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The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-07-12
Crown Prince Summon
ed to Berlin by the
Kaiser in Present
Crisis.
Reichstag Block War Credit
Pending a Settlement Of
the Political Future Of
Germany.

London, July IA German gov
ernment wireless message intercept
ed by the British admiralty, con-
corning the crown council meeting
on Monday, says that Emperor Will
lam on Tuesday discussed undecided
Questions and their solution with
Imperial Chancellor Won Bethmann-
Hollweg. The conference lasted sew
eral hours.
On the emperor's order, the Ger
man crown prince arrived in Berlin
today to discuss these matters with
the emperor.
Fuller reports of the meeting Of
the main committee of the Reichstag
say that when Chancellor Won Beth
mann-Hollweg was asked for the re-
suit of the meeting of the crown
council he replied:
81 have read this mornings report
in the press, which does credit to the
imagination of the writer's"
A National Liberal member said
the report that his party had express
ed lack of confidence in the chan
cellor was incorrect. Discussion on
the motion was broken off.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-07-12
Int Asserts Prof.
4, and Patriotism
seuld not be Men
Ind Together.
4 Business Men to Aid
~ n War and Extor-
Prices Will Not Be-
1dazted z.

s.aIhfton, July 1l.-Pres'dent
Ss..a ,ppealed to the country s
~. interest tonight to put aside
.e6sh consideration and to
,h aid to the nation as freely
q Who 20 out to offer their
4 the battlefields.
3 = |. slatement, addressed to the
.:i ..arators and manufacturers
!. -. assurances that just prices
n {, paid by the government and
Iniie during the war, but warn.
~ - attempt to extort unusual
vin be tolerated.
sIsur patriotism, said the Pres.-
- appeal, "is Of the same self.
80 stuff As the patriotism OF
". "a dead and manned on the
~ of France, or it is no patriot
p 4 an. Let us never speak, then'
profits and patriotism in the same
ntence.
{ Il shall expect every man who IS
N Stacker to be at my SIDE
llrouphout this great enterprise. In
v = nan can win honor who thinks
g. himself"
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-07-12
D0MENCEAUX OFFERS
slecoL LUTON ON WATERWAY
ouTE-

saator Domengeaux offered a
urrent resolution yesterday at
u epening Of the extraordinary
= - nsnoralixing Congress to
IN ! elnal from the Atchafalaya
dewn Hr6seh the rice belt to the
TX y ! relief from salt water in
ipa md 1t the same time to pro-
|th lavisstion for the big business
~ i destined to- follow such an
sssnent 6entor Domengeaux
Y the nenorial from the po-
nv seeking federal and state
esentative Andre NJ. Martin,
- member from this district,
= A assistance to the mea-
hseaus6, he, like Senator Do
NJ appreciates the impor-
- = ~ movement which is be-
T. DulAed viii. al possible haste
~ Advs1tiser.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-07-12
Lemberg the Objective
Of the New Russian
Armys to Be Taken
Austo-German Line Near
Halicz IS Broken and TO-
600 Men and Much Ma
terial Captured

Having broken down the strong
Austro- German line in the vicinity
of Halicz, the Russians are pushing
forward from Halicz toward Lem
berg, the capital Of Galicia, and
from Stanislau, south of Halicz,
westward toward the line of the
Dniester.
After the capture of Halicz, on
the front of Halicz to Zolotvin,
about thirty miles to the south, Gen.
eral Korniloff forced the Austro-
Germans to continue their retreat.
In their advance from Halicz, the
Russians forced the fleeing enemy
across the Lomnica and occupied
two towns on the west bank of the
river. The next natural barrier is the
river Stoka, about six miles west of
the Lomnica.
On Tuesday the Russians captured
1000 more prisoners and thirty guns,
bringing their total captured from
July 8 to 10 to more than 10000
officers and men and eighty guns. A
large amount of machine guns and
war material also was taken.
On the Belgium coast east of Dun
kirk the British and Germans are
fighting again along the User, the
scene of many hard fought battles.
By destroying the bridges across the
User between Nieuport and the
North seacoast, the Germans were
able to advance and occupy the iso-
lated section. Berlin claims the cap
ture of 1900 prisoners in the pene-
tration Of 600 yards along front
of 14OO yards
Violent artillery fighting marked
Wednesday on the Aisne and Cham
pagne fronts in France and east OF
the Meuse in the Vsrdun region.
Northwest Of Selo, on the Carso, the
Italians have occupied the Austrian
town of Dolina.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-07-12

Men who have been engaged in
big undertakings like the regular EN-
ployees of the Union Bridge and
Construction Company are accus-
toned to living well. To live we'll
with them means to live in houses
that are screened, lighted, watered
and ventilated in modern fashion.
They want these things and they
would rather pay more than your
house is worth if you can supply
these accommodations than to pay
you less than your house is worth
without them.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-07-12
Whole Country to Fur:
nish b. Complete ! }! Lists;
for the Draft.
Two-Th1ds Of One Per Cent
Paper Population Must be
Furnished Before Drawing
Starts.

Washington, July 11.-Postpone-
ment until next week of the drawing
of numbers of men who will be call
ed for examination for the national
army seemed probable today when it
became evident that states are not
completing organization of their dis
trict exemption boards as rapidly as
War Department officials had hoped.
Only twenty-one states have report
ed their organization complete, al
though in most others only few dis
tricts are missing. The drawing will
not be made until the lists for the
country are complete.
A so-called revised census esti-
mate for the entire country, COM
piled on the basis of draft registra-
ton, will be used for determining
appointments. Each city, county or
state must furnish two-thirds Of one
per cent Of it's paper population, ac-
cording to new estimates which were
made for the purpose of equalizing
the draft rather than to represent
accurate population totals.
Thus New York city, with an esti-
mated population Of 6,504,185, must
give 1882 of the 687,00O young
men to be called on the first draft.
A city with $4,000 population will
be required to give 166 men.
New Orleans and parish, with
365,955 inhabitants, will give 2424,
and Louisiana with 1,688,862, must
supply 11,214.
These appointments would be
subject to slight allowances for alien
enemies, for men who have volun-
teered and for other causes.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-07-12

The gas boat 'IT" owned by a
Lumber Company, was unfortunate
ly sunk in Bayou Jessis this week,
and seven men who were aboard the
boat successfully escaped, and re-
turned to the city. The 'IT" was not
completely submerged, and it was
probably this feature of the acci-
dent that saved the men who were
aboard the vessel. Some of them
were marooned several hours before
being rescued. The boat will be
raised.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-07-12

Bits to protect the moral welfare
of soldiers in or passing through the
state caused discord in the Louisiana
Legislature.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-07-12

Jules Cambon says German pub
lie spirit has changed, as is evidenced
by the Reichstag debates.
Four persons were missing after
the sinking of the American steam
ship Kansan with $4,000 900 loss.
Entry of the Republican troops in
to Pekin marked the complete failure
of the monarchial coup d'eat in
China.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-07-12

Mayor Behrman said when troops
now in Camp Nichols are sent to the
front other commands would take
their places. o.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-07-12

7 Professor Edward De Valera,
Irish Sinn Feiner, was elected to
Parliament to succeed William Red
mond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-27
SUMMER REsoRrs-v1RG1NIA
TATE SPRINGS POPULARITY
A Festive and Successful Sea.
son Expected at, This Great
Summer Resort.

The annual summer pilgrimage has
already begun to this famous health
resort. and tho hotel and cottages are
rapidly filling with prominent guests
Tate Spring has appropriately been
called THE Carlsbad Of America" and
persons suffering with rheumatism
govt. dyspepsia and other stomach all
ments soon find their physical ills
yielding to the beneficial effects of Tate
Spring water
But the social side OF Tate Spring
Hotel life is irresistibly attractive
the golf links and tennis courts has
It's devotecs In the daytime and the
ballroom in the evening.
Former patrons will be glad to hear
that the property is again under its
former popular management. the Tom
linson family. who until 1912 had had
the place for fifty years.
The Tate Spring Hotel has recently
issued an interesting descriptive book
let. which will be sent to any one in.
terested. Merely address Tate Spring
Hotel. Tate Spring. Tenn. Tate Spring
water Agency. phone Boulevard 1851.
agents for Tate Springs Water Rich
mond. Fa.-Adv.
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.STUDEBAKER IS MADE
- PRETEXT FOR REACTION
Only Excuse Is That Professional
Bull Markets Always React
on Tuesday.
MARkET CLOSE is STRONG
Wall Street Hears That End Of War
May Come Within Few Months.
Rumors of Confidential Reports
From Germany.
ny BRoADAN WALL

NEW YORK, June @6.--Studcbakcr was
SeTsrsi stock market o-day. Such a re-.
action vas due because prorsssi9nai l hull
eS nsns to unless nnc for ne as
slider !, bearish TO hear tina, the war viii
the war is predicted by f:Ithu Root in Kus-
STA, hv confidential reports OF United states
Var NJ mahaeers At Washington, Who are set.
., LINZ ready for severe rrht,nr with a speed
:. that is amazing. only IN the last few days
has, the financial world begun 10 realize bow
The distinct weakness OF the market were
. Ohio clues Gas and StudShakSr -.
appsnsd ,o gn' When cn% per Se S extra
dividend VAS declared on their stock. and
S,oE ser Tsnf han points 'eP Grue che Price
ciined and so did Baldwin
the day hai an advance OF nearly a point.
They lost this IN the afternoon.
cotton vas wild again. with an advance
Silver was AT new high 'evels on heavy
buying for the Orient;
%Ew YORK. June .s.--Prominence Of
ral"sy shares at maiSraiy n,Gher evels
day. ira which again ain derived IT'S i'm.
4S nsay r l was
by reports that the Interstate Commerce
.heeon.c operative next Sunday unless other
Minor or reorEanzed rails figured to an
'un~outed extent IN especially the western
and southwestern divisions. Improvement
.MsSS ascrbeG 10 highly favorable crop
United states Steel and related indus
trials denoted further pressure AZ extreme
recessions OF ! to points. Motors yielded
to more than points Studcbaker being
the weakest feature. ana coppers shippnEs
and oils were restrained by adverse Wash
ington advces
:. Central Leather reacted points to e5 IL.
the extra" per cent dividend falling un-
der general expectations Ohio Gas wasethe
points. to 1875 IL. Trading. at no time
tive. dWindled steadily in the latter part OF
the session.
. Financial conditions bearing upon the Sc
scurities market were fairly evenly balanced
Continuance of per cent call money hcing
,neutralized by the arrival Of almost Sl0-
100000 additional British gold.
Bonds rule We're slightly lower
nominal dealings. Liberty bonds held flrm
at mar. Total sales tpar value) aggregated
United States registered Is declined IA
per cent: coupon and registered SIS OF 1916
i per cent. and Panainas per cent on call.
NEW YORK. June ?s.-Mercan,ilc paper.
bRa4- Sterling: siStv-day bills. s4To: COM
Uercial siyty-day bills banks s4TlI:
commercial siNty-day bills s47lH: demand
st75S cables. H!6 7-ls; bar silver. IS:
Mexican dollars. Slt.: government bonds
weak; railroad bonds. irregular. Time loans.
strong; sixty DAYS ninety days and six
months. 81 G5. Call money. strong; ruling
rate. S.
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Sew York Curb Murisct.

NEW YORK. June 26.-Motor shares on
the curb market to-day were irregular
despite the weakness OF this class in stock
exchange trading. Chevrolet Motor was ac-
tive and stronger. while United Motors lost
more than a point: Metropolitan Petroleum
was again the feature OF the oil sha res Its
price holding steady. Metal shares were in
advance.
1000 Aetna Z, Explosives, !nTiA: 1900 Chcy-
i.. 49,, $40 Mo,A Maxim Munitions 2.a2H 200
rates. 2isa2 rs: $50 Anglo. American n"e oII
is ~ q i 1p,s 500 Gosden aud Co Ref, lsai2t
1922 ii ;, IL, Federal aoo OIL 5g5h; Int. Petroleum.
L L Ti iSat V.Mo Metropolitan Petroleum. IA
Keystone .eS Cons; SIX %; $40 Victoria. ~ aSS:
200 Atlanta. 1o4 1l1s: 1900 Mig Ledge ~. n
-; 500 Boston and Montana. 5sG6l: 5000
..a,,mmst amd Jerome, i1;Ii'e 200 Consoi
held Cons. 5oI5i: 2.ooo Green Monster. 10
NJ: Mother Lode. sag; 100 Success. s7Gss;
Sm .onorah extension. 2S 2i.; loco Jerome
Verde. lizml s-l6: 30 North American Pulp
and and, Paper. 81 al5n 5000 Midwest OIL 75aT7:
homa T.. and r.. 97s los
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SUMMER Observation-Disclosures
Seminary Inn, Waynesboro, Va.

most delightful place to spend a vaca-
ton; High In the Blue Ridge mountains.
curing Good board Large and we'll ven
nltted rooms. with beds like YOU md in tho
est city hotels. Fine roads to many places
OF interest. Good music and dancing In a
puildinS separate from main building. Ono
leautitul cottage with Ave rooms. for family
OF conEeniai friends. Rates sl2 to SIS for
one person. address SEMINARY INN IA,
further tnfnrmstip
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S,y95l!335.

IN tho Shenandoah vaiiew of Virginia at
Foot OF Blue Ridge Mountains.
For pleasure and health. Hotel beautiful
structure. Modern conveniences. nriva a
baths Elk 1.tthN Water pIped from sprinr:
Bear Lithia Springs" nearby. Situation
neal; pure mountain air. Large well fur.
mshed rooms 1000 feet of pOrches: beau
1 den Tennis bowling. bass fishing. bathing
new management. Write for booklet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-27
NEW YORK LIVE sT1M-N MARKET

NEW YORK.. June 26-Bceves. no tradinE.
81, SG d rsceipts tSo steady: veais. sI4oop
sIn.W cuilS. Sll.5oG $500: skinned milk
calves. silGo; fed. 5000: srassers. $50.
Sheep and lambs. quiet; sheep. s6.0OY $1,000;
culls $1,000 $3.50: lambs Sl7.G60 Sis so
aoES, weak: good light TO medium. $3.50
q Sl5.C; roughS. $l5.4J
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firm to-day. yarns were firm with a higher
trend Trading in yarns on numbers from
IS to l6s has virtually come to n standstill.
except for government needs. Burlaps con-
inued very. firm: with rising tendency.
New lines OF mems spring and summer wca r
are being shown for 1915 Dress goods for
spring also are being ordered.
NAVAL STORES
SAVANNAH, GA June 2s-T,rncntine
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-27

lsl7 to 1905. with the close 1901. Sales.
Is 900 barrels. Prime crude. l+.4o. Tho mar
ket closed steady. Spot, 1915 bid: January.
1881 q l5.s3: juno. 1918 bid: July. 1915 IBIS
August. l6.l3T 1915: September. 1911 q 10. 10:
October. leo7d 1909: November. 1850 1851;
December. lS.S0Hl 1852.
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Norfolk & Western Ra;Iu,,n

:, Leaye BYRD Street Station oEEE icSLk
.sH51o fRoS 81. 90 s:ss A IL. 800 a ~.
sEs45R LfNc IitUkG AND THE WEST.
p: 81. Local to crews. s:3s r. ~. 1885
A AIrive iRiGhm9nd from :!orfok: .1,.4o
From tho west: -.s:ls A. M. q APO p, n.
t:;l9 r. NJ. 1850 p. n. .S:l7 ~:
daily. tDaily except Sunday. ,sn,.,
". %. BEvILL. W. s.r,n
F. T. Ms az; ikse91Snoke q. ?; A. RoahsiiA
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
Richmond. Va. June IS. /.


CHICAGO. June 26.-Hogs: receipts * nm
SLOW: bulk. 81 so@ $3.50; light. sIi25 a SIS Is
ronsh: sso si ssSo pls he,y sii $3.50
E.t,ie: receipts; 5000. steady; native beef
5000 5000; cows and heifers. ss.75TsiI =
calves. sll.ood sI5.75.
sSis0M sii'5 lambs. slo.75@ sl6.25: springs
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Atlantic Coast Line

no EFFEcTiyE NAY e aa. th 1873, South.
For Florida and South: SIS pAtLf:
sag Foi r. N H.; li:s9 A. Il. NJ and
P. A.. :-:So r. M:. t5;45 p. N. a. NJ 500
A. 81. 800 p NJ. y:ss f +. III e;*S A. n. $3.50
For Petersburg: 1850 A. NJ. s.,s =,
M:,, 400 =. A.. $500 +. a.. ta:;;s 1;1s p.
tS; iHS NJ. s:as p. n. s:35 +. r.. ia:i1
% Fer Goldsboro and Fayetteville: .4.o.
Trains arrive Richmond daily: 6:o6
f;sa a: A. s:sS NJ. 8:35 A. NJ. $3.50 4,
~ Sil7 u I'D Mp e;sS p. NJ. 7:45 p. IL. 800 p.
Except. Sunday. fSunday only.
limo OF arrival and departlIs. ~
ncctions not guaranteed oo con.
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CHICAGO GKAIN MARKEr

VI TCNtiO june 26.-Announccmcnt that
inhrN.ttinI had begun in Kansas acted as a
n'arish factor to-day In the wheat market
iriccs. although steady at the close were
cent net lower. July. a.oo and September
iAi Corn finished -. cents to 81. cents
Gown oats unchanged to Smiz cent off
ana provisions at "a decline OF $5I37 cents
WHEAT Oven Hirl tov f,.
July 10 H.l0
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKEr.
tSales MT Union Stock Yardsl

Klchmond, Va, June De- 1917.
Of, Ea n Pic steers. 1oh Gil: medium to good.
s7T iot7; common to fair. 500. Choice
n hei1Srs sS2h; medium to good. IN esi:
u mcdimn 10 lair, 7@ia Choice cows s@si7:
2,aWs.: o Best oxen. 7Ge; medium to good.
bulls S@Sa light CIT Bcs1 calves sst II afss,xy
common common to fair. 9ai. Best heavy hogs.
l2Mli' sows and stays o@ll Best SHEEP
.ms. common to fair. 5iaIsl7 Choice
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NHw YORK PRODUCE MARKET

centrifugal. e.1c; moiasses. sI: renned'
steady: nne graduated. $50. Butter. weaker;
cheese. nrrn. spot coffee, easier: Rio U.s. 81,
Santos a.. 10. - 80
was downward. owing TO the weakness ~
lard ,nd liquidation induced by poor con.
TO Is points net lower. October selling from
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BOND LIST

Am. Writing Paper Observation-Disclosures. ST.
Anglo French SIS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .3i.
Atlantic Coast Line LIST Is taskcd)...... SSx
A. c. l.. cv. Is lBaltmore) taskcd).... 81
a. c. LII. and y. IS task cd) ......... Slta
Chesapeake and Ohio CIV. ii?s............ I6it
Chesapeake and Ohio cv. 5s tbidl ........ ssia
1.iEEett and Myers - .................... 20
Mercantile Marine es. ...................... alii
Sea board Air Line adj. 5s............... eo;.
Southern Railway IS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. GTt&
southern Halfway rs Observation-Disclosures. ?7as
Y. S. K-eistrr-t =. le3c................. s5is
L. s. Registered SIS. Observation-Disclosures. Is
u. S Registered Is. 1928. ................ IOi
Y. S Res. Panama IS. o5l............... s.
u Liberty Loan 5i7s i............... leo
u S Steel :. {. hs...:::...,............. loiG
N>.- Rrnwr Rros. CTS CIV. "a ! .......... 20
Na-Car. Chemical Co. 5s ,askcdl. -. "a
Va Car. Chemical Co. CIV. Ga taskedb.... o3'.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-27

firm 3sH: sales. 3oi casks: receipts. 800
ss s;n, Resin Arm saiSs li ba5rss
re,s: stock. 64,7i6 barrels Quote: b. 535:
D; 6.!?: r. SIS: q: 5.75: II: SIS: l. $50; k.
$40: NJ. 6.:5: y, GO: VIC. Cos: WV, 100
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PErEnsnuRn pEANur MAnkEr

URcportcd by Rodgers. Plummcr & Co. Inc }
PETERSBURG. VA, Juno 26.-Spa nish-
bushel.
VirSinias--Farmers stock-Market nrm.
Fancy Jumbo SIC per pound: extra prime.
NC per pound. prime. Sc per pound.
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SeabOard Air Line Railway Comnanv

The Progressive Railway of the sonth,
1.:bG p is*"e s, daily NJ Norins local:
pMeter s,nag; H;l9 r. NJ, coaches; is:ls p.
ssonyilie. Tampa and Miami. Trains srrix.
o:-o a. NJ. 1852 a. NJ. $50 p. NJ 1870
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COTTON MARKETS

NEW FORk. June 2t--Th. cotton market
gust a bout recovered yesterdays losses dur
Ing to-day's trading. and July contracts
made new high record for tho season.
They sold AZ 26sl, an advance OF a. points
from last nights closing figures October
went TO Is 20, or IS points net higher and
closed al 2j.ii The general lis, closed steady
al a net advance Of 60 To - points
The opening somewhat Irregular
July was influenced 10y scattering liGuica
ton. owing TO the circulation Of a few no
tees. and sold at "5.S5 the call. or more
than a cent pound below the high level
OF Saturday II was soon fouu. that the
notices issued against July amounted TO less
than 400 bales. while 10000 had been talkr,!
or yesterday. and the scattered selling OF tn.
near months was readily absorbed New
crop deliveries were Influenced by complaints
mat the drought Stil! unbrokcn in many
parts or IN" southwest. Both foreign and
domestic trade interests We're believed TO be
among the buyers. The demand tempered
on and realizing became more active around
% 81 for December. or about 80 10 " points
. above last nights dosing figures Closing
priceS showed reactions OF some 20 10 =
points from the hest. Cotton futnrcs L. q :
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Southern RAILWAY system

s ta.tis $500 kicGIuonu-.-.In >. st.t,nr
so omeSoI1 nsufes not guaranteed. ForSh:
eouth-l'iiS S;aV A. NJ, local; l0:J0 A ~
pfsss Gl.s ping r. a Car espEeas 1ils
NJ. local for keysviIie, Chase CIV iug r
f.!o JunStion-Teek days "o au1-
NJ daily local 10 West Point. 10 80.
Eect ng for Baltimore. Ntun COO.
Trains Arrive hiGninond-From the Som,
=. ~. oaily; $40 A. ST., eIcen, a., 1885
81 0 aa,i WeSt s, eon. S;4o A. a AID s:iS
except Monday. a. a.. daily
Once so7 + Main st. Phone Madixo g.,
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS

DRY GOODS
NEW YORK. June a6-Cotton Foods wers
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IT cotton. quiet; mitdllns. q

NEW YORK June ai-Port movement
MTIddiinE; Ills STOCK s2oli bales
l2.sas bales; stock. 1888 lI3 bales
Total for "eek-Ne; receipts. = 3.s bales:
exports. Ass bales
Tota! for scason-Net receipts 7osso77
bales: exports. tI...52: bales
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No. hard. nominal: No. : hard 1900 23s
Corn-No. yellow, i.I3'1 GI7ie: No. ; vel.
low. nominal; No. yellow. nominal Oats
NO. white, 66t7 I61ai: standard, 66i. N ga:
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NEW ORLEANS June .G-Small amounts
OF cotton rendered against July contracts to-
Gay which was INST motto" day for tina,
month, caused a buying wave which uut
prices up nearly cent pound consid-
cradle uncertainty existed yesterday regard
Ing the number OF notices to be issued and
when II was known that not over . Ooa ba les
would be delivered. pullish sentiment de-
reloped
The tone steady from tn. opening.
and prices rose rapidly as they lei! YES.
terday. In the early trading there was
gain OF about 20 points. and the rise later
was widehed IN 80 to - points. Proft-takinc
by longs w1s rather liberal toward the end
and the close showed advance Of e
TO q points
Lack OF rain In Texas. and the prediction
OF dry weather over the belt, generally
combined with expectations Of favor. bie
features In The weekly weather and croo
creased the demand.
The rise Of Is points in spots gave the
market a good tone late in the day
Cotton futures closing bid. October % 70.
July, 35: December. $3.50. January 2eCs:
Spot cotton; steady. Il point. w. Sales on
the spot. l,iS baes: TO arrive. 2l5s bales
MiddIing, 1850.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-27
RICHMOND FRUIT MARKET.
WhNlHhalc NuniRfinnA

Market remains unchanged, and az .
hole In good active condition.