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Evening journal., 1918-05-15
(By Newspaper Enterprlse AssoclatIon)

(By Newspaper Enterprise Assoclatlon)
RIO JANEIRO. Brazil. May i5.-Is the
missing L. s. collier Cylops now a Ger
man raider9 Has she been ftted up az
some Caribbean or Mexican port TO
prey on Allied commerce2
Brazil Is investigating a report that
such is the case.
The mystery OF the lost collier, last
heard from on March 4, is deeper to-
day than ever.
Search 90 the southern Atlantic has
been fruitless. No wrcckage or other
trace OF the ship has been found
Belief grows that the vessel was not
lost at sea. but was lured into the
hands OF German agents.
Tho strongest clue Is this:
Three weeks before the vessels dis
appearance was announced from Wash
lngton, there appeared In a Rio Janeiro
newspaper a small ad announcing that
a funeral mass would be said for A. L.
NJ. Gottschalk, L. s. consul-general In
Rio Janeiro, who was on the CyclOps
when she sailed. The time and name OF
the church was given.
No reports had. been received here
then OF the vessels disappearance.
come unsigned. accompanied by the
money to pay for its insertion.
Rio Janeiro jumped TO the conclusion
when this was recalled. that uermans
had placed a time bomb In the Cy-
clops' hold
Then somebody asked:
"How could the spies know the
bomb had not been found and the ship
saved7 She had already called at a
West Indian port. and was less than
week Oyerdue7"
Next came reports OF mysterious
vessel in West Indian waters which an
swerod no halls at night and was moi
TO be found the following day.
That leads TO the theory:
The Cyclops. some time after March
4. was captured or delivered into the
hands OF a German U-boat or Of pro.
Germans secretly on board, changed
her course, and has now been fltteC
up as a German raider at some Amazor
or Caribbean or Mexican port. Tn,
Evening journal., 1918-05-15
CHURCH OF AMERICA"
PRESBYTERIAN IDEA

COLUMBUS. O., May i6-Union OF
all Evangelical churches Of the United
states into a body 20 be called "The
Church OF america" Is proposed by
the general assembly OF the presbyter-
ian Church opening here today for a
ten days session.
The proposal for union OF Evangeh-
cal churches Is put forward in a prop
osltion called 10 Presbyterian church
government an overture, flrst intro
duced in the presbytery OF Madison
Wis. last March and since 6avorabls
passed upon by many presbyterles.
The overture sets forth the example
OF the allied nations fighting FOR a COM
mon cause. the great alliances Of labor
Evening journal., 1918-05-15
MAY PROCESSION AT CATHEDRAL.

The annual May procession will be
held at the Cathedral next Sunday after
noon Tho members OF the Blessed
Virgin Sodaliiy. dressed IN white. with
whlo wells and carrying flowers, viii
take part. Bishop Monaghan will adj
minister the Sacrament Of Confirmation
at the afternoon vcspers, and the child
rem VIII receive their First Holy Com.
munlon In the morning.
Evening journal., 1918-05-15

and other interests. and points out
that the evangelical churches can be
o. more service 10 humanity IN these
trying times II they set ar example OF
union In the cause OF Christianity.
The proposed creed for the Church
OF America contains but eight articles
on which it is believed most evangeli-
cal churchmen can agree. Matters OF
church government are not prescribed
so as to interfere with present meth
ods in existence In the various separate
churches.
Union OF the Presbyterian churches
North and South. also Is TO come before
the assembly.
Evening journal., 1918-05-15
BRAZIL BELIEVES:
u. S. S. CycIops, Now German Raider,
About TO Prey on Atlantic Shipping

ad IN the Rio Janeiro paper was the
code" announcement OF the success
OF the plot or coup.
It IS pointed out as perhaps a coin
cldence that the two most important
men on the Cyclops had German names.
They are Consul General Gottschalk,
and the commander. Lieutenant Commo-
dore G.. w. Worley. whose name al
birth was Wichtmann and who was a
native Of Germany.
Evening journal., 1918-05-15
OUT OF THEIR OWN MOUTHS!

Uerances Of Rulers, Statesmen, Savants Pubcts,
Journalists, Poets, Business Men, Party Leaders, and
Soldiers, Edited by Mmroe Smith, IL D., Processes
of Juisprudencs, Colmnba University and Published by
D. Appleton and Company, of New York and London
Permission Lay Before Evening Journal Readers These
Compiled and Copyrighted Evidences Of Damnable
German Policy of Long Standing Was Obtained for Us
Former Judge George Gray, Who Thinks They Should
Be Read Digested and Remembered by Every American.
Evening journal., 1918-05-15

spending acquisition OF German bases
Egypt. which connects English Africa
with English Asia and, with Australia
as a further barrier, converts the In
dian Ocean into an English lake-Egypt
which maintains the connection be-
tween the mother country and all It's
oriental colonies. is. as Bismarck ex-
pressed II, the neck OF the English
world empire. There England
may be struck in It's most vital nerve
CONTINUED tomorrow)
Evening journal., 1918-05-15

Soap should be - :
you want to keep I'd
best. Most soaps and < .
contain too much aikali#
scalp. makes the hair britl3
The best thing for steady
dinary mulsihed cocoanut ~
pure and grcaseless). and Is ben
most expensive soap or anythifE
can use.
One or two teaspoonfulu will clea3<
hair and scalp thoroughly. Simply n<1z.
the hair with water and rub II In. II iH3
an abundance Of rich. creamy lather, ~
rinscs out easily. removing every parlE
OF dust. dirt dandrun and excessive
The hair dries quickly and evenly. and
leaves the scalp soft and the hair hne a
silky. bright, iustrous, nuny and easy
manage.
You can get mulsined cocoanut oil
any pharmacy. its very cheap. and o
ounces wiz supply every member Of
family Tor months.
Evening journal., 1918-05-15

CONTINUED tomorrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-08
EVERY MAN GIVEN CHANCE
TO SELECT HIS WAR JOB
How alcn Are Selected for Aerial
Trnining Camps In
England.

BEIIND THE BRITISH LINES IN
begins an airman's training i'm the
Eritish air force has the oDportunitv
OF making Il choice as'to whether he
VIII go In for lighting, bombing. artil-
lery cooperation or some other branch
GROUPED into three division ees rrs
sauaurons. army squadrons and head
quarters squadrons.
The chief function of corps squad
rons is artillery observation-that lie
spotting" for and directing the ire
OF the big guns. In addition. tho corps
i so mn%s1,, mnst be ready at any ttmo
close h2m6inE and close photography.
chief business OF tho army SQUADRON.
is air lighting: If German machine.
aapproach the British lines searching.
LOT Information. they must be engaged
and either shot down or chased home
offensive patrols; which the American
come part Of the daily routine OF iifo
with the man who Is member OF an
army squadron. In addition, army
SQuadrons do an immense amount or
distant reconnaissance. distant bombing
ana G,s,ant photography. IL Is also
their duty to protect the slower corps
machines from enemy molcstation.
name implies arc directly under tho
control OF tho royal air force head
quarters in tho fold and are engaged
in nll SORTS OF long distance recon
naisaancc. bombing and photography.
For efficient help of all kind. u,e
Times-Dispnteh Help Wanted Ads,
u n -,
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MANY. WONDERFUL STORIES
OF AMERICAN PR0WEss
breaking Of Hindenburg Line Be-
tween Cambria and st. Quen-
tin Described.
HOW BELLICoURT WAS TAKEN
Tennessee Company Got itself Lost
in Maze of Enemy Fortifcations
and, When Fog Lifted, Fought
Way Out, Capturing Town.

AT THE BRITISH FRONT. October
The last twcnty-four hours were
not marked by any larGe-scale opera
tions. but the British Continued their
local attacks in some sectors against
enemy strong points, taking 400 pris..
onsrs in yesterdays fighting around
The evacuation Of civilians in towns
and villages along wide areas on the
whole front continues. The enemy is
removing hundreds in motor lorrics to
far back concentration points. Fires
and explosions in the German lines
conspicuously indicate preparations for
further retircmcnts in the event the
allied pressure continues
Reports Of the deeds accomplished
by tho brawny Teunessecans and North
and South carolinians in the lighting
through the smoke of the great battle.
To-day the correspondent talked
with many OF these sons OF the new
were too modest 20 tell their own re-
markablc story, but gradually il has
been learned. II VIII undoubtedly
WONDERFUL EFFORT or
TENNESSEE COMPANY
One instance regarding a single COM
panN before Rcllicourt during the thick
of the fray Will serve to show their
mcttl". 1, is in tho plain. uncolored
Tennessee. and typical OF all the others.
lie said:
W. lTl'u 10 get INTO EC.liC0Nrt
threc miles south of l." CateicO.
which WAS the link in tho IIindcnburg
line between Cambria; and 81. Quentin
WAS lost in the liindcnburg line and
couldn'; Hmd my way out. had TO
map out my course as best | could.
but couldn'; find my landmarks what
ever. We absolutely could not find our
bearing on the map. took my com
panN. posted ScntricS in front and in
the back of the trench and proceeded
10 mop out the duEouts We remained
until the fog had cleared. and then
learned VIC were just ahead OF Bell!-
court.
We'll. we had orders to go into Bel
licouri. But we couldn't enter the
placc because OF the machinc-gun fire.
Our tanks had rot arrived. They were
to be in front of us. We went up the
trench and found some Germans who
were trying to surrender. We threw
erenades. They began to yell. Jus;
then our tanks came sweeping down
the trench
The Germans broke and ran. we
went over the top after them
MANY OTHERS LOST IN
LABYRINTH OF FORTiFICiTIONS
Other officers and men los; in tho
labyrinth of the HindenburG line for
;ihcations kent their direction ny COM
pass. They fought their way through
tunnels in pitch darkness in the face
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-08
WALL STREET IS BUSY
HUNTING PEACE STOCKS
Although Buyers Do Not Believe
War VIII End at an
Early Date.
RAtts ARE COMING STRONG
Union Pacific Proves Market Leader.
Automobile Issues. Oil and Public
Utilities Lock hight To Buying
Public.
~ RuoADAN WALL.

NEW YORK. October stocks
Mere unsettled still further to-day by
the peace reports from Europe. Wall
Street did not helicvc peace would
perinsS. bat it did look upon these
whlnpcrincS rs evidence OF distress
Complete satisfaction was expressed at
the treatment accorded TO the German
movement hy Wah!nGton.
Tho whole idea of the street now
seems 10 hc 10 plck out peace stocks.
Automobile issues. oil and public util-
lily companies continued s.rcnS, aud
they have now been SGT OFF definitely
rs the ones to buy Difference of opin-
ion exists regarding others. Tho rails
fashion
To day linton Pacific was their lead
or. that stock being at ono time ur
morc than two points Al steeis were
heavy. even those that are generally
believed 70 hc amonS The best peace
wiliys overland was active and made
u new hirn price. for the moment
assuming Leader ship Of the motors. II
has done some very profitable air
iiauc business. hut all the motors were
strong. |, is understood that tho old
pool in Maxwell is picking that stock
UP again. with the idea OF giving il
another whirl.
TAN discussion
HURTS THE MARKET
Stocks were hurt more to-day by
The tax discussion than by the peace
American International Corporation
stock has hccn acting we'll recently.
and with reason. Not only is its in
vcstmcnt in Mercantile Marine about
TO he justified. but il has been dab
bling lin Mexican Petroleum at great
profit ard its United States Rubber
holdings arc making good.
Mexican Petroleum stock is bccom-
ing scarce in the street. About 50 per
cent OF it is securely tied up through
the Pan-AmeriCan and certain private
investors in california and Ireland.
Thcregarc probably not more than 200
200 shares available for Mall Street
speculation. counting both COMMON ana
preferred Probably most is held by
oil men connected with other com
panies. who through their knowledge
of the business know the possibilities
Of IND Mexican company.
Action of tho railroad list is vim
dicating the theory outlined in this
column some days ago /" the effect
that those roads would show an IN
proverneni in the stock market which
are so situated ihat traffic cannot be
diverted from them by tho govern
mcnt. Union Pacific is in The strong
est position. and it's stock was tn"
leader yesterday. .Atchison is showing
great gains Its stock should also he :.
leader.
NEW YoKK October Mercantile paper.
four months &; SIX months. .. Sterling s!NtX
on harris. sAI2'.; commercial sixty-day bills.
s.1?i.; denuTd. Si.15is; cables S'ss-lf
Aicxican dollars. IS Government bonds ~.
regular: railroad bonds firm. Time loans
strong; sixty days, bid ninety days ma:
e.c me- h b!h. Cali money strong. ruling
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Real Estate and Court News
cIIANcEnY TRANSFERS.

to J. ". Outlaw. 5oxlo4 feet cas-, line
Woodrow Avenue, $50 feet Of Jones
street South. being part Of lot 1e.
70: 1915: tax 81 $40.
Eva G. .t:amnbeil and NJ n. thus-
band>: 10 Lee L. roatcs. No. 3ol2 West
Street. - feet wcs, Of Altamon; Ave
nue. (west. being 10, .. square T.. sub
division OF; Of Parcel $ Itsrmi'asc tract;
1915: tax sI.aO. Sic.
- ,Iosenh II. ,cr.nshaw to p. T.. rubank.
The Central, %iTSo feet west line
E1nr,h ssrGe, ~ fee' north Of Main
Septembe" 80 1878 tax s34. SO
Joseph II. CrenShaw TO r. r. Euha nk
No. $50 South Laurel Street. l6xl4o
feet vest line l.gursl street. 900 feet C
inches south OF Beverly Street ts):
assumption of lien OF $1,000. October
!, 1918; tax $40 SO.
!wife) 10 Robert ". Wright. lot Ia.
block s. Lee annex addition, o5xltG
feet north line Park Avenue. % feet
$500 o. street '''0'SF > 1913
r; S. Fleming and Maud A. Fleming
70 ". NJ. Luck, No. COT Graham Road.
eoxIol feet south line Graham Road.
TENDER "a. 1915: tax $3.50. $40
Greater Richmond Realty Comrany
Inc, 70 Phillip +. stone. lot IL. blocl:
feet south line Lee Avenue. Septcm.
her %. 1915: tax |. $40
George W Gay. Jr. 70 IIarry c.
Martin, no. 2siI O Street. Is feet $
inches by 81 feet north line q Street.
III feet > inches southeast az Twenty
eighth Street. October 4. 1918; tax
George W. Cav, Ir.. to samuel W.
l.!Ghtfoot, No. 2si2 . street. II feet >
inches by ~ feet north line O Street,
10. feet east Of Twenty Eighth Street.
October :. 1918: tax 81. $40.
r. II. HAWKS and Mary H. Nwifer to
Charles j., Cunningham. No. sh7 Wcs:
Clay street. lhXliI feet south lire Cla :
street. s. feet west II elmer Street.
October :. 1918; S3.lO0.
The Real Estate Loan Deposit Com
many. Inc. 10 Cora Foster Brock. lot
=. block I. Virginia Place. 5Jxl4i feet
north line c!arcmont Avenue. C-toDe =
I. 1918: tax ST. $50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-08
HubbeH Got Lost,
but Found Enemy
Captured German Major, Three
Captains, Six Licutenarts,
TWcnty-tUo Pripatcs.
WITH THE .AMERICAN FIJI

WITH THE AMERICAN FIRST
ARMY WEST OF THE MEUSE. Octo-
Der I.--Corporal Fred IIubbcll, of 2629
Aiaplcwood Avenue. Toledo. captured n
German artillery STAFF consisting OF the
major. three captains, six licutcnants
and twenty-five prlvatcs OH Blanc
Mont. north of Sommc-Py.
In the course Of AN attack IIubbcll
had lost his detachment. WANDERING
about he discovered a dugout lie
called the inmates out 4 German pri-
Xatc speaking English responded
iiubbcll told him to send out the
others. None came
liubbeil feared a trap. We went to
seek other Americans. Doing so he
round another exit Of the duEout A
Frussian officer was just emerging.
pistol in hand. Iiuhbell shou,dcred his
rifle and ordered the German 10 drop
lie then made the entire stan come
VI. ana drop all arms as they emerged
w hcreupon he marched The whole
bunch to the rear.
tiubbc! enlisted last January. lie
was formerly salesman lie is thirty
years old. " ''t -
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cHANcEnY DEEDS OF TRUST.

!:ohert W. Wright and Rosa f.. twifct
70 ". II. Nunnallv. trustee. lot Is. block
i-"" annex addition. 95Ni4o feet north
Street. October {, 1918: 1854
W. 81. Luck ana Florence V. fwifc)
10 John toward ANA H. w. Rvianh
trustees. No. 10i Graham Road. GGXl0l
feet south ilnc Graham Road, 80 feet
cast Of Virginia Avenue. October 3.
1913: 1880.
Harry &. Martin 10 c. r. Frank
trustee. "a. 2Sli O street, IL feet 9
Inches by 81 feet north line o Street.
vi feet . inches southeast Of Twen'v
eighth street. October 4. 1918: SSS0.SJ.
Samuel ". Lighlfoot TO G. Y. Trant.
trustee. u feet inches by 81 feet
north line o street. lni feet east If
Tw"n' eighth Street. october I. 1918:
ssi9.42
Charles T. Cunnir rham 10 r.. I.
r'utch:!eld trustee" No. So7 west Cla%
street. 1"N'51 feet south line Clay
street. * fest west OF Gilmer Street.
October : 1913: si,232
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-08

of rain Of machine gun ana rim c-o
ana Erenades. But il WAS a common
occurrence Tor groups of two or three
americans to so into duEouts and
pr'hS OUT from twenty to thirty pris-
oncrs In some cases they captured
loaded machine guns, showing the
enemy had not had time to use his n N, :
murition. Some American platoons
were without communication cxccnt hv
runners. who continually lodged in
ami out OF the barragc
Everybody wanted to 70 ahead II
was ike tonic to see them. They'd
nc going yet II We hadn't stopped
thcm." said another officer
The Americans moved forward across
ground Strcwn with chained land
mines. traps and every other conccIy-
able Internal obstacle
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I'm thr Curl, NInrIef

NEW YORK. October Price movements
to-day on The curb Were again irregular. due
"a the discrimination used In stock trading
based upon the peace ovcrturcS. business
was in fairly large "olunc. hut was
tered in only few issues. Trading was al
most entirely professional there being but
little outS.d" business
Was stocks were the center Of interest.
and again were weak. losing most OF the
recovcTi.s scored In the final session OF last
week. Declines. however,. wcr. confined 10
fractions. Aetna Explosives scored the l&rg
est loss. Its h.Cin. being close To u point
on fairly active dealings.
oil stocks were less active than at the
close OF last week. and despite the strength
and activity OF oils In other markets. prices
were somewhat lower.
Metals were in fair demand throughout,
the session. but price changes were small.
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cu,>cEny RELEASE DEEDS.

I Pollard x B"yby Inc. trustees. to
80 feet 6 inches nv 129 feet west line
s. PAU! street. l05. feet ;hchcs north
Of Charity Street. October |. 1918: $500
T.. a. Moseicy, trustee. TO @. u. SUIT
ton. lot 9. block j. Highland Park adj
ditiOn. 30I2x12G37 feet south line Dill
Avenue. 3,0i2 feet east Of Front Street
Scntembcr H. 1918: $40.
Bessie ca,ln Howard. eXccutriH of
T.. a. ca:lin. deceased. to John w.
Arnold. 24xl25 feet east line Twenty
fourth Street. 81 feet south Of II Stree.
oct obcr :, 1918: $744.
T.. Sittordtng. J. d. CarneaI and
Charles Is. Willis, trustees, to Fred
crick II. jackson. 90 feet . inches by
100 feet north line Moore Street, 81 feet
inches southeast OF Norton Street.
September 81. 1915: 1896
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TO TEACH BANDMASTERS
Government EstnbliShes school
Pittsburgh to Take Up ImpOr-
TINT MOrk.

PITTSBURGH. October 1.-THE frs;
school for the training or army bs nd :
masters ever established in this coun-
try. is now in operation at the Car
negic institute OF Technology here.
The initial class taking the training
is composed ot l03 men from the dir
fcrcnt camps and cantonments. and ii
is expected that this number VIII be
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-08
BRAVERY COMMENDED
Secretary Daniels Praises Woman Who
Rescued French Hoy From
DroNnIpG.
iRy a Ssoriatcd prcssl


tIsy Associated PrcSs.l
WASHINGTON. October S.-Sccretary
Daniels to-day commended Woman
John II. Johnston. OF Providence, r. l.,
for heroism in rcscuing an cleven-ycar-
old French boy. who fell through the
thanking Of an old platform over the
Cahrentc River, near Rochefort. France.
on August "A. Johnston leapcd into
the river and brought the child out
against Il strong current.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-08

augmented with sixty musicians With.
In the next two days.
AT present tho men nrc under, In
struction In one large band, but a.
soon AZ other students arrive. three
separate bands willjbe formed. When
the men have completed an eight
weeks course they VIII be eligible to
form and lead am army band i'm !,
camp. can.onmcnt or With Il division
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-08

Finance Committee was Stopped today
because Senator Simmons. o. North
Carolina, chairman was lighting off Il
severe cold. He has not developed IN
1iucnza. but IL was thought MIS-" 10
poStponc to-daN'S meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-08

-7'.N f.I'N, '0InD'G = NcnvoIl steadv.
steer. '"ftiIt"; bulls e50a 1850: cows
80. 1r i'% 20: aye Pn.st veal. 1850 2I.U1 .
ru.is !ob2n 10. fea calves. smasI1
err cgivcz. sGmIog. ' va
Sh"ep. eod la'nbs steady. sheep. 7aallo,.
lrvbslcr0. ''''''
ito.s lower. hcayy to n,cIiurn. Sew York
1876: T0uGhs, 70 '"''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-08
RIHMOND HAY MARKET.
Wholesale Quotations ON Exchange
CHICAGO GRAIN MARkET

Ut NO; Dctob"T ,.--b!g Downward
~ !l-SS ~ ne value OF corn resulted ,o.d.v
ff"i.i ss!iinG drives which were In the ma
'Glr ~ ch"ris 10 discount the possibility
90 general rcace. Trade, however al
though a. lines on broad scale aid no,
a. I" "h",e ai;'in great volume The NAV.
- l"s'l hncv!. Csc 10 90 net lower. wiz,
.'',"n!"rf Lea 20 l.2@s and December /! Il
20 IL oai- hn*hcd i.c TO e down. and
~ HEAT.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-08
NAVAl. STORES

SANANNAI. GA. October 7.-Turpcntlnc
nrm. IS: sales. l63 casks: receipts, Isl casks !:
shipments. ~ casks: stock. Hg,SSS casks
RoSin firm: sales ~. barrels: receipts. 1896
IA r:els: stock. $3.50 barrels.
Quote: II. I+ol: u. iilesrn;0: l.. HiOI
<l5: r. !t.l5;tli.:5: q. 1890, 1875: II. lt.%pW
80: ]. itSe: *. liSDs,it:9: NJ. HS1@ 1910"
=, l4.sN 81 l. 20. w u; lH..li. W ". l..n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-08

and butchers stock opened slow and about
steady. with Fridays calves n cents lower.
Sheep: Receipts 80 6t0 head: martct about
steady one load prime native lambs. 1875
TO city butchers.
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CmICAG0 LIVE srorK N,uEy,

Up heaG narke 1sady TO 10 cents lower
,,nssm ,sSatnTday, genoa trade. butchers
30 rough. i"esIli;5 pis. ehoice. 80
cst,l.. Receipts. -sboe head; beer can.
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NEW YORK rKoDrcE MARKET

no quotations. 80
futt"r caster Chcrrc etrour p,,. .,,,
St"roy; c"ntrliueal. ~: nnc Erai,ul,,tt
So Conc" RIO -. IOc S@no4 81 1876
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BOND LIST

American writing Pa1cr ~ (hlIl....... Sol.
...ttlo- Frci.Cn Js 9it.
..t.>!;.c Coast Line lst g. tasked).. :.
~ = III. ana y. col, is................. 6,is
y, g: l. couy. Is ,iralti:norc\. ............ -
ti@a ana Ohio Curv. Observation-Disclosures. -
che aL6 Ohio cOuv - tbld) ......-..,., 1875
i.iEErt, AMI MycTs Toll, !s...............,. -
l.criilard 'robuCcn Observation-Disclosures. s.
Mercantile Marine 6 Observation-Disclosures. ayi.
seH1usTd Air Line RET. l>...............,.. %
Seutndrd Air Line ALI. ts................ -
S"uthcrn halfway E........................ G2-s
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