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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-01
commissioner PETERS
/. TAKES OATH OF OFFICE
Qualities as Guardian of Prohibition
Law Before Judge Barkstiale,
OF Halifax.
CHOOSES NoNpARTIsAN STAFF
Sound Policy, Says Commissioners,
Demanded Recognition of Both
Political Parties in Making APP
pOintment-1Ssues Statement.

Rev. j. Sidney Potars to-day will as
sumo the duties OF State Commissioners
or prohibition, separate arm of the
state government. created at the last
session OF the General Assembly for
the purpose Of insurinE the proper ad-
ministration OF the MapD prohibition
act which becomes effective on No
rember l. The interim of two months
will be used by the commissioners in
,tDerfecting the organization Of his Of
flee.
Mr.. Peters qualified yesterday at
RIfouston. before Judge w. X. Barks-
|dnle, OF the Circuit Court of Halifax
county. The ceremonies incident TO
he induction into office were simple
TENDED only by a few Of the commits
oner's friends. II. l.. DeJarnette pre-
nted MIR. Peters TO the court Those
esent included Rev Nathan Maynard.
etor OF the Baptist Church at IIous-
Rev. G.. Wallace Ribblc. rector OF
Episcopal Church; y. w. Thorn and
S. Barbour, OF South Boston: Com
Attorney Marshall -.
Bboker. and Gran Craddock. clerk Of
the Circuit Court Of Halifax County
All subordinatcs in the Office OF the
commissioner have received their APP
pointmcnts. and viii enter upon their
duties on November |. These. said Mr.
Peters yesterday. were appointed with
an eye single to efficiency. and without
regard to partisan politics. the force
representing every faction or both po-
litical parties. His course in II is mat
! ter. he said. might provoke some crit
icism. hut sound policy demanded il.
ENFORCEMENT OF LAW
RESTS WITH CONSTABULARS
Il enter upon the duties Of this Of
Ace. which In charged with the duty Of
seeing to tho enforcement Of laws
which virtually means a revolution in
the habits of the people" said SIR.
~ n
great ENCOURAGEMENT. I have had con-
Eersatione with numbers Of officers in
the State. and have had many as
suranccs Of loyal support.
I'm the beginning. ! want TO i'm
press upon the public the fact that the
responsibility for the laws enforce
mcnt rests primarily upon tho con-
stabulatory OF the state. the police
the sheritfs, and tho constabIes. in
case OF violation OF the law. applica-
ton for bringing tho violator into
court should first be made 10 the local
officials. n they arc unable to cone
with tho aituation. then the depart
ment Will step III TO aid in the en-
forcement'
Guy s lforncr OF Southampton
County. Will act as legal advisor Of
the DEPARTING in the eastern section
I.ynchburg. Will act in tho same ca :
spacity in the western. Offices will he
maintained temporarily at .ol East,
Grace street. former headquarters Of
the .,nii-Saloon League Of Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-01
DEATHS


WESTERMAT .EIDicl. at his home. ~ West
THOMAS y. WESTERMAN in the nifty.
fourth year of his age, after a lingering
Illness. 80 y
Funeral notice later
. clifton Forge. Huntington. W Va. and
PhiIadelphla papers pleas. COPY
p'Su N-Disd; at her, residence. 1920
EAN wife Of Dennis J; osullivan; Thurs
ihe leaves two children Regina and Dennis;
Schuh and Miss Irene illumination
Funeral from Benedictiuc Chapel SATuR-
DAY MoRNlNG at 10 o'clock. Intcrmcnt
in Mt. Calvary.
Newport News papers please copy.
CAKEOLL-Dled. at Stuart Circle Uospita al
at lao y. NJ. August 81. ARTHUR r..
CARROLL in the twenty ninth year Of his
age Rcmains al the residence or DIT.
Street.
:, Funeral from Monumental Episcopal
Church TODAY. September !. i. NJ
lntermcnt Riverview.
MciNTiEE:-rhe funeral OF r. ~ McIN-
TIRE vii! tie conducted from his late
rH:iaencs Gresham COURT Apartments,
NJ rnterment in Hollywood
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-01
NEW SLIDE IN CULEBRA CUT
Prevents pu~snEc of Steamships
Through Panama
Cnnal.
Especial to The Times Dispa,ch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch
PANAMA. August 3l.-!A new slide
in the Culcbra Cut. possibly OF serious
proportions. to-day prevented the pass
age OF steamships through the Panama
Canal. The City OF Para is one OF the
steamships held Up 10y the slide.
Ma jor- General Gocthals. Governor
General OF the Canal Zone, announced
recently that in his opinion the slides
We're over.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-01
DENIES WRIT TO CONDUCTOR
Federal Judge Refuses Order Rc~trnin-
Ing Unions From Ordering aud
Enforcing strike.

CHEYENNE, WYO.. August 81
Judge Ecyncr. OF the United States
District Court OF Wyoming, this after
noon denied u petition OF George w.
Argue. a conductor for an order re-
siraining the brotherhood officers of
five railway divisions from issuing and
enforcing an order to strike. The di-
visions embrace the Union Pacific Rail
road
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-01
ana words everything. 1s5

and words everything. @Ess$Txy
Under President mckinley we h;sSls.
II war with Spain. Under President
Wilson we arc assured that we havs
lad peace with Mexico. These arcs
the words. Now. for the deeds. Dur-x
ing the war with Spain fewcr Amcri-S;
cans were KILLED by the Spaniairdasl
than have been killed by Mexlcans
curing the present peace with Next
90" Moreover. when theS war withg
Sp"ii. was through. it was through.
b.; rcace still continues to rage ~
fCrioUsly as ever in Mexico"
Colonel Roosevelt charged that tho
taking of Vera Cruz was war anI/
az lie 1T wag war which was on
tcrca INTO poutlessly and abandoned
i@noh!!, ii WAS war which faliod
Il war which did damage both to the
MeXicans and ourselves, and which, in
its outcome. reflected infinite dis
honor upon our nation. But IL was
W..r never, ...lcSS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-01
At the Movies To-Day

NICTOR-AGncs Vernon, in "Thc
Call OF the Past"
STTtAND-"ShcIi a." with ~. il.
Warner and Enid Nnrkey.
NEW-ChurIic Chaplin, In ..'rhc
FlOOryNnlkcr."
ISIS-I.illian Walker, In ..Thc Man
Behind the Curtain"
ODEON-Nancc O'Scu I'm ..rbc
f'lnnlcs OF Johannis," also Charlie
Chaplin. In "Iinrd Luck"
COLO Is-"DurcdeyiI KATE
with NlrEinin Pearson.
REN-"Ihe Mystcry Of the RI
yfcra."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-01
GREECE TO ENTER
WAR. SAYS ATHENS

Continued From First paee.p
the 'Sik Mountains took new positions
on the heights west OF Csik Szercda
'ptherwis" there IS no change
ON tho Russian front the cnemys
artillery was more active AT various
places
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-01

arc about TO deliver, cxhort you 10
victories worthy OF them. and Of our
heroic and victorious allies
Terrific fighting awaits you, but you
will endure it's riEors as did your an
ccstors. In future ages the entire race
Will bless and Glorify you"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-01

year and 72.5. the average for the last
ten years on August %.
Condition by States follows:
Virginia. 90: North Carolina, IS;
South Carolina. 81; Georgia. e.; Flor
ida, bS: Alabama. rs; mississippi. 10:
Louisiana. "a: Texas, Sc; Arkansas, II;
Tennessee. so; Missouri, so: Oklahoma.
b6; California. %.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-01
GERMAN TnOOPS DRIVEN
FROM FRENCH TRENCHES

FAIRS. August alderman troops
penetrated tho French trenches in
Parroy forest, in Lorraine, last night.
but were Immediately elected by Il
countcrattack. says to-day's announce
ment or the War Office.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-01
DuuINC MONTH Of AUGUST

LONDON. August Silt was Of
Ally announced to-day that the Brit
casualties. killed, wounded and
Sing. on all lighting fronts in the
tn Of August totalcd I,Iil officers
l23.234 men
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-01
NIANINN FORCES
IlI:PIiI.SED by
v uSTRIANs

;RLlN, August 81 oby vii eless> =
inanian forces which att3cked the
rians yesterday We're reTfulsed. tho
Office announced to-day. The
rians captured positioGs in the
tains.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-01
ARTILLERY ACTIVITY
IN MACEDONIAN CAMPAIGN y

lpON. August 3l.--"E,Xcept for
! " activity, there were no de-
cnts on our Struma or Dorian
says an official announcement
here to-day in regard To the
MAN campaign
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-01
IAN TROOPS BEGIN
PASSAGE THROIGIIjROuMANIA

3<HAREST. Tuesday. August 90
london. August 3D.--Oficial an
emcnt was made here that the
Pge Of Russian troops through
ania has begun.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-01

PROVIDENCE. X. l., August 81
James McFal of Roanoke. Va. was.
selected secretary OF the National As
ISOLATION Of Fire Engineers at their
convention here to-day. T. a. Clancy,
of Milwaukee,. was chosen president.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-01

IN" h'r Thompson River.
l."Nciand was reached shortly before
% ".o'o"i;, and lett behind an hour later.
ia" PARTY once more boarding the ira in
Tor Denver. which was reached at 7:30
Tonight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-01
IMAM TROOPS
OCCUPY BULGARIAN TOWN

Is, August 31.-Roumanian
according to report received
lave occupied the Bulgarian
Rustchuk.
R,uk has a population OF about
d IS situated oil the Danube.
the Roumanian town OF
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-28
&abarettbOrie.

slus Berlin pirb gefdriebsn: Die
5risori9 Strabe bat i'm 2aufe btss
fss arissss siHe mertpiirbiss 8ebsus
tuns fir bic Dslt bes S6eius,
fir bas srobe unb tleiue Sbeater
unb feline Singer geipunnen. Su ibs
rem u0rbliben Sbeile, unpsit bes
8abnbpfes, Der ben Rameu Der Stra=
Be ttGet, eibt ss apsi ober brsi
.Sdauipislsr CAFES, unb msbr. ses
gen bic Ritte gu. aniibsn 2inben unb
9eipSiaer Strabs, bat ii9 neusrbiugs
sine aabarett g0ris initauiert. Ras
tiirli9 sbsnfalIs in einem Gafebau1e.
Sn bsngsrlin Der a9t3iser unp nsuns
3issr SABRE mar bieies Cafe Elm
8rennpuntt bes RabtIebens setpeien.
SEPT 1T es ipIib ssiporben, bat Elm
neues aleib anseIest, nennt iif
r&iinitler Cafe" unb beberberst bic
&aboretts obsr ridtissr seIost: bic
aabursttiIfeu 9orie - cine Snftis
tuition, bic ni9t Sdbunsen, nod 8or-
IianS bat, in Der es tsins WaafItr unb
feline aommiifipnGrs ober irgenb ipels
ts anhsrs bDrisndbHli4e Beanie aibt,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-28

RimbDieb. = Die 3ufubr ipar
beute sieinIid srOb. bic Ra4iraee ND.
Big unb bic preiie iaum itetig. S.rs
ders unb Jeebers purbsn faft gar
ni4t seiaaft unO iiHb f4tDa9 ini
preiie.
Wlittlsre unb i6ipere Stiere $7.75
800; Odfen $4.25-7.50; Glsiidsr
Stiere $6.00-8.25; aussrleisne Biz
srtra $s.5O-s.9o; Ssifers 5000
6.25; aussrlefene Bis srtra $685..
80; aiibs $4.75-6.65: aussr.
Isisns Bis ertra $6.75-725;
Gannsrs $4.00-45O; fstt. 0airp
5tiibe $5.75-725; Wil3tiiH
$3.50; SiOdsrs unb Jesbers: Site.
re $5.50-7.75; Seifsrs $5.5O-70o;
aii6e $4,000.
8ullen. = Wurtt rubis unb bic
preiie taum itstis.
Systte 8ullen $7.25-7.5O; golOgs
ra $6.25-7.0O; srtra $7.1O-720;
masere unb lei9ts $5.00-6.O0.
adfber. Die 3ufubr lDar
aiemli9 sroB unb bic prsiie ltstie.
Bette adIber $9.5O-9.75; iait
Bis CUTE lsidte $7.50-9.50; prbindrs
uno grobs $5.00-9.25.
9 9peine. - Die 3ufl6r rar
srOb uno bitiss bate elm psitsrss
JalIen Der preifs our JOlgs. Sieiiders
Iorisn fislsn nm 15-25c; lei6te Der
IanbtiOrtsn um 1Oc unb CUTE Serial
blieben itetis.
Cute bis aussrIeisne gsrpddungss
unb IlsiI9eriorten $9.70-9.75; aus.
ssIu6te mitilsre, 160-18O pfun5,
$9.40- $50; siniss gu 1910; leihte
9eriauottiorten 12O bis 155 pfuHb
$9.00-9.15; proindre Big quite Ser
iel, no pfuEp uno barunter $500
SEQ; urbindrs Bis uuserl.fsne ihpes
re fette Sdus $7.25-9.10; Stass
$5.5o-6.5o.
g 9nfe unb 2dmmer. =
Die Rad)frage iOar cine 5ismli9 quite
unb bic preiie itstis biz iturt.
Sdafe, ertro S775-S.0O; CUTE Biz
aus.rlsisne $6.75-7.75; Orbindrs Bis
fair $4.50 $50; ssi6oreue Staf.
$6.00-7.00. = 2Gmmer srtru $1o.s
IS 1925; CUTE bis uuserIeisHe So
$1,000; oroiHdre bis fair $500
-9.25; 2dmmer nit Dolls $10.25-
11.25; Sprtng aGmmer S12.OO-
IA; sini9e ertra $1,000.
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- " u PhttiS Itt. Wut
finirisr Gut 2oaf $9.15; powbsreS
$8.15; Cubes 1886; sranulirter ST..
So; Gonfettioners ~a1 SITS; of
1Ns $7.45-7.65; ipeibsr ertrs s7.s
25-7.35; sytra e. $7.,5 per 100
pfunb.
MoIaffss ift jfetig. - Rem
Orleans Open attIe 45-65e; Gems
trifugol 25-34r per galIpns.
eReis. - louifidna, Uanep 6edb
81 Sc; prima 5i-5ac; crhindre
44sc; Sapan 4a-54c per pfunb.
Dairp.probufts
Butter. Wartt rubia unS
prsiie unperdnbert. WhoIemilt, srtra
3Se; gsniralissb sriro 34Se; Central,
i5eb firfs 31e; GecOirbs 2Sr; Gontp
Tdirp 2se: padins Stod 22a a24r
per pfiinb.
Rdis. - Martt itstis. ptiu 1sAs,
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0lnk.Nahriften.
Hreitaa %. Mpril 1916.

Greitag, %. @prtl 1916.
Der ObiOflub 1T seitern i'm @incin
natter Diitritt etipas geitissen I'M
bate am Qbenb bsi bieiiger Stabt si
risn WaHsritanb Don 22.9 CUB.
Die fOlssnbsn Depsfden trdfsn Ss
tern bier elm:
piitsburs, pa.-9.2 SUB, itsigt.
Wbeeling, 20. 9a.-13.2 SUB, fdat.
partsrsburg, W. @a.-15.7 CUB.
aaBdipbd Sails, W. 9a.-4.4 5ub.
GbarleitOn, 20. Bats SUB.
pprtsmoatb. S.-2.00 SFub, itsigt.
2outsDills. ap.-9.5 SUB, fdlt.
GoanspilIe, 5nb.-20.0 SUB, fdat.
RaibOille. 3enn.-1O.4 Sub, fdlt.
Chattanooga, 5enn. 8.9 Sub, fdlt.
Cairo. Sa.-35.9 SUB, fdat.
Wempbis, 5enn.-29.1 SUB, iteigt.
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Gbieaso, q. Qpril.

S6peins. : 3uiubr 24,0OO. -
Marit tart; guIt $9.70-9.85; lsi4s
is $9.40-9.95; semif6te $685.
80; ialptre S9.40-9.95; raubs $9.s
50-9,55; gertsl S7,50-9.15.
Rinboish. = 3ufubr 1000. Wart!
itstig; Ginbeimii6e gesi Stisre ST.
50 9.S5; Stpders unb 5eebers $3.50
$50; aiibe unb 6eifsrs S4.00-9.s
20: &Gl6er $6.25-9.25.
Sdaie. = 3ufubr 5000. - Wart
Idfpa4; W.t5ers $6.50-9.00; Giuea
$5.00-8.75; 2dmmsr $725-11.50
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37-12.62, am Sdlub 1880.
Rippenfeiten. = Sir Wlai 12.47
1856, am S9lub 1856; fur 5ali
12.55-12.67, am S9lub 1851.
Butter. = Dart niebriser. ersa@
merp 30-33tc.
Gisr. = Mdrtt unoerdnbert.
Rarioffsln. Wlartt bober. Wti4ts
gan, Wistoniin, Minneiotu nnb 0aios
ia tpeibe 90t-$ LOS; Wsinnslota
unb Tafota Sbios 85c-95e.
Gefliigsl. = 2sbenbes. Wldrtt
b0ber. = 9iibner 17ac; Sprtngers
42lc
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0sIo, 0Yubs nnb 9lltien in Nnu Y)ori.

Wsitdiispayiere vurbtn ~ s--si{s bis.
ieHilrt. 1i4lel aaf 4oaoon parea itetia.
Gar ~ 1ass tA72K, Stht A.7eH; aabtl
uHptilunatn N.77. 6ranes Slpt 5.y3,
Rassl s.91, Rari 6iAt 74X. RABBI 74zk.
xIenen Siti IS. Rabti 1877. yire s,d1t
$40, Aebel SSv4, Hubsl eifI SOH; ltsbtl
SoAj etbsr' barren C9e, 9lsyiianif1s
2gaarS SO.
uttisnmarft.-Ter Nsatit var beute
eltI4 pon Gnfane on harf-bsionosrS bic
gilsa babn'uiflen-unb bic e4lubnoltrun.
sen iia npsn fait burdwss iibsr osnsn pon
gsaern.
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1dgIiher aearft.S eria,t,
Gtncinnati 27 qlpril

5isben iin nur auf Gnsros aranss
cttionen. BET ilsiner.n Gei6Gften
psrben etipas bSbers pr.iIs bsre4ne!.
proDiiiOnen
9 HmaIs. prima Steam
11.90-12.00; 5amilp 12i-13.
Sro den geial3enes 5leii d.
Sbort clear Seiien, lpf. 1Si-
14c; Grtra fbort clear Gsiten 13a =
1896; iurse Ripp.nfeitsn 134-13ae;
Bellies 15--15tc.
Bacon. = Sbort clear Ssiten
149-15ie; ertra fbort clear Ssitsa
14A-15c; ihOrt Ripp.ni.itsn 14a =
15c; Bellies l6a-17c.
Snsar Gureb gteif6. -
S9iHisn 1SA-19c; picnic Sduli.rn
13a- -14e; greuffsft Bacon 20
22e; S9nlisrn in padstsn 13a--
lac; Rem Uort Gut 13a-14e; troa
dene Beef Sdiuisn 27a-2Sac per
pfuno.
SabsepSt.Itssgt.ii9. -
Sdintm 1e-1eAe; pitnic e9uls
tern 11A-12e; Bellies 14--14ac;
S4uItsrn 11a-12e; SduItsrn, u.
y. Gut DO. 11a-12c.
Grifdes0leif6 = Sdinisn
15A-16ie; pienic Sdultsrn 12-
12se; S9ultern 12-12Ae; ibort Rips
psnfeitsn 124 1916; ibort clear
Mppenieiien 12l-123c; ertra ibort
clear Hippenieitsu 124- 4-123c; Bellies
lei4ts l7-1S1e; Bellies, i4prs 16i
17ae.
WsbI unb 8etreibe.
Webl. @intsr patsnt $5.75-
6.1o; Wintsr fanep $5.50-5.70;
WiHter familp S5.15-5.25; Wint.r
srtra $4.60-4.8O; Dinisr orbindrer
$4.00-4.25; 6artes WsiSen patsnt
$5.20-5.60; 5artes Wsisen fanep
S5.20-5.60; 5artes W.iS.n familp
$4.60-4.S5; Rosssn, RDrtbpsiiern
geniI9tes $5.35-5.60; Rossen, gitp
teinss $5.45-5.70; gitp, semii4tss.
$5.35-5.60.
Wei3en. - go. 2 rotber Wintsr
s1.213-1.23t; no. 8 DO. $1.1O--.
1.18; SO. a DO. 97-S1.05.
BeIi i9torn. Ro. / ipeibes
'--e; go. 2 DO. 77A-7Sae; go. 8 DO.
77-77ae; SO. a DO. 76a-77e; Ro.
5 bO. 75--76e; go. 6 bo. 73-76.--
NO. / s.lbes =; 30. 2 bo. 7Sh-79e;
Ro. 9 bo. 77h-78Ac; 80. A bo. 76i
Tit; gao. 8 DO. 75-76e; gsO 6
DO. 73-75c. - Ro. l semiidtss -:
Ro. 2 DO. 773-78ac; Rc. 3 DO. Tt
77sc;Ro a DO. 76-76ae; SO. 8 DO.
75-76e; go. 8 DO. 73-7oc. - &ols
bsnforn, ipeibss 7s-sOe; aolbsntorn.
ssIbes 80-82e; aolbsniorn, semii4s
tes, 78 SOc per gu.
Rosseu. = Ro. 2 $1.00-101;
30. 8 bo. 96-9Se; Ro. A DO. 3d.
90c.
Safsr. - Rprtbpsiiern 90. 2
peiBer 49-49ac; Rortbpeitern Sans
barb niger 4S-4sae; RortbpsitsrH
30. 3 fpeiber 47-47ac; Ro. 3 ptis
Fer einbsimiifxr 45-46c; Ro. a
ipsibsr 44-45c; glo. 2 semif4ttr
43a-44Ae ;glo. 3 semiidtsr sitibtim:s
idkr 42a-43ae; 10. 4 semif4t.r Al
--42e.
Wbtsfth..
gsrtauft purb.n 500 gblg. Ois
itilIers Jiniibsb goobs auf Der Daiis
BON $1.40 per GolIone.
Sroeeries.
aoffes - Sapa 23-30e; Wo'
ba 29-3oe; 0uatervala fansp 19e;
bo. gutter 17Ae.
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Wfetan, MART.
Rem yOrt. 27. 9tpriI.

Rem yOrt. q. april.
9upfsr. - Wartt feit.
Glectrolptit. - Murtt nominal; fir
Qusuit uHb ipGter $2S.5O-29.OO.
Giisu. : Wartt itstis uno UNDER
dnhert.
3inn. = Rarti rubis; S49.25-
1915.
9lsi., = Rartt uHosrdnbsrt.
SpeItsr. - Wlartt fsit.
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Gbieaso. 27. slpriI.

gbicago, 27. slpriI.
gDeisen. sir Wai $1.13s-1.s
14a, am S6Iub S1.13A; fir SuIi ST.
14s-1.15s, am @9luB $1.14l.
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am S9lub 76ac; fur SuIi 76i-77ac,
am S9lub 1876.
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G6luB 43c.
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SerIte. - 63-76c.
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4lss. - S7.50-16.50.
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New Orleans, Dee 1S.--Fhe cotton market cpered with a nervous and tone. with irregular fluctua- tions in the first trades. the near months losing S@9 points and the distant months gaining 3 points. At the end of the first haa hour of busi ness the first stood at 9 net rise of l@2 points. Offerings apeared to be inspired by expectations of rather liberal returns in Wednesdays report by the census bureau.
 New recessions carried the price 6M9 points below the level of Satur. days close, but fate n the morning enough buying developed to put the market 5Gf15 points over Saturdays finals.
 Liquidation in preparation for pos "ihle important international polit:,- cal utterances was against the mar ket in the afternoon.
 The cotton market closed easy at a net decline of 15M3J points. The range: