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The Washington herald., 1919-08-16
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

The wholesale market prices yesterday ranged
about as follows:
EGGS-Stnc;ly fresh. As: average rrcripts Il;
Southern. i5c
CHEESE - New Yas State factory. Who'll.
milk Jia35c
BUTTER-S'andsrd creamery, SaaFnc
LIVE POULTRY-Roost per ID. 2or. trr.
keys. per 10. SaiOc; chickens. spring. per ID,
3aaioc; hens. FER Ii. 1a3Sc; keats. young. zach,
IOa5O~
DRESSED POULTRY Fresh killed ,prlns
chicken, Ter h. 4Oai2: hens per Ii, -; rpnst-
Crs. Ter II. &c; turkeys. per h. 4Oaisc
FORK small and neat. 24c; medium. nc:
heavy sl23c
LIVE STOCK Calves lac; lambs. ral6c;
Sherp, 4a6c.
GREEN FRCITS-A7Tles. ~ bbl. new. us
%, Fa.ke:, Ga n: Calnornil lemons. per
hoI s HaG -, rinraprles p.r crate, O0a7 %
California OTsrE :. 0ca6 30: hIaCkberries. 2Oa25
I~r quar- p.scl",, @ona5 - per crate
NEGETABLES-New r--iatoes. per bhI.. 800,
$50; No ? 5oa3o o., string bsans Ter hbl
6al ~. r|TT"rs. TT crate l5al 50; okra- per
a.. l0algsc. radizhe5 T"r lO0 1a2 n: c,Ic1mbsrs
per h"V, 7rrsl >: eEg|an'. cOol25o pr crate
Norn. nearby T"r dozen. GaiNc. cabbage new,
5a} 81 I~r hhl b-t' :s5 PER bunch lettuce,
2ma- o Tcr hasket: y Y relery Ona9 20 rer
crste. celery pHr (oz. sOal N. rpmaine lettuce.
'7l -, squash +ni1J Ter cratc: spripS onions
Sa2nn p"r IN ,uHChaS. onions per basket
-Ha2G tomatoes. nsarbr. I0a3 N rer c-ate
sweet potatoes. 8 ooa9 m per bhl: vans r.r
bbl, S O0a7 20 -
The Washington herald., 1919-08-16
Financial News--Stock Market Prices
STOCK SELLING
CAUSE is Barred
Professional Trades Inau-
ence Shown by Market
Course.
By BRoADAN WALL.

New York, Aug. 15.-That most OF
the selling in the stock market is
for the account of professional trad
ers was proved this afternoon, when
there was a general advance in the
market Immediately before the
close. Always before an extended
holiday in Wall Street there is an
evening up of contracts, and the last
few minutes of trading disCloses the
identity Of the majority party. In
market where the public pTedomi-
mates the final trading is always a
sharp decline, because they are TAX
ing profits. In a professional bear
market. the taking Of profits means
that stocks are bought and so the
last dealings cause a sharp advance.
JUS - Was the case today.
The market opened strong in the
morning, but almost Immediately
began selling of. Short covering
forced II UP and by midday there
wer- some material advances re-
corded. but particularly in those
stocks wheTs Il short interest ex-
lists. particularly in Crucible. Bald
win. Pan-American and Telephone.
Then heavy selling began again and
thIz was kept up until about an hour
before the closing.
The hnaI figures showed more de-
clIncs than advances in net. but
only a few of these were material
Even those were in stocks not very
active. as. for instance, Cuban
American Sugar. which showed ne
advance Of - points. and Central
Foundry preferred. which declined
points. Most Of the other changes
were limited TO fractions.
Authoritative statements were put
out by the Industrial Alcohol Conn
PAM, preparing the public Tor re-
duction in the dividend II three
months.
In connection with recent =harp ad-
vances Of leather and wc".sn stocks.
1t was suggested by d tanker that
these companies would ut make as
much money in the second half of the
year as in the first They entered the
yea with stocks carried over at low
prices and have sold these. Their
new business will be from raw ma
terial at nigh pIices. nd the product
WI be sold under the watChfUl eyes
Of the governments anti-prohteerlng
detectives
Persistent buying Of Royal Dutch
and OF Pan American gives life TO
the old rumor that these companies
will be merged before many months
The Washington herald., 1919-08-16
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Chicaso, AUG. l5-Highest rrices in the cnrn
market today were made toward the close
The market was in oIersod condition early
following the year movement yesterday and
initial sales were as low as 80 for September
The highest price was lS5i.. and the resting
spot / IS TO ls5A-
Traders who believe the corn crop made the
increased receipts assured We're big sellers ThurS~
day and the consequent big buyers today. To
even up their position they were forced 10
meet heavy losses.
December sold at l Il. eased on tn i2l. ad-
vsnced to 4St, where there was good pront
taking, then declined to LSit May reached
the lowest price on the crop at l 35Is but later
improved 70 lAh and closed at f0l. and
40iz
Crop reports were excellent and there was
promise Of an easier car situation, which viii
mean increased receipts Receipts Of Argentina
corn showed an increase for the week
Better demand was shown for cash oats and
the old crop was Pic 10 3c over the Sertenb<r
Price. The market closed at advances n Ia to
l%c and followed rrioe changes in corn dur
ing the Session. Cash cats declined ] to 2c
Hog products rIlad stronger. Gains Of 75c
were shown in pork. l2'z - l5r for lard and %
for nhs Packers, brokers and scattered short
interests led in buying
Chicago. Aug. lS.-Fut,re prices Of grain and
provisions:
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Aug. I5-BCTTER-Market frrn
Hdlted and unsalted fresh creamery extras. 54s
IL: do, frsts 52a5T4 do higher than extras.
- a5s State dlI-y tubs. .Gi53'z
CTFFNF-Ndrket easy: state whole milk spN-
cials, O.a5l; do. fancy, 2gkaiD: do. lower grades
--..-'. . NI-r,IL,ln whole mUk fancy young Amer
icas. j5c. state skima, specials 2h23: do choice.
lia2J, do, i4r to good. lia.7. do lower grades.
7aI3
EGGS-Market irregular; nearby white fancy.
GIaG8: do brown Sac; extra, 5ia55 frsts. ga q
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MONEY MARKET.

New York Aug IS Money 20 call m the
stock exchange opened at per ONT high. I
per cent low. w Ont; close. 81. per cent
Most Of the ds' loans werp made At Ter
ont Loans made on all industrial collateral
werr ia4's per cent.
There was very little change in the time
money market today. demand beinS very quiet
and supply not very abundant Rates. per
cent on mixed onuateral. and 81 per cent fuv
all industriaIs
Mercantile paper also showed little change,
with 5lz PER cent quoted for the bcttsr sTade
The Washington herald., 1919-08-16
WOOL INDUSTRY
IN U. S. REVEALED
Holland Tells Of Surprising
Facts Brought Out by
Bank S Survey.

Information which has been gather
ed by the Liberty National Bank OF
New York. tells in brief but accurate
detail the story Of wool in the United
States and its relation TO our pro-
duction or manufacture Of cloths ana
other textile fabrics.
In this country about six hundred
million pounds Of wool are utilized in
the manufa cture OF cloths and other
textile fabrics. Yet we only produce
about three hundred million pounds.
Therefore, our manufacturers are
compelled to enter foreign markets for
the purpose of buying wool. They
have bought the largest amount OF
wool in Argentina.
The figures which tell Of our i'm
ports OF wool from China will be
read with some establishment We
imported from the Chinese Empire
an average of $4,000. 900 pounds a
year. 1t was this traffic with China
in wool, in part, which James J.
Hill expected greatly to increase
when he established his great sys-
tenn OF international commerce be-
tween the Northwest and the Chin
ese Empire.
1t is a curious feature of the
present wool market that the law
of supply and demand seems to be
overruled. That is due to the war
and to the fact that the English
government controls Great Britain's
wool production and the United
States government is now market
ing wool.
U. s. Controlled Wool
When the armistiCe was signed
in November our textile manufsc.
turers who made use of wool found
that very small stocks OF wool
were available. The reason was
easy to discover. Most OF the wool
produced in the United States wa,
held by the United States govern
ment. There were enormous trans
actions in wool carried on by the
government while the war was in
progress.
But now the law Of supply and de-
mand seems again TO be demonstra-
ting its potancy for since November
Of last year a very great demand for
fine woolens has arisen. therefore the
price of the fine woods which were
sold by the government began to ap-
preCiate and this is said in part TO
explain the high cost OF fine woolens.
The best estimate fixes the WOO
clip OF 1919 in the entire country al
not less than 275.O00OO pounds and
possibly as much as 100000, 900
But it seems almost incredible that
The Washington herald., 1919-08-16
COTTON MARKET.

New York. Aus I5-COvering b. wal sTIett
and Llrzp""I and bsy ins hy local interests
strengthened the cotton market today. after
irregular huctuAtions which reflect the influence
q comparatively small orders.
The market tuTnsd frn during tho middle Of
the mTuIrg Best prices were established in the
last hour. Ths close was very steady at a net
ADVANCE q 70 to 81 poiI.ts.
Spot here Va5 quiet at an advance Of 80
points At $50 for middling; there were no sales
Spot At New Orleans vas quiet and unchanged
AZ 03 for uiddinz the sales were 81 bales.
Ths receipts AZ the PRINCIPAL ports were: Cal
v-1oo ?, S4; New Orleans > 5s; Mobile 4S4 A:
s3Esnnsh- $50; Augusta, go.
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RATES OF EXCHANGE.

New Yort Aug l5-TodAys rates Of e1chansr
on pinGpaf foreign markets were:
Sterling. demand 49, cables. &At. Bank
ers. 90 days As. gn DAYS 3 France, checks.
7 81: cables : s9 EelEum, chects SIS cables,
8l3 German checks 500: cables, 5G. Austns
chec4s, -. cables. 242 Holland. checks. .S7is
cables EI Italy checks 81; cables 80
Sw1ss checks, 5 a.: cables 66
The Washington herald., 1919-08-16
Rigid Inquiry Into Couse
OF Marietta, o., Accident

Marietta, o., Aug. ia rigid inves-
ugstion was In progress today into
the death OF ten children and one
adult, the probable fatal injury 70
two other children. and minor injuries
TO a score Of others in a crash Of a
picnic car and a freight train near
here late yesterday
The Washington herald., 1919-08-16

q country which contains 90 many
Advantages for sheep raising and
wool clipping as the United States
does should be compelled to buy as
much wool produced in other coun-
tries, some S00.00o.00 pounds. as IL
produces at home.-HOLIAND
The Washington herald., 1919-08-16

A bill authorizing a military merit
paose, as requested by Secretary Of
war Baker was introduced yester-
cay by Senator Wadsworth, New
York.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-16
Washington Stock Exchange.
SALEA

Washington Railway Is. Sl.TO at g.. 81, coo
zr ., 81 GO a. 62't. $500 At 62'5. 81 10 at
t-ig
Purou.ar Ezectr'c general s., 500 at 9sE-
CapIrL Tra~tirn. ) at s. , at So, . at Sc,
; A. h. ; at =. . at -
WIS IrSton RaIlvay nd, 3 at o.. % at
80 p at 49,. ) at 49,.
After call:
Columbia Grapdophore. nd a. a.
WasLiuEton Gas is, S5Or At 55
Columbia Gr1i'l0rhone M. 10 at 47sI
TUBLIU UTILITY BONDS.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-16
Site, for Aviation Fielda.

A bill TO authorize the Secretary Of
War to purchase sites for the air
service with Une1pended balances was
introduced yesterday by Senator
wadsworth, New York
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BANK STATEMENT.
Asks Military Merit BADGE.

New fat. Aps. B.-Bsnf clearing here today
were SH6z5 Ts2
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

P1ttsbirgh AUG 5-HOGS-Receipts > ON
head market lower: hesvies n 7Sa22 o., heavy
Workers. % 75a2 IS; light Yorters q 5s % %;
pigs. 2lO0a2l 50
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts SO head
market strong: tor sheep. II; top lambs, L 80
CALNBS-ReoelptS 100 head. market higher;
top, o 30.
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East Buffalo Y. Y. Aug IS S-CATTLE-Rs-
ceipts, . 50 slow and easier; calves receipts 80
active. 6Gac5 On.
HOGS-ReCeiws $50; active. Is lower
heavy. mixed and YoTkers, % 81; light Workers
p O}a % 20; pigs. 2loo; roushs 10 uoalo 3 stass
l2 Ull6SD, State, l225
SHEEP AND LAMBS-R Reoeipts l or: active
limbs. &c lower; Limbs, 10 Goals 50; Others un-
changed.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-16

COUPON
W. L. DOUGLAS SHOE CO.. Brockton. Man;
Please send prospectus of the W. L. Dou.
-glas Shoe Company and special option
certlfcate emitting me to purchase within
thirty days. shares of the 7 Der cent
preferred stock of the company. II is up-
derstood that this request incurs no obliga-
tion on my part unless after inyestigstion
! subscribe for the stock
Street address ess..,....-
City or Town wn................,
State
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NEW YORK COTTON RANGE,

New York, Aug, l5-Ranse Of cotton price.
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CURB MARKET.

FrruisheG BY suIhran Co. IN c street
sor-hECs-
, 1919-07-14

Just Received
FINEST QUALITY
LUCCA-OLIVE-OI.
EASTMAN KODAKS and FILMS
Developers, Tanks, etc.
PORTO RICO and JAMAICA CIGARS.
large assortment in boxes and packs.
PARK AND TILFORD'S
Vanilla Chocolate in half pound packs.
Almond and Nut Chocolate.
MAILLARD'S
Extra Fine Chocolate Bonbors
whole and half ID. boxes.
VICHY-WATER
CALIFORNIA FRUITS, JAMS,
Shrimps, Sweet Pickles etc.
VIRO CACAO
highly nutritious, made fron malt,
eggs etc. sold at cost.
VEGETABLE SEEDS.
FINE HAIR-BRUSHES
Stove Polish, ShinoIa, etc.
A Supply Of
COOPERS FAMOUS CATTLE DIP
in one gallon ans.
APPLE JUICE, GRAPE JUICE.
Always on Hand
GENUINE DOUBLE DISTILLED BAY RUM
Made In 81. Croix.
Loan Patterson. Frn0qrjketpd
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.

Chicago. Aug. 2S.-Agitation against
the high cost of living was the influ>
ence which dominated the grain mar
lets today. Continued liquidation was
the rule and price rallies were the
exception. The general bearish feel
ing was accentuated by sharp declines
in live hog values which We're directly
reflected in lower meat products and
to a lesser degree by smaller prices
for corn and oats.
The September pork shot down
$2.75 a barrel and closed $3.50 under
yesterdays figures. December and
May corn dragged all day and touched
now low record prices for the season
Corn closed weak and near the low
points 2%c to 37sc net lower. with
September $175% to $t.75 and De-
cemher $1.86B to s1.S7h. Oats fin
ished 1c to q C lower and provisions
Sc to $3.50 lower.
The drag of lower priced live hogs
which sagged 81 to $l.50 added to the
bearish sentiment which has followed
efforts to lower living costs, was felt
early and continued through the day.
Cash corn which has been at a gem
erous premium over the futures tun-
bed sharply declining today &c to &c
bushel, bringing the figures 12c un-
der last weeks prices. Country Of
ferings of corn were light and some
traders insisted that old corn was
still on the farms in sufficient guam
titles TO be market factor, oats
showed weakness with corn though
the declines were less sharp and evil
done Of fairly firm undertone was
seen from time to time. There was
fair support at the extreme low points
Country offerings were small and
there was little export demand.
Provisions were extremely weak
with all products touching new low
points. The proposed opening of gov
eminent stores to the public, de-
velopment in the fight against the
high cost of living together with the
break in live hogs, gave full sweep
to bearish activity Pork led in the
downturn at one time, dropping $2.75
below yesterdays closing price. A
leading packer was credited with SELL
ing lard. There was little support to
the market. At the yards rs, 900 hogs
were received and about $4,000 of the
animals were unsold at the close of
trading. Estimated hog receipts to-
morrow were placed at 5000. which
will start the day with $4,000 head on
sale. The close was weak. pork off
$3.50, lard from S5c to s1.S2 lower
and ribs SLIP to s1.S5 lower The
September product finished; Pork,
$4,000; lard, s27.20 and ribs, $21.2Q.
Closing prices:
Corn-Sept., $L75&; Dec, s1.s6%
Oats-Sept., zoe; Dec, 72%c
Pork-Sept., $4,000; Oct, s36.25.
Lard-Sept., $272O; Oct. $27.15.
Ribs--Sept, $2120; Oct, $21.40.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE.

Chicago, Au. -Butter-Market
higher. Creamery, 47@54c.
Eggs-Market higher Receipts 81
OLA cases. Firsts, Al " @421ac; ordi-
nary firsts, 36@3Sc; at mark. cases
included 3S@41c; storage pack firsts,
43@431ac.
Poultry-Alive, higher. Springs,
31c; fowls, sic.
Potatoes-Market steady. Arrivals
81 cars. Minnesota Early Ohios
sacked. carlots, s2.50@2.65 cwt.;
Idaho Rurals, sacked, carlots, $3.50
cwt.; Irish cobblers. New Jersey sack
ed, carlots. $3.25@3.40 cwt.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-29
FINE HOME FOR SALE

Eight-room modern house, hardwood
floors, basement, hot water heating
plant, sleeping porches, fire place,
garage, corner lot. lawn and shade
trees. If you want a good home this
will suit you ana the price is right.
A. L. MARTIN CO.,
Real Estate, Fire and Automobile
Insurance.
2l6 w. Gold Ave. Phone 1856
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Kansas City. Aug, 2S.-Cattle--Re
ceipts 10000. aearket lower. Steers,
$500 a 1850; heifers, s625@14.35;
cows, $13.00@15.O0: stockers, $500
11.25.
Hogs-Receipts 1000. Market low
err Heavies, $1s.5O@1s.50; medium
weights, $500 @19.75; lights, SITS
q 1915; sows, $4,000 1880; pigs,
SIC. 90 a 1000.
Sheepr7Reoeipts ia, 600. Market
lower. Lambs. st1.25@15.75; ewes,
sS.25 q 1850.
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FOR RENT-Apartments

FOR RENT-Wills share an apartment with
two teachers. or ladies employed use
OF kitchen and large sleeping porch. Phone
1871.
FOR RENT-Three rooms and screened
porch, apartment, we'll furnished. piano:
two blocks from postoffice no sick. In
auire room %, over Golden Rule store.
FOR RENT-Apartments; completely fur
nished; modern apartment in private
home. -Four rooms. bath. reception hall
screened porchi garage; no children. e15
West Coal.
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WANTED-Salesmen

WANTED - Salesman who understands
motors TO sell piston rings; liberal com
Address Sales Manager 1n2 North
"a m nbei street. I'll pasn TAvas
WANTHD--I want two ar three ~ stock
sftsSmen: I want Npu nav; don't care
what you have sold before; have sto,it
that leads all others, and one kid could
sell, See Mr., Mason, Hotel Savoy, today.
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Denver livestock

yDenver Aug. 2s.--Cattle-Re Receipts
5000. Market lower. Beef steers.
Slo.0o@ 1850; COWS and heifers. $500
@ $50; stockers and feeders. $500 q
HOO; calves, sS.00Q12.0Q.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-29
NEW YORK COTTON.

New York, Aug. 2S.-Cotton futures
closed quiet. Oct, 1850: Dec. 1896;
JAM, 31.92; March. 3197; May, S2.23.
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MONEY TO LOAN

CONFIDENTIAL loans on jewefry. dia-
monds Liberty Bonds. pianos. automo-
hilss etc. Tow rates. Henry p. Rothman.
III South First Bonded to the stats Of
New Naxica
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NEW YORK METALS.

New York. Aug. sS.-copper and
iron, unchanged.
Lead--Easier. Spot. $3.50 $50;
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FOR SALE--ReaI Estate

FOR sAfE-Real estate ii Las Vas 80
Z feet frontage. 17s feet deep close in (:
small hNuse on lets: ideal location for
home. Inquire Of Mrs NJ. Rutenbeck. santa
re, N. ~
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GOOD HOME,

HURRY! HURRY! HURRY If you want
It, there is only few like it for sale at the
price, 50, 500 Five-room and good porches,
shingle bungalow, hardwood floors buhtln
features, fire place, good trees,
II. MeCLUGHAN,
Phone G72. 2Of West Gold
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FOR SALE

SO, 700-5-room brick, modern, well
built. convenient to shops; terms.
5,500-9-room, 2-story brick, mod
ern, completely furnished, suitable
for rooming house or small apart
ments: corner lot, North End st.
1,500-4-room frame, bath, SO 1T.
lot, garage, North Sth St.
81, 000-5-room frame, modern, 4th
ward, close in; terms.
$3650-5-room frame bungalow, mod
ern, hardwood floors throughout,
garage, lawn, fruit trees, shrub
berry; an attractive home; North
Second street.
$1,000 apartment house, rooms
and glassed porch on each side,
modern, completely furnished, rents
for $40 per month, third ward
close in.
$3000-5-room brick, modern, large
rooms, good porches, near car line
Fourth ward.
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TYPEWRITERs

TYPEWRITEPS--All makes overhauled and
repaired Ribbons for every machine.
Albuquerque Typewriter Exchange. Phone
1tl 100 South Fnnrfh tfofs &.
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STOCK EXCHANGE
PRICES ADVANCE;
STEEL IS FEATURE
Attitude of Labor Leaders Has
Much to Do With Confidence
Expressed By Investors at
Financial Center.


New York Aug Is Speculative
isfaction today at the attitude OF or
ganized labor in connection with the
railroads and steel industry and
stocks were bid UP briskly at the out
set.
Crucible Steel was the spectacular
feature, jumping almost twelve points
in the first hour, soon losing much of
It's advance, but coming forward
again later in net gain of seven
points.
American Wooden. Baldwin Loco
motive, General Motors, Hide and
Leather preferred American Car and
several of the representative oil issues
were included among the distinctive
features at the gross gains Of four to
almost seven points.
Other speculative shares were two
to four points higher at their best and
rails and shippings gave a better ac-
count of themselves, their gains of
one to three points being accompan-
led by what seemed to be substantial
accumulation.
United States Steel was more steady
than at any period since the labor out
look assumed its serious aspects but
forfeited a large. fraction of its gain
IN the maj dealings. Total sales, $780,
600 shares.
Sterling exchange rose to its maxi
mum of the week, but reacted on
cables stating that the Bank of Eng
land had ceased to pay interest on
Foreign deposits. Bonds were steady
in the main with Liberty issues and
internationals slightly variable. Total
sales, $10,200A00. Old United States
bonds unchanged on call.
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WANTED-Board and Room

= = : $4,000
WANTED For out -of-town students. must
be reasonable price; prefer close-ln.
Albuquerque Business College. phone ssI.
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Sept, $5.7O@5.9O.
Spelter-Dull East st. Louis de-
livery. spot offered at 1885, Sept,
81 60
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WANTED--I1ouses

WANTED-To buy five OF slx-room house
must be reasonable. Phone 1717,
WANTED-In a few days, 3 or 4-room fur
nished modern house. not over S25\ Of
$50 per month. Phone 24O or write Box ass
city
WANTED TO BUY-The best or 6
room house obtainatle direct from ownar
Must be modern and not too old; must have
sleeping porches. Give number and loca-
ton and lowest cash price. Address House
keeper, care Journal