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The Holbrook news., 1918-10-25
Supervisor

I hereby announce myself a candi- date for the office of supervisor of Ma vajo county, subject to the decision of the voters at the general election, November 5, 1918.
 JOHN NELSON.
The Holbrook news., 1918-10-25
County Attorney

1 hereby announce myself a candi- date for the office of county attorney of Navajo county, Arizona, subject to the action of the voters at the general election, Nov. 5, 1918.
The Holbrook news., 1918-10-25
County Recorder

I hereby announce my candidacy for the election to the office of county recorder, subject to the decision of the voters at the general election, No. vember 5, 1918.
 PAULINE WOODS
The Holbrook news., 1918-10-25
Assessor

I hereby announce myself a candi- date on the republican ticket for the office of assessor of Navajo county subject to the decision of the voters at the general election November 5, 1918.
 L. C. OWENS
The Holbrook news., 1918-10-25
State Senator

hereby announce myself a candi- date for state senator from Navajo county; Arizona, subject to the decision of the voters at the general election November 5, 1918.
 CONRAD HESS, Jr.
The Holbrook news., 1918-10-25

Everybody wants and must save now. You can save considerable if you buy for cash at Wetzler Supply Co.,, Hoibrook. If.
The Holbrook news., 1918-10-25
Governor

1 hereby announce myself a candi date for the office of governor of Ari. zona, subject to the decision of the voters in the general election Novem- Der 5, 1918.
 FRED T. GOLFER
The Holbrook news., 1918-10-25

hereby announce myself candi- date for the office of state representa- tive from Navajo county, Arizona, subject to the decision of the voters at the general election, November 5, 1918.
 J. W. RICHARDS
The Holbrook news., 1918-10-25
Supervisor

l hereby announce myself as candi- date for the office of supervisor of Navajo county, subject to the action of the voters at the general election November 5, 1918.
 R. c. CREsWELL.
The Holbrook news., 1918-10-25
JOSEPH PETERSON
Assessor

hereby Announce myself a candi- date for the office of assessor of Navajo county, Arizoua. subject to the decis- ion pf thetvoters at the general cleo tion' November 5, 1918.
 F. I. GARDNER
The Holbrook news., 1918-10-25
Justice of Peace
(Holbrook)

1 hereby announce myself a candi- date for justice of the peace in Hol- brook precinct, Navajo county, Arizona, subject to the decision of the voters at the general election Nov. 5, 1918.
 A. M. BOYER
The Holbrook news., 1918-10-25
For Sale

Maxwell, 5-passenger auto- mobile, 1916 model, in good con- dition. Inquire of R. c. Favela. Babbitt Bros.. Holbrook.
The Holbrook news., 1918-10-25
Snnerfntendent of SchooIs

Ibereby. announce myself a candi- date for the office of superintendent of schools of Navajo county, Arizona,
 subfet 10 the decision of the voters at the general election, November 5,
The Holbrook news., 1918-10-25
Superintendent of Schools

hereby announce myself candi- date, on the republican ticket, foi intendent of Schools of Navajo County, subject to the decision of the voters at fha general election on November 5, 1913
 RosABEL S. GOLDMAN.
 (MRs. A. R. GOLDMAN
The Holbrook news., 1918-10-25

If interested in a New Piano call at Wetzler's. If.
The Holbrook news., 1918-10-25

Furniture repairing a speciality The Holbrook Traders. rear of Fishers tailor shop. o18-2t
The Holbrook news., 1918-10-25

Wetzler Supply Company afe prepared to cut and thread pipe in any length required and can furnish all Che pipefttings required for home and farm use. If.
The Holbrook news., 1918-10-25

Full line of Garden Tools and Hose at Wetzler's. If
The Holbrook news., 1918-10-25
State Renresentafiye

FRED T. GOLFER
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TNALPRICES ON 4: /. /.
CURB WEREL0WER
Bonds and Motor Stocks. Sell
OFF, While Airplane' Is-. .:
sues Advance. '.N

Prices for curb securities were gem
orally lower at the close yesterday with
few exceptions Trading in the early
part Of the session showed Arm tone
with moderate advances in many Of the
shares, but the general market turned
heavy after midday. Submarine Boat,
which on the previous day advanced
substantially. was less active, the gain
was maintained until the closing hour.
when It sold slightly lower. The other
war stocks were dull, with small ad-
vances in the airplane issues following
the news that the airplane production In
this country was not in such bad state
as previously reported.
Among the oil stocks Midland Securi-
ties advanced about two points and Lone
Star Oil and Gas made its initial ap-
pearance. Houston Oil was strong in
the early trading, advancing about two
points. but 1t lost all of the Improvement
before the close. Motor stocks were less
active and lower. with a drop Of points
in the price Of Chevrolet Specialties
were dull and irregular.
Mining stocks were quiet. with few
important changes.
Bonds also were less active and
slightly lower. Moline Plow 10, 1923.
were dealt In for the first time.
Total sales and range Of prices follow:
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LOANS TO ALLIES !.
$6,692,O4O,OO0
Payments, by United States
Since Entry in the War
$6,O89, 064,75O. :. 80

WARRINGTON, Aug. 2S.-Payments to
the ALLIES SINCE, tho United States en-
tered the war to-day passed another
billion dollar mark and stood at Ss.osa.-
oeh760. This represents tho aggregate
OF checks actually drawn on the TtesS.
ury and paid as. distinguished from
credits established or agreements by the
United States Government to make
loans which now amount to ss.sss.o4o.-
. All credit accounts are open and are
being drawn on periodically by the Gov
,ernrnents to which they are extended.
excepting that to Russia, which has an
unexpended balance OF $4,000, 900.
Technically this IL still available. but
the Bolshevik Government has never
presented any demands for payment.
Credits now established for the Allies
are a. follows: Great Britain. $685.
100000; France, s2.0s6, 100000: Italy,
,$780.000.00 Russia, $326,000.0e0: Bel
GUM, 3I54,250.000; Greece, S16,7s0.o00 |;
Cuba. $15.000.ooo; Serbia, 3l2.0o0.0oo.
Reports have reached the Treasury ro-
Gently that some Italian commercial in
terests felt the United States was not
making adequate loans to Italy. nor
making sufficient effort to bring down
the high rate of exchange, which works
n hardship on Italian importers. Treas
ury officials explained to-day that every
request of the Italian Government for
loans has been granted and that there Ia
no difference Of opinion between the two
Governments. The exchange rate has
been reduced materially within the last
two months and further efforts to bring
It nearer par are under way, but italian
merchants are said to be slow in taking
advantage Of the allied system for
pooled purchases in this country.
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

American Telephone and Telegraph Com
psny seven year Q per e: 1ns, convertible
Tns Sns ccpRsss roc Som Sssna. reports 1.,S
e FsSp s e. New last York Se- Ia. been
appointed American Commercial Attache
at Rio de Janeiro, He has been engaged
years and has been the South American
representative of a New York house for
the last three years. during which time
he has devoted particular attention to
Application has been made by Armour
4 Co. Of Chicago to the Secretary Of
coo 600 - to $40. ooo. 900. ~ ~
spscsssy: ,r.d,Ss on IL rye future: q. has he:
e eiie m Bssrd OF Trade prsSsntins one
operator to be long or short more than
'n Tn. aG United states Steel Cooperation has
Government to the Westinghouse Electric
and Manufacturing COMPANY for three
generating plant In connection with the
Soyernmsn .,,,, ordnance nance plant now being
IN. Raiirosd ADMINISTRATORS reports
week ended August II as ls7.4as against
lse, for the corresponding period OF
william ana Sinclair Mainland Of yosh-
kosh, Wisconsin, have sold all OF their
stock OF the Oklahoma Power and Trans-
mission Company to interests controlling
the North American Light and Power Com
pany. which operates public utility prop
critics in Ohio, Oklahoma and Missouri.
Alexander Archibald. di-ector of revenue
and finance for Newark, N. J., will re.
ceive sealed bids until II A. II. August
20 for sT00 900 six months tax anticIpa-
tion notes. Mr.. Archibald will also re-
ceive sealed bids until IL A. M. September
1 for SI,T2b, 900 s per cent semi aunusl
oon wear average sewer bonds A GER
tined check for 2 per cent. Il required;
Guaranty Trust COMPANY, and c, y. ssr.
rent Jr, of Kidder. Peabody 4 Co.. have
been added to the recently appointed for
eiEn securities committee Of the Invest
msnt Bankers Association of America
Members of the New York Cotton Ex-
change have voted TO close on August
81. the Saturday. preceding Labor Day.
The Grinneli Mil of New Bedford has
declared an extra dividend of 10 per
cent, payable in bonds Of the Fourth
Liberty loan. In addition to the regular
quarterly dividend of IN per cent. pay
able scptsmhsr to stock Of record Au-
The report giving tho condition Of the
cotton crop as OF August 70 will be 10.
sued by the United States Government
on September q next and q statement Of
the condition Of grain will be published
by the Department Of Agrieulturs on Sep
TENDER 0.
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ssi,cssS,ees, mixed ana Iorhsrs. t,o.ss0
S,s;,, rough. 'iEiIsiIis; pigs. 'is
sheep ana Lsme.-Rsce,pss. go, sirens.
u Is%ss; ssi's''''' few h'.'' Others
CINCINNATI, Aug. -. - Hogs - Re-
eeiPts, 5000; steady.
=. csttls--Receipts. 500: steady. Gown
0la Calves strong, s70if,M
,,shsep.Rsceipts. $500; steady. $40
Ills. Lambs steady.
KANSAS CITY. NO. Aug. ss.--aosp--
Receipt. a.see; higher. Bulk. Sis.Seo
ssiss.r:s us.,seis.sc:: ,,s SseA' sis.i 20
Csttis-Rseeipts, i.oes; steady. Prime
fsd steers. sl76is.aB; dressed beef steers
Nl0ieS; Western stesra siso1tse:
cows. s.so01abo: heifsrs, es01Lss;
:,oekers and feeders. s11s0iAi; bulls,
..sheep-Reeeipts. 1900; steady. Lambs
sisSo0le; yeariings, s1l.boolS; wsthsrs.
No0iAso; ewes. ss01s.1s.
II LOUIS. Aug. 2s.-Hege-Rscsipts
utSo@la7st mixed and butchsrs Sis.bS
gisso; good heavy. Sis.sooisss; bulk.
Csttie-Rse..p.s, $500; steady. Ns,,v.
beef steers. eii.Sools.ss; ysaritng steers
and heifsrs. es.soais.So; covs, Si.sSO
1850; stochsrs end fssdsrs. SaSo0i III
calves. s1.1sols.3S. 80
sheep-Receipts. 1,Sso; steady. Lambs,
si<017; ewes, eii0is.
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SHARP ADVANCES IN
COTTON FUTURES
Prices Reach New High Marks
IN q Market Active and
Excited.

p.cen, nervous and irregular markets
-,,. followed by one OF the most active
a, excited. II not the most sensation
,nv rapid advances in the history of
.,,,on during yesterdays trading. All
s.,,vsr,es made new high records and
-. old bull predictions Of last season
Wv. practically realized. with October
"rlnr Al 4e0c.. or within 10 points OF
=. n cent level This movement also
s.rs within 10 points of the full maxi
nm Auctuatipn permitted for any one
%y under wartime regulations. as It
IN r,nsr,sented IN advance Of 2so points. or
uIso a bale, from the closing price of
Tnursday. Active months generally sold
81 10 $50 points net higher IN the late
,r,Ainr and the close was strong at
~, advances Of 263 to 2s3 points.
This extraordinary advance reflected
,,cr,asing fear of very bullist' end
August condition figures. The weekly
,,port OF a Western authority which 10
!, ls,ue a report on Thursday said that
croo prospects as a whole were the worst
s,ss 1903, There were also rumors OF
o,h,r bullish reports and later in the
S,y Il was stated that returns to
,-ominent Southern bureau made the
coalition only 81, which would be the
hv.st on record and indicate q falling
Of OF fully 16 points as compared with
m. last Government figures. In some
quarters the opinion was expressed that
from the end-June indication OF 1885,
100 bales crop prospects might be re-
Sucsd to II 500, 900 bales before the end
Of the season. e. t.-......
Prices opened steady at an advance
Of I to is points, but eased on private
rain news, which inspired some realixing
and local pressure. Offerings were
Quickly absorbed. however, with the
market becoming increasingly active and
excited as prices worked higher Liver
POOL continued a good buyer. Demand
rev more general and continued to the
close Fair rains were reported at points
IN Oklahoma, but the showers in TexaS
were lighter and less general than sug-
rested by the early reports. Southern
SPOT markets were UNCHANGED. tos 21s,
points higher. Exports for the day were
1884 bales. making 212.21s 80 FAR this
season, against 257.ss2 last year, 49,.
Week end statistics Into sight for
tho week, 1912, against 107.444 last
year. making 155,46 20 far this season,
against 230.6s3 last year. Spinners'
tskIngs Of American for the week. 112.-
eI,, against 126,s69 last year, making
sIs,2s2 SO far this season, against 604,-
lss last year. Worlds visible supply of
oil kinds. 2.ss2.15s. against 3.576,233
last year; visible supply American, l.
,sl.l5s. against 1,256.233 last year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-24
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

sEEyEs--Receipts, 1910 head: ls cars
s,.Fhsr! cows steady to strong. Fair to
- Is. bulls at :s OF Is COW. g, ,! ps
sna5; heifers at Ss613z5. Dressed beef
nV.,ty at 100 CSC. per ID. for ordinary to
salss-New,on 4 Co.: SO West Virginia
ssn: 70 West Virginia steers. 1850. 81.
ILL.,, IL y on Sn,, the ios; 20 yiFEtnis l.s4s.
@amserg a Son: - west Virgins
I'LL ss. i,s s a. III lis, 49, ,is ~ on Ne sse
1850; y. l,iss. ,is.7s; I, y Sissi COW.
, II: nae'ifsrsl' sss. :id.ss: 8 flIsinia, ssa.
,Mw; i. sos. $50: !. $50. $685., So.
nnh; 2. sl5. $3.50. Kerns Commission
T.; ~, y West Virginia steers, 1.oS2. sis.I5.
SsS' asItsr. s1 "a. TIL . ssss' .s
~ t.ALvvEs-Receipts. $50 head; $50 on
IL. 'eaIs hrm; all other calves firm TO
, sasr Common to fairly prime veals
Gr;Isl5.5O; Western calves s' at US ;1sseS1t.
n" dressed veals higher at. 25@Sic. per
s, SiolntTy dressed at 2s9Slc.
ty.,,s ,-s, Judd & CO.: So veals. I4s lbs
TTasd IA. as; Il Western calves aat'
ys, u i.s Hs I'D ns'6o' TN, Nswtsn 4 Co, Il
y'as ?sas ' 10. T sssso se eaIi. los
IT, crr'w R. Hume; 10 veals. isi, $3.50;
ssi" 2o'. VA. ]. G. Curtis g. son:
:n i,5"' Hs'6o; 8 cuils. 12s. sls; 10,
SHEEP AND IAMBs-Rees,nt. skoo
III lsh cars on sale. SHEEP .tesSy:
n. amos ,Stnhs opened steady; closed easter:
lover naSe GEEes were dull and 2595oc.
SSiSsH ps sG 81, som fS. 'a sS ,sS;;
s sInIh1 p to prime lambs. yis.5SeiSSo:
iis.scn 4 ns, Dressed mutton steady at
sssTabiRR dF ss.Snn lambs 2. a;S,is
i; +, %:., ay yi9ssia ,..ss s;s
Ohio ts' S. y' ,fsss Is g. ea A.;
!. A;x;o. 30, il5; IS, iot, SIC; euii.. q,
din is srns Commission Co: iss west viz.
cai s.n % .; nsso; 2+7 Ohio, sS, 1850;
W.: w.; y sgl, %. IS. Sewtcn n CO..: "a
II, IL o. D. siS rs,, sheep, %. gig; ;:
~ ITs d State la mSs, Is. is: IL sheep.
s.a! ink Keo, STiLs; q; e. shsmSers, 4
W. NO. ..hesp, 100. ,is; 10. is. so. Guns 80
On v.sD'ss-Rece!pts. 1850 head; very few
r I oc >. Market steady at iiaaS9 2o.Ts
'NubHb, sli.1O.
vera, sanders! 4 State hogs. 22o lbs,
,e' '2o 26i roughs, so7. il7,7S
rn,e stock Markets of Other Cities.
l,Ss AGO, Aug. 2a.-Hogs-Receipts,
,utsy soy SOH' lower than best times yes
49, Top. Sls.s5: butchers. Sis0
rista,ssA hogs, Ns@ls.s5; packing.
| .iTtSSi,ss,1'; roughs, Si7250iT6; bulk,
SMSS "s'' piss. good and choice, ST.SS
Bee; W w.. 5000; market steady.
sil,5"e' good and choice. prime. Sls.sb
,,uasvep-heoeipts lI.oooi good lambs
a.dI,1,, heep slow to lower, Lambs.
iSsii; te S prime 3issSg,lsso; culls.
NigtSj.p Prime, 1ilgla; choice breeding.
r,NSr BuFFALO. N. ", Aug. as.-cat-
C,hnsceip's 800. steady.
Esgs-.E,s,'" s' eapl' Soo; strons. FG2i,
Z ''e'p's hsooi strong. Heavy,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-24
Per dossn. sssoos; dark, per dozen, 81
9s: 'cuIls. per dozen. Si0i.s6. a. ="

o.: culls. per dosen. si0i.s6. n.
fOULIny,, LIyE-R.e.ipts nniosdsd. .
s ssm,ss BRoiLERsLco,orsa. via express.
ss. We.s s .t sis i.s s ss. ss South, H.
, Tsssssn' a vi. frs,Sht; sse sou.nsrn. VI.
fancy. heavy, Via frsi 81. sse,; .y.rsIc
1 via f y,s fss's e.. sss Stp Ro1sTEss
sraissS DSkEasss LONG .se I buHeKs
,as o ssEss: 8ss ir.,s, y a s s1s.. $50
IN, fyE Ssss z: fi D:ia ' va
$3.50: family. SIS; short oIear. Gseg
~; packet. tss o So; extra India mess Isl
ls i sis ,. Ssson' s.iii::. si asG
s s,i.s; 1 ,s rs , i7Es Grease; a,m
Picked hams. nrm; regular. io-i2, lbs.
lsXcj Skinned. 1870 lbs, isXc. Tsiiow
dull; city Special. loose. isnc. Lard easy:
barely steady; quoted 2sh o2skc.i re-
America, s,sss; Brazil kegs. ,ass5; com.
:sssay; cit; ra :t.aTin.. ssSssx se Slso'
RICE -. Domestic medium. sxelee.;
fancy head; lo91okc.i extra fancy, lek
"a 49,. ep"' AWAY o'ue roSe'
svGAR.cu. loaf. &C.: crushed. .s7sc.;
a.,sa 1Ios pOwae.ed Tsse 1s arsnp
A. 1ioc.: No. ]. Ease.
SUGAR sYRUPs-Faney Uttered, per
gallon: Sc. in bbls. and soc. in bulk:
uttered. Ioo. and sse.. and unfitered. soc.
and 25c. respectively.
yEGETABLEs. MISCELLANEOUS
BEANS-Long Island. bag or bsk., SO
$50; Jersey. wax or green. bsk., ue3: NAT.
green. ;,aSS275; cranberry. R9f.2s;
gas; bag. q g l;a5. BEETs-ioS bchs:,
s.. cA isf s sSh' ,, ,sa t SSaS On
R RsRslDs sf 10 e., ears; ss, cVSgS
Ea.tsfn. per eushsi box. $50 a s;ss; Gu:
s s.R Pe 49, is s sss S:t sac s
Gsso; small crate. sISs Gel csfE sF"ie
s sss 1sTsy per sensn II ass 5H.ss
italian: e.E9 ii. LIMA bEXNs.Posato.
s:a s:s'gs ., ' L s;r &C.
@ Si:ssv 1ss e., .9955sFRss fLAXTs~
oNIoNs.je..ey. sek., nes: Long island.
county. New York. RED. bag. ,i.So q .So:
Orange county. spanish seed, bsk., 1925 q
l.so; State and Western. 100 Id. bag. S225
@ti Washington, 100 ID. bag, ssS0a as
California, 100 ID. bag: .2so6sH. PEAS
3; bag. ,.I62,sd PEPPERs-J.rsey. RUBY
no.s' eSI. ,ia5SI75; Ssk., 500 7sc: S oat.
!oasoe: long. Dbl: ,lsoSl;75; b.k. 500
1Sc. cheese. Dbl, sl.6o92; bsk.. 400 coo.
Cuban, Dbl. ,,'I;2sgii,a7S; ssk.:. .o9 SOC
cherry. bsk., $ld1.75. PARSLEY-Noarby.
curly. 100 bchs,: 75s. gil; plain. 100
hchs., s2G3, ROMAINE-Bsk.. soc. d 81. SO;
crate sec. us. scALLIoNs-.Nearby
100 bchs. 81. SPINACH-State, bsk.. 25
@tec.. SQuAsH-whi,e, box, 259 soc.
bsk., 5of 76c.: bbl;, Sl9l5o; Italian. bsk.,
crate. 5O175c.; box. 25@s5c. bbl, soc o
81: marrow, Dbl. aga TuRNIpsmRuta-
Upper Jersey, box, soc: g,l5o: south Jsr-
sey. box, soc. q Sl.25; l6 quart bsk., "a
75c.: quart bsk.. 500 toc.: carrier. soc. o
$l.s; dollhouse, ID, 385c,
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PRODUCE MARKETS.

!, DEANS AND PEAS = No receipts.
gEANs--M.rrow. chOics. 400 lbs. ,.li:is
marrow. G.nehurisn; ,sltsooia7s: Cos
.iIssS 81 't medium. "esole pes ,fi niss;
small white, California, i1i; tepsty, Cali
.:..i. ihe1s isss' S$.saI ss''s shs sis.
%slre~ r; sha ssn;sz s iss'i isssa
ssass Choice y iS, :ss s sl, .his
ssl1'.s Ss :Ss1s s sssnS.si, oi S:S
~: :se.t ? ss.se Ss:ss' black 'a ssi.l. :.ss;
ssS pns c ssa soS sss A%'f ims ca sg
Is, s,i.1si srs:n, c.liforni.. sissic.s;
S Sl.ss sy. 'siS olnis iSBR: splits, ss.os
sss sss1 small. sr;sis q, ,oss ,,ss as MAN.
cl sTTTzR si.s n:e' ,s.: .s., ,s s r:
. :as.s. 10 "a :ss :. :ss as s'ts 81
ss:.;s ss:.i,.s h,ss s!d
ss ' s.,o. ss,' S, ss:tA a.irs.
Us Ss:e 1ns so%nsn ss al. iso' y
Iss : ,:. .ts.. i,,..s:
trsts. Regime; isdiss; Ssrr:ns = , n.c':
iSS.S sfs;s ~ ,'sS.s Ps s :,ss
lover grades. isSsse.
cHEEsE-R.osipt. 1850 boxes state.
~: isS ss; s.e ,,:,. 8
siS o Sc ssinsis q. Isles, asx ole; dop.
BILE dsisies, tsM os1e w:scn . s;n, ~ boas
hi Ht ls:s ; ssss Tas ss eS
W0STKc.; state. skims, fresh. speeiais.
i,,q Good pr%e es S%.s rr.S.. 10
CoTTONsEED OIL-rhe market was
neglected aid entirely nominal. NO fur-
ther switching operation: came 20 nEht.
position has been about evened UP. Under
lying conditions In the spot trade were
Arm and fairly good domestic trade 10 IN
progress. having bean stimulated by the
scarcity and high prices of higher grade
oils. go
nGes-R.eeip,s. 1856. case. Fresh
s.hsssa extra. per rs, Regular
poor to fair. a64 .sc.; fresh gathered
Sir,is: No ':esae; No; and .p poSre e.
SOC. state, psss.siv.n,s and nearby west
err hsnnery white IN; e fancy. ssS
whites. ordinary TO nns. IS ossc.: P.c,ne
coast whites. hrsts, to nnsst. st9sse.
Wsstsrn and Southern sathered whites: .,s ~
hennery browns. si0I5e.i gathered brown
and mixed eoiors. ss 061c.; refrigerator
special marks. <s6<sHc.; nrsts. +io+ahc.
FLOUR AND MEAIGThs i ,onS e
winters, ,lo.toS1o7o; Ksnss. 'il.iog
$50 in % ID. sacks. Rye nour quiet; fair
to good. ss5o@S4o: choice TO fancy, ss.tb
9lOso: cosnmeai steady; yeii ,.. srs anu
s;,s. FEED-wss,srn bran. ,s9 IT, , sack:
City fee; md s,sn per d. 100 .es car MD:
diinss, 1881. OIL meal. wi in 100 ID.
FRUITS. DHIrD -Evapo.
rated State. choice. H.. is6lshe'; PRIME
'TEurrs. FRESH : APPLES Maiden.
Blush. Sbi.. sfes; esL-. II.Is i:is; Hol-
land Pippin, Dbl, s4.se05; F.i, Pipp,n.
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nssS;.s. GRAB 1PP g!$si.s'::,, .' &,
sss 81. s!S,s; S.s. .;ss: s.eRs,: Dbl: ~
10; b.k.. si0s; Watermelon. Dbl. sos;
GS; b.x.. tlsoa,: Scooter. Dbl. ,ste Q
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81: Jersey, pel.T.re and MsryiAnai sa Ssn.:
Maryland. carrier. H.soG,sJ. FILMS
Per quart bsk, Damson. sS0Soe,
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LONDON MARKET.

LONDON. Aug. 23-Trading on the
stock Exchange was firm to-day, with a
meagre supply of high class securities.
Foreign stocks were steady. but foreign
railroads were irregular. Guayaquil
securities were two points lower. Mexi-
cam Issues reacted In sympathy with a
sharp fall IN Mexican Northwestern
Railroad shares, on an unsatisfactory
starenient OF the compsnys affairs
Shipping shares were In good request
and industrials were firm. Cement securi-
ties were active and the feature of the
market African land stocks were In
good deIoand
Money was quiet. Money 3 per cent
Discount rates-Short and three months
bills, 8 1912 per cent. Gold premium at
Lisbon, 1870,
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NORMAL, EXCHANGE NEARER.
Continued Defeats of German
Contrfbut ting Facter.

Tue readjustment Of foreign exchange
grades toward q normal basis because
OF the defeat being administered to the
German army was emphasized yesterday
by an advance of 3h points in exchange
on Paris to the highest price since 1916.
The high price for French exchange yes
terday was 5.6ih for the dollar.
, The par value of exchange on Paris
Is SIS francs, the close being one point
under the best for the day. Exchange
on Scandinavian countries and SwitEer-
land was slightly lower.
The most erratic movement in the
market for foreign exchange occurred in
the rate on Spain. which declined IS
points on the announcement that the
United States had secured a credit in
Spain to the amount OF 1000. oo0. 900
pesetAs. which Is equal to 100000, 900
In American money.
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SPECIAL LIVE STOCK RATE.
Applies to Cattle to Go From
Drought Stricken Areas.

WASHINGTON. Aug. ga new basis
Of live stock rates in the Southwest, with
especially low charges on stock moving
out Of the drought stricken areas to tho
Southeast, was ordered established TO-.
day by the Railroad Administration.
To facilitate the emergency movement
Of cattle from the drought areas tho
Railroad Administration provided that
shipments Of stockers and feeders to
territory south of the Ohio and Potomac
rivers and east OF the Mississippi might
be made at rs per cent. OF the usual
rates. This IL expected to increase stock
shipments to the Southeast greatly
within the next few weeks.