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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-03

Lady Trevorova pohl6dla w
znamne ma pravnika.
80, mdzeme mluviti pred |
panem Barkerem," pravil mar
kyz rychle. "Ano, jeho prltom
most jest nezbytna."
"Nezbytna?"
"Edito," pravil lord ST. Le-
onards nahle, "kde jest slecna
Rosse?"
Lady Trevorova Sc lekla.
Vzdor vsemu namahani sebeo
panovani, chvela Sc a byla po-
.lekana. Jeji naliceny obliceJ
zbledl strach byl viditelnym
V ieji cernych ocich.
"Slecna Rosse?" zvolala.
proc Sc mne tazete tuto otaz-
ku? Coz hlidam slecnu Rosse.
"Neodpoved6l Kain podobne
svemu Stvoriteli po zavrazdenlI
sveho' bratra?" tazal Sc mar
kyz prisne.
Lady Trevorova zakryla 81 O.
Iblicej chvejici Sc rukou, ktery
vzdor jeho nali6enl zbledl, coz
pan Barker povazoval "a zna-'
meni why.
V pravde otazka ia a marky
zuv prisny pohled ranil zenu v
du$e. Nebyla TO odpovedeti a
lsedela zde jako zkamenela.
Nasledovalo kratk6 mlcenl,
kter6 byla netrpelivym mar
kyzem preruSeno.
"Oznamil jsem ii, Edito, :"
Izvolal, "svuj dmysl prijmouti
tu mladou divku "a vlastni. Wy
prav6l jsem ii o me osam6losti
a sve touze po spOlecnostl a o
Isy6m umysiu tazati Sc teto div
| ky, zda-li Sc chce stati mym di
tetem a dediGkou. Ty isl mi pra
via, re pochazi 2 nizkeho ro-
dh re jeji otec jest svec Y
ISouthwarku a jeii pfibuzni re
jsou nevzdelanci. Byla to lez q
tys to vedela."
Lady Trevorova ucinila po-
kus promluviti, ale zadny hla.
, nevysel il 2 vyprahl6ho hTd a
! kter6 zoufale tiskla jednou TT
! kou druhou stfnila svIlj obi
; cei.
"Naridil jsem panu BarkerC
vi, by Vystopoval slecnu Rosse
: a on vypatrai, re jest cizlho pl
! Vodu, bez znamych prlbuz
nych a re bydiela We velmi slu
kIn6m dome V Rayswater' Dal
n vypatral, &c vyslyala pro ma
il dana Langc, francouzskou m
( distku v Regent tfide. Take Y
N zvedel, re madame Lange ii o
y porucila tuto divku. TO VSe
D. pravda a co ty isl mi rekla, bJ
Al la lez.
T. Lady Trevorova sedeia, neh
A. bajic Sc.
n, lPokracuvani.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-03

CHCETE-LI 81 koupit, neb
prodat m6stsky majetek aneb
farnu, obrat'te &c g dnverou
na nejstarsiho a spolehliveho
teskeho jednatele FIR. Hattana,
3642 f. 49 ul. Obchod zalozen
roku 1894. Tel Union 1926 w.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-03

CESKY STROJNiK. Prime
S e10 ceskycn strojniku ma sta
lou praci. Zadatel oznami sve
posledni misto. plat ma hodi-
nu. ZaSlete pfihlasky pod znac
kou "Strojnlk" do adm. "Sve-
ta". "a
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PRODA Sc dum hodici sc
pro dive velke rodiny, "a prici-
nou odjezdu do stare viasti.
Haste Sc V elsie 1852 Z. SO ST.,
byvala Raus Ave. PA
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MA PRCDEJ jednorodinny
moderni dunn, prave dostave-
ny, hned k nast6hovani, V Cor
lett, ie V mem 8 mistnostf a vSe
zarizeno. Jest tam garate ma
leza Sc blize Coriett Skoly a
kary. BiizSi sc sdeli V els. 347l
E. 53 ul. q Hamm Ave. "a
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XIV.
Neocekavana zkcuska.

lei az pO ndVTdeu SNeho oPo
lecnika zlocinu. Kdyz vsak
sc Pulford vratil ona usly-
sela ieho vlastnich ust, re Sc
nema echo obavati ohledne
Cecilie Rose, vsechen JeJl
strach zmizel a v.plne bezpec-
nosti a vesele naiade vydala Sc
ma cestu do St. Leonards.
Po cas- jizdy zamestnavaIa
Sc neiskv6lejsimi vidinami. We
rila pevne, re starry markyz
chce ucinit svou posledni vuli
a odkazati il vse sve jmeni a
vice nez to, pozval do sveho do
mu tez lorda Glenhama "a u
celem, ably mezi nj a dedicem
sveho titulu a panstvi docilli
zasnoubeni.
tx uskutecneni jeho plana
provedu svuj dill myslila. "Br
w Sc sprostim Pulfordovych
naroku pax Sc budu moci
provdati "a lorda Glenhama.
Zda-li t6z starry Barker je St.
Leonardo, aby napsai novou po
sledni vuli?"
Kdyz vstoupila do velk6
chodby zamku, byla uvitana
hospodyni, S kterou chvili no.
vofila, kdyz Sc drive dala To-
kaiem oznamiti staremu mar.
kJzi. Lokaj sc vratil Vyrize
MIN, ably lady Trevorova vstol
pila do knihovny, kde il hrabt
prime.
"VeImi dobre,' prayila vdo
va. "Vyfid'te lordu st. Leonard
SOW, &c k nemu priidu jakmll'
SC uochu obcerstVim a odpo
cinu. Ranl Melviiloya, ract
mne doprovoditi do mcho pok
jc." Z
Hospodyne ved,a il po sirc
KEN schodisti do horcni chod
by pax nadhcrn6 zarlzcneh
poradi pokoju.
"Mc stare pokoie!" pravil
lady Treyorova: "Jak dlouh
je uz tomu, co jsem V mic
bydlcla, Nebudu Sc pozd6
mnoho zdrzoyati Y st. Leonard
su, pani Melvillova. Prosim,
zde pan Barker, deduv pra'
nik?"
"Ano, je V knihovn6 ma
kyzem, mylady," odvetila p
nj Meivillova.
Oci lady Trevorovy zazai
ly.
"Myslila isem 81 to- podc
kla. "Cerise, oblekni mne. Z
nj MalVille, racte mi laska
posiati nahoru koflill caje n
chte ma zavazadla dopraV
SEM"
Rozkazum lady Trcvoro
bylo lined vyhoveno a ona p'
vypila svUj cal upraVila sv
nadhernou toiletu nesetrlc
tom kosmetickymi protredl
Svuj cerny vlas dala 81 zno
nakaderit a pax spokojena
svym zevnejSim yzhledem
tusic zkousku, jez il oceka'
la, VStoupi,a do knihovny.
Markyz a praynik dosud
lu roznlouvali, kdyz vstoupi
Pan Barker vstal poklonil
zdyorile. Markyz, znepoko.
leJim dlcuhym otaienim. v
ia nj prlsny pohled a ustep
ny usn6v.
"Musis odpustit, Edito,
ncvstavam," prayil pohlcd
Ma svou zavazanou nohu. "
dy isl konccne prcce prisla
Lady TreVoroya pfiskocil
staremu marlyZi sc slabym
ki'ikem.
"konecne, drahy dedecl
zvolala, obejmouc JeJ vzdof
no odporu. "Obdrzcla jsem
Sc dopisy q teiegramy, ale
mohla jsem prijiti drive. |
iaem Yelmi nenocna, ale pc
sila jsem sem jakmile mi tc
kaf dovolil.'
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PRONAJME Sc
PRONAJME Sc peknyy stor
els. 6033 Broadway.
PRODAS Sc

PRCDA Sc dunn a svetni-
cich nahofe a ctyrech dole,
diva fernesy vSe moderne "a
fizeno. Lehke splatky. Haste
Sc V elsie 3176 E. 1870 ul. 2-7
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- Hej! Hej! Hej! To bude
v Sokolovns ma Wendell Av.
pristi sobotu vseslovansky
rel!
leraokorAG
Ozr,arrlky

SKRZ NASKRZ VLNENE,
ctvrt libry tezke, pletene po-
nozky nyni We vyprodeji po
csc par striznich obchodech
"u Koudelu", 4735 Broadway
a 4288 Warner Road.
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KOUPi Sc. zachovaly mluvi-
ci stroj z druh6 ruky. Haste sc
V Gisle 1918 Z. So Ill. 2-7
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la?"
"Velmi nemocna," odVetila
vdova; "nyni jest mi vsak lei
| pc a spechala jsem k vam ma
perutich lasky. Pomyslenl, zeI
jste nemocen a ia jediny vas
potomek nebyti u vas, bylo pro-
mne nesnesitelne."
"Oho!' zamrucel mar6yz O.
pet.
"Jak pfirozene vse vyhlizi,"
pravila lady Trevoroya, rozhll'
zeiic Sc kolem. "Nic sc nezme-
milo cd te DOLBY, co jsem zde
lila, dedecku. Nam sV6 drahe
stare pokoje opet S tim samym
Inabytkem a vsim jak jsem to
zanechala pred sestnacti l6ty.
Mic Sc nezmenilo vyjma Wy a
ia dedecku. Jsem jiz rozumej
81 nez jsem byvala. ZkusiIa
jsem TAX mnoho. A Wy nevyhli
ute ami den starfm nez
jste byval."
"Myslim, re vyhlizim tax, ia
ko bych cht6l ziti v6tn6,' pra-
vii markyz usecne.
"PFala bych vam to, dedec-
ku. Ahl pane Barker, jak Sc
mate? Vas pravnik zde, mylor
de? Doufam, re vam nepusobi
vase nemoc nesnaze - re ne
chcete uciniti zav6t' nebo ne
co podobneho?'
"Ovsem, re me- pravil lord
ISt. Leonards chapaje jeji my
= slenky. "Chci ziti jeStG mnoho
let. Pochazim q rodiny, ktcra
Sc test dlouhemu v6ku, jak t
znamo. Posad' Sc, Edito. Bar
zer. prosim, podeite lady Ire
: vorov6 zidli blize Ike mn6'
> Oblicej vdovin za2afil uspo
: kojeuim ana sedia ma nabidu
: llou zidli.
"D6decllu,' zvolaIa, ia
!, dobrym laskavym jste, a
istc mi konecn6 odpustil mo-
" neposlusnost a poblouzeni. ia
dlouho touzila isem 30 vaser
+" odpusteni. A nyni, abyste kc
~ runoval svoji drivejSi lasks
:. vost, kterou jste mi prokazf
- svou navStevou V zamku Gil
= fu, pozval jste mne sem, do v;
'e seho vlastniho domova. Jsel
dost potrestana "a minulost,
iist'ui vas. Litovala jsem sv
i no snatku Sc SIREN Alberto
2" Trevorem drive nez jsem b.
la rok ieho manzelkou. BuC
nyni vSe mezi nami takoVe, j
ko by nikdy nebyS byvalo n
'F Jake mrzutosti?" tazala Sc
a neidlisneji. "Mohu vam bJ
N' podporou We yaSem schylujici
It, 'e Sc veku, drahy d6deCku?"
Markyz nemohl dele potla,
We vat, pocit odporu.
ak "Poncch ySechnu sentimt
on most stranou, Edito," prohod
pri "Neposlal jsem pro tebe k VI
XIV. nejakemu romantickemu sml
wa Pak-li sc budoucnoSt obratl
Sc me spokoienosti, bude mne
ne Siti, budu-li moci S tebou ziti
va pratelstvi, ale pro nyneJs
jsem spokojen Sc staVajlci
spo pom6ry a nomam chut' mcr
lila. ic.'
So Csc staya ncimj pomery?
len isou velmi prilemne, nepreji
trhl lopSich,' pravila lady Treyo
,ac- Iva, sratrujic ve SVEN povol
do ST. LconardSu znameni
ze novcni prime lordoVy. "Ryt
lem pct obyyatelkou yaScho dol
'Te- drahy dedecku, miti odpust'
2" svc dfiy6jsi poblouzeni, jest
.a k &C nez .jsem ocekayala. Al I
, W poznate lepc, doufam. zc :
budete niIopati tah, lall t
u1," 1psluhuji, :
/. ie- "Oho, prayil opet nlr2
VA starry lord. "Nemam chuti
nc ro1mluye o uaaich osobnlci
8vla nlerech, Bdjto. PoB.al jsem
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by makers to protect old contracts.
production Is near normal and ship
ments as well. but new buying is SO
per cent lower.
Foreign trade in pig iron has ia
Dered down to almost INSIGNIFICANT
proportion. AS with steel. buying OF
iron by both overseas and domestic
consumers remain extremely dull and
prices rule easy. though the decline
mas not been severe. ms furnaces are
sold far ahead. Buying of coke is
car placements and output are much
over.
The only business being done In
copper is by smaller agencies in the
open trade who have cut prices TO a
level below II GEMS. Buying IL
limited as consumers appear to he
well covered. and the makers have
withdraw n from the market temper
hf.'$, stating that they cannot com
pete with the low quotations without
heavy Losses They are cutting
operations 80 per cent. Production
last month was reported TO be at
least 100000 pounds below that in
August and further curtailment is
expected this month.
The Ntical development in the
unusual depression here. enhanced bv
slack demand and large stocks. and
the market wen; OF cents TO the
lowest level since pre-war days-3s
cents pound.
Lead continues weak owing to all
sence OF business and growing inn,
portat:ons. Holders offered lately al
40 pound here and lower in tho
west, without takers. The leading
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. OCT. is.-The bull raid OF yes
Iefday placed the. marke, FOR rrain in
an ovnrooukht condition today and the
nLempt ga the part OF longs TO even up
uncovered this fact. Huylnr orders w.r.
IhsuHic!eht 70 absorb IN. offerings which
thmt mostly from longs and partly from
mtuE.ts In wheat At the finish wh.a;
80. ~ TO sc lower. with December 2!3 to
100 ana March 20, TO :.67i.. corn va.
shc hanged TO INc lower: oats we're on
70 &c and provisions ranged from un-
hanFed to 75c down.
TAX OF AMORTIZATION OF charge. on which
roNr!hor Alien. OF Kansas. recently called
iot an EMBARGO against imports q! whc. !
from canada And which affected wN-a
nt!ces ycst.sday when word was received
nhat president Wilson had taken I'D thu
mater. seemed TO have been forgotten 10
pa ana inc market was under pressure
hssadihe buyers OF Yesterday were on the
ha"S bushels Of Canadian wheat ,c.roin-
M ,r roGeipts MINNEAPOLIS were said 10
CORN was nrm early. but broke SHARPLY
MINOR o! the selling was said TO be a
result 81 number Of leading corn indus
rics shutting down because Of slow
demand for their products counIry Of
ier.nHs wer. so'newha; larger. ana there
were some 50 .cs Tor the seaboard
Vats followed other grains the trade
otlht smaI ana prices easily Influenced
PROVISIONS wer" unsettled bu, he'd
N!thin comparatively narrow limits Tho
seIni-nohthIr report on stocks showing a
'Atecf, reduction In lard than expected
~. sulnb FUTURES ranged . follows:
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.ROYAL|sTS SCHEME TO
GAIN PORTUGAL THRONE
Movement Gains Strength Though
Opposed by Former King
Manuel In England.
[By Associated Press


LISBON. Oct. 1G.-Portugucso mon
former King Manuel OF Portugal.
who is now in England. is opposed at
ton OF the monarchy in this coun-
try. This IS made public in a letter
to the Young Conservative Mon
a aFsnstf iss @so Hy o GSgnSi9r Ayrss
alive hero OF the exiled King. The
letter was written In hospital!
where the royallst statesman il re-
surveillance until he can be returned
10 prison where he has been for
nearly two years since the last mon
archist uprising.
rhe Councillor says that he bo-
lleves former King Manuel regards
the economic distress now prevalent
In Portugal Ito forbid all genuine
pErsuEuese from taking part in any
The Councillor advises the Young
Monarchists. instead. TO supper, So
ciai order which he says IS now at
we must maintain our national in.
tegrity, nftcrwaru we will see to the
political form OF government under
which II is TO live" In the mean
lists take legal steps to organize their
forces
This letter was evidently written
IN answer to questions addressed TO
~ " " nc "a, 's 'hc foyaiist
leader in Portugal because a group
OF monarchists who have abandoned
their allegiance TO the former King
Manuel are undertaking to select as
pretcnder to the throne "A young
scion OF another branch OF the house
OF Braganza. This group sent a
delegation to Duke Michel de Era
ganza. head OF the Austrian branch
OF the family. asking permission to
name his youngest son. Prince Nuno
Quartz, as heir to the throne of
Portugal II monarchy should be
restored.
Prince Nuno Duarte Is only IT
years old. The choice fell upon him
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because Prince Miguel. the eldest son
OF Duke Michel. is held to be de-
barred from royal rights because he
married Anita Stewart. an American
woman. and because the Dukes
second son was Killed in the war
while fighting with the Austrian
army.
Owing to the youth OF Prince
Nuno. this monarch!st group pro-
AidrRundes de Braganza Bourbon,
Countess de Bardi widow OF Prince
Henry de Bourbon de Parma. as re-
gent until he shall become OF age.
The group OF. monarchists under
taking these steps call themselves
IN. lntcgralista party. The news
paper Seculo says in an interview
with n member of that party that II
called the Miguelistas Will join forces
with this new party against the fol-
lowers OF the former King Manncl
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Markets
1Continucd From First Page.)

continual From First Pnge.)
ut Sharing Corporation. Philip
IT'S and the Tobacco Export Cor
nlioh: Tho morger Is based on u
,te OF the tobacco people to bring
W greater economies in the opera
OF those three companies.
The absence OF an official an
nceineht relative to the details OF
proposed dissolution plan of tho
ldihg Company professionals Of
~ The common stock at the ex-
se OF price. The FIRST preferred.
vcver. was In good Inquiry and
hhccd slightly moro than three
Though the bond market has been
ed upon the last ten days to alb
hugo amount Of new offerings.
minent wholesalers believe that
Inquiry will continue to be good
ns To the large amount OF surplus
DIS released on Friday through the
'ment Of the Anglo-F French loan,
ed States certificates OF Indebted
and corporate obligations.
reports that there had been n
ing off in the inquiry for bonds
w out of the fact that certain note
rings did not go as quickly as
II been expected. although they
E-c readily absorbed.
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EXTENDS MERIT SYSTEM
IN NAMING P0STMhSTERS
President Issues Order Providing
Tor Promotions In First. Second
and Third-tlass Oniccs.
[ BY NssoCIatcd Press.

WASlIlNGTON. Oct. 16.--l'rovision
for filling notwithstanding in first,
second and third class Offices through
promotion is made in executive or
dcrs annouced today by the Civil
Service Commission.
The post-otiice Department under
the order. VIII be permitted to make
a nom!nat!of from available en-
ployeS Tor vacancy and IL tho
nominee meets tho minimum re-
quiremcnts prescribed for the office
his name Will be submitted to the
president for appointment. Previous
orders provided no preference for
postal service employees over other
pCrSOnH.
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GIRL MADE SISTER OF HER
OWN MOTHER BY ADOPTION
Mrs. Annn l.. Mack becomes Legal
Daughter 0 Her Grandfather,
Joseph Deemer.
tBy Universal Service. !

LANCASTER. PA. Oct. l6.-Judge
lands in permitting an adoption or
der in the local court caused i COM
plicatcd relationship.
The court allowed Joseph Deemer.
Of Columbia. to adopt as his daughter
Mrs. Anna l.. Mack. who is his grand
daughter. Mrs. Mack's father disap-
pcared thirty-cight years ago. Mrs.
Mack's mother and her husband
Joined in the petition. The adoption
makes her legally sister to her own
mother. Further analysis nigh, find
her an aunt TO herself
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SEVEN

character Is brisk In all part. OF tho
city. Building Inspector Butler yes.
ter1ay issued the following permits:
w I. Hawks. for repairs 20 -
United Orders OF TrGe Reformcrs. re-,
pairs 10 building at sos North Sec
ond street. $500: Uies Tosen. repaiTa
70 frame house at 200 West Clay,
$500: II. d. Wood, repairs To br!Cl;,
house at lib North Eighth. 1855: Sal
ilc Lewis repairs TO brick HOUSE at
?O3 West Clay. 1900: II. p. Lipford.
repairs to brick store building AZ
PA West Broad Street. $500: Eco
pies Amusement Co. to build balcony
in theatcr at Az North Second street
$500, Frank Morano. repairs TO 1929
Jefferson Park. Si97: Irene Jones. re-
pairs TO 3l1O Second Street. sloS I.
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German Communist. Win.

HALLE, GERMANY. Oct. lS-Thc
Independent Socialists voted at to-
days session to adhere to the Third
1nternationale, 2G7 votes to 1856
Headed by Herr Crispien. vice
chairman OF the PARTY. the minority
faction left the conference hall
while the Communist wing continued
in session.
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Nrw York Metal Market.

NEW YORK. Oct. ls.-That iron
and steel products cannot compete
abroad AZ this time az n result OF
adverse exchange and keen competi-
ZION from British. Belgian and Ger
man sources. was the opinion cX-
pressed in export circles lately over
seas demand. rs with tae trend in
the domestic market, is staEnau;.
Prices continue TO look down. but
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DRY GOODS.

nd shcctinr markets were lower today
rrrultiag IN more active inquiries b. BRO
spective BUYERS. Yarns were also lower a nd
knit goods remained inactive. Burlaps
continued weak. REPORTS from abroad in
dicat:d 4 reduction OF y per cent In Bel
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
NAVAL. 9TORES.

Slv.v,.iiN IT ?
fr:n. '.o', ai.io: sales. Iss: receipts 30
shinmen,s Z; stock. 2i.a-s nosin. firm:
stock. 1865. Quote; H. -. l.. r c. II
j. X. II. -. VIC. 1870. WV. ll.t0.
JACKSONVILLE FLA. Oct. ,s-Tur-
peni!ne; steady. 10: sales. go: receipts
40: shipments. pl: stock. 2...9i. Kos!n
nu.e,; S ,n., none; IsIS;saip's 100: ship.
Z. g ii: ! K. ". ii.i5: y. 1850: VIC
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49,, EVTTONSEED OIL.
NE" YORK. Oct. ls.-The cottonsecd oil
market was weak and lower :oday because
~ heav!ncss IN cotton and In foreign o.!
markets. Crude was lower and commission
houses had few buying orders The close
MAS unchanged TO . iow:E. Sales. $50
RUNNER yellow. spot. 100. October ii.g9.
December. ll.S: March. il5. all bids.
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COIToS MARKETS.

~ Yotk-M.ddI!nE. :io5: exports. 81.
TX. 2!.ctq.
amor uoEts--Rcce!uts .O.lA: stock t.57i
Otai touay-Kecc!pis, Si.sl. exports. L.
stock. .2,Iil.
!,
"iai FOR season-Reeeip;s. i.t4,..se: eI'
~. .J..sll.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17
rKODurE MARKETS.

10 y points N rysponse TO lover cables
rom Brazil snd further .!uuidatIon
There appeared 10 he better dcmsni
around the G.c.h, leve. for December. how
ever. and af,f selling nj shat nRure The
price rallied 10 - on covering while
some trade T. investment buying was also
reported turtng the morning Ciosinr
prices we- me- .poin,s lower 10 : points
higher October. 500: Drcembcr Ia
uary dc March. 6.97: May. 10: jn,y
I5c: S..tember. ia 800
Spot coHee was reported In light demand
al ts for Rio Is AT II 10 ia. Ouotaiinps
In "a e'si and freight market were ir-
zian shippers had accepted bids Of 81.
yr weiI-de~ribed Santcs Is and - hui
thht other shippers have refused 10 sell;
"a "a mat hsuTe and had named SC. Ameri.
=. Official cables reported an advance
ot ~ res IN the dollar buy;ng rate hut
ihc quotation WAS subject TO co.rcstIon
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York

iON' HouFlhaliy.
ZINC. like copper and tin. Is In
the doldruns, with dcmGnd cxtreme-
~ slack and holders cutting prices
daily without attracting buyers.
East st. Louis and 10 to Is points
higher In the East. ore prices are
also easy and output is curtalled as
Il result.
interest on the part OF buyers has
depressed prices TO Q SIS cents.
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SUGAR.

fnSibW"- IVKk: Oei. ,!s-There were no
sugar market TODAY. and while prices WEI.
n non UNCHANGED at &c for Cubas. cost
ana IFc!ght. equal to Sc for centrifugal
II was believed that operators would nav
above this level for pEomp, shIpment
while offerings were light, ''
,Ihe demand for refined sugar continues
OF ialr proportions and prices are steadily
eTanu!ated. ' '''e
Ihrre was only due: trade in sugar
ntnrrS. hnt prices We're higher rrner:!nr
iae stendier feeling in the snn, ~, -,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17

'Ew ORLEANS. Oct. is.-cot;on was
JgeBSed from the opening today by the
:. strike Ia England. slutnoing almost
iilnuA..y and 81 owing no rccuperat!sc
ger aud reaching It's lowest on the
re. which was weak At losses OF TO- 10
uo.Hts. October waS the weakest
nth. falling :" points 20 ls.iO. the IU..
tit allowed 10 nuctu2t!ons In any one
,tIon under the rules OF the cotton
shaHce. Heavy liquidation Was felt
4vclaiIy around MID session. when an
pDrtsnt !ong line Was ihFo~n over
Ard. according TO door comment.
-4.lng S.Ia further stimulated by the
rApcCted3y favorable weather map. out
.l. rs!n being sAU"R over the belt. while
. forecast called 10! renewed dry
hth.r in all Statcs, of the belt. Another
ttzh influence. Was the unfarorao!c tone
weekly reylewA of trade In general.
lch spoke OF business conditions the
IEiry over a ietharE!e , g..
ii! months made new IoS leSeIs TOT
: season, ana oc;u1r. fell TO the low
price yet quoted this season on a
ypt'' month. October was not partie u
IS active. II few sales serving TO break
bnt buyers were even fcwee than sell