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AMERICAN WORKERS BUitE
VAST FLEET OF VESSELS
Chairman Hurley Declares Every I'm.
Hns Played Big Fart In
Work.
lBy Associated Press. ]


PHILADELPHIA. November T-
Peace, with victory, which now. .sosins
near. could not have been made possi
BILE without. the patriotic efforts OF
the workers at home. said Chairman
Hurley. OF the Shipping Board. tonight
at an entertainment and receptions here.
given by Director-G General Schwab for
employees Of the Emergency Fleet
Corporation. ttsiFE y
Every ono of you has played his
and her part in driving the German
army out Of France aud BelgirffT..'. Ne
Hurley told the fleet coruorattonS
workers. The nights you spent az
your desk after ofice hours helpej
TO put American soldiers over the Ton
into the German trenches. Your EN-,
cient service made possible the Ameri-
can shipbuilding program that Wonsthe
race against the German submarlnes
Last month the American shjpyAras
completed and delivered 4l5.9os dead
weight tons of shipping. Il WasF.the
finest shipbuilding ach!evement.the
world has ever known It wak4Ethe
climax OF your hard work and I Would
like To say that the stenogranhers.
clerks and even the office bows Mbn
did what was assigned TO them al veil
as II could he done deserve "a 7mi,ch
credit as the men at the top IT,.
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Real Estate and Court News
CHANCEnY TRANSFERS.

The Monroe Realty Company, Inc.
to l. g. andrews, 20. So:i westhamp-
i2J feet south line Northampton Ave
nur. 10 iect : - inches east OF Bel
mont Avenue. October -. 1915; TAX
tn Monroe Realty Company. Inc.
II oswald r. hnignt ana Mary T..
tw!fcI. 40. $685. wes,hampton Avenue,
line Westhanp.un avenue, Go feet ia
Inches east OF Belmont Avenue. AS
IlgiiHn':oY Of l Lien 81 S:.SSe' oetooer -,
Marie l.. parsons and Townsend -
sh Iaal TO E;i ia v Lee lot 8:
t!ocF -, 5OxlSO feet north line Grace
street, as shown on. map of John j..
IAN $3.50, $40.
:. W. Robinson. sr.. and Mamie y.
twfe, TO T.. II: rord. lot :. block i2l
adams Plan. sexl2S ;;set west line Of
X street. November /. 1915; assump
ton of lien of s6uo lax 81, slo.
Grove Avenue. IS feet i inches BY So
zee, i f ''R ne OF Grove Avenue. at
tax s4.5o, $40.
The Greater Richmond Realty Co
Monument Avenue Park. 50x250 feet
Grregular) south line OF Monument
Avenue. October %. 1918: tax S3.5o.
:. =. cowardin and Leila g. ,wife)
TO \. G. BurkeN 2GXl25 feet west line
OF Thirty fifth street. GO feet north OF
= Street. October 20. 1918; TAX $3.50.
$40.
Joseph g. Williams. J-. to 4. T. shell
ton and Fatiie II. shelton. No. 1902 +.
Grace Street. fronting AZ fact on north
line Grace Street, IS feet east OF Twen-
!y-third street. October %. 1918; tan
$3.50. SO.
James ". Cox TO James w ~ Coz.
Mary Maedalene Cox, BESSIE CON Brad
ley e. ais No. 1928 Beverly Street,
'2XloO feet at northeast corner OF Bcv-
erly and Temple Street. july "a, 1915;
tax SOC, 81.
Il. G. Wherry and NJ 4. campbell.
trustees (deed froGl Ida VI. and George
+. RaEdletD, to T.. Leslie Powell. Jr..
..Xl2l feet Grregular) north line BROAD
street, 1913 feet east OF Thirty fourth
Street. September -. 1919: $s.125.
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cH.ScEl,Y DEEDS or TRUST.

Elizabeth Y. Lee TO John NJ Purcell
trustee, ssoxlae feet north line trace
o ,I@sh sis - fse' W s OF West Street
Edward \. Cai Hsp'' and ciIs.Iia W.
,lwife>. 20 Leon NJ. Nelson, trustee.
Franklin street. l3s5xs7.a (irregulari
a; southwest corner of Franklin aad
Nineteenth Streets. November !. 1915:
sl5:s33.
w:lliam Henry White and Martha
Ann wife). Of Lynchburg. Va. 20 \.
j. D. Ch?wnins, Jr.. trustee. Nos. $40 and
Hickory street at south line OF cabeil
Street. September .. 1918: 3i.500
Trustees OF the Denny stree; Metho-
DIST k:piscopai Church. south. and the
Phillips: trustee. church build.,
Sexll0 feet at northeast corner Of ~.
ton and State Streets. November l..
Trustees of The Benny street Mctho-
d d. Episr%pai Church; south. 10 y;
E S.hd hh,ii!ps, trustee. SO feet >
east cornor of Denny ana Seventh
streets; February y. ,ois; $1,000.
so.7xso feet west line Of Thirty-scconI
street. Isl feet south OF Broad street.
Frances NJ. Wexford and ]. Med.
.hushand) to @. II. Funston. trustee.
No. %o2a Haanoyyer. Av.erue. 81 feet 5
eos; corner of Hanover Avenue and
West Street. October 81: 1918: $1,000.
to Josep;l r.; Welsh. Joseph s,umpt
North Thirtieth Street. 2Sx132 feet west
line Of Thirticth Street, IS feet north
p, =; Euhank ana Anna L. twife'
Tho Central, 34SSp,fcet west line OF
Fourth street. Nl32 feet north of Main
Street. November ., 1918; st6,SO0
IN Mrs Scar, Carrie Psyton TO s W; Hobin.-
IL feet inches by Ill feet south line
Of Leigh >Street;N1oo feet east OF Bowo
Street. November .. 1918: S1,351
y. G. Burke and Virginia L. lwife)
10 j. Jordan Leakc, trustee. 3Oxl2S feet
west line of Thirty-hfth Street, so feet
porth OF Street. October 80. 1915;
Sl.6S0.
Oswald j.. Knieh, and Mary e. (wifcl
Z, To- Edward j. blake. trustee, No. 39ssa
inches by 12o feet south line Westhamp:
ton Avenue, &c feet 3D. inches cast OF
ileimont Avenue. November I, 1913;
II. Lesile, Powell. Jr and Naomi f..
@ife) 10 Howard Sutton, trustee, Els
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SUPREME coUmT or APPEALS.

The. following cases were yesterday
Withers ct ais. VS.. Jones's executrix
Virginia Iron. Coal and Coke Com
docket.
Lavenstein Bros vs.. Hartford Fire
Insurance Company.
Brooks VS.. Clintsman
kcppler ct ais. VS.. CITY OF Richmond,
Nos. 9. and 3 on the arsuE. ant docket.
Irvine VS.. ComMonwea,.n; argued by
James q. Martin for plaintiff In error
and Attorney-Ge for.the Comm on
wealth, and submitted.
Commonwealth vs.. HutaIer s. Co.;
nrgued by O. J.. Shewmake for the
Coan,onwealth and George Bryan and
IIiil Montague for tho defendant in
Scrro-. and Submitted. y -
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CHASCERY RELEASE DEEDS.

S. Is sa!'s ' %vsn5 M
20 10, Zee, south line Fourth Avenue,
"a, 1915; 1919. o'ei
w. l.. Miller and J. Lee Davis. trus-
V 1ees' No 10 1t isz II; Greaser. OF Norfolk,
feet south line Fourth Avenue. 30 feet
s1.i2o.i9. >
y william I;lMsg.r ". Miller y trustee. to Otis
BLOCK L. Highland Park Addition. l5%
~" feet south line Fourth Avenue.
~ ' isis T;s ss6.o OF Front street. October
Smith. OF Cumberland, Va. iGxI4i fee.
north line Street. 80 feet west OF
$500. ''''et' 'c'ooeF ~ 1918;
ward y. Calisch. Nos. 1909 to 1917. In
22ausive; East Franklin street. l3s5xS0
q Frankiin and Nine tee s f9eeSt
November !, 1918; s5.:i5. ' %
H. y. Pollard. Jr.. trustee. to y, Ken
s Soa M M sn so. and Matthias +. Nay
rect T." inches by log feet inches al
southeast corner Of Hanover ivenu.
anu west Street. October 10, i.Is:
T.. sitterd:ng, Robert Lecliy. Jr.. and
=, -. EaTneai, trustees. TO S. p. Cowar-
hhffh,ii, s s let LET west line OF Thirty
". !. K:mbrough. Jr.. trustee, 10
Eena Mildred Eroidy. No. sos North
west Street, 22Nll0 feet west line OF
Vest Street 1877 feet 10 inches south
Of Stuart Avenue. October 80, 1915;
W. J. Kimbrough. Jr., trustee. 10
Julia NJ. McDonough. lot "a. block l..
Highland Park Addition. 30xl25 feet
south line OF Fourth Avenue. At west
St27.
liam Ferguson and r Fatsie S FwifeS aSx 30,
feet south line JacIueIin Street, $50
teet vest OF Randolph Street. Septem-
ber II; l9lS,: St24.
55ra a, 10 F; II; Boatwright, a5Silo
;""rne; OF Byron Street. October 49,
H.; A Mecurdy; surviving trustee, to
land Park, Ssx1to feet at Southeast
corner OF Enslow Avenue and Byron
Street. October L. 1918: Saas.o..
Howard sutton. trustee. 10 Ellen
Eliza Roddenberry. 4+Nle0 fee, east
line North Avenue 10 feet south Of
i"berts Street. June IL. 1918; 81, 500
y; !. Chewing. Jr.. trustee. TO Mar
shall 4. Gillian, Nos. $50 and s3a HEX
ory street, 25EG0 feet At southwest co:-
ner OF Hickory ami Cabcil Streets
october 20. sls; $500.
Thomas. 25xi24 feet west line Thirty
second Street. % feet south of S Street.
November !, 1915; $li5
). g. florauce. trustee. TO The Mon
roe Realty Co. Inc, No. 3Oa7 Wrs;
T ar Street. II feet IL inches by
feet l-2 inches east II West Street
October ST. 1918: S2,92S
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>--------------------
ARMIES FLEE IN DISORDER
Complete Chaos Prevails In Austria
According tn Travellers Rcnch-
ing Bern.
10y Associated Press.

BERN. SWITZERLAND. November 6.
Complete chaos prevails in Austria.
according to travellers returning here
from that country. MI the railroad
VILLAGES III the Tyrol are flooded with
the returning armies in full disorder
In the villages the de'noraliZed troops.
who are breadisss, arc plundcring and
reunisitioning supplies.
picteiy cut off. Artillcrists arc selling
their horses for a trine. Automobile
drivers are going homcward as they
please.
Many OF the released Italian prison
ers OF war who are returning to Italy
are trying to enter Switzerland
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.RUM0R TINT ARN|sT|CE !
IS SIGNED Celebrated
Wall Street Becomes Excited and
Spends Hours Hoping for
Confirmation.
STANDARD SECURITIES SOAR
Mexican Petroleum Advances Thir-
teen Points, While Rails, Motors,
Oils, Machinery, Rubber and Fer.
tiliZcr Shares Also Go Higher.
uY nnOADAN NALL.

NEW YORK, November wall
street, at about 1890 to day, began the
celebration OF what every one agreed
was 10 be The greatest day in the
worlds history. But. although every
one went home believing the Germans
rmd signed the arnl!Sticc presented by
Marshal Foch. there had been no con-
nrmation of thai hoped-for event up
inE. In statement recorded Oh a news
ticker At i:30. declared the report VAS
untrue. and that tn. German com!nis-
sion was only scheduled To receive
foch's armistice tcrns at o'clock
Paris time tnoon Washington time).
According to what is believed TO be
r"i2bi" Information, the news agency
Responsible for the definite announce
n.nt that the war in effect, il over
sent out It's moinentous cabIcpram from
iaris exactly four minutes before the
historic meeting Of E'och and the Ger
mans was to take place.
The nrs; reaction OF these peace re-
port tidingH, which no one took the
trouble 10 question. was one OF supreme
Joy. but strangely sophisticated. ma
tesial Wall street was so stunned that
II didn't know how 10 act. Not FOR
hftoen minutes did the ticker tape be-
gin It's celebration OF the wars sup
POSED end. But when /, did. standard
ana low-prtced rails, motors. oils. har-
Nfster machinery. rubber and fertilizer
hEares. utilities and coppers proceeded
y rise in imposing fashion.
AZ the da::'s high prices Mexican
Southern Pacific on a turnover. second
only to United States Steel common
!; International Harvester 10 over
" cdnesday's low: Canadian Pacific :
SmciteTs. 4: General Motors g and
:hevrol, 8; Union Pacific, 3, and Great
Northern. ).
FOREIGN nONDS SCORED
NEW HIGH RECORDS
In bonds. foreign issues scored new,
highs. with Anglo-French Us up to SO
Long term rails were the widest
behaving securities In the Street Two
ana three point advances were com
mon.
In cotton, values slumped on "a turn
ABOUT or opinion In the outlook for the
staple IN peace, while in corn. Novctn-
ner contracts were down 3 cents 4.
ptshci. ana futures up cent or two
Foreign exchanges on neutral coun-
fi.ssinovcd In favor or tile dollar
NAssFs Few telt that the market had
finished aiscount.rg the '';r.at.st d.
In history" there Was a belIef ,si,.,. -"
- IN important banking circles i'm,
nc problems involved in getting back
10 peace basis are far NOR. men,
,eHtai 'hah Is ordinarily sII;os.,,
but u was pointed out. the general
puo!ic ana the entire country noyy al
.cct!y or indirectly Interested il, s.curi
;.eS, mas on occasion specifically curly
in the war. outgucssed the shrcwdes.
oa"hrrs on the future of prices.
Ne" YORK. November 7-Mercnr.n.
per. Sterling slaty-dhy t!lis tt.s. ~
inerclal sihty-uay oils on bani. 81, ~
,3 !::n.r.i.i -IN;I;Gay niis. stl2i.. demand.
sS a.. ,,,s; itrons: ruling rate. {. nauL
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charlo.te L,r,. ne.trlc,lop,..; 60.

- =
CHARLOTTE. y. c.. November z
Quarantine regulations put into effect
here hve weeks ago to aid in stanliiinr
out Influenza will he lifted nj n,id
night tonight. During the uuaraf-
tine all thcaters. schools and churches
have becp. closed, and all gatherines
were required to be held in the 6nsn
air The official record shows Iii
deaths from influenza and pneumonia.
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RICHMOND RAT MARKET.
Whoirnaie Quotations an Exchange
u,iIcAGo GRAIN MaIKEr.

CHICAGO. November ,.=False reports tina Z
Germany had airea2i s.gIcJ an armis;icn
brought hboat savage whip SAW marke;
to-day ia tle CORE trade. After price. had
plunged downward about cents ! hush.i.
a violent up;urn ensuFi and the close was
Wild. SLlc net lower to i7lc advance. with
December 2lN To l.22 ana .IanUar: La. TO
II. OaIs finished unchanged To &c tower.
The outcome in provisions an advance
ranging from l0c to Si,5o.
Lcad!ag futures rsnsed as follows:
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MENRICo DEEDS or TRUST.

T.. NJ. Noble TO Isaac Digs. SIS
/" miles below Richmond. October Is,
1918: 5000.
Warranty George w Miller. OF
part Of lot 49, block l., section .. High
and Springs building lots. October ~,
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BOND LIST

American !, i,.i Writing Paper 5s,....... su;
Atlsn,ir 49,. - ;.'--'............... ~.
=. g. l.. ana y. COT. is........ S...
~; ,*'s'. cory. ~ tBaItlmo:.J tbidt. -
ms. anu ONO COnv. ;L.S............ 81
,iw..,a az" M 80. tohg. "N.....- ............. So,
lor.llard Tobacco 5s 81.
Mercantile Marine ,s...... - IA
SC board Air Line ret! is... 81
Sea board AiS Line All. 5-,... -, -
southern hallway ................. 80 "a
southern Railway ys...-..... ,s,,.
u. 5. ncsiste-ed e 1880 did ... {,
u. ,. Hertst>rti ~. 1923 COMPLEMENTARY. l',,i.
-. - ,"tVrIty ioah 3?S,--................... - 20
- q iitot.y !nsh :! iS........... ........ 97sc
- -,neI!, i"ah 81 i-s..........-....... sNts
-, =. i.ipe.'y loan sd it,s-................ s. 20
r oIeeI >. J, o.. :.......... 80. GSA
-, sao"n nros W ". Ntp taskcd) 5sIs
Nl.-Car. Chemical COW Gs.... -
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CulcA,;O 1--WE srnCK MAKHEr

NNICAGO. November T.-HoEs: Kece!pts
than yesterdays average: butchers. 1890
1870: light. EgH 1875: packing. I6.i5u i7.I5;
4.55Il5.j6
Cattle: Receipts. $4,000 head; good weight
native and Western steers strong to higher;
others ard butchers cattle slow to lower;
Sheep: Receipts, 37.coS head: killing classes
slow to IS cents lower: feeding lambs steady
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NEW y0HK LIvr. STOCK M,mKE

NEW 1CNk, November thieves. no
trading. Calves firm; veais. l3.cC " 900: cuiis
9.G1Ilip)
Sheep aud lambs irregular: sheep. G5o40
culIs 10000 1907.
Hogs steady at ls3@is50 roughs 1879.
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ON WAY TO FRANCE
French Ambassador to Japan on
Hurried AIisnfon to His Nations
Cnpitn1.
!By Associated P-ess.l

VICTORIA. y. C., November Fly
Ing the French tri-color a. the mast
head in honor OF the French Ambassador
10 Japan. who was passenger on the
Nesse. the Japanese steamer kamo
Maru has reached por. from the orient
ii: VI. +. Deiany, French ambassador
TO Japan, is hurried MISSION to
+ rance. Before CROSSING the Atlantic
ne VIII confer with the United States
cabinet at Washington.
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argued byNWaityr II. Taylor for plain
tia IN error and Attorney General :or
The Commonwealth, and continued.
Jlt next cases to be called:
Moore: auditor vs.. Smailwood Me
ISorlai Institute.
Commonwealth vs.. Bailey.
Commonwealth vs.. Perrow.
lionaker vs.. Whitley.
y. $. White & co. VS.. Jordan.
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NEW YOnK PRODUCE MARKEr.

NEW YORK. November Raw sugar
steady: centrifugal. 1.2s i,ne isranuleicd Sc.
Butter firm. Cheese firm.
Spot coffee tair: Rio IS. 11a,c: Santos Is.
l5i.c.
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HENRICo RELEASE DEEDS.

John c.. Easiey TO George w. Mil
Ter lot IL and half of lot Is, block
3, Highland Springs building lots. June
10, 1876 $3.50.
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barrels.
itS5: !. IiscGls5; X 1876 q i5 IS: ", 1870
Hts: y. lI.AJ. VIC. ZOO: WV. lt.c5.
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III feet t!rreGu;ar> north line Broa,
greet So feet east Of Thirty fourth
"t!tet. November l, 1918; $3.50.
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RICIIaiGSp PRODUCE MARKET
Wholesale O,fofo fIon,

!By Woodson- CThiE Co. Inc; Richmond Vn>
Richmond, va, November ia,s
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Timcs-Dispatch Want Ad
viii rent your vacant room TO the sort
OF tenant you want. Cali Randolph l.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS

bhl NfoOpS
NEW YORK. November 5.--Cotton goods
and wool goods ruled quiet to-day. Busi-
ness In the afternoon gave way TO celebra-
tIon Of tho reported armistice.
NAVAL STORES =
SAVANNAH. On. November 7.--rurpen-
tine firm. Go: sales. " casks: receipts, IIt
casks; shipments. Ssi casks: stock. $685.
nOain nrm; sales. Gil barrels; receipts. ssi
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COTTON ..iKI,E:TS.

NEW YORK November The cotton
a and for line Curing the iJe
AFTERNOON trad.Hs; virtually suspended.
inany had signed the arinist!ce These were
denied later. and the market was unsettled
Il net decline 81 10 to I: points. The riariet
opened steady At an advance Of u :. ioin;s
Weakened under liverpool. Wall street and
Southern selling. II seemed that the active
LEFT the market without any support. and
prices were very sensitive 10 selling orders.
selling OF TO $50 and March TO .7.;o. with
o of ABOUT M 10 sSneTay oS rss i
,yanced rapidly on reports that an armis,ice
Late, rer-oris from washington tina, Tho
ar,nis''f. had not yet been signed were fo!,
prices showing reactions OF some 60 to 50
points from the tor. although there seemed
Germany's submission was only a question
of few hours.
NEW YORK. November Port movement
.-Mlddins: 3,l?5 bales; stock. 1925 bales.
~ M," Sales sorts Exports $500 '"es; stock -.
Total ,o.day at i, al AL Rscsip,e I'LL:
TStal for week at All ports Receipts. no.
Total for season Receipts. I.GGs. 2Cs bales
exports. 1915 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. November wide fine
on Ss report s1 ss he ar@
had been signed. featured the trading In
cotton to:day, tn. market moving over an
vances were not any too well maintained
and prices rased on late In the session un.
der the official dcr.als that III. armlstice
had been signed. The net results for the
day were declines "f 3: 10 80 points Around
the opening there wa: rise OF TO n points
quickly followed by break to a level OF
- TO ID points under Yesterdays close Good
support came on this break. and prices
again moyed up. this time to a net advance
Of 70 TO 20 points. Toward the end the ring
marked time and considerable Iiquidation
came, from the long side. because Of tho ,in.
certainly OF the situation IN Europe
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
Stock.
iien.

:. 100 Advance Rumeiey. pfd. {.
soc Atiis-chalfnerS. pfd.
c,2gU Alaska Gold. ........
200 amer. Beet sugar. com. :.
ii.1ot American Can.
. 200 Anerican Can; pfd. .,...
200 Amer. Car and Fouu.
100 American Cotton Uile.
IVg Am. Hide and Lea. com.
300 Am. Hide and Lea. pfd. !.
Zoo Amer: Int. Corpn.. e.
100 Amer, Locomotive. pfd. =.
5000 American Smelling.
LOCO Amer. steel Foundries e.
l,tep American Sugar.
1.5O0 Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co. :.
Amer. Tobacco. com.
100 Amer. Tobacco. pGd.
Am. Writing Paper. pfd +.
800 American Zinc. E.
ls' 400 ANnhconda Copper.
''9 s%9 A, ,!a ,ii;
\. 9. |. of 81. IDaltoD. {.
1000 Bait imore and Ohio.
2S.G00 Bethlehem Steel. IL.
500 seth. steel. so pfd.
$500 baldwin Locomotive.
sou Buite Copper and Zinc. =.
$500 Cana dian Pacific.
l.:YO California Petroleum
400 Central Leather. com
300 chesapeake aud Ohio.
l.ltO Chicago Great Western
500 Chi. Great West, pfd.
.. 100 chi, Mil. AMI ST. Paul. {.
2I.300 Chi. X. !. and T., com
100 Chi. II. ]. and r.. Ga vr.
100 chi. X. /. and p. 80 pr.
GbO tEucibic Steel Cor. coin
500 Colorado Fuel and Iron.
200 Colorado and Southern
LEO Corn Products. com.
J,3vO Disti!lcrs
4.20o Dome Mines. {.
600 Erie. LIST pfd.
General Electric.
5000 Goodrich. com.
5000 Great Northern. pfd
800 Great North. ore cts.
500 Illinois Central.
a,G0p lnterboro-Cons.. com
$500 Inspiration Copper
- quo Int. Mer. Mar, com. :.
31.7oo Int. Mcr. Mar. pfd.
100 Int. Paper. com.
20" In'. Paper. pr. tstampcd)
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FAIR rRICEs FoR nICHMoIn

The United states food administration
suggests the following fair and rna soma bl,.
PRICES Tor tho city OF Rchmcnd' for the
week beginning to-day:
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Fancy. dairy. per ]
Choice. family. per
store packed. per
Fresh, nearby. per
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COMMODITY.
Flour, lib sacks.

Sugar. graduated. :,
flour substitutes:
Corn -four Il To D..
Corn meal q 20 A..
Rye Hour g. to 81. o..
Miscellaneous. !,
Corn grits. -sb. s-uz.
p"chaSeS ....-......
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-08

NEW YORK. November Port movement
--Allddling. 3.l25 bales: stock. f2i.2i6 bales.
Minor PORTS Exports 3.GJj halcs: stock. %
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-02-07

Try McCarl's high test Manhattan
gas by the gallon or barrel.
Nels Rishoi returned Friday even
ing from a business trip to Messing.
ton Springs.
H. J. Getty wen to Elkton Friday
to assist a local machinist i'll a job of
expert welding.
+ H Schaphorst returned Saturday
mornlng from a trip to Webster and
Aberdeen, in the interests of the Cul-
hane Adjustment Co.
+ c. Fryer. the Maxwell agent, is
~attenalns the auto show in Minnea-
polls Ills week and will brisg home all
the new ideas in auto refinement.
Oliver Foster. John Wiley. l.. Ches-
ter and \. c. Grcdvig, were in the city
on business yesterday. They are all
neiehbors and prosperous farmers of
Prc-ton township.
c. T. Liddle, banker of l~roQuois.
stopped over in the city Wednesday
to visit at the Bank of Brooklngs, on
his Way home from a trip east.
Geo A. Parsons, the Elkton lumber
merchant. was in the city Monday at
tendne to business matters. He bears
his honors as a grandfather very we'll
and in fact looks younger than yer.
Goo Hartley, of White, a q Brook
inse visitor yesterday and called on
the Register. Mr.. Hartley is II OF
tho cid timers and has taken this
paper of and on for a great many
years.
G +. Knappen and +. G. Montgom
cry went by auto TO the Knappen
farm in Pipestone county, MINI, on
Tuesday and the roads were so bad
that lhoy did not return until yester
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Duegan, OF
Worthington, Mimi, have been spend
Ing a few days this week and last Wis
iting at the home of Mr.. Duggan's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. V. Duggan. OF
this city. They returned home Wed
nesday morning.
Lieut.. A. c. Bracket. of the Nation
al Army, was home on a five day visit
arriving last Friday and returning tC
Fort Dodge Wednesday morning. He
reports that things are moving in camI
and that they are prepared to receive
the last contingent Of the first draf'
men.
Donald Mitchell, who went to Aber
deem to enlist, was accepted and sen
to Jefferson Barracks, was rejected
the latter place on account of a ply
sical deficiency which can however
be repaired by an operation. He is a
present visiting his uncle and famil,
in Minnesota and will return HON,
soon when the matter Of having thu
operation performed will be attende,
to by his father.