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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-05

The following names have been
submitted as special Judge in injunc-
ton proceedings started by Mayor
Kruger of Michigan City in an eff
fort to keep his regularly elected
successor, Fred Miller. a German
alien enemy from taking Office
Jan. Z: Judges J. IL. Gillett, Ham
mOnd; j. $. Drake. Goshen, and
Charles Hanley of Rensselaer,. Mil
Ter SCOTS at Krueger's efforts. Both
are democrats.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-05

watch the restaurant and eating
house owners and hope that there
will be no more fault TO be found.
Saloon owners in this city that
are serving light lunches. according
to reports. are observing both meat
less and wheatless days.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-05
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

John r. Stowe. retired. Niles,
Mich ant Katherine Van Evera.
hootiraane~ south Rand
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-05
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
NANIE.s STRNmTTEn-

Clayton ii. Himebaugh. Elkhart
and Blanche Ethel Brown, Elkhart.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-05
The Stars incline, but DO not compel
HOROSCOPE

The stars incline, but do not
compel"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-05

Trading with advertisers
means more for less cash.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-03
ate incorpora
BUlLISH CONDITION FIGURE
ON NEW COTTON CROP
BuyinE Orders Pour Into Market From
All Quarters Following Report
Made by Government.
TBy Associated Press.l

NEW YORK. August Few, II anv
in the cotton trade were prepared for
such bu!lish condition figure as that
issued by the government report on
Thursday. when they placed the con-
dltion OF the crop at only 80 AS an
GHidence Of the markets unprcpared-
80 bale. and to this added ovar So
bale on Friday, making nearly >
cents "A pound advance as a direct re-
SUIT OF the bureau figures. The gov
eminent condition was %.3 points less
man inc average OF all the private
publication. and IA points under the
lowest private report issued during
the month The decline OF 1872 points
as compared with the previous months
was the greatest loss for This time Of
year on record From all quarters
n .,iih 90 orders poured into the market
ana Japanese interests especially prom
incnt. although on Friday the latter.
VAN spot houses, turned sellers, check :
high IS 26.46. December 1854 and Janu-
arg 2o.70. Weather conditions which
made possible such an extraordinary
out exception since the report was
made up on July %. giving rise to
lhe opinion in marke; circles that con-
! ditionS at the present time arc even
worse than they were week ago.
mere mas been moreover grow
ing disposition to fear boil weevil in
the eastern belt because of continued
showery weather in States east of The
river, although it is true the total
rain:ali in these States during July
was less than either the previous year
or in 1916.
"a lack OF buying interest on the part
OF me trade was one of the Surpris-
/ ing features late in the week and
( Gouo!cSs represented a disposition TO
noid OF and see how southwestern
| holders viii be affected by the bulls h
nnreau figures. In other quarters il
! was expected that there would be :,
! general tightening up in all spot mar
ke'S. especially as the financial strain
J Is Nkcly to be relieved through ar
| Engagements being made with northern
/ and other banking interests
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-03
CIANCERy RELEASE DEEDS.

Steven Hooking 80 l-2xl25 l-3 feet.
street July 81. 1915. s1.oTo.
w. l.. TYLER. trustee. to EuEenia
Kinker, lot 90 and northern half of lot
81. block rs. Highland Park. August
i. 1915. S1.77o.
BESSIE c. Howard. executrix. 10 w 4
ellis. CONT "A feet. south side Cal
houn street. between TYLER and Hick
orv streets. July 30. 1918. sl.770.
w. Snmpson. IS 5-12xS4 feet. known rs
IN" North Fourth Street July 81 1918.
5000
u. G. Rich ardson. trustee to Trustees
Trinity NJ +. Church. South. % l-"xl55
feet. known as o3n2 East Broad street
Ju'v ri. 1915. $500.
T. T sutton. .Ir.. 81 al. trustees. "a
v l.. Hawkins. oay14o feet, known ae
Gro" Apartments. July 30. 1915.
T. T Carreal. trustee to "a s Wal
'"rst"in. 4Sx13o IA feet. east side
Fourth street. 163 7-l2 feet north OF
Clay street July l6. 1918. $3.50.
4. J. Chewing. trustee. 10 John
y Street. los foot wcst of Thirtic,h
street. July %. 1918. sG36
Hoxlev & Chewing, Jr., trustees. to
Albert Rowvcr ct ais. 10 S-12xS5 feet
Yves, side Fifth street. % fcrt L.
inches north cf Leigh Street; IL 11-1H
feet by "a % feet, known as Leigh
Street NJ. T.. Church. July 90. 1918
o. H Funston. trustee. to A. r
tranck. 30 12x145 feet. known az IL
East Clay Street. July 30. 1918. s2.ai5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-03
cuANCERY TRUST DEEDS.

II. X. Vial 81 vir TO Il. L. Hamilton
trustee, 3oXl99 feet. known as 1917
Floyd Avenue. July 3, 1915. $4,000.
6. +. lin6k" CT uS. to + NJ Boxley.
trustee. 53Xla5 feet, known as 1914
Rogers Street. Jul1- 80. 1918. SLIGO
i. l.. Johns ct Tx. to l. H. Drew
trustees. lots 20 and 81 block ~ High
land Park Addition. July 30, 1918.
$3.50.
r. l.. Johns ct ux to +. H. Drew.
trustee. lots 90 and 81, block y High
land Park Addition. July %, 1918.
$3.50.
Nora V. Letter to F. Sittcrdins 1T ais.
trustees % l-2xl25 Ia feet. known as
l+lS North Twcnty-second street. July
SO IolS. Sl.470.
Est"lle NJ Mattinglv ct vir to T.. w.
HNl1nd. trustee. lot 10. block :. North
Hichm""nd TtriGe,. August l. 1918.
Estele NJ Mattingly TO Sands &.
RvlanG. trustees. lot 10. block :. North
Richmond Terrace. August /, 1915
J +. Bailey 10 c. r. Trent. trustee
- 1-2x132 feet, west side Twenty sixth
street. l2' - f"e: north OF y Street
July so. 1918. sl.5T4.40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-03
HradNtrecf Trnde ne,.Inu

NEW YORK. August 2.-Bradstrcet's
to-moFrow VIII say: Further marked
extension o: government control OF
production, OF distribution and of la
nor more urgent demands upon already
iull capacities for still! greater eff
stream OF wcr orders TO western noints
from consested eastern areas. stimuli
,ion OF fuel production in greater vol.
volume OF midsummer wholesalc and
Joboing distribution. fair 10 good re-
tan buying, mail order business in ex-
csss OF 1917, improved collections. some
decided lowering OF cotton condition.
due TO drought in the southwest.a dull
STOCK market, firm and even stringent
money, Ugh record bank clearinps
cloSe to low record failure 10 totals
ana a slightly quie;er labor situation
arc the salient points in week UNI
and industrial happenings. Weekly
bank clearings, s5,S7S, 5000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-03
LORD CECIL DISCUSSES
AFTER-THE-WAR PROBLEM
Believes Public should stop Talking
Gencraiities and Consider Merits
OF Various Scheme1

LONDON. August 2.-"The German
viewpoint seems to be that 1T Is in
credible that Ludendorff can BIO beaten:
he has something up his sleeve" said
Lord Robert Cecil. assistant Secretary
OF State for Foreign Affairs. In ;, tall,
with foreign correspondents here to-
day.
commenting on the Kaiser's message
on the fourth anniversary of the wars
outbreak. Lord Cecil said:
when l first came to this office. l
thought the Germans much lie any
one eise-it you treat them in a GER.
tain way they respond. 1t is exactly
the reverse. The only thing tina, re-
strains the Germans is fear of conse-
qucnceS. Their treatment of prisoners
is affected only by that.
lhat is why 1 deplore .-ansdowne's
last letter. It's the wrong way of
meeting the Germans They do not
respond TO reason
continuing, Lord Cecil urged that the
ailieS should stop talking Eencraii-
ties and consider the merits OF the
various schemes under contemplation
ior league OF nations and meet
concrete facts" He added:
There are two great difficulties:
First-Are YOU TO diminish the
sovereignty of the various nations? II
so. 10 what extent? For il Involves the
modification OF sovereignty to some cx-
tent
Second-liow are you to enforce the
rules agreed upon? We ought TO make
up our minds on some scheme before
peace is made.
1t would be very rash for any ma
tion TO commit itself to any policy
before the others have been consulted.
personally. l do not believe in an in
ternatlonal police. AS an alternatives
each nation must enforce the DEGREES
as they affect it. and abide by such
iuies as are determined by all.
My conception is that each nation
should bind Itself, in so far as YOU are
gong to employ force, to use the
whole OF It's force and carry out the
leagues decisions along with the use
O. economic power
With the proper use o. economic
power. we will need no military ac-
uon No country in Europe could 20
on very long without imports and cX-
ports We ought TO use the very strong
feeling which Will grow GU, OF this
war--to shove humanity ahead Bit
but the spirit OF nationalities is too
strong TO be submerged now ny the
ultimate goal OF internationalsm"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-03

SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
s 81 W,ci 4, II A. 81. preaching by Rev 4.
sabbath school at ,t5 A. ST. Union So: -. =
IN Monroe Park SIS r. ST Se' ''Se
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-03
SENDING HUN HELMETS
American Soldiers Filling Pos,-Onicr
With Souvenirs OF Victorious
Advance
tBy Associated Pressl


WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY ON
THE AISNE- MARINE FRONT. Angus,
2.-Every American post office near
where the fighting troops are camped
is filled each day with German helmets
addressed to relatives and friends in
the United States Officers and men
members OF the Y. NJ. c. A. and Roe
Cross and. in fact, every one appears
10 be sending helmets.
These trophies are found along roads.
in forests and in fields. everywhere the
Germans re.rcatcd. Helmets with Ia-re
bullet holes particularly are in de-
mand. Most OF the helmets are inclosed
IN flour sacking and pieces of gunny
sack. Others are not wrapped. the ad-
dress being pasted on the crown in
the left-hand corner
Some addresses read: From the
Kaiser. others From Hndcnburg. -
In addition the addresses have the
initials Of the senders.
The depots for assembling battle
field left-overs are we'll filed. Helmets
at one depot form a pile larger than
an ordinary bungalow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-03

ANNOUNCEMENTS
DEATHS.
FUNERAL. INFECTIOUS.
LOST AND FOUND.

PA - r. cd ~.L fnA.p. runcrA. Director a
En- Ii-..r. ~ >: Main Mad -! aaa ,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-03
Real Estate Summary
rs Chnnccry transfers S5T $50 90
thnnccry trust deeds 1S,632 O9
II thanccry release deeds. 3G.00a 600
building permits ..... 80 90
CuASCERY TRANSFERS.

II a. Freeze C. ux. to ]. H. Freeze.
% l2xl25 1-3 feet. known as l4lS
North Twenty-second street July -.
1915; tax 81. $40 (Ha!f interesp,
j. H. Freeze ct uX. to Nora V. Jeter.
~ l-2xl25 Ia feet. known as 141S
North Twentysecond Street. July so.
1915; tax 81. $40.
City of Richmond and Manchester.
6oxl9$ feet. northeast. corner Alta
May s., lsiS: $500.
Bourne 9, uN., 81 3-ixll5 feet. known
as S4oS East Marshall Street. July 81.
1918: tax So $40,
nth. 80 2-3xl52 feet, known as los East
Clay street. August l, 1915: tax Si7o,
! $40.
lev II ax1as SS feet, S vest aH side 80 twenty, a
Stree July so. ,sis. tax $3.50 $3.50" SO.
G. J. r. Hare ct vir to Cora r,
Terrace. July -. 1915. s5o5o.
! ! T. Grass G; uN. to r II. Harwood.
i25 40 feet and of Irregular shape.
northwest corner seminary and Ia.
! S7.jo. $40.
Carrie l.. Barrett to e. W, Jackson
ct al. loXs3 feet, north side Of Leigh
street May IA. 1915: tax soc, $40.
W. F. Drinkard, Jr, ct ux., to r. l..
Jones. lots % and 81. block 4, High
! land Park addition. July 90, 1915;
tax $3.50, $40
to G. NJ King. 10 l-3xl17 feet. known
; as PIP North Twentieth Street. also
70 lSXll7 feet. known as PA North
Twentieth street. June 81. 1915. 1850.
Realty and Finance Corporation Of
Virginia TO Estelle NJ. MattinEly. lot
10, block :. North Richmond Terrace
July -, lalS: tax $3.50. $40.
II. :. Wal!crstein ct ux. To Miller
( & Rhoads. Inc. 4SXl30 Ia feet, known
as 800 North Fourth Street. July Is.
1918: tax sl4 $40.
Minnie ID Brown TO Annie + Barker.
80 feet and umspecitied depth. west side
Lewis Street, ISL l-2 feet north of Will
liamsburG Avenue. July %, 1915,
! 81 900.
Lee Annex Realty Corporation to r.
/ IT, Earncs. lot ard half OF lot .
block 10. Lee Annex. January is 1910;
| tax 81. $40.
/ Cornelius Boshcr ct uv. to Maggie
r Bentley. II 12x132 feet west side
! Twenty-sixth Street. 105 te II south Of
y street July 80, 1918; tax Sl.60 $40
| L Burke ct ux. TO Norman Bow
I crs. 20xl30 feet. south side Dance
/ street Isl &c feet west OF Allen Ave-
/ nue.. July /. 1915. $500.
Anna NJ. Nuckols ct vir to f. G. But
/ Ter. 2oXlS3 feet. known rs 1911 Dance
! street November s. 1916; tax 81. $40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-03

PRESBYTERIAN
FIRST PkESbirERIAN cH,rpct,
rieschinT al II a. Nj by the pastor DR
r. T. McF,ADES. sunday School a, s,53
and Bible Glasses 49, 10 A. 81 A, 5.Is :,
". union aerk!ces at Monroe Park -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-03
CHARTERS ISSUED.

CHARTERS were issued yesterday nv
the Corporation Commission as fol-
Union Real Estate Investment Com
panE. Inc. Hopewell. Capital stock.
$4,000 Purposes: real estate business
y. ID. Rasland, president: T.. u. Wood.
secretary-both of Hopewell.
The MiddleseX Motor Company. Inc.
Urbanna. Capital stock, $1,000 Pur-
noses: auton obiit business c. D.
Harchant president. Harmony Villa ge
+. w. FEELS. SECRETARY. Urbanna
Ward Pride Constr 'ction Corpora
lion, Alexandria. Capital stock. $40. 600
purposes: contracting business. w A.
Ward. president Miami, Fla L. E
Pride. secretary, Miami, Fla
Supplemental certificate incorpora-
ton:
The Electrical Welding Company Of
Virginia. Inc. Newport News changing
location Of PRINCIPAL oN!ce to Norfolk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-03
on the Curb Market

NiN YORK. August Grading on IN.
't' 'n"iEe' continued IN small proportions
.' prices were again iirm Aetna Explo
is's "lNau'cd nearly point from tho low
-N'4 % the session on the permission q
. on" court allowing receivers TO accept iv,
t"fEe "Td'rs. Motor stocks were again il
...t demand and iirmcr
on stocks were without feature
curb lst;
.g2, Ae'ua Explosives. 1873. di3',
!-l Chevrolet Motors i3iTls6
-l" United Motors 3aL d5.t,
90" t"sG"u oA. Ii.mSs
u.'' Federal on. -. a -.
ti International Petroleum. 49,. Tl3S.
DO DElahonS Oh. com. r1m.
A'r0pohian Petroleum. l%.4Il.!s
tN" Atlanta, ini.
tNr SiE Ledge. il-lGTlIs
u" Eos'cn and Montana 52M55
100 california and Jerome li-lSmiI,
-" Jumbo EXT, i2gl3
it.'p Mother Lode. 80 I3i
-,NN Success Mining. l0Mu
- Tonupah. -. I.%.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-03

The following marriage licenses were
issued yesterday by the clerk or mo
Hastings Court:
Henry. ID. Lowry and Olivia L. SIM
mons. city.
Oliver II Martin and Jessie Mer,.
Wellman. Blue Hill. Neb
howard " Green, Salt Lake CITY.
otah and Mary Lee Butts city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-03

SANANNAH- GA august c-TurDentine
Grim 5i'. sales. li' barrels: receipts us
iari.ts shipments. barrels. stock. ~ .J33
isos:n nrln sales .32o barrels. receipts. $50
s"rLeis shipm"nis . barrels. stock, 1885
quote q io:5 D, 99Oalcao; p. 10 30.
l2 80 ., lgtS' y, loa0; 1860 X II 90
q u %. Al ii %. y. li5o. W. c. HIS, W
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-03
CHURCH NOTICES
RA IpTfSI'

PfssF nj Pr IN: one %c Mi r IT,
p. NJ. The one Message for the Worid
CALVARY BApTlsT-The pulpit vii. b.
he O. p..sa ao E en' GXRfE Ih; as ShY5S
kENS. is away on his annual vacation
7 , Es1gKkTfo2EES BA ;iHSI, cMuRGH. REV; w
morning and evening. BY liev' O. b. ar.n.
"a o 4 'a e. H Gsgef
ntcndent. SUPER
FIRST p PRnEsPTTEF5As. cu,,..,,
%sFADsS 81 sapd "a 'h seA eai'o q; ps B
81 union services at Monroe 70 p PARK * ''i' p.
Second ,PRESbYTERIAN CHURCH.
f'Fv Msci ~ II j. g. nretWeh,nE BY Rey 4
ii e Hanao seH Fa2A AZ ~ Union
GRACE covES SAIko fhHEshrrER.As
EEt fS; t$iyi t9a srI !tJ.ieH fDr s.. St.
l.l6is classss Mr kinr:..:...lss:SsSS 4 +
R..d M. ~ Ks sse l. Enc ssoa
tnion ssfv!Ses M i raia...:.ss:ilGSFe y
BETHLEHEM AUT EtEhHHAs c,,,,pc,,
SKI: ..,ar aHa Clay s,t.s;s r II MECscHKh.
Evening services diston;inued for Inc u a sum ~
mer months sunday School 90: -,
Parsonage. SO North sixth Street Teie
phone Madison t1g7
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. scIES.
GUAR serri'eS VIII be held to-
f.rh Avenue ana Meadow Street al ii
o CLOCK. Subject: Love wedn.AJ. q
eyeninF testimony meeting a, o'cioc.
me EtadlHr Room 'No. ey2b liz located in
the virginia Railway and Power BuiIdinp
corner seventh and Franklin Streets and /,
open daily from ~ a 81. TO Il " except
Sundays and WconrsGays SUNDAYS fro,, >
Sundays sundays from L. u. TO s. 81
Strangers cordially invited.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-03
BUILDING PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
9f GStefday by the Building inspec@rs
l.. Bromm Baking Company. 10 repair
DITCH bakery at Jl6 East Marshall
street. to cost 1925
w. w. Crisp. to repair brick dwell
ing at 1915 Barton Avenue. TO cost
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-03
NEW yoKk LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEW WORK., August o-Beeves higher
steers lo.5oQ 1900, bulls. s0Q 1900: COWS,
i.s'.tll. 10. hcitcyg. lICoIli5O.
calves higher. voals, b5oG 1900: culls.
ipHii0l, skim milk calves and fed calves
'C0WN
sheer and lambs nrIa. sheep. scoal2 %.
nils, Goa 'c9 lambs ij.9cQ 1850, culls.
i!ors arm: hacayy 10 medium weights
J. 1l-N 20, rOuEhs Il Is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-03
Director VIII Have n worb

CAMP UPTON, y. y. August q
charles Clodi. 4 conscientious ohjecto,
10 military duty. has been sentenced
10 twenty years hard labor at Fort
ieaVenworth, kaas.. it was oHician,
announced here to-day. Clodi. Ma
'ional Army draftcc from BROOKLYN
refused TO obey orders, it was stated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-03
NEW YORK CoTroN M.vKEr.

NEW YORK. August "a continuation
;h .F sharp aaSSa 'I. ~ lo,day sStion
prices We're It 20 70 points above the pre-
pound ADVANCE since The saverarmtnt rSpori
ccn,racts to ,imy Yer svUo NW .;,
bGy!ns oTc@rS and 4 lack @; offerings which
above las, nights close AFTER ,riiIIly roa.
1859 ~ H,'i houses @%r"nasc in
and brough, about small reactions without
he 49, 49, "!noh continued F"'. steady w 30
extreme advance The uur.,t ,r,u,l r.
regular. points lower 10 ii roia's 'hishor,
cables which were hrnlSr ina- 45. .
Mas Sa, on ar snssegpp@9' sen9stAl o based on
ah!c war news and showers .u tNc rngt.r,,
bell that The highest Jrces 81 mo a.," ,y,-.
spreadinr IN tho Easter Belt in.r1 ,r wa" =,
good many buying orders i:nu taa, ua~,.f
as Wei as from cls"w her" ii ms Sa. VI. h{y..f'
n ,e,n Ie"a = Is"!n 'laae interests were moi;
heen si,I 'H ibo "Gy%Hsg ln:' us the have
sued but j, Was ne opinion 5.2,,ur mar..t
change Tor the b@iier in w5ather can5.t,a,..Eg
MARIE; Cotton M fu,uT @s' ,abl5 GONE into 'hc
peeena5er ... s5is 5tt 5.53 = 4
s s Hs;sh :'SSi 5=I,: #5 i.
spo, cotton. steady uiiiatilSas.- q
NE% 4o9E A' Eas.5,s g E S..gs s.s.
,t T9t 6s Receipts 1910 bales stock
e, Io,a! t2' w@ek Reeeia,s 44.5s7 bale.
Toia! for season Receipts 5.a4s hales
NEW ORLEANS Aurus, -Fnr,her "a.
dances Gan e. werr made IN ne prcc q cotton 80.
inent q yesterday ne rr.r.e1 me-
June and 'he pressure vas naI.. ihnle E9,
y -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-03
CHICAGO LIVE sT0CK MARKET.

'WItAHp. AUGUST Hogs: receipts. IA
'at p 10 - cents higher. butchers. 10 30Gr
l' ot light ~ 4eu y -. hacking, is 800. 10 70
'uuEE, lINH II 70: bulk OF 81 les. IS tOGf 70 -
pigs good and choice. iscOIis75.
Cattle Receipts, 600 market slow; veal
calves, good and choice. iijOIl700
sheep: Receipts. 500: choice Western
lambs strong 10 higher. native sheep steady.
feeders steady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-03
QUIET MARKET IS LED BY
UNITED STATES STEEL
General Motors Also Resumes Its
Advance, While Mexican
Petroleum y Firm.
WAR NEWS RALLIES STOCKS
Bankers and Important Investors Adj
vance View That Government
Should Allow LaiGci' Rate on Next
Liberty Bond Issue in september.
nY nKoinNN WI.

NEW YORK. Angus; In quiet hut
strong stock market to-day United states
S,ee! leader General Motors resume!
its advance Mexican rvtro!oam Mas nrin,
while specialtics here and there showed ,vl-
dcnce of hcirG taken care of Ndr news
was good, ana IN tho morning Iuii" failN
took place In the market when ~ Mas an
nouneed thai tho GsrwIns RAD mai. IN
,Taxation and ithSr,y bond issues again
plsyed large vart IN the days discussions
rtstors who feel that tho softrnment SHOULD
allow q larger rate the uHr-s steel,
grain and Commodities IA general are rcr-
united to rcCclv" pron'ah!- rates. "Gt IN"
government takes money ~ Tar loss IMAM
its market value and Tar less thHn the "th'F
AmeriGans can well AFFORD to take LIB
erty bonds at any inicryst rate or a; no
would help NIGHTLY while the war IS IN
progress Il the Eoyernment would pay
rate in Keeping with tn" real value Of
money. i would eliminate the waste Il
millions OF dollars worth 81 energy that viii
be devoted the sale Of Liberty bonds
energy that could bc wei! employed IN pro-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-03
~ nrcs not quoted.
NEW NoKK rKnnrCE MAKKET.

NEW YORK, August Raw sugar steady
centrifugal. d.E0J; line granulated 80. But
Ter arm, cheese steady. spot coffee quiet
RIO is. Sl.c. santos Is. llAs.
COTTON sced OH was inactive and unHuotGd
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KlCuMoND HAY MARKET.
CHICAGO GRAM MARKET.
Richmond. Va. August ;. i:

CHICNGD AuEust J. = EXCESSIVELY dry
weather IL PARTS OF Iowa and Missouri had
q bullsh effect to-day Largely
result the market closed nervous, li.c 10
81 net h!EhcC with August. 1871. n l.J1as.
anG September 1891 i?i,. oats finished isc
of To 500 &c up, and priviaions unchanged
to an advance OF cents.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS.

Ne" YORK August Cotton goods and
yarns were Uu!", to-day Wool markets
were dun SI!hs tended higher. Ready to-
wear trade wa quiet
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Aiininuui charEe 70 centA
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Want Ads arc accepted by them Al rssT.
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FRUIT AND NIGI1Ai;t, u,r
Mhnlrhnl,. OHM ~ =.

,. tBy F" c Crenynaw i Co,
u o. roo" 6Gl4lulsNauon License 30 g ols.1
Richmond. Va August !. !.Il
oranges. California. box ............ p, IN
Lemons. no 10 box ....... '''''''-' 2,
Apples.
Early Harvest. barrel. ,u
Early Transra!ent. harrei,........ s3
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howard sutton. trustee TO Peter
Honhella. 2o%l4D feet. known as Grace
Apartments. july -. 1918, $4,000