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The sun., 1918-07-18
BONDS.


The city Of Paterson is preparing for
a bond issue totalling $240. 900, covering
$4,000 for permanent street improve
ments. $4,000 for repairs to schools,
1000 for an isolation hospital and
SIS, 900 for the reclamation of the old
Sandy Hin cemetery as a site for a new
high school. The issue will probably
be floated in September or October.
The sun., 1918-07-18
Liverpool Cotton Market.

LIVERPOOL, July 17.-Cotton--Spot
auiet, prices unchanged; American mid
ding fair 23.35d good middling 22,67
,riddling 22.04; low middling 2l,Sl
good ordinary 2o5o; ordinary 1929
sales 1000 bales. including 200 Amer!'
lean. Receipts 800. all American. Flu
lures closed steady.
The sun., 1918-07-18
June 2ith. 1918.
SUPERIOR STEEL CORPORATION

Al the regular meeting Of the Directors
OF the Superior steel Cooperation n quar-
terly dividend OF Pei was declared on tho
second preferred stock. payable August
18th 1878. TO stockholders OF record Au-
gust LIST. 1918.
e. II FORSTER. Secretary.
The sun., 1918-07-18
buys Boston Edison Bonds.

A syndicate OF bankers headed by Lee,
Higginson & Co. has purchased $4,000
900 Edison Electric Company OF Boston
7 per cent. bonds maturing In 1922.
The sun., 1918-07-18
Pennsylvania Crude OIL Market.

on CITY. July 17.--Credit balances
81. Runs 52,3s5 barrels average. 49,
800. Shipment, 45,2+5; average, 5l,463.
The sun., 1918-07-18
Gulf Coast Recommendations.

Recommends tons for the Gulf Coast
and the Northern Louisiana Division
were as follows:
THAT the large purchasing companies
in the Gulf Coast territory be requested
10 establish a posted price for crude oil
Of $3.50 a barrel. and continue to pay
said price until November /, 1918 and
that maximum premium be established
above the posted price OF 10 cents
barrel. with the strict understanding
hat in no district in which premiums
are being paid of less than 10 cents
barrel will the Oil Administration per-
NIT the paying OF a higher premium
than is now In effect.
That a differential Of 25 cents a bar
rel be established between the Gulf
Coast oil and northern louisiana heavy
oil below "a degrees gravity. and that a
premium OF 10 cents barrel be per-
mitted on this grade of oil; that on light
crude oil premium OF IS cents a bar
rel he permitted, with the strict under
standing that in no case where premiums
Of less than 10 cents and % cents a bar
rel respectively have been paid will the
on Administration permit the paying OF
higher premiums than are now in effect"
The committee also recommended that
no oil buyer be permitted to take away
from any other buyer such runs OF oil
rs lNe latter mas Deen Receiving WltnOut
rrst securing the consent OF the OIL Ad-
ninistration to the transfer, This does
not apply, Mr.. Bedford explained, to pro-
duction owned or produced by purchas-
ing companies.
The committee explained that It's rec
concentrations are not to AFFECT existing
contracts except those contracts which
have been recently made and which Mr.
Eequa feels are contrary to the policy
outlined in his letter OF May II last
Pa,tes to such contracts may be re-
quested TO rescind them.
The committee stipulated that it's plar
as soon as 1t is approved by Mr.. Requa
be enforced until November !, and there
after for such a period as may be de-
term!ned by the petroleum war service
committee and approved by the OIL Ad'
ministrator
The sun., 1918-07-18
CINCmr1ELD COAL CORPORATION.

NUW Nrk, JWIV II, IFlN-
quarterly dividend OF ~. &c on tn.
common stock ~ this COMPANY has been
declared payable August /. 1915. 30 stock
holders OF record at close Of business
july 90. lyis
: |. STEWART Secretary
The sun., 1918-07-18

CHICAGO. July l7-No special feature
to local market, Carbide steady, 17"s
Title and Trust sold l65 and Ship 12S
No business in bonds. summary
The sun., 1918-07-18
OUT OF TOWN MARKET rs
BOSTON.

BosToN, July 17.--Copper shares con-
;inued firm. with trading dull. Moderate
declines recorded in miscellaneous shares
Summary:
The sun., 1918-07-18
BOSTON CURB CLOSING
MONTREAL CLOSING.

Bid Ask BID Ask.
Can Car .... 3i& 3is Dome Iron, 30 81
can Car pf SiL sii2 Steel OF Can 64i4 Go
The sun., 1918-07-18
CLINCHFIELD COAL CoRPORArIo,

New York. July 49, 1918.
regular quarterly dividend of IA co on
the preferr~d cumulative capital stock OF
this company has been declared payable
August !, 1918. to stockholders OF record
at close OF business July 20. 1918
!. l.. STEWART Secretary.
The sun., 1918-07-18
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, July 17.-Nothing of l
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, July l7.-Local securi-
ties moved within narrow limits, with
trading restricted. Summary.
The sun., 1918-07-18
PITTSBURG.
CHICAGO.

BONDS.
500 Lib is 1912 ....... ~ 81 % - 80 "a % "a
The sun., 1918-07-18
DIVIDEND
DIVIDEND
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
Tennessee Petroleum COMPANY

Executive Offices,
SIi MADISON Az, NEW YORK CITY.
dividend at the rate Of /? per cent per
annuIn, payable at the rate OF l per cent.
monthly on the LIST day Of each calendar month,
commencing oct. LIST, 1915, to stockholders Of
record on the Goth of the month preceding. has
been declared hv the Directors Of the Tennessee
Petro'""'r t'rrnnrv ~ Delaware
TENNESSEE PETROLEUM CO.,
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-03-22

the ratlines as fireman goes up q
ladder. IL was q black night with
cold rain. aud. having thrown Oh his
oiled jacket. he was nlrendy drenched
10 the skin But no environment OF
sunshine. green fields and woodland
and flower scented air ever made life
Fighter 20 him than had the incident
Of the last few moments. and. with
every nerve In his body rejoicing In his
victory and her bitter words Of four
years back crowdlng his mind as
contrasting background. he danced up
and over the futtock shruuds. up the
topinast rigging through the crUsstrees
aud up the topgallant rigging to where
the ratlines ended and he must climb
On the runner OF the royal halyards.
As the yard was lowered, this was q
short climb. aud he swung himself up
ward to the weather yarlarm, where
he rolled up one side Of the sail with
extravagnnt waste OF muscular effort.
for she had said he was not a man,
and he had proved her wrong. BE
had conquered himself, and no had
conquered her.
He hitched the gasket and crossed
over 10 the lee side. forgetting In his
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-03-22
FROM THE ROYAL YARD DOWN
Continued from page 2

girl on the poop looked down at him
He was trina buili. well favored
young fellow. With more refinement IN
bis fnre tbHn most sailors can show
yet there MIS- no lack VI seainaDly
deftness Ia the fingers which balled up
the spun yarn aud threw o bAlf hitch
with the bigbt Of The lanyard over the
OInt u the marline spike which hung
10 his neGk. As be climbed tue steps
he girl faced him. looking sguarely
nt0 bls eyes.
BE careful. John Mr.. owen" she
aid. The Geizins n ehafed through.
heard tue man report II. Il was
Dutch George " the other watch. Do
be careful
"Er- why-why. yes. Miss Folsom
Thank you. But you startled me. I've
been Jack for three years. not John
nor Mister Yes. it's nll right: r.
Get aloft 20 that mizzen royalr"
thunderei the mate. now near the
wheel
AYE, aye. sir" He touched his SOU.
wester 10 the girl and mounted the
weather mizzeD rigging running up
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-03-22

In the Circuit Court Of the Ststs af
Oregon for the County Of GiIllsn.
J. r. HOsford. Plaintiff,
W
Eayi Shane, George Shsoe. AIvIs Shane.
Miltnn Shane. Raymond sbans. Dya
Shane, and J. W. Smith. also sll otbfs
persons or parties unknown claiming
any right. title, sststs. len Or iases-
est 70 thereal estate described Il fk1
complaint bereir. Defand8nts.
SUMMONS
To Raymond Shane and J. W. emith.
also all other persons OF parties "a
known claiming any right. title. estate.
lien or interest 10 the real estate d.
seribed tnrthe complaint herein.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OP
OREGON. you and each Of yoa a1s
hereby required and commanded to sp-
pear ana answer the complaint Of ths
Plaintiff on fls hsrein on or before
April IL, 1918. the date Of the last pub
Iicstion Of Summons herein and Il ysa
fail TO 90 appear and answer the Plain
til will apply to the Court for the re-
lief demanded In the complaint on Gle
herein which Ii substantially - follows:
For Decree Of this Court compslI-
ing the Defendants 10 redeem ths lands
ieseribed In the complaint within sixty
days from the entry Of said order, and
that II they fail 70 TO redeem thst ths
said Defendants ard all persons ciaiss-
ing or to claim by through or undsr
them De forever barred and foreelosed
Of all interest, title or estate 20 On 70
ssid premises or any part thereof. and
that the true date Of the foreeiosure
Decree secited In the Sheriff's Deed to
the Interior Warehouse Company be
made to appear on record ~ Ssptom-
Der z2nd, 1908. and for such other rc-
lief as to the Court may seem meet and
equitable In the premises.
This summons In served upon ycu and
each Of you by publication hereof IN
the Condor Globe for q period Of six
consecutive weeks. seven issues. eon-
mencing with the issue Of March !.
1918. and ending with ths issue of April.
l2. 1918, by order of the Houcurahie
D. E.. Parker. Judge Of the sshers ~
titled court, made and catered On the
18th day Of February. 1918.
D. N. .MAcKKY,
4ttorney for Plaintiff.
Postoffice ADDRESS Condor. Oregon
Date of first publication March ]. 1918.
Date Of last publication. April IL, 1918.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-03-22

ChInese Menke MeAI Iiaks[
The number Of spots burned GA .
Chinese monks head does not Indicate
the individuals seniority In the oder.
bot how much he has elected to en-,
durs. He receives a. severe ~ lila
ton a. he desires aud sets thersfrsm
certain privileges II monk has thres
spots he can get three meals fire. y
any monastery In China; six spots en-
title him to six meals, nine spots =
three days board and tho maximum q
twelve 9 months eare.-C. D. Craig "a
World Outlook.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-03-22

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-15
Reel Estate and Court News
cHANcEnY rn.NsFEns.

Edward r. Cathcart and Cora T..
twife) to Ruby A. Gillian, 2sxI25 feet
east line Twentieth Street. l2l feet
south of r Street: also COMES feet
east line Twentieth street, .io feet
south or + Street; also lots IS and 49,
block :. North Side Place: assumption
or lien OF $1,000. October Q. 1913; tax
SI.40, $40.
9, Q. Schwalm and Mary r. (wife,
70 Henry Goldsmith, Nos e9l7 and 1913
Williamsburg Avenue, 30Xsa feet at
southwest corner Of Wiilis msburs Ave-
nue. and Ash Street: uiso 3cyl30 feet OF,
Williamsburg Avenue. rear of said lot
October 10 1918; tax $3.50, SI0
Davis Land Company Inc, to Carmin
y. Rowlett. NO. North Mulberry
Street.. 9xloosfeet east line. MULBERRY
Street.fss feet 8 inches west OF Main
Street; assumption Of lien or $3.50
October z; 1918: tex $3.50. $40.
Robert G. Williams, D. j., 10 W. NJ
Cary and Elijah Cross. trustees OF
Good Shepherd Baptist Church. 7axl32
feet at northeast corner OF Thirty
second and o Streets: assumption OF
lien Of s:ooo. October IL. 1915; tax
tchurch), Sc
The Real Estate Loan Deposit Com
pany, Inc. To J. W. L.igon. OF Atlanta.
Ga, lot il. block S. Virginia Place,
ooNl1f feet south line Claremont Ave-
nue.. September 6. 1915: tax 81. $40.
J. T. Paschall and Florence r. (wife>
10 J. f. Parschall. Jr., LOT |. block r.
Gintcr Park, S1."2S230.I3 feet frregu-
lar, at northeast corner of Brook Turn
pike and MeiroSe Avenue September
4, 1918; tax ST., $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-15
STEEL AND MEXICAN
PETROLEUM IN LEAD
War News Rules Wall Street, Ticker
Playing Scesaw All
Day.,
OILS AND ToBAccos STRONG
All Bonds in Good Demand, With
foreisn Issues Higher, and Many
specials Showing Noteworthy
Gains-Rails in Good Demand.
ny HRoApAN NALL

N.W YORK, October I4-w,,. news
fn'ed tho stock market to-day. send
ing II up and down In different de-
par'inenis, as traders shifted from one
point or view 20 another In the morn
"'a 'hcrc was an attempt to differ
onuate between war stocks and peace
BLOCKS. and as result such shares as
hh e.n.. baldwin and cruciblc were
stocks and Tobaccos were strong In
~ aIterhooIi the whole list became
.ouoEant. and the so-caIled war stocks
lo ni ..1a IN me upward swing. The mar
~, ~! Closed At about the best OF the day
IN s,e.i and Mexican Petroleum In
leadership. halls were consistently
S",vhs throughout the session.
hohds were Ia good demand also ali
m ioreisn issues being higher and
.iI"y specia! bonds showing marked
the government was Indirectly re-
spoihsip.t Tor the bpoyancy OF the gen
erai market because Of the admins
''I a. b altitude on steel.
S'mineht VIII retain control OF that in
cussry for an extended pcrioJ after The
war III order thai ther. may be. no
htlce:euttinG nor serious labor dit
mat Investors have been fearing. and
MIN assurance tina, the government
X re, tsTn1a,e inc ndJs.ry fonadense
imagine steel stocks arc war stocks
would do we'll to review the situation.
nitcd States Stseis maximum range
today was ass points.
Union Pacific WAS the tliEnjiicd leader
o! The rails, advancing more than =
pointS. As much gain vas made by
-+ichison. stock which has seldom
moved 90 much IN session. for months.
delaware and Hudson was anothe,
stock that rose more than points
cthcr issues We're up enough TO give
the rails an appearance of buoyancy
as compared with their action recently.
This strength Of the rails was. OF
course. based on the theory That IL
peace comes nov. government control
VIII end bctor. much damage is done
by diversion or frcishts. II there
should be agitation for public owner
ship ~ viii rcsul, in physical valua-
ton which railroad men believe will
prove tina, there is no longer such a
thing - watc.sd stock IN the standard
companies. u is ALSO believed that In
s!dcrs who sold out some two years
ago have taken advantage OF recent
hca"iness "f rails Ia recover their
turn.
Motors were strong. but did not dis
'inEuish themselves because thy have
already discounted The situation more
tHnn other issues. TFey dld no; snou
any weakness.
sew YORK octoh.e.i. -M.rean,ile paper
I'D! biis, .i;a: commercial sixty -dsy bills
bankh. STsi-; commercial sl&iy day
lils s..i-i.: dsmeri. tlI.t:. cables. S,is5,
Mgh!'a 1.iIIa ia' toni tSss RIM IS S.
strohs; s.>is daEs. bid. ninety days. bi:
~ i.iaLtHs. OG.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-15
/ Broad Street Road. about FIVE miles
vest OF Richmond. october 8. 1918:
CHARTERS ISSUED.

W. p. Smith Co.. Inc. Charlottesville.
va. Capital, $4,000: object. brokerage
business. officers: w. L. Smith. presi-
dent: Helen Wnshbaugh. secretary. both
of Charlottesville, Va.
mond Va. Capital. $4,000: object.
IL $; Watkins. president; William e.
Word. secretary. both Of Richmond. Va.
Scottsv!lls Flour Mills. Inc. Scots
VILE Va. Capital. $4,000: object. mill
ING business. Officers: J. L Pitts. presi-
dent: J. +. Dorrier. secretary, both OF
Scottsville. Va.
Baxton & Jones. Inc. Roanoke. Va,
Capital, $4,000; object, operating hotels
and apartment houses. Officers: C.. II.
Paxton. president; L. s. Jones. secrc-
tary. both OF Roanoke, Va.
j. A. Ludin & Co, Inc. Ricnmo nd.
Va. Capital. $4,000: object. mevcan-
tile business. Officers: John A. Ludln,
president; Josephine A. Ludin. secrc-
tary aid treasurer, both OF Richmond,
Va
Foreign corporations domesticated to
do business In Virginia:
The Missouri Valley Bridge and Iron
Company. Kansas corporation: capital
stock. S250.o00: principal office, Guam
tico. Va; Williams g. Mullen, statutory
agents, Richmond.
Irish Creek Mines. Inc. Massa-
chusetts corporations; capital stock,
100000: principal office, Lexington;
Hugh a. White. statutory agent. Lex
inston, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-15
CHANcEnY DEEDS OF TRUST.

T. H.. stolz and Sudic NJ (wife) to
Henry S Hutz!er and Ralph ]. levy,
trustees. so feet inches by 100 feet
north line Nenable Street at east line
Of Twenty-fifth Street. October 10:
Fred T. Steere TO L. w. Ry!and. trus-
tee. No. 60< Graham Road, 60xl0o feet
south line Graham Road, 55 feet east
81 5 Virginia Avenue. October s. 1915;
]. r. Paschan, Jr.. johannes Mullen,
trustee. lot /, block r, Ginter Park,
.22xe3o.SS tirreguiarl feet at north.
east corner OF Brook Turnpike and
Metrose Avenue. September 4, 1915:
Ray Bass Williams and G.. q. thus-
'band) to w. ". Beverley, trustee. No
1905 Hanover Avenue, % feet 8 inches
By 1870 feet south line Hanover Ave-
nue.. Al feet inches west CT Park
Street October IL. 1918: $500.
Mamie r. Lamb. executrix of John
A. Lamb, deceased. trustee. TO Stephen
and Catherine Janowski, lots II and Is,
square 81. Chestnut Hill. 60x1to feet
west side Fifth Avenue. September
20. 1918; $6T2.
w. p. Glinn, trustee. 10 Madeline NJ
Kratz. G6xI24 feet east line Boulevard,
lis feet south of Taylor Street. Oc-
tober l, 1918: $3.50.
NJ. d. Nunnaliy, trustee. to Andrew J.
Watkins. No. Gil north Twenty fourth
Street, lSS feet 8 inches from northeast
corner OF Thirty fourth and Leigh
Streets; october 10, 1918; $500.
HENRICO TRANSFERS.
H. ]. Schmidt to Robert Lee Smith
30 acres on south side Broad Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-15

No other newspaper In Virginia
has the purchasing power per unit
of circulation that is enjoyed by The
That il why advcr-
Using in its columns, both display
and classified, Is productive of such
good results.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-15
RICHMOND HAY MAREET.
Wholesale Quotations on Exchanre
EiChmond Va nrtnhor "a
LIIICAGO CRAYN NAREP4

CHICAGO. October H.-Sudden notice that
free buyer Of corn gave whirl~ind upward
sweep Of IoH91lhc to-day to the corn
had shown as q result OF the German an
swer to President Wilson'S Inquiries went
was strong at nearly the top prices OF the
session with November At LII to 1..l1s and
ISse up and provisions up $40 10 /.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-15
oUhU LIST

.,n.erican Paper as...........,....,.s, 49,. SIS.
Aiisntic Gcatt line j., 80 tb!iJ.......... -
:, =. H. l.. nj = oil. .s........... 20
y =, L. COW. Is iBalto-J .,............... IS
cTs. and Ohio eony s. ................ s?N,
lhsEctt and Myers Iob. as................. So
lsJrtilsri Tobacco Observation-Disclosures. 81
Sesboard Ar Line rel. - tbidb.......... -
;s s5aia Ar Ain l.,ns as. ', s ssIs
Southern Railway -. .-................ 81
L ) Registercd - i91j ,b!d,............. e9i:
t.tl:Isf-4,H - is.j ,bi3t........... l",t-
L. = Liberty loan Observation-Disclosures. SO IS
l. : Liberty !ozb d is.................... $40
l. : iiIer;y loan Sd 4,.s................. s!5s
T. : steel : (. -. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ei5i
Val brown bros Ctfs. 'W Na.b......... 60
N,i Car chemical Go. y; - th;Ib..... Sc
Va Car. Chemical -. COW IS asked. s.s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-15

Prominent Mfaister Pneumesta vietinS
GREENVILLE. S. c.. October l4.tly
The Rev. Robert Edward Turnipseea..:
presiding elder Of the Greenviile dis-t
trict. Methodist Episcopal Church.
South. and member OF the Southern
general board OF missions. died hefG'
to-day OF pneumonia. following an at
tack OF influenza. N
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-15
.,nn.ne.e Under yolunt.r, nu,e.

TOl[KIO. OctOber 14.-NeWspapers Of
Japan. forbidden during the recent rice
riots, 10 publish anything about the
disorders. won decided concession
from tho government which now has
of voluntary censorship as exists in
the United States.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-15
W0MAN'S PARTY AGAIN
GOES ON RAMPAGE
Demonstrators interrupted by Police In
Raid ON Sennte-SmaRh Glass
With Shoes.
Iny Asaociated Press. /

by Associated Press.1
WASH October 1f.-Mili-
tants Of the National, Womans party
Ing TO enter the Senate chamber by
surprise and burn antisuffrage speeches
on the Senate floor.
Press agents for the militants an
nounced the surprise" Saturday. so
the police were on hand, and promptly
clapped the would-be demonstrators in
the Euardroom
Later the women smashed the glass
IN the doors OF the guardroom with
their shoes, but police re-enforce-
inents finally restored order. The mil
itants we're led by Alice Paul, presl-
dent OF the Woman's party.
After the Senate adjourned the wo-
men were released.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-15
NAvAL STORES

SAVANNAH. GA. October sIl.--rurpentine
firm. 50; sales. % caaks: reeeipts. ~ casks;
hnnn nrIo s sssks stS ,s sei+S essks
sfa barrela. stock. $3.50 barrels.
quote; it.ls: D: \. NN; q. It.aS; H.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-15
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY onODs

NEW YORK October l4,--wool goods
trade to-day vas distributed by news that
no, wool could be allotted for civilian pur-
poses this year. Cotton goods and yarns
were quiet, Yokohama raw Silk markets
were easier. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-15
lcK NAnEvr

CftlraGb LIVE sTt,ck MARSyr.
cHIcAGo.. oetSber. 1&---HoEn; Receipts. "a
Sassssr, u SIsk,, issSsss M p s'sE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-15

NEW YORK.. October N.-Beeves lower;
good steers, 900@ 1875: bulls. $50 $50; cows.
400 ae3.S5. Calves steady; veales. N.006 H.e0;
cuils i5.cO@i35o: grassers and skm milk
crn calves. S.50Gl1.0o.
Sheep and lambs steady: common to prime
f i4eed q II. s.: euiis, 10000 isoo. A''os'
Hogs steady; heavy to medium New York
1850 "a 1916
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-15

TO choice. 1851 % $50
Cattle: Receipts 10000 head: opened slow
on Al classes; nrst sales about In line with
fr!oayn decline: calycs SLOW ;L lower
,shecp: Receipts to.0oo head: narke; very
s,oS 10 open; bidding uneYcnIy lower on all
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-15
COTrON MAnKETS.

new YORK October Ii.--Conhicting opn-
@ as on 10 m
thu irrSui;,rity OF days cotton market.
a amffs Decenber eon,fsets upio S or iss
POINTS above he low level Of last Thursday.
Lut Increased offerings We're encountered and
delivery. which closed at yy7s. The general
list closed barely steady at net advance
rhe market opened steady at decline of
u poia's TO an advance Of Is points and
scli un F.ght after the call on covering.
rms nd aop ae prisS So X nc q
ana net Ssnsr before s"a o Of 70 The
ilrst hour. with OCTOBER touching 3c.ol and
hs sye WsS sSutn to
scattering. lauidstion aid a sharp break
mat lower during the early afternoon. The
volume OF business then tapered OF and later
cIsrbc the general character OF crop
.,"d weather news. and comparatively little
NEW ronK: october n-Port movement
M in"r sj7s St Sass i's bales
l.a' ;",eay &, %. al b. p,sr's-EeeeiD,s as'
ra iS.. ys"or,s. S,sas bales ss.D.S' ''''''
receipts. 76:.o'S bales
levels. although there were periods Of re.
d,pIomatie eng OF The situation. sndss 1t Il
the account OF longs who were liqulda atinE
On some Of the hard spots, especially ear
IN The day. tic market felt hedge selling.
Thc net change for the season was a rise
II 10 10 p noints The first call saw, loss
The distant months We're slightly higher. and
after. the call strong bulge came about
10 se points over fridays close, This was
quiet by the middle OF the morning and
and ono lime nearly. the ,whoe OF The ad,,
vance Swaa lost; The demand Increased
spirited trading Of the early hours las not not
repeated. the marfet In the afterHo l hav
ms assumed much OF 2 waiting utude
Washington. Spot cotton unchanged Sales
on the Hpot, $50 bales; to arrive. sis baiss
Guod midding. a1.75 sttI
RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET. -
Whoseaulo quotations. tH
Market Quotations From Actual Salee
Try Woodson; Craig o.. Inc, ,Richmgnd va,
u. Is. Food ADMINISTRATION License No. q ositl
y w %R!chmonds Va, October II, isft.'
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