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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YoRk. Novemuer B.-Thc Violent
r,.roSvries iat" iast week wer. COLO" Il
ly very nervous ANA Irregular ruling H..
the cotton I..arkv, TO-DAY. with i mas DfeaIs
losing ii,;ur-a inc general las, closed
barely sieaGy al /. nei n-'iinc OF 100 TO ~
lnc market opened steady at an advance
Of - to ~ p"!hts on over SUNDAY buying Or
ucrs aud III ayusDa'hy with i.iNerpoo.. watch
reported uuScrs al The rHaAin'un priseS
ih,s initial Uuigc me, good deal OF real
ine a. wci! cons,ieraU.c southern sell,
~ however. and the market soon turned
.asiet Af,er showing mel losses @! 30 10 "a
sW.rnoon on renewed covering. woriiins
soont 10 I" . n"in's net h,sher a bur Sr9 ,S
DAY in The late ,tradins. :, december 500 on
inston permitting switching between mouths
in The market and s,:addiimg between New
York and New orleans attracted c1ns.dsr,
sbie attention. hut did not modify the ru;e
sss' 81 sn. s% sr sxSHss 81
Selling for speculative short account.
ysrpoo cables s1i ia, that r The maSim nun
i"nhhssnged hnck from 80 to 100 points in order
that there might he r @mformy Win ahe
bulge was encou.1 eed 10y reports thai ocean
he tone slightly easier. ana there was. a
rsuort from tialve!ton that four Spanish
Tew Orleans for cotton carsoes The buiges
however. met humiliation and there was a
good dea! OF Southern selling here In the
is:s trading.
mcnt-MiddiinS. 2.Si5 bales stock liS 79s
bales Minor Iorts--Receipts. 4GD bales :
sxporis. 4, 80 bales: stock. 20. 199 bales
total o-day at all ports-Receipts. los,
h,Ips exports. lS.S22 bales
Total for week ut all ports-Receipts 40 :
.i bales. exports. l0.s22 bales.
Tptal for senson--Rece.pts, I.SJS 93I hales
exports, 1lo6.:s5 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. November Is A-wbiIn
higher prices were seen around the op.nin,.
Of the cotton market to-day. selling pressure
soon in appearance and the mark Of
Jropred off TO net decline. Real weakness
E,s not display ell uh-.l late In the session
when under liuuidnlion the most active
month fell the iuli limit allowed to a ievol
81 no points down from the highest or tho
lsy The close was at the lowest n decline
~ ID5 10 points. Selling toward the close
anrcared to come chiefly from early buyers
wkn were disappointed over the failure Il
Inc market To ACQUIRE strength
I'm the first few minutes OF trading there
Was an advance of rs tn 81 points nuyinr
order, had accumulated over Sunday md
brokers found only small offerings nj irst
a, meet their wants. with the first demand
e. .iened. the market gradually cased on
For while the market traded near Sal .
urday's finals. but II slumped SHARPLY In Tho
i.st Few minutes of business
The annonneement by The War Industries
mitied under ~ ruling regarding selling
In, II was without Influence on values
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NEW YORK LIVE sroCK MARKEr

NEW YORK. Noyember lS-Beeves lower:
ste steers go az loo: bulls: Gsalop5: cows.
I4c0N 900 culls. l1a06i - grassers 7Sj
q 80 yeariinEs 5.50fo750: Westerns. se0dt
il.5j.
Sheep and lambs steady: sheep 65oGljco
culls. a0oM6,oo lambs I3.ooGl5.0o: cults
Hogs steady: New York and Pennsylvania
hogs, 1925: roughs 1926
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CHARTER ISSUED.

southern Securities Company. Inc.
Norfolk. Va. Capita, stock: 5000 900
purposes: buying. and selling stocks
bonds etc. y. =. Racer. president
Edcnton: n G. Frank :. E,ger. sc.-
rotary, Norfolk. Va
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CIiICAGO GRAIN MARKEr

thlcAGp. November lS-Sharp new adj
Nahcrs IN the corn market to-day resulted
cnienS from ATTEMPTS 10 anticipate the price
thectS OF the hunger necessities of Europe,
, ,:in, closed irm. 27sc to 3T.c ne,
iiShci Win December 81, TO I 2Sl, and
January sjE To la1 Oats finished il. TO
'hc up; and provisions varying from un-
changed figures to rise of Soc
=. Leading futures ranged follows:
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COL. ROOSEVELT AND WIFE
TO VISIT SONS GRAVE
Is Mace by Former Prcsi-
dent.
PROTESTS AGAINST REMOVAL.
General March Issues Orders to Cen
cral ,crshing 10 Leave Such Bodies
I'm France Where Parents Make
Formal Requests.
INV Associated Press. I

NEW YORK. November lS.--Coionel
Theodore Roosevelt to-day authorized
Roosevelt would visit the grave OF
their son. Lieutenant Quentin Roosc-
Vet, who was buried in France at the
500; where he fcii after his airplane
had been shot down 10y the Germans.
Colonel Roosevelt 81 the same time
made public an emphatic protest nc
had sent TO General reyton Z March.
Army. against the planned removal |of
his sons body in this country.
General March, in replying TO Colo
ant Rooscvelts body should remain in
the grave in which it was buried by
the Germans. He said he had in
structed General pershinE to carry out
given the commander Of the American
forces general authority TO take the
same action in regard to bodies OF
other soldiers whose relatives wished
it. He said. however. that 1t was the
policy OF the government 10 return 10
this country bodies of soldiers killed
in France.
In his letter to General March. the
former President referred to the re-
port that tho American dead would be
taken home after the war, and contin-
ued
Mrs Roosevelt and wish to ente,
a most respectful but most emphatic
so far as our son Quentin is concerned
! We have always believed that:
! Where the tree falls.
There let it lie
we know that many good persons
| feel entirely different, but to us il is
| pa inful and narrowing, long after dea tt
I to move the poor body from which the
I soul has fed We greatly prefer thai
Quentin shall continue to lie on the
/ spot whore he fell in battle and where
! the focmcn buried him.
J After the war is over Mrs. Roose
! Welt and | intend to visit the grave
/ and then to have small stone put VI
! saying il is put up by us. but not
disturbing what has already been erect
/ cd to his memory by his friends ant
| AmerC comrades in arms"
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BOND LIST

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During the ncndJustment Period
you will find the Want Ads il, The
Times Dispatch profita bic investment
for
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Esrdinand In Core hngen.
COPENHAGES. November i8-For
mer Crank Duke Ferdinand OF Neck
lenburE -Schwerin. who abdicated last
week. has arrived here with his Eng.
lish born wife and children. The Dan
ish King. who Is 4 brother OF the former
grand duke. received the party.
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NEW YORK ,rRoDuCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. November IS-Rnw sugar
quiet: Centrifugal 1.?S. fine EranuIated Sc
Spot coffee unchanEed: Santos Is and Rio
Is. unHu"ted. Butter steady: cheese nrm.
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Do This To-day

II your heating plant is not covered
with Asbestos Pipe Coverings. you are
wasting coal Asbestos Pipe Cover
ings will save Ia to 1-S on your fuel
bill
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RiCHMOND PRODUCE MAltKEr
NYholHanIc Sluofnt jnn,

Market QuotaIions FROM Actual Sales
tBy Woodsoh-Craix Co. inc: Richmond. Va, }
n s Fool ADMINISTRATOR License Nv q "'7Ll
= Richmond. Va. November IS. 1915
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS
M 20

NEW YORK November 18--Cotton goods
and yarns to- day were quiet. with an easier
tendency Dress goods were quiet manu-.
facturers making few offers Raw silk was
quiet and unchanged
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NANAl STORES

SAVANNAH. GA. November IS. rurpen
tine firm. ~: sales. ~ casks: receipts Il
tasks; shirments I casks; stock. 3o,t?s casks
Isosin firm; sales. 100 barrels: shipments,
i23 barrels: stock. sI.3a7 barrels
Quote: II. l622ls u lag7M H. 1924; L,
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RJCHMOSD GI..IN MARKET.
Richmond. Va. November is. !.
RICHMOND nA1 MARkEr,

hnn at.i- Auotst.on- On Elrhapre
Richmond. Va. November IS 1918
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-19

NEW YORk November ls.-Thc Violent
recover rate iast week wer. Iot.o" Il
l.y Il very nervous ANA Irregular ruIinS -
M. l.larilyt tu-llN. WITH Il nuui DFtdh
,oi more Khan a. per Oa!e from SATURDAY ;
,IostuS figures me genera! hSi closed
i.r.iy s,eaGy "a, 1t net u-rIinr of ip3 10 -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-13
COMING EVENTS.
4sF4A4sE19nN4AA4 Nt474see491s1s19eNt

The Modern Wuodmen meets In reg
ular session tonight An members
urged tu attend
The PRESBYTERIAN Ladies' Ald So
cictN will meet At the church parlurs
tomorrow afternoon az Q o'clock
The Ladies' Ala Socic.y oi the CON
greeutional church will meet tomor-
row afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
Aspiuwali. ago South Edith street
The Eik- VIII meet tonight 40 :
O'Clock There Will he 70 short bus
ness session, after which a class Of
five win be initiated followed bog a
lunch.
Circles of the First Baptist church
will meet az the 'D,luwing places ON
Thursday afternoon go $50. No. with
Mrs. l.. @. Anderson. 200 North Edith.
and Mrs. Hayward. PIG south Broad
way. for Red Cross sewing Members
got tu tlr' home nearest them. No, .
with Mrs. H. L.. Williams Nlj south
Aruo. NJ. I with Mr.. j.. T.. Thurman.
luu9 West Central
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MonE rnolIrNnaE nl\n.

By way OF illustrating the real
q rlitik of the Germans their ma
teriulisu and .elnshness "a Amhas
stdor Gerard some Time age told this
story. \ pcdNlcr and his mate were
one duy crossing % bridge when 90
notice TO the effect that anyone who
saved % MAJ from drowning Ina that
township would be given 80 reward OF
So attracted their attention Through
tine stream was deep ana swift and
he could not swim at an the mate
without a. moments hesitation.
plunged in. thiGKur the pcddler
would rescue hiu and they could
then uivide tho 8 reward
The n,,al ou th, bridge hcsitdtcd
Hurry gurrirj tho struggling fell
low in the water Hurry. pard I'm
sinking
Mate. said the pcddlcr "l'yc just
b'eu reading the other idle of THIS
notice 10 says the reward for a dead
body t- tlu SOW bee reasonable.
can't Nou'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-13
GIVE - MORE DAYLIGHT.

II congress wants 60 do the country
a real service IL should whip up a little
and = 80 ihc daylight saving bill now
peudinp. The plan. I'm brief. rousis s.
OF turning the clock back one hour
about the middle of April and turning
Il ahead au hour the middle of sep
TENDER.
England has tried thc daylight say
ing plan and has found 1t Ia De en-
tircly successful Much opposition
was encountered at first. hut 70 Trial "f
TIA. scheme has shown that u is much
preferable % the old system, as 90 has
effected au Immense saving iu fuel, IS
"a boon Go the workers who have tr
additional hour Tor recreation n
sports aud has been found beneficial
.in other ways.
Winston Churchill oue ~ tho strong
est supporters OF the scheme in Eng
land, declared that the effect % me
bin would be to proioug ife go million,
.or people. Continuing ne said
-. tp the obvious saving of uru-
.ncial iIlumiunuts. a. tu the incr'ase'
go railway men as GO the re
'duccd strain Dn cyc-ighi. as to th"
advantages which will Dee secured p"
temperance. tu national lifo ANA
.physiuuo and to the territorial force.
las 90 all these advantages | nccl
NOT enlarge upon them, because we
.Iasc our case on one salient and tr'-
'mondous fact Moro than 100 hours
of daylight leisure arc conferred free
IN, upon every man. woman and chhd
in the United Kingdom. Happy the
nation whose people are Wiz" 'n"nSh
to secure this good gift for thor own
age ana for their own time"
An hour more ~ daylight means
Iconsidcrahlc 20 the itboring people II
gives them that muCi, NOR" time Tor
recreation before darkness settles '''r
1.-The earth. u also * responsible i"i
saN ING light bills. Furthermor", q
Those DAYS when We are being iinp"r-
tuned tn have war gardens, n w'Hl'
lsr-. IA, posscsscrs an hour longer a.
tickle ;hc earth. The produce u"nl
ll,st wars war gardens amounted Ia
.OO0. and charles J. Pack
president " the national w1g GARDEN
Icommissiou estimates that this amoun!
could be doubled this year II the war
sardeurr van get away from his h'Sl
luoss am h0ui earlier aud devote 'n'
linn, to WORKING iu his garden.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-13
.FUEL.LESS' MONDAY
ORDER IS VO|DED BY
DIRECTOR GARFIELD
It's Suspension, However, Leaves
the Way Open to Put It Into
Operation II Such Action Is
Necessary in Future.

Washington F'b 49, Fuel Nd.
ministratur Garfield to-day suspended
the Monda, closing order but left the
way open Co put 30 again into opera.
tiuu if % appears that that would be
necessary.
stat. Fuel Administrators we're
given permission Co Keep the order boo
force 300 their states. IL IL appear that
Il should bc don 20 %relic.'' fuel short
age. and also w,r. authorized 60 put
into force ans other restrictive meas.
urcs tina special cp instances make
necessary. The part of the Monday
CLOSING order establishing q priority
list ju coal distribution will he con
tiuucd gcnerall, ps viii the cmtgtr
goes plcrcd or railroads By Direction
General McAdou The operation ut
thc praority arrangement ana the EN-
barrocs. fuel administrator Garfield
said today. promise to solve the fuel
problem unless there II Il return of
bad weather
Garfield said hat the New Eng
land states were tho only one that
had requested that the order be- CON
tiuued IN force ana that J. ! Storruw,
fuel administrator Tor New England,
probably would issue o special order
continuing its operation iu those
states. He Described the New Eng
land fuel situation 40 critical.
ers, s6.8Oni lGDi calves. As.oOh
1900.
sheep Receipts 1000. Strong
Wothers. kgT5mlJ 20.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-13
IF DACKACHY OR
KIDNEYS BOTHER
Fat ir-s nHnt aIsp AXE glass uI salts
brfuIs' eating
breakfast.

Uric arid in neat excitcs the Kid.
prys the, become ovcrworkod. get
sluggish, ache. and feel IKE Jumps ~
lead. The urine becomes cloudy. the
bladder is initiated. and you may De
Obliged To seek RELIEF two or three
times during the night When tho
Kidneys clog YOU mus, help them flush
OFT the budN's urinous waste ur you'l
be q real sick ucrson shortly. Al first
You feel % dull miserv In the kidney
region, YOU suffer mon, ~backache, sick
headache, dizziness. stomach gets
sour tongue coated and vou feel rheu-
matte twingos when the weather N
bad,
Eat l"ss meat, drink lots 81 water,
also get from pharmacist -four
ounces ~ Jad salts: take a tabie.
spoonful In q glass of water before
breakfast for a few days and your Rid
news viii thcn act fine. This famous
salts is made from the acid Of grapes
und lemon iulce. combined with lithia.
and has ho-'n used for generations 10
clean clogged Kidneys and stimulate
Them % FORMAL activity, nlso 90 neut-
rali1e the acids In urine, so Il no Ion
ger Is a ource of irritation, thus end
ing bladder Weakness.
Jud salts h inexpensive. cannot in.
lure, makes a delightful cffervcscent
hthia water drink which everyone
should take now ana then "a keep the
kidneys clean aud active Druggists
here say they sen lots ~ Jad Salts to
folks who believe In overcoming Kid
meg Trouble ShAe u v oRly trouble,
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ava, with an drives for funds Cor
ever, pht-, of var WORK Sccpt ~
cr,g .uud. oud mrs stamps.
Nos. There % .Huit. but 10 has moe
le.u reached and will not be until th'
kaiscr is whipped W. shah be- cailct
upon for further .onu buttons and il
viii De the J,ty OF ol loyal and pa
triot,e Americans Co respond TO tho
call, whether it De for men, money OF
anything elise needed Co prosecute tn
war.
II 1t Is To be within the province 90,
such individuals US Nir. Edwards @"
say when the limit has been reached.
We may a. well disbaud our arm,c,
and tell the Huns to come and posses.
the land. dcy,istate our cities au'
carry of our women and children.
man Who questions the course OF tho
govcrnmc now. or seeks to detract
enc iotu from our plans to care for
the comfort Of our soldiers. is a traitor
TO America.
II Germany should win the war and
impose an indemnity on the Cnltco
states MS she hopes to do. Nir. Ed
wards. no matter how freely he may
contribute 20 prosecute the war now
Will find hat h. has been sitting it
10 pikcr's game. There will he n'
limit then II viii take every cent W
can rake and scrTlpc To- liquidatc the
Indemnity.
Ia conclusion We desire to say for
the benefit of Mr. Edwards that he
could make better use OF his time ~
doing something 60 hep win the wa
than by writing Inquiries such as tho
above 20 The press
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-13
MANAGER TO ADVISE
COMMISSIONERS TO
ACT ON COAL KICKS
Representations to the Local Fuel
Committee Is Line TO be sug.
gested City Officials Receive
Many Complaints.

The attention 81 the city commits
sioners will be directed To- the IN
plants OF consumers over coal prices
az the weekly meeting Of the commits.
sion this afternoon.
u vas made known before the
meeting that City Manager Paul Red
ington Will recommend that the cgm'
mission give recognition To the com
plants and make representations t.
the local fuel committee. II wa" said
that the complaints have been comm
10 the and the commission
crs In numbers sufficient to impress
city officials with the widesprea
character 81 the Dissatisfaction
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-13

Chicago. Feb. 13.-ruru prices
showed SOME 'rndeucy O." ease Town
today. OWNS 90 the fact that receipts
here wcr, .hc heaviest so FAR mi. s"f-
SON pu fn, ether hand. an Offerings
were r,JIi.. described hy industries
Opening prices which ranged from p.
TO Eut ..ut lower with March 1t
81 20 au1 N,y at Sl-lH tu fl2'.
wcr. followed hy q moderate ftlN and
then .rc-h gag.
Absence .f ceiling prcssur" led tu
Nrmu'-- n the oats market hiit'
weakness .t rn. start. Initial decline.
We're t-criH,l - increased arrivals.
Prices OPENED q tu T. cent off with
Aiat 100 ,'t tU f9t cents and then
rose iu we'll tbu,~ YESTERDAY inisl.
PROV t.lun- I,crsgcd lower In 'unse-
nu-n,c u- altered liquidation hs
holders. lpturns in hog values 'p-
pc8rcd tp Doc ignored.
The clos. Was firm = &" b" % 4"
cent vet higher with March 100
.Sl.-l. 1nd May at 81 -""s % = cont
lr later lcalings the market di-.
played decided strength F"'N'I-
were said 200 nave t-sen notified ina.
further government contracts W'"'U
bee placed boa March.
Close.
Corn March. tl25fs MAJ fls' 70
oats March 80 &c MAY Sic.
PORK Alay, st725'
Lard Mar. s2i.ebi July N-''''
ltiDs Man. S2i.s",
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-13
KENOSHA LEADERS
SURE OF SUCCESS
AS DRIVE GOES ON
General Endorsement of the Plan
Indicates That II Is Only a Mat
ter of Submitting II 20 Put 1t
Through.

Three committees went out this
morning ON the second day's drive Tor
the PATRIOTS war work fund. They
didn't nave much time and not much
ground was covered. hut everywhere
the same cordial reception that
marked the first day greeted tho
Kcno4ha plan and several thousand
dollars was pledged General chair.
man Paul Rodington estimated this
afternoon that with t.day's subscrip-
lions. the total iu hand would be be
tween nine and ten thousand dollars.
The most gratifying thing. sail
Mr.. Bedingtou. els the general az.
prevail OF the plan Almost very ody
gocs in Tor 30 a. Don a. % Is made
plain tu them I think IL Is sure tu
b,rstahiished.
More committees viii go out to-
morrow Il is expected Ia have "a
score 81 men Zoo the field
Announcement has been made 81 tho
makeup ~ the committees which
win work Iu the district south Ut cen
trail aN"uuc aud east of broadway
Friday Five committees of four mem
beers rach-two men n " women
have been assigned 10 that district
The comwEtccmeu are
Mrs a. T., Jamisou. Mr.. p. \. Blk
lev. M!ss Margaret krImmcl, Mr.. \.
r.. Walker. Mrs g. T. Uodriu, Mrs p.
CONWAY. Mrs Lester Cooper, Mrs vii
liam Chappeil. Mrs Stiles. Mrs Bittcr-
horn Miss Dorrth, McNillen. Fred
Lee. g. H. Emmous q r. Elwood.
ID. r.. Elder. G. r.. NJulhn, Key u 4
Cooper, Rev. sidney bedford, Il. y
Cr.st,. Eot"rt M~cClughau and REV
g.. IS Atwood
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Dr simon F1eNnsr head ot the
Rockefeller institute has reported the
discovery 10y the institute OF AN I'm
proved substitute for -llvursau, 90
German discovery used in treating
malignant blood disorders Thu new
chemical. which bas Not sea been
named, is said To- possess several adj
Nautages ove stl, r.sJu and To- cost
only about five cents per dose while
the German remedy COSTS about $3.50
per unsc The discovery b. Gao Dee
given To- the medical profession free.
Salvarsan from the first was CON
troHed 10y the German manufacturer
hut the law has been ~o mudified
lately as To permit its manufacture an
the United States.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-13
The Scrap Book
WONT NrEn no nE roLp.

chairman Hurley OF the shipping
board hulirNc~ hat whcu IN" German
arlu, is defeated and thrust BACK onto
German soil the dcmoorHtih"tinh 81
the country is bound "a come To o.
fustrtt, this belief he tells he fol-
lowing story
a woman passenger ou Il liner sold
q. IN. ,,ptnin "Oh. captain, I'm ~"
afraid Im going {" hc scasicN' Nh'i
-hall I do in ease an attach comes
on
~ amt necessary To- 'cN YOU.
ma'um.' replied the captain. 'huHlI
do it,
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The Markets


Sow York Feb lS. The early adj
vance In tuday'- stock market 'u-
iraccd numerous issues including oils,
utilities and loss priced war shares.
Tho usual pru'it taking occurred ~
the higher iolr's. shipping. motors
ana alcohol dropping back ! to almost
= points. llrstNincss WHS manifested
hy western rrIl, Utah copper amt
Peoples gas. TradniL puloted toward
noon tho active list, however show
ing Irregular strength Liberty 3
sold at $50 tD sS.5t. first - at
90 20 20 We l> and second - at 80 -
90 the new minimum oi H5.