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Cayton's weekly. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1916-1921, 1920-05-22

has been four times elected Sheriff of King County
and he candidate for Governor, and though
defeated yet polled most faterng vote. He is
candidate for the Republican nomination of Sheriff
of King County in the September primary election.
JOHN WACHTER
Will seek the Republican nomination next September
for Sheriff Of King county. He has lived in Seattle the
most of his life and during all that time he has been
in business for himself. At present he is operating
number of drayage trucks, which has given him many
opportunities to come in personal contact with the gen.
era public and he has made much Of his opportunities
WM A. GAINES
Treasurer Of King County, is candidate to succeed
himself and if offcehoder merited reelection
Bill Gaines does and it is here predicted that he will
have opposition in the primary election
Cayton's weekly. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1916-1921, 1920-05-22

the chief criminal deputy in the sheriff. office of King
county and it is but natural for him have ambitions
his candidacy for the same and will endeavor to be
nominated for sheriff in the Republican primaries next
September.
CRAWFORD E. WHITE
One of Wasington's foremost legal lights will seek
nomination for of the nine Superior Court judges of
King County in the coming September primaries. For
four years he criminal deputy in the prosecuting
attorneys office Of King county and made most adj
mirabe record.
CLAUDE G. RAMSAY
Has been constant and consistent friend and helper in
the of the Mt Zion Baptist Church, and he is
heartily and highly recommended to the members and
friends of the church for their united SUFFRAGE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-17
PROPERTY for EXCHANGE
psrarr

ENCHANGE-REAt psTATE ~
FOR TRADE six room dupiek bungalow.
good we'll. close so car line VIII tahc
COOS car nr smaller property 'hil
Estcv Oragc t2
4 REAL uARGAIN--ftvc room two story
duplex house near college, tul base
mNnt. modern. east front. VIII copsidcN
good lot on fitst payment this house
vas built iuEt before material aud lahnr
adyanccd. Phone owner cedar lte
FOR SALE or TRADE small house On
corner lot Sand SpriuE4 pavement lois
- ttut rents Tor 80 per month want
Word car ana some cash. balance. easy
i.cslic Brooks tompanj osagc 1'td anh
go
ENTRA QUALITY modern bungalow on
thoirc South Muu ~ Corncr fopiuf
and breakfast room. ful psHemtnt tur
nsce. garaKe. room ON lut tu build guoUcr
house. or Ruaffmuut. uul ttkr good car IN
trade rhone ursEo Heei ny Henfy.
GOOD sg-acro farm. 5b acres Va cuitNa'
tlnn want Tulsa Groom hou1ei hetieF
exchange your hirh priCed city HoporV
Tor lanad which don't fuctuate Hos V5l y
World
roR --MIsCEitANEo,s a.
FoR sALE . good mares. Z horse. soluble
harness and wagon, VII ttad" on g"oh
car or good milk ooVr 1tg Forusi oaage.
2stI-I
ron TRADE Nev upright piauo. nshog
any Gni DO eH part payment uu good taf.
Addroaa Unv t'3 II World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-17

FuR HENT raif ut double house .ep
arAtc entrance. tu1Iur. not nudtfn
to,pted ~ Kendall biu. kt from cor
line. rent SO prr month taU Z
tsute UHce 900
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-17

ron SALE--Hy oNnor -four large rooms
and hreakfaat room strictly .modcrt,
nice electric fixtures. ivory tintsh, built
In features, large closet space. Wen on
back porch, garden aud chicken lot
Good location, shrubhery, truit trees
and shade trees. House practically new.
Price ttb0O Cash $1,000, Terms easy
Call pHago fitO.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-17

FINTN MI NFNHF WI . 7"
FOH HENr room, apartment 90
Undgr st. uri,e Sti. unfutnivhed see
Me Hinder EXCHANGE Trust Co. -
Ard ~ phone % aTei
FOU uENT High class apartment close
In huo ~ thc ytry best ~ ihg Guy
IL " 3rd Ft Eschauge trust Co. phone
o. p7ot
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-17
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
WANTED 40 nUNr

WANTED no HENf Ha
WASTED 70 rent iarsc gwciuug uit
able fpr 1fuce qurrterH Adir"fs lpb. -.
care world
COUpLE bE-tHE to root bt once ut'H
or four, room furnished HuHrtwaut pro
fer walking dlHtEuHv Phone cedar btt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-17


HERBS THAT BARGAIN New i've
room bungalow and breakfast room oak
move move in S' now. own PTice tf,5oo &. 700
down Haiff 4 sons Phone osagc $500.
INVnsToHs- Two tive-room modern.
R'wis real 'T, SarsSn Sqns'ffTi Term
OlaEe s0i
TWO ROOM HOUSE Ia Investors Addition.
silOO $500 cash balance liberal torms
,Eall N, !, disy Co 60. osess lE1n in,,,,..
low; hardwood floors. hasementh Full
B,ae east front lot Prce 5000 Usage
PARK HIIL BUNGALow possessiuu
ready, new six rooms, oak floors break
fast room, every feature built IN base
ment Price S,ooo 200 doW%En Meilf
phone Usage b5as
SOUTH SIDE Large eight room. two.
story, fine shade close -ln location ha,e-
msN' GsrSSo ,gSSGSSo 90 "' esSEra qGSlgT qiIslfT
S sons Phone dsage $500
81 GOO CASH Fivc.room modern huuga-
low East front fun si~e lot fr''o
$500, oange sol.
well rluse To- ear line, for $4,000 5000
cash, sta psr month can Etcy, osog,
EAST SIDE huhBhloM N' NV l""lN7. '|N
ing. white cnamel; bcat dinriyt Price
.l,s0o tlS01 caah. Halr & sons.
Phone Usage aa3b, Room Z, 4o3' Suu'n u
WEST SIDE Nice, five room, modern
bungalow, large liNlng room, ecsutif ful
loCatiOg. garage, basement tuli lot
price 81 500 5000 cash. Halff som,
Phone Usage Jdoo.
i5EetO RtHS brand new sis room modern
BUNGALOW Easy teflos osage son
EAST SGpE rive room modern nuqga
tow Eood welt convenient 90 gar me,
Ss,a00 $3.50 cash. $40 per month. can
EsteS oHagc hs
SPECIAL
600 cash. go month, huSS tMr new
basement high lot Price $4,000. The
first lucky one gets tina usagr iati
| $500 CASH buys beautiful fv, room mod.
sa SHADY S"PSiSiS" RiSR rrlco' ri iiSSoo nao @ wait,
hut call Usage 1abl
SOUTn BDSrON $1,000 cash, balance
pe g6os oor. ss ra'@ m1asr" Sn"gsSS ssrsS
] tionally well built house. Brand new
East front Usage SOL
VIII BuY and pay cssh for vacant ~
improved Tulsa property see y. A.
Estey. ioi Rohinsnn Bldg psagc 12
IL ROOMS, plastored, bay Window fine
| WELL hlgh lot only tLSsb' easy terms
Icdar isi Usage i6ll-l
FOR SALE by owner 5..oom modern
sleeping porch $4,000 cash. balance IKE
rent 272t E Ntuth.
ron SALE--t-rsom elegant bungalow on
east side, close In. Is months oldi face
brick all modern Improvement Cornel
lot, fine garage, various trut trees e
build nov would cost ti6,0e0, QUICK Hni'
fl0o00. hair CsSh; would sell furniture
p Dr. VIM FlaWm, Harris Bldg MuskoEc'
Okla
J
tOR SALE--sl2Oo cash viii put you !
possession of a dandy four-roon hous
on $, Forrest balance TO SUIT this "
> real buy In one 81 the best locations
! the city. Usage 6Ae3, Cedar lIa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-17

HERBS THAT BARGAIN New, i've
room bungalow and breakfast room, pak
floors east front basement corner lot,
move in now. Price tIb0O R2toOO
down. Halff 4 sons Phone osage S5oo.
NnSroNS-T tive-room modern.
newly hunt bungalow on corner lot
A, real bargain. Price $3.50. Terms
nLnrn Rnl.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-17

EOR SALE--sL2 200 cash viii put YOU tn
possession of u dandy fuur-room house
on s. Forrest, balance TO suit, this is "A
real buy In one 81 the best locations IN
the city Usage 6Ae2, Cedar lTa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-17
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
IIOUsIta IOIt s,Iu

WE have 90 tote AlhNc d ANAL initial
payment Huy ~ SUD We Will build Fuu
uhHi fnu want tpu Osborn. pnaEe Gl3l
SPLENDID 4.toom summer home. fur
uished IN Uelia Vista. Arkansas. ready
10 move In. Phone T., X. Robcleite,
OrnEe 400 Jr pHagr helt
FUUNirUBE PACKERS
FNucrturcd men. lowest uriroE, prompt
Horvipc iIiHhop a Anderson. az " firs'
praFr sp8i.
rom BoOM house fino corner. close IN
f2fbO viii take light car late model
zee owner at lIoi 4 Glen, can Monday,
pHaEc ass
FOH SALE Tho incest nome and ioca
tiou In NcnHhu. No reasonable. Nd
dttsH T. - Box GGa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-17

room bungalow buiit.in features. OAK
floors. fine basement. newly decorated,
large cement porch. east front extra larHc
corner lot. garage aud chicken house. Z.
" otto Coz Nli Mayo Hldg- Cedar ~,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-17
REAL EsTATE FOR RENT

ron TRADE New upright pian", hshuf
any Nni.h ea pHrt payment 900 good ear
Addrcas Unv tf3 II World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-17

SOUTH siDE--A lovely 6-rootn apsftment
with large sleeping porch ana sun par
rage possession by buying the furniture
hoorehosd Paine. ossEsNsb9e or CEDAR gso
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

DRY GOODS
NEW YORK, Jan. 17.--Dry goods r,arEe II
continued trim today with n rising tendency
IN silks, wool goods. cotton and iutc pro-
very broad.
NAVAL STORES
SAVANNAH. Jan. N.-T..;eat.ne, dull
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
PRICES OF BEEF CUTS.

Riehmond. We. Jan. II. 1870
Below please find quotations to be pub
Mshcd daily showing tho wholesale selling
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18

numbers and they generally express
great, confidence in tho holding power
OF values for six months to come. They
are willing to bid and pay higher
prices for goods for spot and nearby
Advances in branded blcached mus
inns have, reached 4 cents a yard in
week and 10 cents yard has been
combcd yarn cottons Coiorcd goods
arc iirmcr and higher. rcrcales have
been advanced to a basis of 90 cents
for A 64x6O's. and some staple tick
ings are selling on a basis of s1.I0
pound.
There has boon an active business
in wash fabrics OF all kinds, for spring
and fall delivery and some lines OF
novelties for the spring season of 1921
have been shown. There has been an
active trade in printed goods for -ex-
port. business being limited only by
an inability to meet all demands.
Brown sheetings and print cloths
have advanced and rule very firm
Quotations are as follows: Print
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
RICHMOND LIVE sTOCk MARkET.
IBy MCOonb q BIOCNI
Richmond. Va. Jan. u. l95

- Richmond. Va. Jan: -. l'3
Market changes each Monday.
Fair OF cattle here this week. Good
kind loo to l.2T- pound steers weak and
lower Extra good heavy steers and mixed
butcher cattle. steady. Hogs. lover. Good
Ia mbs and ve2ls steady 10 strong.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
CHICAGO GRAM AND PRODUCE

CHICAGO. Jan. l'.-Notwithstand ins that
announcement OF RESUMPTION Of trade with
ehsnSe today than any other subject the
Fluctuations were of an ordinary week :
end sort with tho close in tho corn market
uneha nEed TO cen. Up and provisions
varied from IS cents decline TO a rsc of ,
coming into the corn crowd with persist
cncc and there was dispoattion In vaH-
Gus quarters to ascribc them 10 the Rus
elan news This theory. however. had no
borne out By the later course of the mar
heti The early weakness WAS more ren-
orally associate with continuance OF re =
cent oearish sentiment and with fresh
SATURDAY rally which took piacs in the
last hour appeared 70 be due chiefly to
Oats were ruled by tho changes in corn
Provisions sympath!Ecd with hog market
de prc Ss;on.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
ISINkNCJtT,
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET

tIteported by RodGers Plummer & Co. Inc. }
co Petersburg. Va. Jan. Il. 1870.
SPANlSH: Farmers stock. market steady.
IS IS per bu3hei.
VIRGINlAS. F'aEmers' stock. market quiet.
ra-icy Jumbo. 1oc TO loEc per Id.
Extra Prime. sitc to 9Nc per Id.
Prime. DC to 9Ec per ID.
Smelling stock. Sc 10 &c per ID.
SHIELDED AND RECLAIMED: Marlie;
strong
- tWhoiesale. car lots and less.)
Fancly Jumbo. l5c per ID.
Fancy handpicked. lie per Id.
Extras. lie per Id.
Extra large, EirE.nia shcllcd. 1Tc per H.
10 HirEinia shelied: l5l4c per ID.
No. ! Spanish shelled. lSh,c per h.
No. Spanish shellcd. 1sc per Id.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18

burden to place the job of executor
upon an individuals shoulders. More
costly and risky as well.
They are choosing the Trust Depart
mcnt Of this Government Inspected
Bank, because it is better able to rem
der splendid stewardship.
Let us talk with you about the advan.
tagc Of having our Trust Department.
act as your executor. We will then
arrange to have your own lawyer draw
the will without cost to you.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
The Fear That Haunts Real Me-

MO every real man S heart there
sometimes creeps the fear, ''Will
whatl have accumulated keep away
the wolves of want?''
Into his brain there darts the ever
recurring question: when am gone
who will advise my wife and children
about financial matters in which thew
have had no experienccl'
Most good business men realize that
their friends probably will not survive
them. They feel that it is too great q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARkEr.
iBy CaSkic G. Burch & Coz
Richmond Va Ian II

CHICAGO. Jan. l;.--HoEs: receipts. 1900;
lower. Bulk. 1904 1910; top. l6.l5: heavy.
HI6nI5,o5. pigs l35oMIi.SN.
week ago: beef steers under LOO pounds
mostly steady: above l.cN pounds uncvcnly,
Z. 10 81 lower: hest grades OF sheep stock.
- to IS cents lower: others steady. Veal
calves. &c higher: stockcrs and feeders
stron;: to "5c higher.
sheer: receipts. @.ue0: compared with a.
week ago: best grades OF Kat lambs year
iincs and sheep. strong to GSc higher: others
mostly S;CndN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
Dry Goods Market.

NEW YOKK, Jan. 1T-Cotton goods
narkctS during the last week con-
tinued firm and further price advances
occurred. The demand is insistcnt. but
many substantial contracts were on
tered into. carrying to the ond OF the
crop year In some instances. Jobbers
nave been in the markets In large
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
NEW YORK CuRp MARKEr

NEW YORk Jan. t7-AlthouEh a better
tone was displayed on the curb market TO.
a GAY. ,rTadins was practically at a stand
sun InSre was no outside parttcipation
and professional operators assumed q wait,
Ing attitude. probably in the hope OF some
incentive on either side OF tho market
Changes In the miscellaneous list were un-
US naity small. being confined to small fraC-
tlOn2l advances for iSSnas -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
SITGAR.

NEW YORK. Jan i7.--The local market
for raw sugar was. ouic:er today and no
sales were were renorted There is sim some
II cents cos: and freight: but .ehnsrs an
being and are inclined to hold OF. The
close was. steady at l? cents for cubas
cost and freight. equal to 1904 for ccntrif-
uEai. duty paid. There was no change in
refined with rehncrs stii allocating SUI
as yet Is not general. Prices range from
10 to Is cents for fine Eranulated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
PRODUCE MARKETS.
COFFEE.


NEW :'sk; Jan. II.-Thorc was 4 furtho,
today. oHinE TO reports OF higher Rrazilia n
markets. a moro favorable view OF European
conditions and the improved tone of the
STOCK and cotton market. There were also
reports OF better spot demand. and after
opening at an advance OF Il TO is points
ST,ees o sold 10 70 y points net higher. with
low level OF tho week. The advance WAS
checked at this level by realizing. ana
Mere to II points net higher; Closing bids
1915: Seplcmbcr. 1875: October. 1916: De:
ceinber. 1900.
SPOT. firm: Rio 7s. 1915: Santos U.s. csM926
Owing TO cable delays no fresh offers wcro
received from Brazil and no official milrcIs
YESTERDAY were repcrted higher. however.
and II was ru!norcd that there had been
sales OF government coffee at an advance
OF about * poi nts. According to some OF
the estimates heard in tho street. sales
OF Goyernment SSfccs in Brazil have
amounted TO 100000 bags TO this country
and Europc. but official statement had
been published here regarding the business
and the -umors lacked definite coniirma.
ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18

cloths, 90 inch 64xs4's! Is cents; So Ia
inch 64s6i's. "a cents: 20 inch 64Ls0'a
IL 1-2 cents; brown shcetings, South.
ern standards. 80 cents: dcnims 32o
indigo. AZ cents: ticklngs. ounce, s.
cents; prints. II cents: staple ging.
mans, 20 l-2 cents; dress Einghama,
20 LIZ cents and 80 cents nominal
German Imperial hank Stronger.
BERLIN, Jan. l7.-Thc statement of
tho imperial Bank of Germany, for tho
week ended December 81. shows the
following changes:
Increases--Eold and bullIon-3..
100000 marks; treasury notes. SIG.
sai,oo0 marks: bills discounted, $685..
oslOoO marks: securities 13,l2Oo0a
marks; circulation. 1.57I.764,00o marks
AND deposits. 5.924.901.0O0 marks.
Decreases-coin. 100000 marks. ana
ho,es IN circulation 100000 marks.
Investments. 100000 marks.
Liabilities. 100000 marks
I9tai gold holdings. l,0S9, 493 600
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
COTTONSEED OIL

NEW. YORK: Jan. I?.-AlthouEh lower. cot
1 Rms 9 dispaSea STEADY undert9ns
by the advance in cotton; Final bids wcro
) TO IL points net lower. Sales $500 ba rrcls
yellow SPOT. "2oo; March. zoo: May .aSs:
mcr white. nominal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-18
RICE.


NEW YORK, Jan. Trough rice. no sales:
receipts. I.el7 sacks: millers uol7. Clean
rice. strong: sales: Honduras. 6c5 pockets
l3h: Japan. d rockets. sH: Biuo Roee. $50
pockets SS to lsls receipts zoos: bran and
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-03

Devolveremos ell i'm
porte de- Cualquier
Compra que no haya
sido s~atisfactoria pa
"a nuestros clientes
durante estar venta, !
ST los a~rticulos Sc nos
devuelven dentro de
las "a horas siguien-
ties.
O Q o
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-03
Quo MPL/CA I'm NOMBRE?

Ell adelanto de este establecimiento, con Ell numero slempre ere
ciente de sus cGentes, es una prueba convincente de que The Parl'
sian" le shorra a listed dinero en- los mejores artcuos. Una ev1den-
ca mas de nuestras aserciones, la consttuyen las gangas enormes que
ofreceremos Ell todos los departam entos de nuestra tenda.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-03

Ell nombre de "The Partisan" ha sdo por espacio de sis amos, ST.
nonimo de gangas inimhables, que que son Ell resultado de nuesros
mefodos constantes Y electives, de conformarnos con una pequena
utI;dad v de proporcionar a nuestros cEentes los benehcios de nues-
tras grandes faciidades que obtenemos al comprar al contado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-03
Ahora Sirvase Decirnos

a %@Gg%%@n S%3@ %%%S%% &% s@%%%S@
G@Mp~ @@mh @3m ~mM@h m@@5 %@%EM
@@@@@&@ %5@% M@ 5"aM@& M@@%G% %%%&S%
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-03
La Venta principal hoy a las 9 q. m. y %continuara por Is dlas
soIamente-ote terninaraan el Sabado 70 de JUNO.
VESTIDOS
LOTE No. |
NaIen De S2t.75 a $3.50

Te-ca p~resente que no t23HS los 1e>tI
dos yalen realmente $50. 80, pero que honra
damente, asecuramos cue cada uno &c eIioS
Is una verdadera ganga. ' Que 81 preclo an
r.cuo al por mayor. era mas eievado que e.
actual. Especial.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-03

/ Como va a Saber ell publco de San Anto MO 81 este es verdad
Bueno, he aqui 10 que nosotros tenemos que decr:-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-03
9 Q Q

DeyolveremoS el I'm
porte de Cualquier
Comprs que no haya
sido satisfactoria pa
"a nuestros ~clientes
en- esta venta, 81 los
a~rticulos Sc nos de-
~vuelven dentro de
las "a horas siguien-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-04
GucA0Q
GRAN AND PRoy1noNs

Chicago. May 4.-Deciaed fresh
advances took place today in the
price of corn. Scarcity of offerings
rather than urgency Of buying char
acterized the trade. Bulls made
much Of the falling on in the visible
supply total and also emphasized the
opinion that even in case of a rail
tabor settlement the commercial de-
mand would absorb all arrivals
Opening prices, which ranged. from
cent decline to SIS advance. with
July l.SS to l.sS SIS and September
LIE 1-2 to $l.sll4 !. were- followed
by quick gains all around.
All deliveries of oats surpassed
previous top figures. Wild bidding
for May oats at Winnipeg helped 10
lift the market here. After opening
Ia to 3-s higher. including July at
81 Is TO Al l-e. the marke, consin-
ued to ascend.
Weakness of hog values had only
4 transient depressing influence on
provisions. Grain strength caused
the rally.
Later the market temporarily re-
acted 2 Hide owing 10 reports that
the japanese financial situation con-
1inue6 much strained. The close was
nervous, lc to 5 Is net higher. with
July sl,ss s-4 TO Ito and Septemh Der
s1-si IS / 49,.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-04
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