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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-11-12
a cIeoned system Must Be cleared

a cDossed System Must Be Cleared.
You viii find pr Kings New Life
pUs gentle Vet effective laxative
for removing Impurities from the sys-
tenn Accumulated waste poisons the
blood. dizziness. hiliOusuess and
pimply. muddy complexion are the
distressing effects \ dose " pr
Kings New Life Pills tonight will
assure YOU free. full bowel move
mcut IN the morning. Al your Drug
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Bank OF Wilson, warranty deed. Par:
lot in block "a. Wilson.
H. E. Kimbrell, guardian of Lucille
Kimbrel to J. T. Eggleston oil and
gas lease Part section 30 4s2w.
Jake L. Hamon and wife, Georgia
to T. d. Bradburn, warranty deed.
Lots 20 and p in block 3, Wilson.
&. Vann and wife. Rosa. TO Thomas
\. Howard, warranty deed. Part sec
tion Z 3s3e.
Jake L. Hamon and wife. Georgia,
to $. c. Jackson, warranty deed Lots
3 and 1 in block 5S Wilson.
;. c. Jackson and wife. Jewell. TO
W. O. Lindsey. warr>n;y deed Lots
and ( in block IS. Wilson.
lake /. Hamon and wife. Georgia.
to W o. Lindsey, warranty deed. Lots
I and . in block IS. Wilson.
i. \ Conner and wife, Callie, to
William F. Mcpherson, warranty deed
Lots l6 and Il in block {. Wilson.
Ressie Chase release oil and gas
Isase Par, sections % and - 3s3w
20 'op''' y. I''l'l''i' ""'Ia"'S uteu'
~ al. III 0'''A = ""'u "uu''
''on 10 "''son'
warranty deed. Part sections 16 and
Il 3slw.
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ROADS ATTACK AoAMsoN LAW

Predicted All in Country viii File
suits Soon.
ChicaEo. Nov ll.-All railroads Of
the country are considering the filing
Of injunction suits attacking the
NdJmson law. as VAS done hy the
Uhitaco. Rock Island \ Pacific here
YESTERDAY. and previously IN other
states ty the Union Pacific and the
Ntcri~on. Topeka \ Santa Fe ac-
cordinc 10 Vice President Sevall Of
Che Chicago Milwaukee 4 :; Paul
suit lev test the constitu'iou3lity
W Ore law was starter tn the federal
district court here yesterday by ia
60. VI Dickinson. receiver for the
Rcck Island
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-11-12

Regulate the bowels when they fan
10 MOVE properly. HERBlNE Is an
admirable bowel regulator. 10 help.
the liver and stomach and restores a
fac feeling ~ strength and hucysncy.
Price sec. sold by Ringer Drug Co.
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pany. A corporation. to william Lass.
warranty deed. Lot l7O in block l.
Sculy oil company's subdivision.
release oil and gas lease. Part sec
tion - 2s3w.
ter. Dennis Fitzgerald. =. c. Dings
and r. VI. Adams to \. D. Davis, re-
lease oil and gas lease. Part section
Earl Y. strickland and Iona Strick-
land. Mi, wife. to Flora Souse. war
ranty deed. Lots 3 and : in block -.
Mrs. Lula Haichr To- & \. Kenyon.
tcrease OF mortgage. Part section
l. Gs2t
o. ~ Baird and Alpha Baird. hus-
band and wife % T. b Goddard. war
ruy deed Part lot ) iu block S7o.
Nrdmorr.
R ID Brookins and NJ. f. Brookins.
husband and wife. 10 x. l.. Naught.
oil and ras lease Part section 2sSw
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-11-12
You Have Sour stomach7

Do You Have Sour Stomach7
II you are troubled with sour stom-
ach you should eat slowly and masti-
cate your food thoroughly, then take
diately after uspper Obtainable
everywhere.
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The Scully Oil Development com
pany, a corporation, to William Lass,
warranty deed. Lot l7O in block l,
Scully oil companys subdivision.
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]. NJ. Eastman TO W. \. McLain.
release oil and gas lease Part sec
tion - 2s3w.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS ::

BY ChiCkasaw Abstract Co.
Bonded AbstraCtors.
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Il. C Connolly t1 W R McCluskey
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Clara X Young and husband. B. 4.
to G. o. Alexander. warranty deed
Lot 3 in block leo. Ardmors.
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Earvc Webb and Alice webb. hus-
band ana wife. 90 Mrs. NJ. T. Graham.
deed lot 5 i- block :, Ware
addition 10 Wilson.
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Jonathan Williams 70 J. J. Car.
penter. warranty deed. Par section
Is Ss2w.
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Bank OF Wilson, warranty deed. Par.
lot 6 in block "a. Wilson.
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r Dunlap f. NJ. Adams J. r. DeX-
ter. Dennis Fitzgerald. p. G. Dings
and r. VI Adams to \. D. Davis, re-
lease oil and gas lease Part section
- as3w.
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IRA and Nsunie Ward. husband and
wife. % Mrs VI. T Graham warranty
deed 10, : in block 4 Ward addition
to Wilson
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H. Z. Kimbrell. guardian of Lucille
Kimbrell to J. T. Eggleston, oil and
gas lease. Part section 30 4s2w.
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". L. Fulton and wife. May. TO ].
+ Rogers. warranty deed. Lot in
block 1, Hewitt.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1916-01-27

oughly trained until he has been made to feel
the discipline which only military training
can give. It is true, this also may be carried
to lengths which soon class it with the fads
of last year, but the boy mind will be healthier
and cleaner for the open, free life under mill
tary rule, as outlined in the Boy Scouts.
The power for "the silent drama" for harm
is greater even than its power for good, and
if a happy midway might be reached for the
boys who so badly need it, there would be
great reduction in the number of juvenile
courts, probation homes, and the rest of the
schools that so often turn out boys, better
equipped to be criminals, than when they
went in
AS between the baleful influences Of the
moving picture show and that of the dime
novel, there are some Of us who still would
vote in favor of return of the books, lurid
though they were, than to see the exaggerated,
vivid portrayal of so much that we would
rather keep from youthful eyes until they had
become better able to discriminate. In the
dime novels, virtue always won, even though
it had to get there on crutches and vice
usually dangled at the end of rope, chock-
full of bullet holes. But in the movies vice
has one victory after another each little
more enjoyable than the last, and virtue runs
the gamut of so many things, it IS a wonder
it hasn't nervous prOstrati0n before its final
triumph
IF criminal negligence, on the part of the
Naval Board, is really responsible for the
horrors of the submarine tragedies we have
been having, then it is up to someone to stop
talking preparedness" on any bigger scale,
and make the cry of "safety first" a Naval
slogan
Judging from the New York papers, there
are always enough rich men, Of assorted ages,
to fall for any amount Of "baby talk" from
widows = and some women who are not
widows. And the uries must get lot of
insight into love-making as it is among the
rich and foolish.
That will be an edifying spectacle when
Mr. Bryan trails Mr. Wilson about the
Countrywide one preaching for prepared
ness" and hoping for votes, the other preach
ing against preparedness but with strong
hopes for those same votes.
It isn't any startling news to learn the
French are 'desirous of being friendly with
u.s." When you recall the whaczing big loans
they have been able to secure, you can under
stand their anxiety.
Ii MI. Hearst has his way, we are gong 10
have war with someone-even if he has to pay
some money for it, himself, in the way of
lecturers
On, well, we will have to admit that ''the
ethics of torpedoing" our peaceful merchant
ships doesn't doesn't kill many more people
than the ethics Of physicians permits
The idea of asking that treasurer "a lady
at that) of the Ford peace junket for any of
the funds entrusted to her! Didn't she go
shopping" in Paris?
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1916-01-27
The Good Bad Otherwise Laconics By L. A. T.

Maybe if there had been little more Of
the fiery 0fatory which he is now unloading
on the Senate, while cotton was selling at s
cents pound, and being insured by the Gov
eminent for the Spectator, the average Geor-
GA farmer would put lot more faith in the
efforts of the senior Senator from Georgia
The pro-German press of this T. s. ably
supported by hyphenated money continues to
pirate of Germany's wealth; but the fact that
the war is costing Germany $800O.OOO day
and the loss of no one knows how many lives,
makes one wonder if the German minis are
running overtime.
Following the publication of those statistics.
showing Memphis. Tenn, as being the town
where most murders were committed, has
come a general shake-up of the towns Off
Gals. While this won't benefit the dead, it
may make the surviving citizens feel more
secure.
Some of the New York clearinghouse
landIadles are so attached to their b0arders
they beat 'em up with umbrellas when the
boarders try to leave, as was shown in the
story a boarder told magistrate, who fined
the landlady on technical" charge
While some Old-line Democrats NAV still
cling to Bryan as representing their party,
they must not lose sight of the fact that. in
time of stress, he was both a bolter and a
traitor.
That New DIRK preacher who gave his wife
$50 with which to go hire boat and drown
herself, must have felt there would be no
burial expenses and he could afford to be
generous.
BY planting the crop especially adapted to
her soil and keeping the crop from the
clutches of the Spectator, Kansas has been
able to declare herself out of debt for the first
time in her history.
When it comes to playing cards for shares
of stock, as was done lately in Northern
city, 1t makes some Of us wish we could
remember what trumps was, and 90 to
playing, too.
1t took Georgia paper to refer to Al
lanta's recent murder as being "as interesting
as any of the others,' which looks as though
the S. O. S. had better be sent out for Billy
Sunday
Investigation often pays" says one of
those classy ads That depends; many bank
official has been 'put away after an investi-
CATION of his banking methods.
Maybe if some of our public officials would
stick on the present job and let the future,
second term, take care of itself, they would
have no cause to worry over their reelection.
"Dry goods have strong tone," says COM
mercial item; and therein they resemble some
of the butter and drinkables, also quoted
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1916-01-27

"Revenue is States need" says the Gov
ernor of Maryland; and it is also the need of
fourteen or ten more perfectly plain citizens.
Evening star., 1916-07-31
COTTON MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, July 31-rhe cotton
market opened steady today at an ad-
vance of ! to points in response to
relatively firm cables; but trading was
quiet and prices soon turned easier.
owing to the outlook for favora BILE
weather in the eastern belt and scat
tered realizing. Private ca bles reported
a small. steady market in Liverpool.
with a little continental buying. and
said that the trade there was expect
ing 4 condition report of about rs per
cent.
The more bullish ideas of the crops
condition were modified somewhat
around the local ring, however, by the
report of Memphis authority placing
the condition at 1873 and indicating a
deterioration of only per cent for the
month.
Futures opened steady; October, 1890;
December. 13.47; January. 1880: March,
1854.
October contracts sold off from 1890
the high point of the morning. to 1919.
while December declined from 13.4s TO
I3.3s late in the forenoon. The easier
ruling of New Orleans promoted scat
tered local realizing. and there seemed
20 be a disposition to even up small long
accounts for over the government to-
morrow. General business was very
quiet however. The market was fair
" steady at the decline of about te
points from Saturdays closing fig
ures A report from western author
tiles placed the condition Of the croI
at 7s.7 compared with 19.5 last month
Evening star., 1916-07-31
THE COURTS.
District Supreme Court.

EQUITY DIVISION-Chief Justice Cow
ington.
Richardson agt Simons: auditors re-
port ratified: plaintiffs attorneys. NJ N.
Richardson and Lyon & Lyon: defend
ants attorney. J. H. label.
Stott agt. Sweeney; Joseph H.
Sweeney substituted as trustee; bond,
s2,500; plaintiffs attorney, l. H. Linton.
auditor; plaintiffs attorney. G. c. Cay
wood: defendants attorney, w. B. Guy.
Yates agt. Yates; leave TO file petition
for rule granted; plaintiffs attorney.
John l. Smith: defendants attorney,
Thomas H. Patterson.
jackson agt. Jackson; leave to file
with prepayment of costs granted and
rule returnable August 3; plaintiffs at
torneY. H. E. Davis; defendants attor-
neys, H. r. Kennedy and Howard Boyd.
kuster agt. Kuster: leave to file
without prepayment of costs granted
plaintiffs attorney. J. William Shea.
Lewis agt. Lewis; rule discharged and
alimony pendente lite reduced; plain
tif's attorney. George A. Maddox; de-
fendant's attorneys, w. H. De Lacy and
L. A. Rover.
jackson agt. Jackson: rule as to con-
tempt returnable August 7: plaintiff s
attorney, H. E. Davis: defendants at
torneys. H. F. Kennedy and Howard
Boyd.
BANKRUPTCY DIVIsION-Chief JUS
In re Edward King; order to pay fees
CIRCUIT DIVISION - Chief Justice
Covington.
williams agt. Burch; Judgment for
plaintiff for 500 without costs; plain
tiff's attorneys, ]. P. Neale and A. w.
Gray; defendants attorneys, NJ j. Col
bert and q. 2. McGlue.
March agt. District of Columbia /:
time to submit bill of exceptions and
to file transcript extended to September
1; plaintiffs attorney, Paul u. Lesh
defendants attorney, c. H. Syme
CRIMINAL DIVISION - Chief Justice
Covington.
United States agt. Samuel Petrello.
non support; bench warrant returned;
defendant committed
United States agt. George Jackson,
murder: bench warrant returned; de-
fendant committed.
United States agt. William H. Wood
cock. adultery; recognizance $1,000
taken, with George w. Ray surety; at
torneys, S. McComas Hawken and
George r. Havell.
United States agt Golden Rule, nom
support; defendant committed.
United States agt. William l. Robert
son. white slave law; defendant COM
United States Art Howard LAMtsA NON.
Evening star., 1916-07-31
WALL STREET MARKET
Slow; PRICES F|RMER
Munition Stocks Attract Most At
tention, Scoring About One
Point Net Advance.
Rails Dull, Shade Better-Minol
Industrials Neglected-Many
Munition Contracts Placed.

NEW YORK, July 31.--The week
opened with a resumption of the ex-
cessive apathy which featured last
weeks later dealings
Trading at the outset was the light
est and most superficial of any day SO
far this summer and pointed plainly to
the lack of public interest.
Changes in important stocks were
wholly nominal. but specialties of vari-
Gus descriptions. such as American Car,
American Steel Foundries, Atlantic.
Gulf and West Indies, Industrial Alco-
hol and Sears Roebuck. were higher by
l to IL, with 9 points for American
Brake Shoe preferred.
Local labor disturbances were re-
f1ected in the heaviness of Third Avenue.
Canadian Pacific and allied rails were
lower
Evening star., 1916-07-31
TWO PLEASURE PARTIES
IN TROUBLE ON HIGHWAY
Representative Slemp in Automobile
Accident-Bridge Collapses Under
Auto Containing Three Persons.
Special Correspondence of The Star.


UPPER MARLBORO, Md, July 81
An automobile owned by Representa-
tive c. H Slemp of Virginia and oper..
ated by Miss Martha Spalding OF
Hyattsville. n relative, crashed into the
side of the store of Max Deitz. at
Hyattsville, late yesterday afternoon,
breaking a large plate glass window
and damaging the building. 1t Is
stated that Miss Spalding. In order TO
avoid running down some small cnil-
dren in the street. was forced to drive
the car into the building. Miss Spaid ,
ing escaped with a shaking up, as ala
also Representative Slemp. who was
sitting beside her; Miss Mary Porter OF
Hyattsville and Prof. O. c. Bruce OF the
MARYLAND State College of Agriculture,
who were occupying the rear seat.
Herman E. Burgess of Hyattsvllie'
his wife and daughter. Miss Elizabeth
had a narrow escape Saturday night
when a wooden bridge on the Bladens-
burg road, near Lanham. collapsed as
they were passing over 1t In Mr.. Bur.
CESS automobile. The machine fell
about six feet into a shallow stream.
It remained upright. however, and the
occupants escaped with bad shaking
up. The party was returning from
Springfield, where Mr.. Burgess was one
OF the Judges at tournament.
Evening star., 1916-07-31
BALTIMORE.
al nlsnstch 10 M stsr.

Special Dispatch 10 The Star.
BALTIMORE, Md. July 3i.-Wheat-
Easier: spot No. 2 red. 1.2312 spot No
red western, 1,27h July No. 2 red
i.23k. August No. 2 red. 1.23h: Sep
tember No. red. 1.24h; October No. z
red. 1.25.
Steamer No. 2 red 1.15K: receipts
147,4ss bushels: exports, 322.213 bushels
new southern. by sample. s5a1.20: new
southern. on grade, 1.15ka1.23k.
Corn-Steady; spot contract SO; July
SO; receipts. 1s6.S0l bushels: exports
42.s57.
Oats-Steady; Standard white, as
No. white. 45a451z; No. 4 white, 43h
asked. Receipts. 27s.3s6 bushels. Ex-
ports 624,732 bushels
Rye-Firm; No. western export, 10:
al.03. Receipts. 2.522 bushels
Hay-Quiet; No. timothy, 1900
asked: No. j clover mixed, 15.0oa155o.
Grain freights-Firm; steam to Liv.
erpool. per quarter. 12s. August; picket
ports. per quarter. 12s. August.
Evening star., 1916-07-31
NOT A SURPRISE HERE.
Administration Officials Anticipated
News of Carranza's Resignation.

Administration officials in Washing
ton anticipated the resignation Of Gen.
Carranza as first chief OF the consul
tutional government of Mexico as a
preliminary to announcement of his
candidacy for president 1t was under
stood here that, as soon is conditions
in Mexico warranted holding national
election. Gen. Carranza would follow
this course.
No actual change in the directing
authority of the de facto government
would follow, it is expected, and such
retirement would be merely nominal.
Gen. Carranza would be ineligible as a
presidential candidate unless he should
relinquish his military position.
Evening star., 1916-07-31

support; bench warrant issued.
United States agt. William Ryan, nom
support; bench warrant issued.
United States agt. Jack P. Morrison,
robbery: bench warrant issued.
United States agt. George w. Helm,
adultery: time to file transcript eX-
UBrien.
PROBATE DIVISION - Chief Justice
Covington-
Estate of William Schwing; petition
for partial distribution; attorney, Rob-
ert Williams.
Evening star., 1916-07-31
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. July 31.-Butter-Firm
receipts. 1912 tubs: creamery extras
coz scoring), 29&4 a30; creamery (higher
scoring), 30h ha31; firsts, 2sa29s; sec
onds, 26a27i..
EgRs-Irregular; receipts, 1864
cases. FTesh gathered extra fine, 30a
81; extra firsts. 2Sa29; firsts. 26i4a a27 a
Nearby hennery white. fine to fancy 35
ass; nearby hennery browns. 31a33.
Cheese-Firm; receipts. l,345 boxes
state. fresh specials, 16; do, average
fancy, u.
Live poultry-Irregular no prices
quoted
Dressed steady; broilers 21a30; fowls,
l71ea22; turkeys, 25.
Evening star., 1916-07-31
NEW YORK SUGAR MARKET.

NEW YORK, July 31.-Raw sugar
Firm: centrifugal, G.27; molasses. 800;
$685. mold A. SIS; cubes, Sis; xxx
powdered. $50; powdered. 7.T5; fine
granulated, 7.65; diamond A, 7.65; con-
fectioners' A. 7.55; No l, $50.
The firmness of the spot market and
the loss of 10000 tons of raw sugar in
Sundays explosion caused an active
covering movement in sugar futures.
At noon prices were 13 to IS points
higher
Evening star., 1916-07-31
Examination for Postmaster,

An examination for the position of
fourth class postmaster at Glen Echo.
Nd, will be held by the civil service
commission Saturday, August 26 ac-
cording to information received from
the commission this morning. A va
cancy In that ONCE Is contemplated. and
certffcation will be made from the list
Of those successfully passing the ex-
animation.
Evening star., 1916-07-31
Building Permits.
Building permits were issued today

Building permits were ISSUED today to
the following:
w. A. Simpson. to build garage at 532
7th street southeast; builder, w. A.
Simpson; estimated cost. SITS.
Trinity College. to build store at Mich
igan avenue and Hamlin street north
east; architect. William F. Wagner;
builder, S. II. Edmonston Company; es-
timated cost. $4,000.
Washington Loan and Trust Company,
to repair store and dwelling at 1906 II
street northwest; estimated cost, $3.50.
f. d. and II. A. Ryerson. to repair
garage in rear of 1888 Northampton
street northwest. estimated cost. $67.
Evening star., 1916-07-31
WHEAT PRICES EASE OFF
ON WEATHER CONDITIONS
Disouieting Canadian Reports OF
Black Rust Works Acts Largely
as an Offset.

CHICAGO. July 31.--Ceoler weather
tended today to ease off the wheat
market pisquieting Canadian reports,
however. regarding black rust and poor
filling acted largely as an offset and
,he European crop outlook continued
to be unfavorable.
Opening prices here, which ranged
from shade 20 ssa7s lower. with
septernber at 120i4 10 1.9i and Deem
Der ut I.2i TO 124k. were followed by
slight further declines and then 2 mod
crate raiiy
Evening star., 1916-07-31
DAIRY MARKETS.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. July -Butter-Higher
creamery. 24a2s.
Eggs-Unsettled: receipts, 1884
cases: firsts. 49, ordinary frsts, 21a22;
at mark, cases included. l9a22.
enthusiastically, receipts, 25 cars;
Virginia barreled. 2.25a230; Virginia,
bulk, 7SaS3: Missouri and Kansas 60a10.
65a70.
Poultry-Alive, lower; fowls. It;
springs, 1Sa20.
Evening star., 1916-07-31
Corn Prices Firm.

Predictions Of hot dry week in the
corn belt made the corn market firm.
After opening Z off TO a like advance.
considerable strength developed in the
September option. which scored a ma
terial gain. although other deliveries
Jagged.
Hedging sales depressed oats. Buyers
were not plentiful.
Lower quotations on hogs carried
down provisions. There was decided
selling pressure on lard.
Subsequent large wheat receipts in
the southwest gave an advantage to
the bears. but the market rallied sharp
" owing 20 rsmarrs BILE sfnalinsss Of
threshinE returns in South Ia kota- The
close was unsettled. September. / Glg
121h and December. 2l@aai2t7s.
with the market as q whole , or 20 =
up as compared with Saturdays finish.
Evening star., 1916-07-31
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS July 31.--Improve-
rent in the weather conditions over
the belt resulted in moderate selling
Of cotton on this market early today.
Following an advance of 3 points on
October on the opening call the market
ss eged. standing 1 TO points under
Saturdays close al the end of the first
half hour Of business.
Futures opened steady. August, 13 05
october. 1906: December, 1924, Janu-
airy, 13 SO. March 1850
Evening star., 1916-07-31
" HAT
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. July 31-Flour-Ur-
settled spring Dstent-, s.55as so. win
ter patents s 9Qag.f5. winter stratghts.
a55a5 50, Pork-Firn. mess. 27.o0a
= ~. family. 2s OUa2s- 50. short clears,
""a-1 1-"H. Beef-Steady. mess GOA
% family, te5oa20.50. Lard-Barely
steady middle west i2T5al2s5 Mo
i',ss's-Q quiet; New Orleans open kAt-
'te. tra5p, Hay-QUiet. prime. 1.25; No.
t.2". No. >. II0. No. 3. 80. shipping
l5asu. Fides-Steady; Bogota. 80 = a
..'s Central America, 32i3. Leather
Firm; hemiock iirsts. 81; seconds. 3s.
Evening star., 1916-07-31
LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. July 31-spot firm;
sood mtddlins, 80; middling, s.19, low
rusIdiing. s.G3. sales, 5000 bales. 300
fOr speculation and export; receipts.
- 900 bales.
Futures steady. Official noon closing:
July, s.05iz value. July and August. SOC
value.