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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-31
East Side
NUMBER OF. !. !.
TEACHERS ATTEND
EDUCATIONAL MEET


Over four hundred teachers attend
ed the Thursdays sessions of the
Northwestern Minnesota Educational
association convention, which is now.
in progress in Crookston, according to
local teachers who returned last night
from the convention. Those who came
back. last, night left early again this
morning to be present for the, sessions
Ali of the local teachers are, now
attending the meetings, and. in Crook
ton, and were there for Thursdays
sessions. Superintendent M. C. Hayes
Of the local school, is scheduled to
give three talks on various phases of
educational problems, and Miss Han
nah Berg, principal. of. the high school,
and Miss Florence. Lane, head Of the
domestic science department will also
give talks before the convention.
The meetings are being held in the
armory, and j. P. Bengston, president
Of the association OF the Northwest
School of Agriculture. is presiding at
the session.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-31

the. evil cannot do much to put down
the entire system and, rs the Prus-
sian minister president announced
yesterday, there, is 10 .les6lkway 4s.6f
stopping the films except under the
law against lewd pictures and draw
ings. K. ..g Y
a'alA conservative writgsrr' In the Kis, risuEz
Gazette blames INSCRIPTIONS film
producers for "the plague" and at the
same time says the decent producer
is under tremendous pressure because
he simply cannot make his decent
films marketable. and is inevitably
drawn by the generally prevailing
tendency for salacious pictures, which
the writer terms as a spot Of shame
on German public life.
Judge HelIwig in the Conservative
Monthly declares that children and
young people are learning familiarity
with subjects which they never even
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-31
Local Post Endorses
Federal Bonus Plan

AT a meeting Of the East Grand
Forks post of the American Legion,
held last night in .Gies hall, it was
voted to endorse the bill calling for
a constructive federal bonus, and the
delegate was instructed to convey this
message to the national convention.
which is to be held in Minneapolis,
November 10, IL and IL. Edward
local post at this convention and =:
Rossberg Of Crookston will represent
the district.
Announcement to- the effect. that
more bonus application blanks had
been received by the officers vas
made and applicants. may get, their
blanks by calling upon either Presi-.
dent "A. Clynch or Secretary v. Giles.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-31
Teacher. Attended
Tri-County Assn.
Meeting. Al Grafton

Several Grand Forks county teach
ers have beent attending the annual
Tri-County Teachers association con-
vention at Cation Thursday and-fte-
day. 81; -
The association, is an organization OF
teachers of Grand Forks, Walsh and
Pembina counties. and the Oldest and
probably the most influential body in
the state after. the State association
A number of. Inc addresses and en-
tertainment features were on the two
day program of the convention at
Grafton and plans we're laid foc work
of the organization. during the pres.
ent school year. Many topics of vital
to teachers were up for dis.
cussion. So
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-31
Bank Clearing. For
~ The Week Are Lower

Bank clearings in Grand Forks for.
the week ending Thursday took a
slump, according 10 the weekly report
OF. W. s.. Dickinson. manager of the
Grand Forks clearing house.
p C7earings for the week were ST.
ss3,8o0. while for the previous week
they were $2.257, 400, and for the cor
responding week in 1913 they were
$2,278, 100,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-31
Plans For State
Campaign Ii Church

The state committee of the Epis-
copal church met Thursday night at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. =. B. Wine.
man ION Belmont avenue. State com
mitteemen present Included C. D,
Lord. chairman; Bishop ]. p: Tyler,
Rev. n. SGarfield. Walker secretary,
Devils Lake; Dean Henry Kleman,
Fargo, and Mrs. j. b. Wineman.
AT the meeting last night the future
work OF, the committee. ip North Da-
kota in the nationwide campaign FOR
the great forward movement Of the
Episcopal church, was outlined. Two
general state conferences will be held,
one at Devils Lake and the other. at
jamestown. and conferences Will al
SO be held in every parish and mission
throughout the district.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-31
Sheriff c. Stewart
Starts Collection OF
Delinquent Taxes

Sheriff c. c. Stewart has COM
menced the collection Of delinquent
personal property taxes throughout
the county. The list Of delinquent
taxes was turned over to the sheriff's
office for collection by County Treas
urer Charles Allen. IT,
Some people have paid their delin-
quent taxes but others still neglect
to do so. Sheriff Stewart has sent
communications to- these people in
forming them hat il payment is not
made Immediately he win proceed
to collect by distress and sale as no
seizure for delinquent taxes.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-31
Mrs. M. Kene6c Was. .
Buried This Morning

The funeral of Mrs. Mary Kenefic,
age 66 years. who died Thursday at
her home. GA lone avenue was held
this morning at o o'clock from st.
Michael's 'pro-cathedral and Mon
signor Lemieux oficiated.
Mrs. Kenefic had been ill for sev-
eral years. She came to Grand Forks
fromi Wahpeton and had lived in this
city for a year. Immediate SURVIVOR
are two daughters, Miss Celia Kene-
tic of this city. and Miss Loretta
Kenefic, who has lived at Crookston
Tor a short time.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-31
POTATO APPLES.

Two cupfuls OF riced potatoes, one-
half cupful of grated cheese, one egg,
two. tablespoonful of cream or one
tablespoonful of butter and two table,
spoonfnls Of milk. Salt to taste. Mix
all ingredients together, shape as
small apples. egg and crumbs, put
Glove in stem and blossom end, and
fry in deep hot fat. Serve garnished
with parsley. &
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-31
WORKMEN SEEKING
FOR LEAK IN PIPE

Workmen today were seeking to
locate a. bad leak in the city water
pipes at Third street and DeMers ave-
nue. x Fw -
.Hao H12a6lssM Of the w~atefAs6etting
into the electrics sconduitsqit was nee
:essary Thursday night to turn OFF the
ornamental street lights in the VT
cinity Of the break. VI
It is hoped that the leak will be To-
Gated and stopped by tonight. +
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-31
SERVICES FOR IN.
\. |. WILDER AT
TEMPLE TODAY
Masonic Order in Charge Of
Last Rites; Body Arrived
This Morning.

With the impressive rites of the
Masonic order the body of w. L. Will
der was laid to rest this afternoon.
Services were held in the Masonic
Temple auditorium at $3.50 o'clock
this afternoon under the auspices of
Acacia Lodge. No. 4, A. F. and A. NJ,
Past Masters Of the lodge officiating.
che body was then taken to Memorial
Park cemetery. for interment, guard
ed by a detachment from st. Aide
mars ~Commandery Il. IT.
The pail bearers who were Past
Allen. George E. Duis. C.. M. Cooley,
D. NJ. Holmes, c. A.. Hale and c. S.
Marsden. Other Past Masters who Of
ficiated at the services were j. b.
Wineman, T. B.. Elton, Wallace Huff
and. H. NJ. Wheeler.
REV. Jonathan Watson Of st. Paul's
Episcopal church OBLIGATED as chap
lain. A large number of the members
of Acacia lodge and other Masonic
member, attended the services.
Mr.. Wilder's body arrived this
morning from. Minneapolis. where
death occurred late Wednesday.
Besides the members of the Ma
sonic order. members of Grand Forks
lodge 255, E. p. 0. F.. OF which Mr..
Wilder was also a member. attended
the services in "a body. a-4
lay in State. x
Previous to the funeral services
the body lay in state at the Masonic
temple with a guard of. honor from
st. Aldemar's Commandery. Accord
ing to Mr.. Wilder's wish expressed
shortly before he died. it was clad. it
was clad in the uniform Of the
knights Templar.
The commitment service took place
at the temple before the departure
for the cemetery. ~
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-31

The German minister Of the in
terror. Herr Koch, has announced
that he was preparing a bill for CEN
sorship of Aims. for presentation to
the, German national assembly. i
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-31

America needs more nurses. Help
the Red Cross get them.
Be q regular American. Join the
Red. Cross.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-31

The Red Cross believe in, happy
babies-do you?
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-31

Give yourself a Christmas present.
Join the Red Cross. y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07

o'clock with the following Judges. and on
! G. Iritchard. OF isheviiie. y c. lion.
.hartin y. i<napp, OF W"shing;"n 10. e.
aud don Charles y. Woods or Marion. :
G.; Clerk Claude II Dean. and Emitted
States Marshal John q. Saunders.
Case argued ycstcrday--No. 1865. John
Smiling piainun IN error vs.. the United
states OF America. defendant in error: error
10 tho District Court at Charleston. =. {.
cause argued hy Francis H. Weston. United
States Attorncy. OF Columbia. : G., for Ee-
PENDANT III error, no counsel appearing or
n.Iintiif IN error. AJ,d sUbn,Nied.
case In Call 10 -day-No. 1851. T.. III. Hines
major ncid artillery. emitted States Nrmy
appellant. ". Wiiiam =. Mik.!i. appellee
appeal from the District Court at. Charles
ton. :. g TO be argued 10y Francis Il
weston. United States Attorney, OF tciun
bia, : g. anb J. Watics WarinE. Assistant
United states Ai;oruey. OF Charleston. $
OF Columbia. $ g. for anpellGc :.
opinion In the following case
No: 1853. j X. liail. p!ainuH in error
w United states OF America. defendant II
error: error 10 III" District Court ut Green
viiic, S. - Opinion by Judgc Pri,chard
Reversed
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Real Estate and Court News
c,L,xcEIy BARGAIN AND SALE.

Atlantic Construction company. Inc. to
A. L.. inrcheai. No. 20b0 West Cray Street
~ feet 5 IL inches by 90 feet inches north
line az Cary street at west lne or peep
Run street. Assumption OF lieu OF $1,000
January ~. 1919: tax Si..o. $40.
- u. Mayo To Charles II. Phillips. taaNl7a
feet . inches north limo ~ Grove Avenue
100 feet west OF I.omhardy street. January
80. 1918; tax SIG. $40.
Daniel Shipper and Alice twfe> OF Rock
ingham y. O., 10 Eva II. Skipper. No 1904
laiborno street, 20Sl25 feet north line Of
Claiborne street. go feet east OF Randolph
Street; January %. 1919; tax 81. SIS.
Rosa Lee Thursion to William G. Thur
s;on No 1914 Taylor street, 3JSi25 fcct
north side OF Taylor Street. 90 feet cast OF
Meadow street; also household furniture
located in same house. January 80. 1876
tax 30 cents. $40.
10 j. Gnsr,w"1d ma A An, J.; IwisS &C.,. I"
i5xI2o feet north line OF Taylor street. ass
feet west ~ Reservoir Street. January 81
lal9; taH 81. $40.
Land COMPANY Of Virginia, Inc. 10 Simon
SpilbcrH lot Is aud 80 feet of south part OF
lot 10 block u. Chan,berlsyns Place G0x2Sa
feet cast line OF Seminary. Avenue. i6o feet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07

raar r%et 10 tnchts nG,'h OF Street, reb-
n",i"r1 and naEby. Inc trustees. 80 Wal
&c Saun1'ra IUX!.. :c-t inrhcs rrr,h
~ -, stuart Avenue. !:o fcct Veg, Of
a. ;iond January 80 1919: si.icc.
~, Il ii"dd trustee. 80 Manuel Seal
joS r." H., '%., norm line "f Orleans street
1919: I:.3. JANUARY w.
Frank ). Richcaon AMI Rcbcr. G. ,,,yli.s
Iit .'.'. 20 ChaT'"s +: I.nchr, No 10 Eaai
!',Sn H"h street. = feet .r-hc,; ly so f"r,
- ,nchc* trrccuiar) south line or lack
S'n SNcri. % FEC, u Inches wcs, OF second
"'r,"' february |, 1919. Si.hso
1870, m.@ahcnI Trust ana Savings COMPANY
~ Mai '% s. SoA,3? e.! nc''.s n"r'h linz
MY. rcnrGary 1912 sc.sao.
fot' 80" south Robinson stree: ..,In.
10 .ne,"a W.T. line % Robinson Street
- TO- ,n'hcs urrih of Cary Street
Junu+ry 30. 1912: $40. '''''
i,'t"I r.. hr"wr irumc". 1" =. i Ecat,ir
S"r.,l Tii-,i"n.,, 'Witsl %os -! and 52i \
~ icct nnrIh i'rc ~ Thirtioih street, -
i.'t inChrH south az Leigh street I.n,,
,.crrS u lrown. trustee. TO Robert Z.
..'n'cS' ,pNi-o feet cast !iuc cr rhirty-thitI
Srcci ~ frct north Of : street. !'chrunr,
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n"r,h Of Hammond Avenue January %.
iHihi Tax $3.50. sic
William T. Melton ana Katharine I;
'wi'rI 10 Willie u scurhworth 10. 2aI.
street = tcct ':2 roh ~ no feet north
iNEn'E ,i"urih street. fchruury j. 1919. tax
r y Parrish 10 ! e woodcoch southern
=; -, Tot 81 i"i -. h'oc'; =. Chanboriayn
iih',. CON-. ic"t cast line "t Seminary
January =. 1919: tax $50. $40
-" trn' W. Tfayl"r TO Lewis Edward Boll.
80. i"1 Moss sid" Ayonuc. jOxIii frc; cast
'hr 81 Mons sid" Avcruo. $50 foot nor, h
~ ijr"ok!,nd Park boulevard. heinz lot
- hi"ch -. Clutter Park Terrace Lien %
N'."h' Frhruary ]! 1913. $4,000
thhri"' =. i.uchr and Leila twifc, 10
,"' .f<hs. IA cts"n street. = f"ct & inches hy
80 '""t inches south TN" uf iark,pr
Hlr'''. ~ Ir"t inriy west Of Second
Sir",, l.ic!, OF 5000. Folruary J Iais,
Charles 81 Phillips and lula Elizabeth
.Niifp - - Haynes. Nos 100 ana iii
Norih FouHh"c street. - r.es ~ inches bv
30 i+.' : inches cast line OF Foush., street
-" ict' inch"s s"u,h OF Grace street.
N"l"S l. l;nsa"ii and iui;. y; twifcj
I" l"hn ! M"M.lhon. No I'll; Fioyd Ave
Lu'. -IAi4i T""t irch". Soutn lin. Of
Ii"yh Avenue, 10 feet . inches We, ..f
t""iAnI street. February !, 1919. tax
IS, kcn,en Muhicn,sn =; ais. to r. j. Meade.
* 100 IL in"ncs ny "a feet inches 90, II
~ Shcppard street. February 3. 1919: tax
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

day, tsiusa tho following enarteTs:
s.1cH s. % ccS o"perass bnsin.sf
oiicCrs-Wy 4. iiiggs. president. Ransom.
ti9rra.d 4 60. ms; south Bosion; capltHi
n: ass SS"9O q oas
&. Watkins. Jr. secretary. both Of South
Boush street Amusement; Corporation. Nor
f9lk- cnnitai s;%Sh; ,1o;pso ioblGetyhnIi!1
rr@sid"nt; Norman Iiofhcmrr. secretary
stock, GI5N."go Oojec.--A'ap making. etc
sSSs = as u Ssyl"
Ga H oc "sTiSF .ne
produce business. oHsccrs--.I. w Norman
president; n \ Wictt. secretary. both OF
M"Tn'"" GGhinE cGn'Fany soo Inc rsr's
president j. II. carroll. secretary. both 81
Amendment, Ncwccmh shirbuiidins and
hrydocS Corporation: Hampton. changing its
nam I" Hamilton Shirhui!'!ing and Marine
!.9rstsI .l'a-t,r: nu ront Chemical COR.
{3.'oo. 0on. hon"sticatcl to do business in
Nirstnia. l'rincipaI once. Petersburg. J.
G"rt"n l;ohannan, statutory agent, letters
Foreign a,tendments
q@@roasuE it's capiul atocs from SO 900 to
Allen & rc,A. Inc. Ne~ FORK corpora
lion changing name 20 Peek aha nnahan
~" stat" Corporation Commission yes
tcrdhr issued tho following charters:
NSilrnai f.YEia'criEr an, Contra ctin =
Corporation N"rfoik Capital $4,000 prr.
roi.a. contra citing and engineering business:
ulicrrs. John Gibbs president; l.. -. Tan
rcr. secretary; both OF Norfolk
Tie Iiill- F,cid Body Company. lrcorpor-
nlcd- salem Capital s5V.pCo. i.mrpny..
manufacturing automobile and ychicle
t,"d"s: officers. H. -. Rnokhi president
Helen IL i;oc<hil. secretary; both Of
Salem.
Taylor Manufacturing Company. Inco-por-
a,cd. rarmvilIc. capital u.s. $50: purp Ss.
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CHANcEny rKu.r DEEDS.

- : Roiherbers 10 J. II. Blackburn and
ii"rni > lbIooniDcrg, trustCrS. No. ls.t
.rlnaSSi""rr SS,reri' -it3Ni:e feet north lin" Of
S're"t; i.nhruar. !. 1919. si.c5:
- Hnek"is 10 u. ~. Bragg. No. Ioi
,,i+' Jackson street. ~ feet : Inches by
90 'c't J.: inchcs sguth line OF Jackson
C!Lert' ~ icct inchCs wrsl OF Sccnntl
street. February l. 1919. Sl,7TO
hcrtca scInhn !. Mcmahon l., !.roy. +,
br9"m VI. j. Norrisscy. Frank H.. Ipps
%nH William y Sndcr. trustees. No II :
.,.iSbh hin."ur; - f"gi by 10 fe.l inchcs
inct"" west 81 Rowland Street, rchrus ~
i j Ao,"c To John IA Rby aud 49, w
Grodv'NO. '-.s ra~ I.N:p r,.t : in,hos 49,,
nm" 81 .-!"" u.i"y .3o feet inches north
81 h"ns.H- On avenue. i55 feet : inches
W..st "' Sheppard street. February 5. 1919:
susie r. woodau ana Il. frankie, thus.
n""l, e" ! r Carncal trustee, Nus 20:
l. ~ inclusive. North Thirty-iirSt Street
u feet : inches by 100 feet ives; line Of
!hlTt!-irSi street. leo feet north OF Il
S.rvct. EChruary .. lain. tl.3.s
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nENErco rAmuAlS AND SALE.

- Mann,. - Miller "xecurlx and trustee. 20
d" nu.fy -: -. 1913; tax 81, $40.
SON. Smc,p :, ais 70 y r. Murphy &
!nin!nS lands OF l.. II. Shell. about / mics
S-Hnt q CITY 'kichmond). January 20 1918:
sr iianL Company q Virginia. Inc. to simon
.s'Wcn,,s' ~ iect Oh west side Of Moss SiI"
January ~. 1919: tax 81. STA
-. " Kennedy 10 T.. y Mummy G. 50,
~ acre on parham Road adJo,ninr .:
- c .hHrp estate. October II, 1915: taN
Eobcri y. l.oe. Ct ais 10 T. ! KENNEDY
,;acrr on l'arhan koa.l adjoining Ia n,is
% IL. - iaorp. October IL. 1918 $50
~. SANDS: spcciaI connliGsinncr der,
~ W.. Hccmrl To w; ;. Bear 20 acres In White
,, nEs'tGr Richmond Realty Company "a
.'.hiH - Eihn lot -. block 10 Monument
NN'huc iaTh January 20, 1919: tax 81 2In
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CHICAGn LINE STOCK MAHKEr.

CHICAGO Feb G.-HoES; Receipts. $500
head: market generally steady With YES
Icrdgy's average: bulk of "a les. l,.+o Al 1870:
butchers, li.t54 !snp: ihrowouts. l5,coWl6.69:
:!gs. good. lt.c0aii 1875.
cattle: Receipts 1900 head: beef and
butcher cattle s,ronG: calves 80 cents higher:
common 1915 q los: butcher stock.
and hrifers. 7.l0Hs l5.c0 stocke-s and feeders,
good. ii.D0H li.HU: common. a.3SG ll.to. Yea!
calyHs. good. ii.oG4 90
sheep Receipts. 22.ccl head: lambs steady
20 ~ cents higher sheer and ycarlnSs
strong 20 - cents higher: lambs. choice.
i1ik@i!..2: medium. l5.iotl5.lh: culls. laaa
4'1+ 50: ewes. choice. II .(J6t II %. medium.
az I. ll.GN; cnlis. s.sNMS.eo
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Fulton, two miles east of here, shortly
after l o'clock this afternoon Sn0 ts%
capped in a waiting automobile, with
4 small sum grabbed from the safe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07

lumber busncsr: officers Bennett II. Taylor
president: NJ. NJ. Jenkins. secretary: both
OF Prospect.
East Coast Land Corporation. Petersburg.
Capital. $4,000: purpose. real estate bust
ness: officers. T.. v. FerEcn. president II.
NJ. White. secretary; both of Petersburg
Amendment:
Tho trustees OF Emory and Henry Col
icgs. Emory: changing name to Emory and
Henry College
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BOND LIST

I'm Nr!gns .rapGc Is. cts C.shedI -
4 L. iH' y 'si' ,,..;s,.;.t.. 81.
hctapoak" ana ohio rvny. 49, tu!dJ .o
! hess icas" aud ohio COM :, tbtdJ ~
-irEst anu M,cr- "a boCco - ... ..l,
LOrllsrd Tobacco aa......... 81
Mercantile Marine IA ,;s
Scsbo"rJ Air Line ref - +,
Sea board Air Linz adj is
southern halfway Is OLD, ....,..., go.
I,'"."r,h Ndii"SS HH....-.,. ..--.,,... ?ais
~ = ntElstct"u - is.l ttidl ............ sii,
L. y Liberty loan 3t-s............. ~ "
Y, :. Liberty .oaH al IS - ~ s.,
u, :. Liberty ;cau 81 ti.s......... ..... y. I,
y. J, i.iocrtE inan TIN r.s...-,.... .,.-.... "i.t
=, - Stfei % ....-... 5000. iUtiS
Va. Brown Bros. t';fs tW. NaD...... -
W -tsr Chemical Co ist g itidI g.
Na.-car Chemical Go. ronv. ss......... ;ue
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RICHMOND uAf NNEEET.
nho!csMIe GmmtNlintN nn I.N,Ilnncc.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

OHIO NtiD. Eco. t.-NUparcntIV Tls;l,iteu
reports o. mig anvanc" in she Argentine
minimum export I;icr OF corn led to sharp
upturns ;o-dEy in the GOrn ma rI;", h"rc.
but heavy selling cnsped. aud tho close was
Unsettled -'.c net luwcr to Sc gain. With
May LIZ 10 LIZA. and luis l.os.. TO i0S;s
oats finished Isc III To '.c advance. and
provisions unchanged 10 jcc higher
leading futures ranged follows
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MN yOKK pYODrrr MAwKEr.

NEW YORK. Feb. C.-Isaw sugar nuietcT
centrifugal, rs: fine graduated ccnts
Saoi cole auict: :io -. ih'.c:. Santos A.
H.. Butter iI-iD. Cheese steady.
CottofIsec.i Oil was duit and unchaa q
Prime crude. iI.5o: prime Summer yellow
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NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NT!W YORk Feb 6 Ejccvcs. no trading
Calves steady: vca!s. 1850 ft:9pe: ct:iis. i.cJ
{, i".vi. vsariings 80 4 go.
Sheen and lambs steady: sheen. .@m 1000;
10 nIDs. i6.UY5pii.5.
Hogs firm; medium and fairy heavy hogs
1890 1873: Wigs AID Lights, Sc0al7,0 90:
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NAVAL STORES

SNVANNAII GA. FEB. 6.-Turpentnc
hrm. az: s9ics q caslSs; reSG c,C :: casks;
Rosin inactive: receipts. $50 barrels: ship
men;s. 20 barrels: stock: 7S.2St barrels.
Quote: ~ 1910: II. T.. 1915: y 1890: @.
f3.I: II IL s.: I. 1865: Is. 1870: NJ. 1875: y,
VIC. 1879: WV. lG75.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
TOBACCO SALES REPORT
MAKES SHARES STRONG
wall Street Sustains Shock When
Steel Foundrics Show Less
Surplus.
Is. Il. y. SECURITIES FEATURE
Humor That Pool OF Politicians Is
Working in the Stock Causes II to
SHOW Strcngtll--SclI Mexican Pc
trOlcuni.
ny nnoADAN MAI.i..

NEW YORK. Fob. G.--Nali stree,
n naa ,hardiy reG soI, ;oday ron 'ne
can smelling dividend whcn American
steel foundrics issued It's amman re
port. showing surplus Tor 1918 lcss
man ma, half that for The previous year
compared Win a2;ij for 1917. The
carving down all the equipments.
The iosseH in this lis, ranged abou,
tbs prccspI,a,cd selling in Other de-
nar,mSnis Of the market. with tho, re
Iwli ,thet Mexican 1,etrolc I'M. which
mo been strong, Yielded tive points.
@hIte the rcppcrs remained hcavv ~
'F91Tn one point to three points owcr.
Wcrc brooklyn Hapid TRANSIT. AMER
rm, Shina;ra ard Ijarret. The clos"
~ me market MAS !rresular. Strength
"i Earret was due 10 Il very favorable
contract mad" by the company for the
sa,s OF bfnHnj, 81 by-product developed
iYr whr purposes. but extremely vaIu-
"t'e Tor peace.
RiHOn IMPROVES SALE
Oh u. r. r.. SECURITIES
strength "i l. x. T. r,artcd = rumo-
~ ~" street TO the effect that pool Of
i'rp'csS!ou3l traders who have hecn
s"htnS Mexican Petroleum. shor; re-
fsni'S arc pronabiy not in. touch WIN
80 hc"s affecting the Mexican oil
=. R"port OF the American S,cc, Four.
|ie' Gonpany is tho worst OF Tic
20 rcrorts. IN analysis OF it shows
ut IN The Iast quaricr ~ the ycnr
- 'c'ophnI har"l" earned its LtNi.
"rhl athouEh Tor ,hr full twelve
mouths earnings Or 1855 We're shown.
LARGE QUANTITIES or
STEI:L NOW ~ HAND
nc Commission houses r"por, ,ha,
5,,o cntlomctt have been selling. all
,hc, stochs "Ncep! tnitcd states steel
"Hh ,hai they hold larger uuan,I.;.s
~. sttei th"n for years. According 10
market for steel!
thnouncc'na OF TIC American To.
ndctco 'oihi'hit! iu 1918 sold ,iss ou"'-
~ "prlh OF Us products Helped all
bHS.nS Of International i'Ipcr mas
pc'h exceptionally good tor So.In ,i.tNs.
~, az one or IN" ncn features IN to-
NV YORK i'rb Mercantile p.n,.
$50 SirTlinr riNty-dsy biii- ~ 1s'y. COIN.
$500, slNlA ID, u.ls Oh l.n!.. 81 -
fyH,nNfc!- ski! .tl-s bills i.at-. Il "a. ~,
t'','.; cables. E,i+y al. ,;orarni,cNt t,H,T.
49, Iaiiro"b bonds aic.dy. Zinc ig.in-
nTln; ..iAiy dsEs, Ses. nincty dsys. ~: s>
'Iun'ns. ~. q w ca money iiru.. r;it!u..
ihlc. ~. Hsuh .er"rtanc-. a..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.


MEM YORK. Feb. G-Coiton good. and
warns TODAY were quiet. with an easing
tendency. Dress goods quiet. New
I'nes OF mems wear we're priced for fall.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07

Majority Socialists Control Bremen.
AAISTER D4\M. Feb 5.--A new proyi- :
s;onai government. composed OF fiy.
majority Socialists. has been pro-
claimed In Bremen.