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Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-04-11
No. 2 Goes Into Ditch
Sand on Track, Cause

Last Sunday night train No. 2
left FL Paso on her regular trip,
but the heavy winds of the day
had blown the sano on the tracks
so deeply that after the train
passed through the material
yards and was about to reach
Tobin which is 10 miles out, the
engine manned by engineer War
ner. skidded from the track, TAX
ing with it the tender and the
mail car. The wreck result
ed fortunately, however, not a soul
was injured.
A wrecking crew was sent
out from Ell Paso Immediately,
but it was several hours before
the track could be cleared up.
which caused No. 2 to arrive in
in C%arrizozo about 5 hours late.
No blame was attached to any
of the crew and it was only an.
other of these unfortunate hap
penings that could in no wise be
prevented.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-04-11
SAVE YOUR MONEY by
BUILDING A HOME - Fox
worth-G albraith Lumber Co.
Jake Cole to Arizona

Jake Cole left Thursday for
Bisbee, Ariz., where after a few
days stay he will go to Lowell to
visit his brother Ernest, who is
now firing on the railroad with
headquarters at that place. Jake
may be only on a visit, but we
have an idea that he has been
offered a good position in that
locality. as offers are always OPP
en- to good men; and Jake is all
right"
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-04-11
Don't forget the Easter Dance
at White Oaks Saturday night,
April 10Th.
To Visit Parents

Allison Stevens will leave in
a few days for Globe, Ariz.,
where he will pay a visit to his
parents who are now residents
of thatcity and while there he will
look around for inducements
which are forever open to bright
young men like Allison, and il
the right thing turns up he may
conclude to stay. One thing is
certain: if he is as successful in
his future undertakings as he
was in the service of Uncle Sam,
his success is assured.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-04-11

A good crowd assembled at
Lutz Hall last Saturday night
and danced TO excellent music
furnished by Messrs. Ferguson
and Wiegle. The combination
of Saxaphone and piano was of
the kind that made dancing ir-
resitible. therefore, everybody
had a good time. Another is
planned for the near future, it is
said.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-04-11
Here From Risbee

Buck Jennings came in
from Bisbee last Saturday on a
lay off occasioned by receiving
temporary injuries sustained by
jumping from an engine about
to collide with an oil train. He
is now fireman on the Bisbee
branch with headquarters at
that city.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-04-11
The Loughreys Recover

Mrs. W. P. Loughrey and son
Lloyd have recovered from a re-
cent attack of the influenza and
we congratulate them on their
good fortune.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-04-11
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Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-04-11

The Merchant boys are at 1T
Paso awaiting the return of
their father. w. C.. Merchant,
who is now in Bisbee, Ariz., on
some mission for the Y. M. c. A.
Mrs. Merchant and daughter
Lillian are visiting relatives at
La Mesa, Texas, from where they
will also return to III Paso be-
fore the boys come to Carrizozo.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-04-11
Mrs. Branum and the Red Cross

Mrs. brahum ahu the geo CrOss
Mrs. Lin Branum wishes to
convey the word TO all who are
interested in making up refugee
garments, that the Red Cross
rooms at the Court House will be
open Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays. On the three days
mentioned, yarn will be given
out to those who are engaged in
making of the garments. Par
ties are urged to call on these
days and be supplied.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-04-11

Come to the Easter Dance at
White Oaks Saturday night April
10Th. Come hear the latest
songs and music of the day; mu-
sic by Prof. and Mrs. May.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-04-11

Mrs. Percy Buchanan is in Ell
Paso this week visiting her
mother in law, Mrs. George
Buchanan.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-04-11

Humphrey Bros. announce
a change in prices from those in
the classified column; corn S4. 90.
oats $500. chicken feed "a. so.
spring wheat 81 70.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-04-11

There will be an Easter Dance
at White Oaks Saturday, April
10TH, 1919. Music the latest
and best by Prof. and Mrs. May.
Everybody Come.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-04-11

FOR SALE One John Deere
12.inch Plow, steel beam; one 10
foot two section Harrow, priced
to sell. - c. d. Mayer, White
Oaks, N. M. ALL If
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-04-11

We want to see every wage
worker own his own home. =
Foxworth Galbraith Lumber Co.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-04-11

Legal Blanks at this office.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-04-11

Show and Dance at White
Oaks Saturday night, Apr. 18th;
bring the children and enjoy
yourselves.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-04-11

Mrs. C. G. Gokey left last
Tuesday for Phoenix. Ariz.
where she will visit for a short
while with relatives at that place.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-20
Real Estate and Court News
CIANCEKY BARGAIN AID SALE pLkns

,os S.s 5:ss;s
u: ostcrblpd, SO. ,O2 isa!"i strce; s 1915 Is
SIS 1saS Si: as a'.:, s aS3 T.
copasy !o'H Ernest Land @na So
Noble Xsenue: ioosi5o feet. GAG: :us Side Noble G
Asy" T. ~ si, .si ssI nS5'A OF w@l'0" Avenue
20 W ~. u u'nl9ut and Joss T. ,yite}
ine KandqIph street: % tc eel SOU south west 81
=! fiYSd II i f ;;s an r, orsh vfsi :.
AH r.is 'ts fe.i sou'n .: B:ron Street,
OF lp e d; L. And@s:oG ana i.ciiia.; = "' +.
SY.it9o TO-, 10, 2 sqg ,l 3. llisnsnI rark
Isl, norLh q Highland Street Nay ii.
{ G:?Ypegy T + iGoi cstrlsr ot 80 GIg,k =
%sy syyIfy' s; ;?S,H OF Ds''e'
snd Elaors L chia9cSs 70 40 ls t R.innd
s strssi 3seAi i.s fgg; our !Gs Ashisnd
Ht!ii - isis' SIZE. q "e4''w street
il u n. ns r ia5.l Eo is G.e2 !s
SGg q f" no 5rc nFo &sJ
e. ssIIqW e, r. .gL,eS 'dSed from John
I , !nTFss By itS fgst. ra>i line rsehtS:
'.-ttnih street. 50 feet inches north OF
Sircf; My 10; 1919. si.S25.
=, !isin!a Trust Company and Amelia @.
n,-aner. cxecutrir and executor OF }. Samuel
i:2Nl"5 feet. a. northeast corner OF Nine
n,ntn, street cad Brsucrs Lane May H.
Joseph II. crcnshaw to i..ud comp,nv
~ virginia. Ing. lot -. block Il. B.ook-
saas Il S,, WIS 10 s asg and
S,ddee,; y feet INCHES by 30 feet north
s!Nth, Streets. Port Mayo" April H. 1919
I'D: IIohnsqn and .,anc = owirc,. to
-, ieft : iaches by no feet; south lin;
,N isnso Street, May i, i sIs; Tax Tax Sc.
- Z. HARDWOOD 70 w H. skipwi,h no
~" West Marshal! street a5Ai5i I.ci
inches. south line Marshall street CT !.ct
~ I,is HisHry SsresfI Hen. $3.50 May
Ida W HinIss dnd No ne' #cs %feS
Street e?xiic yet We, Inc W S%r:h s, MSii
iien s5.Ss5; May y: 1919; tan $50 ,in
~, .i"h i NJ prinkSEd to r; r. Thornton
MST !'N ,s. re-, nSr,h line Taylor street
eea lisiT' 10 90 ca. sqgIo, II chsnan H.
West Clay Street. lix!a5 ioa; >iI,b,'-
aorth me Clay Street. 100 feet inchs.
ywesi OF PFentiss Street. March y ieie
>. { A Rutherford and Sally r. ,w,to, -
L Noreii. 4SxicS feet ~ sou;hwcst
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-20
cmANcERy RELEASE DEEDS.

II r,, ESy r ,s HISwT trustee 70 Evnh.m!.
W., W.s' Clay Street. 81 Get inohe, BY i5oo
Of Adams Street CGxtures' .,c1 NJ"
1919. Si.I75 ' '''
r. II. Fiorancc and l.. Roy T. Brown.
t fnm.Ss5 to Ma,'ie J Be1I and CHARTS II.
2sklGS feet: .outh line Hanover Avenue %
,Gt, cast OF Robinson Street. May H. 1919.
\. y. ChcwntnE and ?. " Bo1Icy. trina.
tccs TO Peter Sslot;i. No. $500 ives, cha MN
$50: esxl:o feet. a; nor;hRes, corner ~
,!hatni' 'h ana CarEoiion Streets May Is. 1919,
- Fifth African Rap;ist church f,hMrch
IS B,ri t S3xiio feet, At no.thwes, corn.r
sG.53c My . 1872
90 10 g. J DAYS. 20 feet inche. by las feet
ca sss, OF Deep Run Street. May Is. lois
=, p. Carneal.. trustee. to 7. A. H.i,,er.
Mgv ~. 1919. SO, $40 street
Russell {. Eianton. trustee 10 p r.
ruller 2.xlt, feet north line Monument
rNnShm'' 40 CT cast OF Lafayette Street
r.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-20
British Sailors Run
Reds to Mine Cover
R0ut Boisheuists IN Carl
ous Sea Battle, hitting
Some DcStr0ycrs.

i.oNpoN. May 10 ono Of the most
curious "ScI battles in the history
~ naval warfare WAS fought in the
tulf %! Finland yesterday between
Eritish and EclShrvin light forces.
II lasted 'hirty-iivc minutes and end =
eel ~ u rout for TN" red warshijs.
ono Of which. Il cruiser, is reported TO
nave bccn sunk with n"ari! TIA. whole
crew.
Dispatches giving details % the FISH:
NOV. howcNcr. that tmaicurisn ihouyl,
the Holshcvist navy is in it's makeup
and tactics. tho rcd sailors fought val
lantIN. ana the organization and eli =
cheney OF the iolshevist shore dcfcnccs
are described as surprising.
On board OF each Bolshevis; warship
was a special force OF m@.:ac infantry.
consisting Of Chinese. Let's and Fed
tinns. who's task was TO prevent mu.
tiny by sailors during the battle This
mutiny guard is permanent on all
the Bolshevist lighting vessels, it is
said.
Unofficial reports state ono Bolshc-
Nist "arShip went aground, but neithe,
this nor the report Of the sinking of a
cruiser IS officially confirmed.
the official report OF tho British ad =
miraI III Northern waters is follows:
Yesterday British light forces ia
the Cult of Finland, under Rear
nlrai Sir Walter Cowan. while co.
operating with the Esthonan army.
encountered naval forces consisting OF
destroycrs and small armed Graf, sup
ported by cruisers.
INC Boishcrst vessels wero chased
untp they gained tho protection OF
their mine fields and shore batteries
some OF the Bolshcvist dcstrovers
are reported TO have been hit The
BRUSH force sustained no ca sualtics' :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-20

NtW YORK Hav j, Most of icisy's in
ttc&t on tn" curb CrnicrCn In tho oil SO 3
WITH Isa iinr; In these issue ., arrc pro.
PORTIONS. ANA ur!rcs showing further adj.
tihces oyer the hnas Of last week Tho
.pw priced StcChs were tn. center Of attrar-
t!oi. stamford oils were udyaucci sh,r,,Iy
u..piic the small business
Meta stccls were active with the low
bIlfcu +hirre this strong spots OF the list
IN" h'E'Icr rrrcd .,"rhs were also Grimc =
Az: more active. The gales follow:
cog Aeina Explosives. IL. NJ: ! 400 Coz
a. on. a'.n9'A: $40? Federal Oh. y. 9, -.
Linz lnt:rna t"rHI Petroleum. 81. Gtils. e. go
Merritt Oil ~, 3d.. 800 Mciropulitai, pe
iroitufn. ~ q S"n: 30 Victoria OIL. new stoch
~ -: lTn Atiants. "M5 ..Nnn Big Ledge
49,: 600 tioiLnclI Cons. irHIs. i0o1 Jun
10 ':Alcuhlon, GT II. 200 Mckinley Dayrsrh
81" 10 $3.50 Molhe. Lode toSft-: nsup Minis.
r,nE' ~. Hi.ir 100 Tonopah Extension -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-20
Markets
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. May l9-IrrcruIl- ,no,.
n,hts teslurTd the cotton ma rkei TO-DAY
Athouch nnal prices showed advance ~. !,
thu previous close. Cuinniss.0n houss fnt
ing was fair In yu!ume and caused higher
prices al various itmcE during In. dan I'M
on al! the npturES realizing on d fairly iars.
SciIc was indulEcd -. causing som. ra thor
pronounced swings IN quotations. There MAS
~ active trading demand and reports from
the Sontn SAID that active buying az spot
'ottoh Tor domestic mill. and cXnortS wa
INDUCED IN Near the close commission
mouse buyiH- promoted u fresh rally and In,
market hnsiiv closed steady al a net adj
vance Of y to Il points "
Spot at New Orleans was sicadv VIII,
mlddlinS j. points higher at 20 % cents The
sales were 3.2&s bales. Spot here was steady
There were no sales.
Receipts Tor the day amounted To III G3.s
bales. while cNnorts aggregated !, 0lo bales
futu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-20
CHICAGO LIVE srocK MARKET

hc.td: market fair. active, mostly . 20 ~
c.a'S higher than SATURDAY: TOP. 2l.2j: bu!k.
i CYf - 90 pigs. Is IS "a 200.
Cattle; Receipts; :.,6"o head: beef steers
Vow to uncvenly lower. early sales % cents
l?wcr. butcher stock. calves and feeders
StcadS; beef steers. medium and heavy
weight choice. l6.IGi 1900: medium l3.sn
li.i. common HIS 1liop: Hight weight. good
ii55fUl6..5: common and medium. 1850 a 400 !:
hatcher cattle. heiierS. S.JI Is -: COWS SIC
Jas; cutters. 6,i0NSl5: zeal calves. light
md heavy weight. 1915 q li.75: stocker steers.
sheep: Receipts 1900 head: bids an
evenly lower sales: lambs. 81 pound !.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-20

the great Centenary campaign drive
sunday. according TO reports coming
in to District Campaign Manager w
c. womble. The district assessment,
or allotment, is $4,000. and ALREADY
reports from thirty OF the seventy
churches shows over 100000 pledged.
i.ractlcahy none or the reports coming
in show Il church falling short Of us
allotment, and nearly all of them are
exceeding their quota.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-20
Dnmnec Award su.tnInrd.

by Associated rrcss.l
NASItlN':TDN. May l9.--Court Of
claims decisions awarding the estate OF
Ailhr"w u. Hayward. owner Of tw, rice
planiations in Beaufort County : &
f2d.'"o damages growing out Of i'm
pr"v"m"nts made by the guvcrnn,ru,
~ the savannah River 10 aid navicp-
ton. were sustained today hy the Sm.
Drcnic Court in disrosinc or aupcais
brought by the governments
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-20

rcab'c delay all emergency men now
he'd In tho service at camps and sta
tions IN the United States for training
mrld artillery and coast artillery troops
me only exception tx the Twenty -iiuth
hnlloon Company Il, Fort Monroe va
Mhich is 70 be kCpt intnct -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-20
follows.
LIVE STOCK MARkET.
tsALca I'd Uni0n Stocl Yaras.l

,,. "nrS ~ nLth st2ck ,ar..;,b .,,
thnicc steers, IN. = l4-, medium to good.
10" &c: common 10 fair. ~ l2c: choice heif-
crs. y q lie: medium To good. Il n .2c:
mon to ilIr. an; choice cows. loGl.c:
lncdru!n 10 good :Gl lie: common 20 fair. .
q Sc: best oxen. i9G l3i-c: medium 70 good.
iQn!2 common 70 fair. Sl.,cc: best heavy
bologna bulls sis icr FAIR. susc: brs,
calves; l5c; common, ~ fair. YEA i2c: bea;
stats. ltHlsc: best sheep. ia !ic: common
10 fair. Snl0c: lambs. i5R l3c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-20
CmANcERY TRUST DEEDS.


n aS3Ir l., ' III" ss Ms ,Ga LANES Gs.
seulh Of AiGer i s; lSst SMTsy' ,1s'
E,ncs, IT, l..} nciL to J. y: EI.m and
%"q 100 Cote TO-, fS". /, ~ W,,, ,ae H"S XXI
TO- !~% no F.. N I.,s 70 sr. ~ Ws;?3'
""sh OF Hitc,n"ro street, Mi aay, 10 , IS,
-. ". wc,snam 70 ". y. sullivan. ,rus.
iecnc' by iao f@e, na1,h linz ' Urar: s Ste
(; 10; Wc I'm Of Twenty fourth Stree; Nay
s.c%sS! WSi;s;a sS" ssa,ss T e.:
s.r.; S,r?:L Mry H. i;r5 s!5toe s'''" Of
10 @s aa !S s s. ri s MfAef rust.
,Iae !aa1,n s,ns SS'Ts;;, ts,xh and bS;
III Ls$ bsy!i Sls;s; MiSfsstS s.
IS se mo- nor,h 's Of "f stree. May ssf
Charles y. Ly,hsoc to J. u. Elan and
Street f"a srp n.n.: S b. 80. R."dsnh
Fs.s1 sSi".an A is IT, 's' .$' Of
rs''f iac, 40 n2 :s g rsrt Aysnus
ss.k mt AyrH"s IS fee - nss.s Of
s,ns,se, !ot =, Gloek G. MN q lc hhTfei +
shsHnsr4 ssa%: ~ M.f fes, 81
= T'.m C. ;oTo aq iee, EG M.., .~ts
Street, 30 e., south OF Lewis street, Nav
h.;s ssiss ,"%
s'S; ;.;, IsSl I,l, isioS% Of Harrison
thrshaa al,,, to EdEs. Robinson. No. ..?s
Zee, 9 inches south line Park Hvenue &c
Agrii -. i?is; ,.;7to
.usee 30 s:is PARK NI Avenue. $ fse. !
Inches by lis feet. south line Park Avenue
KS Is fsst a., inehei o css; Of Robinson street.
rS Gas:e Nv W W.s; ca Hg1lsy
Tee; iin nd,:; north line Clay Street, i5o
Street Nay -. 1912. ,s2:ois.
d;s,h trustee: 80 1905 So!tS Tw 81 ~
siree, Msy 20. I SIS ?she' north of U
- p. Harris and Julia F. (vife> to Pol
ThirtE-second Street; 26xI2I feet at south.
cast OF Thirty second and Tet.h
Streets May -. 1918. s3.sso.
bernard II. Jones to F. +. Schmidt ,ru.
tee. no; Z South Mulberry Street .oI5a
teet 10 inches. cast line Mulberry Street 81
,,ecse;, south of Ma!rf Street. May Is, 1918.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-20
S'.e" Round Trip to Norfsik-virkinin
Beach S:.15-Nin n, q W.
Every SUNDAY.

Round trip tickets will b. so,d f,o,,
Eichmond at the above low fares. sun
DAY May 25th, and every Sundsv
hereafter. good on Special Train Ieav-
ing ~ S:ii \. 81 and tho Cannon
ban leaving at $40 A. NJ. over the
Norfoik and Western railroad Both
rams rum solid between Broad Street
STATION. richmond. and the Uninn
Depot. Norfolk. without change Of err
,,eaV,ns Norfolk on return trip at ESQ
l.. NJ and 1880 +. M.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-20

RAl.ElGIl. y. G.. May 10 Tho Na :
leigh District OF the North Carolina
Methodist Episcopal Conference. COM
prisinE seventy churches in Wake
Granville, Franklin and Johnston
Counties. made splendid progress i'm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-20

'NiiW YORK. May Money on call
opened At per cent: hixh per cent: low
x nsr cent closing. . pcr cent. Most OF
me nd% \ loans were mad" ~ Der cent
Time inoney market has uudcr.onc no
change: Mercantile papcr uuic:. g.. FOR sixty
days. v'- for four nj sin months
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-20

SAVANNAH GA" May 10 - ru-rcntinc
II o. Ss!"i ~ rHshN. r"c"lrt". ~ .asifa:
aiiiphthlF ""skn: stock, ISIS e.. -,s
Ii"sin quiet. salos. go huTr,ig: rccc ipts 200
nfGo,h' shipments. barrel: st"ca. y .o
QUOT: y. lo.a: - 1854: L. 1913: II. !, 10:
g. ilo.: u. lie: !. u .: * = 81: NJ J.: %.
y. iI"9. VIC. 49,: WV. $50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-20

.,,''r." ,.'U,I1IIIIs,' MY i. NrtN-s .t-aIv.
..t0u 10 '''' '""S'
't!E"s Ggm. ycIis. ii.JGH!aCl. y,,l. I, a.,
Wltpo: fed calves. ioCDeIi2 90 ~
.Sh'"ro and i-inbs s,cs,l,: shrcp icwcsD
IL iui,Y. iyps.fi5Jy ''''''
20, Lots .ot l.irhcr ~ gi.oou.!es. pigs. .ocon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-20

buying based on the forccsHt calling for
shower, over the greater portion Of the cot .
ton reEi1ti IN the afternoon the market
tone to iii. close y $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-20
MIscELl.A>Enus MARKET.
DR. Et,lDy

SEW YcEK. aay ia ,"t,on .d, u.r,
tto.-cr and high .m.I Driri r!otha were
,"h' w"r" hiEhoT i:aw ~, We nm i;ur-
l.'W N"tC advancing l!u-n, ,,rrS 49,,
IrIn 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-20

Free Emergency Mcn Soon.
WASH lNGTON, May l2-Aiajor.Gen-
eral Menoher. director of tho air ser
Hice was Instructed today by Secretary
bakcr 70 discharge with the 'least nrac.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-20
RICHMOND Hay MARKET
Nho!cAalr "'irt1tnrs M fr-harSr.
Richmond. Va. May 70 1879
CuICAGo GKAiN MAKkEr.

CHICAGO. .Msv is-unwciconH rain 20.
Ectrsr with HIGHER quotations on hos nut
,Ir"rgah today in Tho corn market The
:in!sh. ,sithuuch uuSettlct ~ IA cents
70 -. .tIui. net advance. wits Ju!v 3L5it. az
Etl'. LNd Scptcmbcr ;l;I.. n l.5v'- Oats
S"ir"d =. rent 10 :, cent. anal provisions -
Leading igtuies ranged "a follows:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-20
NLw ,nnK LIVE srnck M>ukur

duMn ij,2jaiei5; s. pounds IN ,:,:aiG5.
e eHix 0"t common, '@9ssl25'; SPRINGS. ie5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-20

NEW YORK. MAY lo.--rort movement
10000, bales '"'
Minor ports Stock. .I.37 bales.
Total today at AL portS-EccciD:s II; Sa-
bales; exports. 1913 bales: stock. "a, o.:
bales
Total for week ct all norts-- Receipts. so.c6,i
bales: exports. I0ii bales.
Total Tor season Receipts. 5.2S3e5o bales:
exports. 4.c.3.900 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, May i9.-Cotton went :,
new high levels today. :hc market displsE,
Ing firm lone around tho orcminf. and fo1.
some time after until realizing from thn
long side became, heavy enough to check thr
inward trend MAY worked up to 20 n ans
July TO 2a7. The latter month being higher
tho spot dcpartnlsn, during the morninr
session. In the afternoon spots were raisc,s
q points In :9.:5 FOR middlinG. Contracts ~
,her highest or the more active month.
were 80 to 81 points higher than Saturdav'.
CLOSE and May. In = fey trades. made nct
advance OF Go points. HcaliZinE reduced thu
net gain around the ni;ihi" cf tho session IT,
only IL TO 10 points. hut tho close showed
q not rise of 81 To 10 poiniS. II was evident
on tho opening that a considerable volume
OF bus ing orders had sccumula ted over Sun
day. and Tho demand was. further incrcaseJ
BY the Wct weather on the map and soo5
cables. IIichcst prices were attaincd on
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