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The Elbert County tribune., 1917-08-24
Butter.

Creameries, ex. 1st grade. lb AZ 943
Creameries, End grade. lb. ..39 GAO
FrocesS ....... ..39 V9V
Packing stock (net) .-......S4 V35
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-08-24
Green SnIted PeIt.
Calf and Kip. Green s.lt.d.

Calf and Kip. Green Sailed.
Calfskin. per Id. .-........ 26@ 28
Horse. No. l 800 q $50
Horse. No. 5000 $50
Kip --............... l80 20
Deacons. each ............ 1.5O
Slunks ....-............s 500 TO
Branded IT
Glue and Pony .2.0o@25o
Colt .-..-.- 500 10
Green Snited. Cured Hides. etc.
over 40 lbs. per 10. .......l70 Is
Under 40 lbs. 100 IT
Bull and stag .......... Is
Glue hides and skins .. IL
Part cured. lc less.
Green, &c Id. less than cured.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-08-24
Live Poultry.
EgKs.

EGGS. graded No. l net. F. o.
B. Denver ............... 81
Eggs, graded No. 2 net. F. o.
Is. Denver ~
Eggs, case count, misc. cases
less commission ...... 5000 $50
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-08-24
Green snIted. Cur~a 4ia.. -,
MIsoELLANnoUs MARkErs.

zen. &c lb. less than cured.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-08-24
HAY AND GRAIN MARKET.
(F. o. b. Denver. Carload Prics.)
HAY.

Flour.
Hungarian patent ................ s-ss
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-08-24

(Priees are on f. o. b. mine basis for
tons of 1000 lbs)
The Washington herald., 1917-08-22

Quotations given below are for large lots Of
good marketable goods only. JobberS' prices are
higher. Lower grades may be sold for less.
tanCy goods command higher prices.
EGGS-Steady. Nearby. per doz, p: South,
ern. IS
CuEEsE-New York State factory. PER b.
aaT.
BUTTER-Elsin print. a; Elgin tub. IS
process. %; stOre-packe1. 81.
POULTRY-Liye hens. per H.. y; ROSTERS
per ID. IS; turkeys. psr b.. 2Oa22: spring chick,
ems. per To-. 29J3o: ducks per b., l3a20; geese.
per H., ;CHl3; keats. young each. 4OaJO
DRESSED POULTRY-Hens, choice per b..
2-a2i: spring chickens. 20aS2 peT lb.; turkeys
/ Yer 10, Zazj; roosteTs. Per h.. l7al5; geese.
Per h, l53I5-
| LIVE sTOCK-shcep, per b., Sa7: lambs
! spring. l5'.' calves. pr To-, ia; medium. a
per h; common. per h.. l0al2
SEEDS-Red clover. L OOal2 30 per bu.; alsike
clover. l2ooal2 20 per bu; crimson clover. Goa
ll.5O per bu.; timothy, GCO per bu.; red top.
| l4OOal5.oO per bu.: bluegrass 300a2l5 per bu
orchard grass, 3c) per bu. white clover, 50 per
h; alfalfa clover. l9a2D per b.; cowpess.
35Ca375.
GRAIN-Wheat. milling. old. PEI bu.. 2Z5a
rs; new. Ter bu-, 2.2Oa225: corn. pr bu..
20: oats. white. per bu., 90; mixed. PER bu..
ssa9O
FRUTTS-ApDles. new. per bbl. 25Oas. %;
per box, 5OaL5O; California oranges. 35Oa37 Is
lemons. 6.CO1s.O0; reaches l.OGac = crate: va.
termeions. sa5O each cantaIoupes. California.
2ooa2eo: Southern. and nearby. 5Oa25O: black
berries. fails qt.
GREEN GOODS-Potatoes. neT. 35Oa5.75 per
| Dbl No. ? l5Cal.75 Ter Dbl; string beans.
per bbL, 25Oa3OO: peppers, per basket. 0a5o:
osIa, per crate. 75al5O; radishes per 100. l. 5Ba
200i cucumbcrs. basket, T5al.OO; eggplant, l.OOa
Is crate; new cabbage. per Dbl. 50s75; beets,
per bunch, 2aG, lettuce. l.25a2 50 per basket
celery, per dOz., 5Oa75; celery, per crate s5Oa
500; TOmaihe lettuce 50a75: squash, 5Oa7s per
crate; tomatoes. 5oalo0 crate; spring onions,
l'fa2m Ter lCO punches. Onions per tbl, On
100; green peas. 2Oca25O per basket spinach,
Local 30 Ter bbl.; kale. 5CaSO per bbl.; corn.
per doz, lOal5.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-22
STEEL AND COPPER
FIGURES TO WILSON

Figures which the Federal Trade
Commission has been preparing for
months on the production costs Of
steel and copper were yesterday sent
to President Wilson. with every pros
pect that a price will soon be fixed for
either or both of these two basic ma
terials
There has been much dissension be-
tween officials OF the government over
the price 10 be paid for hundreds OF
millions OF dollars worth Of steel,
which Will be used in making war
ships, trading ships to he built by the
Shipping Board and other war ma
teriBls
Both the steel and copper industries
have attempted to make unofficial
prices with government officials, but
since the price-fixing power was given
to the government in recent legisla-
ton. the Federal Trade Commission
has hurried to complete its figures. re-
ceived yesterday al the White House.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-22
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Philadelphia, Aug. 2L-BUTTER-In good de
mand and l cent higher under light offerings
and stronger outside sdViceS. Quotations: West
ern. solid packed. creamery. fancy. specials. IS;
extra. i3sH; extra firsts. q; frsss q; seconds.
10: nearby prints, fancy. n; SVerage extra, i5a
IS; frsts. i3aii; seconds. ilsi2; special brands
Of PRINTS jobbing at 5oa5s.
EGGS-Fine new-laid eggs were scarce and
firm at late advance. Demsnd fairly active.
The quotations today: In free cases, nearby
fuss 200 per standard case; current receipts.
ll.7O PEI case; seconds 10 5aloe5 per case
Western extras l2D per case; hrsts. n.70 per
case; seconds. lo.55aIo65 PER case. fancy select
cd fresh jobbing at 4sal9 per case.
CHEEsE-In fair request and hrm Quota
tions: New York. fuIl cream fancy, !Jne. 2iA
p cials higher; fresh made, best. 2is2iA
choice. 2sa2S5z: fair 70 good, zs21s
DRESSED PoULTRY-FowIs. II 10 box milk
fed, dry-pickcd, fancy selected, per n, q;
weighing ~ lbs. and over apiece, 15if lbs.
apiece, .; IS lbs. sriece, 8; lbs ariece, 2a4
Fowls. iced, in barrels, fancy, dry-picked. weigh
ing ~ bs. and over apiece. B; I lbs. apiece.
Sab; smaller sizes 1921, old Toosters. dry
picked. -: broiling chickens. weighing lza2 lbs
apiece: Jersey. fancy, Sad. Virginia, fancy,
$50; other nearby. 2ia&; Ws3terr. 2iass; tur-
keys fresh killed. iced, lb; Western, best here.
25aa; common. 2oG22; ducks. sFring as2.
LIVE PoUJTRY-Fovls, as to quality. "a
IS roostsrs. leaIT; spring chickens. not Leg
apiece, 2bsS; small sizes 2ia5; White Leg
horns, ZaZS; ducks, Pekin. 10: Indian Runner,
7als; spring ducks 2oS2l pigeons. old. per
pair, Za26; young. per pair. 9a22
Receipts today-F1our. go barrels and l.lS.-
10 pounds in sacks; wheat. G.s 81 bushels: com.
e.5a7 bushels; oats ls.7i2 bushels: hay. 81 tons.
and cars Of straw.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-22
COTTON MARKETS.

New York. Aug. 2l.-An entire reversal OF front
was diSI 1yed on the Cotton Exchange today
and for the greater rart Of the session there was
good tone. At the end prices were 10 to Is
points net higher. What was perhaps the most
important influence was the clearance Of more
than 500 bales for export. the largest total in
many weeks. Around the ring it appeared that
tie sentiment vas still quite bearish on the
average. bot the market was helped TO a large
extent by uniavnrah!e crop adyices which drifted
in from the Eastern belt
At the opening prices declined II to II points
because operators were inclined TO pay more
attention to weather conditions and lower spot
quotations in LIVERPOOL than to bullish foreign
political news. shorts. however covered and the
market rallied to about the Tsvious close before
the end of the first half hour
Ono factor which is receiving attention from
students is the steady shrinking Of the October
premium. At the opening October was offered
10 points over December. whereas last night 1t
was l5 points above. At nne time the premium
was a hish as 20 pOinA The nauo~ins Of the
The Washington herald., 1917-08-22
Park View Farewell
To Mai. Newman Today

Mai. Oliver P. Newman, who leaves
at the end OF this week for active
military service, will make a farewell
visit 10 Park View this afternoon at
) o'clock
tions had planned a large community
farewell in honor Of Mai. Newman,
TO take place on September 7. But tho
governments order that he report to
Petersburg sooner than had been
anticipated necessitated the abandon
ment of that program. However. the
citizens association and the Social
Club OF Park View have appointed a
joint committee which is to present
to Mai. Newman a practical war-ser-
vice Eift in token Of the communlty's
regard for the official.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-22

horn hens, q: Old roosters. l2al3; ducks. old
MuscOyy and M0ugrel l9a-0, White Pekins, aa
"a Indian Runners. lsal9; Puddle. old. lsals;
do, spring. 81 pounds and over. 2a2l; do,
smaller. poor, l6als; pigeons. old. per pair.
2O do. young. per pair. 70.
EGGS Market firm: loss of. Maryland. Penn
sy ylyaDIa and nearby, y; Eastern Shore. Mary
West Virginia. .; Southern North Carolina,
a. The market strong; Western, fresh. case
count, 5ja36: candled, 36aS.
BUTTER-west Separator, extra, liar; first.
3oai0: print, y pound extra, ilai2: hrsts. SI
CO. do, l pound extra, 4lai2; do. frsts, 39ai0
nearby creamery. 2sa9; hrsts, Sa3s; daIry
prints Maryland. Pennsylvania and Virginia.
extra, s5as5; fists, 55a5i; storepacked. frsts, a
POTATOES-white Eastern Shore Of Mary
land Prime. barrel. 3O0a3jO: do. Eastern
Shore Of Virginia. barrel, 3.OCa3S; do, Rappa-
hammock, No !. barl. 3OOa3 .: do. neaiby,
No. l. bushel box, l.Eal.55: sweets, new vel
lows. No. /. barrel. 80 @: yams, new, Eir-
ginia and Maryland, barrel. 400.
VEGETABLES AND GREEN FRUITs-Ap.
pies. Eastern Shore q Maryland and Virginia.
fancy. barrel. 2Ooa25O; DO. small barrel. ICOa
IL; do. Hbaucl blsket, Local .; beans, ma
tive, green. fancy, bushe. 6OalCO beets. native.
bunch. lalh; blackberries. Eastern Shore of
Maryland. quart, sal2: cabbage. native. 100. 80
s250; cantaloupes, Potomac. crate. 4Oa75; do.
Eastern Shore. crate. 5Oa75; do. York River.
Gems per crate. jOa75; do, Anne Arundel
Gems basket, SI75; corn. nearby. field. dozen.
7al0; do, Baltimore County, sugar, dozen, Sal2:
cucumbers, native. basket, 20a0: egg plants,
nearby. basket, 5Oa65; huckleberries, MARYLAND
and Virginia. quart, llal2; lettuce. New York.
box or basket. l02al .; do. native. bushel box,
2js5O; lima beans. rs to size hamper. l.2jal. 20;
do. iS basket lOa50 onions. Eastern Shore Of
Maryland and Virginia, yellow, basket, 75al %;
DO. yellow, barrel. 2.5Oa2.7j; do. white barrel.
2coa2 30; do. MARYLAND and PENNSYLVANIA, yell
low. buShel. l.lOal.20; peaches, Mountain. car
rler, l25a200; do. ordinary, Ss-hasket. sOa5C
do, choice. Ss-basket 5Oa75; do. Eastern Shore
Of Maryland and Virginia. BASKET, Ba5; do,
box. Ba6j; do. carrier. T5alD; pears. Eastern
Shore, Bartlett, basket, 61a75; peppers, native.
basket, 25a.0; plums basket, 4a50: spinach.
native bushel box. 4Cas0; squash. native. basket
l1al5: tomatoes, Eastern Shore. S-basket, 25aj0;
do. native. S-basket. 0ai); watermelons. Mary
land. Virginia. North Carolina, 100, lO.Da5. %
The Washington herald., 1917-08-22
In the World of Finance and Trade
LOCAL STOCK BOARD
ENJOYS BRISK DAY
Sales at District Exchange Yester.
day Amounted 10 5000.

With stock sales totaling $50 shares
and bond sales amounting to about
5000, yesterdays transactions on the
Washington Stock Exchange. in the
aggregate. were heavier than on Mon
day. The tone of the market was gen
orally firm. Only Potomac Consoli-
dated IS. at 95 IS. decline OF IL
point, and Lanston Monotype. with in
quiries at 6s IL, showed declines.
Washington Railway preferred. with
sales amounting to III shares, led the
activity at an advance of from a 3-4
to 7S1-4 Capital Traction brought
81 81
odd lots OF Mergenthaler Linotype
brought prices varying from III TO
rs IL, with closing inquiries at l4s
In bond sales. Railway As were in
demand. with sales varying from n "a
to Is. Capital Traction IS were firm,
selling at 10S 81. Gas IS brought 100 3-I.
George w. White. president Of the
National Metropolitan Bank, was
chosen a delegate to represent the
Washington Clearing House at the an.
nual meeting OF the american Bank
ers' Association to be held at Atlantic
City in September.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-22
ANIMATION Shown
ON STOCK MARKET
Movement Attributed to Initiative
On Selling Side.
CBy the international News Service }

tby the international News seryiee.)
New York. Aug. I.-Today's stock
market showed a little more anima-
ton, but what initiative there was
prevailed on the selling side Hold
fngs were offered at a sacrifice, and
there were very few buyers. Both
sides were affected by the prevailing
uncertainties. The result was that
prices lost out Of all proportion to the
rather limited volume OF tradins.
In the industrial list recessions of
from one to five points were recorded
and Of a fraction Of a point to three
points in the railroad department,
New Haven and Delaware and Hudson
touched new low records, the one for
all time and the other for simething
like twenty years. New York Central
sold down TO the lowest level since
1915, and Rock Island at below twenty
nine for the year. Reading reacted
below eight-nine. only about five
points above the years low.
The fact that the bear element was
moved to exert pressure wherever
there was a sign Of weakness was
attributed TO talk Of Bethlehem Steel
financing. It is regarded as possible
that a new issue Of preferred stock
will materialize to the amount Of per-
hsps 500, ,OOO, COZ, paying S per cent, but
this in only a guess. The "B" stock
down to a new low level on the move
ment, below los. a loss Of more than
five points, and the "A" stock reached
two points. The developments had a
depressing influence on the other steel
stocks which lost a point or more.
The copper. Tobacco and sugar groups
were soft after early firmness. The
motors we're distinctly weak, as were
the alcohol stocks. Mexican petro-
leum was a strong feature, under the
influence cf reports of a loan to Mex
ico, suggesting improved conditions IN
that country.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-22
WAR HAS TAUGHT
PEOPLE TO SAVE
John Muir Shoys How World Con-
hict Is Of Lasting Benefit.


That the subscription OF fs.oco. .eoo.cco
for the liberty loan m the spring Of
1871 by over 100000 people marked the
birth Of thrift In the lie Of the ma
ton is the conclusion drawn by John
Muir in an attractive booklet recent
Iy issued entitled, The Birth Of
American Thrift"
That actual thrift and not hoard
ing was the result OF the oversIb-
scription Of the loan, IL shown. Mr.
Muir says, by the fact thst BY the
partial payment system the American
public was taught 20 invest a little
week by week out Of every paw en-
veiope, in the part payment dollar
a week buys a so bond" idea iHst sad
OF boarding wealth IN a hsT .tlzs- d
manner until sufficient money I-f
been saved to make investing worth
while.
Muir, systematic saving was INTRO
dueed 10 the people Of the nation in
large way Unlimited national ad-
vertising, the complete cooperation
Of big corporations and a general will
lingness on the part Of the people 20
loan money 20 the government IN the
pursuit Of the great war led 10 the
ready acceptance Of the liberty losn
and with II came the benefit Of week
ly systematic saving.
In an appendix 20 the booklet Mr..
Muir gives plans for the hoating Of
the next government loan from the
standpoint Of the employer. the bank.
the investment house and Of the IN
dividual. The club system Of a card
divided into weekly payments and
, punched as the payments are made Is
the plan approved by the author Of
the book for corporations banks and
houses.
Press and Is bound In heavy white
psrer.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-22
TO ANNOUNCE PRICE
OF wheat sept. |
Figures Then Will Be in Govern
ment Purchases Only.

No wheat prices will be announced
by the Food Administrator price
fixing committee before Seeptember
!. IL was stated yesterday. Reports
that the price would be around f1.65
per bushel ELECTED no comment
from members Of the committee.
and in Mr.. Hoovers office IL was
stated that not even tentative
price had been agreed upon. IL Is
believed. however, that the price will
be in excess OF the figure men
toned.
The price 20 be set on September
/ will be for wheat furnished the
government only and any price tx
ing with regard TO supplies for the
public will be fixed after that date
This phase OF the situation Is not
receiving particular attention from
the committee at present, the chief
attention OF the members being cen
tered on perfecting the licensing ma
chinery for elevators aad ware
houses. and in collecting data upon
which 10 base their price for grain
20 the government
Members OF the committee were
in conference with a number Of
grain men yesterday and Il 81 un-
derstood that subcommittee viii
be named TO 20 to New York. where
separate headquarters will be estab-
lished.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-22

Ben welch has the best show he has
ever had with him this year. All OF
his long line OF rapid-hre Jokes are
new and composed by himself. This
years success is due 10 twenty-eight
seasons Of taking the character parts.
Mr.. Welch says that burlesque shows
OF today are not what common opin-
ion hold them TO be. The show today
is clean and ht for the most skepu-
cal Burlesque. which really means
an imitation of a better production,
does not apply at all to the modern
way Of amusing the public Today
every effort is made TO produce nov
elites Many Of the biggest song hits
make their first appearance in bur
lesque.
Elva Greeves, well known to Wash
ingtOn theatergoers, plays the leading
part and helps greatly 10 entertain
the big crowds at the Gayety this
week.
The taking Of a movie" is shown
in the second act.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-22
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Chicago. Auc. The corn market old with
IA Iaqge Of ? cents today and was strong
during the early part Of the session On cover
ing by shorts. but it broke cents from the
high point and closd isaii cents lower to
unchanged Cash markets were stronger every.
whereas much sa6 cents here for yellow
and white. 2a4H at reorii. as much ss cents
higher at st. Louis and 2 to 6iT cents at
Omaha, but UNCHANGED at Esnsns City
While there was a narrow trade in the mar
ket for September wheat. the price showed a
gain of cents for the day. Car lots at St
Louis were up 2a3 cents Kansas City, Sa5
cents lower for hard winter, while rrd winter
was unchanged
Minneapolis September wheat was quoted at
an advance OF cents. Winnipeg was 3I4 cents
higher.
Oats prices were 4 higher TO NaR lower IN
the pit and sentiment was bcsrish because Of
the large crop.
The provision market was strong.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-22
OIL SECURITIES.
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, Aug 4.-Money on call opened at
per cent; high. 3 per cent low. PER cent
closed, 2h per cent. Most Of the days loans
uct- male at p. pcr cent.
Tine money was quiet and frmer Rates on
niAel eullatual, iSaiis per cent for sixty DAYS.
f'saiA Fer cent for ninety days. isa5 per cent
fot four months, and sa uer cent for hye ard
sx months. Industrial collateral brought &aIla
per cent more.
Mercantile paper continues duh and shade
hrmer. The rate for the best names was per
cent for fSe and six moths
The Washington herald., 1917-08-22
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. Aug. 2i-HOGS Receipts, T,OlO;
strong. Top. O.cO new high price record.
bulk. B.Salasj; light. lsljaIs9O: mixed, Is ga
300; heavy, ls sDal9sO, rough. IsOOaIs .; pigs.
l3OOaI75
CATTLE-ReceIpts. sC0O; weak. Native beet
cattle, 7s0alJ.OO; Wesern steers 6S5al25O: stock
crs and feeders. 6cO19lO; cows and heifers, 40
al2l0; calves l05OaliT5
sHEBP-Receirts 5000: strong. wethers. 7.75
all.00; lambs, lo0lal65O
Pittsburgh, Pa. Aug .-HOGS-Rcceipts,
l.001; lower Hcavies 49, iOal9 80: heavy Workers
l2.0hl9O light NorkeIs. FOOal7.5O; pigs. I5. Goa
1850
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. go: steady.
Top sheep, ll.0); top Lambs 100
The Washington herald., 1917-08-22
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Aug 2l.-BUTTER-Firm; re
ceipts, 300 Tackagcs; creamery higher than
extras, i2' 2'ga45; creamery extras t92-Scorel, 70;
fists. Eaili=; seconds. s5as5iz.
EGGS-Firm; receipts 20si7 cases; fresh
gathered, iia45; extra frsts cab: hrsts. sail
seconds. S5a35; State, Pennsy lvsnia and nearly
Western hennery whites fine to fancy. 5ia56
state. PennsylTania and nearby hgnnCry browns,
LAS
CHEEsE-IrrCsulsr; receipts 4gss boxes:
state. fresh, specials, 23Na2i: de-, average run,
s3a.ltt
LIVE POULTRY-E Eirm; M prices ourted.
Dresssd-Firm; chickens BAD; fowls, lsa2s
turkeys Isa32
The Washington herald., 1917-08-22
It is stated. reflects the transference
Of interest from October TO the later months.
Furnished by y. l.. Carpenter & %.
New Orleans
New York.
Previous
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.
Ial 70 The Washington Herald

SpeCal 10 Inc washington Herald.
Baltimore. Nd. Aug Zl.-wHEAT-R Receipts,
SIG bushels, consisting Of 3,ll3 bushels West
ern and l70s bushels Southern; the market
opened hrmer. No. spot rcd, 2lS; August.
2l5. Bag lots Of Southern sold from l4Os2ll
as to quality and condition. The clo-e was
hrmer. No. red soft spot. ZIG; and Au-
gust. 2l6. The settling price was: No. red
soft spot, 2ls
CORN-RecGpts r. S3 bushels including r..
IS bushels Western and lls bushels Southern.
COB corn quoted at 9Ds9S. The market open
ed easier. SPOT. 80 asked. The close was
The Washington herald., 1917-08-22
Washington Stock Exchange.
SALES

Washington Railway & Electric Is. 5000 at
IA, $50 At rs
Potomac consolidated s., 500 at s5S, 1000
at 95as, sIC-O at ~.
Capital Traction. 3 at slx-
Washington Railway 4 Electric pfd, 10 at
77a,, 5 at TX. q at TX, 5 at IN, S at Ts, 10
at 7s 10 at IS, 5 at TsH
Mergeuthalsr. at III, at lG7s5. 10 at llsii.
10 at liS
Msrscuthaler, 70 at 65's, 10 at 66R, % at ssh,
10 al 55'4. 10 ct sslk.
A'ttr call:
Washington Gas s.. 500 at lOOE.
Washington Railway x Electric ptd Il at
Tsz.
Capital Traction s., 500 at l05A
GOVERNMENT RONDS
The Washington herald., 1917-08-22
SPAIN STRIKE SPREADING.

Barcelona, Aug. 2.-Many persons
have been killed and wounded in a
general strike proclaimed a week ago.
The streets OF Barcelona have been
the scenes Of miniature civil warfare
which has spread to many nearby
towns and villages.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-22

easier. Spot, l.7s nominal me settling prics
was. contract. lTs.
OATS Receipts. III .1e bushels; No . white.
l.eo sales.
RYE-Reeeipts. l5.sa bushels; bas lcts. as
to quality and condition. Loal.@.
MILL FEED-Phees per ton; Spring uhest
bran, S.0oa3soo. and Western middling s.0s
$40
The Washington herald., 1917-08-22
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore Md, Aug. H.-LIyE POULTRY
Prices per pound unless otherwise stated. Chick
ems young. 2 pounds, by boat g do, ia to 2
pounds, by express, zaS do, II to II pounds
6aE; do, l pound md under. 3iag: young
White Lemons. pound. Gs25; old hens. heaty,
.; do, small to medium. .; old White Leg
The Washington herald., 1917-08-22
Two U. S. Aviators Missing.

Paris, Aug. H.-Oliver Chadwick. Of
Cambridge, Mass. and Corp. Harold
Willis. OF Boston, two American fly
ers. are missing. Willis is believed 10
be a prisoner.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-22
MINING STOCKS.

Furnished by W. w. Eaterday 4 Co.
GOLDFlELDS.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-22
WASHINGTON PRODUCE,

.EN -divilenl.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-22
NEW YORK BOND MARKET.

New York. Aug. el.-FrCm 30 p. m.
The Washington herald., 1917-08-22
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

Furnished by W. W. Ess'erdsy & Co. Inc.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-19
IS WONDERFULLY
GOOD FOR A|LING
LITTLE FOLKS
Grateful Mother Tells what
Nerv-Worth Did for IL.
Year-Old Sufferer.

The use Of Nerv-worth for children
whose weakness and Ill health are due
to nervous ailments is giving thit
great family nerve tonic more and
more popularity every day.
Evidences to this effect came no,
long ago from Mrs. c. Dudley, WHOSE
address is Box IL, R. F. D. No. 8. East
pike, near GAINESVILLE, o., and this Il
what she said and signed her name 70:
"Nerv-Worth Co. : For some time
past our boy, who is II years old, was
troubled with nervousness. He had Z
very poor appetite and was restless Il
night.
I'VE gave him two bottles Of Nery.
Worth and he got better at once.
HE is strong and we'll now and can
eat and sleep fine and attends school
every day.
MRS. CLARA G. DUDLEY.s
II child of the reader is ID the
shape the little Dudley boy was 81, thu
above amounts to message Of strik.
ing value.
Dollar back at Cranes drug store,
Fairmont, If Wentworth does not help
yOu'