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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-10
Great Discovery! Eat,
and You Won't Be
Hungry

Copenhagen, April 10.-Ac-
cording to Vienna telegram,
says the Central News, leading
doctor of the Medical Society, in
Vienna, read a paper demonstrat-
ing the presence of hunger
germ in the bodies of victims of
the present famine in Austria.
Experiments showed that this
germ attacked the bones of the
body. and the only remedy the
doctor could suggest was phos-
phorous dissolved in cod liver
oil. together with constant and
ample nourishment.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-10

service rendered within Pennsylvania
in excess of or different from the
rates and charges contained in the
tariffs and schedules" of the COM
panies on file with the commission
and in effect prior TO April l, 1919.
The effect of this order would be to
prevent the companies from charg-
ing the Federal rates. A few days ago
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-10
TO ELIMINATE CROSSING

An order issued by the Public
Service Commission to-day directs
the Delaware. Lackawanna and
Western railroad to eliminate the
State highway crossing in Elmhurst
borough and that plans should be
submitted to the commission on or
before June Is. -
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-10
Body of Drowned Boy
Is Found in River

The body of Adonese Grimes. six
year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Stew
art Grimes. 103 Cherry street, who
was drowned at noon yesterday
when he lost his balance and fell
from the steps on the River Front
into the Susquehanna river, was re-
covered last evening. Alexander Nc
Cam, 124 Dock street, a member of
the Paxton Fire Company, found it
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-10
Formal Order Issued to
Go Back to Old Rates

The Public Service Commission to-
day issued formal orders to the West
ern Union Telegraph and Postal
Telegraph Cable Companies to stop
charging or collecting any rates for
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-10
CONFERENCE POSTPONED

State compensation officials to-day
that the conference on
the proposed compensation amend
ments drafted by officials of the
board scheduled for Harrisburg on
April Is had been continued until
Tuesday, April % at p. IN. in the
Supreme Court Chamber. The
change is understood to have been
made because of the legislative re-
cess
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-10
NOTICE OF INCREASES

The Waynesboro Water Compan!
to-day filed notice of. changes in it
rates including some increases. Pay,
washes are to be charged for accord
ing to size of lots.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-10

Attorney General Schaffer issued Il
letter TO the two companies inform
ing them of the decision of Judge
Kunkel in the telephone rate cases
and asking that they make charges
conforming to rates approved by the
State.
Use NcEeil'S Cold Tablets Adv
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-10

Use McNeils Cold Tablets, = Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-15

OIL. OIL. OIL Kentucky fields. the fields where the poor get rich. not where the rich get poor; get in the game; form you company; make big money for your self; get one who knows the game to help you get a start: one who will play fair and square Address E. w. Hayes, 506 1st Natl Blk. Bldg, or Scottsville Ky
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-15
JUST RECEIVED

Have other brands 600o-nlile standard make guaranteed tires selling at 9 per cent discount.
 Will move after August i5 to our new location, 1oS N. 21st St.
 M'Pherson Rubber Go. le3 N. 21st St., Birmingham Ala.
 Phone Main 5493
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-15

ANTED-Stenograph for 1 month, possibly permanent position; do not answer unless you can read your notes. Address V-s, care Age Herald
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-15

SOFT iron ore, high grade :; 80 acres of mineral right, for sale or lease. For par ticulars address K-55, Age Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-15

WE sen your business quickly for cash. furnish buyers from all over America: also establish you in bhsi ness. Main s696. Southern Business Exchanee 5e7-S Empire bldg. GET into business for yourself Our new list of '15o Business Opportunities mailed you on request. Lghtfoots'. 2 and N. Pryor st.. Atlanta. Ca.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-15

WANTED-A few ambitious young men to learn the auditing profession; good position with unlimited oppor- tunity for advancement is offered by we'll known firm of public account ants with an established business in this and foreign countries; appli- cants must have thorough experience in corporation bookkeeping and must be quick, accurate, steady and will ing to work; a neat appearance and good address are indispensable; past record must be Al. Address Room 1917 Healey Bldg Atlanta, Ga.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-15
NOTICE

FARM IN TOWN-l5oxl65; 8-room dwell- ing. corner. block Tidewater and East Lake lines; s325o: $500 cash. 80 month. E. F. Eborn. sl2 Empire bldg. Main 1ls7 r VtEAV-Five room bungalow: good condition; attractive and comforta hle: large. fine lot; garden, fruits; overlooks valley two blocks Fairview school. $25a0. 500 cash. 50 month; prompt pos- session. B. F.. Eborn. sl2 Empire bldg. Main uaz
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-06
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
nOuNEN TUNNItnEn


'i'Hf J y oH south side, = dandy four room
cottage 49,. seur.ur porch ior rent
N' IH'InE 'Hrr.iurr. smaI cash raY
M'n' WI fard.. can MoorcheAd Pane
Huono Obasc $3.50
bNNlIlIlr t.sHsh colonial i've room
lA'rWcnI garage. fine 400. location IN
CS"s l..I. tsl 70 responsible people
tok hfN Furnished five room dupIra
apartment modern. "a North Rockford
street Price rrH. 10 permanent tenant
mono 7'NN 'ni raI tor Robbins
SCENIC LODGE huitHed summer cot
tAgrs on shoh' creek hosting bathing
ilf'Ihf h'r cool spring % finest water
Pour miles NeOsho. 10 mi'es Jopiu oa
7rrnIH auto road address Scenic lodge
bo' t77 Nsotho No
FURNISHED HOUSE no REyT Doup'.
having newly furnished modern tuueA.
'N would share same with neat %"
iinrd. rurFcntal couple reasonable
terms ail North Koscdalr on owen park
fuk htNI Uafufnnhsd house. h,S
runm' haHtmruf and rrr.snri heat.
modern aud "n car live taI q, sos
uALNtsrON. 81 lls farm,H,t hou,. iof
rent r.".rr'n q" Ho children. hey a. il6
H".II 'a.'"''"N
MANHtLI ,H uone f1r r,at pro.
ndus 2ou huy nrure reasonable,
FOR RtNI Furnished house ON North
i"} ruur five room. garage. Cal
urars -eaa
flNt Room mrnuhrd house. sarp,ns
n"r.' basement and garage phon"
THIkp 3. ll, Three room. Of iugls,
cottage FOR rrnt and form furo for safe
|HlNa ta4H# NtIN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-06
Vacant Property

Lot on Sixth Street and Celand, Kendall-50x140 good
location $3.50 $3.50 cash. balance in six months.
Lot on Glenn street and North Utica 5Oxl4O-s65O $3.50
cash balance within l8 months
Lot ON Tenth Street and Cleand kendall-South front;
$500; $3.50 cash. balance six and II months.
Two onchaf tracts, threc uarers of mile east OF
Lewis avenue on>payed road $500 each oneourth cash,
balance six. - and ~ months.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-06
REAL ESTATE
Secure Your Building
Site Now %

In MonlnEyOIc, 6oxiEo lot. tho
NF' one on Owlvgo between Fif-
i"'n'h and sixteenth, largo maple
'r'rH. Price te.T5O. terms
In Iroaumoor. Goxl6O. corner.
south and cast exposure 4 rna
huNding site aud cheap at $500.
Iurur
In lir01dmouf tOvifo. east font,
'rl,u tl.10U, arua
ln phkdalc. adjoining Rrondmoor
nu west 5oAlio, north front tha
cheapest lot left IN this addition.
Price 81 500.
ln Terrace Drive district. 5Oti6s,
north front with now garage. terv-
ants quarters. fine well Of soft
water. fino building site and
bargain az $3.50, good terms
W" have many other good build
Iug sites Co select from. Call us for
appointments now.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-06


WANTED To pTNT NJ
'..'' '''.. 'f.'hh'I nraf
.' '"''.. '''f' cow
w NNlfh l' kiN AHuut august lafl
I'' "f HIr room modern cottage from
Irudrut uen'r Tr,Ir- north eide. eaa'
front ir."nh"n" hlni
" N>iIl' '.>,i In tt' f''e room, 'n . mod
Addrs., w. Is sns i,.t tgYrn ,- 't,'.
Elg ,Ar.mure o..
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side ui ., nrrf.--,t sdi-.'. "a
.sle of World OF pluH, Il,g Nor d.
o'Foal
N,>rrp u. s..,.,,l., ,...... 49,.
room pnfIrui.f,i an.rfw,1, p,si,,,t,,
ON souin side Phone u..r, rg.1
" NNIru--Nt o.,s 'urthsdi Hous, EooI
.oratou 4rd mus, loo gp Iodate Boo every
what sari !, . fru.r.ass nome All.
dress giving price. IorAuuu aud when
rsad' Boa 4 care World
WANTED 10 KlNT .trtat.bra h,r..
Temporarily .r pnrnaorrl, Nrs rad.
win 1a Gun lrn
w. W NuhAN, h, permanently employed ln
wants '' rent i"r year nesihh'hE
'.''""'I 'H 'm-i modern mouse '"
-'F''N Wy ''I''.' ANH H"th'i
na, . @ '", oL lun,' .n' pt'g'' -'
NN"'''h '.''' '"'
ACRRAgp ron AAIH as
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''. an sou you WhAl you want ~
lI.,' ,' r'h1'N '', 'a"
''' ''IiA i''' '''".
P'h AtRES--gTu acre. lu 1919. Greek
county, OLA. 10 lease iog oiI aud ga,
commercial lease Address Il. M Evans
or W Z Root, Sapu|pa Oka
FOR SALE on trade. fsr a"ras good bot
tom lind ,,.ri ',,t' t,- .r,,o,aat,ii. ~,
rulFs prop.rf, Wil r,,, or isI" ,,sh
difference = Rea oven OsaFe J573
V.u. 1880, go,
C..,. "LN aENllp VI. hNNu ~
py,rc do1' So'" , ,. Va, k'ognu ZOO. ZOO.
g.t il ''' "''' F'"''
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sIG.9I7 Central NaroyaI Il,rL pIdr
rf,.i ,,,l-,,.,. -,
'..''1 = y '' VI !, Nf A't ne '''Aet
0I ,,I .1 ,'..t 'p, ne aIs.I 'ns ~ s'..
,o9fT c,f 81, ,,o' .SJ ,t,, ,,-d d.,r,,,',.J
.g grossrs is' rvrr Ir,sstg.f. Igr
o4yHIy far ..gr ~, t,r,tt 3. ,y,p,,.
D.UatI vel shopf ono h.,y mil, north
Of Is,as thIsf Vel it.f.rver man an,
other we'll boz Blrk WagEoNrf fold We
'Hn nov srBss ir TIlmtu county and
want go s"i only par' of same WI sell
49, .yart io.oving tracts -' a.rrr south
vr,t quarter of northeast quarter section
a1 township 8 soutn range Ig west Jos,
bfrnas tho fIlTr from k ImwsI. Di.IAfd
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-06
James b. Welsh Realty
d Loan Company

eol il.hrup uu#1Iur Kansas CITY
our.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-06
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
ExcHANaE RrAL ERrArn

WANTED iu trade one acre of ground Ia
Map land oGardru 'ur o. Isir model Ford
car Usage sT4A
FORTY SIXTY or eight. a.rr. u updr
for good rrNdrn.H prupsrUE IH Tu.B Will
pay dIiir-eurc 900 cash t,H O. 10 Ter.
WI|.rrrr Co t4un 4aa nv sf.r.a.fr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-06
W0RTrM TElZC PRICE
Phone 1873

North SidcCose in five garage, good lawn, shade
81 20O S7OO cash. balance $50 monthly.
North Ewood-Fvc and glassed-n sleeping porch;
East front $3.50; $1,000 cash.
North Roscdae-Fiye rooms basement oak floors. $4750;
$3.50 cash balance easy terms
Park Hill Addition, bouevard-SiX rooms and breakfast
room $4,000; $500 cash and $75 per month
South NanthusSpendid location five large living
room; basement under entire house lot 50x190
AbsouuE bargain at $i5O0 $1,000 cash balance
able terms.
South Yorktown-Fye cast front $500; $3.50 cash.
balance terms
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-06

.uN -Nlt or rKNut Eu. block o.
ground r WArourr uta Diose iu. side
wA.As haf OF ground in paring FRUIT
Some cash and some terms What have
you Go lrsHr for thlrf = p. lHls0n.
Holland building
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-06

MANI An otter on Houts 90 $40 South
EotIou 10. be- moved September Dut
luoUr Good al i7t"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-06
PERSONAL PROPERTY
MI3oELIANEous roR aAI.E

MI3oELLANEoUs FOR SALE %
FOR S\LE National bicycle good oop
diiiou cheap Clark. Ola ClGand avenue.
Kendall
TELtrHONt fpr saIr can -ll Noriu
huu'dsr Phone Osarr CAST
SEVERAL second .aud rrilrerslors and
lrr huA"s various silrs. very cheap.
Phones 75t6 7ri7lgg5.
FOR SALE Oar $50 Underwood t,pr
writer NEARLY nos 500. also irs, and
'h''r uNscr 71tI Hat Kennedy H'iE
BARBER shop ior ,s'c 722 Wcst First
street
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-06
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
HouAEA rOR AAIl


FOR SALE Newton karS 90 pavement
best rcsdence section. modern 2 atorN
bungalow 7 rooms bullt.tn book cases
wiring dsAt. telephone booth breakfast
nook, kiiehoa cabinets sud work tables
largo closets for vrapa flothing brddlbg
linen cattncts ABd store rooms. wirnr Tor
I"irst clectr,ral AppNAnrcs entire house
heated by both furnace and gas also
Afgr IRE place In long living room sand
tnfhri and utl painted walls oab toots
and inish IArrc basement with laurdr
furnace coal and Worg rooms lot 'ua 1873
feet. some shade People ~ refinement
vi. appreciate ihIs homr finished ON o.
about september lKt We AlLn have Tor
sac in Newton i-n .prAttica.Iy ne~
room siuCro cottages east front halh
FAs. electricity and large basement un
pavement. good fcslde0ce section. 80
Iot .npg iert These are veil built
and u.lf, , " Mueller ll7 ud Main
&c. Nr~too HANS
THREE ROOM house on Yau Tenth good
we'll aAteT barn. 81 400 $500 cash bel
An,r s., per month. Palmer fea, estate,
Usage 1tdo
TWO STORY tf,.toor buurso~ south
1le sleeping porch basement. oak toofN
huu'In features garage pncr 81 100.
In.W'r veal estate nsaFr 1t1N
atNfN ROOM tvo story house on south
quarters. 80 $50. Palmer real estate.
usAgs 1t06
~ VOC WANT 10 buy or trll r.Ai cstAts
tsIl j, 10 Svrsa-y, gll Rob,ntop rhous
st56
SMALL WODsE aud lot f0tito boz Irving
raa 1908 West Cameron. cheap Cal
Ir PERSON.
FOR H0"r.r The best bargain in rulsn.
r.rhttoom house ou South GuihrIs CAL
UHup
FOR rAIF Country home dairy and
A.h farm Of 100 acres orc mile from
lmuura srhoO. town Of unnu people
ou tho rrnA Fc trail. nov hsug hard
tur.arru e.ertriGIfy never failing pure
water ino farm home and tenant houses
H.uf is'rv barn N'uH hay barns r',
Probably iHc most highely Improved and
urti paying proposition FOR t4.c no nan.
sat Land Uas all bsen iu Alfalfa wire
cor write Tor detailed description 10 W
"a rnurN o~usr Empora Kan
The sun., 1919-10-04
SITUATION IN SILK
APPROACHES CRISIS
Japan Controls Market, With
italian Crop Sold Out and
Prices Soaring.

Information received by cable from
Yokohama yesterday was to the effect
that record prices still were being
quoted for the various grades Of Japa-
nese raw silk. Sinshui No. 1 was priced
at S1.225. the same as on the previous
day, with all other grades up In pro-
portion. Buying was reported to be
active for both American and European
accounts. Sales are said to be from
1900 to 1000 bales q day and receipts
from the Keeling establishments are not
cunning over $500 to 1900.
As matters stand now Japan controls
the raw silk situation, as dealers there
are the only ones to have supplies avail
able for manufacturers The Italian
crop is sold out and the only goods OBJ
tainable are from stocks held by second
hands. Canton has had a good business
and everything available In the new
skeln is said to be sold up, while French
mills are now buying freely OF the old
skein. Prices have advanced In Canton
as much as 80 cents to 81 a pound In
the last two weeks and they still are
going up.
In connection with the advances,
which totalled SIS a ptcul bale weighing
13Sh pounds, in the Japanese market
this week 1t was pointed out by dealers
here that every increase of 81 a pound
will add from 20 to rs cents a yard In
the making OF broad silks In this coun-
try. Raw silk bought at present high
,rices will be used IN producing some OF
the materials now on order for spring.
The sun., 1919-10-04
COURT CALENDARS.

NEW YORK COUNTY.
APPELLATE DIVISION, SUPREME COURT
Recess.
Supreme Court.
SPECIAL TERM-PART II. Before Luce, J.
Court opens ct 10 80 A. NJ Ex-parte mat
tiers.
Surogates' Court.
CHAsfBERs-Before Fowler, g. At 10 80 A. NJ
Will for probate Henry schreiter, Joseph
Gandolfo.
City Court.
SPECIAL TERM-PART u.-Before o'Dwyer
c. J. Court opens at 10 A. N. EI-parte mat
tiers at 1o:3o A. NJ
BRONX COUNTY.
..t Supreme Court.
SPECIAL TERM-( Chambers)--Before Tieney
Court opens at 10 A. NJ. EI-parte bust
ness.
Surrogates' Court.
CHAAfBERS-Before schulA S.-Ex-parte bust
ness.
County Court.
SPECIAL TERM-(ChamberO-B Gibbs
J. EI-parte business.
KINGS COUNTY.
Supreme Court.
No Supreme Court calendar for Saturday
October 4.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
EASTERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK
Chatneld, J.-Court opens in Room 1923, Post
Ofhce Building Brooklyn, N. Y. NaturaliZa
tons at 80 A. NJ.
10 80 A. M.-United States VS.. Joseph 1andi
oris. CFor sentence)
The sun., 1919-10-04

Mascot Amusement Co 70 Regal Drug
Nova. 90 Court st. Bkiyn. Rental as
MADISON AV, 8 and b---Adoiph Leibowitz
and ano to Abr Delmbaum. 157 SUFFOLK
sity:, winsste I Cullen. 'iss Ncptss sSS
lCT si n Nv, i5s:iSS " 10Th ST 1908 W.;
Oct /, 1919; atty. n J HOiiey., 2 2Sd
RivfSoToN s;T;. a.7. str and part .
Jonas Schimmel to Nathan scheiner'
IIS S1o 9th 7-l2 ao Sr: from oi Pari
BRoxDwXr. 1859, space in sV drug strEF
yrs rom no Nay " NHoi IBIS; a,sy Morris POP
cETNT 81 N ST. a5.Emilic ' &schsr to Msx
from July 1. 1919. 8 yrs renew; atty Sol
81, sehwertE - Court e, Bklyp:;.;; ~ ss Ms1
Wolf oae - %i H'S sv. Brooklyn. 6
yrs from July /, 1918. 9 yrs renewed;
atty. s s schwartz. a. Court st, Brook or
PIKE ST, s5. aiii.RRoSert;' Macher to Max
Wolf, 626 willoughby av, Brooklyn, .
yrs from July 1. 1918; atty, S Schwartz.
wfsf GST7. 81 ST. s &C. ainmii. MacSo1 to
Schwartz, ~ Court st. Bkiyn. $4,000
BROADWAY. 42os-.sos. parts Of stor esos
Bway. and ano. lila yrs from Sept,
COLUMBIA CIRCLE 60. space I'd n
Howard Willetts to Michael Wittner, 2zf
w 6sth st. from Feb 1. 1915. to April 70.
1929; atty. Augustus Wagner 80 .d y
11sTH ST. q W. lat ives, is,ore.samuei
Sohaefer to Jennie Busch, as w 116th st,
1919 yrs from May 1, 1917. 1850
sTH Av. 6s1-es5, n W cor tsd at (so3-Sob
W., aii-Jos and Frank Goodman to
Rudinger, BerkmAn L Co, as w 86th 81,
Pepper, 90 Nassau ct. -. 600
7TH AV. 2s5-Loucs Hams TO Louis
Spector. premises. and ano, from
Sept /, 1919, to June so, 1925; atty,
A Halprin, IL Park Row. $500
Tho Bronx.
PARK Av. $50, all-Eelwood stanhodge
Realty Co, Inc, to Bertha Becker, 537
w 1884 at, and ano 9 yrs from Oct 1,
1919; atty, Anton Siegel. 81 Chambers
The sun., 1919-10-04

daisies fresh. so0sfMc.; held. siM q sac;
double daisies. fresh. 3o9 sic.; held. slO
sine; Young Americas, fresh, saQs2he.:
state Skins eI spsoisis, liz @aixe; prime to
choice is91SHc.j fair to good, iA9l7ci
lower grades, 701se.
EGGS-Fresh gathered, extras dozen, 60
ssc.i seconds, IS sac. under grades, t2a
$50; dirties. No. ts@b0c.i No. 2 and
s,St'G Is ch'Sh so0s g choice
frigerator, special marks, fancy, charges
paid. b2Q5ac.; flrsts 50 q sic; seconds. te
Western. hsnnery whites, ine to fancy,
Whites: cO%mSs 70 prime. 60 9sac; pulls.:
fancy. ss9s4c.; other western and south
ern, gathered whites, ts@7sc:; state
iSnSy. * Sisc an sasssreS brown ana mixed
colors. graded, fancy. ss07ac.; fair to
FLOUR AND NIEAL-Rye flour steady;
ass oils. white corn nour dull; ts.so
Eranuiated. ss.sO; white. graduated. ss.sO.
sacks, So; ssssy middiin., 90. as: red
SSis,; bran, i? T. sacks 81, , ,t.ndsid
1880 9ss; red dog hour. 40 Id. sacks. so
OIL: oil meal, t7f per ton.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 100 Id. bag. sac
49, STATE ss i 49, lbs: gsG i'f hon nsi ..aS
:sivsni:. '1 10 lbs. ~ uSs,s jersey red.
s oss iG sss i s rs 49, ns rs ss''Ss;
Si.ss: 10. Z 81 i.is: D:i.SsT: and
a, isa Ssi, s Southern s's No ss 'ss o.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork dull. mess itsgtsi
steady: msss. taS . 80: family. tasSss;
e. A' hoss 'S s..y; saoon .n ate. 40 lbs,
clear. 1919 lbs. aso.; dry salted clear.
isSis%c.; cnoic. house. iasisAc Pick:
Skinned: xxi i -sc lbs. ssko. TaIiow aim:
% SaS Ds %:. sH sssoes3se; city lard dSl
Continent. tas..e; South america. l tis.d5S;
lard st.ariSo. soc. oleo. 10000.
POULTRY, DRESSED TURKEYS -
sgrn s per iS S,oSsd bCsss
Western, milk fed. 3o84!c; corn fed 20
| q 42c.; bills, picked. milk fed. 81 lbs.
s sSs G icsd ' sSs s milk fsd
, %s:t.rn. mix sss Kegs. 81 Sac; corn fed
psi2 sso vi5so i SA 70 ,' pair. Ssc i Phil
and so4 t,s state and Psn ncyn ho,s ~
Western. milk fed. 81 sso, corn fsS q
| Western. 256ssc.; Western, scaldsd. 500
ssc.; sSuthwsstern. bols or kegs. 81 ne
OLD CoCRs-western. dry picked. boxes
or bills. aac-; Western; Iced. bills, ~ 9
and Pennsylvania. spring. $50. soUABs..
Prime white, dez, tSSSe; dark, ts s'I
tl.25@11s.
POULTRY. ILvE-sPRING CHICKENS
VIA freight, 3oc.; colored, via express
800 SEC; white Leghorns.. via express, 81
| qSsc. FowLs-via freight. fancy, heavy
| she; average. heavy. 82c,: light to me
dium, slc; eolOred and mixed, via ex,
press, 800 ale; OLD RoosTERsLvis
| soc: toms, Csc. DUCKS-Western, yii
freight, a6c;; Southern, s2s GEESE
via freight or express, 500 35c. GU1NEAs
old. per pair. 75c.: young, soc.
! SUGAR - Cut loaf. 1o,50c.: crushed
1o25c.: mould A.. e.5oc.; cubes; e.75c.
/ xxx powdered. e.2oc.; powdered. else.
| fine GRADUATED and diamond A, &C.; con
Petitioners A. 5000; No. 1. $3.50.
The sun., 1919-10-04
COTTON HAS SHARP
BREAK AT CLOSING
In Last Half Hour Of Session
Drops Over IS q Bale From
Previous Ending.

Ths cotton market was yesterday fea-
turtd during the final half hour OF the
session by sharp break Of more than
IS bale from the previous ending. Be
fore the break the market. while some
what lower. had been dull and uninter-
estirE, fluctuations being restricted to a
rather limited range. and had tone
that could not be classed as any worse
than barely steady to easy. The sharp
decline was not by any means unex-
pected. The fact that lack Of substan-
tfal short interest had placed the market
In decidedly unhealthy state OF tech
nloal position, sensitive to even COM
paratively small amount Of pressure,
has been well known during the last
week.
When prices had slipped moro than
so points on heavy local liquidation,
the uncovering of stop orders plnced by
the more cautious longs helped acceler-
ate the drop. Several reasons to ex-
plain the action OF the market were
given. The majority took the stand
that professional bears once again had
taken advantage OF many times used
situation and there was little doubt that
the disQuietinR r,imors that pervaded
trading circles helped influence those
longs with even small profits to close
out their cotton. Scattered Southern
selling also made Its appearance In the
late business.
The market plainly was tired from
the start First prices were some 10 to
80 points of, rejecting poor Liverpool
cables. Improvement in the immediate
weather and turn in the British rail-
road strike situation. The market
dragged itself quietly to lower levels
during the forenoon and business was
very much restricted, houses connected
with Liverpool selling and local COM
inission firms buying slightly at times.
The weather map indicated only scat
tered precipitation. .o1 inch at Mont
gomery, .0S at Galveston and Augusta.
.3s-at Atlanta and so at Tampa Bulls,
however, laid particular stress on ba-
rometer lines. which showed that con-
siderably lower temperatures might be
expected within forty-eight hours.
Outsiders seemed inclined to walt and
watch the various turns In the Industrial
situation and until the start Of the fifth
hour II was a tagging affair indeed, with
the maximum decline about 80 points
General selling appeared near the close
and support was not nearly heavy
enough to take care of all of the cotton
unloaded. Prices were soon forced more
than 100 points of In all active options
and the close OF the day was more than
So down for spots and futures.