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Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-06
rtIE WIDE-AWAKE CIRCLE
Boys and Girls Dspsst,sssst

taking f-Bon't- W8nt-To in ths Axk, and So we may be certain he came through without an invitation, or q ticket.
 How I-Don't- Want ITO has increased since he returned to dry land!
 Way back theres 1t is said: "Giants lived in those days;" but I-Dont- Want-To vas not one of them.
 1-pon't- Want-To not oniy lives in every village but Is to. Ss found in nearly every neisAborhoods He is first cousin to Ne,er-De- wen ana shiftiess Nell. You may not know his cousins. but you win if you live to grow up and keep your eyes open.
 I-Donf- Want-To has nsySr bset, | business man. or Ssf6ief. sr patriot, in all these thousands of years. He is generally the tag ead of SStAins.
 I-pon't-Wsnt-To is not . person. but bad habit that Is older than America, and is not honorable. I do not know but he is too lazy to find the road to ruin. or any other road!
 I-Don't- Want-To is just contra diction ot everything nies. sr rsason- able and mildew on deceney and self-respect.
 If you catch yourself saying T don't want to!" he is busy trying to get you. He first binds his victims with web of silk. and at last encases them in chains of steel.
 Always rensernber that good habit is the best of servants; and a bad habit the worst of, masters. I-Don't want-To cannot remember this. for he don't want to.
 TIRE WINNERS OF FREE BOOKS.
 1-Gertrtsde Robinson of Canterbury Camp Fire Girls on the Field 6f Honor.
 2-Florsres Clark of New London Luck and Pluck.
 s-hesert E. Walker of Manshesa Center-Diggins for Gold. 4-ksthxrins Tayfdr of Norwich Town-Swiss Family Robinson.
 5-Yvonne Masrey of voluntown-
 
 6-Deris Weed of Mansfield Center. The Young Salesman. l-..
 7-lrens Bsurey Of Giasso- Aesop's Fables.
 S-clifford Tholen of Norwfeh- Fighting Phil.
 LETTERS oF AckEowL EpeMENT
 kstherins Tsyior, Of Norwich Town -I thank you for the prize book you sent me entitled: Lucky. the Young N:-~nan.
 William 'Heufsy, of Giasgo-r thank you for the prize book you sent me entitled, The Boy Spies at The Bat- tie of Bunker Hill. think 1t is gc- ing to be interesting. Jennie Reii, sf vofunts~n 1T re. ceived the prize book you sent me. and thank you very much for 1t. 1 have 1 not read it yet, but am sure 1t is interesting.
 Ruth Goiub, of Uncasviile-I thanl l you very much for the book you san' me. I have read 1t. and found 1t very ! interesting.
 1 Tv6nne Maarey, of voluntown = I thank you for the prize book you sem entitled Uncle Toms Cabin. I hay, begun it and think 1t very good. Beatrice Hesert, of Plainheld-I an very s.f1nkful for the prize books yo, sent me. Luke Walton. and The Camp. 1 fire Girls at School. Thank you yer. much.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-06
Honorable Mention.

Baby Bunting, by Yvonne Masrsy, of Voluntown.
 bert of Jewett City.
 Summers Time, by Nettie B. Maire of Preston
 A Japanese Girl, by Flowy B. Lam. bert, of Norwich.
 Meditatins, by Sophie Gaska, e Jewett City.
 The Swimming Hole, by Aulr1e1 Trudeau, of Taftville.
 Those who came near winning should try little harder and win { pjrize.
 The pictures which have come in since October 2eth will be entered for the next contest. The November and December eon- test will close the second Saturday in December, so the prizes may be ssns out before Christmas. UNCLE JED.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-06
BAD BREATH
 Caused by kciid-StoIl,acIl

How can anyone with aecur. gnssy stcm seh; who is constantiy beiching. has heartburn and suffers from indigestion have anything but bad breathf All ot these sscmaeh disordera mean just one thing Aeid.Ssomech.
 EAT0NIC, the wonderful new stomach remedy in pleasant tasting fahlet form that you eat like bit of candy, brings quick relief from these stomach miseries. EATOSlO awceteaa the breath because is makes the stomach sweet, cool and comfortable. Try it for that nasty taste, congested tbroet and "heady feeling after too much smoking
 II neglected. id-Stomaeh may cause vou lot of serious trouble. It leads to nervous. ness. headaches. insomnia, nelancholia. rncu. fantism, seiatieA, heart tfauble. ulcer and cancer Of the stomach. It makes its ffi1cH4 of victims weak and miserable, listless, lack. ing in energy. all tired out. It ofscn hringn about chronic invaliGisra, premature csc age. Shortening of ones days.
 You need the help that EATOSIC cs give you if you are not feeling as strong sbd well as Y6u ehouid. Xoa wiR be sstftfssed to see how much better you will feel iisst as soon as you begin taking this Wdrde-hIi stomach remedy. Get a big 50 cent box ffti:h youf druggist tnday. lie. wtii fetutn yeuf money il you are Eot eatisiied
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-06
auls. tsr Mound Writsr..

l. Write plainly on one side of the paper only. and number the pages
 ,. Use pen and ink. not pencil
 3. Short and pointed articles Will ue given preference Do nor use ever .50 words.
 {. Original stories or letters only will be used.
 s. Write your name, age and adj dress plainly at the bottom of the story.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-06

it with wool. Cover the wool with pink or blue silk. Then cover the outside with silk to match, tacking it to the edge of the box.
 A few of the tiny silk flowers that you now buy by the yard in the shops may be glued to the edge of the box. or a rufie of lace will cover your stitches
 +s~-~-s ------ ~ss-- -A .-.A s -- Boya ,,,sd Girls Newspaper Service
 Copyright, 1919, by J. H. Miliar
Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-06

Norwich
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-16

Gw ,; Ayors; 80; ca" of Sycamore Street,
., ka,. p christian and Thoma. .huth.pd,
~ l:e fee, west lin. Fifth Street. 70 feet
%! East Clay Street. .; f:e, in.he, by
fsrt 6 in.h:: eas, OF Fourth Street. July
George = Iohtnson TO { ksop,er,
street. July I: 1919: ssaa
rhsr!.s T Russell ami Ellen Trent tw;ts
e. r@i,ard, < R.sby: Ing: trustee nos,
tnohes h. n" feet NORTH line Cla% street.
t. !! si,: ,z.s In'h'' east 81 S"''" street July
W. s'cw. wh,: ."9 trustee ,s No sol T't Gsinln
Avenue. AnNi35 feet a. n"rlheart corner Crit
IN A!enu. AMI Rrock!and Park Boulevard.
Crane Gni,sd order ., IN: RISING Som.
trustees ~ the Refhlc hsm Association. -5t
l32 fee, west line Thir,v.s.cond Street ~
feet north of Street June g. 1919: tax
si1H. $40
j Tucker and NJ Smith. Jr.. ;rus-
teas 'deed from Realty insurance Aecncv.
Inc 10 Rosa r. Gruhhs. trustee. i29AilS
feet "cN lirc Washington 2r I.onlbardy
Street g; fe., south Of winder Stree.
Charles ~ SA@lzer and Louise r. ,wife>.
70 EAN O.. .Ionrs. lot y. block s. RrooSdalc.
June 3. 1919. n 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-16
oHANoERY TRUST DEEDS.

ds."'' ri! h,"a e., 70 cr.: .ss SUB.
feet Aouth line Grace Sir.e, Il, f..t !,
iimcn ,,. saS; 81 Twem,y-four,h Stree, Mav
How.rd a. Gill - s,uar, Borc ,ru.;.,
30 -, Stuart Avenue, Il t-., inches hv
".tt ~ kddik.n street July = 1919; 81 40
GrorEs W. Rcdsl and Nett.. " ,wtf.,
~ Hrnriro County. 10 Edwin VI. Heller aud
.hsS;et Ey;nS;. trustees. 40 ls:; west
S;'rr.:"i,, 5;L tsst vest OF Alien Avenue. Jutv
rJw. w srrpT n,, an. nd A;aImmlns. nj, lu:., 20
~, T.: ~, No .. North Irweniy.anh Street, Sts
'r.t north Of . Street Jul" 4 1918. si.,sa
E-o;s, Mo.bv snd Susie ". 'ui!.I ~
AiFeG Goddin. trustee. Isxlc1 feet mort
dcw Street July ~. 1919; ,lIN.
rn,'.s' OF the Fulton B.n.hcial club
% fc,t west OF GILLIAN Street, June r..
M,ri Ron-r,.on and J. G husband,
and IL. North soroni street :. lei J
inches hN 81 feet inches a. southwest
.,Corn-r Second and Cou;,s St-"ets Julv :
Fred K.sS to Leslie Il. Drew. trustee
s incheh by So feet 10 inches \, northeast
corner Seventeenth and Walnut Alley: also
ih3' teci ~ mort invest corner Whitlorl,
and Walnut Alleys March Is. 1919: 5000
o Fry I" II seldom TAYLOR. trustee
y feet inchr, nv - tcNt .ouih line Ran.
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Real Estate and Court News
cHANcERY BAKGAI> AND SALE.

j And-sw Koch ~ ais TO Rosa r. Wood
arA ~. n ami H. ~ n y" t., IL s m
Ii.veisnd street, jun u. 1919; tax ':,ic,
>i,s,nts ns,s to MErI; AnasTsGs ~"
tes. 3 =; in,s., south Of Main s'Fes'.
~ West S' Grss. s,r.t,: so>iss f.., .o";n
Gar. 4 Gar,srish! and nd V " .h.s-
10, 81. block 10, North Richmond Terrace.
15Ai;" feet urresu:.r, a, nor!hw:si I,"r:
HsH1: Tu;.:%sDa y, ,oa nd IL : rr ss
te.t 5 niche, by 10 zoe. nch... drresu;;
iisr., north lin. Grovs Ayenu, ,, $50 fc., !
t tnS' , SO & So rude" street July s. '''''
Rue hs. anna J Tfs' 30. issI H.noSer AVE-,
"a. .su SSHi In. ~ 's vsn@ "%Sss
ft. 40 i"rh INV est 81 MxdGT So
Hurt sex!sa Tee, west lin. rend.n Ave-
sss e e; ;:af i'' Hs HG aa
l W p. Sm : oG Ind 4GFr .o "s; es !"
inclusive. .shurn. :"1h:o' Tee, north line
l.. j S.e!z,r to Rex o. Jones, 2txl27
feet S inches west line Twenty ninth street.
inches by I3a feet east lin. Thirtieih
Street. 80 t.et north Of q street. June g.
1919 tax ~ 40
Henry Me,xstr. Jr., to Rex o. Jones. :2S
40 feet west line Seventeenth Street. l32
feet north Of BALDWIN street: also "a fstt
inches by 1873 feet east line Thir,ieth
street TAI feet south OF street: also
4nxl4l feet north line Beverley Street. 1tG
feet east o. Meadow Street juno o 1919;
william Il. walton and Rosa r.. twit.,
to William j. Kylcs. No l:oT l-o St John.
3ext2n feet east lin. st. John. between Hin
and Coutts Street. July I. 1919. $1,000.
r. e. pt witt and Lew e. twifr) TO
Harry =. Kinks and Rita l.. Kirk. No. sol
Grimm Avenue. tox135 feat at northeast cor
ner Grimm Avenue and Bronkland Park
boulevard. Lien. $3.50 July :. 1919
desrrs f. shumsn ,rd Jennie l.. twit.,
to r. {. De Witt No, SOL Grimm Avenue.
toxl3s feet at northeast corner Grimm Ave
nue. and Rrookland Park boulevard. lien,
sS,oso. July ;, 1919 taxlSs $40.
Charles X. Phillips to julia II. Phillips,
SO feat inches by 81 feet Inches at
southtatt corner Grace and FouShee Streets.
Lien. Nn.6on. July II. I3I3: tax tta. Si6.
Margaret Fife Phillips snd Arthur Lewis
husband to j, q. Fry, No. 3l37 Hanover
;hv.nut, y feet inches hy les feet south
line Hanover Avenue. 20 fact east of Syca.
more Street. July IL. 1919; $4,000.
Isaac Thalhinntr. Mosss Thsihimer ana
Carrie B. t~,fO 10 Kate q. Christian. No.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-16
LtTTlS CHANGE is SHOWN
IN COTTON STATISTICS
Spindies Active In juno SHOW slight
Gain Over corresponding
Month OF 1918
Rx As.ociatod rr.s..l

WASHINGTON July l5.--cotton con-
sumed during June was 4i4.to' bales
of lint and l5.o31 OF lintcrs. the census
bureau announced today.
In June las; year 5i3.s23 BALES of
lin, and lc2.i9s OF inters we're con.
sumed Cotton on hand june 80. in
consuming establishments. was 1864 =
81 bales OF int and ISL sal uf l!nters.
compa red with l.S.3l2o o. lin, and
iat t55 OF linters a year ago. and in
public storage and at congresses. -
1914 bales OF lint ard 20o.5i3 ot lin
terS. compared with 2li6lc3, OF lint
and 2S5.7S5 OF linters.
Cotton spndlcs active during Lunc
humble red 33.?i3.ic5 compared with
33.6.5.2Sj in June last year.
Data on imports and exports WAS
Incomplete. the bureau announced
statistics for cotton growing states
show
Consumed during June 25S.?l" naes.
compared with csS.!ol in June last year
On hand June so in consuming es-
Establishments. s3G.472 ha'es com pared
With 1iosc? year ago and in public
storage and Al congresses H.54S,126
bales compared with l,1es.5ot year
ago.
Cotton srindies active during Jane
li.53e.536. compared with ltc4s,s6i in
June last year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-16
TEEL STOCK BECOMES
WALL STREET LEADER
Flarp Advances, Notably in Bcthlc-
hem and Crucible, Noted
I'm Market.
MOVING ONES CONSERVATIVE
Feel Setback May Come
Any Day in General List--Stcrlinc
and French Exchange Fall to re-
markably Low Rate.
y, pRoADA> WALL.


NEW YORK. July l3.-Stoel SHARES
ere market leaders today and monop-
zed attention with their great
ttiviiy. There wcr. sharp advances
several issues. notably Bethlehem
1nd Crucible a weak spell in the
iddle OF the day disturbed sentiment.
W there vas a quick recovery from
High prices we're reached again. but
ist before the close weakness Was
gain manifest III the list. Final
rIces showed more net losses than
r gains. although there we're enough
!onS stocks TO give AN appearance
Y great strength 10 the list.
More and more professionals are be
5om'nE conservative. The: feel that a
toack may como any day now AS tho
Prominent There are more excuses
pr reaction than there were week
Financial Flight Continues.
The hgnt between the brokers and
ne banks on the money question con
MUGS, and call funds We're as high
Is IL per cent today for industr .ais
me money = above the legal rate
no ,pecial commLssion Is being
Sterling and F'rencn exchange were
Iota extremely weak. Th"ir weakness
ouid have caused astonishment In
ormai market, but the new 10" re-
PRO prices Of '.3' and !."i respsc-
vely called today only for pass NJ
omment because the reason. are SO
ell understood
ath G.rmany in mid way. and
parks mere quoted "A, cents a piece
he copper market Ma active wijh
n. meta going !" % cents fc' Sep
fember delivery.
Bstnlehem Steal MAS tho rcai leader
the DAY and advanced more tn,r
|cNen points oy early afternoon. Tn"
Ieason for this advance was COM
upwards. These call Tor q total
1900 1000 900 worth "f ships ~repuir-
3lz 10000 tons Of steel.
VIII Get BiR Orders.
The Bethlehem company VII -; q
Prosperity y! the shiphu ildlng bus.nu IS
II reason for the r.orSanIzttl ton Of
re era nlps Company. Tina, stock hung
round 200. although, according TO tho
aiue OF 123n share. stock ~ tn"
american Shipbuildins Company i be-
|ng ricHed Up .cau,!ous!y;
Crucihi. steel advanced more than
th.r shares Of it's class but it has
book value n excess % that nSGr"
nd besides had a short interest trap
Anon. the Tobacco share Iprillard
|ras the star performer with an ai-
ance % atout thirteen points Aner.-
al Sum2t was also up SNdTpIt be-
HuSe term na'!oU or tho conversion
privilege n its securities
buy Republic Securities.
Republic Iron and Steel ~ oein.
ought on the theory that distribu, on
f. Il be made soon o.: the Liberty bonds
In the treasury
Texas OH stocks ar. quiet jus, nov
because the companies nave been ASK
III 20 reduC. output so That tho D.. H.
foads may catrn Up with their faciii-
les FOR tandI.nc INC oil. Thi, " y
year hard on the ness GER .eh-uul.Il
ompantcs bu; cannot hunt those thtt
ave direct connections NTH pipe !.ne..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-16

60; Ea,, clay street. - f-. inches by
I"A re- inches north linz ci,Y Street -
t'e' inch-' .a.t Of Fourth street. July
Josephine kepT,e- 20 G.o-kc Il Robin
Son 80 o! i3o fec; we., sid. rhirt.cih
Str".'. bounded south BY S,-e.t on
roth and we.' by. II Ru,hcrfoord' Z
p7?p.rty July :: 1919: 800.
Gh-r.cs r RUSSO. No, sis,5i. We, Gag
StFtHi I! feet inCh.. by 100 fsst nora n
Inc clay Street. ~ feet j IL inchet ~r>t
=, smith street July /. 1912; tax, $3.50,
,:h e.. He!,sr and H-nry husband, -
,''o'Ee w Bed.ll and Nette W t~!..l
40 lf2s West Grace Street. 2sxlto f.,t
nnG1rth I,ns Gao. Street 80: fe., west OF
GInt"r Pa9h Really Corporation 10 V A
'scs Aprii I. 1915 $500
Ds Nd comet and Pauline wilh.lmin.
'w,'rl TO Max Euehrmund. SoxS2 feet s
i ,n, ir,ssu:r, we,, In. Third stree
80 teet -: lrchc. south NJ Franklin
sic,.i. iuiy :. 1912. tax 81 SO
hAr.es l.. HA-dts and G--,-ud. y rrif.,
- j. w. trump. No. ?nt North Trrntv.hf,b
So, s.ssniS Zoe, west liz. Twenty NJ, n
1919, ta1. $3.50, $40 '' -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-16

The War Camp Community Service
mas arranged TO continue employment
service for All discharged men Head
quarters viii be at the Army Club
Young brotner Of Lloyd H. Long
the alleged burglar. who was killed
rridaE night by Detective James NJ
Young, arrived in the city this morning
20 MAKE arranGcments 10 take his
brothers body home He denies "a.
Lloyd was :. Stacker. On the contrary
he says his brother swore falsely as
I" mis- age TO get in the army
An inquest is 10 I've held on the bodies
or Elsie brown and her five-month- old
'n'ant. VII" were fatally injured sun
DAY morning ny being struck by =
train AT Jarratts. in Sussex County
The woman died after reaching Peters
hurS. She was from Newark ~ !
double-;enement in Indcpendcncc
Avenue. occup:ed by colored families
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o'Brlen Make. second Conf...ion.

bS Associated Press
AVON. y. j., July lh.-Edward
oB-ien. he twenty-year-ol clerk ar
rested here. charged with the murder
~ Gardiner G. Hull of the New York
stationery firm of Hull e. Deppisch.
made second written confession to-
day according 20 chief OF Police Jones.
in which he admitted that the hammer
blows which Killed M:. IIull were
struck by him and not by his COM
panion clerk. Edward f.. Paige In his
first confession hc had accused Paige
Of being the actual murderer. OBren
Was arraiEncd here today on 2 charge
of murder and held tor eXtradition
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-16

Was damaged to the extent by seyItai
hundred dollars Sunday morning tho
department MAS able 10 keep the flames
TO this house.
The congregations of Washington
Street and Memorial Methodist f;pisso.
pal Churches held out-ot-door services
Sunday night Oh tho church lawns DR.,
Gordon. OF Memorial Church. preached
on the subject OF Tho Dirttcs, RukI
ness in America" He declared ths
modern plays at the theatcrs are hut
snarcs Of the devil. ;,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-16
JURY DlSAGREES IN TRIAL
OF HEWITT FOR MURDER
81 nvrttten Law" IL Defence OF Hope
VIII Mnn-Motor-Bont Party Has
Painful Experience

iSnsc:ai 10 Toe Times Dispatch.
FETEfSBCRG. VA July IS-The
jury IN the case of the Commonwealth
against V. r. Hewitt. on trial in the
Corporation Court. charged with the
murder cf Thomas Walters. failed 10
reach verdict and vas discharge
The case was called yesterday morninr
and some time was spent in getting a
jury. The defense was based on the
''unwritten law"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-16
Noto,-Ro,, p,r,.d

The motor boat Elizabeth. belonging
IN ewell was hired by party OF
ofncers from Camp Lee. >on sunday for
ride. The boat ran on a sandbar in
the AppcmattoN, and in the efforts to
get right again. the engine became
oNcrhcatcd and exploded Lieutenant
- j. Lindsay, one or the party was
painfully burned. the others escaping
lnlufH, The boat was set on ire by the
explosion, and was burned
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-16
RICHMOND Line SToCK MARKHr.

Report Tor IN. wroA cndinr June ~ 1919:
Cho!c. stc.ri 1879 "a ir-: medium 4"
choice he!teu. Ia, to i5,.- medium To good.
II TO 'S;, cnmmnn 10 fa1 to - ~; eho';s
"a. common 10 fair. TO. :; best oxen. II
TO l.: medium, ~ good II
20 fair. 70 g. hes, heavy nui!s. os1 70 u
far Ugh, hu.s %: good bologna bulls. AZ
10 = fair Ia :: best calves. Is: com NOV
To fair. Il 20 ia; hss; hcE- -; PIGS ard
,hoai> IL 10 IS sows and staE,. 10 "a:
best sheen. 10 10: common 20 fair to =
ames II 70 -
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NEW YOnK CURB MARKET.

wv fORk, July l5-Prtre, On m. curo
toSay fait.d ~ reject the tendency mani.
t..ted n Other security marker. ard we-.
sEain arm with high levels belrr
list '''
Business Also in large volume al
ihnlEh being cs1ter.d for the mos, par,
~ the Industrial list. in which IN. r-ic.
"hanEs. we're moro rLDij than in any other
nA-t 81 the curb N,t
'iis T-rs without particular feature. al.
though interest ras in slightly arr.r pro.
por,ion than /, mas ben. II several in.
""re recorded The higher priced shares
s.nerally we're fractionall. above Tho nnal.
~ Ees.er6av. Meta stocks without
feature, interest being scattered over a vide
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-16
Country Produce
B,Cnn. hams small. well
NEW WORN rRunrcY MARkEr,

NEW YORK, july IL -Cotton.eed oil W.,
,ntTn'y over under. liuidation bv outside
lonrs anu In sympathy with the decline il,
cotton. tin-! hid. wer" a. N ~ points rel
CIV Sair. 80 nArrcls Prime crude.
July. 800. September, $50 D.ccmb.r .515
,sSrNt c"Hee "nlet; Rio AZ. .iiv: Santos 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-16
Rrcnk Grnuna for ~. c...

Ground for the Methodist Church 10
ne erected on Colonial Heights. Ches-
terheld County. VAS broken yesterday.
and the work OF building the church
VII 90 on AZ rapidly as possible The
new church will cost abou, $4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-16
RICHMOND HAY MARKET
Wholesale tuotatirns IN Exchange
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKE1

CHICAGO. July l5.-It was ses-saw mar
Hei TO-DAY IN corn. With SUPPORT encount-
increa;Hd on ali III" huiscs, Price, closed
unsettled. 'ic net lower TO like advance
September 49, I" .. and December 1924
TO iHI oa,s gained &c TO Isc. In pro-
~ llnA % q Of 70
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-16
UNITED srATEs COMPARTMENT BONDS
SHORT TERN norge

YIN, Tobacco - Nov. l. 1912 ............ i"NSs
Am, Tohacco -. NOV. ]. 49,. ............ 1851
Ans!o.French -, Oct. Is. 1921 ....... 81 Sic
Is -mour and Co, IS. June Is. 1929. ... lus
fir Steel -. July Is le9)..... lho;,
British o':s, NOV lol? ...............o9 L. Is
British SIS. Soy l. 1872! Observation-Disclosures. %
C. p, and g Joint w. July J. ls:i..... .sis
Cudahy Packing Go. Is. july - ls2S TO-
Dominion Of Canada %. Aug. !: 1879. -. 100
Elec Auto-Lite co. So, Aug. L.. 1919 : io1
Hooking Val, ny. Col. Tr. g.. Mar l. 1874 osA.
3Icob Dold Packing Co. IS, Nov. II. 1870 !0Ii.
fAcob poid Pa,Ring 90. -, Nov II. 1928 1921,
LisEeu and MYERS 6s. Dec. !. iaal........ 1907.
Moline Flow Co. -, Sept. l. 1921 ....... inii:.
Moline Plow Co -. Seut. l. la23... 10.
Mnnonrz hsia VALLEY Traction Co IS
July l. 1925 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -
Proctor and Gamble IL. March I. 1871. 1925;
Proctor and Gamb.a IS. March |. 1873. lnS7s
Southern Railway IS. Mar l. l92:.......... aa',
Swift and Co. So. Aug. IL 1927 ........ iG)%
Westinghouse E'eri",,' and Manufacture
ing IS, Feb l, 1890. ..............,.,..... lon'.
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SUNDAY Motorinp rornIdd,,

Bern. July l5.-Some OF The Swiss
cantons. including Zurich and Thursau.s
have forbidden automobiiins on sun,
day
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NEW ORLEANS. July l5.-prices we're
Pdepr.ssd throughout the session today in
the cotton market much linuidation COM
ling out and lSo murh new selling. The
latter vas based mainly ON more favor
ahIt view Of crop conditions. The SunDort
which had been so much in evidence Of
Nj, 10 was lacking. and during good mart
~ the day the market was allowed to
Lake care Of itself.
The early trading saw declines OF 81 a
hale and more under what was considered
To BIO very favorable weather man and
|tht fear that the continued spread Of the
m rne strike would work against cXpnrts.
Ion the decline there was a short period
Of good demand WHICH carried the markc,
e,is.. a. tho tone steadied much heavier
Was Withdrawn. Around noon prices were
at their lowest; showing net declines Of 80
IA g. POINTS Moderate reeoverics came In
the afternoon. hut they were no, well Sus-
tainsd and the ciose was at net declines for
tha day Of IS to IS points.
lamentations OF favorable weekly crop ac-
counts from, the government tomorrow and
the weakness OF foreign exchange were
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NAVAL STORES
M stoch. t;,s -
Ro,!n. nrm, sales, si.: receipts 1888.
iitHnsgp1m:.n'si- -; ',?eA i?..5s quot. i:
~: u. lsTnin: l. iss)Tl7nh * i7tSh
loo. u. lt5n17S: y Is sDfi:9S VIC 1915.
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NAVAL S'TT,PEs

unora nf-d. al'o advanced again Rar Nix
vas rh'i"r nurlar: nrm and dre.. Goods
IN active demand
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COTTON MARKETS

NEW TORE. July i'.m,0Irort movssmsnt--
- Minor portS--Stock. 56.56f.
Total today.Rc.gcipts. ::.26o exports - :
;5 stock 10? 81.
N.iSi
norts $40 1871.