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COLLECT PRECIOUS METALS
Women of Methodist Churches Gather
Gold and silver for Huge
Relief Fund.

WASHINGTON, July l9.-The collec-
ton and sale OF old gold and silver
for a fund to be used in relief v ork
is carried on BY women Of the Foreign
Missionary Society OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church. Middlctown. Conn
Jewelry that has been put away a.
useless is donated to this society. The
collection Is then taken to reliable
jeweler. who gives the value IL cash
|''Sone OF the money so raised Will
be used for development OF the orphan
age recently purchased by this Genomi-
nation in GrenoblA, France" said Miss
Margaret Crawford, of Middlntown
Conn. Our plan for raising funds
has met with very good results
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COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK. July is.Remewed talk o.
,rIce liking unsettled sentiment in the cot
len market today. and led To sharp break
in urices. although there Wa no change in
the crop news. 'rhe general list closed ir-
OCULAR al net decline OF ,. to ~ points.
rhere was a renewal Of Yesterday huyins
r,oy.ment at the start, owing 10 the CON:
,,nned good war news, and the failure o!
he weather map to show any rain in the
Southwest Reports that various banking
and trade interests were in Washington al,
coating price fixing for raw cotton, and
That Senators from wheat state w.re
rioysmtut however and evidently led to
iinuidation. The technical position OF the
arket had probably weakened to some eN-
t.nt on recent advances ard selling was ac-
IN, for time. Enormous stop orders were
uncovered on the break. oTeringsN then
tsped off with the market comparatively
Gu!et later. The continued favorable char
srtsr OF the war news and the outlook for
Continued dry weather In Texas helped 10
steady prices during the afternoon. but raj
jiSs we're not fully maintained. and tile tone
,yas still unsettled. Closing prices We're
ONE 10 to Is points up from the lowest.
some attention was attracted by the state
mcnt OF the FRENCH Minister OF Marine that
the allies sinking L boats faster than
they could he built. hut the market seemed
r. he chiefly occupied with the price fixing
AK and the crop news.
fttf II
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WANT GOOD EATS
1ndinu Farm Workers Dcmnnd Mig
Dinners, Despite Food
RecuInfions

COLUMBUS, IND, July lo.-Because
thrashcrmen in Bartholomew County
refused TO vary from food administra-
ton orders pro" biting harvesting
meals. a labor crisis in the harvest
fields was threatened here until John
NJ. Thompson. county food admnistra :
tor prevailed upon Harry Barnard.
State administrator. 10 modify his
edict The harvest dinners OF this
year are. however, small and some
what uninv!ting TO thrashcrmen. who
have been accustomed 10 bountsrul
meals in former years.
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DRY WEATHER IN TEXAS 80.
DAMAGES COTTON CROP
London Cables Report Prospects for
Improvement In Facilities
for Shlppinr.
tRv Associated Press

Thy Associa ted Pressl -,
NEW YORK, July i9.-Euying On
less favorable crop advices was stimu-iA
lated by the favorable war news OF
Thursday, with October contracts SELL
ing up to ISIS or more than cents ;.
per pound above the low level OF July
8: and more than cent a pound above
the closing prices of last week. At
this level, however. there was consid-
cradle realizing. and sentiment was
unsettled by renewed talk OF price IN
ing. which caused reactions. $50
Most complaints OF deterioration in
crop prospects have come from tho
Southwest. There was a deficiency OF
subsoil moisture in Texas at the open-a
drought III Central and Western sections
of the state has caused consdera6tee
anxiety For the first time since early
n NAY tHe Weekly a re h.n OF thea
only regarding conditions in Texas. but
concerning the more general progress
of the crop. and the advance of the past,
few days has doubtless reflected sonte'
progress in discounting reduced CROP.
indication at the end Of the monh,a..
Mid-month condition figures have not,s,
shown any severe falling Off one OF =
the reports published early I'm the week. -
placine the condition at s3.5. compared
with S4.f two weeks previously. Thisay7
report. however. referred to conditions.&
on July Q, and 1t was the belief that,
caused more rapid decline In Texas
prospects ~. 40
There may also have been some buy
ing on talk OF a better outlook for eN-39
ports. London CABLES received during
the week said there was feelingi.S
there that prospects for increased. eot-ss
ton shipping facilities were improvius.~, !.
and the statement that German sub
marines were being destroyed mote
rapidly than they could be built was
considered an encouragement in tfrfsst.
direction. So
Trade interests wee among the buy..si
ers on the advance. ;tnd while the dis.s>
cussion OF measures for financing and,t9
warehousinE the new crop was SUPP
posed to reflect the probability OF an,
excess yield. very little hedge sellingi
was reported. -
Local spot brokers reported very rit-'t
tie demand from domestic spinrers to- :.
ward the end of the week, however,. q
and the basis or carly nav crop ship.
ment was said to be slightly easier. -.
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BUILDING PERMITS.


The following permits were issued
yesterday by the Building Inspector $
office:
John T.. Ballard, to repair frame
dwelling at II West Charity street, to
cost s346.
William Walker, TO repair brick ga
rage at North Belvidcre Street. to
cost sl39.
Presbyterian Committee of Publica :
ton. TO repair brick store west side Of
Sixth Street. near Main. to cost s2.500.
NJ. II. Chalkley. to repair frame shed
on south side Seventh Street. between
James River and Southern Railway, to
cost 5000.
n. 5. Winston, TO repair frame dwell
ing. west Side Ma tn street between
Forest H!ll Avenue and West street,
to cost 5000.
c. w. Saunders. to erect four brick
garages north eide Grove Avenue.
between Robinson and Mulberry
Streets. to cost $1,000.
j. S. Smith. TO erect two frame sheds
at oo0o4 West Cary street. t. cost
$40.
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NEW TDKk. july ...-BradstrcctS To-
morrow will sag: Government n-..'is and war
work Gom!nat. and Industry, despite rather
more unsettiein-n; In labor lines * stu AT
u very hwift pace. Wholesale and juboins
trade at primary ccntcrs reflects some sea :
soTal slowing down. and is quiet in coinpari-
with the speed In Industry. but in the
larger markets OF the West South. North
west and Pacific coast The reports are that
trade Is large and demand eager for an
ordinary dyil period
Retail trade. Notwithstanding good mum
Der of mid su:nne! sales !. qu.etcr than
for some weeks past. but even at that loses
nothing in comparison with the volume OF
business doing ~ this date in other quarters.
Weekly bank clsar!ugs. 6.,75 $4,000.
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HENRICO TRANSFERS.

Bruce Bowe ct ux and K. S. Boze ct
uX. TO n. B. Beal, 3o35 acres land on
the south side of the New Market ROAD
adjoining Curle's Neck Farm. July /,
1915. tax s., $40.
r. s EoZe ct uH. 10 II. b. Bcal, ir-
regular tract land being all of the land
between -Four Mile Creek and Baileys
Run. south OF 1885 acres tract ad-
joining Curle's Neck Farm. July !,
1915: tax 80 cents, $40.
Mamie J. BosChen ct vir TO Paulina
DeEen. lot IL, section 4. plan of the
property OF West View Land and Inn
provement Company. July 10. 1918; tax
ST. $40.
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was stimulated. not only by the more ia
NoEHDlr weather conditions. but also by re-
ports from Texas OF much easier spot
basis. \ :catEr- OF tn. session WAS the
rJiiur from several different sources that
banking interests were trying 10 induce the
spNrruincut 10 Tx price cotton
points 1p, but this small advance did not
last long Moderately heavy selling soon
Developed and prices sagged Pressure grad :
Eb u.s. !acreHs"d un;i! aoou, the middle OF
tnc day. when the trading months were IS
if - POINTS under Tho last prices of yester
ua& Room traders who we're early sellers
Luu+t l.Oiit- toward the close. causing n
small recovery Last prices showed net
i.r-NH f1r The day OF 70 20 % points. Spot
4g4-t and unchanged M!ddl.ng, "9.,5.
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Girl Cut. or rrc,,.,.

DAYTON. OREG.. July ls.--Juanita,
Deweu. eleven, cut off her beuutifur
chestnut curls to help win the war.
She then notified an officer Of the Ma
tional Security League that she wished
the hair to be solo in Portland. Greg. j
and that the money be used in bIN.
Ing war-savinGs stamps. Gertr1tis
Atherton. the author. made the ErSt-
bid on TIE tresses at SIS. The ch.Id,st
explanatory letter is to be sold aloBgl
with the hair TO the highest bidder.n,
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters were issued by :he State
Corporation Commission yesterday as
follows:
G. ]. Stricken & Co. Inc. Shenan-
doah. Capital stock, $4,000. Purposes
mercantile business. K. Is. Pace. pres-
lent; r. 7. Jackson, secretary-both OF
Shenandoah.
Foreign charters domesticated TO do
business in Virginia.:
+. w. Mark Construction Co. Inc
Alth'o,a corporation. Capital stock.
$4,000 Goodriot Hatto.:, statutory
ago,t. Portsmouth.
Wise Brothers. nc. a Maryland cor
nora'ion Capital stock. $500. 600.
Edward c. Miller, Statutory agent,
HarriSonburE
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were
issued yesterday by the clerk of the
Hastings Court:
John Marshall Baker and Ethel An
dcrson. city.
Clarence \. Buchanan and Pearl
Bowers Hundley. city.
John Henry Paulus and Alvina Agnes
Fritzsche. city.
Ernest Jefferson Ashby and Florence
Corlce Hooker. city
Charles Henry Dawson. Vancouver.
Il. G.. and Janet Mildred Rafuss. Wa
tcrviilc, Canada
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ALMANAC
f,,l,. On
Cat Raises Rats.

HUNTINGTON. w. VA, July ia
wise old mother cat is raising three
baby rats with her kittens here. The
rats and kittens play together, and
whenever the rats GO astray they are
brought back by ;he mother cat. The
belief is that the mother cat is pre-
pairing for the II. G.. OF !.
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uENRICo TRUST DEEDS.

IT. y. Beal to Stuart Bowe: trustee,
3o35 acres land on the south side OF the
New Market Road. adjoining Curle $
Neck Farm: also Irregular tract lana
son,, NJ the above 3035 acres tract
being all the land between Four Mile
creek and Bailey's Run. July i, l9lS;
s3.lS0. =, ,,,,
S Hart Powell 10 John NJ. i'urce,i
,,mstce. lots :. 6. Z, S. o and 10. Will
,iams block. plan OF bradford Heights
July ., 1918: $3.50.
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HENRICo RELEASE DEEDS.

Virginia Trust Company. trustee. to
Mamie J. Boschen. 100X20o feet. being
lot Il, plan Of section +. OF the prop
erty OF tho West View Land and linz
wovcment Company. July IS. 1918.
$3.50.
W. p. CHM. trustee. to John Coltart.
100 acres land on the eastern side of
Pounccy's tract road in the upper part
OF Henrico County. June -. 1918. S31S.
r. X. Morrison and John w. Bates.
trustees. TO Emily Gordon Friend. 10. o
acres land on the west line OF Staples's
Mill Road. about miles north OF Rich
mond. June u. 1918, $i.11O.
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crowdcr Calls OUT a,4oo More.

WASHINGTON. July 19.-Provost-
Marshal-Genera! Crowder day issued
an additional call for 3,4oo men. allotted
arlcnS twelve States. The mel are 10
be grammar school graduates and quail
fed for general military service They
Will entrain between August l and Is.
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cu1f,,Go LIVE ST0CK MARKEr.

.CHTcAGO; July l9MoIHogs; Rseeipts, l6.-
yssisrday's average bulk OF sales 1880
also light, ls.2oMiS.60: ro"gh. 1850
17.l5; pigs. 1000 $50,
steady: best here. 1910: distiTlers'. 1900:
others dull and unevenly lower. including
bur cher stock; calves strong.
sheep: Receipts. 5000; sheep steady;
la mbs mo3tly Is cents lower than high time
YcaierduY: no prime lambs here.
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French rni,or. as Bost,.

PARIS. July 1o.-The Master Tn,!ors'
Association of Paris has passed i res
olution asking its members 70 open
their homes to American officers and
soldiers of New York whose families
belong to the profession.
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NEN YOKK LIVE SrOCK MARKET,

NEW YORK. July l9-Becves irregular:
steers. 9l3q l'lj; bulls. SOoa 100; COWS 5.e5
calves steady: veals. 15.CO@ls.Oo; culls 100
Qlli.IO: skim milk calves lGo0l:.oo: grass
ers. so q 1000.
Sheep and lambs: sheep steady; lambs
lower: sheep 1000 1900: culls. 1,o)ISoo;
wethcrs II COG 1875; lambs. l7.60 q 1866; culls,
i2.5lWliOU.
HncS. No trading
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On HI. Way to United states.

Foy NSSoCInted Frsss. :,
A CUBAN PORT, July 1o.-Brigadier-
General Jose Marti. Cuban Secretary OF
War, has departed for the United
States.
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Amendment, to Bylaw. Defeated

rlentS 70 the New York cotton Exchange
by laws affecting the rates OF commission
vel defeated by a vote OF the members
to-day Tho present !atc Of 81 FOR buying
and selling 10 bales. which now applies 10
nonr..ernbers Will stand.
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ny q. - currIe * COD
L. : Food administrator iicense No. @ 1891.
Richmond Va. July le 1915.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

NI-W YORK;. July Is.-RaW sugar steady
centrifugal 6oji. line graduated, $50. But
ter arm, cheese steady: coffee spot. quiet
Rio -, SIS. Santos is ll.30S.
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CHICAGO, July ls.-Fresh snecesSes OF the
entente allies led to big new breaks to day
in the corn market. Prices closed unsettled
rs 10 6%sc net lower, With AUGUST; io2iI @
!sheA T>c to IS.c To lac down, and provisions
JI Il --ide to cents
leading futures ranged as follows:
4
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barrels; shipments. 2!c barrels: stocks 10
13S barrels.
quote. Is D L. and r. as. c.. goo; H
e35: l.. li.io: *. 1870. 81, 100 y. ". G and
". W. II 90.
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Local Temperature Yesterday.

IL noon temperature .............
p. NJ. temperatures. .............
+. NJ. temperature. ...........
Maximum temperature to s +. NJ.
Minimum temperature to 8 L. NJ.
Mean temperature yesterday. ....
Normal temperature for this date.
Deficiency yesterday ............
Deficiency since March l..........
Deficiency since January .......,
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NEW ORLEANS. July blower prices
PREVAILED in the cotton market to-day as
The result of good rains large part
81 the belt outside OF Texas and Oklahoma
Selling set in soon after the opening. and
the market went into the most decided re-
action OF tho week. War news again at
tracted much attention. and aroused favor
ahls comment. but Its chief market effect
was to keep the tone steady. Short selling
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK, July 1s.-cotton goods showed
signs OF an easing OF the tension arisini
from doubts concerning the effect OF price
liking. Cloth markets were more active
Mills continued to hold quotations hrm.
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NEW YORK. July l9.-Port movement
Middlng. $3.50 bales: stock. l2a.o57 bales; not
receipts. l.s42 bales; exports. 6.ss6 bales:
( Total to-day at all ports-Net receipts.
lTSD bales; exports. 1851 bales: stock. lob
Total for week at all -ports-Net receipts,
q, asJ bales; exports. 1888 bales
Total for sc;,son-Receipts G?6i4e0 bales:
exports. 4lo9073 bales.
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tBy Associated Press
LONDON July lo.-Herbert c. Hoover
American food controller. arrived to-
day at a port from America.
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SCHEDULE OF FOOD PRICES
Food ADMINISTRATION Advises What II
CUns LrrS Fair and REASON
able Charge.

Th" prices below considered by the
Local Food Administration TO he ta!r ana
reasonable They are issued by DE- l.. Eaton
local director OF markets and transporth-
ton and apply TO the Richmond market
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You ;nny phone your Sunday wnnt
AID copy II II In more convenient for
you to do NO.
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The Weather
(Furnl,hed by q. S. Weather BureauJ
Federal Summer Time UsedJ
Forecast, Yirgini;,

I'Orccasti Virginia.
Fair north, partly
cloudy south portion
Saturday, warmer In
terror; Sunday fair,
warmer.
North Carolina
Local showers Sntur-
day, warmer interior;
sunday probably fnir.
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bring your sunday Want td copy
enrly to-dnyJ IL insures correct cln,si-
ncntion.
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Temperature. 80: humidity. SO. wind
direction, northeast: wind. velocity, 5
miles; weather, cloudy.
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Advertise your needs in Timcs-Dia-
patch Want Ads and somebody will
quickly NIL them. Nan,'
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NAVAL, STORES,

SAVANNAH, July lS.-Turpentine. moth
ing doing co: receipts. 1853 barrels: ship
mcnts. 2i1 barrels. stocks. 1880 barrels.
Rosin firm; sales. 9G6 barrels: receipts. ST.
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Martha Johnson. Is feet 3 1-2 inches by
l22 feet, known as sos North Fifth
Street July IL. 1918. s42i.
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
Stock.
Sales.

$500 Allis-Ckalmcrs .........
Allis-Chalmers. pfd. -.
1900 ALASKA Gold ......... :.
500 Amer. Beet Sugar, com.
3.i00 American Can
American Can. pfd.
l,Soo Amer. Car and Fdry. -.
900 American Cotton OIL.
500 Amer. Hide and Lea. pr
100 American Linseed OIL.
1900 American Locomotive
Amer. Loco. pfI.
$500 American Smelling $3.50.
300 American Steel Fdries.
500 American Sugar
900 Amer. Tel and Tel Co. 4.
Amer. Tobacco, Com. :.
Amer. Tobacco, pfd. -.
200 Am. Writing Paper, pfd.
500 American Zinc
1900 anaconda Copper ......
iyo AtchiSon
Atlantic Coast Line. 80.
y. &. l.. of CT. Balto)
100 Baltimore and Ohio. -. {.
$4,000 Bethlehem Steel, com. E.
200 Bethlehem Steel. SO pfd
2i.Sn0 Baldwin Locomotive -.
200 Euttc Copper and Zinc.
l.o9p Central Leather. com :.
900 Canadian Pacific ......
California Petroleum e.
500 Chesapeake and Ohio. &.
100 Chicago Great Western.
200 Chi. Great West, pfd
l,i2O Chi. Mil. and ST. Paul. :.
100 Chi. X. l. and Pac.
100 Chi. X. |. and T.. go pfd
200 Chi. y. Il. and f., 10 pfd
1000 Crucible Steel Cor. com.
crucible steel. pfd.
1900 Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado and Southern. {.
1900 Corn Products. com. -.
$500 D!still.rs ..............
coo Dome Mines ...........
.vu ERIE .......
800 Erie. LIST pfd. ...........
Loo General Motors .......
80" General Electric .......
500 Goodrich, com. ......
500 Great Northern. pfd.
LOO Great North. Ore CTS. =.
$500 !us. Copper ............
700 Cons. com. =.
lntcrboToc Cons, pfd. -.
ECO Int, Mcr. Mar. com. 49,.
100 Int. M"r. Mar, pfd. =. Z.
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Rainfall last twenty-four hours.
Excess since March l.......... 2
Excess since January l........... 4
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WORD FROM THE FRONT
SURPRISES STOCK MAKET
Capture OF Scissors Exercises Re-
straining Influence on the
Trading.
BELIEVED CRISIS is NOW HERE
Next Issue OF Bonds Will BE Known
as Victory Loan, Is Opinion AG-
vanced by Exchange Operators in
Wall Street.
BY HRoADEN WALL.

NEW YORK, july lo-capturc OF scissors
"f iE yaS. nnnbSrs o. prisoner. had MOI ?e
But ha Tsr eJs .r nS t1ea "
,n'f e%pecta,!on. The news seems too good
.Teised a restraining influence over opera
,n.n. holding down pr.Y.s II, ey"ry lesiu-
p.rts and students of history the capture
OF The city at this tim" mnrks the cri-i,
bur tho allies are IN the position 81 Tho
;sr .n, who h. toiled f9r months break
4 aast sscs hem tipemins ready Tor III"
The Hun has begun III iaS, retreat, The
ahyad The nest ,sqe Of bond. ~ tie
United States win be Nirtory BONDS
NEWS FROM THE FRONT
Will. CAUSE CELEBRATION
Liberty bonds should bound 10 new high
levels on this meNs. City Of paris -. which
..av. becn he one best Investment Bargains
Torrow The .whoie sioc" market in Wall
issues nat may ie.d tic c.ietration. fdr
20 man arc se.i'ng far r , ,r"e yaiues
In 'me NJ WV oe 'it 81 I"' Srt',.t,,
&C. freatr., impu$e from th.s news are n"
that cater to psac" business more than to
J. I; entirely poss!blc that the wAr may
ahii.iE /. ~ great that investors will no,
Heavy. rron, -tahinE was naturally 10 be
'SIeftci to-day after the violent ndE1rc.
of yesterday. During he hour, Of trading
Inc news Was good but nothing OF sp"c-
'acular Importance wa made known. Tn.
result was that heavy prna,-tLk!n- charac-
't'izei the session and that fcw DARING
Operators went short - the market. rho
MARKET therefore. IN strong technical
position at he close and was due g: sharp
-ecor.ry on technical grounds only. Cap
,qse ~ Scissors ".lI. therefore have dou-
o." effect
TouACCos PROVE BIG
!EAruR. N TRAD!NG
Of specific stock movements those Ia ~"
'cDsrUo :ssGe~ attracted most at,"utiOD he-
,.alse ihsy with TODD me Et9Hi-i"H mt b'Si
NE " sv,an stacks about Io.u' c-t D. 4ns
? ;nin"au'e ~ 'hcsr advances - thH, ;hev
J" "ccu'nu.* ton ~ Fs7rIi ~ rre+t @afn-
!nEs and dividend "NreD tat!oas- Directors
Of 'hv United CIGAR stores VIII meet rot
dividend Is oxpectcd j; IS known thai inau-
.n;!al .Htero-tS .re IN taNo! oi a sH.nli !u-
rrsa,t o: the REGULAR cash paymcnt
f,E.e ~ Na'crt ~! f-ENti!RE * i,f ,NIiA.
- -Er ron'ractt 70 bc signed and o: INC
Giy:dfnGs to be paid rhe whole situation
mems made hy The roads IN tho tnree-se4-
ier!"d which 10 tho basis Of rental calvu!a-
I.ons
ta-er money Is now admitted b. most
Wal Stce-t authuyiiics 20 30 d cer's!u'y -
the Etar future FrdCrya!ly al %! tn@m
admit inst ne crls.. hti hecn PASSED '.H't
that the worst hay fear i N'tc NOR" ~
the p!eaent Gd;c
NEW YORK July l,-Mercan,He paper
four month . s!N month. d. stealing -.Rry
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-20
RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
MhnIrsNlr lllOtntions on Exchange.
EHlIr AND VEGETABLE MARKET.
" Wholesale Quotnt.ons

| s FOOD A1mini.;ration license so c o.ss7
Richmond. Va, July Is 1918.
Oranges California loa.................. 30
Lemons 200 10 box 5 30
Lemons. 30 u OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~
Apples
Early Harvest, barre, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s 90
t.a-ly TRANSPARENT. barrel................ 8 30
!-a-!y bu.chase. barrel ........-....... $50
Early Red stripe. be-. r-l..,............... &"
Peaches.
C,.org!t B.W Graf. Recommendations. 500
Caginans, crate Observation-Disclosures. ? SO