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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-15
BY AN EXPERT

For housewives In war time
there is no better motto than
the simple word with It's sim.
pie slanlfieanee-"simplityl"
Apply the word 10 every act, TO
every Idea. to every plan you
make about the household
by simplifying your meals. You
viii be patriotic In more than one
way you Will be saving food to
feed the soldier and you viii he
saving your own time 10 give TO
whatever phase OF war work YOU
have pledged yourself To do.
How can change the family
habits OF eating now when all the
tempting fresh vegetables and
fruits are coming on the market7
They are so tantRlizingly good TO
look az that | cant resist them In
the markets. said a conscientious
woman To me the other day,
Did you ever Try serving a
meal OF uncooked foods occasional
Ns Give your family rest and a
change now and then. You might
also make IL rule to cut down
on the varieties OF food served at
a meal and also TO adopt the three.
course dinner" | answered
III your food h well cooked and
dain,ily served and you put nov.
city into your selection the fam.
lis will welcome the simple meal.
Besides hunger rs the best appe.
tiker known Wartime is good
time To adopt one of the maXims
for which Horace Fletcher became
famous. Never eat except when
you are so hungry that the thought
OF food makes your mouth water
Try II for n while"
Here Is an object lesson In the
process OF simplification. The fol
lowing menu WAS taken from u
cook book designed for people OF
moderate means:
Blue Points. consomme
Ia Royal. Olives. Celery.
Sailed almonds. Swedish Tim
bsles with chicken and mush-
rooms. Fried smelts. Sauce
tartsre. Dressed eueumbcrs.
Saddle OF mutton. currspt
Jelly sauce. Potatoes Brabant.
Brussels sprouts. Supreme OF
chicken. Mushrooms Ia
Sabine. Canton sherbert. Can.
vasbaek duck. Olive sauce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-15
Ubf d1loman's Arnp agailst TGlaste
SIMPLIFY YOUR MEALS

Farina cakes with Jelly. Gel
cry salad. Apricot and wine
Jelly. Nessolrode pudding.
Rolled waters. Partisan
sweets. Cafe Nolr
Isn't that some mealY Contrast
IL with this one which President
and Mrs Wilson served TO the
members OF the French commits.
sion To the United states few
days ago
Tomatoes stuffed with an
ehovies. Plain soup. Flet Of
beet, with peas and potatoes.
Salad. Ices. Coffee and cigars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-15
MAY START SUIT

al have been married for five
years and haven't been living with
my wife for over three years and a
half. am % now. being only "
when was married. The eere-
mony was performed In Canada.
but | am an American citizen. Can
I obtain a divorce In this city with.
nut my wife being here? don't
know where she 10. The last time
heard from her was two years
ago. A. v.
Ar you have resided in the
state for one year. you may start
suit for divorce. regardless OF
whether your wife IL here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-15
Cynthia Grey's
LETTERS
MAY USE SHERIFF

q. 49, y G fhaps
you will be kind
enough TO Inform
me what redress
a landlord h a q
when a tenant re.
fuses 10 pay hia
rent I have been
told that II you
Get the sheriff TO
put tn c m out
they can turn
around and sue
YOU for damages.
|ln this true
have read In
I'he newspapers
arr ia cases
where the land.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-15

on the face. II you will only persist
In the treatment In a few months
this will excite your liver to proper
action. clear your skin and other
wise improve your health. The
unsweetened juice OF a lemon in
a glass of water every morning be-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-15
SPEECH PROPER

o.-After an entertainment I at.
tended with a friend, she intro.
dueed me 10 two ladies', both teach.
era. We all took the same car and
transferred. ! was the first to leave
and before saying Goodbye"
sald II am pleased to have met
you"
Was correct In saying this7 n
30, what should they have said ?
have worried about II great
deal for fear they would think |
didn't have good manners. will
appreciate an answer as soon az
possible. oUT.oF.ToWN.
A-Your little speech" was en-.
tircly correct. so YOU have no rea.
son TO worry. The other ladies
should have made some similar re-
mark or nodded in assent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-15

the mother. on which are written
the words. Hearty Congratula.
lions" Intimate friends may send
flowers to the mother and gift
10 the baby.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-15

fore breakfast is also beneficial for
this purpose.
Drink plenty OF cool. not iced.
water between meals. Never eat
hot breads or rich pastry or sauce.
Eat plenty of fruit and vegetables
that do not contain much starch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-15

Merry days were those for Jane
Eyre For you. too. II you read
Mondays Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-15

lord tried 70 get rid OF undesirable
tenants, but the tenant always
seems TO come out on top In any OF
the court proceedings which re.
suited.
What means do you know OF
whereby a property owner can get
what 10 Justly due him from ten.
ants who have no bank account or
property, but who spend ali they
earn for appearances and high Nv.
inp7 INQUIRER.
All tenant owes his land
lord back rent and refuses TO pay
H. the property owner may solicit
the services OF the rheriff In hav.
Ing them removed from his prem.
iscs and said tenant has no redress.
II the tenant IL employed. his sal
airy may be garnishced for the
debt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-15
IRENE

iNtNGs
A-Subicct Il 10 good scrubbing
with CASTLE soap and warm water.
use nail brush TO get the dirt
away. Place In the hot sun to dry.
and in the course OF two or three
hours II viii be ready for use. A
little glycerine added 10 the rinsing
water entirely prevents the stiff.
ness and brittlcneHs acquired by
some hats in drying. while a little
ammonia in the wash water ma
terially assists in the scrubbing
process. Ivory or Ia fact any good
white soap will do NJ well AZ
CASTLE II IN well TO rinse sec
ond time. adding the glycerino TO
the water. moving II about to get
rid OF traces of the dirty water.
When the hat has been thoroughly
flnsed. press out surplus water,
l're a Turkish bath towel for the
purpose. and let IT rest on the
towel when drying.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-15
o.--wil you kindly Inform n

o.--will you kindly Inform me
IA 10 the proper way one should
respond TO a birth announcement?
c. n.
A.-The proper response - made
by a call and n card OF inquiry. tho
some persons prefer 10 respond by
card posted TO the parents or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-15

A.--For cornstarch beads use 2
tablespoons OF oornstarch. ? table
spoons salt, > tablespoons rose tot.
let water or perfume. tablespoons
OF hot water Add colorlng until
the shade desired In obtained. Cook
beads String on hat pin until
dry This mixture does not shrink
ms the rose petals do. 30 make the
beads the size desired.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-15
1oday's Market
Report

frio-- rsid Wboi-~ais Dealer. for
Nesetsbies aud Fruit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-15
FOR TIRED FEET

OIL am In trouble with per.
spring feet. Can you tell me a
sure remedy? have tried many
things. but with no success.
y. r.
A.-To remedy your trouble with
pcrSpirlng feet. I recommend: Per.
manRanate OF potash. one grain:
distilled water. one ounce Mix
After washing and drying well. APP
ply lotion with small piece OF
soft gauze, after which dust with
plain boric talcum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-15
HOW TO CLEAN HAT

al want to fix up my last
Gummor's panama and Get somc
wear out OF u this year. Can you
tell me how to clean ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-15
USE OLIVE Oil

al an, terribly bothered with
little red spots on my face. have
come 10 the conclusion that they
r'ust be liver spots. Can you give
me some kind OF a formula that
will cause my skin to clear up?
M0lltE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-15
CoRNsTARcH BEADS

al have heard there 10 a way
10 make beads OF salt and corn.
starch. believe they are called
cornstareh beads. Have you the
directions for makinef
hAnX w
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-15

A teaspoonfui OF best olive
oil taken every morning half an
hour before breakfast and the same
quantity half an hour after the
latest meal OF the day viii be
found very effective for liver spots
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-17
Russian officials to keep conditions

Russian officials to keep conditions
quiet in Mongolia and Manchuria.
German propagandists have fabri-
Gated many rumors concerning tho con-
ditions in Russia and the progress OF
the war on the western front. They
nave been able to get these printed
very widely in Chinese newspapers,
creating much misunderstanding be-
tween China and the allies. and have
prevented the Chinese in many parts
or the republic from rendering hearty
support to the allied cause.
Much OF the German propa randa has
been traced directly to the German
banks and prominent German COM
mercihl men in Picking and Tientsin.
Both the British charge d'anaircs and
the Russian minister have named the
leading German intrigucrs in letters to
the Foreign Office and suggested their
intcrnmcnt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-17
EASTERN STATES
SHORT OF SUGAR
(Continned rrom Eirsi paraN

'VOHtInIIeu T rom FIrSt Page.)
We also trust that jobbers will refuse
to sell sugar to any retailer who adj
vances the price.
"A remedial contribution can be made
II the American people will at once
reduce their consumption OF candy and
sweet drinks. Many householders OF
the country have responded to the APP
peals for voluntary reduction. and. I'M
less we can secure wider and immedi-
ate reduction OF the sugar consumption
In candy. ice cream and sweet drinks.
1t Will be necessary next year to cur
tail the supplies to these industries,
az has been done all over Enroncn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-17
Confederate Grand Camp.

The Grand Camp of Confederate Vet
Grams Of Virginia will open it's ses-
sion in this city in the Y. N. c. A. au-
ditorium at ii o'clock next Tuesday,
october %. The address of welcome
will be delivered by Mayor Robert Gill
liam and Judge George l.. Christian.
OF Richmond. will respond.
y business session will be held In
the afternoon. presided over by
Grand Commander Marquis Jones of
Newport News. after which the vet
Grams Will be entertained at the home
OF Mrs. Harvey Seward. on Walnut
Hi. a business session will be held
each morning during the session and
on the third day officers will be elect
Ell. On the cath OF October the Grand
Camp will visit Camp Lee and take
part in the Liberty Day demonstrations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-17
Doctors for serrtce.

A largely attended meeting OF ply
sicans OF the Fourth Congressional
District held here last evening was
addressed by Major j. G. Nelson and
Lieutenant +. T.. McKenley, OF the
examining board to the medical re-
serve corps.
They spoke in explanation OF the
urgent need OF surgeons and physicians
for the army, and call was made for
volunteers for medical reserve CORPS
The Fourth District is asked to fur
nsh fifteen physicians for Virginia.
quota of $50 or more. The major
and lieutenant spent this morning in
the Council chamber to examine such
physicians as desired to volunteer for
service. Several were accepted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-17
At the Movies To-Day

STRAND-Allce joyce and Harry
Mercy In "WIthin the I.nw."
COI.ON1AL-Ethci barrymore In
"Life's Whirlpool"
B1JOU-DOuRins Fairbanks. In
"I'he Man From Painted Post"
lSIS-Ethcl Clayton and Carlyle
BLACKWELL. In "Brokcn Chains"
ODisSN-DouElns Fairbanks, In
"DONSN to Earth"
BI.UEB1RD - Louise Glaum, in
"GoIdcn Rulc Kate"
REN-i'lorcnrc Ln Badic, In "wnr
md the Woman"
NICTOR-MOliy King. ''rhe Seven
Pearls" and Pathc News.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-17
TWO GERMAN BANKERS
SENT TO ELLIS ISLAND
Arrested by Intelligence Bureau OF
Navy Department nn Dangerous
Enemy Aliens.


NEW YORK, October l6.-Fritz
Kuhn prior to the outbreak of the war.
London representative of the DeutSche
Bank of Berlin. and George Van Sec
beck, also formerly connected with q
German bank in London, were taken
into custody here today by the intelli-
gence bureau of the Navy Department
and sent to Ellis Island for internment
as dangerous enemy aliens.
Van Seebeck is believed 10 be the son
of General Baron Won Secbcck, conf
mander Of the German tenth army
corps 1T Liege.
Both men fed from England to es
cape internmcnt enemy aliens and
came to the United States. Both were
known by reputation TO many Ameri-
can bankers and found no difficulty in
obtaining employment with the Guar
anty Trust Company of this city. Won
Seebcck soon became head Of one of
the divisions in the foreign department
More than a year ago. however, the
Guaranty Company dropped them from
the rolls Of it's employees because OF
their pro-German Sympathies.
After that both obtained employment
by AN importing house with offices on
the water front. and it was there they
were taken into custody to-day by
agents of the intelligence bureau. Con-
siderable secrecy was maintained as to
their antecedents and no information
was obtainable concerning their pro-
German activities.
Won Seebeck is reputed to he a mem
Der of a family OF famous German army
commanders. He chose civil life, how
ever. rather than the army and entered
the service of Berlin bank, later be-
ing sent to the London branch of the
institution.
While in London he was a frequent
visitor to thu German embassy and
when war between his country and
Great Britain became imminent he, as
well as other Germans Of promin ence,
was subjected to tho surveillance of
British detectives. Several of Won See
beck's friends were arrested, but he
eluded the officers. arriving In New
York. August %. 1914
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-17
COMPLAIN OF POOR
TELEPHONE SERVICE
foiice Sny BETTER Attention Should n.
"i'en TO Emergency Calls VVhcre
PrOmptncss In EnscntInI

." hSSscntluI.
Complaints OF poor telephone scrv,o.
arc becoming more prevalent. Fron,
many sources come the complaints ~, j.
IL Is we'll nigh an impossibility IN 80
an operator for quick service VII
promptness is essential
Although tho scarcity OF oncr,,
has been argued as one reason for ,hs
'ack OF efficiency. many assert that hn,
Ter attention should be given n,,,,s
where promptncss and etilcicncv
imperative. arc
Tho Police Department is insIs,er, T.,
It's complaints of the poor service r.
ocrcd the department. Officers ,s,a..
that II murder were committed 49,,
hccr could not be reached over tbn 80
phone In time to be of aid or IN -,
an arrest The officers at the poIicn .,
lions are insistcnt in their stoto,,a".
mat where efficiency is particnI.,r".
needed. the service is especially poor
For instance. last evening. when G..
seant Jordan. OF the Second Police No
'rict, was attempting to get tho s,1ns,
station in order to send an officer
certain place to make an arrest I, go,
'lm twelve minutes to get his nn,,ho.
"i'cr having registered his comnI., ;r.
ana when the number was reacho,, =.
was 100 late. for the officer. who b.,I
just pulled the box" on the he,, ,'. LOU
gone. "' "as
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-17
Swanson md Watson to Speak.

big military and civic demonstration
in Petersburg on Liberty Day. October
"a The arrangements are in charge
of the several business organizations OF
the city.
There will be an imposing parade
with mass Getting in the Academy
or Music, which will he addressed by
Senator Claude a. Swanson and Con-
gresham Walter y. Watson. Score
tary Martin. of the Chamber of Com
mcrce, got into direct communication
with both of these gentlemen yester-
day afternoon. and both gave prompt
assurance that they would be here TO
speak.
Interest In the Liberty loan has
greatly increased here, and IL is be-
lieved that Petersburg will do its duty
In subscriptions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-17
S0UTHSIDE FAIR OPENS
WITH LARGE ATTENDANCE
Crowd Exceeds All Expectations and
Fair Considered Best In Years.
Military Day To-day.
ESPECIAL 10 Thc Times-Dispatch.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
PETERSBURG. VA, October 16-
with perfect weather the fair Of the
Southside Virginia Association was
opened here to-day. and the attendance
for the first day was unexpectedly
large. In It's exhibits and attractions
the fair comes fully up to the prom
Uses made for 1t, that it would be the
best ever held in Petersburg and
would compare favorably with any hcld
in the State. 1t presents conclusive evil
dencc of the great advancement Of
agriculture and industries in the South
side section in recent years. To-mor-
row will be military day at the fair
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-17
COTTON, MAr1,Erc

-. NEW YORK. October ls-An "a r,v d.cu,o
was followed by sharp advance in thc cmi
ing inarhI, tn-daH With near months mnk-
cember contracts sold as hrh az ~ 60 or 90
I I,s nh"rc last nights closing figure and
10 p9rnts above tho low level Of the morn.
~, ~, Ihat delivery closed at TIT with the
Se',er ISt CLOSING hrm at net advance OF
.: - :" a. roini. The rcact!onary feeling Of
yesterday afternoon In evidence ri tho
opening First rric~s were steady AZ a de-
s,,slr ~ !" 10 70 roints and active months
sn,c ABOUT - 70 ~ points net lower rIrh,
sI'er M call. fh.r" was further realizing
or !lluioaton. and there also appeared to
De Some accumulation OF overnight selling
"rucFs from the South These offerings were
NcrF Wei aSs9fbed on the decline by trade
snc Livrnopl hIyjns and the marke, turned
iirncr' For time the more favorable char
scter o, the ather news and the failure
~ private crip advices tn contain any men
tion OF frost damage, appeared to hold buy
crs In check A. the market worked higher
however; the demand became more active
hrinE sttmulatcd by bulsh southern spit adj,
wees the liberal exports FIR the day and
.ne nrmeT tone Of the stock market, Houses
win Wall street and western connections
& VINO mad sold Yesterday and again this
morning were buyers the advanse while
continued trade buying was accompanied hv
Tuinors taht spinners We're fixing prices
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-17
BohemInns Patriotic.

J. F. Kolar. head of the Bohemian
colony at Disputanta, in Prince George.
on Sunday morning brought to the at
tentiou of the congregation Of the
church there the Liberty loan and ask ed
for subscriptions. Many were made.
and. it is expected, the colony will
subscribe to fully $4,000 of bonds.
The Bohcmians throughout this sec
ton. of whom there are many, are all
periodically supporting the United
States
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-17
ABLE TO DEFEAT EFFORTS
OF THE GERMAN CoNsULs

The Russian minister in Picking,
Prince koudachef. recently addressed a
communication to the Foreign Office
setting forth in detail the activities of
pernicious German agents, particularly
those operating in North China. His
communication showed that the Ger
mans have been able to defeat the
efforts Of Russian consuls and other
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-17

Mrs Norman V. Randolph requests
that those members of the Richmond
chapter, United Daughters of the Con-
fedcracy. and others who are making
housewives for the soldiers. will
pieasc nnish these and turn them in at
once. Yesterday. twenty five moro or
the convenient little kits were sent to
the iowitzcrs. and It is desired to fin
ish the order for 500 as soon as possible
and get them out OF the workroom
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-17
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Richmond. Va. October l6. 1917
heport for week ending October IS
e Choice no steers li1l2: medium to good.
" as: medium 10 good. 7asi.: common TO
fiir. ga Or .: choice cows. 7ep1i,: medium 10
good, CO.: common to falr. 81. dfs: best oxen.
: q 81; medium to good st411'.: common 10
TAR. 5t1 u 5h: best heavy bulls ~ IN: light
cTf; best calves. 1904: common TO fair.
i dl2.7 best heavy hogs. II: medium weight
iI'sGi6: shoais. l2Gl4: sows and stays 100
IL: best sheep. S@s: common to fair COZ:
best lambs. u Qt lC. medium. la64
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-17
$50 for Tobacco.

The highest prices of the season
were recorded for bright tobacco to-
day at Oaks Warehouse. Garfield Nor
gan, of Dinwiddie County, sold nine
lots at the following prices per 100
pounds: $3.50. S29. $40. s34. SAL $50.
$50, sos and $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-17
NEW vowK rn0nrCII M.RxnT.

NEW YVFk, UciOheF IE--Kav sugar
steady; centrifugal. $50: noasses.. COG; re-
fined, steady: fine GRADUATED. s3i Butter
unsettled; cheese weak. spot coffee quiet;
Rio Is, sr santos is, 81,
Light offerings due to the lard strength
caused moderate covering In the cottonsecd
oil market to-day. and the tone was hrn.er
with ANAL prices 10 10 % points net higher
January sold from ls So TO l6.sl closing =,
1850 Sales, 6,ob barrels. Prime crude. r. ?;
bid. The market closed quiet Spot, Il *
bid: October, ls2o, D-cember. 100. jan
vary, 1850. March. lGO; May. 1870.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-17

,SilicAGO. October ls.-IIoss. receipts IA
mixed t. s5Gisao; heavy. 1855 q 1880: rough.
%" a lo's; pigs. ,'atls.75 Cattle. receipts,
!r,V"; weak native steers. T.u9QrlI.40: west
ern steers. 6l5Tr25; stockcrs and Feeders.
90 ll.1o. cows and hcifcrs. 5OoIlol5:
calves, s5seri6.e0 Sheep. receipts is 900:
strong: wethers. slodl3Oo: lambs. ESQ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-17
NEW ORLEANS Octoh.r 18th. ,ao,r-s

NEW ORLEANS. October ls-The feature
of the cotton market to-day The strong
bulge In the early afternoon which replaced
the easy tone aud small decline of the early
trading. In short time prices were carried
G3 TO g. POINTS above IN" Level OF yesterday :
finals. Tn. close at Il net advance OF
~ TO 80 points The demand come from
bulls and bears alinc. and inspired
chiefly 10y cpeCtetiouS OF unfavorable weekly
crop and weather r"1orts from tho govern
Incnt Tomorrow, although OF /,
suited from peace talk caused by
ports of growing unrest in Germany and
Austria. The strength az southern spot
markets also caused uncasin-ss among
sorts. who did not like the widening pre-
MUM on spots over futures. Spot aCCounts
. telling OF holding by afrncrs in the face Of
an increasing demand kept tho decline down
to small PROPORTIONS SPOT cotton trin and
unchanged Sales IA. spot. 1871. ar
Milfiinr q.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-17
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKcr.

CHICAGO. October IG-I,iboral huvinr IN
me part OF strong houses. together with ac-
c"'npshyinE assertions that LIQUID ton and
short selling has been overdone Srourht
anout material advances to-day in the corn
market; Prices closed from / IA 10 / 3-ic
net higher at LA to liz is December and
Ivy 81 May: oats finished Ia 63-Sc OF TO
higher. w o
WHEAT Open. HIrh Low t,o,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-17
RICHMOND HAY MARKET
Wholesale Quotations on Exchange.


Nf." YORK. october lU.-Boeves no
trading: Calves. lower. veals. l2Oog Is;
ynl;s 10 oe@ll.oo: westerns. 1925. Sheep
ana lambs steady: common to fair sheep,
SOOI 90: culis. 6004700 State and
!cnnSy!xania Lambs. l6.oo8l7.oo: culls
y 30. Hogs. trading. -