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SOCIETY
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ing. Only Immediate friends and
After tho wedding tho couple left
Tor Cincinnati, Chicago, Minneapolis
and Winnipeg. Manitoba. On their
return on or about October LIST. they
VIII DO at homo. 20I East Cary Street.
Allen Memorial of the Virginia Home
Tor lncurables Will be held in the
parlor OF the home Friday afternoon
october !. at o'clock.
0nkley-CnmpbeIL
or especial interest In Richmond Is
the encouragement by sir. and Mrs.
marriage OF their daughter. Pearl
Peyton. to Irving Eppes Campbell. of
Richmond. The ceremony will take
place Wednesday morning. october
=. from the Holy Trinity Church.
James. and Is we'll known in Rich
mond. Mr. Campbell has only re-
Gently returned from Europe, where
hc was in service for many months.
he was decorated for bravery by the
French government and mentioned
with the Red Cross. ranking as a
lieutenant. he saw much field ser
vice.
Approaching Marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Preston Taylor
or Clarksvillc. announce the engage
ncnt and approaching marriage OF
their daughter. Pattie, to Robert EN-
mitt Scales, OF Richmond. The wed
ding will take place at noon on
Methodist Church. at Ciarksvilie Mr.
Scales is the son OF MIR. and Mrs. X
J. Scales. $3.50 Hanover Avenue
Richmond.
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WEST POINT

WEST POINT, VA, Sent a5n,
and Mrs. Amos hayo as rucsts In
their home Mr.. and Mrs John Tuck er
and son. of Brunswick. and Wier
Minnie Jahnke. of Richmond.
Mrs. Kate Healy, who has becn
hecn spending the summer with her
niece, Mrs RS. George Carlton. left yes
daughter, Mrs. II. Nc. Martin o'" her
w. 7. Clements and wife. OF Rich.
mond. arc spending their Vacotinn
with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs Ed
ward Clements D. f>o-
Bernard ard F,auntleroy. of West vir.
in the home of p. B. Hughes "I this
Mrs. Reuben Rolph, of Gayo,,,
county. Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs W.
Il, Broaddus- D. W..
MISS Ada Mitchell and Havs.
Milchell, or Gloucester. visited Mr.
aubrey, Pearce and fam mfHk' -,
Richmond. recently visited n Is
mother. Mrs. Pearce. ~ mis-
Mrs. p. N. Harris, OF Eredar,.,,
Hal. spent last week with her
father. James L. Garrett.
Mr. and MRS: A. d. Brown and ,on
dcrlin. OF Norfolk. spent tho JILL Mr; san,
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. NcaIe eho
Miss Clara Thrift is Visitine ,r,,.
Mary Jarratt In Richmond this wenE
Mrs; NJ. B. Nunnally and daurbtnr
MISS Cardie, who have been visittnr
with Mr.. and Mrs.. =. Sgen Tn Monday a
their way to Richmond. W
Miss jessie Lewis Is yIsftinr rr,ana.
in Baltimore. ..,.'.s'''' Aiiehus
Leroy Richardson left Tuesday for
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CLIFTON FORGE

CLINTON FORGE. VA, Sept. rs. -
Miss Katharine Simpson has left for
Lynchburg, where sho Will enter RAN
dolph- Macon Woman's College. For
Some time past Miss Simpson has
held a position with the First Ma
tional bank.
Samuel W. wyant. of West yir.
gina, Is here on visit to his sister
Mrs. c. III. Mann. Until this visit the
other In twenty-five years.
NJ. O: Rhodes. OF Charleston, Is Wis.,
ting Miss Mae Lockhart.
MISS Pauline and Ernestine Black
OF Iron Gate. have left for Bristol
where they WIN attend the Virginia
w. a. Haley, Of CharlottesyviIle
Is visiting friends and attending 10
business. ~
Rev, l.. II, Paul and J. A. sproul arc
attending the fresbytery at Fincas-
tie. The trip was made by automo-
Rev: George Green is spending sew.
erai days in Rockbridse County as
sisting in protractcd meeting.
Mr; and Mrs: L. d. Glenn, are
spending several weeks in Minnesota
at the old home OF Mrs. Glenn.
Mrs. Lucy Pugh is spending ten
Gays IN baltimore as the guest OF DR.
Casey. Mrs. Pugh has been caring
LOT ~. Casey's baby since the death
OF !,s mother about a year ago.
Kisses Ihclma Savage and Helen
Nils OF Hampton, are the guests OF
MISS Eva Campbell.
Mrs. T.. j. Wilson. Jr, is visltinr
ncr old home in Somerset. Oranrs
Gounty; and expects to be away for
81. and Mrs. w. r. Calhoun nav,
reInfned from visit to Lake Michi-
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AMHERST

H js9ff!11 f The Tin ssn,
The suest Of Mrs. Peyton II Evans, at
"RavenscrcSt"
Mrs Hal w. Myers. of Buffalo. is
spending this week with her mother.
Mira l.. 4. Ware and children. owen
and Eusenia Ware. OF Sandidges. are
visiting a, Mrs. J. A Wares.
j. +. Cunningham returned satur-
day from visit to relatives In Wash
ington and Hampton.
Mrs. w. F.. Sandidgc and little son.
mond. where the little boy has been
undergoing treatment at Memorial
Hospital.
Mrs. Thatcher. of Camden. y. J.. and
ID. G.. are visiting their father. Judge
e J. Campbell. and attending the Am
Henry Myers, of Forks OF Buffalo.
has gone to the University of Virgin
la. whore he will take the medical
course.
have been visiting relatives in AM
herst. have returned to their home in
Alexandria.
Miss Vera Tienor is this week Wis
ting relatives in Richmond.
Misses Cornelia Hanger and Annie
Harrison. on Tuesday. entered Sweet
Briar College. where they will attend
school this winter.
work as principal OF the high school
at Haymarket.
Miss Katherine White. OF Cifax.
beaiord County. Is attending the Am
herst High School.
Miss Louis d. Hubbard. who has
oeen home service secretary OF the
Amherst County Red Cross, left Mon
uay lot her home at Forest where
she, will spend a few days before en-
tering college to take up special
training in social service work.
:, Miss Irene Ware has gone to Ocean
session.
Miss Mary Settle left last week for
Red Hill to resume her school duties.
:. Marvin HUDSON. OF South Carolina.
is visiting his sister. Mrs. L. C.
Gregory.
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has been a considerable increase in
the number OF vocational students
and tho freshman class Is n large one.
Major Forest +. williford has been
detailed as professor OF military
science and tactics and commandant
or cadets at the college in place OF
Lieutenant-C Colonel c. c. Carson.
Major Williford is 4 native OF Iui-
nois and graduated from West Point
in 1906. He is also u distinguished
graduate of the Coast Artillery School
at Fort Monroe. In 1907 while sta
toned at Boston he took the degree
ot NJ ;. in electrical engineering from
the Massachusetts institute of Tech
nology and Harvard University.
Major Williford comes to the v. p.
l. with strong commentator from Of
fcers OF high rank who know him
we'll. lie has served as instructor at
west Point and at the Coast Artillery
School at Fort Monroe. He was in
France during the war and was in
charge of trench artillery training
Because OF special qualifications he
was selected for service with the fl
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BLACKSBURG

BLACKsBURG. VA. Sept 25.-Miss
Virginia pritchard. Miss Elizabeth
Groscciose. and Miss Edith Linkous
;eit this week for Womans College.
G'eeiaw for Hollins, and Miss Amy
ainyth. for Sweetbriar.
Colonel John w. Williams. OF Rich
mond. Clerk of the House OF Dele
u. and Mrs. James Williams. OF
Shreveport, spent the week here with
Mrs; w. II. Lybrook. The party lcf,
ft nay afternoon ;or Richmond:
nesday for weeks visit to Mrs.
Charles Seitz at Burkeviile. and from
mere viii go TO her home n, Windsor.
Mrs; Herbert Smith and three sons,
wwn9 have been with Mrs. J.. Bolton
!or Los Angeles.
Miss Isabel Hester has arrived in
hIacksburg TO teach in tho high
school this session.
MISS Annie R!ker. OF Front Royal.
has been the guest OF President and
Mrs.. Julian Burruss at The Grove. !"
MISS Mary Glnssctt. Of Charlottes-
vile. was the guest this week OF her
er-ln-lnw. Mrs. +. s Classett
&C. II. Pritchard and frances d.
wilson; Jr.. OF Schenectady arrived in
Blacksburg. Thursday. The former
All! visit his parents, Professor and
Mrs. 5. X; PrItchard. and Mr.. Wilson
VIII spend the winter with his aunt
Mrs. Thomas 3. Hu,chsson.
Rev. Locke White and Croswell
Henderson attended tho meeting OF
MontEomery presbytery al Fincastle
MIS- T.. f. GOODWIN. of EmporIa. is
visiting her brother-in-law and sis
ter: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Burr.
Bently Adams left Thursday for Ann
ATbor. Michigan. where he will study
This winter.
Captain and Mrs. j. 3. Haskell and
their young daughter have returned
York.
Henry Raschc lef: this week for
woodbury. Forest where he will he
a puDil this ypssinn &c
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Hammond. at the rectory. left Tues-

day for home.
Mr.. and Airs. ]. Cooke Grayson and
Mrs. Eppa ltixcy. of CharlottesvilIe.
Wager on Main Street Mrs. RiSev
has since como to spend n few DAYS
With Mrs: Richard Lewis and the
Mrs. Albert Wood, OF st. Iouis
who is better remembered hero MS
Miss jennie Gray Miller. was the
guest this week OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Jackson Fray, coming here from
Stnunton, where She had been to uut
her young daughter at the Mary
Baldwin Seminary.
a very enjoyable evening party
which was attended by a number Of
Culpepcr people was given at tho
home OF MIR. and Mrs. Wayne Lewis
on Monday night. Dancing and
cards wero tho amusements of the
evening. during which watermelon
feast" was cnjoyeu
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CULPEPER

ST SIEnee 6 !, to The Times Dispatch.)
ter. Miss EIida Wilson Lewis. to
1 JIan Frazier. the wedding to take
Baptist on chSr reSer this in eo MeW Salem lem
Of the late Wallis Lewis and is w Ii
R r. ana prominently connected. Mr..
home. 'i'oii
IN Misses sc, Helen and Frances Gaines
ecompanied by their methe Mere MRS ne-
eTa Weeks asns With who ne,a WI spend sew;
in Hagerstown. Md.
Captain Stevens and the hostess.s
CT Soldiers Rest" entertained on
Mrs BeHne etXton and Din In Tsompimsnt to
Of New York. who were snen5 5E,n
several days, at the camp. an APen amns
the thur re nnslre r ppesftermanee given by
pa feature OF the evening This was
followed by Victrola dance on the
"i MSo screened re porch. and cards.
Stephens was entertained on Mon.
day afternoon at the home OF MIS-
Fred Porter on Jameson's Hill. This
mcr, and the work for fall and win
ter months was taken UP In earnest
n committee consisting OF Mrs. Bes.
Wager was appointed to have charge
Of preparing the programs Of meet
ing for the ensuing three months.
AT the conclusion of the meeting light
refreshments were served by the hos
tess assisted by. her young niece.
Miss Frances GiIkeson Coleman.
has been spending the week witt,
ner cousin, Mrs. Inez Rixey and other
relatives here before going for visit
10 friends in Rappahannock.
for Fort Defiance to attend the An
gusta Military Academy. ~ : :
Mrs: William s.. Hammond and Miss
Rosalie Hammond, Of Baltimore, who
nave been the guests OF their cou-
SINS the Rev. and Mrs. Kensey J.,
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HOLLINS

Especial to The Times Dispatch
ROLLINS. VA. Sept. 25-M!ss Kate
Fades Is visiting her sister, Mrs. J.
V. Bailey at Toano. Va.
Miss Olivia Staples. who attended n
school In Philadelphia last session. Is
to be student At Holiins College this
session.
Tomorrow is promotion day at the
Enon Baptist Sunday School. Various
normal diplomas are TO be awarded to
teachers and others who under the
pastor have studied and taken exam
!nations this summer. The pastor
breaches on this theme: THE Motto
OF Great University"
Yesterday Mrs. r. ii. Thompson and
Miss Emily Thompson poured tea ut
. o'clock at The Hill" The guests
were Misses Hanson, Long. Pulliam.
Sparrow. Nixon. fairfield, Latshaw,
Johnson, Milton. Allen. Perkins Uol :
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nance division of the War Department.
during the past year and acted as
Jason officer to the General Stan Col.
te9ei His qualifications are such rs
20 give him special fitness for a no.
sition where he will have charge OF
young men. while his engineering cd.
ucation makes him particularly aca
ceptaole at an institution like v. r. I,
IN addition to being commandant
Major Williford will be In charge OF
the coast artillery unit OF the II. o.
L: e: with Major J. b. Haskell to as.~
SYST him The infantry unit continues,
In charge of Major John c. Shuse and
the Sngineering unit will be In charge.
OF FIRST Lieutenant e =. Ketchum 49,
Tho annual reception given .by tn.
I: NJ; c. y. to the students at the be-
ginning OF the session took place Satss
urday night at the field house Dur4
Ing the week the association building
has been headquarters for the new
students and the secretary. Paul Deer
ing. has been untiring In his efrortss
TO help the men. He has been assisted
each afternoon by some members ofS
the Womans' Auxiliary. -.
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returned to F1eeton from delightful

returned to F1eeton from a delightful
auto trip, which took in Gordons-
VILE, Va.
Ross Covington left recently for
Front Royal Military Academy.
Misses Esther and Rosa Brooking.
who spent the summer at the Rec
tory. have gone, the first to resume
her teaching in Washington city. the
latter to continue her studies at the
Episcopal Institute, Chatham.
Messrs. Willie and Bernard Brann.
OF Village. are attending Richmond
College.
Misses Sarah and Frances Hall are
visiting In the home of DR.. S. l.. Wey-
mouth
Mrs. r. B. Moore. with little Mary
Wells Moore. Misses Charlotte Blum
don, of Rccdville, and Priscilla Rice.
OF Baltimore, were welcome guests
recently at "HIlly DELL"
Mrs. r. l.. Downing and daughter.
Miss Elizabeth, of Lottsburg. and
Mrs. Eva Burgess were recent guests
OF Mrs. Henry Blundon and Mrs. AL
bert Davis at their home in Reed
willie.
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Headed by Mrs. James L. Cannon.
wife OF State Senator Cannon. OF
Richmond, party of notable Rich
mond and Virginia tourists returned
from an extended tour abroad on the
S. S. Touraine Thursday, on which
day they arrived in New York.
The accompanying photograph
shows. left to right, first row. Mrs.
Elizabeth Beattic. New York: Miss
Audrey Darlington Norman. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Nor
man, of 203l Monument Avenue
Richmond; Mrs. Robert NJ. Blanken-
ship. Richmond; Miss Irene ]. Crank.
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Richmond; Miss Alice Atkinson. Rich
mond: Miss Alice Rogers, Dendron,
Va; rear row. Mrs. James E Cannon.
Richmond: Miss Julia Dodson. Nor
folk. and Miss Annie Laurie Barner,
Danvi!lc.
Miss Norman arrived with an in
tcrcst:ng outfit. The hand-knitted
wool suit. OF Royal lavender. came
from Paris: the hat. OF AnGora FIN
Ism. from Switzerland; tho stockings
arc OF Scotch heather. from Scot
land. and the shoes are American
made.
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Society Calendar

TUESDAY--Paren t-Teachers' AZ.
socintion OF Gintcr Park. at school
housc, 3.
wEDNESDAY-Mu Club
OF Richmond, FIRST meeting of sea
son, home of Mrs. Thomas Whit
tct. III Chaniberlnyne Avenue, Gin
ter Park, Stop 81, 4.
THURSDAf-wom Society Of
Grove Avenue baptist Church.
to u.
FRIDAf-weekIy dance, Hermi-
taKe Club, S,i5.
II U IL ID A Y-Tnforrnal hop,
Country Club OF Virginia.
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IN AND OUT OF TOWN.

Misses NJ. e aud 81 b. williams. OF
1876 West Avenue. have returned from a
visit 10 Misses Lizzie and Maud.
Miss AnnIn Brief left Saturday for
Wilmington. ~. C.. where she Will be one
of the bridesmaids for the Benton BurcheI
wedding OF next week.
Nr. and HrB. John Francis Fonyi,le
announce the enlargement Of their dauth-
ter Ruth. to Sir. l. Cole ioenans. OF
Norfolk. The wedding viii take place
October at the homo OF the bride In
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MAJOR W|LL|FORD IS new
COMMANDMENT OF CADETS
V.P. I. Military Instructor Changed.
Largo Enrolment ut Blacks
burg Institution.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.1
Bl.ACkSBURG. VA. Sept. 25.-The
Virginia Polyetchnic Institute began
Its forty-ninth session Wednesday
with large enrolment. As students
continue to arrive by every train no
definite figures as to the probable at
tendance this year can be given until
the early part of next week The
work OF registering and matriculat-
Ing the students is stiil going on, al
though reSula ar classes began Thurs
Giy morning In all departments. There
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lander. Huckins. students at Hollins
College.
Miss I~orena Terry has left for her
school. where she Is to teach this
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wOAIES'S MEETINGS,

An important meeting OF the board of
man for the Retreat, for the Sick
September 20. At II oe!och; Every mem:
TO have voice in the decision OF two
very important matters pertaining to the
meeting.
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Tho Women OF Charity have called 4 spe-
c!al meeting to be held nj st. joseph Acad-
envy neIt Wednesday at o'clock. AS this
~ the nrst meeting OF tho fail full at
teENanCo In urEed.
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Apiece Suite-Special, $500.
handsome Louis XVI. period design; so-inch
Buffet. 5o-inch Extension Table bunet-style
Serving Table and China Closet; mahogany
1O-Piece Suite-SpeciaI, S625.
Handsome mahogany Louis XVI STYLE Suite
consisting OF 60-inch Buffet, 54-inch Extension
Ianle. ourei-style Serving Table, S Side Chairs
ana Arm Chair: genuine leather upholstery.
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| The wonan's Auxiliary. American IN-
| Eion. Post No. I. will meet In Room 63o
| Jererson Hotel. Thursday afternoon at {
| O'Clock.
| Tho Dluca' Auxiliary will meet IN the
BlueS' Armory Friday Afternoon NJ
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Four-Piece Queen Anne Suite.

CONSISTING OF 54-inch Extension Table, r.
plate mirror; large China Closet and buffet-st
American walnut or mahogany.
7-Piece Suite-Special. SI19.75
Solid oak. fumcd finish. Suite consists of AZ
inch Extension Table, Buffet, China Closet and
SIDE Chairs. Strongly made. An exceptional
value at this low price.
Apiece Suite-SpeciaI, S19S.O0
Straight line Colonial design 45-inch Exten-
sion Table. Buffet with mirror; China Closet and
serving Table; mahogany walnut. A very
attractive suite at this low price.
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PETIT & COMPANY, 7 and w. Broad St.

n INING-ROOM FURNITURE is
- the special feature this week at
Pettit's. This means you can choose
from our entire stock Of Dining
Room Suites at a distinct advantage
in price.
Anybody can find the kind of Suite in
this assortment they want. The range be-
gins with substantial Oak Suite of seven
pieces at S119.75-an almost unbelievable
price for this much Furniture nowadays
and runs all the way up to the handsomest
Suites OF richly carved period designs In
fine, selected woods
And whatever Suite you may decide
upon, you will have tho satisfaction of
knowing you are saving money, for these
prices are very much less than todays
market
Call early while the assortment Is at its
best. Look over the whole stock-note
the good, substantial character OF the Fur
niture-compare the prices
We will gladly arrange time payments
to suit your convenience if you do not
wish to pay all cash.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-05
MdrketNews|

NEW YORK, Oct. 4.-Lacking more definite or convincing reasons, the un- certain tendencies manifested by the stock market again today were gen. orally ascribed to local monetary con- ditions as revealed at the close of last weeks business.
 No material change was shown by the federal reserve bank but the com bined clearing house institutions re- ported the largest actual reserve def also expanding to a new high record for that period.
 These conditions, it was appre- hended, might cause some calling of loans. The course of the money mar ket. however, offered no hint of such action, call loans holding at per cent until just before the close. when mod crate sums commanded per cent. On the surface, the stock market | followed its see-saw movements of the last two weeks. Rails scored additiona gains and industrials and specialize: were hesitant or heavy, but rallied sub. stantially in final dealings.
 Leaders of the steel industry issued reassuring statements. but the trend oi steel, equipment copper, sugar anC shippings issues once more indicated that recent commodity price reduction: have only served to increase the eau tious attitude of consumers.
 Conspicuous features of the trans portation division embraced the Pa cifics. notably Canadian Pacific. whicl made a net gain of almost four points and such secondary rails as "Soo'' an, Kansas City Southern. Sales amounte' to 900, 900 shares.
 Foreign exchange rates were de cidedly mixed. the British remittanc easing. with moderate strength i French and Scandinavian bills. all O. nominal offerings.
 Railway bonds, notably Atchison, S Paul, St. Louis & San Francisco is sues again moved upward with relate stocks. also local fractions. Libert bonds were firm but the foreign grou
Arizona republican., 1920-10-05

was barely steady. Total sales (par value) aggregated $17,250,00 Old United States bonds were unchanged on call.
 CHICAGO, Oct. 4.-Severe setbacks in the price of wheat resulted today from an increase of country selling. March delivery went under $2.00, the first time on the crop, and December dropped also to a new low level Fig ured on the basis of the premium of the hard winter grade over the December delivery, wheat today was cheaper than at any time since 1917. Opening quotations, which ranged from to BE cents down, with December $2.04 to s204k and March s2.00 to $2.o1. were followed by a moderate rally and then by a drop much under the initial bot tom prices.
 Big receipts and fine weather had a decided bearish effect on corn. After opening F to 2% cents lower, includ- ing December at s9 cents to S9H cents the market continued to descend.
 Oats sympathized with corn, starting 11t to 2h cents off. December 55 tc 55% cents.
 Provisions lacked support.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-05
PRODUCE

CHICAGO. Oct. 4-Butter higher; creamery 4465Sc; eggs higher: re- ceipts, 1868 cases; firsts, 56 6656"c; or dinary firsts, 5O@53c; at mark, cases included, 4S6 55c; standards, 57@57hc; storage packed firsts, 5S65Shc. Poul- try, alive, unchanged; fowls, general run, 26c: springs, 27hc; turkeys, 45c. Potatoes weak; receipts 51 cars; Min nesota, Michigan and Wisconsin round white sacked, $2.00@2.25; Minnesota and Dakota Early Ohios, $2.10@2.25S Jersey, $2s0.
 KANSAS CITY, Mo, Oct. 4-Butter creamery, 51: packing, 3s; eggs, firsts, 5S060c; seconds, 43@44c. Poultry, hens BOG; broilers. S3c; springs, 3sc; roost- CTS, 17c