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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-01

~ any government. Production cost
figures have been obtained by the
commission on industries represent
ing $4,000, 100000 worth of capital.
as the result OF its activities during
the war in advising the government
what prices TO pay for the millions
of dollars Of purchases made by it.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-01
As IT WE'RE.

The movies educate one in many
matters"
Right off the reel so to spe h.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-09
GRAND LODGE OF PYTlIlANS
HOLDS ANNUAL ELECTION
II. Il. noyer, of Aicxandrla, Named
Chancellor for Domain OF
Stutr OF Virginia.

Sessions OF the Grand Lodge OF Vlr-
ginia. knights of Pythias, yesterday
were held behind closed doors as will
be the remaining sessions during tho
present convention which Is expected
10 adjourn today At the evening
session the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year:
X. T.. Boyer. of Alexander. grand
chancellor.
S. 70. Hammer, of Lynchburg. grand
vice -chanccllor.
W. l.. Ritter. of Buchanan County.
grand prclLtc.
II. H. Bell. Jr.. of Stanton. grand
keeper of records and seals.
j. +. Bailey. OF Richmond, grand
master of cXchequer.
Il. Mercer Hartman, of Richmond
grand master at arms.
Thomas T.. Payne, OF Roanoke. grand
inner guard.
Walter .Slbert. OF Norfolk. grand
outer gard.
George C. Cabell. OF Norfolk. SUI
premc representative.
William Ladew. of New York. SUI
prcmc vice chancellor or tho order. is
in attendance on the sessions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-09
STOCKS WENT BOILING
}: !. J: TO NEW HIGH RECORDS
aIarkct SO Strong That Shares He!
Large Net Gains Even After
49,, ,.s Wild Advance.
FAIL TO NOW
Upward Movement OF Motor Sccu.
.. rites Snid 10 Bc Caused by Auto.
- mobile Industry Is Entering New
-. Boom Period.
ny nROADAN WALL.

: =. NEW YORK. Oct s.-Stocks went
: boiling 10 new high records IN Wall
Street todaya SO strong was tho mar
-cbct that they held very large not
.. gains even after the wild advance.
sImted in by practically the entire list
,-1f industrials. The railroads were
neglected. Several alleged reasons
We're given for the advance in stocks
s'but the real ono was that rich men
~a mot sell on account OF the income
III securities afioat that pools can do
. ahon, what they please.
~ mhSai, IL was talked Of as an argument
sfo The steel strike here and OF the
ran strike In England. There was
winch proved Il bountiful harvest had
zen gathered. But that had been cX-
nectcd and really was no, new. Money
vas run up 20 per cent for IL few
loans, but that created uo diversion
for everybody knows there is an
abundance Of money.
steel Leads Market.
~ $. Steel was naturally tho lcadcr
o' the market and when IL advanced
more than three points and touched
!" the street abandoned all caution
zee, was made in the face Of open
M9rhing for INSIDERS. Judge c;ary's
selling By brokers supposed to he
estimate OF the book value OF United
states steel has made great impress
SION OF the invest world.
Resumption Of the government suits
against tho steel trust along with
n'her trust cases is more buliish than
hcarish
Studcbakcr surprised tho bears with
an advance OF more than siN points
10 Il hlSh record for tho movement
Tire stocks Move Upward.
:, or mo advance in Kelly Spring
iield, Keystone Tire Kelsey Wheel.
'"hcrh' Motors, United States Rubber
"nn Stu'z. there is tho Same old OK
,.ahatl"h mat The automobile indus
-, ba'h"in "ah again in tho lmclight.
ne pool moved IL pp with extreme
case and IL already talking OF "A new
h'gh record soon 10 he established
i TOBACCO stocks were quiet most OF
i IN. DAY. but activity OF Retail stores
IN the last hour showed that they
"cr" merely resting. Strength OF tn.
various chain store stocks persisted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-09
GOVERNMENT tissues
TOBACCO ESTIMATE.
In Five Southern Stat -
Is Placed at SCI ,9S5,0o0
Pounds.
VIRGINIA EIGURy's QUOTED
Department OF Agriculture Reports
Condition OF Grain and Fruit
Crops as OF October f-What
Otlicr States Show.

iSS Associated IrcSS.
duction this year based on October
Indications. was announced by the
department. Of Agriculture today. as
Spring wheat. aOa.l7o.OOO. All wheat,
?ls,i7i.oo0. Corn. 2,9oO,5l1,ooo. Oats,
,,5 Ea asH aekw ys 40 6 56
Sweet potatoes, 29.ilS,OO0. Flax. TO-
$4,000: Rice, t4,26i,oOo.. TOBACCO.
d ms,y $1,000, pounds: Peaches: 3l'332as'-
3,i77.Ooo barrels Sugar bcets. 1905
900 tons. katirs., l25.c5$,ooO bushels.
condition OF the crops October l
Corn. Sl.a per cent of normal
sweet %s'' aS Sce
9l.3; tobacco. 1S.6: sugar bccts, 19.l /;
kafirs. S6.3.
Condition and. estimated production
1889. 600 bushels: Indiana. 50 and
l76.lo6,0oO: Illinois; IS and .29S.946,oo0;
aGT' :" and 'l5tlIs9Go MissO9r %
81 900: Tcxas, 49, and so4 ,sl7 900. "
Indicted production of tobacco in
5 SOY 5ae Goo States foii9wa; yyirsinia.
s;S336S.ooo: south Carolina. 7s,1o7.ooo;
Florida. i,554, 600; Tennessee. 81 .95l. 900.
Progress Of cotton did not differ
ceding weeks during the week ending
October a. according to the National
Weather, and !crop Bulletin issued to-
day Fairly heavy rains occurred in
OF the Western belt, but elsewhere the
rainfall VAS very iiSh, to moderate
and severe drought continued In many
peraturc for the week AVERAGED con
siderab!y above normal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-09
DISCOVER JEWELLERY THEFT
Two Negro Boys Are Arrested Follow
ing Enerance Of Loan Shop on
Sixth Street.

Following the arrest OF William
Woods. colored. twenty years old, yes
terdny afternoon, on he charge OF
stolen teweiry. sam Fountain, fifteen.
also. colored. was taken into custody
on the charge of breaking tho front
306 North Sixth street. and taking
yaluablcs amounting to about $50.
Deecives Berucci and Duty, who
found the tewelry in a trash barreI in
the rear of q bootblack shop att Sec.
ond and Leigh. Young Fountain. they
allegc, secured the valuables, which
consists of several rings and docket,
by means Of an auto wrench. said to
have been used for breaking the glass
The offensc. 1t is charged. was com.
after midnight. Woods and Fountain
VIII be given a hearing In Police
Court this morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-09
MANUFACTURING COMPANY
5UYS FACTORY SITE HERE
simmons Company VIII Turn Out
Beds and Nariour Accessories
In South Richmond.

AS further evidence OF the grow tn
or south Richmond as manufacture
Ing locality. IL became known yestcr-
day that The Simmons Company. of
kenosha. Wis, a 100000 600 concern
~ every State in tho Union. had pur-
chased a tract of property between
Second and Fourth. Hull and Balm
bridge Streets. as site for its future
activities.
Acting in the interest of The Sim
mons Company, the purchase was
made by the Service Realty Company
for the sum OF 1000. from the a. l..
Adamson real estate firm, OF South
Richmond. The property includes
feet on cambridge Street on this
site the kenosht concern will build
u fve-story steel and concrete build
plant for ornamen,ai BEDS BEDS sprin irs
mattresses, and other such accessories.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-09
TORNADO HITS KANSAN TOWN,
KILLING 2 AND FIGURING rs
Property Damage al HoIsinEton Is Es-
timated mt Quarter OF Million
Dollars.
TBv IJniyersaI Scrvice.I

GREAT BEND. KAN. Oct. S.-Two
persons were killed and twenty-five
injured as the result of a tornado
which struck the business district of
Hoisington, a town OF 1000 people in
this county. at o'clock this afternoon.
The Railway Y. NJ. &. a. and three
business buildings were practically
wrecked Property damage is csti-
mated at $250,000.
Practically every window in the
Telephone and telegraph wires arc
down throughout this section. at 1880
r. NJ. second tornado struck the
farming community just west of Great
Bend. No one was injured, so far us
known
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-09
Selected A. lecturer.

Norman II. Johnson. editor of the
Merchants Journal, has been selected
as a lecturer for the Thomas Brady
Lecture and Entertainment Bureau. OF
New York City. Mr. Johnson was in
vted by the Brady bureau, and will
week for the purpose Of Arranging
speaking dates. engagements for lee
lures and speaking tours for many
prominent men in America are ar
ranged by this bureau. including Al
bert Bushnell Hart. DR.. Arthur Davis.
Garrett r. Serviss. DR.. William S. Sad
Ter. John Kcndrick Bangs. DR.. Fred
erick 4. Cook. Dr. Newell Hills,
Rev. Stephen Wise. DR.. Woods Hut
Gibson and others.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-09
EDUCATIONAL COMMISSION
COMPLETES DELIBERATIONS
Recommc ndati0nS for Stntc General
TO Chief Executive

In session lasting I'VE hours the
State Board Of Education yesterday
completed It's revision and discussion
OF the recommendations which will be
made TO the State Legislature con-
corning changes in the Virginia School
system.
No new points were taken up in
the session. it was said, and the i've
principal points which were discussed
Tuesday were gone over. and con-
irmed in the meeting yesterday.
6rlehy these recommendations which
were decided upon at the first session
OF the Board of Education two weeks
ago provide for the adjustment of the
present system OF school boards. Il
constitutional amendment providing
that the State Board OF Education be
appointed by the Governor, higher
qualifications for school teachers and
division superintendent and I'm in
crease in school tax of from fourteen
cents, as 1t now stands, TO twenty
cents.
When the board convened there was
no provision made for calling the body
together again this year. Copies or
the recommendation decided upon by
the board are 10 be sent to each mem
Der of the Legislature and to the Gov
ernor and II is thought they will have
an Important part to play in the school
legislation passed at the next session
Of the Legislature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-09
TECHNICAL DELEGATION
Welsh TinpInte Industry Sends Com
mission to Investigate Mills
In Itmprtcn.

LONDON. Oct. S.--1>he Welsh tin
plate industry has sent to the United
States a technical delegation with in
structioEs to make special inquiry
inc he sysems used in that country
for the Intensive production OF tim
plate. The delegates will represent
the South Wales and Monmouthshirc
Tinniate Industrial Council. an organi-
poyces.
Thirty years ago such an Inquiry
would have been received with blank
amZement, for tho industry at that
time was scarcely established in Amer
lea and Welsh tinplate makers led
the trade of the world.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-09
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW lUKk. OCT. t.-Thc cotton markrt
opened hrm at an advance of to - points
Tho opening advance carried prices as 10
50 points above last nights closing fsur-s
Of course; made new high ground for the
movement. December contracts sold, a,
3 o. matinS advance OF over cents
pcr pound from the low level OF SATURDAY
The mid morning reactions were fol.
lowed by renewed strength and prices
reached still higher levels late In the
morning owing 10 continued bu!lish snof
news. trade buying and covering BY sell.
|ors.
with prices full up full cent from tho
previous days close early in the last hour
profit taking became active and the lIst
sold of moderately. but without weakeninr
he 'one The close was firm at net ad.
Vance OF so 10 Ii5 points
Tho receipts al In. ports FOR m. a,,
were -j.3it bales. " u"'
There were 20 exports Spot here wa,
|stcady at All advance of Is points al "a e.
here sales. '
SPOT at New Orleans wa. steady with
we're 1913 bales. 'sS
Cotton range:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-09
LONDON SHOPS DISPLAYING
FANTASTIC CLOTHES ARRAY
Gorgeous EoiorinE mud Bnrbnrfc Pat
terms OF Dressing Gowns Bnf-
nc Dissertation,

LONDON. Oct. Shops In Jcrmyn
and Bond Streets. which cater to Lon
dons ultra la shionable mems trade
are displaying fantastic arrays Of
dressing COMMISSIONERS whose gor-
gcous colorinGs and barbaric patterns
battle description. Demand for these
garments is declared TO have been un-
preccdentcd in former seasons. They
arc being oncred in the most flimsy
OF GoSsamer fabrics or more SubStan-
tial. but quite as highly-colored. wash
able silks-at prices which vary from
$40 to $40.
one writer. commenting on the
vogue OF these garments, declares 1.-The
bathroom parade at fashionable hotels
Is gong 70 be worth the entertain
mcnt tax
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-09
United States Circuit Court of Anneu,.

the United States Circuit Court or An
eeIIs rrconSsncd yesterday morning al IN: 10
clock with the following Judges and ma, y
G'a,s IN attendance: Circuit iuJrcs.Iion.
4 e, Pritchard. Of AsheviIie ~ C.: lion.
Martin A knapp OF Washington D. e.
and Hon. Charles A. Woods OF Marion.
q g Clerk Claude ". Dean and United
StS r. Marshal John @. Saunders.
in error, Pullnan CO. .eS Seiend R.a,n'in IL
stone Gap. Va. Continued rom yesSer,Is x
defendant in error, and by W. IT, Rouse
No. l7l9-lI30-Lilv M. Grirth as Soin-
mlttee. ct A.. petitioners and appellants
vs. {; z. Lenhart ct AL. Respondents and
SwP bs.Iies NFr9Gm The District Copr, q,
BY q. 6: sperry. George, Il. iioMheimSr and
the petitioners aud appellants. and by John
respondents and appeiIees. and submitted.
George r. bikes & Company appeiiants
vs. u. JaIseni master and elaimant. ap:
Baltimore. Md. TO he argued by Clifton
nellant; and by George Forbes. OF Bait.
j. H.. Bridgers. OF Henderson, y. c.. H.
G; Buchanan and Presley Smith Jr. OF
Richmond. Va. were admitted to prac-
tice attorneys and counsellors in this
court Court adjourned until this morning
at 1880 o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-09
NEW YORK BOND MARKET

BY Nn.!onsl city Co. Richmond Or.c-
~. ana To- COM. ss............... l6l'.
-. q "ru re-. dHb. s:................. 3ai.
ts e,..An ihrcad .:....:....,.............. lcIi.
- .stpnua 'opncr Co ss.................. sst.
'''l'iNfl sf.t 'l'jtI Observation-Disclosures.
,.."hadian fhcihc - Observation-Disclosures. ".1,
central .NrScntin, - .............. -
.hhaaso SLcAt western =. ...........-... 5iLs
';tNe.;nd i:!-,ttir Illuminating ISL. I.
M, NIL. and -; Paul ti,o......,,.. g.
,lnsn Governments i-s ............. 81
rr'Icra faIni Loan ti3A ................. i0l
,rdcra. Farm Loan y .,..-............. ln5'.
-. tt'nt. "a Wy coll trust 5b1s...... sfi1
t..,wo'%uth i'hp'H transit S-.......... G-i.
tt.CH!Gn Ndliry - ....t.....................l Gz
Ienmsys~hIh Eallwsy gen ts.......... .i',
SctooNfa ,Nir Line coma. 6s.............. IS
southern Hallway gen. tJ................ IS
Enton FAclhc ...................... ioIi.
cnltrd sttca Rubber Observation-Disclosures. i0ai.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-09
TOBOLSK is RETAKEN
forces OF Admiral kolchnk CAPTURE
City, with Many BolshcyIst
Prisoners,
IBv Assoc!Ntcd prcsr.l

LONDON. Oct. S.-Ihe Siberian city
OF Toholsk. at the junction OF the Brit
ish and robol Rivers, which was cap
end OF their eastward push against
.\dm!ra! ko.chak's forces early in Sep
TENDER. was recapturcd by kolchak
Omsk telegram received today i'm ofli-
cial quarters.
The naval notilla of the all-Russian
government on the lr!tish assisted in
the capture, the adv ices state Many
prisoners and quantity OF supplies were
AIKEN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-09
VETERAN GOLFERS TO MEET
Former Members OF Old Lakeside Club
Arrange Tourney for This
Afternoons.

Members Of the old Lakeside Coun-
try club. who have now formed them
selves into the Lakeside !Alumnae AS
ISOLATION. will gather at the Country
Club OF Virginia this afternoon at .
o'clock, for golf tournament. Among
Miles NJ. Martin. District Attorney for
Porto Rico and president OF the old
organization, and j. w. Young, of Bal
t!more.
After the tournament dinner will be
served and the Walter Bruckner silver
trophy cup, now held by Il, H. Har-
of today'S contest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-09
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

curb today was OF smaller proporcons
eeeauss OF tbs interest that has been At,
Ntctei 10 other security markets, where
broader trading opportunities are presented
lndustriai asphalt was sEsi the early
feature reaching another high level for a
ssin Of more than ! points from the finals
Of yesterday. This early advance was
shaded near the close. Tobacco stocks were
IN good demand and frmcr. United States
steamship WAS the most active. selling up
70 new hiEh level.
Oils were featured by tho further show
OF strength In Houston OIL which advanced
movement at which price a gain OF about
- points WAS shown from the fnai OF last
week. Metals were quiet and prices were
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-09
SHOW SYMPATHY FOR ERIN
Cleveland city Council Prexcnts Ucxu-
iutfons 10 Dc Valera ON Arrival
OF His Party.
IRv Associated press l

CLEVELAND, o.. Oct. S-A COW DC
resolutions adopted by city council ~
pressing: sympathy WITH thu cauyc JIG
represents was presented TO I.lnicnn
dc Valera the Irish leadG, todL.f
The Dc Nalcla party reaC:-i C.eyc-
land this morning b" automobile srtm
Arkon. Upon arriving at Uuivcrsitl.
Circle the party was met by a receD-
tioh committee and a parade of,i600
automobiles started down town, t'1- A
salute Of twenty-onc bombs announced
the arrival Of the Irish leader az Uni
Versity Circle. -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-09
CATHOLIC PARTY's PRoaRAN
Addresses Manifesto to italian yoteS
OUTLINING Its Reform
PROPOSAL.
fBy Associated prcssl

ROME Oct. S.-The Catholic popula.
party mas addressed manifesto 70
tue country preliminary to the genetas
SECTIONS saving it's program includes
the liberty OF religious teaching IN
schools, reorganization OF the f,nanc.,
OF the country on a democratic basis
promotion OF agriculture and com.
nierce. revision .. peace treaties and
the resumption of cordial relations
~tth all peoples.
In view OF the nearness of universe,
dtSarnament.' the manifesto SAYS I've
nope TO make he Christian religion n
perenn1al SOURCE of civilization and
conscience of the people for the re-
storation or peace aud for social re.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-09
HELPS KOVNO HOSPITALS
American Red Cross Distributes Eight
Carloads Of Needed Supplies
in Iithu1nia.

kONNO. Oct S.-Thc American Red
Cross has just brought into Eovno
and surgical supplies. These articles
have been unknown to Lithuanian
doctors for at least three years and
greatly lonscd for. They are being
distributed as rapidly as possible 10
the hospitals, TO the lazarettes and 10
the local doctors I'm remote sections
under the supervision OF the Lith-
uanian Minister of Public Health and
Captain c. S. Paine, of Detroit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-09
MONEY MARKET

NEW YORK, Oct, 8-McrcantIle paper. 5
cial sixty day bills OH banks. E:a. CONNER
cial sixty.duy bills, ii5ia: demand. 4issE
$40. Ciuildcrs. demand, 81 1916: cao:ey. 81.
Lire, demand. 9s5; cables. $50. Marks dc
easy; railroad bonds strong. Time loans
strong: sixty days, ninety days and six
months bid. Call money Arm; ruling
rate. Q. Bank aeceptances. &.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-09
FaiI to Elect Officers.

Because of the small attendance at
the meeting Of the Central Trades and
Labor Council and the meeting OF the
plumb Plan League last night ut the
streets. permanent officers OF the league
were not elected. II was announced.
however. that the election of officers
VIII take place In the near future
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-09

NEW YORK. Oct. Sport movement
Middiing. 1886; stock. o4.57o
Minor ports-Stock. 1s.47.
Total tOday-Receipts, 1854: stock e07 SO
Total for week-Rcceipts. loe.Ss9; exports
Total for season-Rcceipts. sse.5sa; exports
5Sc2Jo
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. s-Higher pr;ces
prevailed In cotton today from eprninp 10
|cosc new high levels being reached for
tho bull movement now under way Fur,h0r
Improvement in the spot situation was
mainly responsible for the buying which
WAS strongest In the carly afternoon when
October traded at 1919 and prices wcrc
la bout cent pound up for the day Sno,
here were marked up cent a pound to
bales and interior points as we'll as port
|prccs. Liverpoors sales of 5000 bales on
Ia nc spot created considerable stir.
In the early trading prices were about
II. cent higher on good oables favorabI
[spot messages from the interior and the
Trains In the western belt. Following the
Ihrst riso there was period Of small rcnc-
ltions due to realizing by longs. but in the
Icarly afternoon there was a fresh bulge
Ian which the trading months went 90 10
|l0i points above yesterdays close Last
Ipricrs showed net gains for the day Of
liz to % points. The weekly crop reports
liver. considered unfavorabic. but were
hardly as bad as extremists on tho long
Eide expected and they had no great in.
9ue ncs on tho trading
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-09
NEW YORK PRODlrCE MARKET.

NV YORK. Oct. S-Cottonsccd OIL was
shorts and commission buying inspired by
bulish crop. news and the strength in
higher. Sales. ll.210 barrels. Crude quoted
i7.O: prime summer yellow. spot. o2.00: Oc-
prime winter yellow and summer white. g 80.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-09
nICHMoSD HAY MARKEr.
Wholesale Quotations on Exchange
Richmond. Va. Oct. s. 1919.

CHICAGO, OCT. S.-CoTrect ant!cIpations
prove bearish, as 10 corn had much to do
today with declines which TOOK mace IN
the corn market Prices closed unsettled
at Ne TO &c net lower, with December Ie,
l.:2k and May I.2oI 10 I.20N. Oats nm
ishcd unchanged to Itbtc higher. In pro-
visions the outcome varied from 45c off 10
a rise OF 25c.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
WHEAT-Futures not quoted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-09

NEW YORK. Oct. Sleeves. lower:
steers, s;oo0lGt9; bulls; s.5o@s.5o; cows. 400 g
$50: heifers. 1850. Calves. weak: vcHls. 1900
Gao0: cnlis. I36o@l7oo. Sheep and lambs.
easier sheer oe; ,t0G&S S SHlIs o5ooGt0o
steady. at l6.5o0I7.oo; pigs. l6co; roushs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-09

. SAVANNAH. Ca. Oct. s.-Turpentine
firm; iHh; ssies i;i: receipts. loj; ship
RosIn, arin; sales. ;ss: receipts. s7:. ship
ments; 80; stock: !o!73. Quote: q. los:
ID. 10 %; h. lh.be; +. 1875; u, 1856; H. 800 :
!: ili"; x. 1915; NJ. 1910: y. 500: VIC. so,i6
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-09
CHICAGO LIVE sTOCR MARKEr.

lower. Heavy. ls.5o9iE5O: pigs. 1925 q 475.
Cattle. receipts. 1900; unsettled. Reef
steers. s.25@Dii25. Veal calves. 1850 PIC 90.
Sheep reSe,ots, $500; iirni.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-09
IIYERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

LIVERPOOL. Oct. S.-cotton spot In good
d q, n, On, prices steady :, Good mlddlinE
low middling. 1886; good Ordinary. is.9i:
ordinary. 157I Sales. 5000 bales. includ Ing
600 American. Receipts, II,0p bales IN.
Guiding 1880 American, Futures Closed
steady. October, s0.S3 November, SsyS, De.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-09
DRY GOODS.

we're active: with prices rising. Yarns
were hrm Bur!sn markets We're quiet but
barely steady Wool goods were steady.
Pine dress goods were In active demand.
Silks were active. hosiery being bought
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-09
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COFFEE.
NEW YORK. Oct. Spot coffee quiet
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