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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-03
MORE THAN ZOO SHIPS
ARE NOW IDLE IN JAMES
Lack of CargocS Causes Halt In
Shipping, Declare
Officials,

NoHF"f.k. VA. Aug. o-Thcro ar.
now I'll ships laid NJ in the James
River near Camp ;ustis. They are
listed as tho steel nrr, and local
shipping men declare the large num-
hcr ~ made idle because few demands
ar" being mad. Tor coal or general
"arEocs.
II is reported that the following
ships "ili IL" tied M At the CAMP
upon completion Of repairs. Castle
town Eastern Coast Iceland. Lake
Gaiian. LAX" Elmwo"d. Lake Galatia.
Vest Gotomska and West Coru,n.
This brings tn" total number OF YES.
sells tied UP al tho camp TO 2lo. These
ships have only small crews
Figures available >show that the
number Of craft has increased from
is9 on July 20 To 2l3 today. This is
an increase of thirty.
The large number NJ ships tied IN.
local mariners state. mean that the
Unemployment situation among sea
farinC men will be made worse. for
With every ship consigned to Camp
Eustis moro than half OF the crew
must he laid of.
sells had been reduced 10 lT5. due 70
tho boats needed to supply England
with coal during her strike. Since
tho miners of that nation have voted
10 return To work il has been neces-
sary To return forty.six ships to Camp
Eustis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-03
BUSH MEETING OPENS
WITH BIG ATTENDANCE

ftRcElI.VTLLf:, VA. Aug "a
cT""d attended the opening
'NF ~ the forty-fourih annual sas
''on OF tho Hush meeting. which was
nn mere sunday, This meeting.
winch ia held under tn. auspic.s NJ
VA" I.oudoun County Community As
"''iai"n' VIII continue during tho
"""N closing next sunday. August :
IN" principal speakers ycs,.r.h y
""re E"E. Thomas II. Lewis. D. d..
III. H., and Mrs. Deborah Knox l.iv-
ingHt"n. OF Providence. n |. Tho
program "as iutcrsp"rscd with songs
vocal AMI violin solos.
The program during tho week vii,
'n'iHi' the following promin.,!,
fr"aHcr pr milton Harold Nichol.
az Philadelphia. Pa: Andrew John.
son Or l. " Daniel. ~ clemson
college. Hon Walton Moore. con
cr"ss'nan from Virginia Hon. Fat.
rick Kelley and many others
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-03

Tom barrett had one too many
apartments on 1T. hands for the
summer months-thnt ono was
tho apartment he and his ihtie
family had becp occupying all the
yenr.
The reason for this wns TINT
Harriet. .Ir. nEcd two. and his
mother were not standing the
inland summer ut nil well, md
tho doctor had told him That
stay nj tho shorr was absolutely
necessary II they were to he In
shnpe for the coming winter.
Now, Tom had no fairy father
in-lnw to fall hack on al n time
like this; he couidn't nGord 10
send his Iittic family awny-un-
less nc could snbIct his apartment
until nficr Labor Day.
He tried everywhere to find
prospective renter. but every body
sccmed Ia he going away Instead
of lnokinE for n place in town.
u looked hopeless md he had
Just about given mp the idea
And then he called Randolph I.
And two dRys later he was
helping to carry his wifr's trunk
downstairs md seeirg her and
the boy oft TO the shore-aiI he
cause man who had Just como
tn town sR~ his nd In the Real
Estate column of The Dispatch
mud Jumped mt the chance az get
ting furnished apartment for
his family until fall.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-03

Special to Tho Times Dispatch
ALBERTA. VA. Aug. 2.-W. rignaI
Fillmore. postmaster and merchant at
Tobacco PoStoiice in Brunswick
county about five miles from here
was brutaily murdered then robbed,
last night at o'clock while walk
murdercrs hid along tho pathway and
with iron bars crurhcd Mr. Elmore =
sNull ana broke both jaw bones, XIII =
Ing him Instantly.
After taxing everything az value
ffom his person, they broke int" the
sore and carried away several pairs
az shoes. shirts. watches. etc.
Tn" tragedy was discovered at 7
o'clock this morning Hundreds Of
i'""pl" gathered Within q short time
ind have been securing the country
Tor tho perpetrators supposedly Two
h"cause OF Two iron bars being FOUND
~ tn" scene OF TIA. Killing. There
seems 10 b" mo- definite clue. but
thr'e negroes have been arrested as
suspects and taken 70 tho county Jail
ut i.awr"nccvllc
Two others are surrounded In a big
h"iN Of woods. near Alberta. and tho
WOODS ar" hcinE coubcd in an effort
!" arr"s, them. Mr.. Elmorc was
hnoUt 80 Gears Of age, unmarried
hnd ~ ""ll-knoun and prominent
ihmily. aud decidedly one OF the mos,
iHhc"tul citizens % tho county. II.
u survived by one brother. Il. q; FL
more. ~ Brunswick County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-03
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
WILL SEEK NEW MEMBER

SEtEG. VA. Aug. .
The hoard of directors or Fredcricks-
burg Chamber n Commerce has ar
ranged !or an outdoor Angus, mem
horShip meeting which Will he hold
on IN" evening Of August ; on Rromp-
ton Heights. III" home NJ Captain
NJ u. Rove. on his beautiful lawn
Ernest y. Smith. chairman ~ tho
resolutions and r"fcr"nda d"par,mcn,
Of tho Chamber 81 Commerce ot tho
United states. Will mako tho addr"e 8
~ tho evening on tho subject Tho
Greatest Room IN tho World" Mr.
Smith served for many wears ae soc.
rotary Of tho indianapolis Chamber
~ Commerce.
Tho Frederick hur- Wand VIII fur.
niSh music during tho social hour
while rerrcshmcnte are being servcd
on tho grounds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-03
BOY. ID. Is DROWNED
IN NANSEMONO RIVER

SUFFOLK. VA. Aug. Fillmore
pinner. the li-ycar- old son OF Mir. and
Mrs. Primer Of. this city. was drown
ID sometime late this afternoon in
Nanscmond River of the banks at
Hurn's Landing.
The boy. who is tho son OF one OF
tho prominent families Of tho city.
failed TO come home 10 supper. 4
search was instituted and later his
clothes were found on tho river
bank. Scores Of persons are drag
rinE the river tonight in A search for
the body.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-03
T-nni. Tourney in Dnn,,I,c.

piNNlIIE. VA. Aug Entries
for the ci,y-wi,!e tennis tournament
~" being received by w J. Carter
director % r"cr"ation The entry
hooks Will clos" on Saturday Silver
cups ar" being offered FOR both sim
Eies and doubles while the runners
uD viii receive rackets Several
nearby towns are Interested in the
tennis tournament. and when the To-
cal Gan"s hav" been completed ar
rnnrcmon's will N" made FOR tho
playing OF finals in some virginia
city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-03
I.nndnmn LINN Hnrn.

FHRCELLNIII.E VA, Aug .
While ,hrcshing wheat on tho hay
farm near Ashhurn. this county.
which is now owned hy McSsrs Arun-
doll and Howscr, fire, which was
started by spark from tho engine.
entirely destroyed tn" large harm adj
tHcHnt COW barn. corn crib contain
ing 100 barrels of corn. farming i'm
Elements. severa! tons of hay. stra "
and part 81 the wheat which was
being threshci The loss is partly
covered with insurance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-03
.DANV|lLE INSURANCE
AGENT IS STILL MISSING
Wife Seeks Ia Trace Him After
Getting Clue From
Relative.

Especial I" The Times Dispatch
pANNlI.IE. VA. Aug 2-H. 9. ~.
hins. "A local insurance agent. who
abScntcd himself from DanvilI. u,f.
der strange circumstances. has not
returned TO this city. and his Wit.
* still without definite informatio,
as to his whereabouts.
Atkins IL stu believed To be il,
Martinsvillc. where relative found
him a few days after his disappear.
hnce. at which time a statement VAS
given out saying that Atkins appear
cd TO he d"ranGed mentally. Atkins
books were found at small eating
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-03
WIN ~nme Nineteenth nnny stewart.

LYNCHRTRG, VA. Aug. e-F. q.
Shanor. local merchant. who some
woke ago issued an appeal 70 the
public for name for his nineteenth
hahv has decided To allow ". &.
stewart architect. nf Cairo. Ca
30 name tho baby Stewart" Mr.
stewart wrote. ~ you haven't named
tho baby. cali him stewart and he
viii always he lucky" MIR Shaner
has written Mr. Stewart to eu-rcs,
a middle name for tho 3-month- old
baby. tho nineteenth In Tho family.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-03
Two Uurt In Aoto Crash

DANvII.I.F:. VA. Aug. 2-Mies
Catherine Thomas. of this city, and
Morton Davis. Of South Boston. were
both injured last Sunday when. II !.
alleged, their automobile was run
into by larger car pilotGd by a
negro chauffeur The machine was
knocked into ditch. where II over
turned. The negro driver, il Is
charged. did not stop. hut continued
his journey. the number OF the ma
chine not being secured.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-03

lYNCHECRG. VA, Aug. 2-Chicr
y. =. Smith. Of the police department,
is arranging TO dispose OF the city's
stock OF connscatcd liquors shortly.
and II is probable that the supply
will he turned over to the welfare
department OF the city for use at the
city hospital The supply has ac-
rumulated since carly 1919. and Chief
Smith thinks it is upwards of 100
gallons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-03
NEWS GATHERED FROM ALL PARTS OF VIRGINIA

house. r. =. Alden, superintendent
or the concern employing Atkins. to-
LAY turned IN report II hcaduudr
tiers making tho situation clear
\ r"ln,iv" az Atkins mas declined
70 com" 20 his rcecuc. but his wifi"
IS trying To sccur" money from his
iath.r To make the alleged sh"rtara
good. the representative Of the bond
nag company Withholding action un-
til h. can hc heard from.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-03

tYNCHRURG. VA. Aug. Miss
Martha Ewing. general secretary Of
tho Y. w. G. a. hero for four years.
Who resigned several months ago. has
ol"scd her work and gone TO Phila-
d.lrhia TO spend her vacation. The
vacancy has not yet been hlicd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-03
To IiccnInfc JIfncx.

lYNCHRuRG, VA. Aug City
Manager Ecck who returned from
his vacation yesterday. has announced
tHat at the next meeting Of tho City
council he will offer report to suc-
cost the regulation of jitneys operat-
IN. in the city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-03
Aged wor,no strucI nv .n,o

LyNcHBURG. VA. Aug. Mrs.
Ellen Tyree. who is 70 years old. was
r'in down by an automobile driven
lv County Treasurer X. w. Callahan,
of campbell County. Mrs Tyree was
hurt about the head.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-03

that 60 with them. Their kitchen, are NOR. c,,,,
PORTABLE to work in, too, especially during warm
Another feature Of the New Perfection 4, II, LONG
blue chimney. This drives clean, soo,Iess heat
against the cooking utensils with an extremely
flame through the little mica door.
The four-burner size equipped with warming
cabinet and New Perfection Oven Is the mosr
popular But you can obtain a five, three, two
or burner size if you prefer.
aladdin Security Oil gives the best results uni.
formly. Use IL all the time.
Ne~ Perfection Oil Cook Stores are sold ar most
hardware. furniture and department stores.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY (hyBW Jersey,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-03
BRUNSWICK COUNTY
MERCHANT MURDERED
Reports State W. r. Eimorc, Post
muster al Tobacco Post-Onicc,
Was Roblrd Before Killed.
NO Glue As TO HIS sLAYEHs
Three Negroes Arrested as Sus-
pccts-'Iwo Others Are Sur
rounded in Woods Near slbcria.

rETERSHi RG. VA, Aug. ~ me-
sr" b.! tho nnm~ ot EIm"rr wn~ mr.
rested late tonight on the rhnrg- Of
killing Postmaster EIm"rr NJ To-
bnrro. Nn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-03
Mems Much To Nnrrork.

y Wlnslcw. vicc-pr"sidcn, anu
general manager - the company. ana
Norman f. Hamilton have h"n,.
wrrn.nc cr IN" proposition II tn.
n.nr facilities ~ New YORK sinc. as
saturday and az largely rcsppnsi ne
or tn" snCccsstul elimination u n"
= 'n,ram They h.,v" hncn as ::s:r I
hv many Nna2cldl leaders OF the ,ity
ava business incu who rera-i ih-
a. anp.ment competed yostc- iiT -
on Of tho utmost Importance 20 rhc
po-t az Ncr,rlS :
~ securing It's rights on the pier
dirc,t from tho city IN" Old Do IN
On T-euspo' tntion company is not
oriS. 'aaoicd To continue" ro"k inc
steamers and uniraGing car;vrs "n
Tho Same pier wher. Virginia ,r.Nh
pro5ucts nave been arriving n $ep
Ycrn fer half century. but II also
effects e saving in money as well.
VIII Sn>~ scI-O10 Year.
IN 10 tho present time the conn
pany has been paying tho Old Do
m.nion Steamship Company for the
use NJ tho property at the rate OF
1850 a year Under the new agree
,n"nt /, will get the use OF the whole
pi"r for $4,000.
With tho conclusion Of tho negotia-
,ions in New YORK. IN" company ha.
gained complete control OF rts termi-
nal facilities no,h in tina, city and
In Sorrolk
The piers here. formerly used ny
the Old Dominion Steamship Com.
panv. hav" been bourh. and as mucn
AS $4,000 has been paid on tho pur-
chase price.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-03

THIS is the reason why cooking with
L New Perfection is SO easy and
successful. You can regulate the heat
accurately to within few degrees every
time you bake particular kind of pastry
or cook roast.
instead OF the old way of crushing the fire" and
more often than not burning your cakes, a little
how easy it is to get successful results uniformly
You can adjust the heat in a second where it
takes several minutes with the draft and damper
method of a coal range.
Over 3.ooo. 900 houseke epers who use the New
Perfection enjoythe reliefthat it affords from coal
and wood carrying and all the litter and bother
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1921-06-18

American Book Co.. Mar. IL, Warrant No. 913
10 Algebra Books and Postage; SO Music Books; j
Parmly LIST Readers ........-..,.
Funk & Wagnalls Co., May II, Warrant No. 964-
/ set Hist of World War
American Book Co, June 2, Warrant No. 104S-
Mckinley School Hist. of Great War
Franklin Educational Pub Co., June e. Waerant No lOb3
1 Amer School Bldg. Standards .-..--.---.-.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-02-03

10 $4,000; the salary OF attorney
general from $4,000 TO $4,000; the
salary OF each Of the twelve district
judges from $4,000 to $4,000 each
md the salary Of the justices OF the
,uprcme court from 5000 to s4,op1
, ach.
s. We favor the passage OF law
1rovidIng for a commission to be
-omposed OF the secretary of state.
he state auditor and three taxpcy-
~ citizens OF the state, whose duties
hall be to prepare budget OF the
rcpoced expenditures Of the state,
- to presen the same to tho legis
2 ure with proper recommendations.
II shall be a fui he. duty Of tn COM
to i1ve'r rte all redulsi
4Ontt CldlHlS Az! IepucosS - oP
roprlatons AMI ~ determine TIE ne.
ossIty theref ,r. and TO curtel AMI
~. II the said roca:' tons within The
least amounts possible, conslatcnt
with eflclent service and results.
6. II appear; 20 the memtc'; oi
the league that the present fish and
game law is extremely deficient. and
we therefore favor the abolishmen'
Of the fish and game commissioner
together with all his deputies and
assistants, and recommend that tn,
work now done by the officers b
performed in the future by the coun
~ sheriff and his deputies Of thu
various precincts.
7. We declare for the curtailmen
of expense in the matter of our pub
lie schools We accomplishing to-
many school teachers and spending
an unreasonable amount Of our take
for school purposes. We believe tina
economy can be practised in this de
partment without sacrificing eficien
icy.
8. We favor retrenchment in tn
expenditures and manipulation O
county affairs by the board of cour
ty commissioners OF this county an
we hold that too many deputies al
employed in a number of the Office
In the county. thus leaving the prir
ciples OF the said cffices withot
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-02-03

work and free to vacate their Offices
good part Of the time. We disap-
prove OF inequitable and inefficient
assessment OF property in this coun-
ty, and declare for an equitable adj
justment OF assessment and taxation.
especially looking to the reduction OF
taxes on small homes and email
farms.
10. We hold that the board of
county commissioners should exer-
else a more careful and painstaking
supervision OF the county Offices and
officers under their Jurisdiction, with
view OF curtailing unnecessary ex-
penses. and procuring the most eff
cient services possible for the public.
II. At lifetime of fixing the sal
aries OF the present county officials
by the former county commissioners,
they decided to raise the salaries of
the incoming officials Gin some cases)
as much as 100 per cent. and In near
ly every instance from 15 to 20 per
cent claiming as reason therefor
that all we're working cheaper than
other parties engaged in similar vo-
cations, also that the high cost Of
living Justified them in that excep
tional increase of wages But since
that date everything has taken 6
material decline. both In wages and
cost Of living, also there being . voH
lderful clamor for less taxes, which
can only be realized by CUTTING
down OF county expenses, wherever
IL can be done by the county commits
sioners, without injuring the worl
which has to be done. or that is con
templated, and the taxpayers desir
that the county commissioners recon
slider the action of the former boar
OF county commissioners, and tina
they make a substantial reduction 4
the (now fixed) salaries Of the coun
ty officials. as the first step toward
economy in the management OF coun
~ affairs in Cache county,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-02-03
RESOLJTlO is BY
THE TAXPAYERS
LEAGUE

rho Taxpayers League OF Cache
cirrty. r'stc ~ Utah Ia q mass meet
sssep,bled. do hereby accept.
s1.~i and declare the following res
,lutlons. to-wit:
We declare for tho election OF
TITO toard Of enualizotion to con-
~ 49,, --o.,bcrs whose salaries
), y Re $4,000 per annum each
We hold that the office Of dis
~" attorney Is superfluous. and
g. 7titutea an unnecessary expense
: the state, and we therefore ia
", the adjustment of the said Of
49,. and the enactment OF law
:, ,iring the county attorneys of
! county to perform the labors
t@a duties now performed by the
r'~r al district attorneys.
2. We declare that the taxes OF
the state of Utah are excessively
high and TO the end that the peoples
burdens may be lightened, we favor
amendments OF existing statutes and
the passing Of laws providing for the
adjustment OF all unnecessary com
missions and the consolidation OF all
such offices as hotel inspector, labor
inspector, dairy food inspector, live
stock inspector. etc, which are now
appointed by the governor and paid
out of the taxes OF tho state, and thai
contingent expenses be reduced t'
the lowest possible minimum
4. We hold that the contingent
expenses OF state and county officers
are excessive and we favor legisla
tion to reduce such expenses to thu
lowest possible minimum. and tina
the salary of the governor be reduc
cd from $4,000 to $4,000 per an
mum; the salary of the secretary o
state from $4,000 to $3,oo0i tn
salary OF state auditor from $500
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-02-03
PROMINENT OIL man
ALSO ENDORSING IT

to eat. and the rheumatic pains
shooting through my body were 90
terrible I could hardly stand IL. Ere
auently / was dizzy and so nervous
could not sleep and was always az
dred in the morning as when I went
to bed. In fact was so weak ana
had lost SO much energy I just SEEM
ed to be on my last legs.
But since taking Tanlac am
a long way from being sick man.
as the pains are all gone. my appe-
lite is fine, my digestion is perfect,
and the dizziness and nervousness
are things of the past have gain
ed seventeen pounds in weight. and
I never was stronger or felt better in
my life. The day I started Tanlac
was lucky day for me-"
Tanlac is sold in Logan By the
City Drug company. and by leading
druggists everywhere. ADV
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-02-03
II Am Deeply Indebted tc
Tanlac," Declares J. B.
Davis. Gains IL Pounds
and Troubles Overcome.

Still another well known Utah
business man relates his experience
with Tanlac. J. d. Davis. vice pres
ident of the Davis Oil company. with
Offices at 3Os-s Utah Savings ond
Trust Bldg. Salt Lake City, says:
II certainly feel very deeply in
debted to Tanlac as well as to the
people whose statements induced me
totake It for It certainly has done me
Ia world Of good.
!, Il had suffered for five years
with indigestion and rheuma tlsm and
was in a weak and run down condi.
ton. I had no appetite and I suf
fered so severely from gas and pain,
In my stomach was actually afrait
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-02-03
EnulI.h conauest q ireland.

The conquest OF Ireland by the Eng
fish was o gradual process The FIRST
step was .aken by Henry ii, who Is
said 70 have obtained bull froB Pope
Hadrian ". authorizing him TO take
possession OF the country. The Tu'
doris steadily pursued the palic, OF
taking LAID FROM The Irish chiefs and
giving Il TO English settlers The hnal
act OF the union wus passed and pro
claimed M January I. 1901.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-02-03
KEEP YOUR HEART
AT PEACE WITH
ITSELF
Lies full Of Joy.
Naught can destroy.

Lies fuil OF JOY,
Naught can destroy.
If the hearts at peace with itself
The world seems young
New songs are sung.
II the hearts at peace with itself.
High ideals throng,
Our way along,
When the hearts at peace with itself.
And the souls on fire.
with pure desire,
When the hearts at peace with itself,
No clouds arise,
In hopes fair skies,
From sun to sun,
No shadows come.
When the hearts at peace with itself,
The eyes beam bright,
With love and light.
|If the hearts at peace with itself.
No task seems hard,
No pleasure marred.
When the hearts at peace with itself
@3
Then plod along,
with purpose strong,
Keep the heart at peace with Itself
With heavens consent,
Youth rest content,
II the hearts at peace with itself.
Sarah Il Milton
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-02-03

Los Angeles Largest City.
Los Angeles Is the largest city In
the United States in area. Its area
IL 365 square miles
The Washington herald., 1921-12-06
BALTIMORE GRAIN,

BALTIMORE. Dec. I.-wh.,,-
Receipts. 1891 bus by car andsig,
bus by boat.
A small bag lot Of nearby xb.,s
sold at sl.1O bus. Carlot sale, in.
cluded No. 2 red winter, spot. AZ
s1-1s. and No. 3 gsrlicky. spot. -
s1.os.
Closing prices: No. red winter
spot, s1.17k; No. 2 garlicky. ,no,
and December. ti.15k.
Corn-Receipts. sl.535 bus nv "a,
and 1000 bus by boat. Contract corn
5sc for spot. Track yellow corr
No. 2 or better, domestic deliverv
Cob corn. .2.70a2.75 per barrel ,or
carloads prime yellow on spot
oats-Receipts. NIL. No. whit.
oats, l4c; No. 3 white. llHAszi1c
Rye-Receipts. 2s3ss bus. No
Western spot closed at STAG
Hsy-Receipts. IS tons. Mixed ana
timothy at range of slsa2I.
Straw-Receipts. Is tons. Per 10,
No. ! tangled rye. 1850; No
wheat, sl1; No. / oat nominal,
sl1aIl5o.
Mill Feed-City Mills winter Ira,
per ton, 1O0-pound sacks s.s. n.
tapsco mill feed. per ton. IN 100
pound sacks. s2s; white middins.
per ton. in so-pound cotton sacks
s35; same in 10o-pound jute .sck,
$50. These quotations are for fob-
bing lots.