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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-30

Monday afternoon the Godmntb.
ers' Auxiliary held its irs, regular
meeting nj Oskmoni School.
Miss Edith Badge, chairman. pre-.
sided. Reports we're given by the
various chairm-n aud their com.
;ss.ss~e, ~slsan,ax wheat ss.aa .J&ark
the Auxiliary IL doing. Mn, vii.
liam Meadow, chairman u the
Membership COMMITTEE. reported
eight new members Miss Winnie
Mclaughlin. chairman vi Ways and
Means. has installed Red Cross
boxes in the stores. and all money
received from these will huy Christ.
mas smokes for the .olaiers, A
shipment ii wool will come this
week, and the members who care TO
knit can see the chairman of Knit.
ting. Miss Florence Rowan. who
will have charge OF ill wool and In.
s,fuGtions ias s~ealssa, Ia in the
earnest desire of every tsodmo,her
TO send Christmas cheer TO our col.
diers. ~ many plans ior raising
money were discussed a. THE meet.
Ing.
The Object III This 4aaiI,sryi. to
keep in personal touch wi,b the col.
iisrs who have no relatives. send
them cheerful letters. magazines.
tobacco and sweaters. which will be
furnished by the Auxiliary. A girl
becomes member when che pays
sl.M, the yearly dues. That is the
only compulsory thing OF the entire
~ott. Some believe the God
mother mus, completely clothe the
soldiers, but. please remember, the
t;oyprnmen, does that, and the tod.
mothers cheer them. making them
happies by their knowing some
one ~ interested in each and ~,
cry one,
Ali young ladies' ot the county
are urged 10 iain, for this is truly =
good ~ork, receiving the highest
praise from ove. TIA United States,
Tie neg, meeting xiIl b. held
Nontsy. December M, a. Oak.
| monl' in the S4vsnth tstade room,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-30
Monthly Social Of christian
Endeasor Society b Held.

Al she pretty bungalow VI nv.
and Mrs. A, ]. Rtrn. on Poplar
Street. last Friday evening. was
held . most interesting and delight.
tul business meeting and social u
the Chrissian Hnasavor s.~ls.y II
The First Presbyterian Church,
The business period, which pre-.
coded The -ociai activities was
opened with the singing III 4 hyma
and prayer BY the Sosirty'. homer
sry chairman, Rev. HermAa A, t;osi
Following, the reports al otkcass
and ehairmans ai the varions com.
mit.ees we're called ior by the presi.
dent, A. J, iissu. The tressurrt's
report was tirs, heard, which show.
ed the socisty's financial condition
10 BE- In healthy" state ot affair.
The chaifmea III th~ Program. 40
c'al snd Music Committees followed
with their reports. The reports
showed each committee active In
lakse wYtkk sea vssis.as. ss4r AssssN and,
ruglss'ssl1as 10, tts progress Il ,he
Society were dlscuse~d aud adopted.
together With The reports,
Alter the business session had
lsea9a ,eaisaasa4A.. aka s&ss.A sSSaas
in't.ec took charge, aud the remain
der u the evening was mnst enjoy.
ably spent In ths participation ot
games. Late IN the evening. Mr.
Byrn served Z three.course menu.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-30
Local md I thef wise

sls. !. Y. Riekers 10 On Inc siri
list
Mr.. and Mia. D. III. Anntin aDa
lsssIe daaghssr. Ruhy. speni srndsJ
afternoon ~itn ssisllyss NJ b.arns.
Rev. w. w. Barter lsfs Msdnes
day ior Bristal, fsnn.. Va. where
be will spsad several days.
Miss Eala yoslin returned Tusu-
day afternoon from q lev days' visis
III tfiends and relatives iH E,sshviias.
Racine Tires ARE cheaper THAI
anything else. because they 10 fur
,her.~-ataa,iaad Motor Co.
Mayer II. L, Grigsby spant Sssur.
day add Sunday q! Tfsnioo. The
guest oi Miss Annie Laura Danes
Miss Eva Austin speni lev days
this week nj Burns. the guest OF
relatives and iriendA
Mr.. and Mrs u. u. Hogsn ware
Ia Nashville Monday snd heard
John Mccormick. the famous Irish
Tenor, sias nj Rymsn Auditorium.
Pots oil blooming chryaanshsm.
ums; aIs0 cutilowers. white. pink
aud yellow .--Dickson Gse@ahouse.
Cumberland phone ~.
Masses Jennie. Annie and Lula
Payne, VI Nashville. spent the weeI,.
End here tbs guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
h. y. Payne.
Lieut.. Donald Sensing. Of Camp
Wheeler. Macon, Ga, 10 at home ON
a lew days visit With his parents.
Mr. aud Mrs. l.. NJ. Sensing.
NOTICE.. NJ. Sensicg's t*gis
,es-d bull can be found u. bis barn
on Mccfeasy Heights during The
feeding season.
Herman Albeit. who has been
doing carpenter work tor the Gos.
ernmsnt ut Anniston. Ala, for sew
eral weeks, 10 at home ON s:sit 10 |
his family.
win Cummins Morrison. who 10
attending school 10 Atlanta. came
IN Tuesday night. having been call
I'd home ON account Of the serious
illness Of bis little sister.
q - s..h
We have . n co line Of Children
Monuments on hand. cheaper than
ever before cold in this market. Mol
agents commission to pay on them.
~-- Dickson Marble Works. !
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-30

u agss lSfsgE u
II WI 4. EIsnssxl. whS yfas ",
Il dsaaaIty asss ii IN sJs whiIs ~
\ bird Anztzsix tse Ee@kx aro. q
hN hNen = i Nashville Asspiss
sndsr sfsafmsna, eaxs1 hcsAs Wed
fussdxy.
l Miss Celia Cliflan WA Eastss. d
shs Glas? Gizis' ci&s~ II the n. n
iGhurh. Ill Tt haans CID Mann SHr@I
lsss Friday sssRllsF. trosn \ 10 ii
The esering was sRsaye3 by sv~rl
oils pssAeni. A course III dsairasssl
i*tfsshmsats was n~rvsd,
| Lester Rogers left Moaday aighl
iof Camp Gossion, near Alfalfa,
lie was called 10 10 on the l5sh,
hui was later given iuw dsyS tims
In which To straiEhitn up aouss al
has business affair." This casnplssss
Dickson Couaiy's liss 81 white boys
in the frst draft.
Mrs. VIVA Mcfarland. who was
called here /. isw weeks ago on ae-
count vi the death u her sistsf, Mrs.
Mar Ditais. sefs Friday "a Inst wssk
fnf her hoDs In Chandler. Ukishe-
ma. She was accompanied home
by her si~sss. Mrs. l. q. Grady. who
will spend the winter with her.
FOR SALE House and lot, cor
Der Poplar Street and Ricksn Are.
4.room house. front and back porch.
es; all in good repair. food eisesrn;
garage. Give possession al once.
FOR sale nj \ bargain. For partica-
lars. apply To Mrs, X. III. Powers,
Dickson, Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Holt attend.
ell the funeral OF the formers sister
Mrs, Eva Holt Watson. IN Nashville
Tuesday. Mrs. Watson was run
over by IN automobile In that city
Saturday evening. and VAS sa badly
injured that sAa only lived d iss
hours.
The laaag Peoples M,ssaaaaasy
Society oi .bs NJ. \. Cha,c... S,uliA.
observed Week d Prayer" ,nge,h.
or with their regular social meeting.
last Saturday afternoon at the home
II Miss Esthef Jones. A very 10.
tsresting program was rendered. al
ter which a liberal offering VAS
made. lone Edwards. Secy.
Why d. you continue to suffer
from indigestion when you have a
sure remedy In your oxn town that
nssss ialss IL, ie e lt ~ ysssAtiy lhepst
iit7 VItaxone. nature own remedy.
cures diseases of the stomach quick.
w, and we sell il under a strict
mon-y.sbaek guarantee. -tlemoss
Pharmacy.
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-30

MINI Lncills Riainxs kAsss SAs
nssiay tw Spokxns. " AsAington. wi
t'hielxo ard II. Rsai. tsspssid NV
sssi seekn % NE gsest II ~ sss1
| Nn. Jans& \. DiIlsri.
| An. EInosa Mafsin and dauxhtsr
Milan Kansas, will rs 10 Paris ~
| ilnG III sisst ,se~k. Hher~ they VIII
spgBt shs WRITER ~ftsr Mr.. MassiAa
| daughter. Mrs Oscar knnDH.
FOE RENT ON sALi-fssns d
10 acres, q room house.. , miles cat,
Sell cheap Oh tszDs TO sait. Hafry
'ssrsin. 365 Wrss Had Ava. Sas
Yoyh CITY. N. Y. dec 7
Liable Page. Oh Texas. Mn. l4sebis
Foster. KsviA. John ani HAggard
Page. u Oklsi,oma IRE hsre astsRd.
ing the bedside ei their father. J
II. Page, who 10 seriously i'll.
Mr.. and Mp. Albert Myatt and
Mr.. and Mts. Willie Myas,. III The
Second District. lsit Monday Tor
youngstown. Ohio, whsre they will
reside.
Mrs. Oscar Kesnon and children,
oi PARA. spant SATURDAY and San-
day here ,he guests Vi Mrs. Ksenor
mother. Mrs. Elnora Martin, and
other relatives and trisnds.
Clinton Holt, wtro has been em-
ployed in East 81. Louie ios several
month";. came in Tuesday morning
TO spend several weeks here with
his parents, MIR. and Mfs. W. &.
Holt.
The Dickson Planning Mil Com
pany are erecting mill with whioh
they will complete their contract oil
three million tsnt STAKES Tor the
Government. When the plant Is
put into opefatioa II will employ
Abou, twenty men.
W. X. Russell. whose place oil
business was destroyed In the big
IRE last week. has termed partner
hip with J. r. Petty In tue grocery
md feed business on the soashside
ii the railroad.
J. NJ. Freeman will leave the lat
.sr part Of ths week Tor Sheffield |
Ala. where he has secured employ.
nent in carpenter gang on the |
Nitrate Plant at Mus.
10 Shoals.
Robert Martin. son of Mr.. and
1ss. i " = Msssiav 81 Fines. y. lhAs ssts
urned home from Red Oak. Iowa.
hs has been several months
on farm, lie will remAn |
i home this winter. but intends to
eturn to Iowa In the Spring ;
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-30

Is 3EEWF NfrF"FwTf'rrTi
~. aaA : - Csllias. II
Ar. and Mrs- "a MaseAisna. NH
u cl9A5s H0apsm an Msss<w Mat.
n whs1sm III Iysursnv4 ssskl wsr,
!. aaa0ns shose hosa Ihekspn w
hssSA 5uhn Mesas nl5eh. she irisl
sssos. ,Hing In NashsiSis MpDAsl
hight.
Nim Esix Tidxxsss No hss hSss
sh~ ea6sspas ~iAtiral altha SAnle*,
ruhlac sxhc0lI has se0a<f<a her r~s.
isaHsnn. 10 aeeeps i. pcsitian al
ssAsheT In sh~ cspsesslss HisA,
School, near MempAia. and leaves
satafisg tos that Blses. wA~rs shs
s1tefs apeaa her iasiss hnnaay tai-
lowing.
!, HI Page. tht local aresnt fcs
the STANDARD Qsl Ca. In dangerous
" III, Ths attending eAysScians
have NOT ialsy Determined biz troub.
le. bas il In sieughs hs IL suigaasg
froas d ruptarsd hseoa sessel oi the
brain At this writing be IL report.
ed saEDe hess@r. but 10 ssali In q very
serious rnndatioa.
The EhtkHon Marble Mosks III Nv.
ducius prices ca MI uaaamenss 1s
p~f cent. 10 enable Woodros Mslsssl
win the var. 30 xiYe us your ofxinr
and net b. 4 slaskss. We will save
you money, Come and eco oas
monuments No white ~ snow, We
have 40 commission asen,s, we give
this somwission 10 cur customers. --
j. A. Thomas. Manages.
Floyd. tho little son al Rev. aud
Mrs. ". y. lsom. Was seriously In. |
inred Monday nornins, when al
horse he was riding became fright. |
eaed .ad ran Away. throwing him. |
TIE little boy ieil on bis head. lie |
sas unconscious TOT sams time and
blood oexed irom bis care. The at. !
tending physician cannot. ~ yet,
tell exactly how seriously as 10 hurt.
but IL IL hoped that hs will aeon
recover.
The remains ot Iunias Sanford, |
aged 80 yesrs, who died q, the |
home Of bis sister. Mn. Berthe Nee,
ley, ia Nashville las, Friday. were
hroash, here Saturday morning for
intrrmrn,. Funeral service vas
conducted ~ the First Baptist |
Church by ,h~ pastor. Rev. w. W
Waodeock. after which his remains
we're laid to rect in Union cemetery.
He vas a son IL the late Mr., and
-IssAp~ sAsssA..tsA rast En- = saass.,ssssf
ysass were residrnts 81 this place.
and had many friends here who re.
greet 10 learn Of his death,
There IL much corn being sold In
tt'1efsdt TtnafS DAYS, ~ I'M TuaEfayi
We nnt,c~d nj one time that there
we're twelve two.hofs~ wagon loads
waiting TO unload on car. This
corn was bought by the Columbia
Produce Company at 500 per bar.
rel. Mr. feyton, the manager a,
,his place. iniosms lie that his Con
psny Is buying large quantities OF
earn Al Eva. Wsvrsiy. Mekwen,
White Biuf Kingston Springs and
Cenlreyiilr, and that on this one
iav they bough! al least 900 bar.
rsIs. =.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-30

Thsesxssssss &ssa' AstfsfS IT. tn
N, n. Church nj Sylvia viii give I
concert u, the church Saturday
night. December iwi. An admis.
sioa u 10 and IL cents will b.
charged.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-30

saasissias VI trais, peaaass md
popcorn.
A6ogt twenty upemb~ss wssv pFSer
eat. Missss Kate ccismsa and
kiirabeih Watson wsss tAs iasissd
xa~stA Reporter.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-11-30

ih+snh~d ami s"era - before as 18th ds NJ Npv 1917
Ios wssGA. Noessy PHkka.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-21
Dividends

limited States I-durtrial Alcohnl.-Rcvr-
lar quarterly dividend Of "a, Per cent on
the preferred stock, payable October 10 to
5tockhO.ders OF record october }.
Ecuitabls Trust.-Eequ'ar quarterly dyi-
deud Of per cent. payable September % 70
stockholders OF record September Il.
C,I,r,ki, Trrst DecrI,r orarferIv diyi-
deDJ 80 a., No cont rayabre Senterber %
to stockholders Of record September p.
Rrooklvn Trust.-RcguIar quarterly divi-
Jend Of { nor cent. pavable October / TO
stockholders Of record September II.
pL;I,g.I7bi, Corpsrv pogular quarterly
diyfIard Of l., uer cent on the common
tel r,y,l'a October 30 10 stock nolders Of
cod October and the regular seni-an-
uu.I dividend Of 3 per cent on the preferred
stock vayabIe Noycr. her 10 stockholders
Of record October
re, T,,,s,ing psgu,,r ouar,orrv dividend
- IA ,,,, mi ON the p-arsrrad s.o,J, nay
-, 'Olt,ho- 20 .tn,Lboigsrs of roc,rd
Septerlber %.
~, r., p..,.,.. .,...,r,,
simpson Creek Ioai.. hegu.ar pua iLl,
dividend OF - PER cent OF t"t P,S'e'Ie'
sIooN' , eay.Dly - -
IecoI" 0ep'e'"o'' IL
Standard Oil Cloth.-Regulnr quarterly
dividends Of ia per cent on class ana
81 preferred stocks, and J per cent on the
common stock, all payaple OcJoDer 10 5lOcN-
holders OF RECORD SeP'eH'oe' To-
Tonopah NininG.-Regular quarterly diyi-
dend Of Is certs. payable October 20 TO
stockholders Of record September 20.
Creamery Package-Regular quarterly
dividands of ~ per cent on the preferred
and on the common stocks. payable October
no 10 stockholders OF record October I.
General PetroIsum.-Initial quarterly diyi-
- 60 -u a w., o., tho rnp, mon stock
nsyabIa Octoher
Hmm Motor Car-ReVular quarterly diyi-
dend of 8, per cent on the preferred stock
payabIa October / 20 stockholders OF record
September -.
Utah Apex Mining.-Dividend OF % cents
ana cepltaI dbt'lDu'lGu 'l - 'eu's, p" -.
Octoosr 10 10 su"cAhoIue'' u Ie0o'' wv
Der :.
Air Reducton.-Qu quarterly DIVIDEND OF l
per cent on me common stoch; pay 1oIS OcJS5-
Der 10 20 atoeNholders OF record september 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-21
Commodities ~

24h az Csc; white, average run, 24itM
25c; twins, held, specials, 2iHm 25Hc;
Wisconsin, whole milk, fancy, twins,
white. fresh, 2As &c; colored, 24ss
n25hc; held, 2ihm25hc; single
DAISIES, fresh, 26d254c: double dali
sizes. goa 26i4c; Young Americas. 26%
are; state, skins. twins and fats,
held, specials, lJM2Oc; flats, fresh, spe-
Gals, 1914 l9hc; twins and cheddars.
fre9h, specials, lSm l9iac; fats, prime
TO choice, ia l7hc; twins and chcd-
dars, prime 10 choice, l7Hl7lRc; fair
to good, l2@ l6hc; lower grades, ,
ml2c.
Eggs.-Receipts, 1861 cases. Fresh
gathered, extras. per dozen, asa i7c:
extra irsts, 43MiJc; firsts. 4OH i2c;
seconds, 3sm39c; thirds and poorer. %
m5fc; fresh gathered dirties, No |.
500 SIC; NO 2 and poorer, 32M35hc:
lfesh gathered checks, good TO choice.
dry, 33d 34c; under grades, 2Sm SIC;
refrigerator special marks, fancy. stor-
age and insurance paid. 40c: frsts
storage and insurance paid, 3Shm
J'1lc; seconds, storage and insurance
paid, 3703Sc; lower grades, storage
and insurance paid. 32m 36lsc; refrig-
orator, state whites, 4ln43c; state,
pennsylvania and nearby Western hen
merry whites, fine to fancy, $50 soc
ordinary to good, 45n57c; gathered
white, good to fine. 43G5Sc; Western
and Southern, gathered whites. 42n
iSc; state, Pennsylvania and nearby
hennery browns, asa soc; gathered
brown and mixed colors, 42H47c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-21
Flax Spinners Fear
Loss of Russian Crop
German Advance on Riga DIS
trict Cause Of Apprehension

The fax trade Of the world is vitality
interested in the German occupation OF
Riga. which has brought the enemy
into close touch with the most i'm
portant centres. such ~ Livonia and
PskofT, for the growing Of white hax'
which is the quality used by the ma
jorty Of the Scotch splnners.
According to London adyices, the et-
fects Of the German advance on the
importation OF fax for British CON
sumption will not be felt Immediately,
but there il reason 20 fear that the
crop in the Riga district now ready Tor
harvesting will fall into the hands OF
the enemy unless the Russians, in their
retreat. succeed in destroying it. The
flax trade Of England has for con-
siderable time been entirely under
government control, and at present
supplies are at satisfactory level.
Latest adyices from the Riga district
were 20 the effect that the crop pros
poets were very favorable. Germany in
normal times imported about 10000 tone
of flax from Russia, and ut the present
moment she is greatly in need OF haX
for military purposes.
Whatever happens in regard TO the
supplies for next year, the require
ments Of the British government, 1t Is
said. will first be met from available
stocks. Practically the whole Of the
fax industry in Scotland is used for
government, but in Belfast and other
Irish centres Of manufacture govern
ment contracts employ not more than
40 or 50 per cent of the industry. In
tho event of n shortage Of raw ma
terial Ireland would suffer most.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-21
French Financiers
Discuss Form of
Next National Loan

A Paris correspondent of "The Lon
den Daily Telegraph" writes that every
fnancicr in France is asking what will
be the form Of issue of the next French
national loan, and the question is also
becoming a topic of conversation with
the investing public "The talk of lottery
loans in Great Britain he says, ZEN
hances the actually of the subject. A
well known financial writer mere re-
marks that great art is required in
the mode Of presenting loan
to make it popular Financial opin-
ion is divided. Some will not hear
of another per cent loan when
the nation has already saddled itself
with a debt of $40, 100000 lent to the
state in genuine money in the two .
per cent war loans. No perpetual 3 per
cent loan would be practical, for ~
would be costly TO the Treasury, and
would increase the nominal capital OF
the public debt by 40 per cent. A re-
doemablc 3 per cent loan has never
been understood by the public, notwith-
standing its advantages OF repayment.
Some advocate per cent loan, which
would be attractive; or a . per cent
lean with lottery drawings, which would
appeal 20 a large class Of small IN
vestors. For these there Is nothing so
spicy a. q lottery loan, coupled with
fair interest. Capitalists prefer high
interest to the lottery wheel.
"A great financier said lately: The
best loan is the one which brings the
most money and costs the least TO issue.
To make a loan nationally successful IN
France you must meet the requirements
Ct the capitalist and also make your
loans popular with the small saver
Here is a suggestion from a highly
competent financial source. Call your
loan a national premium loan-that u.s.,
a loan with naturalization 20 every
subscriber in the shape Of bonus Of
one years surplus interest, or Of even
two wears II the state should modify
the contract before a certain date.
This mode of issue would be entlcing,
and the traditional Ysr loan rate OF IN
terest would be retained"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-21
Ind Is
Cotton

Nervous and irregular early huctua-
tons were followed by renewed ac-
tivity and excitement in the cotton
market yesterday. with n further Dig
advance IN prices. December contracts
sold up from 2ll0 to 22.12, making n
gain Of 50 points from Wednesdays
closing figure and recovery oil no
less than 2i1 cents per pound from the
low level of last week. The closing
price was 2205. Other deliveries
closed 46 TO 80 points higher
There appeared to be no one par
ticular feature in the news that &C
counted for the continuation OF the
active buying movement. There was a a
tendency TO scale down estimates oil
the crop. however. While exports Tor
the day were larger, IL seemed that
early offerings had been partly alb
sorbed By trade buying. and the ad,
vance late in The day was accompanied
by reports that Southern mills were
buying spots in the Eastern belt.
At times during the earlier trading
the market was rcactionary, with re-
ports of an easier spot basis and freer
offerings in the Southwest. OCTOBER
was relatively strong from the start
its strength being attributed largely to
the difficulty Of replacing local stocks.
Wall Street and Western interests
were active buyers late in the after
noon. and there was also active cover
ing by some of the larger shorts VINO
had overstayed their market. -o
Exports for the day were 3S'b5o
bales. making 54g,991 80 far this sea
son, against GSS,334 last year. South
ern spot markets, as officially reported
were unchanged to so points higher
with Southwestern markets relatively
firm. Houston reported sales of T,22S
bales. at an advance of 66 points to
% 90 for riddling.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-21
rlonr and Menl.-Qnotations we're:
Produce Markets-Current

Rutter.-Receipts 1850 packages
Creamery. higher than extras, per ID
I4Gl5lsc; extras l92 score ,, 44A
i4isc: frsts lSS TO 81 score), 43Ca 4Ac;
seconds lS3 to 81 score), ilHiZ l2c'
thirds, 400 4Oiac; creamery, uhsalted'
higher than extras, asa i612c; extras
Asa 45l4c; irsts, 43i5@4il2c; seconds
41l1 a 43c; state, dairy. tubs, hnest'
4Si5 "a 44c; good to prime, 4l17a sc;
common to fair, 3SG 4lc; renovated
extras, 42lz a 43c; frsts, Al IA We; low
or grades. 3SH4Oc; imitation creamery
frgts. 39i4 n4oc; ladies, current MAKE
frsts. 3SH soc; seconds, STAG; lower
grades. SEA 39c; packing stock, current
make. No /. 37m 3Sc; No ?, SIC; lower
Checse.-Receipts, 1880 boxes. State,
whole milk. fats. fresh, colored, spe-
Gals. ID. 26Lc; white, specials, 25lc;
colored, average run. 23a 25i2c; white,
average run, 254 2jisc; prime 70
choice. 24o24l2c; lower grades, ls4
23i5c; held. specials, 25i20 26c; twins,
fresh. colored. specials. 25isc; white,
specials. 25Ac; colored, average run,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-09-21
News Digest
Foreign


Money Firmer in London.-LONDON,
Sept 20. Money was in increased de-
mand and discount rates were firm to-
day.
The stock market developed more
cheerful tendency with hardening
prices IT, Rlt-edgcd securities, home
rails and Argentine and Russian issues
on light buying. Mining, rubber and
oil shares continued the firmest, but
dealings otherwise did not expand.
Paris Bourse.-PARIS, Sept. 90
Trading was quiet on the Bourse to-
day. Three per cent rentes, 81 francs
, confines for cash. Exchange on
London. p francs 10 centimes. Five
per cent loan, IS francs - centimes.