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raurs kcoho broken
on STOCK TIB
ci"? ^ipulrmont of Quoted Vnlucs
follows Pressure t'roiu Power
? fill Interests.
MA IIIUDT SKVllftlilLY PUItGtit)
In Course of DccIine, Speculative
Favorites Registered Ijosscs of
Ten to TwentyKlvo Points, a Net
Jakss of Hlxty Point*.
(Br Associated Prci>8.1
XKW YOItK, Nov. 12.?Under pres
sure from the Federal Reserve Board
and other powerful financial Interests,
Wall Street today adopted more vigor
ous measures to put its house in order.
This was accomplished by further
severe impairment of quoted values, a
turnover of more than 2,500.000 shares
?the year's record?and an advance in
call loan to 30 per cent, a rate un
paralleled since the panic or 1907.
Altogether the session witnessed the
most severe purging: the stock market i
ha.*! experienced since Wall Street en
tered upon Its period of post-war pros
perity.
In the course of the decline, which r
began at the very outset, speculative ?
favorites registered losses of 10 to
-'5 points, their minimum quotations 1
being 30 to 60 points below maximums !
of tho last fortnight.
(leaernl Motor* I'nrter l?reft?ure. '
General Motors. which recently;
achieved the distlncton of selling at 1
a higher price than any stock on the j
list, wps agfiln under persistent pres
sure, dropping 68 1-2 points lo 280. or
a loss of J 26 1-2 points from its high i
record of last week.
The* reaction encompassed everv va
riety of stock Issues, although f'nlted :
.States steel, high-grade rails and the
copper shares llnislted at relatively
nominal losses. However, rails as a
sroup forfeited virtually all the im- I
proyement made In the previous month, j
i.iquiriatIon was so general and con
stant as to defy analysis. From all
accounts much of the gelling was in
voluntary anil a large proportion was
traced to out-of-town traders, who
plainly expressed their discouragement
at tne market's sharp reversal.
''Ihlt Culling of t.onn*.
There was little calling of loans
j.ut only small sums were available on 1
?!l??ca um1 *??? opening rate of 14 per!
ohtalh?hi?C J me? ,n,ol?'-y was .scarcely
ob alnable except for short dates at
' - V", .lo 8 cent.
Oniclaln of the local reserve hank
Irur w*ith'fh I n>eetJnK. I>llt lnc k,ac,j? J
d V j5tnilc,,n?"1 ?J'sued yester
adVance of the"discounW.^te waJtuklV '
its
!Unn> Itumori A Dual.
??S'r? 'teg an"
"s;.
'verc euuciit in t>,?? V ? orders
While trading was most* ?n.ire,trUon '
of i||C iiiphu. . active Hume ;
dropped ? to "? nni' r?ooijt ive issues1
The mechanist!) of the Ktock^v, ,Hal"S'
was ta.\ed to a Ji.vx,:,lit.nl{c ?
at any Mine In it* hlMorv v'l 1 Man
"Ml P. M. did the l-.H,.- ' Sot unt"
ticker?** ??k? iw?.?n"c":?5?r.iS|
NEW YORK BOND MARKET
(By N'wtlonal < "j t v < w
Am. Tel. iDti Tel tony ' ' hmon'l OfTl..)
Am. Itl. u n<l Tel. dob 6- Wi ,
American Thre?,i . _ '
? jnti.xij iisjo ? :?<
Canadian I'acifl, 9J?.i .
? Arc-ruin- 6*
JKNC ?*?
j. ?n Government ??
i -j< rui Karin Loan <>-, 1
i*^*raws,wF 13s
l.vnr. ylvunla lutwiV'sVii" si '?!!*
sraboard .Mr con, V? 5 *''?*
??ouihern itAiln-uy gen 4a Li -
Union PHelflc . * "'A
J rsltod Hiatev Hubbt-r "ri 102*4
vireinlin ij>j
iL:3!:; Slsni ??????::: ??
? 11Mlwrtv i.?i 4i.s ?*:
.'It i| .states l.lhortv Lnd <:.v k*.
.ilU'<l States l.ibcrtv 2<l ii., , Yl
r.ltcd S.ate.s l.is.ni* tii. \. .'t6.
"m(-??I Stales iVlb -tv s
?ni;rd S,..," -|*bh ? W.?
nltcd Statea Vlctol-v .".Hi li'J'},,
SHORT TKK.M XOTKS
Vmrrican Tobacco 7.-. Nov. I lois ,f,..
Anglo-* ren^h .'a. Oct I*, 19 V) '^-T*
A.-nious ard Co. Cs. Jur.e jr. ^i
nritl^h Nov I I'ijq * * "
?irnibh s?tV Nov 1. io:l ^
-, 1. i?.i
J . '* J^tnt 4s. .July i. is-M oAv
H?5feSSi f%i, f
?];ss saa %?.% ??. iL
Molina Plow Co. Ts Sen!: 1. ^3 ,
July* ^ I92J Vallcy fraction Co.."*fi j
Proctor and Oariihie 'is!' Mar.' Viin"" io?? I
ro<tor anrt Gamble 7j Mar lsn""
Soul horn Railway Gs. Mar 1. J}":..;:; '
Sales.
200n
400
7000
900
1000
4 a oo
15100
100
1120D
S0<1
8000
fiOOO
32000
90011
2$ 200
24300
1500
MOO
??S00
utoo
2lfln
10800
l i;i no
5 1 oo
Stock.
Advance-Ilumley ....
Advance-Rumley, pfd. ..
Allls-Ohalnicrs
Allls-Chalmers, pfd. ...
Alaska Gold
Amer. Boot Sukiii', com.
American Can ...
American can, nf'd. !!!.'
A hut. Car ami Koundiv.
American Cotton Oil
A m?-r. 11 i<|(> atid Lfea., coiii
Anier. 11 Id*- and Lea.. pfd
American Linseed on
American Locomotive
Aini-r. Int. Corpn
American Sin. Itlng
Aincr. Orug Syndicate ..
American Sugar
Anicr. Tel. and Tel. Co.
Amur. Tobacco, com. ..
Amcr. Tobacco, pfd.
Am. Writing i'apei
American Woolen ...
Anaconda Conner ...
At?'l,ison
Atlantic Coast Line .
\. C. L. of ct. (Rulto.)
Baltimore and Ohio .
MeliilelKMii Stool, U.
iscinlelicm Steel.
108200 Baldwin Locomotivo ....
! 0o t 'addo Oil
2400 Canadian Pacific
g 3300 California Petroleum ...
2(i.i00 t'diitial Leather, com. ...
2lf*0 I'llfs.ijii-iikc and Ohio ...
10(10 t'hicugo Great Western ..
<00 C'lij.. Great West., pfd...
'.100 ''hi.. Mil., and St. Paul.
3600 Chicago K.. 1. and I* . con
1000 iJlii. It.. I. and P., 0'n pfd
500 CChi. u.. I. and I'.. T'.r pfd
21700 Crucible Steel Cor., corn.
2800 Colorado FuCl and Iron.
13700 <Mha Cane Sugar
25000 Corn Products, com. ...
3800 Kreeport Texas
14 00 lJome Mines
4S00 "Kric
I <!00 Krie. 1st j? Tti
52000 G< ncr.'i 1 Motors
1700 Goodrich. com
3o00 Great Northern, pfd. ...
4sno Great North. Ore Ctfs...
400 Illinois Central
vioo Inter. Nickel
10300 Inspiration ('op|?'r ...
I:?30o Int. Mir. Mar., com
22400 Int. Mer. Mar., j.f.i
230on int. I'annf, com
100 Int. Paper, pfd.. "tamped
pfd
pfd
Ounn Hilh i mH * 1 ><n<l iiroktr*.
open, High. Low. Closing. Sales. Stock.
Bid. Askd
38 .19 5500 Keiuiecott ' Corp
71 300 Kansas City So., com....
4?i 33000 Lackawanna Steel
"* 200 Liggett and Myers, coin..
?,J too Lorlllard Tobacco, com. .
200 Louisville and NaShvllle .
3400 Mnrweli. com
000 Maxwell. 1st pfd
500 .Maxweli. 2nd pfd. .......
<>1)400 Mexlcaii Petroleum
800 Miami Copper
32J 23500 Mtavole Steel
1215 3500 Mo., K-an. and Texas
0900 Mlesoiiri Pacific
3200 National Lead, com
200 Nevada Con. Copper ....
0500 New 11aveil
1400 N. Y. Air Ufake
1100 New York Central
2600 Nova Scdtla Steel
400 Norfolk and Western ....
2200 Noi'therh Pacific
1900 Ohio Cities Gas
1 -r* 2500 Pennsylvania
50500 fierce Arrow
J-J4 13700 Pressed Steel Car
<<200 fly. Steel Spring, com....
! ; 15100 Iteudliig
J: j , 98900 Itepublic I. and S
fji 38900 Uoyal Dutch. N. Y
6C0 Seaboard Air Lino. pfd....
2400 3' Loiiis-San Fi-ton.
. lS40nn Sinclair Oil
6800 Slots-Sheffield. com
93900 Southern Pacific
r.Ki 2200 Southern Railway
. ?,f <00 Southern 4t.iil*vay. pfd
105000 S:ndebuker. cdm
In 1 On00 I'obacco Products, com...
..is S4900 Krleport Oil ..
10400 Texas Pacific
jjj 900 Union Pacillc ?
2i>< 100 I". S. Cast Iron Pipe, com
~41 49000 'J. P. Rubber, com
4 1 276000 United States Steel, com
<441 9800 Texas Company
4(1 900 United States Steel, pfd..
i:ji 01000 United Retail Stores, com
15 4 700 I'lali Copper
24J 3000 Y:t.-Car. Chemical, com..
2*1 100 Y.i.-Oar. Chemical. pfd...
200 Wabash, com
1000 Wabash, pfd. A
3O00 Wilson anil Co
901 1?600 WcFtinghonse
2<1 :100 Western Union
564 30700 Willys-Overland, com. ...
521 11O0 Wort'ninKton Pump, com.
I OSS 2i!700 White Motors
68 Total Sales for day, 2
Open. High. Low. Ciosltiff. 1
Bid. Askd
32 311 :tl i 31i
is; nt is
92* Nil 85
2I.HR 201 200
190 189! no
I 101 110
10)] 401
32
151
92
204
190
111
40
73
31
220
251
Mi
11*
28
Sil*
* 6i
32?
1194
7 2fc
76
100
85
51 i
42?
83
106
99i
11 2?
111
40
73J
31
220J
258
r.s
lb
501
'1*
27
81
,,5I
30|
1201 113
'24 YU
112
28 J
844
l'i<
701
1001
8ul
02
42J
Su
ior.
99g
>?2,
00l|
100
84?
50
?2i
?ill
99 ?
r.7
32
185
111
27
SI
int
304
1 13
7 I J
05
100
84
504
121
t>6
971
95
77 J
109
902
*4
17 ?
51
09
103? 1114
241 24*
60$ ?r
7J>1
. 10i2
1004 1001 921
.3. .f SI
Iks 18? ITS
H31 53a ?>0
704 71J 071
107a 108 103
24? 24J 24
02 62 HO*
127J 1271 111* 114? 115
90? 91 851 8C? 871
581 594 50 r.5? 50
50 50 422 40 43
1226 122? 120? 1211 121 i
20 20 20 20 25
1231 12G 116 1171 11?
1051 I0?i 103 103
?TOO 305 289 290
1141 114j 114 113
102? 102? 93 91
791 80i 78 J 785
73? 7?J 71U 72
1131 1131 1131 114
9\ 92
29J .284 274
79?
521
85*
30
S01
291
51
831
89
*n
55 g
83 J
32
90
ro
04.700 shares.
80
531
85;
30
824
634
Total sales for week (3 days). <5.259.500 sharfes.
Swift and CO. Si. A us. 15. 1321 1004
WestlnshoUKe Klectrlc and Mantifa-tur
Int Cs. F?b. 1. 1920 1?H
RICHMOND rilOlll'Cfc MAKKKT.
Wholesale Quotation*.
(By Wood*oi>-?-i alK Co.. inc.. MKnmond. V*.)
V. 3 Food Administration I.lcense No. C 027(0
Richmond. V?.. Nov. rj. i?i5.
Mutter.
Country, dairy. lb H 6 W
Country, choice, lb 4o 9 4C
Store packed, per lb 43 0 43
?(tl.
Fresh. nearby, doaen 51 ff 63
Other section*, tlown 61 <i St
l)rr**fii 1'uiiltry,
Fancy dressed turkeys, head
and fed orf. tier ll> 40 0 45
C*Iiol?'?* dressed Turkey.*, lb... 35 & 3%
Dres-ed chlcKcn*. small. t?i.
per Ib 3S 6 tt
Dressed chickens, iaree. lat.
per lb 30 O 33
LVe^ert hens. fat. per lh...,. ? (f K
l)re?i?c<l seete. fat. per Ib. ... 30 ft St
Dressed du-.ks. fat. per Ib. . 35 ft 40
Dressed hoes IS 0 22
bimv: rib?. chines and back
bone. per lb ?> 0 2S |
Rabbltt.
No. 1". each. skins on 4S (9 M
No 2?. each, tklnn un 50 0 15
Lire i'oultry.
Chi- kens. spring. 1 to IH Ins. "S <4 to
chicken*. spring. 2 to 3 lb*.. :s.'. V .17
Hons, fat. per lb. 27 41 29
Ducks, yoiinc. fat. per lb.... ?.l 33
B'ars and roosters, each ii v 1 t
Guinea:;. fat. each '3 0 ..
Ue*se. larce. fat. each 1 Si 0 2W
Turkeys, fat, per Ib 33 O 2S
l.lvr Stock.
Veals, choice, per lb II <5p 21
Veals, fair to Rood, per lb 8 ?* 12 ,
l.ambs, large. Per lb., spring. 13 *1 15
Sheep. Per Ib 6 0 10
Cows, tier lh. i 0 1#
Hulls, per lb 8 O ?
Steers, choice to poor 5 tP 13 i
Hoes.
173 to 200. per lh 13'4<i> H'-i
?>'?) to 825. per Hi 1SH ?t 14'i
ISO In m. r-r lb ItVlii) HV5t
IT to F>0. per in MS;
per Ib H'.-j? H'?
1Mb?, per lh H'itf H'%
Sotvs. per ib 10 C? 1J
Hides.
Dr?% flint, per lh 42 0 45
l>ry salt, per !t> 40 ? 43
Damae*d At vaiu?
(Sreen. (>': lb f4 (f
1 !reen. salt, per lb S6 tJ ..
Wool, as to duality 40 ? 66
Apple*.
Fancy, per bbl K 50 (i 8 "0
Choice, per bbl 3 50 ? I 90
Brkm.
White, navy. per Ib. SO 18
Butter. p?r IS 10 ft 12
Colored or Mlxid ,. 5 & S
Pea*.
H'ack?ye. per bushel 3 45 0 8 75
Mixed peaa. pqr bushel.... J 50 0 3 00
Onions.
Yellow, N. C.. per bbl 4 00 0 C 00
yellow. N. c.. tier lb to It 4*
Totntoes.
No. 1. per lFO-lb bar 4 00 0 4 M
Park potatoes In HO-lb. bags most de
niable.
bw*et Potatoes, per barrel.. I 50 <& 8 5*
Cabbage, per crate 1M lbs. .. 1 "3 0 2 25
Turnips, ptr barrel 1 50 0 2 00
Nnt*.
Chestruts, per lb # <H 10
Hickory ruts Not wanted
B'.?' k Walnuts, per lb 6
Biack Kernais. per Ib 25
Country Produce,
Bacon. hams. small. will
smoked 45 0 50
Bacon. hams. medium to
larce. wel! Smoked 40 0 42
Bicon. sld^s. well smoked.. 25 ? 17
Bacon. Miotilders. well smoked Si 0 37
Taliow. per lb 10 12
Beeswax, per lb S3 0 3)
t ^. i.% i.. ~
t 0
Dried Apple*.
Fancy, per lb 14 0 17
Choice, per lb 11 0 IS
COTTON MARKETS.
SF.W ronK. Nov. 11?Prices on the cot
ton oxchxnso started 30 to 50 points lower,
with Wall Street. Liverpool and the South
selllnc. Before tho end of the last hour
January had receded to 36.42. or 71 points
net lower, while May sold at 31.20. or 06
points below last nlRht's close.
Lai? In the momintr the list showed ft
WE HAVE REALLY
been pleased lately to hear a good
many expressions like these:
"Mighty glad to see you advertising
again," "After reading the head lines, I turn
over to see what you say," etc.
We are thankful for our friends! They
constitute a big asset of this Company!
The fact is, much of the finest business on
our books has been directed here through the
kiiidness of men and women who believe the
clients of the VIRGINIA TRUST'will always
get a square deal!
By the way:
One of our mottoes is this:
"Keep things straight on. the inside and
business will gravitate here from the outside."
Virginia Trust Co.,
The Safe Executor,
1106 E. Main Street,
Richmond, Va.
steadier tone. December isdid up to 27.W.)
or within .'5 points of last night's close.
Lnt.ir violent unloading ot Jouk cbntracts
forced prices to collapse. the extreme de
c-lilies occurring late in the r.esslon. The
drop was hutted by the application of the
exrhnMjC'* rule permitting the maximum
fluctuation of no more than i'f) points In
any one da>. All active positions lost up
to 200 point*, anil the clo*c was weak at a (
net loss of 19} to ?? points.
f rot here vrns nul?t at a decline ot 10* ]
points at :3.:?: th?re were no Hale?. Spot j
at N' w Orleans was cteady with middling '
59 point* lower at 40c: he ralea were 1.704
bale.'.
Receipts at principal ports: Hduston. lr-.- |
77*; t?alve?ton. '.3.944: M?>inphl?. S.3S4: Ha- i
vannah. 3.583: New Orleans. Auitusta.
Z.X1.
Cotton ranee:
Open. Hich. I.ow. C'osc. 1
N'ov?mb' r
December 27.S")
January 25.71)
J'ebruary
?March :i5.60
April
May 34. *0
June
July 34 10
A U H ll> t
September
October
NKW YORK. Nov. 12.? I'ort movement?;
Ml del line. ::3.^0: stock. 51.77>.
Minor ports?Slock. "8.4^5.
Total today?Receipts. 17.7J9; exports. 10.- i
4?t; ^ lock. y71.C71
Total for week?Receipts. 200.307: exports.
EM72
Total for season?Receipts. ^OtS.^.J; ex
ports. 1.232.75J.
NEW ORl.UANS. Nov. 1J.?Cotton broke !
on the opening of the market today and '
continued to slump until In the late after-I
noon tlv-' trading months were all :A>0 points I
lower titan yesterday's close. Xuthlnc but j
tho ruie prohibitlnc fluctuations of more ;
than I'.O a bale In any one sesaioh stopocd
thi decline. The close was practically at
tho lowest, the ilst showinc net losses ot
ia7 to tiV points. Tho tone iras called
wenk on the c'.oge. with sellefs at the
limits. December dronned to 36.60. com
pared with 3V$0 on the close yesterday, and
closed at 26.6.'!. ,
Ticht money In the markets of this coun
try and predictions of drastic advances In
rate? abroad were the main excuse for the
slump, but in more ways than one. the
market was the natural reactions from
the prolonged advances which recently lifted
the values to the hlehcst e\cr recorded In
cY.r-s r&is 1
vtl.eu 35.16 j
34.4'1
85.67 r.4.0* .'44.08 i
3.1.S9 ?
?\ 7j '8.1.1a r.a.lG j
sii'.i* His i
31.4-} |
30.10 I
:-9. 80
the rontraet niatl<?l. llouidatlon of lone ;
cotton whh In 'vldenqe on th? openlnc and t
throughout the s-e.-slon. The market re- |
reived nvxt to no vupnort from Any quor- |
t4r and irot non" at all from the cold
\vfcath?r Tosslns the l>e!t uhd which Inter
ior point? already tls.!m has done irreut
iron uiiuiaE".
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
(By Casltlc O. Burch & Co.)
Richmond. Va . Nov. 12. 191?
STATE SECUR1TIKS. Bid. Askti
Vircin'u Old C. and ft.. 1*32.. "S'i ...
Virginia Centuries. 1991 SO',4 ...
CITY SECURITIES.
Richmond City Hs. C. and R 9114
RAll,HOAU BONDS.
Southern By.. 1st Pa. 199?...;
fcfo. .R. D?v. and G. M. 4 s. 1?5?.... 63
STHRUT RAILWAY BONDS.
Nor. and Tofts. T. Co. fi*. 1ISS M
V?. By. and Row. Co. 5s. 1914 71
INSURANCE
Fire, Liability, Automobile,
Burglary.
Gibson, Moore & Sutton
( 309-0-10 Mo(an) Building.
' Phnne*. ?50, llan. 5807.
EMPLOYERS
Not carrying compensation In
surance can relieve themselves
of compensation claim details,
by repdHlhs accidents td this
office. where they will receive
the pr6tnpt attention of an ex
perienced adjuster, thoroughly
familiar with the Virginia Com
pensation Law. The expense Is
small.
R. L. NASE
ADJUSTER
1110 Matnnl Bide.. Richmond, Va.
For prices, any carlot quantities, any deliveries, on
COTTON SEED MEAL
COTTON SEED HULLS
PEANUT MEAL
Wire or Write
Taylor Commission Co.
ATLANTA, GA.
miw
Your Uncle Sam
taught you how.
If you don't Want him and John Bull and those
others to think you weren't, worth teaching, do all
you cp.n to live up to his lessons of
SAVING AND THRIFT.
The Union Bank of Richmond
6
J104 East Main Street.
All May Depend
On Your Action Today
?and we say "all," because everything you
possess that you may leave to others who
survive you, should he carefully covered by
your legal will. Are you so confident that
death may not suddenly overtake you that
you -defer making a will? And if you
already have a will, doeB it legally and con
cisely express your wishes? We invite you
to consult our officers in confidence regard
ing any matter pertaining to your will?
without incurring any obligation. This in
stitution offers practised service as execu
tor and trustee of wills.
PICHMONDTRUStrO
Main and Seventh
STni.'KT nr. 8TOCKK.
? Vtv l'A>" <-'??? PM
com
^tK-uk, an<i ,)hio :::::
N.rfoll: arul f-om
? . *. ami p. i,|y. ul>Hr.
R<-,?boaril ,\lr t.ino t,fd
Wboard Alp Und "
^''"^crn Hallway. Dfd
""liUicrn Hp , coin
HANK ANlJ TIll'HT co"
AL"'rJ<?P Vat Ion* i CO
Par Hid A?k?d |
IW ... W
? 1?> ... M !
100
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. 100
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W
Hroad Street
'?h<i t?'i4
(?ntra! National .*
!?'rat National ....
>1 ?rr bant* Sat lona'l WW J'*
N.t'lonal M(a m uml fitv
0|d Dominion Trust" ('?>""
r.anter* National ......
8-olnjM Hank ....
Union Bank ....
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DEPOSITS?-SA VINOS?TRUSTS
Sale of Excess Stores
and General Operating Supplies
Bids to be opened November 25th 1919
E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co., Inc., solicits proposals
for the purchase of certain surplus stores and general ope
rating supplies left on hand by termination of Government
munition contracts, located at Hopewell, Virginia; Penni
man, Virginia; Carney's Point, New Jersey; Haskell, New
Jersey; Pompton Lakes, New Jersey; Gibbstown, New
Jersey; Parlin, New Jersey; Barksdale, Wisconsin; and
Wilmington, Delaware.
The materials consist of Machine Parts; Electrical Sup
plies, including Motor Parts, Etc.; Pipe?Wrought, Gal
vanized and Black, Cast, Brass, Etc.; Pipe Fittings, Sheet
Iron, Galvanized and Black; Bar Iron; Valves?Various
Sizes and Makes; Wire Screen?Copper, Galvanized and
Black; Pulleys?Various Kinds and Sizes; Tool Steel;
Hardware*?Bolts, Nuts, Screws, Nails, Rivets, Sandpaper,
Staples, Wire Tacks, Tools of Various Kinds, Etc.; Gaskets
and Packings; Belting; Link Belts; Lead; Paints and Oils;
Window Glass, Doors, Tile, Etc.; Lumber; Chemical Ware,
Glassware; Earthenware; Hydrometers, Thermometers,
Etc.; Fire Brick; Pipe Covering?Asbestos, Cork, Mag
nesia, Etc.; Rubber Hose; Brass Castings; Brooms?Vari
ous Kinds; Cheese Cloth: Automobile Parts.
Sealed proposals for the purchase of the above materials will
be received at the Salvage and Reclamation Section of E. I. du
Pont de Nemours & Co., Inc., Room 3150, du Pont Building, Wil
mington, Delaware, until 12:00 o'clock noon, November 25, 1919,
at which time they will be publicly opened and read. All propo
sals must be accompanied by a money deposit in the form of a
certified check, made payable to 13. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co.,
Inc., in the amount of 20c/o of the total amount of bid submitted.
E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co., Inc., reserves the right to reject
any or all bids and to accept that bid which it is deemed will
best serve its interests.
All materials will be aold as of their existing, location and con
dition. Bidders may inspect the materials at the above points
of location. Such inspection will be permitted by pass only.
Applications for passes should be addressed to Salvage and Re
clamation Section, E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co., Inc., Wilming
ton, Delaware.
Schedules of the materials have been prepared and may be
obtained, together with information for bidders, upon application
to the
Salvage and Reclamation Scction
E. 1. du Pont die Nemours & Co., Inc.
Wilmington, Delaware

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