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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-25
NOTICE or COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF REAL ESTATE


Notice is hereby given that in q GER
taiu cause pending iu the ~. Joseph
circuit court in which William J Fred
ericks- 90 al. are plaintiffs, and John III
Freoericks. Ct al. are defendants. tie
uuders Eued have been appointed hv said
court commissioners 10 make sale Cf Tho
real estate hereinafter described. and
thar on the 18th day OF March, 1922 and
from day 90 day thereafter until the
same IS sold. hy virtue Of and pursuant
10 the order of said court they VIII OFFER
for sale. al private SALE az The odl'e ~
Charles ~. bpc.teI South Elkl8r. st Ia
the town OF NGkarusa. Iu Elkhurt county
and state OF Indiana. and 40 the Office ~
Bingham & Bingham 2l3 L. Th.rd S..
county ana state ~ Indiana. the follow
ing described real estate, t0-wit.
The east hef .laI ~ the southeast
quarter "a OF Section Thirteen
il3, in Township Thirt--EiX 800
north. Of Range Three go east 10
81. Joseph County and State u In
diana.
Also Lot Number Two Hundrsd
Eighty-seven f2ST) in Allend4le 40
addition 20 che city Of Elkhart "a
ElkhaTt county and stete OF IndianE.
TERMS OF SALE. Said real estate
viii be SOLD IN separate parcels Tor rot
less than the appraised value thereof,
clear OF all membranes except taxes
for 1922, payable iu 1929. which The pur
chasers shall assume on che following
terms At least one-third I-SI cash
oue-half .1a| NJ the balance on or be-
fore one year. and the other 0ue-hslf
Ha| on or before two years from the
date NJ sale. the deferred payments 20 bs
represented by the purchosers notes
payable with Six per cent lGgI interest
per auuum from date. wllu1ur relief from
valuation laws and with attorney fees
and % Doe secured Hy mortgage or ths
real estate sold
CHARLES %. BECETET.
u FRED BINGHAM
Feb. IT, q. Mar Comuissl0rsra
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-25

State Of Indiana.
ounty Of st. Joseph. IS
I'm the ST. Joseph Superior Court No. 2
December Term, 1921
Peoples State Bank vs. Frank Wyrem-
blewski 81 al
Be- il known. that the above named
laintin has filed IN the office of the
Clerk Of said Court its complaint against
said Defendant in the above cause to-
gether with a proper affidavit that said
Defendant. August Teuvts. is not "a resi-
dent of the State of Indiana.
said Defendant is hereby notified that
said cause viii stand for trial on the
10Th day - April 1922 the same being
the 31St day OF the next term OF said
Court 10 commence at the City ~ South
Bend. on the first Monday iu March. next
on which day said Defendant is required
TO appear TO said action.
WILBUR NJ WARNER.
Clerk.
By MARGARET LUNG.
Deputy.
Jas v Wypiszynskl
Attorney for Plaintiff
Feb 1924 Mar 2
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-25

ing is set for hearing in said Circuit
Court $40 the Court House in South Bead.
Indiana. on the Pond day or March 1922
Witness, the Clerk and Seal uf said
Court, this 10th day of February. 1922
WILBUR 81 WARMER
Clerk
BY BERNARD D. HOEBSTNAN.
Deputy.
John ". SCHNEIDER. Attorney
Feb. 1924 March 9
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-25

FAvORITE OINTMENT
The old time-tr.e d remedy for 90 skin
diseases, Eczema. Tiur.es. Itch. cuts.
burns etc send 90 money pay rhr
mali usn when delivered ar your door
&c. ~ rgbf-..-b :, Or-.A.
Ne5.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-25

NOTICE. VIII D0r be rssH1r - f1-
debts contracted hv MoE NrrE rr-e.
March 1878 Signed Lee -.lE Hr".
ur.eror n. South Bend I-a E n
PILES. E.slres. lsrula Liberation. r.r
sriVatiou sedlaE itching cured ar
F0m- Write Tor trial 81 ~ Tar
nov Auburn Ind
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-25

ON ~ ThanE.

Card OF Thanks p
LUCINDA KRINk AND CHILDREN sr
press their utmost thanks and aUEre
citation of tle many t.v0r- aLl Kind
uesses shown during tile illness su4
krIuE
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-25

jas Y " TIeII uthT-
Attorney for Plaintiff
Feb. 1924 Mar. 2
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-11
AUbURNDhLE NEWS

Mr. and Mrs. r. ". Hall left We'd
day tor thcit home in Florence,
after spending the past two
hc"I, IN the interest Of Mrs.
'a.lA. t.Ts Han has not I'M
s1l a. eEpec ted and il was thought
20 return home.
r.. and Mrs. l.. W. Mason We're
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Sykes at
l.eir home on Barlow avenue, Sunday.
this being the eighth anniversary OF
Nj. and Mrs. Sykes marriage and
also Mr.. and Mrs. Masons thirty-ffth
anniversary.
a. j Brewer has shipped out two
carloads of watermellons this week,
and F. NJ. Ryalls has shipped three
carloads. L. w. Anderson will start
shipping his Irish-Greys next week.
Church services at the Presbyterian
church have been changed from even
ing service only, to a morning service
every other Sunday and the alternate
Sunday services in the evening. Ser
vices May 14th, Mothers Day, WILDE
at 1880 p. m. Sunday school at the
usual hour and Christian Endeavor at
6:30 p. m.
Miss Eugenia Anderson was the
guest of Miss Marion Hines at Spar
rel Cottage, Rollins College, for three
days last week, attending the May
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-11
JOKING BARRED

Ny Old friend Nolstead looked sad asked
him, Are you feeling bad?" And he replied, It's
pretty raw, the way they joke about my law
I'm weary OF the rbald ieers Of journalists and
pamphleteers. of tnhorn lawyers in tie courts,
and all the cheaper grades of sports. The Vol
stead law is too sublime 10 stir up laughter all
the time" "Oh, slush,' | answered, likewise
pshaw. I've backed you and Your well known
law I've urged the people to abiure their forty
drops cf spawn cure, and make your law shining
lehl rs which 10 guide their steps Alright But
i. ya.. lN cant sand the saG, and shriyes
whoa ,Go pe3r1 laugh, il will not DO for mrth-
II. 1.,~ WHO dwell IA these United STAGES Your
i ..a has made q lit. AID We. il IS not Holy
N--t. il is sacred, YOU mast own, ike those
T. ..a.,e,'. 1.tde C., -one We aie jocund,
, h0d. We Htollc Of ills spansled land; We
funny .da G, thins5, and we must have
4e. la'e aaa and N.ca YOU write heavy
d. e. s. hand IL on III epic poaa. or frame
a." .r.5t- 1. u. l.--t cxn. 10 seq ID
-tl: .ad + sa.t law ~ pone or BOOK our It-
lie testing cannot brook. drag 1t away from joking
souls, and have tinsmith patch the holes"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-11
CHILDREN IN SPRING TIME

Mrs. C. Osburn, 1912 Hillside Rd.,
Cleveland, O., writes: "My grant
daughter was troubled with a cough
for nearly two years. She took Foley's
Honey and Tar and her cough is now
gone. 1t loosened the phlegm so she
could raise it easily" Foley's Honey
and Tar is just what children should
have for feyerish colds, coughs.
"snuffles," and tight wheezy breath
ing. Be sure to set Foley's. 1t checks
Group and whooping cough, too.
Sold by Henleys Drug store. advt
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-11
FURNITURE WANTED

We will buy your furniture or sell
it for you at auction on a commission
basis.
B. H. Harnly. Auctioneer, office 212
S. Tennessee avenue near Postoffice.
office phone 593, residence 4S6 Blue.
FOR SALE-Man's tailored dress suit
size around So medium. Only Il
year old and has been worn only
few times practically new. Box 0
Evening Telegram.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-11
day exercises.

day exercises.
The Auburndale Camp Fire Girls
entertained the Winter Haven Camp
Fire Girls at their Council Fire last
Monday night, which was held on the
shores of Lake Ariana near the
school. \ delicious lunch was served
TO about forty.
The Methodist church services are
held at the local school auditorium
each Sunday morning at IL o'clock
and evening services on the first and
third Sundays. Sunday school each
Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Walker were
business visitors to Lakeland Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conner Rogers left
Wednesday for Jacksonville, from
where Mrs. Rogers and baby son will
soon go to Indiana for the summer.
Henry Davis Of st. Petersburg, for
merly of this place, was in town for
several days this week on business.
Mulberry Loses to Auburndale
Auburndale journeyed to Mulberry
last Thursday and won their game
from the Mulberry team by the score
of to 2. About five cars from town
made the trip and report fine game,
the Mulberry team keeping the locals
without run until the seventh inn
ing. Features of the game were the
hitting OF Brewer and Danny and the
pitching of Barnes. The center field
er for Mulberry played snappy game
and robbed the locals of several nice
hits.
Postmaster MacLain, Fred Under,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-11

and f. BicEeet will return today from
a four days fishing trip to Anna Ma
ria Beach.
Miss Alice Kaszer of Auburndale
was a business caller at the Evening
Telegram Office Tuesday afternoon.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-11
alp
snfI-
A., IMPORTANT OCCASION

Tcn.aow tie second annual observance will
be held q National hospital Day The observ-
a1ce Ii Lakeland being the first in this city
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-11


r.
ltr .... 80 ,......, .io..
$50 .... ... BID. .5.ae 81 iul,o, decisive
ae;.,. .r. .a:.ets ala moi new. They have
b.. ..r c~ ls il tla public mind Tor some
,ia ua.. t..ey ha>- not, however, been acted
oil 4. isnoN and coaclUajycly. Among them, as
pr serted by The lI,ines city JoulnaI are: Tick
eradication, capitol removal, nomination Of the
right men in the June primaries" development
OF the state road system. reappurtonment under
and in accordance with the state constitution,
reconstruction OF the laws pertaining to educa-
ton, and tax reforms.
Surely, here is an array of subjects and mat
tiers, Of formidable seriousness and OF Il character
most important, as "A whole and sngly. While
the matters that merit serious Thought are for
midable, they are not so large or so complicated
as not to be met and disposed Of becomes
intelligent, aggressive and progressive PEG.
pie And to merit these qualifications admittedly
admirable and essential worthy citizenship
these matters must be given serious thought and
consideration in order that decisive action may
be taken with reference to them. Every one, and
all. have a mighty influence for gocd Or evil for
til s.a.e and for its people Which shall i, be?
Tie answer wil be in the action the people viii
,as... We PROPER t:me. On taesc several mat
.....A ND D: a.a 3ar4aG.-
.,.. 2te a..e.l o:t,.,@.e: q
.-.a. ,.r.e ..e.'... Laua.iy uee
..at... III. i.ae a~.. c.".e
.la.. ~" 20. ne.ila to saale
peat a;e-.au#. in
.nl
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-11

Pc, IL Thin u Is having 10
croak ia sup-ea court had rem
dered L. lis meni cara5ilty.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-11

Ana ~ & Ford Shoals?
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-11

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-15
BOND PRICES CRUMBLE
IN ALL OEPAR TMENTS
Slump Follows Further Heavy
Liquidation by Numcr.
Gus Interests.

NEW TORN. Nov ll.-nond
prices crumO!ed in all sections Of
tho lis, in ,oday.s bond marke, in
response =" further heavy iiGulGa-
ton on the part % large and small
Interests Renewed weakness OF
foreign government securities pre-
cip!tated ;he drop TO lower ground.
French So again falling 10 a new low
record.
Freaks "f 2l-2 points each tool,
place In czecho S'ovakian SIS. IRA
al IS and Copenhagen JI-2s. while
losses OF i-2 TO 23-s were noted in
Dutch East Indies Is OF 1852 and
1874 Prague 7l-2s. Anton Jurgen
Gs. United Kingdom LES OF 1917.
Tokyo 81. Paris yoHs-M editerran-
can &c. French IS. Rio Janc!ro eight
certificates and cuba -.
score" % railroad mortgages
dropped point or more. some OF
I'll" outstanding weak spots. all at
losses of 10 ai-@ points. were the
Erie PRIOR Lion Is. and Convertible
Is. Series -, Scahonvd Air Line ;ld-
tuStmcnt -. Frisco income Is. and
Adjustment -. Raltimor. and ohio
Cold Is and Pennsylvania Cen
cral As
Losses tn The Industrial group werc
not as extensive, although South
Porto Rico sugar IS. sold off three
points. and C"rro be Pasco S.. Kay
ser i-2s. and General Electric ~
one aud one-half To two points The
weak spots IN tho traction group
were lntcrboroug - and certificate
6s. and Hudson and Manhattan in
come 5s. selling OF tho Intcrborough
issues being based on the possi-
bility Of unthvorablc transi; lcg!sla-
ton In the next Legislature. Ex-
ccpt Tor slight gain in the UNI
called Victory 43-is. all OF tho
United States government securi-
ties also showed substantial recess
sions. which ranged from 10 10 As
cents on 500. The nrst IS and nrst
and second ii-fs suffered the most.
Total sales 'par valucJ were IA
10000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-15
BABSON WARNS AGAINST
REDUCTION OF WAGES
Prosperity of Country De-
ponds Upon Purchasing
Power of Paw Rolls.
10y UNIVERSAL Service !

WASHINGTON, Nov lI.-Pointine
out that tho prosperity az tho couu-
try depends upon the purchasing
power 81 its pay rolls. Roger w.
Babson. the Boston economist, today
warned against wage reduction. lie
was addressing "A meeting of Wash.
ington business men.
Mr.. Babson predicted 4 more pros
porous 1929. but said that it is likely
to take the United states two or
three years more 10 get out of the
woed1.' and perhaps longer II Europe
is again plunged into war.
As 20 commodity prices. he sees
an increase FOR year or so. then
i long pull downward. comparable
TO what followed the Napoleonic and
Civil wars" Stating that farmers
VIII get about 80 per cent more fOr
their products this harvest. ne con-
tinued:
considering the fact that nroduc-
INK expenses have been less the net
profits OF this years har"ests should
be much more than 1921. This means
that al least third OF the people
In tho United states are going to
have greatly increased buying pow
er this fall aud winter. Large crops
are a source OF real wealth. They
help every one.
Employment conditions are very
much better. Where 100000 peo-
pie were out OF employment two
years ago less than 100000 are out
OF employment today. II the rail
roads now come into the market for
new equipment and supplies there
should he very lltt.e nRcmploy-
mcnt during the next few months.
This must mean better business he
cause the purchasing power of tho
people ultimately is determined w
the total pay roll of the people"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-15
CURB MARKET WAIVERS
AND TURNS HEAVY
Standard Oils Continue in
Limclight, Advancing and
Then Rcacting.
NY Associated rr.ss.l

NEW YORK, NOV. 1.-THE curb
market today. although including
advances In number OF issues In
Tho early trading. was OF wavering
character and. after the first hour
developed a heavy tone with the
majority Of stocks joining in the
downward movement
The Standard oil issues continued
TO demand most attention. Standard
Oh OF New Jersey first advancing
from ll6 IL to H. as. but react!ng
after midday. Standard OF, of Kan.
sas. also was in continued SUNNY
and sustained q further decline. I'm.
persal Oh. Of Canada. was strong for
time. moving up from il3 to
ili.-2, but fell back in later trad
ing New York was strong In tho
morning when - advanced from 5T3
10 1''. with reaction later. The
s25 par value stocks moved in tho
sam" way. Tia" feature being stan
dard OH. of New Jersey. which after
moving TN from i0I- reacted to
80 "-s Independent oil stocks were
generally weak from the opening
elites Service ranging in tho first
half az tho day from Io7 TO 1871
while Gulf OH sold down from SO To
80 i-2. Mammoth ranged from 49,
to -. \ sale OF Kirby Petroleum
was made at new low record OF
23-t
schultz stores were the strong
feature IN tho industrial group. adj
vancing from IS to 59l-2. PhIip
Morris was IN supply aud yielded
from u 3lt to HIS. May Depart
ment stores was IN supply on n de-
cline and the motor stocks moved
IN the same way. Durant and Stutz
Motor. both showing moderate
losscs. United Retail Candy was
steady at G3i and Gle. Southern
Coal and Iron was subjected to n
Vigorous raid around midday and
II was con;cnded that selling on the
decline was for short account. Nh,
tona! Biscuit was In moderate sun
ply and yielded point Arnold
Constable met som" fairly large Of.
i"rinSs and yielded from 2ll-a to
20 l-S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-15
CHICAGO LIVE SToCK,

r,rc, ny Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Nov. Ii-Caitic: Receipts
iauOn: SLOW: uneven: quality PLAN Bee.
hteers. peter grades beef cows AMI stock
fFrss and .ed"ts stendy.. top light steers,
ma tive Teo9 bee sI;o; soG held higher bulk
'srm grnsscr,. &';g d75: Few heavy Mon
~talhs upward to $500: lower grade bee.
lows ana Gamers and cutters weak To
lSG lower; bulls strong to higher: veal
NGhives weak to Pc lower: bulk Desirable
anE7. =, bulls s%, s,2'q4$Si bulk Western
s ,sigSs To Ba"ks,. 1915 1900: few hand.
Inheu klnd upward to <li.Gv 20 outsiders
hu!k peer COVE and helfers 3t2;s6s u
n4 iiH "i"Gkers and tecders. ss.ool. 20
S flS sanC &C. with some recovery. Hulk
!o 70 2W-pounh average. SScDMsA5: 2In
10 22,s; y butchers mostly *s.a5as 30;
si$5aSlo; dsssirab!es. s.?5ass;: csilmatei
sheep: Rccsip,s. 5000: Eat lamb. ,nos,.
y ,a s,endy 10 strong; fey carly sales 10
top: III 10 Si;t butchers; 40 to Sack.
.ioD@ll.oo; fed clipped lambs awcra s,ns
eighty pounds, $ls.:: July shorn ninety,
pound lambs. $3.50; feeders active: desir.
ablo sixty.four-pound fosder lambs. ;iIoo;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-15


NEW YORK Nov ii--Thr marie, FOR
coce" futures opened at an advance OF I
20 points on covering or II llttlc fr..s h
buying inspired by higher mi!rvis prices
IN hJaH'I After selling At $50 nj tn"
opening: March cHsod of 10 p2l on later
rables showing slightly easier rio OK
rhnARr rates, but til" .genoril tono OF the
lhtrhet was steady VIII! TIC close Ia 4
points net higher Sales were cstimni.d
at about 100 bags. December. ols; Jan
S Hsi!' ~: March az; May. 5ei; July.
Spot coffee steady; Rio IS ,oN santo,
vs., IL TO l"t. cost and freight orrs in
cluded Santos IS and IS part bourbon. Tor
prompt shipment. at 10 .; 10 1870 and at
II 90 FOR SHIPMENTS during the first hn!f
The. oiscial cables showed an advance
or 3e5 rciR In tho Rio marke; and net
gains of 30 to i@ r.ls In tho mnrkr, at
santos; The dollar buying rate was -
rtiS higher. hut early decline Of LIS
pence In the rate Of Rio exchange on
London wes recovered. brazilian port re.
ccipts were 1900: Jnndiahy receipts. 23,cDh
Rio cleared 600 bags for New York and
Santos $500 bags FOR San Francisco
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-15
BALTIMORE MARKETS


BALTIMORE, Nov. POTATOES. No l.
icoY S.ii. al sections. No :. sJl, %,
s;we";- $1,000 si.,5
Onions. NATIVE and ncarhy: N.'5Gsao0;
APPLES. paUkcd, No l. sao)Ets5.Oo pcr
"3,cr.l; ALI vsrictica No; .. ..2ooJ $3.50
Eggs, nativ" and nearby Grsts ~ cents:
southern nrSts. SOFA
Batter, creamery fancy. a0u5i. do prints.
'i4'3 dairy prints. 5.3 ~
lhvc poultry. spring chickens. Including
icghorns. isQ 70; old hens. Including leg.
"I Ducks. While 0 Ps ilGGa,0! .sas i l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-15
NEW YORK CATTLE.

~ NhSUt.ditN FTfEs.
NEW YORK. Nov. Ii-Caitlc: Receipts.
100 no trading: calves: Receipts 800:
steady, vcaIs. Sg."OIl 500. uulls and littl-
calves. Soj $50. good Western ts.75:
rrnatrs, $500.
sheep and lambs: Receipts. hj:,: steady
sh""p. ~ 0"W ie": cn!ls. s9VUU $50. lambs
sl:toT 1870. cu!ls, SOJIiGo0.
Hogs. RECEIPTS. 3.2j, easier medium to
,iIht weights and riRs. 95fi.|": heavy
hogs. :s.5DN 9.a3: roughs. sLCo0 40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-15
WASHINGTON MARKETS
Lny AseoeI.teA rrrs.l

WAWSIIINGTON. Nov !, Free s,,,,,,,
'r""h, $500 cents. Southern. 81 live poui.
Xxx. ROSTERS: l." turkeys. H9,;. spring
Dressed poultry: Spin. chickens. ANA.
hens, sD3; BOOSTERS. -: iurkeys .5df IS
i;,S.st";f: Calves. choice. 10. 10 medium.
$500: live hogs. s9G
.vcg.;nhl"p; Potatoes. No sacked.
t:ca@ $40. No. sacked, SoTNo0 Sw.n;
potatoes Nnrth Carolina, 3i,o2a $50; near.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-15
Pageant Trustse., Meeting

meeting Of the trustees OF the
fsihih historical Pageant Assocla-
,'on VIII be held this afternoon at
I o'clock in the Office or th. ussnc,..
ton in the Mutual Building. Tho
trustees will make efforts to disnos,
OF any business matters not YET sol.
tied in connection with tho grcat
pageant held hero In May last.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-15
Markets
tcontinuch From Eighth ropc

wheat. hul!iah sentiment hore wns given
IufthcT impetus 10y big Cletraucrs OF a.
me-, m@st'H What from American ports today.
PERSISTENT upturns In Liycruooi utio,,
tons ala a good deal to lit wheat a., ~.
NEE during the ohrly dealings ana so
nkewisr dcSrcaaoi uhcasilrss ia th, Turk
'ish situation. on the Advanrr Va,.
reached within half cent OF the h!sh tricc
record Tor tho 1872 crop, despite primary
receipts double those Uf year 20 and
nolWlthstand!ng favorable conditions over
inc entire winter wheat bolt AS re-
SUIT OF wet weather.
Sorn and oats assembled with whent,
peccinber corn going to "A new nigh price
record for thu season Scantincss OF corn
receipts here WAS factor.
=. PROVISIONS averaged lUwsr in response
" IcCIlnc in the hog mMrkuf.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-15
corToNsEEp on.

>..,- ~ N'Nn'i"''u ifrs~
NEW YORK. No. ll-CUitOnsc,l ni.
showed reversal % form. due "a effort
I" Secur" profits and selling on stop orders
'ru1n markets were relatively nrm"r hi!t
the poor showing IN Hard disturbed holders.
closing prices were near the low OF the
DAY ana from ~ 20 % points u"i lower.
Shl"s: $40 barrels Prime orud. So
asked. prim" summer yellow spot go.
bid
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-15
SUGAR
fRN Associated prhSs

Nv T'TCNN.T
NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-THE raw sugar
market was quiet and unchanged. with
spot cubas unoteh at r.. cost and freight.
equal 10 6.53 for Centrifugal. No sales
were reported.
Tho raw sugar futures market was
nrmqr on covering and trade buying, with
ma prices to points net higher. Clos
3H; July. a57
There was no chansct in refined sugar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-15

-, TNy NssUt." trL FTcEs.I
.Nf.N ft!sN. .Nus. .t... tu.,uH gDuis hold
steady today. wjth usiacss i,a- active.
"r.a were firm ana quite active Dress
goods also wrr" i!rm. some stlples were
SOLD M ani withdrawn Siiks wor" steady
win the demand for novelty rrrpcs full.
Bnrihps were steady Linens showed con
s'ant Improvement ~ demand
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SrOT COTToS

NV ORLEANS. Nov. ,i-spo, cotton
sEts'I!. :" point- lower. Sales Of. the spot.
;;.'i: middiing, ?Gi! good middIins' "a -
hcccipts l2.232: stock. %6IJg
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steady; hish. :. low. I. ruling rate. ),
closing bid .; offered a, "a las, loan, 3:
can loans against acocpthLccs. ~. Time
=: 10 months. >. prime commercial paper.
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top Si2 for strong weight Western
.HInhs. one double deck desirable eighty
bound fed yeir'inE wr;hrrs. $500 I" Kill
cr~; one load aged wcth'r< averaging 10
.Dnnls. WV. Tat eMrs UP % ~.
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S6S7GS5c'. futures. 500. Iron steady
prices unchanged Lead steady; spot
90 10 Zinc FIRM Fast 81; Louis spot
ana nearby delivery. 7SO97.3j Antimouy
spot Go.
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by .,~auCItt-,! I,Ss
LONDON Nov. IL BHT slvrr. ;. ia.
pence Per ounce. Money, . pDr cont. Dis
count rates. short and three mohths bills.
i!-lIW2A. per cont.