques-
hood who fiocked to see him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-07

The tenants you OUGHT TO HAVE
are reading the ads In this paper every
day. You are to decide az to whether
YOUR ADS are to be q part OF their
reading or not 3u26-o
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-07
D1so1pExIY cxA1al.

Frank Hull. a negro, was committed
TO jail last evening by Squire W. r.
Wickham TO await g. hearing on q charge
Of being disorderly. He will get heAr.
ing this afternoon or this morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-07
pavE SALE TODAY,

The Delta McCalren circle OF the
Kings Daughters will hold bake sale
at the GeorSe X. Taylor company store
today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-07

A Washington at another meeting to be
held in the near future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-07

Tell the home hunters about that
property Of yours-and get the whole
matter settled quickly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-07

This Beautiful SITS Co
lumbia Grafonola with
6 Double Disc 75c Rec
ords Every latest selec.
tions) and 300 Needles
All for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-21

,NEM YORK; December 2o-Th" curb to-
,."S was puzzled over what la IN
IN th "u, upon LLOYD GEORGES Sr"..ch. with
c'uI' 'Ha' prices were unsettled
~ thc main. heavy. Munitions and indus.
s,na,,yS t".hS , were heavy. otis showinr :,
H. 49, .r'nh. whii" mining shares pnr:i.u-
i G.rn tn, i"w; priced metals w.re irr"nuInr
,addeeS', WIN tioS'ns bids aud asked nrI"os
I k:s"" Ae,na EIpiosiycs. 3,.M5a. i.@" Ch"vro.
!SSS a Mn'orI' ~ ~; iI.o@' Mihv:,l" siaci.
% ~ HonTv:mtratinE 4gr. 90 sts nda.d on
h"iln.rs; l6H. Ili: 5.Coo cosd"u OH Gas com
mon mon l+A: "a" International! Petroleum,
Eri- 2;wo A,an'a Sgm',s $3.50 t."nsoiidate',
C"naoiidat"d sSGI.c: 100 fumi," t. N,,lai ,
"a ~; 40" Nipissing ST.G9i<: 500 R"X
",,noatcd. S"fi 40; : ,CG Success tjS, q:
iVU Iononah Extension. iFr4i. 500 Hi,
i,:ImSe tAwt IhCH oMth"r Lode. itfi ~:
Jerome: 2ct: Lilo: q .1t9 Bost' n ana MIN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-21

here to-day. the fall sales amount to
Il total or i5iG9.09o pounds. which
brought S2.70G.i20.97. an average price,
OF si7.7S per 100 pounds. This uvcr-N
age Is almost double that OF the sam.
date last year and s2.33 more than tho
banner year. 1913. when the crop was
considered better than this year
The tobacco men estimate that not
more than 100000 pounds remain to
Il" sold on the local market figuring
the total crop at about $4,000 O0o
pounds. the shortest since 1905. Tho
bulk of the remainder of the cru,
is expected To he sold in January. r.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-21
Don't Use Dangerous
AntiSeptic Tablets

II is an unnecessary risk Use tho
Sa'c antiscptic and gcrmicidc. Absor
bint. Jr.--it kills germs quickly and
surei! without any possibility OF
n"''"'Ii results; made OF pure herbs
on-poisonous. and there is no d,roor
Whatever If the children get hold of
the bottle. 1t retains it's rcrmicidal
powers even when diluted ono mar, Of
NbSorbinc. Jr., To 100 parts watcr-anJ
us ahtiseptic powers one part Absor-
pine. Jr., TO 200 parts water
TIL" gcrmicidal properties OF Absor
ono ~. nave been tested and proven
moth in laboratory and actual practice
Detailed laboratory reports mailed
upon request.
Absorhine. Jr.. 500 and $500 per
bottle at druggists or postpaid
liberal trial bottle postpaid for
DC in stamps.
W. +. YOUNG. J.. u. f..
20 Temple ST SnrinI.a 49,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-21

NEW YORK. December co.-Raw sugar.
steady: rentrifusal. ai4: moiasses AZ:
refined. quiet. Butter. steady. Cheese. ir-
regular. SPOT coffee. steady: Rio -. e'sc:
santos +s. 1850.
Aside from December. the markc, for cot
tonSr.d oil started easier. but later stead
led up on hardcncing OF SPOT values do
nand froiy shorts and buying by r"fners.
Final pricsH were 10 points higher for 10.
Ccnbrr and | to . points not lower for
later months. Tenders. 600 barrels. Sales.
2:.l"0 barrels The market closed firm.
Snot. 1875 hid: January. 12.lOI l2.l2: Fehru-
arr. l3o4M :o? March. l2oldl2oa: April.
!3ol q l2@': Nay. iGcs a IL 10: Jmne' y ioes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-21
HrcHMoSD LIVE sToCK MARKET.

,,a, Richmond. Va; Dccrmbcr 20. 1915
To- 3: common, TO fair. 5's to 5L, choice
hcifcrs. IA to ~: medium to good %, 10
81. common 10 fair, AZ 20 5La. Choice cows
to 6i.: medium to good. 5 to G: common
medium to good -; to- 81. common TO TO ,a ii.
to Big: heavy bulls. to 81: light, ~. ..
5'7. Best calves. 10 TO ll,z: common ~, to ST.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-21
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

.,,oniCAGo. December 21--Hogs-Rccritts.
~ h, w", strong ct y,seS,criny'S fnish to ""nts
s sII9S93S mixsd. ss.sS q sl9.2I. heavy. s,7su
sloo: rough. S.1"i :" 90: pigs 81 COZ 81 III
tatuc-RrccipiS 1900: steady Native beef
cattle. 5000 $liGo: Western steers. ;7'u4I
Sloco: StoCkcrS ana f.cd.rs Sa.nO a IS 10:
COWS and heifers. sj.s5 1000 calves. ss.Gou
.shccn-Rcceipts. 1000. steady w-,h.rs.
SS.Sfi SO. so: lambs. 81 10 a Sl3 CO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-21
NAVAL S.rfnnES

90 SNNAH. GA. December o1.-ru-ncn-
si"e e., nrn ~. snles 500 casks: receipts.
DO ,hsNS; shipments. II casks. stock, % Il:
csiE ,,. Rosin firm: sales. i.oas barrels: re-
ILLS az 49, barrels: shipments %? bnrr.,l:
p 81 x; = c.: 6i7t. H.. G22i- l.. G25: k
''"": NJ. $50: ~. $50: VIC. 7.O5 WV go
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-21
RICHMOND HAY MARKEr.


NEW YORK. December .C.--Rc"ves steady
Calves. stea DIV vcais. sioooTi iiiOo cults
sS'"om S3"O: BARNARD calves. $3.50 n s. ~ ;
earrings. 5oom $3.50 Indiana calves, $3.50
Sheep and ambs. steady. sheep s5.soT
S;n' ruils 50 09n $500: lambs. $ii5oGp sl3 So
s,a t:% o s,;ndy M Light to heavy. $1,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-21
PETERSBuRG pEATt.,. u,p,.,,.,

,pnEIERSBuRG PEATUT MARKET
ntnr, 80 pN hnugnfs Piumm"i x Co. Inc
- rSSBt Rt. VA. December .0-Suan-
!, ,o, a r St1rk-Market hrmcr. si,91@
,NirItnins-Farmcr stock Market st,ady
ian'N JufhDo tc To i'sc pound: "Ni RAJ
nIIrinhc. 5Ac to ic per pound: prime ny, I"
~. 80 nrr pound: Smelling stock. 3c To :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-21
THOUGHTS OF PEACE
RULE IN WALL STREET
As Result. Stock Market Is Weak
Throughout Entire
Session.
Wu.DNESS IN MARINE ISSUES
Atlantic Gulf and West Indies
Breaks Fourteen Points - Cotton
Dull All Day, With No Important
Change i'm Quotations.
wnDNEss IN MARINE ISSUES
RY HRoADAN WALL.

sS SEw ToMK aha
Y, @" n SrST5 S3d Hof ,n% Sssh
suggestion of wil"En,"..., !" bear ne Ger
iartherei This dsa Ths result, Mas an"iher
S %"s @sa mS hut
@f In MIN G b @ ,h iGT"s na M
in n.ariy ali cases we're The lowest,
AeGH' nh S?s S %hh s%S5 s' ySS
an advance Of u0.Ti; II closed VAN u
iaeHinr but TIC Street Insisted that a, the
ST'R WOULD be COW II is pos
siplc ;ha' some eHuS diyidend may be
nps s m"i "nM I"Ss 1or no, ."oI ,nSnS
n1 ,n shSy MGGH ,HTS nov wm i, "Si
DO so little good.
cotton was duh through tho day. wi'N no
sIo- FrsIoh bond. wSr% no, m"t t,rna
"''-"f''i A' is MARINE ISSUES
wde' T; wSry wn in The n,Hs "5 ha
n T Srian IF s45 T4iS S
1Iiydssnd; q $ per SSo, on Marin MTe:
as parsa'n Tho bprsa! "a This stool.
m men ii 1ha sG" tie "S H t1poss to tak~
over an shipping and prevent excess profits
TIT The t MhIns nag Mh5 ha o liz Hh h mus
far have been taken oTer Gy the go>.rn.
proat an 1' nothing iiks The profits n"!iff
made under COMPANY management, Ill.
tho British nag. would be sufficient, to pay
al charges pus The 6 SGr con, liyideno on
comp.ny's American h"ct TO devote its"lt
70 'hc hack dtvidGmds. bat 1t would i;, Leave
'H>''h"s ~ hiifNyEtnfEf'EN SELLING
Traders, hurried out OF The coppers TO,
uf peace md partly because they knew he
insiders had been selling literally 1t be-
hing have been selling. aud that the nun.
her q. STOCKHOLDERS In many leading
pa, naniss has BEEN rSdn io The stree; IS
Gins IN such fashion as To nut all thoughts
OF renewed purchases out 81 tho minds Of
firms ar. glad 10 lend stocks for short sell
ing and the short interest Is having things
Aside from the few ru"cialt!es shat Were
ss. ,s ia their acton: t%,day tnit".
ihrouEhont tho session. aud no attcupt was
aSiaa sr OF tho IL ,u yGT nca nS ns5n
vel; the reason tnr this /: that il has
all next year whether there l. to T.. war
There il no oue,sion tina, dozens OF stocks
counter. even though III" war shoud end
with the banks and the brokers IN their
present frame Of mind the public has
encoura cement I" buy.
NEW YORK. December 20 Mercantile pa
%sT S S,Sy' b % na niis 5
ss94;mrrG!i r'N't4sy s'i'si it a%"19
steady. Railroad bonds heavy. Time loans.
firm: sixty aud NINETY days ii.GiE .iN
rate. a..
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BOND LIST

Anglo French ................ o5i.
american Writing papcr 5s.............. -
Atlantic Coast Line Observation-Disclosures. t3t.
4 :, II. and ~, Is b.dl ...;,;;..... So.
4 c. l.. cv. A. Gin !iaitimorcl lbid,.... 2!
I'll, Sapcakc and Ohio cv. it2s.......... S.
III 'supcakc and Onto Cv as.............. AZ
iiErett and Myers Observation-Disclosures. 70
Mcrca1t ile Marine Is asked ............ -
Seaboard Air Line adj 5s................ SIS
Southern halfway ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
southern Railway Observation-Disclosures. lo2i,
L. S 1cristered =. 1850 ,bidb ............ 81!
L. : Registered Is 1916 tbid ,.......... 1908,
J. :. Registered a. 1926 tbidb ..-.....-... 10
L. s. Panama rs 1861 thJb .............. ~?
United states Steel IS. ............. let'.
Ma. brown Bros cts. tW. NaD........
Va Car. Chemical 5>...................... So,
Na--t'ar. chemical CIV. 5S.................. l0l!,
Va Try. and Power TO. 6s ............... 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-21

best heavy hogs. 1850: medium weight,
"a * IA ,.., Light 1,s to ~ sowa and s,nEs.
IA ~ SI1 Best lambs. 1915 to II: common
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-21
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

CHICAGO. December 2o.--Wheat values
Secauss OF rspcris 'S"t S new "'. sor's A'1 for
p"nc" were to bc expected The market
siotHd heavy al the same as yesterdays
nniSn to 4i-C lower. with MAY Sl.Giia
10 sl.Gs and July at 81 as. to sl.35s.. Corn
showed q not decline OF li.c to lAc to lA.c
final range varied from a setback OF DC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-21

Cash grain: Wh"at-No. rcd No 2 rod
ma No. hard. nominal: M. . hard Size.
Corn No. yellow. aiMc: No. yellow ami
No. white. nominal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-21
BIG PRICES FOR TOBACCO
average OF Si'..S Hundred Pound.
fnid ut Warehouse SnIcs
ut Wilson.

BY Associated Press
Ii.SoN, y. c. pcccmbcv 2V--With
INC CIoSr OF tho leaf Tobacco ,Yarrhnus.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-21
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS


NEW YORK. December 2O.-C;ray co,tons
Wtrr IRREGULAR weak to-day. Knit goods
rnd" continued better than normal for
this period of the year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-21

MARKE:f C0NniTicNS
Pou!try-''hickcns and hens In splendid de-
mRnd. In fact all POULTRY selling good and
market 9Ctive. Eggs-Markct stronger. Live
atork-MaIkct in. very good shape, under
light receipts. Ncal1 are very scarce and
wanted. I'hr general market is good and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-21

."'' MHRkEEf Eft ccSGHNp1TioNs. %
Receipts of apples light. demand unusually
GOOD. Potatoes scarce. good quality bring
Ing good prices. Market active on all fruits
and vegetables
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-21
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

on tho spot. 200 bales: to arrive. ?,.ct
bales. MiddliDG. l1.25c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-21
COTTON MARKETS,

NJ" YORK. Dsee9D.r ~ whlle tho
@ SisT .s S 1@SauG pG.i @s, .n
nuL' u"t!"nH We're, very ir'rsuiar Marc II
ssif II f'o 6ao "' t., to &c. rifm "f 10 AZ
%.aTiy IN ne afternoon SOLD 9an again I"
lis, closed steady al ne, decline Of 8 10 ii
There were q 10, OF overnight selling or
DER, a. d." STAT and ths ou.n!nE was
lions GENERALLY Y /" Is points under la ),
nights close This established nov low
ss"iline - i5;4e ana Ma a, i'2tc Or 80
rhs MARI, .deyeop~d d"cd.di,. stead
did no, broaden out y.ry niuch on the rally,
TaTy ap 10 2sc and ay Il t"9 arinx
~ es1II sf'eT,moon or sh@n, % TO q POINTS
"c,cuntcisd around MS .~.ci raruy from
Wall street sour . accommodating IN.
mrrov.men, Va a I sHf ii hd : N, tsr
loser steady on hn"i SMUT OF covering
I. +. j. II II. d.. II. \.
January ....-.... 10 - ii.S i;;t IL -
,7 iSs s ST. 60, " ssT.. "aai"f upland.
%Ew E .9lp. ,pg;sen,gser 20 rgr, now.
s.nor,. 10 Gse. ..s H''ssS' a s s Hs,e
Ta,f d, LIZ .s.os II n 81 g., Y.
Ia bales
exports. l:,7ll bales
Total for .ehaor--Sc- r,c..r,. Ie-.- 81,
hale- exports. 2s2i 53l bales
NEW ORLEANS. December ga .,.sdi.r
ireNnr wa IN evidence 10 nv cotton mar
het mere to.naf there vas less p!es-ur" 20
nounctt i.ate In tho day q drive against
me, market W!leG out the net adVan g.
rather laboriously billed up. and closing
Drices were ttea1y ~ not lose Of 80 10
point CoHs!de able liquidation OF cotton
b9GEht yeHi.rdsy came o., thi, de.
The Cansus Buretu rs,.o., on ginning 10
Decsmber ~. showing 10 s%s $50 bslth or
ths'oo bales FOR the period. vaH sonirwhb
lower then general CANCELLATIONS. but II
caused only brief moderate buying
In the carly trading Prices lost IS ~ 2,
Doints. but nuick reaction recovered ali
OF the early los. Ind put the marie, ~
moor 20 net gain % to 5 points whIch
IN the early afternoon wid.n-d 10 II
70 20 points
,.cioSinP tids: December. $3.50 January
October. 1875 "
sro, cotton. quiet IS points on. sale.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-21

W. T.. YOUNG. l.. u. f.,
2'9 Temple St. Springfield. Mass