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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-25

VIEW YORK. Dec 2t.--ln spite of the hoi-
iday character OF the curb market today
Inn sjnp. INC consequent light volume OF transuc-
IONS TWO OF the oil Issues. Phillips Pctro-
t ram ana White OIL. scored spectacular adj
cra' I.s 10 record high levels on buying gem
in,,!:, UNDERSTOOD to be for Inside sources
. ..IIat were generally steady with no
vopS,mi iIraturcs and very light saics. Not
wns s o,9er a. factors &C the Christmas closing
the long Interests, n decided .,incrcnre fro,"
htc Christmas OF 1918 49, A''-
fhiilps Petroleum gained A., points I'm Ca
vanishing Its high record and White OIL
vas falnsr by 3's points. Various other
=, inc mining securities wero without specla,
intercst. although practically every active. is :
lions. "'' trahsaC-
Curb list:
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RALEIGH. y. G.. Dec 24-Congrcss-
inan.c!"c clyde Ilocy's majority in
INC Ninth district, was reduced to H.
49, 10y. The official canvass OF the votes
made here today by thc State Board of
f!cciIons. Following the certitication
o! this vote 10 the Governor, the com :
H'R6ion was mailed TO tho new Con-
gresham ana If Mr.. EurlcsOn'S mail fl :
Cn!'ics functions with Il hoped for eff
hcicncy. the commission will reach the
by man in time to he placed on the
IAriS tlnaS tree as present from the
people of his dlStrict
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SITS FUEL OIL ADVANCES
Department OF Justice Investigate,
Complaints OF lnOrdinnte In
crenScs In Prices.

INGTON. Dec e4rom.
plants made by coastwisc SHIPPING
interests In the Pacific States against
Whtt IS claimed as IAN inOrdinatc in
1918 have been made tho subiect Of
a special inquiry by Acknowledgement
~ i,al'ncr through the bureau Of in
TcStiSation Of the Department or
justice and i decision will be rem
h"rcn shortly, IL was announced TO-
HlShl ~ the department.
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QUIT STRANDED SHIP
Rough Weather CompeIs Suspcnsion M
sni'uke Worb on Steamer on
tRrOiinn Coast.
icy Assncin,cd pr.ss

NORFOLK. VA, Dec. 24-With three
ahcn"rs lost and another broken, the
COAST guard cutter. Manning and
wrsckinG tugs, have been forced 10
SUSPEND WORK on salvaging the strand
90 steamship. West Potent. which is
ashore on Oregon Intent, seventy
miles below Cape Henry
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ASHlNirpH, Dec. 24.-t:eneral
Pershing's tour or inspectIon Of mil
lazy posts In the Far West and along
tic McSic1a border viii end in the
mtIdl" OF February. Memphis, Tenn,
February 10. and New Orleans. Fcbru-
afy ~ arc the lust cities 30 he visited
according 10 An official program for
the lat naIr OF his TIP made public
tO4lN.
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DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Mrs. Sarah Anne Browder.

Mrs. Sarah Anne Erowder. widow OF
phii. Browdcr. died at her home, 1906
Everett Street yesterday afternoon at
$40 o'clock. She was "A years old.
she rs survived by five daughters, Mrs.
j.. w Avery. Mrs. j. c. Williams, Mrs.
". l.. Savory and Miss Hattie ana
Carrie Browder.
Funeral services will be conducted
at the home Friday afternoon at ;
O'Clock ny Rev. II. V. Carson. Inter-
ment Will be in Maury Cemetery
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John II. Wood

Funeral services for John n. Wood
-. a. veteran Of the War Bctwcen the
states, we're held at . o'clock yester.
day afternoon, from Richardsons uu-
dertnlinE parlors. The Rev. Mr.. Ed.
wards. of Tabernacle Baptist Church
ofIiciatcd
Mr.. wood died at his home ut AZ
North Elm Street Tuesday.
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WILLS LIQUOR TO BROTHER
Peter Loftus Now Making Inventory of
His tecentIy-Acquired
Legacy.
IBy Universal Service.l

WASHINGTON. Dec. 24-Peter Lof
tns may crave no favor from any man
henccrorth: The will of his brother.
austin LOTUS, filed with the registrar
or Wills today provides that Peter Shall
liquor OF which may die possessed. .
Peter tonight was making an inven-
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j.. "addy IIDSydcp Dead.

ANDERSON. s. G. Dec. al Waddy
h'"G"n. for years prominent in South
tfh n"W"napcr circles who died sud-
urniS last week while NJ work on a
r"tt N'FtA, Ten. newspaper. wag
buried mere today.
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Nine Missing in ASYLUM rtrc

men, who were among tho ffty-thrcc
Hlih!y insane patients accommodated
- an outlying building Of Connecticut
,iHHp'aI i2f IN" Insane, were missing
t"Jay a. the result Of lnst nights mr..
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u. -. Russell Found Guilty.

WI" NIfi.'i, Der. 2t--R. Il. Russell,
charged WIN acdltious conspiracy ir,
VnnhcciI"n with tho general strike In
M'nLIp.G Iant MAY. today was found
fnliy by jury on All acycn counts
~ tho Indictment returned agaIns, him.
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BrIti.h Stenn,rr Land.

DELLA WARE BREAK WATER, DEL.
pee. - THE British steamer Princess
MAY. Jamaica for New York which
sent out wireless calls for assistance
several days ago. when $50 rnilee; south
Of sandy Hook, arrived here today
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CIIAUl .OTTESNIII.E, Dec. 24--Mrs
Edna Drisco!l.. wife OF DIR. .. Il. Dris-
tcrday afternoon at "a local hospita
following a cerebral hemorrhagc.
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i.Idridsc W. Hall.

,LfNCHiiUItG. Dee. 24.--iIldridge w.
Hall. CO. died today at the Home and
Retreat Hospital, his death being due
to apopiexy and pellaSra. He was a
native Of Campbell County.
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VIII cell my 1918 5-passcnre, Bu,e.
ms car has been driven about
iVVVo miles by private owner an,i
Is IN GOOD condition. Two almost
hsw cord tires. Other tires in !sir
shape GOOD paint and new ion,
WIN be clad TO demonstrate, A.
dFsss r ios. caro- Times Dispatch
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Charlie. y Rntfo.

I.YNCIiHURG. Dec. c4.-c,harles 2
Hutton, &c, died Monday night at hi
home at Walkers Ford OF pncu
menia.
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daughter. Mrs. J. Il. Warren. and one
son. y. -. Chandler
II. T. Cauthorn.

, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Dec. FIT r.
Sauthorn IS. one OF the most promi-
ncnt citizens of Tappahannock. Es-
sex county. died last night He was
active In the mercantile life and pub
nc affairs He is survived By three
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bolCk-L:ttie Six sedan. 1871 model IN
>, pcIicct repair: wire wheels: cord tires:
! 800 hnr- Wilson Motor Corporation. $50
Work and price guaranteed
IiiA LMEtS Gar cheap. Motor Mechanics
-. rear llle Hanover Avenue.
Il EfitOLE1-Fo sale. Chevrolet Bsby
Lrahn touring car. in excellent condition.
ArranEs tS:ns II desired. Buyer cali Madi-
CHEVROLET Baby Grand. 1915 model IN
nIst class condition. $3.50. Call Bou!o-
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Thoma, *. Chnndi.r

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Dec. 70
Thomas Il Chandler. SO, formerly OF
Caroline County. died yesterday at
Newport News. lilo is survived By one
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George McUenrv DooI.y
Mrr. Ednn Drl.coII.

LYNClIBURG, Dec. 24.---GeorEc Nc.
Henry Dooicy, 20. died Monday at his
home al bedford Springs.
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Mo- SaIIie f...L

LYNCIIBURG. Dec. 24"M-. s,llio
cash, S3. died Monday at her home
IN Madison Heights. She Is survived
by ten children
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SCGAR Il.

NEW YORK, Dec, 2I-The loca, mark.,
Tor raw sugar was auieter today. and while
was easier with holders Offering more freely
Dece mhcr clearance and shipment were Of
lered al II cents cost and freight in first
The market for. refined was unchanged
for old crop which is listed on the ba sis
of Sc for fine granuIatcd but little. II any
sugar Is available at that quotation. One
rcilner is Offering crops at 1870, while
another is said to be Offering at from ICE;
to l1c for delivery after January 10.
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Markets
Continued from Ninth PAGE
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

n, GniIcAG0, Dec. a.IIoga: receipts. 1900
1875 q 1855: pigs. I2.25 a l325
aia u =, reec.p;s. 800: :irm Beef steers
az 1Sss: i'p feeder and stocker steers
sheep. receipts seC0 stronr J,rhe - :.
glSa; ewes. 4.15 r. 10 - "
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
DRY GOODS

NEW YORK. De- ioe5otion Goods ,oaay
reached their highest prices for the ycar,
somo print cloth constructions selling dur
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NEW YORK. Dec 2t.-FinaI prices OF Lib
crty bonds today were: Siss. 1902: lst IL. o. 80
IND a. 2i:cS: LIST iHs. $40: End AIS. ai.as
S!d 45ts, $3.50: tth IA. 9i3S; Victory 3st. 1886
Eictory 1S4H or. =
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very firm, and raw silk higher Burlaps
were steady. whilo wool goods were firm.
FINANCIAL

LONDON. Dec. 2i.I,ar silver 77,sd per
ounce: money. 394 per cent. Discount rates:
port bills. t's per cent: three months bills.
6.s per cent.
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CHICAGO, Dec 2t-HoCs: rern,n,< 10 ofn
closed weak; part OF early advance OF 10 70
10 isc sz LOST. bulk 1872 iS6o TOP i3.o; heavy.
1850; light light. l3.Goaia.2J; heavy narkinr
Sowsi S 81 IL. - lS.l5: packing Sow.
Cattle: receipts. Zoo: firm Beef steers
ncainm and heavy weight. choice and prime
sh'n -oU: medium and good. liz OBS IS !:
common 3;s@ll25. Iigh weight. good and
snolcr; hteg 1880 common and medium,
sung li0; butcher cattle. hcifcrs S50nH1S.
COWS So 1890: Gamers and cutters, So
~ ~ yea ca!ves, l5.nTis5o: feeder steers,
o-ET!2"o. Stockcr steers, G006Sl0aj
sheer: receipts. 5000. strong: lambs. 1850
~ III: cults and common. 1I.75a 1850: ewes,
mon l1Jm;75 1900 81" Soiii :
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NORTHWESTERN or,

NEW YORK. Dec. 2I-Cottonsced oil wa.
firm and higher on buying OF May and July
by local rchners and short covering inspired
by tho advance IN cotton and lard. Final
bids wcrc % to 43 points net higher for active
months. Sales. 1890 barrels. Crude mar
kets were strong. Prime crude. 1925: prime
summer yellow spot. eG5: January. 2i55:
March. clo7: May. TIA. Prime winter yell
low and summer white, nominal.
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PRODUCE MARKETS.
COFFEE.

NEW YORK. Dec. eA,-frehoiiday condi-
lures today with trading quiet ana prices
siead!er on some scattered covering. The
opening was 20 points higher and the
market closed at n not advance of TO .
points with March selling at 1915 and July
AT lo.33. The business included exchanges
Of March for September at 10 points and
larch for July al q points. December and
January. h,3; March. i"l7; May. 1874: July.
81 " W.
Very few cost and freight offers were re-
cclved but resale of Santos 4s was re-
ported at &c London credits.
Cables from Brazil were again DELAYED
rcsterdaya cable. which was not posted un
reis in the Rio market. and OF " pence in
RIO exchange on London. while Santos fu-
port receipts. $1,000; Jundiahy receipts. GOO
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NEW ORLEANS Dec. 2i.--Rough rice, no
sales; receipts. 5.te9 sacks. millers receipts.
5.i69 sacks
Clean rice. strong: sales: Honduras. 30!
rockets, to l27.; Japan. 4e0 pockets. 1cis
Rhine Rose. 2.Sc6 pockets: ~ 70 i2E: receipts.
la,h3. Bran, $500; Polish. $500.
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roo LATI. TO CI.AsSII.,.

WAITED. by January !, lady assistant
phy ana typswr!,inr required. Salary. $50
p pi"efk. ,iioura 20 9. Gail at 707 Pro-
Ksndoinh ESQ or Randolph sofa :or en-
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PRICES OF BEEF CUTS

. Richmond. Va Dec. a. 1919
Quota tons yesterday showing the ~hnI.
sale prices OF beef cut. follow:
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In Men1orfam.
STEAMBOATS,.

Passenger and Freight Services.
NEW YORK to LIVERPOOL
Carmani. Dec. 81, Jan. 81, Mar. @
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH,
CHERBOURG and SOUTHAMPTON
Maurctania, Dec. 30, Feb. 13, Mar. 20
Imperator. ...... Jan. 24, Feb. IF
= NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH,
HAVRE and SOUTHAMPTON
Royal George, Jan.2f, Fcb.2f, Mar.21
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH,
CHERBOURG and LIVERPOOL
SarOnla Dec. Fl
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH,
HAVRE and LONDON
SaxOnia. .......... Dec. 81, Feb. z
NEW YORK to PIREAUS and
TRIESTE
IaHuouIa Jan. ~
NEW YORK to DANZIG
shaSAd FCD. y
NEW YORK, L'DERRY, GLASGOW
Columbia Jan. 10, Feb. z, Mar. G
b17 14th ST., N. W., Washington, ID. @.
or Local Agents.
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PETERSBuRG PEANUT MARKHT

Neported bv Eodgers PInmmcr & Co. Ire.s
SPANISH: Farmers stock. Market strong.
3?5 per bushcl.
vIRGINIAS: Farmers stock. Market firm.
Fancy Jumbo. 9iac pcr h.
Extra Prime. SIC per lb.
Prime. SIG lh.
Smelling Stock. &c to Sc per h.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
In hIenorian,

7 - -
passed & ny n nH;S PHI WSS
sif1R bm1e,S slsSe Tb n thy bed
s"ee, GS9m the Movers und fraE yTnrs;
About thy grave. now haiiowed bv an,
Warm blow tho winds and softly fan ~.
onm ,nnn,, tho SHOWS upon thy sacred
Coz % gave; and In His time took back mai,
Slut fs5 fS you as% n.s
''''"'y ana staunch az yondcr mount,;,In
You fought the fight ana glorious victory
stilicd thy truo heart and hushcd thu, cor,,,
Cold now that once strong. b.,,,u, 80,
fe' ih niatIa VIC mourn. tho angels n musi
NStD% sfan S2o. 50 brave, 50 '; %,i.. SO
LE ~ ;,sn Ievips FHem2ry q our dear SON
months ago December ii. 1879 1919 d'ed 'iHht
w a%TS' o }SsTs enjoy 10Y hi, Gqr ss5nE boy
Since you gave passed away.
W., wcr" happy here together
AS We laurhcd and talked together
For VIC loved each other so.
But the bitterness OF parting cannot be don.
bright and happy day. 00S 0" that
VIC would sacrifice ali pleasure. endure any
II we could only clasp you In our arms
f.--.----- Father Mother and Sister,
our darIns:a f bob but lSy,nS TG11cmSr.nc.
""' VINO died July -. 1915.
or Anh h,s our nssr.s are ied ' w,S pain
il @ c S@nsh h Eogld vd be ,d heaven
Mother Fa'heyro a and fV Grsn aaTan
OF ,nH 1dar sad I'd but loving reinc1nbrancs
ntfF b.r
Christ Ci. n; wilton i, who died four Years ago
one W true. Kind and courteous. tender and
YIN amiinf hf fsce ar I'd Gys s r
men III memory finger and viii ever last,
She had Ereat treasures You eou DOT not sr m,
10 the rreces- 's rf, P Of IroT .bo'e
HUSBAND ana Children
Funeral Directors. A
PHAuP-Edwin rhaup. funeral dI1ecio,
M :Gf T Isl sndSph Es as Main SSss
Lost nnG Found. 10
Be- A DS, String white bone beads. tire, cor.
rh aRs & Gs1fs n: S.s. ss &s
nH%2Ssn 81 S.,n s;ssi w.ss:.sa2
Iolnh ' s2s f ls5w WI1h pearls Phone Ran
COLLIE DoG-Stra y.d. from 1924 C.ri.nd
COLI, yeg 5,as haTEn I,eLshs Brown and wnits
collar wiih Adams. Hermitage Parl on r.
hs Gpn i :f'"I9 above address or phone
Noit,iIlE bOIi--l.cst. straycd or stolen
come doE, Answers 10 name Rob n,
wWhrd II returned TO Mrs. Frank IIarrIsn,,
i i,nh IA Charles City Road Route No
HAND nAG-I-ost. hand bar between os-
Is, Dorhc turnpike and Fourteenth and Mnin
OH cots; ltcward. Phon. Madison cisI.J'
fiN-i.ost. SATURDAY. crescent nin with -
p"arIa. Reward IL returned 10 is"i t:n.
low .NNonme Highland Park
ION EI5cOk--Los'. small pocb.; hooi
with 81" In gold. 80 anu 81: ,.ci,IP,,.
,lhs. Reward kandoinh taa3.J
PtKSE-i.ost at Main Street Station, -,
5oih at sac. black purse coni.in,nr
SYS notes and .everaI other .maii~r ~,
= t::oI I1 reWarh Address q. n. johnson. r
";h 1T i, Monday, afternoon In Gin.
,nnsass!et Reward II returned to 800 jia ~.
;;n II Decelnber &C. between Pos
Du.S riEe. a gold wrist watch win mo
ilhIiais v h T.. back. Gail E.naol,.h
s92l-J Reward Offered. .
"niCu CIiAHM-I.ost. gold qua ritz w.,tb
marin hound with gold band Lost ~
,wweech Slftn ana Leigh and broad Str..,.
sSp reward Phone Madison Igss.W 20.
en- Nopn 200. Professional BuiIdinr
AUTOMOBILES
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CHEVROLET 40,
1918 MODEL.
LOOKS LIKE NEW CAR. RUN AROUr
'.no MILES. CHEAP TO QUICK BUYER
sEYEN-PASSEEGER PAIGE.
1918 MODEL.
THIS CAR HAS BEEN REBUILT:
E0UIPPED WITH CORD TIRES: PAINT
4SD TOP IN EXCELLENT CONDITION.
KLINE. 1920 MODEL
THIS CAR HAS ONLY BEEN RUN Id
NILES HERE is YOUR CHANCE TO
CET AN ABSOI.UTELY BRAND-NEW Can
NJ CONSIDERABLE DISCOUNT.
FORD TOURING
DEMOUNTABLE RIMS, SPEEDOMETER
S SE2S AC!; bArTEhY: MECHANICALLY
.A MAXWELL.
CAR FOR $780,
Markell. INC,
81 EAST MAIN ST. RAN 1896
DISTRIBUTORS
MARMoN- PAiGE-RoAAiER
New-York tribune., 1919-01-31
Record of Stock and Bond Averages

moderately yesterday on fairly active
trading Wednesday displayed better
tone and closedr . q more higher
stock the target OF heavy selling opera
ns the recovery gain Of full point at 90 Is
er Of 81 POO shares early the day Other
ee were firm strong Bethlehem Steel 81 closing 7S SO 34
Speculative large extent the automobile
l motor accessory stocks gained Motors
81 sadebaker 3 Corporation ga, Kelly
snrDgield Tire , 3-4 L. s. Rubber -
AMONG the other strong industrial list
Products International Harvester preferred A New York
r developed pronounced weakness and declined Ia
nons ON transactions of shares
Pool operations Hide and Leather preferred
which ID and closed points up at S. new high record
Consolidated Gas vast 8 II.
Bond prices firmly maintained rule and the Liberty Loan
issues
New-York tribune., 1919-01-31
C. O I'LL 10 O ditie S
/ r, d u $ tri al
Cotton

A moderate rebound in cotton prices,
70 lowing the severe break on Wednes
day was attended by reports that
planters in the South were likely to re-
duce their acreage this spring, owing
to the downward tendency of the mar
ket. Indications Of increased exports
within the next few weeks, as the re-
suit of lower ocean freight rates, also
helped to give a tirmer tone to the mar
kct, but the curtailment of mill opera
tions and lack of Improvement in the
goods trade were phases of the market
situation which tended to check en-
thusiasm on the buying side. Rallies
from the opening quotations We're not
maintained. closing prices being 10
points lower to 10 points higher for the
day.
Selling orders sent in from the South
overnight We're accompanied by reports
that more spot cotton was Offering in
some sections. Liverpool houses
bought
There was both local and Southern
selling on the late reaction, and the
easier tone Of the market brought out
some OF the cotton bought earlier in
the day.
According to reports reaching here
from some sections of the South farm
ers are figuring to plant for only a
10000, 600 bale crop next spring. These
reports appeared in line with the opin-
ions expressed by some OF the members
of the local exchange who own planta-
tions in the South and say they viii re
duce their acreage should there be no
improvement in p"ices.
Exports for the day were 26.5S4 bales,
making 2,425,919 50 far tins season.
There were rumors during the after,
loon that Belgian interests had re-
emily placed orders with domestic
nippers for about $4,000 bales of cot
on, and that these supplies were ex-
Yected to move in the near future.
The local market for spot cotton was
quiet and unchanged at 26.70 for mid
ding, compared with 31.65 the year be-
tore. There were no sales of spot.
The range of prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1919-01-31

New York: close. close ago
Corn. No. 3 yellow sf.45 Sf.44aa
New-York tribune., 1919-01-31
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF
SCHOLL MANUFACTURING COMPANY

THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stock
holders OF this COMPANY will be held ON
O'Clock IN the afternoon, at the one. of
tho company. sss Broadway, New York
for the purpose Of eectinG a Board OF
Directors, two inspectors serve at all
elections Of stockholders during the ensu-
Ing year, receiving and acting upon the
reports OF the officers and 20 amend bv-
laws so as to elmins e the publication ~
notice Of annual meeting and for fhe
transaction OF such other business AZ may
properly come before the meeting
d. W. LANDON, Secretary.
Dated January 30. 1919
New-York tribune., 1919-01-31
COTTON STATISTICS

Yesterday. Last wk. Last yr.
Port receipts 1929 22s11 1850
Exports ...... 2o,52+ 17,516 -
Exports season 2.425,919 2.321 .2o9 2,439.o41
N y stocks. 8o,7A2 9O,12f 1877. GAG
Port stocks .... ,398.436 ,4o3.-33 1892. .175
Interior receipts S.34O 18,O3+ 1926
Interior shipm'ts 1888 1885 2o,a25
N Y. arrivals. 375 1,429 7.943
Liverpool Cables Spot cotton quiet;
middling ; points lower at l6.6Sd; good
midding points higher at 20.35d.
SAFES 1000; American. 700. Imports.
Is 600; American, $4,000. Futures
opened irregular, st "a to so points
lower Closed steady at net decline
of Is to ~ points. Jan. l7.64 Feb,
1913; March, 14.0l; April, 1889. Man
chester: Yarns in more demand;
cloths more doing.
Southern Spot Markets Follow. Au-
gusta quiet, unchanged at % 80; sales.
2S7 bales. Memphis dun, unchang ID
at 2Sc; sales $50 bales. Houston
nominal. unchanged IT 27.50; sales 142
bales Little Rock quiet, unchanged at
26. so; sales 5l3 bales. Galveston quiet.
unchanged at 2S.25 sales 900 ba es.
New Orleans quiet, unchanged AT - 80 ;
sales . 502 bales. Nj bile nominal un-
changed at $3.50; IA. es 10 bales Sa-
vannah nominal. unchanged at soc :;
sales nil. Charleston do Norfolk
quiet, 100 points lower, at 2lc sales
1873 bales. Baltimore nominal, l00
points lower. at 25c; sales nil.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-31
dividend NOTICES
GREENE CANANEA COPPER CO.
READING COMPANY

Philadelphia. January Is. 1912
The Board OF Directors has declared from
the net earnings quarterly dividend OF
TWO per cent ESQ on the Common Stock
of the Company. to be paid on February
13. 1912 to the stockholders Of record s,
Tho close OF business. January 20. 1919
Checks viii be mailed 20 stockholders who
have hled dividend orders with the Treas
urer. JAY v. HARE. Secretaiv
New-York tribune., 1919-01-31


The statement also confirmed other au
thorities who have repeatedly called
attention to the extensive needs in
Europe for foodstuffs of all kinds. Ap-
parently the only thing standing in
the way of a large export movement
is the question of transportation.
Corn-A sharp rally occurred in this
market, and at the close of the day
values were 3 to Az cents net higher.
There was considerable selling around
the opening, but throughout the day
shorts were good buyers.
Small receipts at interior points and
firmer tone to the cash position had
the effect Of checking speculative sell
ing pressure. Reports of cheap Argcn-
tine offers lacked confirmation. The
Argentine market was weak and labor
conditions there were against exporta-
tions.
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