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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-23
FOR RENT-Rooms

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms,
bath and Diodern. with or without
board. 623 North Second.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-23
RENL EsrNTE rOR sNIlE.

Forty acres of land under cultivation,
In oklahoma. zoe tree orchard, and
good farming district. Southeastern
section of state. Would accept auto
mobile as part payment Phone ll52.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-23
WANTED


WANTED - Position ms practical
nurse for confinements. Address
III East iron.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-23
YPEWRfTERS
FOR RENT-Apartments

lP-Tp-DATE apartments az TIVE
WASHINGTON. lo02 West Central.
Phuu, ZD-- j. -. EAitIN. Prop
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-23

W HH $500
STOCK Statesmen wANTED-Men
fun OF pep and energy. with good
references. one man Is making 5000
per week. Bank references furnished.
Write quick. Traders on and Refn-
Ing Co. Oklahoma City. Okla.
OWL SERV1CE EXAMINATIONS
for Foi postmaster at Albuquerque.
November H. Examination open 10
ail citizens and appointment Co COM
pctiior making highest mark Conn
plctc coursc 81 instruction ~ SAM
pie examination papers u%btainahlo
from j. g. Leonard, durmer civit
service examiner Kenoi~ Rids Wash
inEtou. D. g..
WA~NTED-Female Help
WANTED Experienced laundry girls.
Apply at the Excelsior Laundry.
YOUNG WGMNN- C0mTotent and eT-
p-ricnccd stenograph"r. wishes poe
sition. BOX %. care Herald
WANTEH-Acuye woman. with or
without business experience. for
good local position. with old reliable
firm. Boa 81. care Herald.
WANTED Girl or young woman.
Spanish speaking preferred. to do
light housc work. VIII pay good
wages Apply coz East LOWS Ave.
REAL ESrNTE FOR SALE.
Fort, acres of land under cultivation,
In oklahoma. roo tree orchard, and
good farming district. Southeastern
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-23
WANTED-Female Help =

YOTNG WOMAN COmpetent and eX,
p-ricnccd steuosraph"r, wishes po-
gitiou. BOX 20. care Herald.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-26
T0MORROW'S XMAS TREAT
For First M. E. Sunday School "A Sur
prise To Be Sprung

The annual Christmas treat will be
given tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock
to the primary class of the First
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School,
Mrs. Edward Jewell, teacher. A pro-
gram, under the direction of Mrs.
Jewell. will be given, and the little
tots win be presented their usual
boxes of Christmas candy, oranges,
etc
In the evening at 7.30 o'clock the
Sunday School will hold their annual
Christmas entertainment and treat
with an elaborate program. No
candy viii be given adults. but the
money heretofore spent for candy
(about $500 will be given to carry on
the work of the recreation rooms,
which is badly in need of funds at
this time.
AT tomorrow nights entertainment
there is surprise in store for each
of the families of the First Methodist
Episcopal Church who have given one
or more men to the service of the
army, navy or marine corps.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-26

William Bryan, OF the part. h.,
related the arrest on the n,rS+ '.'
December 18 Of the barors5- .
Marshal Thompson and Donrv
Mahon. ''2-
Julian 3. Shope. a New Ys-e
sorney, and brother of Charles vs.
rem Shope, Baroness Zoll1ers
husband. was examined ana .ts.
rs to the good character Of ths u.s.
oness, and stated that he had r.-
heard the defendant express eur
timent for or against GERMANY
After several witnesses were c.a
ed to testify in regard 10 tho 49,
ess' actions in the city, United $500
Deputy Mcmahon was put ON TN. 800
and furnished the humor Of m, s-- .'
Attorney C. c. Abernathy. RENEE.
iag the baroness, scored the 8s,m.-
Tor his manner OF Quizziuc tin b-rr-
ass at different times. DENNY ~,
Mahon's tactics were refsr-s1 y.
many times by the defense Tho p.
fendant stating that he had dfsr-b.l
her mental condition to such In n
tent that she had prayed she vonn
never have TO see him again
When the trial was adjourned Oh.
defense had yet two witnes 5nl1~.
on the stand. They were Re5.gr4
shope, the baroness yougc. San
and ,Lieuf Spdlding. '
The hearing was attended hv ,
large crowd OF spectators during ns
afternoon and night sessions marr
of them We're men in officers aei.
forms
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-26
NAVAL ACADEMY CHAPEL
Sunday School Festival Tomorrow
Afternoon.

The Naval Academy Sunday School
will hold its Christmas festival Carols,
Christmas tree and Santa CLAUSE in the
auditorium Of Mahan Hall tomorrow
afternoon, December q. at 4.30
o'clock.
The children of the school and their
teachers invite all other children OF
officers, professors and instructors on
duty ut the Naval Academy whether
they belong to the Sunday School or
not) to be their guests on the occas-
ion end to occupy seats with them on
the msin floor of the auditorium. All
other persons authorized to enter the
Naval Academy grounds, and VINO are
interested are invited to seats in the
gallery.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-26
~
For all kinds OF Nuts. Ice Cream, Ices,
and Frozen Dainties sec
Mandris Brothers
Confectionery ParlOr.
Ie4 & Ice MAIN STREET
Phone 379-m.
Sore Throat or Mouth

You should keep the throat aud mouth
clean and healthy. ANY disease that
attacks the canal through which must pass
the food we eat, the Beverages we drink
and the ye-y air we breathe is serious
matter. Why neglect Sore Throat or
Sore Mouth when TONSILINE makes it
so easy for you to get relief9
TONSILINE is specially prepared Tor
that one purpose. TONSlLINE ~.
does its full duty--you can et<ssA
depend upon it. Keep bottle
In the house - where you can ~
get il quickly when needed. Sc, E1
and Gee. Hospital Size, Sl00. IA
Your druggist sslls TONSHRE. "A
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-26
Another Annapolis Teacher
Resigns Her Position

Miss Mildred Tisdale has resigned
her position as teacher in the Anne
Arundel County schools to accept
position elsewhere.
Miss Tisdale graduated from the
Annapolis High School with first hon
ors in 1909, and has taught in the
county and city schools for about
seven years.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-26
DIED.

ELLINGHAUSEN-On December "a,
at the residence OF Mr. Charles
ElIinghausen, 10 West street, Ell
LEN ELLINGHAUSEN, aged 62
years. wife of Herman Ellinghausen.
Funeral tomorrow Thursday
afternoon at two O'Clock from the
above residence.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-26
To Glre - Entar-.--nn-n-

The annual Christmas entertainment
Of the school children Of s.. Nay
School has been arranged TO ae hal8
in st. Mary's Hall tomorrow atr.
noon at o'clock A program of ey.
ercises appropriate to the Yulnds
has been prepared
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-26
The Jaw Birds Here.

The jsy-birds that have been taking
vacation from Annapolis nave re-
turned with the Yuletios and on
Christmas Day their harsh cries were
again heard in the city.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-26
IN MEMORIAM.

MILES-In loving memory of my dear
sister, ELZORA MILES. who de-
parted this life, two years ago. De-
cember 25. 1915.
Far beyond this world of changes.
Far beyond this world OF care,
/ shall find my missing loved ones,
In the Upper Mansions, there.
BY her Sister, ANNIE JOHNSON.
JOHNS0N--In memory of my dear
child, NINA ELZORA JOHNSON.
who fell asleep in Jesus, six years
and six months ago.
My God. my Father. while stray,
Far from home. on life's rough way,
Oh teach me from my heart to say
Thy VIII Be Done.
BY Her Ever Loving Mother.
ANNIE JOHNSON.
and Brothers GEORGE " and MAUI
RICE Z. JOHNSON.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-26
On Sick List.

Bailiff William Williams was taken
suddenly i'll yesterday and is confined
to his home at Germantown Mr..
Williams is an aged and highly re-
spscred citizen and his speedy recov-
cry is hoped for by his many friends.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-26

Roland Stinchcomb, enlisted in the
service of has county is somewhere
lover There" Els mother learned OF
his arrival this morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-06
HENRICO TRANSFERS,

Land Company of Virginia. Inc. to
L. +. Hero!d. 25Xl51 Ia feet east line
elshtccn-foot road. $50 Ia feet east Of
southeast intersection OF Pinney Street
and eishteen-foot road. April IL, 1a17
taN. 80 cents; $40.
West .Ginter Park Realty Corporation
10 Lavinia Morrison. lot II, block 2,
pan or subdivision known as West
Ginter Park. August u. 1917: $1,000.
Greater Richmond Realty Company,
Inc, 10 Mary Sullivan. 25x130 feet
south line of Grace Street, known as
lot 3. block IL. plan of Monument
avenue Park. August 20. 1917: tax.
Greater Richmond Realty Company.
Inc, TO Kate S. Lowery. 25v12o feet
south line of Grace Street, known as
lot 4: block IL, plan of Monument Ave-
nue. Park: August 90. 1917; tax, 81: $40.
~. -. - Michaels, NJ. D.. to w. NJ. Hah-
iiston. 4c0x2o0 feet south line Of West
nam. or River Road. known as lots ]
.nd H. on plat recorded with deed
10 q. ID. Williams. from Hill Carter.
,becial commissioner. dated June 81.
10 -. Ianuary s. 1916: tax. $3.50; $40.
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cHANCERY TRUST DEEDS.

j. H. McGrew ct ux. to NJ. L. Walker.
Fifth Street September s. 1917: s2.120.
Rosa A. Hicks to Stuart Bowe. trus--
tee, 6ofne4 feet, known as 30s-1o-12
North Seventh Street. August %. 1917;
s3S6.25.
b. L. Smith ct u1. to Pollard & Bag.
by. Inc. trustees. 6ox140 feet, known
as 1917 Fourth Avenue. East. Septem-
Der /, 1917: sl.77o.
Percy Montague, Jr., ct ux. to Lewis
F.. Blanton. trustee. 16x120 feet, nnowr
as 205 IL West Canal Street. Septem-
Der g. 1917: $3.50.
George Jeter ct ux. to Epps & Epps.
trustees. 20 1-4X132 feet. known as ii27
North Thirty-first Street. August "a.
william r Burrell to l.. H. Drew.
trustee. 35xl40 feet. known as 1928
Enslow Avenue. September /, 1917:
S4,130
Joseph Lie Masurier ct ux. to r. A.
Lancaster. trustee. 25xl45 feet. known
as 3lE7 West Franklin Street. August
Robert 4. Ryland to Chewing s.
Boxley. trustees. lsx43 feet, known as
800 North Twentyisxth Street. Aug
Anne +. Sampson to L. r. Curry.
trustee. lot 3, block F. Ginter Park.
september !. 1917: S2.464.
Henry a. Phillips to Pollard & Bag
by. Inc. trustee: lsl-6x46l- feet.
20, 1917: $4,000.
Henry A phillipa DoIIara D.
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Real Estate Summary
cHANCERY TRANSFERS.

MARSHALL r. Gilman to ]. H. McGrew
Fifth Street. August 80. 1917; $3.50.
w. II. Burkert ct ais. TO j. r. Korte.
Twenty seventh Street. August 30.
Rebccca Hart to ]. II. Hechler. trus-
tee, 40 5-iX57 2-3 feet. known as II
and 1t East Canal Street. August 90.
1917. tax: SLIGO; $40.
COMIC feet known 1912 Fourth Ave
nue.. East. SEPTEMBER !, 1917; $4,000.
Muhlcman G. K2vhoe to Katherine S.
Smith. % l2Xao ieet, known as SCI
North Sheppard Street. April IS, 1917;
p. e. Eubank ct ux. to executors and
trustees II. c. Beattie estate. 42x60 feet
east line of Mulberry Street. 179 3-4
feet north OF Hanover Avenue. Aug
ust 81. 1917: tax. SIS; $40.
Inc, to FRED $: Jones. lot is. block IL
G.. a Boehling ct ux. to George
letter. 20 l-4Xl32 feet, known as 1927
North Thirty-first Street. August a.
Walter L. Wills to Ruth e. Meek
4ox136 feet, known as sos Griffin Ave
nue.. August l, 1917: tax, $3.50; $40
y. Robert Crawford ct ux. to D.
o,Conne!l, 27 l-2X179 ga feet north line
OF Hanover Avenue. As 5-l2 feet easi
r. \. Wynn ct ux. to Arthur E. Chap.
man A5N?o feet. known az 9G4 Brook
land Park Boulevard. April "a. 1917
Virginia d. Harwood to Lucy B
Easlcy. 4oxl17 feet northeast corne.
Georgia and New York Avenues. Sen.
TENDER l. 1917: 5000.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEw YORK, September b-Still lower
prices We're reached in the cotton market
. to-day, but the selling was not as active or
urgent II yesterday. and there We're
sharp rallies in the late trading: Decem-
Der contracts recovered from 2o.57 10 loo.
and closed :U.97. with the general list
closing very steady "a, net ADVANCE OF 10
TO - points.
The market opened steady at decline OF
j. to Il points under overnight selling orders;
There was also selling of December and
later positions by Liverpool. presumably
he'd ging IS pot purchases In the South. but
and the market soon turned steadier. with
October relatively firm. After showing a
net advance OF to points tho ma rket
weakened again under renewal of nqui-
dalton. For time there seemed TO be very
little support and prices sold off during the
early afternoon. OF about - 20 "a points net
lower. The market then rallied and ad-
xanced rapidly late with October selling up
ato 21l7 and January to 1888 or "A TO 10
si56{nts net higher. Cotton futures table:
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

The following charters were issued
by the State Corporation Commission
yesterday:
Lynnhavcn Lumber Company. Inc.
norfolk; lumber business; capitai, sos
ooo; II. c. Johnson. president; Willis
w. Fentress. secretary. both Of Norfolk
Fakin & Caldwell Lumber COMPANY.
Inc. New Castle: lumber business: can.
ital. $4,000. NJ. l.. Eakin. PRESIDENT: il.
=. CaidweE. secretary and treasurer.
both of New Castle
Universal Motor Supply COMPANY. In
corporated. Newport News motor-car
business; capital: 100000. NJ w. Chris
tien' president; Frank Taylor, secretary
ana treasurer. both of Newport News
Greensville Warehouse Company. In
n nespe at EnporIs; warehouse bust
secretary, EmporIa
Amendment TO the charter OF the
H th, Peanut Hull Mills. Inc. Pc
OIL and Feed Mills. Inc.
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cHANCERY RELEASE DEEDS.

A: j: Chewing, Jr.. trustee. to Mar.
shall r. Gilman, 25xt25 feet. known as
6a2 North Fifth Street. August 81.
Stuart Bowe. trustee. to Marshal,
Sayers. 34H1531-3 feet, known rs 3l6
S2250
Leon Nelson ct ais. trustees. to J..
5. Galeski. 31S137 feet southwest cor
ner Broad and Monroe Streets. Sep
TENDER 4, 1917: s37.Io2.5o.
-, NJ; d; Nunnaily: trustee. to Robert
w. wright, 25xl40 feet north line Of
Park Avenue, at east line of West
Street. September l. 1917: s3.17I.
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HENRIco TRUST DEEDS.

Kate Jones to e. F.. Schmidt, trus.
tee: 5SxI25 feet cast line OF Twenty
eighth Street, known as lote ~ and
ford Redd & Bro. August %. 1917: s2Is
Harvey Browning ct ux. to Il. T.
Shell. 10 acres land about six miles
August 90. 1917; $500.
Balm Irwin ct TX. to John C. Easley
IA acres land about eight miles south
So.36o -
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK, September 5.-Raw sugar,
unchanged: centrifugal 702: moiasses. GA:
refined unchanged; hne graduated. s.i0d S.51
Spot coffee. steady kio -, 9ts. Santos Is.
1ohs Butter. steady: cheese, irm.
After easy start. due to liquids ton on
the bearish showing In lard. cotton oil ad :
vsnced sharply on short covering and with
the better feeling IN stocks and cotton.
Towards the close. however. the list again
reacted under local professional selling and
closed irregular points higher to l. points
net lower. January sold from 1880 TO 10 o.
and closed at 1883 Sales. 5000 barrels.
Prime crude $50 nominal The market
1875; October. 1874: Novsmber. ltSs: Docem-
Der. 1883: January. 1893; February IA 90:
March. 1914. Total sales 1880.
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CHICAGO LIVE ST0CN M,nr..r

.CnlCAGo. September 5.-Hogs: RECEIPTS
i,t..S weak; to ~ cents under ycsterdays
S1rrGaEe, ouik Sl..lOW slSl5; light $40 5iop
siS.iv: mixed. sla5o $ls.2o: heavy siG.SsS %
S4S-.: tou4h SIG Gt s6..v: piss. $li sit o,
Sattie: receipts. l,U0J. weak: NATIVE. nccr
Snttie' $500 Sl6o5; Western steers s650G
ST., s!oskers and feeders. $3.50 So 90; cows
any htlefs - b' q sl2so; calves. Si as Q, il q.
sheep: receipts, 22.0OO, weak: wsihcrv
81 81 U Sll5l. lambs, sll = p sl1 20 'Aei o.
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RICHMOND FRUIT MARKET.
Wholesale Quotations
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
lBS W. K CreuSflaw 81 &C
Bic hInnnd Va Santar,, 1, q

CHICAGO. September 5.-coId weather
stimulated a material advance to-day In tho
value OF corn. SriceS closed firm, II, TO .
cents net higher, AT 1.l2A. 10 l.lS Decem Der,
snu eS.2 May. Wheat WAS entirely Ignored
oy Inc majority OF dealers. and was stable
tnroush the agencies of the Federal food
administrator. Oats gained :, to ., NET
The outcome in provisions was s.tback
OF a 10 cents TO 80 cents.
" IL "a r .,;,n nigh i,v ,,,,..
Futures not quoted
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RICHMOND LIVE sTOCK N.px,

o,oth fdF0S.p
v richmond. Va, September 5 1917
E.tSp".t ior week ending August 27
z Sn9ico steers IL lln. medium 10 rood
~ w. common 10 tair. 7aSn. Choice
refers. 9Y?:a; medium TO good ~ "a
uoi1 iin 10 fair; eG7a. Choice COVE ~, =.
n ne to good. .G.4ali. common To- fa,1
5,1 nest oxen sW3. medium 10 good si
ui,i5' common 70 tar 5z 1sh Best hca vT
bulls 1,79s' light, ea.: Hest calves ia ia,.
~ ono, 10 tar. loailis Best heavy hogs
s sovS ana stays ioal2 Best sheep. IA:
common 10 fsir. 5Gi5i, Choice .nT,r,. = o.
ia -: medium. II a lah A o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-06

William H. Rose ct ux. to John r.
lar). Main Street. known as lots z and
5. section 7. in plan Of Highland Springs
building lots. September 1. 1917: SI.325.
acre land on north side Darbytown
Road, about five miles south Of Rich
mond. June IA. 1917; $3.50.
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RICHMOND NAY MARKET


NEW YORK. September 5.-Beeves steady.
Steers ss.oo1 Slo.Vo: unils ie.J0Q, $3.50: COWS
Calves. steady; veals. Sl2O00SlTgo: culIs
slo,VvI III 90: skim milk calves and Erasscrs
s,:yVn $500; Western. SS.OJgp $1,000
sheep and lambs. firm; sheep, $3.50 a. I'll ~
cuis. SS;Dv4 5000: lambs. sis.U0GI $3.50; cuIls
Hogs. steady: light TO heavy, $!sb0a $40 90.
PIGS. Sl6 81 a. Sl115; roughs SIG "a q, Il. ~, '
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-06

by. Inc. trustees. IS s.4x4e1-s feet
known as lt-14A South Plum Street
July 20. 1917; $2,950.
Josiah c. Robertson ct ux. to r. Sit
terding ct al. trustees, 17x124 feet
known as 500 1-2 North Sixth Street;
also 96 acres in Matoaca. Chesterfield
August Is. 1917: $780,
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BUILDING PERMITS.

Tho following permits were issued
yesterday by the Building Inspector.
MrS =. II: Pearman. to repair fYam
srsoins' 2S11 Ingram Avenue: to cost
Caroline Morton. to repair frame
o eve .nSGo us West Leigh Street; to
Joseph Edmonds. to repair frame
cost $500 70
C. w. Wins.heid. to repair frame
d%ellinS. 1890 Enslow Avenue: TO cost
S42S. w eos'
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F. h27h 45so: G. $50; H. SIS: I. 5ss95.4o:
K 80: NJ. 5.7SG5S5; y. SIS: VIC. 7.05:

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
(Renorted cy Rodgers. Pummer g. Co Inc
PETERSBURG. VA. September Spanish
Farmers stock. nominal Virginias-Farm-
crs stock. nominal. Fancy Jumbo, &c per
pound: extra prime. SIC per pound: prime.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-06

NEW YORK. September sport movements
-Middling. &al5e: ne; receipts ts: lc9 bales:
Total to-day at all ports-Net receipts.
eS.l53 bales: exports. 1851 bales: stock.
ASS 5eo bales.
Total for week-Eet receipts. 74l4s bales;
Total for season-Net receipts. as5.3iS bales:
exports, S9l.2a2 bales
= NEW ORLEANS. September 5--A much
. steadier feeling prevailed in the cotton mar
> ket to-day than has been noted recently.
and there a less ready response To SELL
Ing pressure.
Around the opening price, were is 10
n points off, then there Ia reaction TO =
net advance of 10 to II POINTS. This hard
= spot brought out the heaviest selling of the
;. session. which put prices to level y TO u
points below yesterdays closing prices. In
the afternoon the tone was very steady on
covering by shorts, and the highest prices
OF the dag Were made toward the close.
when the most active months were Il to Is
points over yesterdays nnal quotations. The
close showed net advance OF 10 to 10
+ points.
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Hide. mus, b. sailed in Won weather.

Hides must DO sailed in wen weather
, Wool.
Bright. No ! tuowasned. ID. Is @ a
On unwAshed. FREQ OF burrs @ 50
CHI. unwashed, lightly bury IS % CS
ca. unwashed: medium bury Is u IS
Co. unwashed. heavy bury 90 u g
. CONDITION.
Pouitry-Hens very active: market higher
ana stronger: chickens also very active.
EGgs-Market dull. Buttsr-Markot hrm
Hides. wooi-Unchanseo and IN good dema no
1.-Two STOCK and veals higher. and wanted.
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4. ssTOCk MARKET SHOWS
4; 4. DISTINCT IMPROVEMENT
Confusion and Slump OF
i Tuesday, There Is Return
to Sanity.
! MEASURING INFLUENCES
OF Strength Grows From
..ss.S Steadiness, With Steel in Lead.
Railroads and Other Industrials
Sr ltespOnd Less vigorously.
BY sroXoN WALL,

NEW Yokk. September b.-,Tho stock
market ,,.,, returned 10 sanity to-day. After
confusion OF yesterday. there was distinct
improvement. anlp this morning. both in prices
rste from to per cent. The Federal
~Fsserve bank restored to clrcula iIcn Liberty
loan proceeds recently Withdrawn from tho
put not yet SO utilized. There was also a
=. heavy inflow of funds from the interior
...i.ssttr.cted by tho heavy loss in surplus re-
- lpent
80 About midday from steadiaess the market
took An appearance OF strength. Steels led
responded less vigorously. but still GER
5tsat ,.,,yj Steel after na,Nins new low
Beet sugar was boosted IL. Tine lac
afternoon trading was less rrsk, WITH somc
~ good.
nitAmons the low prices which caused sur
prise to-day VS. that Of PENNSYLVANIA,
go low Tor more than invent; years. and at
that level S-e.deu slightly more than 5
Per cent on the investment The stapility
makes II dinicuit t. understand the decline
- Foreign exchange WAS quiet. with small
f f S eseept for ,uEthsr casing Of rates
. at near the bottom.
49, Railroad earnings coatnue show liberal
=. NEW YORK. September 5-Mercantile
= paper. 5@5L. Sterling: sxty-day bills. sI72:
sommsrsis six,y.day bills on banks st,i.,
SIS Sis: cables. st:7e u.s. bar silver s5A;
Me.iSsn dollars, IS; government bonds.
: siI months. ST.. Cali money. drin; ruling
rate. 4.
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BOND LIST

An Writing Paper 6s...........-.-....- IS
Anglo French bs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s3h
Atlantic Coast Line LIST 4s............... S1i4
4. G: L. CIV. Is tBaltimore) (ssked) 49,. s.
A. IL and = col. IS tasked)... ~
Chesapeake and Ohio CIV. ihs............ rs
Chesapeake and Ohio 5's................. 81
Lisgett and Myers IS ...................... lls
Mercantile Marine Is ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. e2h
Eeaboard Air Line adj. 5s................ 81
southern Railway IS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 64a4
Soutnern RAILWAY hS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s6A4
y. :. Registered Is, 1889 bd)........... 91t7
O.' s. Registered IS, 1918 thid) ............ 49,.
y. D. Registered Is. 1875 Odd ............ 10Sl7
Y. S. Reg. Panama SIS 1861 (bid)......... 81
y. S. Liberty Loan S!7s................... eo.SS
U. S. Steel = I. luS4.
;Ya.-Brown Bros. CTS. wv. Na.) (asked) ~
Na--Car. Chemical LIST 5s.................. 95
Ea.-Car Ghenica! CIV. Is laskedl ..... 50
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49,, SA'AnN NM. Ga. September 6-Tu,1,,.
.nie. urn. $50 aJj1: EaieH. ~ cssl
e 6. TT aeS casks SHIPMENT z Is ca..s: re-
receipts. ESQ iGsr; hr taies iL2 barrels:
rela: stock. 53teh barrels Quote. 81 "a