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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-20
Marches Into Hunland.

II was while acting In reserve to the
French IN the Champagne on Oct 4
that Private Hufstedder pulled his stunt
Of capturing the Germans in a dugout
in a German trench which the rapid adj
vance Of the Americans had put in No
Mans land, Immediately after this ex.
plot the marines were by forced
marches shifted to the all~American
command again and the Second division
To which his unit belonged threw them.
selves into the thickest Of the fighting
In the Mouse and Argonnc sector which
brought the world war to a close.
or the horrors of the Argoune, the
brave deeds done there, thousands of
which win never be retold. the soldier
would not speak, seeming to he trying
to forget the hell OF those final DAYS
of fighting rather than recount scenes
enacted there. The last phase Of TIC
tighling from Nov. | to Nov. II, 1918.
brought the "Teufelhunden" to the
bank of the Meusc whore they were
when the fighting ended.
At the little village Of Rhinebrohl. Ia
miles from Cobleug. Private Hufsted-
der together with rs other members OF
his battalion were given the distin-
guishcd service cross for signal valor
on, the field of battle. Citation after
citation followed IN. Hufstedder's case
one coming after he had reached
America.
Spring eventually came after the long
winter Of patrol duty IN the Hun cottn.
Try and Private HufStedder embarked
from Marscilles Tor home. lie was mus
tered out at Quanttcn Va, early in May
of the present year '
And here he is, back In Memphis.
signed up for another four years by
Sergt, II, A. Robinson, OF the United
States marine corps.
Signed up from the same city he
signed two Years & and ready, as
Can you beat it3
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-20
Elizabeth Club
Asks More Aid
To Enlarge Home

Although generous response has met
the appeal of the Elizabeth club for
funds to enlarge its home at 2O6 Carroll
avenue, where the girls Of the city who
cannot afford high-class lodgings are
given good homes and fare at the price
Of a cheap boarding house, the cam
paign for aid inaugurated by Joseph
Newburger by no means Is al an end.
More than $4,000 has been reported
so far. The goal Is $4,000 to complete
paying for the old Stratton residence
which was taken over by the club. Sew
eral teams at work have not reported
and many individual subscriptions
promised are not yet included In the
total.
Aided and encouraged by ~financiers
and business men, women OF the Nine
teenth Century club are doing splendid
work in solicitation. Mrs. Arthur Rob-
lnson, 1145 Linden avenue, is receiving
subscriptions from those not reached
by solicitors.
Tabulated contributions received be-
fore Friday include the following:
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-20
ALPERINs e WELL

Burglars before dawn Thursday
crawled through an open window at the
home of J. Alperin, $40 Forest avenue,
and searched the rooms without dis
turbing the family. Among the articles
stolen were a pistol, gold watch and
three rings.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-06-20
Was in Many Battles.

Entering the front lines for the first
time before Verdun in May, 1918, Pri-
vate Hufstedder went quietly at his
task OF Hun killing. He participated
in every action from that time on In
which Uncle Sans soldiers of the sea
distinguished themselves. Shifted from
that sector to Petit Serins his COM
mand went INTO action from Petit Ser i.
ms to Chateau Thierry, commencing
the first part of June, 1918.
After his injury at Chateau Thierry
a short ~sojourn in Paris hospitals put
the 1.-THE body Of the boy from the
Ozarks In shape TO do a little more
'strafing" and he in consequence was
seen again with his command by July 4.
Under shell fire three days at Bel
leau Wood, in action again before Sois-
sons, wounded again by a split ma
chittc bullet. ~ricocheting from a bat
tie tank and making an ugly cash In
his jaw, riding all night to rejoin his
command now ordered to the ST. Mi.
hlel sector, were a few of the events
which crowded themselves into the
young mans life during the following
weeks.
Private Hufstedder was In the first
alt American drive in the st Mihlel
sector Sept, u, where with four others
he wiped out successfully three ma
chine gun nests and captured 10 sur.
vtViug members Of the crews. manning
the quick firers returned safely TO the
| lines unhurt,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-26
WapamucIka
Sallie Montgomery.
Correspondent.

w. 4. Gibson Of Durant was here
Tuesday on business.
c. a. Tiger of Durant was here
Thursday to confer with the railroad
men here on matters pertaining To
their interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. White Harris were .u
Wapanucka Saturday ON business.
Miss Ethel Tanner spent the week.
end with her parents.
A crowd of young people enjoyed %
social evening at the home Of Mrs.
w L. Richardson Saturday evening.
Mrs. Rinsland and Mr.. Gray, county
agent of Tishomingo, attended a box
supper at Wells Valley school house
Saturday night. Proceeds win be do.
mated TO the memorial gateway at Ada.
Mr. and Mrs Clyde Williams spent a
day at Bromide last week.
Mrs Evans and Miss Bessie Mont.
gomery spent the weekend in Wapa.
nucka
c. u. Smith and j. w. Poor made q
business "trip to Tishominro Friday
j. NJ Dclicrson has been EapJ o'
homo for several days ON account of
Illness.
Conner Montgomery was % Tupc,o
visitor Thursday
Henry Robinson was % Waponucka
visitor Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs Sam Badgwell wero
trading i'm Wapanucka Saturday
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-26

Madnl Yesterday afternoon en- route to
Denison and sherman for few days
visit with friends.
MT and Mrs. Marvin Bryant returned
yesterday afternoon from short visit
with their parents. Dr. and Mrs r.
L. Sears, and Mr.. and Mrs. w. {.
Bryant.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-26
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic

which is simply IRON and QUININE
suspended in syrup, Restores Vitality
and Energy 10y Purifying and Enrich
ing the Blood. So pleasant even Chill
dren like IT, You can soon leel lts
Strengthening, Invigoratng Effect
pic eoc (Adv)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-26

n n Peltemao 'o' son. ono sp"0I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-25
SOUTHSlDE DOCTORS HOLD
MEETING IN PETERSBURG
Hold SiNty-Jhird Quarterly Gather
cr!na-<nothrr safe Robbery Uc-
ported. Hut BOOTY Ia Small.
ISnccIal ln Thn Timns-nisna,ch

Special TO The Time Dispatch
PETERSBURG. VA. June @i.--rhe
: XtN-third quarterly mecttn. OF tho
Sou;hs!he Virginia Medical Association.
was held in this city today. The prcsi-
dent. Or. Parker y. Irving. Of FARM
traced In the association consists OF
fourteen counties and two cities Of lii.
Southsids section. and usually the
meetings are We'll attenG--tf Mayot
Robert Gillian delivered the addtess
OF welcome 10 The delegates. and WAS
ros pondcd 10 by Dr.. #. NJ Snead. o.
south mn. ~ both morning and
niSlt sessions papers OF interest were
read BY members and visitors. Dinner
WAS served At tho Petersburg Hotel
nt 40 i. ~ Visitors were present
from Richmond, Norfolk and Newport
News.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-25

There we're meetings OF tho Board
Of Aldermen and Council last might
nnd considerable business was trans
acted. Tho Aldermen concurrcd with
the Council in adopting the city bud
Get for tho ensuing year. which pro-
Nidcs for Expenditures OF sSS2.S,l. y
resolution WAS introduced IN tho Board
OF Aldermen for an issue or S2o0.JO1
ct ii-z per cont bonds. tho money
TO he used in tho buiidin:: Of city
hall and ar;nory. The matter WAS
scnt to tho Finance Committee. Op-
position was expressed TO the issue
Of any more bonds at present. rs
tho city Is in debt. and there arc bonds
on hand to bc sold. but both the Boa ri
Of Aldermen and Council went on re-
cord as fivorinG an appropriation for
providing quarters for the military.
The Finance Committee Will decide
the amount Of the appropriation for
this purpose. Permit zion was granted
the Chaujaurua 10 hold SIS enter
tainmcnts tins year in Central Park.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-25
RAILROAD SECURITIES
ARE ONLY ACTIVE ISSUES
Now York Exchange Experiences
quiet Day With Prices Moving
In Narrow Rangc.
lNDUsTRIALs LOSE rwo POINTS
Many Pools in Spccinitlcs Reported
Taking Advantage IN News From
Europe to Convert Paper Profits
into Cash.

NEW YORK. Junc 2a.-Exccp, for
me railroad shares. which showed a re
rival OF activity and strength for the
hrst time in weeks. trading in tho
Stoch market was quiet to da. with
prices moving within a narrow range
compared with previous sessions. Iicvi-
ness OF the induHtraia. with losses rang
ing from one TO Two points in the
standard issues, was attributed 10 sell
ing Ia anticipation OF tho signing OF
INC ncaco treaty by the Germans. Many
poo's In apecialiies were reported to
nave taken advantage or the aoou
news from Europe TO CONVEX. some of
'hcir paper pronts into cash.
Money continued 20 be- iieh. uith
the call rate advancing to per cent
Tor mixed collateral and . per cen, for
ihhustrialS. Bankers expect tina; the
e. g., none rate "ill continue nigh an
u! after the frs, week of July, when
me FUNDS distributed in the shape Of
interest and dividend payments to tn.
amount OF approximately 1900 QUO. 900
VIII neS!n No"inS back into the banhs.
Advise 10 Take Profits.
Some OF the LARGE commission houscs
were again advising their customers to
tskr prohtn in anticipation or 4, rene
bcn, which, Is expected to continue
mnsil the money situation cascs up
IN" attention Of their clients 10 tho
FOOD stocks. ana the shares Of those
companies whose products viii be i'm
mediate demand by Germany
The strength and demand for ran
tcad shares was gratifying to wh :
10" lfifnds tho transportation comps
aics hdNo among stock market spccu-
IStors. Tho purchases were for the aC-
couut o. people who arc looking AHEAD
10 the probable return n. our arteries
81 commerce 10 private ownership abou;
January | next
The annirs OF Tho railroads. especiaI.
~ the accounting items. are IA ba d
mcss. and II VIII take months 10 un-
iangle them.
Those who regard tho rails Win favor
nccIarc that IL is absurd to think mat
The high grade dividend payers Will 10.
main OF present prices when the roads
are returned 10 private operation
y. & q. showed Loss.
Baltimore ana Ohio was an execution
10 enc genera! strength OF tho railroad
Hhares. 1t lost - point and offerings
OF the stock we're declared TO be due to
the Tact tina tho company viii have to
20 some financing Within the next week
During the first three days Of July Inc
road has 500. goo notes maturing and
Sf.O0o.n0o OF bank notes due
General Motors lott six points. bl,t
;h's drop was not considered sen.a :
tiona! In Jew Of tho recent sharp All
vanccs made daily bE Tint Issue WIFE.
IN week tho motor companies viii
have rounded out their FIRST half OF me
calendar year. and the rnruin;s' state.
mente are expected to make showing
which. according TO one house. win tie
considered 'ponderful."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-25

Tho body OF A. r. Mckessicn, who
inc run down by car on the Hope
woil Hallway. was sent to his former
home IN blackstone today for burial.
W. r. sherman. merchant OF Ettric<.
whose safe w-'s blown open and rob-
bed by ycEcmcn sunday night. place
his losses a, about $4,000. OF which
5000 was in cash and about $4,000
III government bonds. and the rest in
checks. notes and mortgages. The
robbers made clean getaway.
The new onc-man cars have been
put In service In Petersburg. and have
attracted much comment.
The Masonic Lodge OF Petersburg
tonight united IN joint celebration
OF 81. John the Baptist Day, with APP
propriate exercises and a banquet.
y large number OF ladies from
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-25
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MaREEr
ISslae a HMM Qtnnn xaEa.

Esport for the week ending June a. 1919
hn'" steers. ~. TO lii4: medium to good
To-. com mon 20 fair. 10 u: choice
peters l2's 10 a: medium 70 GOOD ii 10
iii common 10 fair. I" 10. choice cows
mon nS9, L. ,sir, TO hsst oxen. II to IL:
:" :. hest hea Wv bulls. TO 10: IA, y;Sh,
NJ = to 70: good bologna bulls ! 70 .
az. :. 10 ): hes; calves. Is: common 10
ar u to -: best hpRs 2Ii. rics aud
snnat II 10 Is .sows ami stays. " to i.
n"st Sh6:o 10 10; common TO fair. 10 S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-25
NEW YORK CURD MAKKET

.'T.N iUKk. Iunc V-The ,urh M Ill q I,
uses today showed fractions Ia vol oyar
nom me larger dccl!ncs heinr in thc
'shHr priced shares. Further heaviness
iarhen the business in the industrial Is
Ief; ami u was in the hieher priced stocks
VI thiS group that losses werc larrevi There
was little feature 80 the oiIs rrirc. mo-.
mE lrrtgulariy within narrow range
Metals w"rc without feature
HTh !.i: 10y" Aetna Explosives =, n 10.
- cosdcn OIL loi. II: 800 Fedsra' Oh!
- n -; 300 Int. Petroleum. @ai. n goa. ! .
Merritt oil. :I,7d2s: Loo Metro fc,ro.
I'm, n r,ns'7 100 Victoria OF. -. Tgi,
s",'' BOSTON and Montana. .S:n - 900 con.
heid Cons i5Hi7: los Jumbo Esi,rsInr 'T a.,
=: 30" Mckinley Darrach. s2Is5: so %!p.
. l-i6n2a. ''"ii F'N''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-25

"h''nn'h until prices were "a 80 = mini,
~ July touching a325 From this level
"'rhct reacted under selling tina, came
''' ~' directions ana finally worked down
- decline az y to 4. po!n,s upscr ~.
iiS' n'tecS OF ycstotiay. Several lime. d,r-
ne re-, tns day there rcrc small tceoverie.
= "lH Lho ue' iihc, hut DECIDED s,rcr,,b
80 shown Until toward tn. ON, ,yhrr bt,y
nE shiAur up on COMPLAINTS az sc-inu.
,,"p lhJufF resulting from much raj,
no Slso on quotations that tn. weekly
amn iNtn5nf from the government, tomor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-25
CALL MONEY RATES

pHh iune H-Noney on call on
ne ne STOCK Exchange oprred uer cent;
hlrh per cent: low. yer cent ,.lo.inr
per cent. Timr money IVES outaina no =;
,,,1xdS amounts for n" short periods in
MerCAntie papcr In rather limit. d
demand few sales wnrn reportnd a. low
- ~. per cent on attractive raner hur -.
PC cent was the minimum price for the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-25
PROHIBITS CLOTH IMPORTS
Greek Government Places Ran on Hiring
Ing In Certain Cotton and
GinKhRm Goods.
nv Associatad Press

WNSIiiNtiTON. Lune .4-Importo
ton OF seed or 'ginned cotton and
certain kinds OF cotton yarns and
colored and English cotton prints
drills and e!nghams has been pvohi-
t.ted by the Greek government. In
making the announcement today the
war Trade Board sad special import
licenses might ne issued at The dis
erection OF the Cree minister OF ma
tional economy for goods purchase
and shipped prior 10 May g.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-25
Onirc Iiol,l,crIrs.

Tho ofiicc OF th1 Atlantic Coast
Realty Company. over tho National
Bank OF Petersburg. was entered last
night. and tho safe was robbed oil
sS1. The combination 81 tho safe had
been left open, and the robbers had
only to force the inner door. which they
easily did
The Office OF the Mutual Insurance
Company vas also entered last night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-25
COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK, June I4.-Failurc Of spocu-
lative enthusiasm In securities follow
the official announcement that the Ger
mans would sign tho peace treaty couplc,
with sitter ra,tr for call money had a
emitting effect on cotton today. and its
undcrtonr generally heavy. althoug h
toward the ena there was smar; rally
Sentiment with regard To the staple an
pnared to be unsettled rs many opcra tors
believed that the peace situation had bee
Near the close Wall street was an active
buyer Of October. which. with buliish crnn
ndvices and further reports OF rain III
nriccs. hut this was followed in the inst
fcw minutes ny partial reactions. Final quo
taiicns were to Ii points net lower
Srut a, New Orleans was nuiet. with mid
ding &c hishcr at 3o't tho salcs wore
:nI hslrs SDot hero uu!et ami I'm :
changed at a3.5oc: there was no sales
FORT recciots today toialed 3e.a.3 bales.
while EXPORTS aggregated 1929 bales
f',t, futt ALI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-25
universlty Name. rre.,den,

WOOSTER. o.. June 24.-Trustoes,
o. Wooster University today announced
that DIR. Charles Frederick wisharh
Q Chicago. had been elected president
Of the university to succeed DIR. j.
Campbell White, who resigned some
time ago.
Or. Wishart is pastor OF tho Second
Presbyterian Church, Chicago. and is
president OF the general education
board OF the Presbyterian Church..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-25

Chesterfield. Dinwiddic and susser
counties are attending tho tri.coun.
IN progress in this city. conducted bv
Miss Lucie Cleator. OF Dinwiddit.
assisted by Miss Christine KELSEY. az.
Chesterfield, and Mrs. w. w. Edwards,
OF Sussex.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-25

innntS. :; stock. 1923 ~"
.hiS Sn,s a'm s .,dt clI receipts is::
!; S ~ i, :. 1900: p l':'a 800. e
i5M !. l5Ngl55o; *. iScSsi is5s: n i a.:
I'"i. y. isi6st 20. VIC. WV II d '
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-25
Ccntennry 0uotn Ovcr,nh~rrihcd.

Final reports OF ,he Mcthodist Cen
ttnary drive, in tho PetcrsburS dis
tr!ct. have been received. and tho
ngures show the districts quota TO
have been largely ovcrsrbscribed The
quota for the district was $3.50. 900.
The final reports show that a total
Of St033ll was subscribed. Tho city's
quota was over subscribed by more
than 80 per cent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-25
!iu,es ranged as. follows:
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORk. LuMe A-Cottonseed OF was
ssntraiy lover under sca,.erSd selling by
AND heaviness In Wall street BIDS for
leading deliveries wers - 10 - points lower
al the close Crude held arm Sales. / .S!D
barrels Prime crude. ESQ. prime summer
yellow. spot. 1900: July. T.5c: September.
= -: December. - 81.
spot coffee f.verlsh ana quotations nom
insl. Rio Is, -; Santos As. 80.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-25
RICHMOND Hay MARKET.
Wholesale Nuotatton. on IIchnnre
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

'HlUNGO.. Iun- -i--Acuie wenkncss IA
ON market today resulted iarEtiy from
n GENERAL belief thst huliish effects Of
I"ac" had been We'll discounted in adj
snCc. After fsiI Of about cents from
rSterday'S TOP ;h= market closed nervous.
Ia cents ne; tower. with SEPTEMBER l.,ist
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-25
STEAMBOATS,,
Merchants and Miners
TRANSPORTATION Co.

Steamers leave pier foot W. Main St,
Norfolk. Telephone Bell 1850
BoSTON-Mon., Wed, Sat. p. NJ. A
PRONIDENCE-Thur 5 7. NJ.
NORFOLk-Mon., Tues. Thurs. . r. NJ.
Full information on request.
a. l.. PORTER, Agent, Norfolk, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-25
CnIcAGo LINZ srnCk MAEKEr

CHICAGO. Jun. 2i-Hoes-Eece!nts d 900:
lower bulk. 900 81 100. heavy weight. 20 an
Z. go: medium weight. 200 q. 90: n!Ss.
Cattle-Receipt<. 5000: slow. Beef steers
medium weight; Is5n $500. veal calves
ls.5HT $500: feeder steers 9c5 a i..55: stocker
steers SO n l.du
Shcep-Receipts 1.0oo: unsettled Lambs
j. 90 ii 1850; Culis anu common 250f $50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-25

and was thoroughly ransacked. but as
far as scen nothing % value was car
ricd away.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-25
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
my ooOnS

NEW YORK. June 2i-Cotton goods to-
dsy were firm and yarns less active. Bur
laps were firm Mems wear was in good
demand. Dry soodS merchants do no, OK
poet abundant production In the near fu-
lure.
NAVAL STORES
SAVANNAH. GA. June ai.-Turpentine
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-25
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT BONDS
HHORT TERN NOTES.

Am. Foreisn Sc. as. AuG. !. lslo.....,.. 81;
Ana. Tobacco IS Nuv. J. ieie............ lo1a,
Am. Tobacco az. Nov. !. ls2S.............. l0tii
Anglo. French "a. Oct. li isco........... 81,
Armour and Co. IS June Is. 1928 ...... 1864.
Bethlehem Steel - july Il, 1922. ........ 10.
British 5i:.. Nov. I. 1919. Observation-Disclosures. esa
British So Nov. !. 1921 II !.
g. II. and q. Joint A., July !. ls2l...... os
cudahy Packing Co. as. July IL, 1928. 1907:
Dominion OF Canada as. Aug. ,leio..... a9'4
Elcc. Auto Iitn Co GS. Aug -. 1873 &C.. l01
Hooking Val Hy. Col TT. g. Mar !. 1923 sS1,
Jacob pold Packing Co, "a, Nov ", 1873 1907:
Jacob Dold PacSinE, Co, IS. Nov. y. 1923. 1921.
ILcgett and Myers IS. Dec. l. is2l....... lcn3,
Moline Plow Co. Is. Sent J. 1927 .. lol,:
Moline Plow CO. -. Sept. ]. 1923 ......... i0e
July i. is,a ..................... o..
Proctor &: Gamble IS. Mar I. 1921. 1a2,:
Proctor &. Gamble IS. Mar ]. 1925 l04
Southern Railway Ca. Mar l. 1922 gu
Swift & Co.. g. Aug. is. lo2l............. 1903
inE Is. Feb /, 1870. 1907
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-25
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK June 2i,-Beeyes. M trah-
30 a 1910. sheen and lambs. barely steady:
hcep tcwes, sooI 30: cults. 5.ooT 30 ::
teatly. AZ q. 81 alao: rouEhs. 1870.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-25

NEW York. June e!.--rort movement:
M!ddink 3350 rcccips. e93: stock. l6l .63S.
Minor noTts-receipts. a?S': exports. a,25i:
Total tnday-Receints. ?7t22; exports. 2slls;
stock. I,a22Si0
Total for week-Receipts. s1.eis: exports.
Total TOR .scason-Receipts. s,oas.soi: cx-
ports. 4ste.i3n.
NEW ORLEANS. June M.--Pcare news
much higher cables than due. the rerort
and continued rainy weather in the belt put
tho price Of cottonsto new high levels in
msdiately the market met heavy realizing
ferines for short account, the latter from
irAders who sought TO force wide rese
the rnntitet was depressed below. the Level
Of ytsttrdays close. but toward the end
norts ffot, tho Interior ana made almost
Close Fl tho .hn owed
clinka Of q TO 10 points. - .1l
The opening WAS higher and tho advance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-25
RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.


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