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The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1918-09-20

Two dishpans instead Of one make
dishwashing much easier. The Sec
ond should be filed with hot water,
and when the dishes are drained they
need only a touch Of the cloth to dry
them.
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cHANcEnf RELEASE DEEDS.

Andrew Welsh. trustee. TO Minnie 3.
E tlu,n.. 2Ii2s feet "a inches Dir
ty:second and NJ Streets. october %,
1918: s7Sj.
w. S Robinson. trustee. to r. II,
. inches ny l2o feet . inches north line
Cary Street, 1871 feet y inches east or
Mulberry Street. October %. 1913; $40.
(, Edwin so NJ Heller. ,rastes. to r. II,
2lNSi feet cast line Thirty first Street
at north line y Street. October 2G.
1918; $2.2+0.
Montague, SIG West MARSHALL Street.
l?Nl50 feet north line Marshall Street.
100 feet west of Ciil,ner Street. Sep
TENDER IL. 1915: 1880.
Lewis F. Blanton, trustee. TO Myra
Tayler Breed and r. Il. (husband). lot
80. block, a.. Monument Annex. 25xl4O
feet north line Grace Street. 3I5 feet
east Of Lafayette Street. October go,
Clarence S: wallerstein and Walter
y. Nelson. trustees, TO Samuel c. Mol
line ST. Paul Street. 35 feet IL inches
east OF Baker Street. October %, 1918:
$1,000.
IL. Seldom Taylor, trustee. to Eugene
Blottner and Susie r. (wife). lot 2.
block II, Barton Heights. 50xil7 feet
. inchNs west line Virginia Avenue. so
feet west OF home Street. November
w; c. Hlanton. trustee: TO Iona l..
Caudlc, 316 West Marshall, 19xI5O feet
north line Marshall Street. 100 feet west
OF Gilner Street. September -, 1918;
Sol Cutchins. trustee to Rnraele
and II. block 3, Brookland Park. No
vember IL. 1918: S545
Leroy l.. Brown, trustee. to Clayton
C: Brown, - feet INCHES by i2o feet
Canal and Byrd Street. October .. 1918;
sG72.
II. T. Richcson and Il. L. Crutchfeld
Street. 2lvI3 feet south side Cabcll
Street between Hickory and Tyler
Streets. November Is, 1915; $1,000
Charles X. Willis, trustee. to William
Il. Spriggs. $40 North Twenty-niniii
Street IA feet . inches by 1874 feet east
line Twenty-ninth Street, 100 feet south
OF z Street. November i3, 1918; SIS,S
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MANUFACTURERS CAN USE 81
TIN CANS FOR CONTAINERS
Use OF Asphnlt. OIL. d, ma Dressid xss fuf
wiighwny building Ia Permitted
by Federal Hoard. 3i
NY Associated, pcs,

WASHINGTON. November 1't4LSey.
eral more Industrial restrictions I'M.
posed to meet the dema nds OF war,
are rescinded by a series OF orders Ia.
sued to-day by the War Industries
by agreement with the food adninisg
tratton, the War Industries Board re-
moved all restrictions placed on the
U.S., of tn plate IN the manufactnreo OF
manufacturers OF many products such
and condensed milk to suhstitute tho
former types of tin containers for
those OF paper now being used.
Approval Of the War Industries
Board to the. salo for+road purposes Of,
asphalt, road binders, road oils. tar
binders and dressings was announced
by Fuel Administrator Garfield. ~
tive on the manufacture OF oil stoves
and Of packing for hosiery. underwear
and knitted goods were removed Orr
ders curtailing the production OF soft
drinks and mineral waters also were
rescinded by the War Industries Board,
but II was pointed out that food ad.
ministration regulations limiting the
fed -
Deferred building projects amount.
Ing to more than $2O,00O.0OO, 1t was
estimated o-day, were released by tha'
removal yesterday Of restrictions on
nonwar building. The projects com
prise largo nuInberi,of buildings OF
comparatively small size and the car
rying out proposed building will pros
be especially beneficial to small build
Ing contracts. -
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mouth. Va. Capital stock. $4,000: OBJ
Jet: conduct n banking BUSINESS: OIL
GERS: ". Garland Weaver. president;
george I.ark'n. secretary and cashier:
both OF Portsmouth,. sf ~ ~,
The Mandarin Inn. Incorporated. MOI
ioik, Va. Capital stock, 100000; OBJ
!ect:' restaurant business; officers: Paul
o. Jung. president: <. c. Lee, secrc-
tary: both of Norfolk
the Peacock Inn. Incorporated Nor
iolk. Va. Capital stock. $4,000; OBJ
Ject: restaurant; business: officers. Paul
q. jung. president: S. G. Lee, secre-
tary: both 81 Norfolk.
nhe Southern Inn, Incorporated. Nor
folk. Va Capital stock, $50, 900; OBJ
leet: restaurant business: officers: Puul
q. Jung. president: s. G.. Lee, score
tary: both OF Norfolk
Liberty Wood Working Corporation,
Richmonl Va. Capital stock. $4,000:
object: lumber and timber business /:
1hcsrs; Thomas w. Elicit. president:
Richmond
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LUTHERANS NOW MERGED
NC" orEnnILntion VIII Be IncorpOr-
hfed Under tho Laws OF New
York TO-Dny,
BY ASSOCIATE d Press. ~

by INasocIated Press. ~.
NEW YORK. November 1.-THE
United synod South. three separate
Lutherahs. were officially merged Unto
enc ecclesiastic body under tho name
OF me United Luthern Church In
Legal formalitics connected with the
merger viii he completed tomorrow,
wnen me new church will be incor-
anu permanent officers elected
Temporary officers elected to-day
were: Rev. Dr. Theodore T.. s;chmauck,
OF Lebanon. Pa. president. and rev
william Baum. Of New York, secre-
TcieErams of coIEratula ton were
read from Secretary Daniels. Ifnited
states - natnr knutc Helson and Cow
errors nowdeu. OF Illinois; Whitman.
or New :3rt Mccall, of Massachusetts;
Capper of krrsas; Burnquist, of Min
ncSotn, and Goodrich. of Indiana
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CHANcERY BARGAIN AND SALE.

Y. J.. Simmons to Peter N wilkins.
lilo Vest Cary Street, 81 l-2X120 feet
north line Cary Street, o. ID feet west
OF Harvie Street; November II, 1918:
.aS $40. $40.
Henry S, Hutzler and Ralph ]. Levy,
trustees tdeed from Benjamin Scher)
10 Alvin p. Hutziers'loi Mayo Street,
; 25 feet inch .by,s7+feet inches west
line JMayo Street 10 feet 1-2 inches
south Of Apricot Alley. November II,
1918: $4,000.
Iona l.. Caudle and j. t. Caudle (hus-
band) to Whit Mosby, SIG Yves, Mar
shall Street, 19xl50 feet north line
Marshall Street. 100 feet west OF Gil
mer Street. September 10, 1915; tax
$3.50. $40.
James n. Love and Alice p. (wite)
10 NJ. H. Hubbard. 3oxl35 feet south
line Ladies' Mile Road 100 feet west
OF Branch Avenue. being lot 3, block
:, Prevalence Park; assumption OF lien
Of $500. November 6, 1913: tax 81, 10.
I-aburnum CORPORATION to James 4.
Kline. lot s, block c, Laburnum Park.
in3x@:4.5 feet II northeast corner OF
Wilmington Avenue and Gloucester
street. October /. 1918: tax $3.50 So
q. q. Minor and Ellen u (wifel 10
I"ssie ~. Mcclure, lots % and "a, block
-. Highland Park. 70x140 feet west line
'flslow Avenue. 20 feet west of Burns
$40.
Leslie.H. Phillips and Carrie L. twife>
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BUSINESS UNSETTLED
BY END OF FIGHTING
economic Laws OF Supply and Dc.
mand Will ASnin Have Tn.
hampcred Sway.
SCANDAL IN LINsEED OIL
Company Asked to Tell What Was
bono With Money in Treasury.
Wall Street Stocks Show Down
ward Tendency.
by nnoADAN WALL

NEW YORK, November I4.--Another
NY or declining stock prices made
WaIi Street moro apprehensive than
ever regarding reimbursement OF COM
ihodity prices that mus come. Neither
investors nor traders seemed to TAX"
much comfort out Of the assurances;
o' washington authorities that bust
ness would hc adjusted gradually to
a peace basis. The reason is that every
body knows that now the war is over
natural laws OF supply and demand
must prevail.
These laws are brutal sometlm lines in
tther operation. but never fail to en-
,o.ce themselves. The longer the re-
turn TO natural and unrcstrnined trade
conditions Is delayed the more trouble
viii there be for all kinds of business
The war being ended. the military
II the Influence OF patriotism on indi-
vidual action. That is why great con-
fusion exists already not only in the
stock market but In ali lines Of trade.
Under the circumstances the stock
market has acted remarkably well.
mere w3s some evidence to-day Of AN
raid the list. The buying was said
10 be better than the selling. but the
buyers were more conservative than the
sellers. and " they really desired 70
Sratiticd
There was also evidence that one
important trader. who has been pecu-
liarly fortunate since the war began.
was attempting another coup.
COTTON OIL AND LINSEED
ATTRACT ATTENTION
United States steel continued heavy
ana that really set the pace for the
whole market Copper stocks got no
support as result OF the call for "A
copper conference in Washington Oils
were irregular. but with a strong nm
dertonc. Motors were consistently
heavy throughout the, session. The only
strong features were a few specialties
III which Cotton Oil and Linseed at
tracted most attention.
street gossip regarding American
Lnseed is highly scandaious So many
unoihciai reports are IN circulation as
10 the true financial condition OF the
company that the good name OF Sineri-
can finance demands an oiticia. state
ncnt of the facts. Every reasonable
eFort has been made by the newRpa-
perS TO get official statement In
This connection. and 1t *. therefore
pertinent to ask publicly exactly what
use was made By the company OF the
money In its treasury the last year.
Realizing what took place In motor
klocks yesterday vas due 10 some eX-
ten, TO the belief on the part OF in
siders that methods oi selling passen-
ger ears would have To bc revised
NEW YORK. November II Mercantile
paper per cent. SterIiIS stxty-iay bills
H!si.: commercial siaty-d,y bill. on banks
49,: commercial SiNty-dIy bills sara.
demand. st's: cables. H.'si.. Government
per cent bid. CAN money strons. ruling r.t.
per cent. Bank Kcc"ptlnces. a.. per cent
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cnANcrsny TRUST DEEDS.

Peter n. Wilkirs and Rosa a. twife)
&c. Walter G. Schaaf, trustee. lil0 West
Cary Street. Il 1-2Xt2O feet north line
cary Street. o. I-o feet ives, OF Harvic
street. November II. 1918; $4,000
Whit Monby TO -. 4. bragg. trustee.
sic West Marshall Street. l9x15o feet
west line Marshall Street. 100 fee,
west OF Gilmer Street. September ~.
1918; S2.636.
der. trustee. 90 South Deep Kun Street,
is feet II 12 inches by So feet west
side Deep Run Street. 96 feet 3 inches
west o: Cary Street. November /.
Mrs. Carrie Pey:on to S. W. Robin
son. trustee. lit3 West Leigh Street.
IL feet inches by Ill feet south line
Leigh Street. 100 feet east of Sowc
Street. November I. 1918: sl39.05.
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cNcAuM LjyE SrnIN nAuXrr

tHICAGo. November n-Nogs: Rec.ipt.
80 hend: market steady to lcc lower than
IN, ac''os'11 81 late trains. Bu'eifcrs: I'R'fS
IN: rights. li.lIfI l5..-o; packing $500 l. 81 :
IL - 1000
Cattle: Receipts. 1850 head: beef butch
err ard canning ca'tlc rro<,ly - To- Is cents
HlThcr Prime yesrlinc steers reached II 10:
,Ni.cs " cents higher: welehty feeAe rs
higher. storS"rS slow Rr.f ra;iir.
choice. 10 sti3..5. primo. Q 81 4. 1915: butcher
STOCK COWS ESD hNif.rs Gi5qCi5: Gamers
ami c"ttr'i. .Gf' so: stockersI and feed.
srS. cho'o" on IL Inferior medium 40
=! I.oo. Veal calves. choice I61aT l. 70:
western rnISe beef steers lic5 Il /, g.: COWS
and hriferS. s.;oulc.s $3.50
strong, l2 10 Is cents. higher; lambs choice
"n1 prime. l5lsssi5.35: medium. IG1sGi5is:
med.am. I..5G9Co: ans. aG.ss, V'st',-''
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Real Estate and Court News
HENnlco RELEASE DEEDS

The Bank of Commerce and Trusts,
trustee. 10 Mrs. Josie Bell. lot &c. Robin
Park. November II. 1918: SS3S.76
Sol Cutchins, trustee, TO Bertha NJ.
Catlin and assigns, lot S, Club View.
July l, l9lS: s536.
Rountree, Bowlcs. Beattie, trustees
TO Ella Lucas and w. NJ. I. (hushand).
! acre, lot 6. The Oaks" May 10
1911; $1,000.
H.. r. Pollard. Jr.. trustee. to w L..
Cosby, 50Xl40 feet west side Williams
burg Avenue. near Seven Pines Oc-
tober cS, 1915 sos.
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to l. OTIS Perkins. 524 Adams Street,
80 feet inches by 81 feet west line
Adams Street. &c feet IL inches south
OF Pleasant street. November Il. 1918;
si.76a.
Atlantic Constipation Company. Inc.
to Edward s. White. % South Deep
Run Street. is feet II i-2 inches by Sc
feet west OF Cary street: assumption OF
lien OF $4,000 November !, 1918; tax
$500. $40.
George w. Gay. Jr. tn Laura J.
Hicks. 2313 Paramount Avenue. 2OxliO
feet at southwest corner OF Fairmount
avenue ana rwenty-courth street. No
vcmber II. 1915; SI,5O0
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PLANS WORLD CELEBRATION
Fess introduces RcsUluti0n Inviting
All Nations to Great Event
July {, 1910.
BY Associated Press

WASHINGTON, November l4.-Rep-
rcsentative Tess. of Ohio, TODAY IN
troduced q resolution setting aside
July 4. 1919, "as a day of world ceIe-
the war" and appropriating $500, 900
Tor q celebration in Washington, to
when AL governments: including the
resolution by Representative Har-
rison, OF Mississippi would make No
vember III "A national holiday.
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omccrs Try to Get Away.

PARIS, November 1.-TWO German
nonconmissionod officers landed i'm an
2irpiaue yesterday ut Thorn. I'm tho
Dutch province OF LimburG, according
TO dispatch from Roermond. Holland
They declared that the population OF
Brussels had revolted against the Ger.
mans. They added that the German
ing to leave in airplanes on -account
of the bad weather. would try TO flee in
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ElcHMoNp i.Iyl: STOCK MARKET

=, 2NLr" ~ '6l"n STOCK SarGs.l
Erpar; for the week ending November II;
tfn!ce steers, lS'1iic: medium TO good II q
i5r: common Ia faic Sfre'.c: choice heifers
u's 10 l2,ac; ineluin to good 10 lie: com
MEDIUM 20 go"d. 7TNSc: common 10 fair
3,2 T.,:c; best oxen. astIic: medium to good
,'aN ,'=c: COMMON 80 fair. Gits7i.c: hes
heavy bulls. ?A9i5c; light. 3Ge7l,c; I.S,
cslYcs. l'c; common 10 fair. l4t lGc: hes,
hoEs. ls": pig. lGffl,r; sows and stag /
e !ic best sheep. DC: common TO fair Ga &c;
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""E.c!Yh.d IN the corn market to-day re-
"at,,cn primo ;paiiy from annuimsnt Of tho
D'.ue' fo!hprlinE the of wheat substi-
, ~ IN baking. Prices closed unsettled &c
20 &c ne. lower. with December i.ls.. 20
iN:* ara January i,t Las. 10 l3-. Oat-
,">t &C To- lc Ia provisions the in!sh varied
fF9" zcc decline to 35r advances
,,iItssian!nG future" RANGED follows:
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INCREASED FARE UP
streets Committee of City Council
Consider Railway Company's Re-
quest This Afternoon,

This afternoon at O'Clock the Stree
again take up the matter OF the al
piicatfon OF the Virginia Railway an
Power Company tor permias ~.
inaugurate scent fare on the stree
is expected to handle the question, an
n final decision as to recommendatio
to the City Council will probably .
made. ~. -. -
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Haywood Succeeds Robb,,.

CharIeS Il: HayWood., Sanitary. object,
tie Board to the position of clerk of
the Health Department.. made vacant
by the resignation of Frank Fl RoB-
bins. Charles Sergeant was elected To-
the position made vacant by ytheiprn-r
motion of Mr.. Hayward -. ss-,,-,; -.
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NEW YORK IIXr srnCE ~,

NJ" ioRE. NoNeu;her Thieves 80
trausnE Calves Irregular. v-aIr ]; coz, 30 q :
culis. III osElie9: Westerns s7ss.llg
sheep and lambs higher: sheen I;o n ~ 10 .
Suiis. iwfiC.c": lambs. l5I5mi5.GJ: cul!a
Hogs steady al ls.5: rourhs 1Go,
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NEW YoUI 1.EoDICE u.,,.rr

NJ" fDNN. N0Vcnher it.--Raw suga
unchanEe1; centrifugal. rs: fine g-anu.
lated. 9. STot coffee irregular No Rios ard
HH9nios auo'at!oDs. Butter stcady cheese
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nENn1co BARGAIN AND SALE.

Chesterfield Land Corporation to
Atharosies Hambetis and Cavis (wife),
lot. is, block 3. section I, Seven Pines
.xthai'sites't u october lsJngls; tax 81.
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BOND LIST

American Writing Paper Is th!d...... IS
Ah5lo-french IS Observation-Disclosures. ssis
.hhhtic Coast Lug isl. Ia thiiJ...,...,- vi.
a q. L. H. and -. sol. lr. is..........., "
y; &. l.. conv. AZ Baltimore, ~ tbid,.... 81
ohs. and ohio conH. tiss tbd) ............ SEA
lhIEet and Myers Tobacco ss........ 9.
i;oriilard TobacCo- 60. Observation-Disclosures. ok
nercahlie aihIine Is. ..:.,....,.........,. l5th
SeaboaTd Air Line ref is......,......... 81
Sea board Air Line adj Ss................. :.
southern Railway Is ib!t, .............. II
Southern Railway - IbidJ ............ %
U y Registered - 1880 ib!dp......... a.
y, 5 Registered 81. 1874 'bidi.....,....... lrss
Y. S. Liberty loan Si3s: ................., ., o.
y. r. Liberty loan "a Observation-Disclosures. - IL
l.. ;. Liberty loan "a Observation-Disclosures. g1.Si
J.. Liberty loan t'h Observation-Disclosures. Is 80
Va. Brown Bros. Cif-. tNv. VA tasXedi ;S,,
Na.-Cur. Chemical TO. 90 tbid) .......... -
Na.-Csr.. Chemical Co. conr. % ODD s.;
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

The following charters were issued
yesterday by the State Corporation
Commissions:
The State Bank of Portsmouth, Ports
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
Sales.
Stock.
. .Adyance-Run,clcy. pfd.

s9o ADVANCE Rumclcy. pfd.. t.
800 Aliis Chalmers
Allis Chalmers, pfd.
500 Alaska Gold
s09 Amer, Beet Sugar. com. +.
$500 AMERICAN Can. ....
soS american Can; pfd.. "a. :.
LOO American Cotton .Oii. =.
400 Am. Hide and Lea, com
900 Am. Hide and Len. pfd. :.
3O0 Amer: Int. Corp.
300 american Locomotive +.
Amer. Locomotive. pfd. 4.
LOO american Smelling.
$500 Amer. Steel Eoundrics. :.
60O american Sugar.
Amer. Tobacco. com :.
Amer. Tobacco. pfd..
%, An. Writing Paper. pfd.
100 Americ4n Zinc. -. -. E.
l2,100 Anaconda Copper.
900 Atlantic Coast Linz.
\. e: l.. of 60. tBulto.) :.
1900 Baltimore and Ohio. :.
l4.leo bethlehem steel. Il.
III oO Baldwin LOGON
500 Can madam Pacific.
l.iO0 California Petroleum
S9o Central Leather. com.
S0g Chesapeake and Ohio.
b09 Chicago Great Western.
500 Chi. Great West. MD.
LOO Chi. Mil. and ST. Paul. :.
5000 Chi. r. ]. and p. com.
700 Chi. II. l. and p, ca DR.
200 Chi. L. !. and r.. 7%5 pr.
$500 Crucible Steel Cor, CON
100 Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado and Southern.
1900 Corn Products. com.
s.O00 D!stilIcrS
l,aoU Dome Mines.
100 Erie. Is, pfd.. :.
goo Genera! Electric.
2Ov Goodrich. com.
!. 100 Great Mort hern. pfd
800 Great North. orc C:fs
leo Illinois Central.
1890 interboro-Cons.. com
500 Inspiration Copper.
800 INT, Mcr. .,ar., com
30. 100 Int. Mer. Mar. pfd.
!oU Int. Paper, com
ioo Int. Paper. pr. 1stampedi
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INFECTIONS on cotton exports The censu,
Durcau hEures on American mill. for T,c-
.onsr were considered more bear!sh than
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NAVAL STORES

,,S SAVANNAH . ca, November l4,-Turpcr:
CASTS shipments rs casts: stock. Sa.ie;
Ro~ln firm: "nlcs SC, barrels: recclots aSl
burrels. 6.S: barrels: stock 81 $50 barrels
quot: r. 1874: II. T. and T.. ISOi: q l5l1:
~ ~, i";,M3; l. lna'; +; iG.tS: NJ. 1910: X and
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COTTON MARKETS.

Emarhe, showvI-a hrmer lone today, Thsrt
ss"terdays raIInEs from %ashin sss"'e' ."d
Dpesred to have subsidized. with prices work
Hing hlsher on covering. predictions ~ In
EThe general list closed steady at net al.
Nance OF IS to l2' points. Liverpool reported
Emaximum permitted decline OF 20 no. ts for
\ the day. but tho market here opened steady
promoted by washinstan advises em "in
asi year n., hI s9rs At.sr selling C.
renewed ltonlda ton; and there may also
nsio tnr esInG on The
Her october Io Of chi, 44osss bales, -asainst
0' 9wss to had the hmm
ee.edd ana the a re s.odsd on
Treas. in spot onerinss or hedge selling inx IN"
Es 90 sea II The huSn nrr later WIS r.,
Enarket was ,nrn, lin The late trading. with
lDersmher selling at 1886 and March nj 2s.S7.
.he hes, sHe Of sF ,hs S Tefe ''0r"xma'e'y
Associa tio, had rassnd regulations rrd,cing
The maximum daily huctuation 10 20 ncir.s.
Fart Of he selling here was sttrlb n%'n To-
anane.e intSrest. and there was also some
HEw M, S9RK Ss sss hs,.. -nor,
'a,rs Minor por,s,,stock. ea.Sss bales. '-'''''
iii Total to-day at all port 81 n .rai,... "a or
ales: exports no bales: STOCK. 1885 noi be- i~s'
III Total for week at all rorts--Rcceipts IL
BS hales: exports. 1910 bales
Total for season--Recepts. Islss75: ex-
horts 1.0d.5t5 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. November it--It was n
omparativciy dniet. session t.. cotton to.
round the openihg the tone became stendv
II I'd more nearly normal conditions nre.
Hailed than for some time past Following
VII decline OF 10 70 % points.on the opening
oil. under iiGuidstion by ,ycstcrIIay's buy.
Hoyery aId a net Advance which was Grad-
|1E points; The close showed net gains OF Is
TX, IS points. ~ We ~
Much nf tho buying resulted from tho
Htatement from wash'neion that informa ee
tEon derived from Sabroad Indicated an az
sr s mc '.,n q this season In excess Of
hipmsnit.s Of last season. Later there t was
Hr,iss n the week. that the British. French
hilton commissions In this country to cease
Skiyins cntto1 Late In the day a petition
tking the government 70 move present re-
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Nmy GOODS

.NF3 : GOODS
NEW YORK. November li.--Co,tor good.
markets to-day continued quiet and unset
i'e'! Wool was released fo- civilian BUR
,'oS.' by III" governments: raw silk was
h.sher. Enrlnps remained unchanstd
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FAI. PRICES l'oR RICHMOND.

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sugecs': the following fair ana reasanaGI
nric.s Tor the citv OF Richmond Tor In
Mreh beginning to-day:
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CHICAGO GUiIN SIARKET

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RICHMOND f'nODUCE MaRkEr
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NEW YORK Novemhcr Il-Me-ean,,,.
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Even Against odds.

She walked little YEARLY as she
came into the knitting department
at the local Red Cross rooms and care
fully placed her contribution on the
long table.
"I could only knit four pairs this
week., she said apologetically as she
spread out eight perfect socks for In
spection and waited for more yarn.
"It's the best I could do though y.
she went on, "with six children and
several boarders. It's not like having
all your time to yourself with nothing
to do but knit. IF I was that way I I'm
afraid you couldn't give me enough
yarn I IN that anxious to do nv part. y
She stayed at headquarters just long
enough to get the latest instructions on
the Kitchener toe and then hurried
away.
Goodbye, she called out cheeriIy
as she reached the door. "I'll try to
do better this week if the kiddies don Il
get sick and my boarders aren It too
hungry to keep me from doing the best
I can for my country.o