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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-07

THIS Is really a little private letter
l. penned to Elise, and II any n else
isn't interested they needn't read IT.
Elise is a young business woman OF
twenty-five who would like to know
how to find a beau. AS though to fore
stall any attempt on my part to tell
her that in going TO church one is apt
to get acquainted. Elise W II go
to church, but to worship and not to
find a beau"
All, Elise, you might do worse than
to be introduced to a young man on
your way out from church--a nice
young man who would ask you II he
might walk home with o and then
wonder II he couldn't please come n
call on you some evening. Why, Of
course, girls don't go to church to
seek romance! But you wouldn't hold
1t against a young man. would you.
Elise, just because he did go to
church?
LNLISE, o ask me how to go about
~ meeting young men with the idea
Of having one Of them like you bet.
ter than the other girls and want to
be with you when President Wilson
declares holidays and such. You
didn't say 1t like that, but that is what
you mean. Let me tell you a little
secret, little business girl. Getting to
meet a great many young men isn't
the way to find a beau. Why, I know
any number of girls who meet them
by the dance floorful" and are still
wondering who Is going to take them
when a special occasion comes along.
1t isn't the number you know. It's
making the occasional one you meet
like you.
You do meet some young men. OF
course. not in the office particularly,
but in the homes Of your various
friends; in the street cars, perhaps,
introduced by a mutual friend; at
occasional parties or on occasions like
that. DO you put your best FOO: for.
ward when you meet them or are you
too critical thinking that this one and
that m would not come up TO your
friends standards: hat he is not good.
looking: that the other one Is too
silent, n so on. Let me tell YOU
Elise. In cold.blooded English every
unmarried, unengaged man is a pos
sibility to the girl who has mo beau
and wants one" Many a girl has
gone through her late teens and her
twenties being so particular that she
woke up at thirty or thirty-f1ve to find
nobody seemed to care whether she
vas particular or not.
Qf THE girl who Is particular, Elise,
- I don't mean to describe the one
who has the opportunity to turn dowr
nrnnasalo nP annrriono l.,A Ala Ia,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-07

My dear Mrs. Wilson, am
more than interested in the page
ON which | find your suggestions
and recipes as well as proof of
your knowledge in the art of max
ing goodies, one of the most i'm
portant characteristics of the real
womanly woman, and | rather
envy you for your skill and ex-
perience. but ! at least wish you
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-07

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-07

My dear Mrs. Wilson-Will you
please publish in the EVENING PUB
Lie LEDGER az soon Is possible a
recipe for sailing pork to keep
for the winter? | have a pig and
would like to salt some of it down,
as l do not care to 5 so much
pork at once. If you have any
suggestion to offer | will thank
Won vary m11ch MrS K NJ c
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-07

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-07

cannot q
II for Italy
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-03
CARL THIELE IS APPOINTED IN
 LAMBS PLACE
Governor Makes Appoint ment in Order to Look After the Cases of
 Influenza.

Carl Thiele has been appointed by the Governor to succeed Dr. Franl Lamb, a victim of influenza, as healtf officer with headquarters at Mar shall, on the Yukon river.
 Thirty per cent. of the adult Ma tive men in the Kuskokwim, Mar shall and Nelson Island have died of Spanish influenza, according to g telegram received by the Governor office from Frank H. Waskey, the Marshall City mining man, Alaska first Delegate to Congress. Condi tions are serious there and, accord ing to MT. Waskey, unless immed fate relief is secured there is grave danger that a large percentage of the Native women and children will also succumb to the disease.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-03
GOLD CREEK IS
 SPAWNED AGAIN
 BY 4 BRIDGE
New Bridge Finished Today to Replace the One Taken Out by the
 Flood.

The new Gold Creek bridge which has been erected under the supervision of Territorial Road Commissioner Ed. c. Hurlbutt, to replace the structure washed out during the flood in Sep tember was finished today and will be open for traffic tmorrow.
 The bridge is erected with 50- foot Howe truss span, resting on heavy concrete foundations.
 ''It is built so that 1 hope it will withstand any future flood," said MT. Hurlbutt today.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-03
SPECIAL POWERS
 GIVEN CARRANZA
 BY MEXICAN HOUSE

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-The Mexi can Congress has given special pow CTS to President Carranza to raise or lower import and export duties at his discretion. Through this the executive is enabled to control ex- ports.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-03
30 SOLDIERS AT THE FORT
 TO BE CITIZENS
Judge Jennings and Off CiaIs Will Go to HaineS to NaturaliZe the
 Men.

Judge Robert w. Jennings, of the United States District Court, Assis- and Clerk of the Court J. w. Bell will leave on the City of Seattle to- morrow night for Haines. Eighty soldiers serving at Fort Wm. H. Seward will be naturalized by Judge Jennings.
 As soon as they return from Fort Seward, they will leave for Ketchi- kan to hold court.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-03
FRENCHMAN UNDER
 ARREST CHARGED WITH LOSS OF DOCUMENT

PARIS, Jan. 3.-Captain George Ladoux. former chief of the lntelli- gence Bureau. has been arrested charged with the loss of document relating to persons probably impli- cated in a pending case concerning charges of trading with the enemy
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-03

CT0D BUY A PIANO FOR OUV1 CHRISTMAS!
 I00k TO YOUR CHILD'S FU- lVVN TURF!
 l1CTfN To your piano; it may IsOllN need tuning. Call ANDERSON, Phone 143. Box 99l
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-03

When the charge was sounded dl the battle of Cambrai, Charles anc Edward Raynor leaped forward ir the same company, one holding the left of the line and the other the right. Each was hit, almost simui' taneously, and, although officially announced ''seriously wcunded. they are recovering. The boys are brothers and members of Company D, 10Sth regiment. They enlisted in the old Seventh regiment. New York, in June, 1917, and joined the same company. Their companion ship continued uninterrupted until they were shot in battle Septem Der 29.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-03
DENVER CROWDS ARE DIRECTING TO THE
 HIGHER CAR FARE

DENVER, Colo, Jan. 3.-A crowd in the business district pulled the trolleys down from the cars and cut the ropes, halting traffic. and staged other demonstrations, against a seven cent street car fare.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-03
REFUGEES BEING
 TAKEN CARE OF
 BY CHILE BOATS

LIMA, Jan. 8. = Demonstrations against the Peruvians continue. Chile steamships are arriving at Mollende
 and Gallao with many Peruvian ref ugees.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-03
JURY SOON TO BE DRAWN

The jury for the Spring term of Court in Juneau will not be drawn until the Court returns from Ket- chikan.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-03
ATTENTION MASONS.

Regular meeting Council of Ka- dosh, 730 o'clock tonight. Degree work. JAMES CHRISTOE,
 Commander of Kadosh.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-03

Try some of our fresh cream cake after tho show tonight. The Alaska Grill.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-03
ARE AT THE LYNDA

Albert P. King, Mrs. King and child are registered at the Zynda Hotel.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-28
BEAR|sH TRADERS MAKE
IMPRESSION ON STOCKS
!, However. They We're Unable to Bring
Out Any Fresh Liquidation Of
Consequence.
DISCUSS RAILW AY STRIKE.
Majority Of Wall Street Houses Take
Position Public Will Not Give
Support to ShopmCn in Their
Attitude.
ny nRoADAN WALL.

NEW YORK. August 2I.-The mark . /
effect of the railway .hopmcn's re
:usal to accept President Wilson'S pro
gram was a check to The recovery in
prices without any fresh weakness.
Improved by the decline of the first
three weeks OF August that prices
Mere able to stand up pretty well in
the face OF the untavorablc news.
Bcarish traders succeeded in making
some impression at the opening and
again at the close; but they We're not
Of consequence. II was very diff
forcn; situation from the first week
OF August. when the market was at
the top OF bis speculative boom
sufficient proportions to tie vulnerable.
ppn;on is divided as to the possi-
the majority or Wall Street houses are
inclined TO take the position that the
puhlic Will not SUPPORT the shopmen
N their attitude, and. therefore. that
be anxious fer strike.
General Tic-Up unthinknhIc.
\ general ;ie-up of the railroads is
unthinkable. simply because its con
he endured
As for the labor demands in the
Steel Industry Judge GAry's statement,
in which lie refused even TO meet rep
resentatives OF the unions. would
seem 10 ctfectuaily dispose OF the en-
tire question. The unions have never
the steel mills since the strike OF 1901.
III Tact, IL is Fdoubtful if ;hcy have
not lost ground since then. At all
events the stec! unions control less
than one'third. and probably not more
than one-Guarter. of the labor capacity
OF the steel trade. Under these cir
cEnstanCes. Judge Gary is entirely
right N turning down the demand OF
the union heads on the ground that
hey are no; representative of the great
oody OF the steel employees.
American Chr MnkCS ne~ord
American Car and Foundry was the
leader OF the market and made q new
niCh record. losing part OF its gain at
the close
Other equipments. particularly
american locomotive, were very we'll
bought in the market
\ good many SPECTATORS have bought
the railway shares on the idea OF an
immediate rate increase And these
traders were quick to unload on tho
news Of this morning. AS 4 matter
OF fact the published statements of
the i'rcsid"nt, and Of all other public
men. like Chairman EsCh. OF the House
the stand that rate OF increase is
not necessary now, but will certainly
nave to como If there is further
raising OF railway wages. Under these
circumstances investors who have held
railway stocks through all the vicjs-
STUDIES Of the last six months ought
not TO think of selling now. There may
re no a.;raction in buying the rails
as speculation, but they are low
enough to discount all the uncertain
tos or tho situation. and should not
he sold by those who own them out
right
International Mercantile Marine
stocks went down with tho rest of tha
market. mt in their case the decline
rs, nothinE to worry about to those
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-28
SINCLAIR CONSOLIDATED
OIL CORPORATION
NOTICE Of

NOTICE OF
SPECIAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS
FOR CONSOLIDATION.
To the Stockholders of Sinclair Consolidated
a.; SoTlSE IS TfnnEnY GIVEN tina, a rpf-
C oHold ate ~ cospo5a,on New York
Rooms s neg shs 0S SO OF ia aS
State Of News SoFk on Ha ia dan
Of September 1919. at o'clock in the
afternoon for the purpose
W bearing date III. 1G a5,S afF dsy Of
AuSgs 81; ord iIl2 n,o heretofore SS Of made
Of Sinclair. Gulf c G poH 1@ oe sin
s sair si 1 Es,innE C., cGrrG5aion
poration. corporations OF the state
IL po, SSw y I0r ,trot by their respective
soITpoIations - have agreed to con-
Visions of ' the Bushes. ' 6Srpn 1ro
TONS Law OF tho State OF New
whs,hSS5 or no, such aE f%
ratified assentcd to- approved and
ad"2iSd. and such consolidation
t3) OF taking any, other action in tho
n pTSm's hsx,n and IRA ransae,inE any
come before the meeting
meeting Of the r,ockhoi,iers hereby called
ms i WIN h printed copy thereof and at
holdsr will be furnished with q printed copy
OF such agreement upon application There
the Secretary Of The corporation. a, his Of
nee Kooms 3l23.3l2e. No. l2o broadway. in
he Borough Of Manhattan city and State OF
Transfer books Will be closed at tn. close
viii remain closed until the close OF business
nS n,sf date aitd 10 ,b n day
holders, Meeting may be adjourned.
4 sTErSM i@ q se 'asStSrs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-28
RIcHMoND's DEAD IN FRANCE
. n the r =, and Relatives Of Richmond

To the Parents and Relatives Of I,ichnona,s
Dead in France: >
The Undersigned, who with YOU boar IN.
cttoss OF sacrlhcc. and whose dear oncs ga ~.
trn. 49,. c sn'endid lives in The great Tor the
,, ana happiness OF humanity ar. not
uhmindful OF the sentimental r"I Sor1..
mShiEst INC removal OF their bodice from the
n IT, Oh franc. which are stated at irng;h
Ij.n III, i"rshinT in an official recon-
splenuor OF the idea OF The 4 tnnrIran -. =
,lonal Field OF Honor in France" may AN
bcai TO many minds. ~
sneaks otherwise. We freely gave our sons
az our country's call. but we have s,rnJ
tasty and confidently relied upon that cor, +.
tE.,s rhoniss. often repeated in Official form
49,, thcr uSar bodies should bc carefully
land ' " 'hci' naive
We have become disturbed by the onnar
IN propaganda which seeks to rcrsurie n.
nothing can viii lie done FOR three vCnp =
rom January l.. 1919. on Account OF The
opb3sition OF France.
compulsion. and looks TO mai failure 81
Congress to keep the faith We have there.
lorc resolved TO invite and do Hereby ,nvi,.
~ parents and relatives whose loved ones
r rcm IN me war and who desire their boties
t,cIulhrI 70 America to meet with us IN che
Assembly Han OF the Chamber OF Coutn,.rre
on fFlday August 20. 1912 at ) l. Nj f1r
ths purpose Of expressing their wish md
r raug proper action looking towards It's
tsigned) G. a BRYCE
SOL CUTCiiINS
u WINSTON.
II. l.. MATTHEW'S
Is. ~ cI.EaHY
GEORGE WAYNE ANDERSON
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-28
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

HfIN'TI, NUEuPt C7-firain and Dro-
Visions were weak today. hrarish scntimc n,
hnhinc basis in widespread conditions OF
.niu.'r IA. ana economic unrest. with OK
'thSlNe strikes looming rs a possibility and
action against tn" high cost OF living a
present reality Corn led the grains in
stopped and rallies effected when over,
500 conditions appeared. Corn closed weak
Sc 10 lc net lower. Oats closed easy wit n
net decline Of &c to sc. and provisions
mhlShHd Win n decline OF 81 cents for pork :
90 cents for lard and 6S cents for ribs
L%ndimg futures ranged as follows:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-28

showed an advance OF ~ TO CT points from
me low level early, and at the close SEN
y'hct was buliish tho idea that a
,.;irEe short interest cIssted and would
iikc!y be covered before the Federal De-
i.shcd next Tuesday
The market closed steady. net unchanged
spot here was quiet with m!ddl!nE un-
changed at csc: there were no sales
Snot at New Orleans quiet, with mid :
uinS - points higher at 81. sc; the sales
exports Tot the day were 25S95 bales Sat :
ufday viii be holiday on all the i'm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-28
NEW YORK; COTTOS M,RKrr

NJ" i'fh, august H.-RcAvi.r shin
1nen,s o, the staple than had been 81
peeled sufef rates for foreign eNchauv.
rurnors that Samuel Gompers was oprn,. d
10 any radical action by labor under pres
emf conditions, ana untayorablc nguro, n,
rho present status ~ tho crop were aTnorc
the factor. that turned pr!ccs for cot.
toh upwarh today after the market h.t
been weaker. DrCrtnES became light am
The appearance Of buying orders ,ror
Wal street and trade sources sent short
running Tor cover. At tho top the liy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-28

!NF|N UEN, AUGUST Z.-Dullncss, with
an carries trend was the situation in tho
.ottnnSe"d oil market today. Most Of the
lrtGinS was confined to October contracts
selling resulted from the decline in lard
ana october closed - points net lower. with
"'her months - To 30 points down DC
,"ner SOLD as low as 2i.7S. Sales. 100 bar
rets september. prime crude. 20 n u 90 :
prime summer yellow. spot. - 90: Octobcr r,
closed. @i15 January "5D: March u g.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-28
Lost md Found.

BRpocH Lost, diamond horseshoo lrooo :,
pm. nam" and dat" engraved on bscE
,,,.''.id reward return to SChwarzsChIli
Lros-. Second and Iiroad Streets
Ia Hosd D",w. ,h Mi,c,him9nd and Ron AR
miller thread tire SIX; on rim its,.i
reward Phone Randolph 3sii
ftRSE-WilI gentleman who found hlack
pu'sc ~ northcHst safety zone sixth and
nrnad. at 80 7. N Monday Kindly re-.
urn "a III" 10 z32l-A Iianover Avenuc2
SEkGE: l!EI.T--l.ost Iady's blue serge hci.
On S'Hth street. between Bulls Fish Mar.
k"t ana Broad Monday. Finder pleas. r..
turn TO SOL Forth sixth street
WATCH FoB-I.os, gold watch FOR 80, ,..i,h
wv" diamonds. attached 10 black leather
y StraNs 90. loln e. NiuIr -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-28

NEW YORK. August 21-Innuenced by
the overnight news indicating further
spread OF Industrial unrest into the rail-
road situation and the steel trade. prices
on the curb today were heavy. and bust
ness was smaller. losing most OF the re-
newcd interest that had come inc the
market since the first of the week. Pub
lie interest was restricted by the labor
news. and the prospect OF a holiday at
the end of the current week. Professionally
too, were backward IndustrIais were fair
~ active In the first t"u minutes OF
trading today. but soon became very ouiet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-28
To Close Exchange SATURDAY,.

governors decided today to close the New
York Stock Exchange Saturday. This will
ness has been suspended Saturday.
The recess over Labor Day will enable
Stock Exchange houses to catch up with
congestion. which. In a number of instances,
has neccsstatcd extra clerical labor until
far into the night as we'll as Sundays and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-28
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles For Sale.

ARMSTRONG; MOTOR co
1913 West Broad. Phone Ioulrv.ra esos
commonwealth Touring Cars and on-ia,
Trucks
BUICK For sale. nuick SIX ROADSTER 1918
=, model; hrst- class condition. .i2 North
Eighth street.
CADILIAC-For sale I.la Cadillac ,ou- :
ing. good ,!res: good condition. ara X
ADAMS Randolph $50
ca LILAC 7paSscnEcr. So IS and 81
n.oae!.- Wellington. ~ +. Broad Street,
CHALMERS car cheap. Motor Mechanics
20. rear Ills Hanover Avenue.
CHALMERS I-passcng-r. Master Six motor !.
Grlccn 1000 in!lcs 500 East Main
COMMERCIAL. AUTO BODIES and wagon
Richardson Bros. SIS BROOK Avenue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-28
NEW YORK BOND MARKET.

fBy National City Co. Richmond Office,
Am. Tel. and Tel conv. Gs.... 10,
Am Tel and Tel deb. Gs............. sai.
american Thread IS .............. l0l
Anaconda Copper Co Is .:: % "a
Atlantic Coast Line lat 4s.......... ~ -
D .tisn ',2s l!ya'p ........................ 95ai
- -, sen inc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. al
EheSapeak cand Ohio conv. 5s ~
ShicaHo Great Western 4s......... -
CnicaSo Northwestern js.......,,,., 30
Cleveland Electric Illuminating 5s %
-, I'LL anu -. ian! i'2s.. ............ 90.
r-nI $500. Wy =. "rlHrnl t'2S ..........,....... 81
red"ral Farm Loan ii!s........... IS
Fcccra! Farm Loan 5s............ i0i,.
~ Cent Railway coll trust si.s asi5
interhoroush Rapid Transit 5s-..., g;
Int Mercantile Marine fS ,.,,g
i t.sim Na!eE 's Observation-Disclosures. 1918.
In. ''i myers - Observation-Disclosures. 81
PENNSYLVANIA Railway gen 5s.. gG,s
sea board Air Line adj. 5s............. 49,
Seanoard AIT Line ref is........... 81
Seahohrd Air Line cons n-. 81
southern Rel Telephone 5.
southern Pacific Conv Ss ,0i
Southern Railway gen. 4s. 81
ifmt,, i s o. .... .................. 1885,
I-ni.I c."!"s hubher IS ................ 1917
~ ~, "trIeS HtrSi : r hs........,..... iHNi,
,.aa.-S-tr ohcinicai - Observation-Disclosures. nT7
''7''".i. na''"Ty - Observation-Disclosures. 81:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-28

NEW YORK. August 2.-Port movcme Mt
-MMiindIinE. 50; exports. SOD; stock. Sc l9s.
Total aE.Rccepts. $3.50: exports. r.
= fetal for week-Rrccipts. Soe4 exports.
, Total for season-Receipts. 2cS.oei: e1-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-28

when ln,,, sharp recess,ons were scored In tho
prominent stocks of this department Oils
We're without particular feature and like
inc industrials Interest scattered Price
changes were small, but nearly all stock,
recorded recessions from the close OF yes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-28

NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET
Ne" YORK. August T.-Beeves. firm :
sst nS, s65@ls.oo: bulls. 52s9loOo: cows
Calves. lower: common to prime veals
ls|!o@a"eo: nulls. l4Oo@l7po: skim milk
caIycs 12WNl35o: fed calves. 400.
sheep and lambs. lower; sheep 50O69 90
6no6T9oo.
Hogs, weak. at Hoo@2aso for light to
medium weights: roughs, lS5og1o5o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-28
UNITED STATES COyrRvvrxr no>,c

- iSn'Elsttrrd - 1880 tbidb ............ 90 30
f:,,, tstislctrH Is I'@! tbid> .......... H.; -
f-ni.I c.n,"S ihh"ft! S':s .............. ~ 81
i-ni,G So, ,iherty - iS............ ?iio
I.ni.,i So. ,,ID"r,N "a tS............. 80 81
t..'''H l-Iht1'F ISL i'4s.......... 81 SO
Sint,ut SS..H!'s Liberty md is............ 20 az
i-ni,ot S,.S ,'!"ttty ~ i'ts ......... g; 90
Ih!t'I states Liberty +th ii.s... "a
s'n'tS N''N'IN Jtn "S.S.. $3.50
''''-''. S1'ItN ICtNrE Nth iN,N........... On e.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-28
CHICAGO LIVE srocK MARkrr

CHICAGO. August e7-Hogs: receipts.
LEGO l,'"; LOVER; heavyweight. 1900 900: pigs
Cattle: receipts. 1900: dull and lower;
o oeSt steers. heavyweight; lG@T1s.I5: veal
Sheep: receipts. 5000: lambs slow to Is
cents; ewes, medium, I25 ass
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-28

shipments. 126; stock. 1876 Rosin. f1rm.
sales Ioa: receipts. 1872 shipments. e.a;
+, 1850: G. 1910: II. 1850: l. ie.75: X. 1880
NJ. 2L2S: y. 22.59; VIC. $500: WV. 1850.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-28
COFFEE
new YORK GORE mARkEr

NEW YORK. August c7.-Spot coffee. firm
Rio Is, coh; Santos As. 29A.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-28
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

DRY GOODS
EEN YORK; August e7.-0uiet prevailed
today In the dry goods market but sellers
were optimistic Silk was unchanged
Heavy burlap firm on new demand from
weaker
NAVAL STORES
SAVANNAH GA. August N-Turpen-
tine. firm, In: salos 1893: receipts lss :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-28
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET
Nhoir."'" ou"ttt."ns r4rnnnse
RlChmGnh Va "
WHEAT

800 RICHMOND uAl MARKET
"hoir.'l" tuotati"ns ON Frrb1ur.
r., Richmond, Va, August q. 1871,
30. timothy . e &c ~
't4hoNhJ .-.---.- J. %
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale.

Fonp: best Of condition. mechanical
eli South Eighth Street. D''''t sons G
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70 Virginia Railway and Power Co. nr..
ferr,d. e. 80
Is Universal Lea. Tobacco Co. preferred
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LIME cement. plaster. sand. gravel. beaver
board. rooiinE. ASK for prices. MOuta zue
Mar uia cturins Co.. Tenth anu Main streets