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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-07-31
PRESIDENT SEES
DEMOCRATS TO-DAY
Discusses Peace Treaty and
Itinerary of National Tour
With White House
Callers.
Nv Assoeiatsd Press.

Washington. July as-Prestdens
Wilson began discussion OF the peace
treaty today With democratic senators,
Further conferences with republican,
senator's. q dozen Of whom already
have visited the White House, were
held in allegiance.
Senator Thomas, democrat. OF Colo
rado, was the frss caller today, re-
manning with the prss:senS for asif an
hour. He described his talk with the
president as highly satisfactory but
refused TO go into details regarding
the discussion.
Representative Hudspeth asked the
president TO include Ell Paso, Tex. in
his itinerary. Mr.. Wilson satd he
hoped to include Ell Paso.
Senator johnson Calls.
Senator Johnson. Of South Dakota
another White House caller, said after
his talk with the president that. In his
opinion, the treaty either must be ac-
eepted by the Senate without change
or fatty rejected. Any reservations
he said. woaid lead to complications.
Senator Johnson invited the presi-
dent TO visit Sioux Falls and Mitchell
S. D.. during his SWING around the
circle" but the president did not give
! definite answer.
Senator S:t.E A.i.e.. sid he DID
not discuss the treaty with the psssi.
dent and declined to reveal the naturs
Of their conversation.
Representative Upshaw AID seyera'
other Georgia congressman invited the
president TO include Atlantis in his ttin-
erary.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-07-31
PLAN TO TOUR SOUTH
AMERICA BY AlRPLANE

New York. July GA years Aerial
cruise from New York to South Amerl-
en- will sbs started next month by Ma
jor S. T.. Parker ana g. Talbot Will.
cox. formerly members CT the royal air
force. it is announced here. The tour
will be made in a three passenger flY-
ing boat equipped with a $50 horse
power motor and carrying wireless
telephone and telegraph aSparatuaA
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-07-31
CORN PRICE :
UP CENTS
BY Associated Press.

Chicago, July s9.-panger that tho
domestic corn crop OF 1919 viii oe cut
in two by drought and hot winds re-
suited TO-DAY in hosting prices moro
tina 8 cents Z hushel, Reports were
current that Se erop in the centsa,
states had already been damaged 30
per cent
Active buying ed the December
delivery To the higlsest ,si yet this
season. si,TsAs. as against st.s6&g
i,66A at the close on Saturday.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-07-31
BY xs.sted prsss

Washtngsor. Ialg ss.-IAvassigation
o operations 81 the sasiae ceast oil
companies by the feSeral%trade
Rasssen. ss rrossdsd IN . Senasa rssa-
fasisn iatsoducnd hwSenatsr Roanssex
ter Washington The Resolutions re
aaests etsat every phase OF the On hass
Rssss both prsdasinS And ~saargeting NJ
gene inso. with p-srsiSuiar reeersacst Ia
fasl OH
In nsroducanS sSs resosgtsan rpin
dexter declared thaE ecEsnxsxers ga
the eaast are required 10 paw A,sS 81
barrel for Ias2 oil which " sria Ia New
Qrfeans at SO cents
stnassaach as the FRef&S ecast.
Through its Califexnia Gil EelS& pre-
ducss nacre OIL than II eonSaHaessSShers
is no excuse goF the Scast prices W.
{ eeeding Atlantic or Ga1 prices IN
| declared.
That the investigation. II osdesed.
will bAve a direct bearing On ths whole
cos Of living question was asserted hy
/ E~osndexter. who said -faeI on eaters
Into the cos price Of nearly every
commodity.
CONSUMERS who have filed peetests
with me claim hat the price OF oil On
ths ks1cs1e coast Is arh5sraraS Axeu
BY the Standard OIL Cosnpany, OF Cali
fcrnias~ said Posndexters There is
nc real competition. The Standardas
control has brought it enormous pro-
ATS enabling Il to pay dividends in the
last three ear OF 1ss per ma Last
yesrss prost was stasoee, Gee AMI an es-
innate based On the FIRST six months
shows that or 1919 will be mil,ions
higher. In the shISs ysars when the
Standard has paid these 1sS per cent
dividends. pesees III fuel Oil on the
coast s advanced nsasty three
fold.
P~oindexser's resolution directs the
commission To NAY p~artisesar attention
TO the Standard OH the Jasea ana the
General Petroleum Companies and zee
report TO the Senate what. u any,
comhinagaons in restraint OF trade. Oh
unfair competition hsve existed and dc
exiss and. Il any, the effect they have
had on the market price OF fasa OH
gasoline and other petroleum. prod,
ucts.
Recommendations are invited iron
the commission 20 meet the condition
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-07-31
EDICI Of HUNGARY
RURT|NG bella KUN
Allied Ultimatum Against Red
Leader Resulting In Turning
Sentiment Against
Communists.
sly Associated Press.

Paris. 5uly, as-Traops OF the Hun.
sarian soviet government at Budapest
are said 10 be about to abandon sup
ccs Ias.. Eac head ef tha com
munist government there, according to
adviees from Vienna. Bella kun's fin
anciat embarrassment was reported to
be yer serious,
A strong arraignment ot the present
Hungarian government is contained in
the allied statement issued Saturday
IN which it was made known to the
Hungarian people that they could only
obtain q removal OF the blockade and
receive food supplies il they ousted
Bella Kun and set up a truly represen-
tatiNe government. The text OF the
statement follows:
The allied and associated governs
ments are most anxious to rrange q
peace with the Hungarian people and
thus bring to an end a condition q
things which makes the economic re-
vivai of central Europe impossible and
defeats any attempt to secure supplies
for its population. These tasks cannot
Hungary a government which repre-
letter and the spirit the engagements
into which it has entered with the as
sociated governments.
None of these conditions is fulfilled
by the administration of Bella Kan,
which has not only broken the armi-
stice t which Hungary was pledged
but is at this moment actually attack.
ing a friendly and allied power.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-07-31
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MsS.o LEAGUE EMaLRM,
PRESENTED 70 WILSON

Washsnston. July g~s,v-IeprA,
sentative stseneraon. Minnesota.
and Charles L, stevens, ealtps Of
the Warren Registcs, presented
TO President Wilson today a flag
proposed FOR the League of Ma
tons,
y contains II large blue star On
a eaeksround Of white. On the
blue star are 70 white stars, rep
reSentlng the principal powers,
IN the fiag atso is a red cross,
sisniftcant OF the relief of sur
fering.
The Iag WA designed by Miss
Hazel Beers. a lS-year old school
girl, Of Erskine, MINI, Its adop-
ton IL urged by various Minne-
sofa organizations.
The president told Represen-
tatiye STEVENSON that as soon
ms the league was organized he
would present the flag to the
proper authorities.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-07-31
DECLARES POGROMS IN
POLAND EXAGGERATED
Morgenthau, American hives.
tigator, Reports Jews Partly
to Blame For Troubles.
Bx Associated Rnass

Paris. July 29.-Henry Morgenthau.
appointed by President Wilson as head
of the American commission TO inyes-
tsate reported pogroms in Poland. told
newspaper men here today that the
visit he had made to Poland had
convinced him that the reports OF the
pogroms were tremendously exasser-
ated.
MIR. Morgenthau added his view that
the Polish Jews sometimes overlooked
the fact that equal rights involved
equal duties.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-07-31
HAvRE LABOR LEADERS
COMMANDMENTS FOOD
RY Associated Press.

Havre, July 2s.-Oficials of federated
trade unions went TO the wholesale
market today and obliged producers to
sell them a uu2xstitv of foodstuffs. at
prices varying at.from 5 to rs per cen.
under the average market price. They
took the foodstufTs to one OF tns
public market places where they were.
sold at cost price.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-07-31
SENATE APPROVES
OFFICER MEASURE
Bill Increasing Army Officer
Personnel From $500 to
iS,11114 asses Without
Record Vote.
Sly Associated Press.

washington. July 2s-@ithaas Il rec
ord vote the Senate today passed and
sent to the House the administration
bill authorizing All increase from $500
TO $4,000 in the nusiher of commis-
stoned officers TO ne retained In this
army this yeaf.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-07-31
POLES CAPTURE 6,5CO
IN GALIctAN ADVANCE

Copenhagen. July 29.-The Polish
advance into Galicia. which the Polish
press bureau announced yesterday. was
made SO rapidly that the ~trkrainians
had no time to destroy The railways al
bridges as they retired.
The Poles. according to this an
nouneement. took $500 prisoners and
~ suns rs weil As vast quantities OF
munit!oA&.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-07-31
MAN. az. coNFEssEs
70 MURDER OF CHILD
BY Associated Press.

Chicago, July 2s.-Thomas F1tzger-
aid. 80 years old and married. con
fessed Sunday to the police that he
killed little janet Wilkinson. g years
old. a neighbours child, last Tuesday
by stransiine her. He ACCOMPANIED
the police to his home and showed
them WHERE he had concealed the body
beneath some coal under the basement
steps aadfis pFas recovered.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-07-31
EXPECT SHIP TIEUP TO
BE BROKEN 81 TONIGHT
By United Press,

New York. July as,-Many steam
ships tied up for almost three weeks
by the strike of marine workers may
sail tonight as the result of agreements
expected to be reached between the
marine engineers beneficial associa-
ton p eamship owners today. The
marine .ineers are the only work
5 Sc demands have not Been
led,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-07-31
THIS MAIL CARRIER HAS
CELLAR BANDITS NEWEST
BRAND OF LAW N~iCLATORS

Des Moines. In, July aa.-Cellar
bandits are the latest worry OF Iowa
state and federal agepfs:
Hundreds of secret liquor caches In
Iowa have been raided by fake police
men, sheriffs. attorney generals ana DE-
partment OF justice operatives since the
long drought began. Arrests for tho
offense have been made In all parts of
state, federal agents who are AK
Ing a hand in the fraudulent setaures
report. 3=5
10 the country roundabout Council
Bluffs an organized gang was appar-
emily at work. Farms homes were
entered recently ar snisky Gonfiscat-
ed. no arrests being ,uaae,
Arrests for theftss of baoze include
three at Oskaloosa and : &c In Polk
county. In y instance the men heldy
II Is alleged. represented ii nu,aetTes as
| federal agents oct,sate ''spss
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-07-31
auMANlANs ACTIVE.

Vienna. Sunday. July aT.-The Hun
garian soviet troops have been throwA
back in disorder across the Thesis
river by the Rumaniaoa Szoi1ok and
other points, according to~reports re-
.ceived here today.
Count Michael karolyi. former pro.
visional president OF Hungary, who il
reported detained by the Czecho- Slo-
yak authorities at Prague. issued a let
ter just before leaving Austria in which
he claimed he did not intend to have a
communist government formed in
Hungary. The count said he was be-
trayed hS the socialists, who agreed to
forn g new cabinet under his prest-
dency, but intrigued behind his back
to form u socialist communist govern.
ment and seized arms to this end.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-07-31
DENY LAW
Ss Tinted Press.

Los Angeles. Cal. July 39s4-Catifor-
MAS oil company officials protested sn-
nocenee to-day of the charges of nanspe
uiatiag oil prices or the Pacific coast
and OF Illegal combinations of ea Nsss-
ducees made ia the Ssnats by Sc :
PoindexeeT
TT Is probably > legitimate 81
for investigation. however, if Il
wants to investigate it, an ats
representing leading oil interests 5
clared,
There was a tendency to law the low
price fer ois i N New Orleans. as quoted
by Senator PoindeNtsr, TO the proximity
Of New Orleans to the Texas oil fields.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-07-31
AMBASSADOR
TO BE RECALLED SOON

Rome, July 2s.-The Popoic Romano
said Sunday that the ftsilian anhassa-
to the United Stntes. Count Maechi
al Cellere. would be recalled shortly.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-07-31
sRYAN's STATEMENT.
BY Associated Press.

Astoria. Ore, July as William Jen,
nings Bryan said in an interview here
that he saw no objection to the plan Of
making reservations to the League of
Nations covenant. as outlined and sug-
gested by former President Taft. in let
tiers addressed TO Will H. Hays, repub-
lican national chairman.
L see no objection to the passage of
any resolutions that may explain the
opinion of the Senate. as these resolu-
ions do not prevent final and on
firmatory action on the treaty" he
said.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-07-31
WANT SUGGESTIONS.

Washington, July "a the fore
most republicans of the country have
\, or viii be asked to outline to the
: their views regarding reserva-
. the treaty of peace, il was
this afternoon.
.er Senator Burton, George
Y sham, and others have been. or
c be, asked to write out their ideas
Of reservations which would safeguard
American interests beyond doubt, with
,l- destroying the League Of Nstious
plan or endangering the treaty. accord
ing to this information.
Il was in accordance with this plan
that Senator Hale, Maine, obtained
from Charles E.. Hughes the views
Hughes embodied in a set of Teserva-
lions submitted in s. letter to Hale.
made public today 4
we all want reservations" said
Hale, but as to the wording of them
we may differ. That is something that
must be carefully worked out and we
therefore must get the ideas of as many
men as we can"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-07-31

Tight hundred natives werS - mi
l.sc0 wounded during the rea-.' rh-
NEess Ia Exypt. according asei.ese
noR Co. L, n. II. AlleabY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-23
AMERICAN AND BRITISH IN
HOT TRADE COMPETITION
Fight for Commercial Conquest OIL
Former Enemies In We'll
Under Why.

LONDON. Sept. 22.-Amcrican and
British foreign trad1 interests have
:,sumcd their accustomed pre-. war code
and the competition for tho CONNER
vla. conquest OF Germany and other
recently enemy countries Is we'll under
NAY
1h.s is freely admitted by rcprcsen,
fritiSa trade bodies. The London head
OF one American business mems or
sanitation said:
"The business man reasons it out
this way: 'f;ventually--perhap in :.
year from now-wc shall have resum-
ed normal trade relations with those
nations which were. until few
months ago. our enemies. Why not
rct busy now-if don't someone else
viii SO sentimsntal considerations
are eliminated. The dollar and the
pound once more are what business IS
secking.
y Sharpness Of competition unap-
preached III pre-war days Will charac-
t.riZc the conduct OF foreign trade
activities during the next few years.
IL is generally conceded. America j
possession of raw materials. her faciii-
ties for quantity productions and the
fact that her industrial machinery -
not so clorccd with strikes and "thc :
abor disturbances which are so scri-
ouslv inpairinS British trade. it ~
Thought, ensures the United states a
:air proportion of this business.
Gus foreign trade will be Off set, in Il
measure, the advantages indicated
which now favor American trade bid
lCrs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-23
EBERT AND N0SKE POSE IN
ABBREVIATED COSTUMES
fhotoEruphs OF Prcu,ier and HE ten.,
Mtnister ia BnthinE Suits Prove
Good Sellers.

BERLIN. Sept 22.-photosrap OF
Premier Ebert and Minister OF Dsfe,s,
N"ske, clad in abbreviated bathing
SUITS, nave been among the best, Sell
iers in this city aud Weimar.
Noskc and Ebert, while staying fo-
the weekend at Travemueude. re-
Gently posed for press photog ROBBERS
who lost no time in placing the piGturn
on inc market II shows the repuDft-
can leaders standing side hys sI,le II,
a foot of water, Ebert's familiar
.mnS%np"tnt affording striking contrast
10 Noske'S rugged square. shonldered
physique; The pose. the facial express
sion and the garh all reveal demo-
The photograph with which Neimar
was s"amped during the ,ime. Ebert
took the oath OF Office. promnted ihe
conservative papers TO accuse Ebert
and Noske OF personal propa ;anda.
The BoerScnZcitun- assumes that, tho
unpleasant episode viii teach both men
10 be less accommodating wheh next
they are pressed by professional uhotu-
Graphers for their pictures
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-23
MUST PAY OR BE SOLD OUT
Federal Court Order Gives GcOr9i
Line Five Days TO Settle
S80O,00O Claim.

SAVANNAH. GA. Sept. 22.-JudSe
District Court this morning signed an
order directing the Georgia Coast and
Piedmont Railroad TO pay 10 the Guar
unty Trust Company, as trustee. a
mortgage Of 100000. with accrued in
tercSt
Failure TO comply with the order OF
the court within five days will entail
the penalty OF sale OF the property
and forever barring any further claim
Of tho owners.
The order was signed upon petition
OF David Lowcnthal. OF New York, rep
resented by Max 1Saacs, of brunswick,
The judgment was entered upon de-
fault OF the defendant.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-23
Emmy Destinn Safe
On American Soil
Great Opera Star Bitter
Over Her Treatment ct
Hands of Austria.
Inv Universal Service

NEW YORK. Sept. 22-t;mmy Des-
tinn. the bohemian opera star. who was
intcrned by the Austrian government
Tor three years because She had taken
out her first papers as an American
citizen. returned to America today on
the French Liner Lorraine.
IL viii not say that | will never
sing the German operas" she said. but
never wish to sing in the German
tongue.
She WAS very bitter ABOUT her intern
ment.
I've been intcrned." she said. for
three years at my castle in Bohemia
| went there in May, 1915. to pay Il
visit just after | had applied for my
citizenship papers in America. When
! finished my visit and wanted to como
home the Austrian officials told me !
was informed, aud that was not per
mittcd to 60 further than ten kilo-
meters from my castel. Once they did
take me to Vienna 20 sing fog the sol
diers, but II was only once, and they
hau An eye on me"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-23
NEW YORK CI'Rh MARKET.

7 ny CIlNtTSdI ScTNiCc.
10000 shares OF American Safety Razor
Corporation stock. which was to have been
put on the curb today. has resulted in "A
tremendous ver-subscription. over t3l,-
occ.roo actua! stock has already been sub
scribcd for.
The .Amcriacn Safety Razor Corporation,
which !: the new combination OF the Gem
Star and EvCr-Ready Safety Companies
/. centralized at $50 10000 divided into
$4,000 shares at par value Of 81; Ii l.
estimated that the earnings Of the three
compa MES for THIS year src In excess OF
Stock Of the corporation viii be placed
on the curb during the latter part OF the
week The corporation will have only one
class OF stock. II IL starting In business
entirely free from Indebtedness
Bri,-Amn. rob. new............ % a ~
Brtt ANN. lob. old 81 n ~
I.AhEh Sales ...... .............. IS n o.
l.. Prom; Sharing ................ 22,!O o!s
Submarine Boat ......... ....... 10 n Is
Kerr Lake ........... ............ IN So
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COTTON MARKETS.

SEW YORK. Sept. 22,-Por; movement
Mihdlins. $50 sales. iGo: stock. 1906.
Total today-Rcccip's. il.tIs: exports. 60
Total for week Receipts. 2a5sI: exports,
Total for scason-Reccp,s. $685.; cx-
NEW ORLEANS. Sept, 20 Extremely
unfavorab,c cotton conditions in the belt
combined with much better feeling con
cernins the situation in the steel idns-
Of about s. hale today Much covering
aggressive buying for long account. with
est prices came toward tho end OF the ses-
In the early trading there was hesitation
and after advance of about 81 Il bale
The market fell OF until tho most active
months stood TO points under tho close
Of last week This plainly was due to
nervousness over the events at tho steel
ccnters Of tho country. but when run0rs
were received that the wakout had ar
fcctcd a comparatively small number OF
workers. tho market made Immediate re.
,ponse. Around noon. prices were full
itn points up. and In the afternoon the
advance Was wldcned to 1877 ~li9 points
Closing prices showed net gains OF 1913 to
l1 points.
western belt and private messages from
many points claimed that they had done
much damage to open cotton. Tho fore
cast OF showery weather fos the eastern
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-23
PRISONERS START HOME
ZOO Held 1t Fort Mcpherson since
Wars Outbreak, LcnNc for En-
bnrkatfOn Port.
TBy Associated Press

ATLANTA, GA. Sept. 22.-Approxi-
matcly Loo German war prisoners.
confined In the prison barracks at Fort
Mcpherson. near hero. since the out
break Of the war left today in three
special trains for Hohokcn. y. j.
whence they viii be shipped to Ger
many.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-23
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK. Sept 92-Bceves steady:
steers. ec'~a5S; bulls. 6.onsto. COWS.
calves. steady: vcals 1909 - o.: cul!~.
1900 i7c5; skim. milk calves. Hoo - 90;
Sheep and lanb- steady: sheep 4t0nk0o.
seui!s. :o)a 80: lambs 1850 1915, culis,
HOGS: steady: at lsooGl'.-o: PIGS. l5ooa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-23

LIVERPOOL. Sept: 2..-Co,ton spo,. quiet;
prices steady: good middlinG. 1851: fully
m!ddlng. .e.e!: middlinE. 1917: low MD.
ding, 1885,; good ordinary. 1881: ordinary.
Hi+ Sales. 500 bales. including $500
American: receipts. $500 bales Including
$500 American. Futures closed firm: Sep
;cmber 1882; October. 1882: January 1888:
March 1873: Nay. l9..0: Juy. 1910.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-23
MISCELLANEOUS MAliKETs.
DRY GOODS

NEW YORK. Sept. q cotton yarns to-
da! were easier with print cloth and con
vertIbe markets more active. Burlaps
were steadier in the heavier weights with
prices tending higher. Dress goods We're
steady. fancy goods bcinE In good demand.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-23
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, Sept 22-Thc cotton seed
oil market was frmcr and active to-
day on local and commission house buying
due 10 the rise in hard and cotton. The
close was 10 30 points net higher Sales.
DO barrels. Prime crude. 1880: prime
summer yellow. spot. $3.50. October y IS:
Decor bcr. $40: March. 1915. Prime win
ter yellow and summer white. 1850
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-23

JHICAGO. sept. E.-HoEs: receipts. 93.00O
s,:o"E; Heavy. ls.Sqls.ii: pigs. i5.0) q 1850
CATTLE: receipts, roo; slow. Bee. steers
heavy. l5.5 q 1880. veal calves 20 80 ?iJ0
sheep: receipts. a. go. firm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-23
NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH GA. sept 2S-rurpentinc
Dull .6.,a a So sales. none; receipts. IFS;
shipments, !I: stock. 1909.
Ro.in. hrm: sales. us: receipts. 56j: ship
ments.. l.!ss: stock; 1882. Quote: 3. $3.50;
d. lS5j; l.. 1875: r. l7.2o: G. 1850: r. 1850:
l. ie.l5: X 1870 NJ. 2".+5; y. :i,5; VIC
.iS5; WV eco.
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

CHICAGO Sept 9c-opiaionD hat The
bearish cnec; OF tho steel strike had been
discounted beforehand did q good dca
Cay TO ut the corn market. Price. closed
strong. TO 3isc net higher oats gained
iSc To lAtc and provisions 80 cents 10 400.
Leading futures ranged As follows:
" HEAT-Eutures