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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-29

On account of manager leaving and
owners being actively engaged in other
business. they will offer for sale at
auction, all the Machinery. Brick Build
ing, Ford Auto Truck. Wagon. etc. as
now operated as the Blackstone Steam
Laundry. at their plant at Blackstone
Va. at 2:So l.. Nj, Thursday. October 3.
No lack of experienced labor. no com
petition within 40 miles, and Il business
prohtablH operated for over 10 years,
IN At growing and progressive town.
Property will he offered Az n whole and
IN detail. and this is an c.;ccntinnal op-
poriunity TO secure a good business
or machinery and other property as Il
Reasonable terms offered.
For further information. write
y L. CkOWDER
JAS. X. HARRISON. Auctionccr,
Petersburg. Va
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THURSDAY. OCTOBER >, 1918,
at o'clock l.. NJ,

THURSDAY, OCTOBER >, 1918,
at o'clock l.. NJ.
AT their place on Hermitage Road. near
1000 West Marshall Street, all of the
effects of the said concern located on
the premises; also all located at =. H.
GuZa's place. near Stop Is and Nine
Mile Road and al MIR. Simpkins's place,
ar Stop and Ninc-Milc Road. con-
sistinE of about 5000 Roof Tile, one
barrel Red Co!oring. four Tile Making
rel MiScr lot prvinr r,rt. Si,x;nc
Troughs. Iron Tank, Wheelbarrows.
Shorcls. Iron Safe. etc; also all terri
torial rights for the manufacturing
and sale of same for the city of Rich
mond. Va and the Counties OF Hcnrico,
Hanover and Chesterfield. Va; said Of
fectS and rights Will lie offered and sold
as whole at this place on hermitage
Road. For further information and
particulars. apply TO auctionccrs.
TERMS. Cash.
GEORGE G. FITZHEGH.
Trustee.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co. INC.
AuctionecrS.
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Commissioners Auction Sale of That
DETACHED BRICK DWELLING.
No. 812 w. Claw St.

Together with the lot thercunto be-
longing. 80 by 100 feet to an alley 10
feet wide. upon which it has IL frontage
of "a feet. Acting under decree of Au-
gust .. 1918. OF HustinGs Court, Part H.,
of the city of Richmond. in the suit of
John \. Mills ct ais. plaintiff. against
Kate V. lowering ct ais. defendants. we
VIII sell by auction. upon the premises,
on
SATURDAY. THE 9TH DAY OF OCTO-
BIER, 1918,
at i o'clock J.. NJ,
the property located AS above. consist
ing of a seven-room brick dwelling in
nice order and in the occupancy OF a
tenant paying for same $500 per an
num- y personal inspection will i'm
press YOU with its deSrability, either
for investment or home purposes.
Save regrets by attending the sale.
TERMS: One-fourth in cash and the
balance in three equal installmcnts at
six. twelve and eighteen months. cvi-
denccd by three negotiable notes of the
purchaser. bearing interest from day
of sale, or for all cash, at the option
of the purchaser, sale TO be subject to
the courts confirmation.
j. WARREN BOOKER.
J. SAMUEL PARRISH.
Special Commissioners.
7. w. T.. Duval. clerk of said court
do certify that the bond required OF the
special commissioners in the above de-
cree has hccn duly given.
Given under my hand as clerk OF the
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AUCTiOR-LEG4L
AUCTION sALEs.
BY a. NJ. COVER,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OK

THAT BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN RESI-
DENCE LOCATED IN THAT SEC
TON KNOWN AS "ROTHESAY
tSiDNOR'S POINT, HENRIC
COUNTY, VA. OVERLOOKING TIE
JAMES RIVER AND SURROUNDING
COUNTRY.
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Pursuant to an, order OF the District
Court of the United States for the East =
crn District OF Virginia. entered on the
18th day of August. 1918. in the matter
of the Art Tile Co, Inc. bankrupt,
will sell on
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BY EDWARD S. ROSE COMPANY,
Real Estate Auctionccrs
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NEW YORK CITY.
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real ESTATE r0R SALE.
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My only son being in service and my
inability TO secure proper labor makes
1t necc: sary for me to sell by public
auction. on
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TOBACCO Is ALL THE GO IN
EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA
Farmers Gone Wild Over the Weed
md NcGicrtinis Grain and other
Food Crops.

Colonel Fred y. Olds, of Raleigh.
who has been travelling about in North
Carolina getting data on Industrial and
agricultural activities. has just re-
turned from an extended tour of the
eastern section of the state, where
he saw some up-to-datc farming that
pleased him greatly; but then he saw
some things that did not please him
at all. He writes the Manufacturers
Record as follows:
Wide stretches look like vast gar
dens. and the condition of the crops
is notably fine. tho only weak point
being the small percentage Of small
grain.
In conversation with some practical
farmers. who went to the eastern sec
ton from the Piedmont region of
North Carolina. 1t was learned tina:
many farmers. swept away by the to-
bacco craze in certain counties. Will
not produce food enough. In spite of
the solemn warning to produce food.
one OF these farmers a, Aydcn. in the
fertile County of Pitt, said he knew
some farmers who planted corn on the
lands. subject to overflow by the
streams, saying they could take
chances on corn. These men ARE slaves
TO tobacco. 1t is their god. Speaking
in that section, the writer re~ark ed
Oh the platform that not a few Eastern
name Tobacco, nor could ii be de-
MED. Those rich counties can grow
anything they wish To grow. and yet
some farmers assured the writer that
the government would have to force
tie growing of small grain, though
some admitted that the sharp lesson of
inns year ought to bring the most
silly TO their senses.
Al Ni!son large amount OF new
building was found TO be under way
al of II for the storage and the ham
dihs OF tobacco. which is shipped out
III crude form and not manufactured
In that section. which is such a tr~-
inendous producer of bright leaf The
growers are quite content TO sell their
TOBACCO TO the warehouses, and from
these 1t passes to the storage-houses
and the stemmcries. and il is then
shipped, manufactured. SO that one
Dig proht is lost. for the tobacco manu-
iactured In North Carolina passes
through factories west of Raleigh and
ont east OF 1t. a great deal goes to
Richmond and to other factory points
from Eastern North Carolina, and
quantities go abroad"
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range before her character Is discern
able. The craft Is armed with two five
inch guns. one forward and the other
aft The Vinlands skipper spent hours
on the deck OF the submarine, and de-
clared that the craft seemed well pro-
vided with provisions and supplies. as
only two bags of sugar were removed
from the Vinland before she was sunk
by bomb.
chastity detail OF the life on the
German submarine Is contained in the
statement OF Captain Bratland who
learned that the crew OF the undcrsea
craft. after spending the day in sink
ing ships and scattering men and wo-
men. and even children, over the sea
in open boats, to face the dangers of
death by drowning or hunger. each
evening cruise on the surface, when a
dance is held on the deck. a veritablc
pirates ball. with music mcrriment and
feasttng TO celebrate the successes OF
the day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-16

considerable confusion over sovern.|
ment pricc-fixinE or control proposaisI
III the goods trade The feelin e. MI
some quarters appeared to be that tha|
plans Ior regulation in che goods mar !.
ket contemplated action of some sork
with reference TO raw materials Iafer
such approximations we're relieved III
some extent by more detailed accounts,
suggesting that the object was 10 hoifi
prices Tor staple goods within A rea !.
Sonabic margin OF raw material and
otncr costs of productions and that
prices would be fixed only for short
perIous based on The then prevailing
Eatue or raw cotton. The weekly rag
port of the Weather Bureau provea
more favorable than expected. but cons
;aihed mention of bool wecvil In Ala
oaiua. Georgia and Missi,s;ppi which
81 me growing season. There has been
a feeiing in some quarters that owing
20 tne severe inter insect poets wouIS
rc Tess in evidence this season. and
prospects for drmaEe from that source
!eu 10 some covering. There were aIao
reports on Thursday OF an ncreasinc,
trace demand beth for spot cotton ana
carry new crop deliveries. which was
accompanied by trade buying OF Octo-
ocr around the local ring. 'fhe demand
OF that sort was less in evidence yes.
,erday. however. and the somewhat
improved business reported in ths
goods market has been chiefly in fins
goods, specialties or for delivery this
side or next October. -
TWO private midmonth reports hav.
bHch published one making tho cond,.
tinn ~ and the other 1913. with the In =
ter pointing to an Increase
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NORTHUMBERLAND NEWS
Frightened or by submarlp~s-Lubor
Sea rcity Gripping Industries.
Tomato Canning.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatchl
HEATHSFILLE. VA, June 1.-THE
seaboard Oil and Guano Company's fish,
ing steamers, operating from Chinco-
league. on the Atlantic Coast have tied
up on account of the submarine menace.
which threatens extinction OF ocean
fishing.
Scarcity Of labor in Northumberland
County has caused the closing OF d
number OF saw mills.
large acreage Of tomatoes has been
planted. and the factories will make
every effort to utilize the crop this
summer, but 1t is exceedingly doubt
ful II there will be sufficient labor to
handle the crop. The farmers are work :
ing as never before. owing TO scarcity
and high price OF labor. Should there
be a large yield OF tomatoes this sea
son II is certain neither farmer nor
Gamer VIII be able TO handle the crop.
Between the draft and the fish fac
tories. farm and domestic labor are
impossible to get, and the farmer and
his family is UP against n stiff PROPOSE
ton. The factories arc paying unpre-
cedented wages. even green hands get
ting $50 and board and over month
and others getting 500 and over. Those
who join the army send back checks
to their families. which render them
thoroughly independent. and they either
ask prohibitive wages for this section
or refuse outright TO work at all
The road meeting held in Warsaw
last week was well attended. Road
Commissioner Coleman addressed the
meeting. and left here for Northum-
berland and Lancaster TO outline the
best route for the new highway.
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EGGS IN COLD STORAGE
More iIen Fruit Piled Up Than Hereto
forc-StornEes Receiving Legs
From All Quarters.

Reports last week from 467 cold
storagcs to the market bureau OF the
United states government show theiT
rooms contain 5.5o5.2l5 cases OF eggs
while on May /. AIS storages reported
2,95I,2I4 cases. The 434 storages that
reported holdings on June 1 Of this
year and last show Il present stock OF
".466.633 cases as compared with L.
92l,674 cases last year. an increase OF
5i4,959 cases. or Ill per cent. The
reports show that during May the May
L holdings increased $50 per cent
while our last report showed that dur
ing April the April holdings increased
1873 per cent. Last year the increase
during May was 1915 per cent and
during April the increase was 1919 per
cent
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APPLE SUPPLY SHORT
Holdings Of Cold StornEcs Smaller Thnr
This Tine Last icnr-I,nrrclIed
Goods Away on.

WASHINGTON. June l5.-The Blu
reau of Markets of the Agricultural
Department for this week reports as
follows of the ape stocks:
reports from 52S -,orages show that
their rooms contain 1O3,U63 barrels and
lIi,i22 boxes OF apples. The sos stor-
ages that reported for June /. of this
year and last show present stock OF
S9.oil barrels and 1T1.1SS boxes. as
compared with 1S3,l52 barrels and 246
i0S boxes last year decrease OF 459
per cent in the barreled apples and u
decrease of sos per cent in the boxed
apples, which is the equivalent OF the
total decrease of l09,l9l barrels or 4l2
per cent.
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LEAF MARKET CLOSES
LEnchburE Tobacco vTnrchouacn Last to
Shut Down-Senson's SnIcs Smaller
Than Inst Yeur

LYNCHBURG. VA. June 15.-Public
sales Of leaf tobacco on this marke.
closed yesterday for the season. the
crop OF 1917 having all been sold The
warehouses will be reopened August ~
and Will commence another seasons
operations with the sales Of primings.
The total sales on this market from
August Is to June Is were l2Ool3OO
pounds. 235,S00 pounds less than for
the previous season.
Conditions caused the crop OF 1917
to be small one. but it sold high, the
farmers realizing more for their TO-
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STOCKS CLOSE STRONG,
WITH MANY NEAR TOP
General Motors and Royal Dutch
Were Leaders Among tho
SncciaItics.
HUGE CONTRACTS THE REASON
Distribution OF Assets in Pittsburgh
and West Virginia Responsible for
Advance OF One Issuc-Actual
Bank Statement Shows Decrease.
ny BROADAS WALL.

NEW YORK. juno lG.-S,ocks were strong
Today. closing near the top under leader
ship Of Steel and Reading. General Mo-
tors and Royal Dutch were leaders among
the spccialti"s. Hide and Leather made
new high price for tho year. United
Cigar Stores rose on the same mysterious
nus.ns mat hos attracted attention for a
Strength OF Royal Dutch was said to be
laced lace, on a large Government, contract. This
needed Tor ,ha, stock in common with other
OH Issues has been selling far under it's
MeHitan Petroleum lately now that The idea
Ionel 0o1, n.sGs in Mexico Is being aban-
lieSe there are any u-boat bases in America.
as inc German submarines do not need
=. The expectation of breach with Mexico
Is therefore fading away.
TIE hopes Of It's friends who really believe
thing done b, the director In the way OF
a,i his'ri luton Tho sccumuis,!on has been
one En obstacle to distribution OF assets in
XX,nadinE and In the Pittsburgh and West
which would have 10 be taken up or guar r.
aH 81 the ASSET. tn ri Tha fvsns OF
easily be provided for. but In the case Of
es on hc aTse n1H
moves couAi be based
GENERAL MOTORS MOVE
BELIEVED TO BE FINAL
The move In General Motors was said To
that has persisted in that stock for more
IMAM year. The company Is one that
WI, not suffer much from tho war because
~ It's large government orders. In fact. Ill
INC automobile companies will make profits
In the next year or two jus;ify.ng current
prices for their stocks
IN the actual bank Abatement to-day cir
cuiaton was decreased Sl}.0Ho surplu. In
creased 3Z'.i's@:o. loans Increased. si13 J.3 D o.
ana net demand deposits Increased &s3 AS D.l
Inc a"etaE. statement showed circulation
decreased SSi.c9 surplus increased SIC $50 SO
iohns Increased 3i3.2It ,0rl. aud net demand
nephs!tH in tease. Si-..si.cn. The statc-
'h"h' a. !, Whole shows a most excellent
s T., tor stock marke, purposes. az. tho
u~hns arc IN funds Tor call Cheap
money Is cnpec'rd the coming week.
SE" YORK. June i5.--S;orng: si1ty-day
hilS. VIE. commercial s!rty-day bills on
x sn,k ti'-. conmeEcal s!xty-day bills
st'!i: demand, si,55j. cables SAC .-ls
taF silver. ..is MeHican dollars. a.
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bacco than ever before. and. taken all
IN all. II can DO said that the season
was u satisfactory one.
The new crop Is being planted as
rapidly as there are seasons for plant
:n$ aud 1t is estimated that ut least
80 per cen, OF the crop has been set
out.
Plants are plentiful and with another
Wet spell 1t ~ thought that the re-
maindcr OF the crop viii he planted
Labor conditions will prevent the
crop from being Il large one, but as
all Indications point TO tobacco again
selling high the farmers will make as
much rs they can with the force they
have
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SUBMARINE AT DISTANCE
RESEMBLES CARGO BOAT
Captain OF Vinlnnd Says U-Boat's Crew
Have Dance on Deck Every
Night.
[By Associated Press.l

Solid iron bulwarks three to four feet
high around the decks, with an elevate
bow and side lines six or seven fee;
above the water when on the surface
the U-boat that sunk the Norwegian
steamship Ninland on June had all
the appearance of an ordinary freight
steamer OF about 200 feet in length and
thirtyfoot beam, declared Captain p
Bratland in an interview given out here
to-day.
Captain Bratland declared that the
submarine is built to deceive it's prey
and TO be able to get up within close
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COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK. June i5,-Thcre was sharp
advance ia the cotton market today on
trade buying and covering for over th-
Meth-enc. "ca' her and crop adv!ces were
generally favorable, and caused some !r-
regularity. bu; High, oncrlng. were readii,
absorbed. and the highest prices OF the day
were reached IN the las; few minutes. with
october Aeli!ng at as. NOR. than s.
GeF bale advance from Fridays closing
nInrcs Tn" general list closed iirnn a, a
h"t advance Of - 10 81 points The mar
kst opened steady at a decline o. , points
TO an advance u !: points. Liverpool was
good buyer OF July. while reports o.. n
more confident tone In the goods marie;
We're accompanied by further trade buv!uE
~ carly new crop deliveries This insr;.rni
catered covering. particularly IN tho near
months. which increased It's premium over
oetnncr during the early trading. After
sho"'ng net advances AZ about &c to 80 poInt.
inc advance was checked by rcalIzinE
he close was only II shade OF from tho
htst under realizing. Wcsi;.c statistics
wer: considered beartsh except for a slight
increase reported In the amour; Of cotton OF,
hh!pbotrC. and weekly crop reviews inLi.
Gated continued Favorable progress Rather
better demand was reported in tho good
trade FOR deliveries extending uI to IN.
NrSt OF January. Cotton futures ranged as
follows: '.''o'' "S
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NEW YORK. June i5.-Tradins on the
a whole were maintained M hirhsr iey.is
Thar ,hoscc which prevailed In previous
sessions OF the week. Close:
ZOO Aetna Explosives u. ais: 2wn chcv.
r2iet: 100 ia2: so, United Motors. IS q 81
~ ~ Z, Steamship sieas..: go, Federal
liz IL; 500 Midwest on ll7ail,; :nf
Oh. common. 2,al3: 400 Victoria, ~, WsS.
30 Atlanta. ca: 90 Big l.edge il. al 3-Is
-S.Ho boston and Montana. 80: 100 Gold,
aeid Cons. 7-32 a.: mo- Jumbo Ell, All.
go Mother Lode. asd5s: 100 REX Cons.
80, SOP Success. sGl5: 30 Tonopah Ext.
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NEW YORK. June l5.-The cotton
market has been rather nervous and
Irregular during the past week with
sentiment around the ring At times
there has been a disposition to- sell on
bcarish crop advices. while there have
been rallies on hullish reports from the
spot market and the appearance OF a
moderate demand from trade sources
on the sctbacks. During the earlier
part OF the week there appeared to be
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(Snles ut Union stock Yards.)

Report for week ending May ~:
-, nhoice steers. Is; medium to GOOD, Ie4 q
!s,s: common 10 fair 50 g5ll2. Choice heif.
mon n,G,,, 10 fair: 90 ioi> Choice cows. lsef ii:
t Gs"iam TO good. St Ilo: common to fair
i%S,,iicc; common TO fair 7Gs. Best heavy
nur1s; II q I'7 !lGht sH9 Best calves. Is:
md ~"!sht ls: pigs 10 sows and stags
!:ml9 Best sheep. 10: common TO fair sfp7
Best lambs, l5Ils medium 20 good. il a is
spring lambs lGIIs " ~
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More Elevator. at Portsmouth.

PORTSMOUTH. VA. June 15-The
Bureau OF Yards and Docks. of the
Navy Department, has awarded the
contract for the erection of three more,
elevators, to cost $4,000. The work
Is to he rushed to completion.
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STEAMBOATS,
Cid Dominion Line

CMnin Street Cars TO BoatJ
s'sans. oi leaves Rieamond every Nishs
steamers, isayins Nortoik Tor New Yofk
made by ~. & w ny. $500 p. t., -aad
mont. ana ars met oy public SonyeyAncS.
James RIVER By Dnyiisht TOY to Ns13:,t ,,A
Point Newport News and James RiySSj
~ $500 A. Al ~ as s{3.TIs
Freight received for river poin,A
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Investors and Traders

Our bis SPECIAL. American Sumatra
Tobacco. given subscribers during past three
months for NIFTY points. advanced from sc
Our SPECIALS MAKE GOOD.
Send FIVE DOLLARS for trial suhscrtp-
ton DAILY Letter one month, naming
esal others indicating twenty point advances
An main coTToN swings accurately fore
caste6
The Success Club. r. n. Goldsmith. Mgr.
a. Broad ST., n. Y. C..
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
Wholesale Quotations on Exchange.
NEW YOKN LIVE STOCE u.REr

NEW YORK. June I5.-Beevcs no tradi,.
.,.aive. steady. vea!s. SIS 05ysIsoe cu!Is
Snsep and lambs steady: sheep. slooo@
sitt,"o. culIs, ssco9 800: lambs. s22o9.
HOGS. trading
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BOND LIST

An. Writing Paper 81 Odd .............. sgi1
F"tch ~ ...... -..............-.... .ii
~ tahtlN coast Line " tb!GD ........... %
y IL. and y col. As Odd ........ 7gi.
~ I. ]. cr A. tftaitimorcy tbid) ........ 20
c.hhtsapeake and Ohio cv. ass ........... ~.
-" '.'att ana ONO C". Ss............ -h!4
,''EEsN ana Hytrs ToS. ts................. .-i,
,."riIisru, Icpacco - NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81
SScrcAht;!e Marine - ...................... yss,
Seahoard A:r Line ret! 4s............. 5si.
Seaooard AIR Line adj Js........... 80,
southern Railway IS Observation-Disclosures. ra
southern Hallway - ......-............. S.t1
T. S, EcE,st"red p 1879 tb!d) .......... sss
!, , Registered =. i.ls 1bidD.......... ..
> Registered Is. 1928 ODD ........... Ih5s
,'!ScSty Loan 3i:S ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. g: IS
,'n"tE Loan ma OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. stji
,:'oSf'y Loan SIS 81
- >; st.ci s. J. ................... So.
c chsaiss CO e. Isl Is s. }ot =
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=. CMICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

~ ilFN:t'V JUH' IO.-IIoEs: receipts, 100.
10 TO !. cents above yesterdays average:
nu:k .i'.i q 81 Z: butchers. sl645 a si6.75:
nack!nS $3.50 q $3.50; light. slGe5 a. ;i6 50 ;
agh'' s!s Z; sig 50; rough. $3.50 70 SIS SO:
Cattle: receipts 500: half direct: prices
unchanged
sheep: receipts. 900; practically all direct:
quotations unchanged.
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DRY GOODS

NEW YORK. June lsOS,o,.o, rood. md
EEarns to-day were quiet. with prices steady.
DuFiaps were nrme!. Linens became eS-
ccedinsly scarce in FIRST hands. Silks held
steady. 100" 1890