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The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1915-05-12
The Mutual Mercantile Go

In this issue will be found the ad'
yertisement OF The Mutual Mercantile
Company, of 3rookland, at the oid
stand of Stallirgs & Armstrong. Here
Won fiud an excellent stock Of goods.
Everything to eat and wear, at right
prices. The place where your dollar
has more cents and where you get
more goods TOR less money, with kind
attention. Read tie advertisement
and ba sure TO call tor anything You
nay want.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1915-05-12
Blacksmith and Wheelwright

will be ready to do your Black
smith and wheelwright work at Lex
iDgton Depot by the 18th os May, 1915,
aud guarantee satisfaction.
y N. 7. SHEALY.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1915-05-12
Paint and Not

Paint was go nigh the last few gears
the market Was flooded with trash.
What is trash?
1t looks Ike paint and pcesends TO be
paint, but isn't worth painting 1t
costs painters dsy's-work to put:on
q gallon Of paint, good or bad; ana q
painters dsy's-work is S. Or 81.
Add that 60 the price Of 3 gallon.
That is the cost Of gallon. Devoe is
s. or S. q COLON; and trash a halF-doi-
lar less.
But Deyoe is all paint and more TOO
you add Gil to it; gallon is 5 or &
quarts Of perfect paint for the painter e
pot. Eut trash is shres-Quarsers tHo-
thirds o. half paint; you pay haif'
dollar less FOR nobody ody-knows-What-It-is
10 galloHs Devoe is enough for the
average JOB; it takes IS to % gallons
of trash. And the wear same way.
Unfortunately, they look alike when
first put-on-
DEVOE ~
Harmon Drag Go. sells it. adv
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1915-05-12
''0gdsga's Liver Tone" Stars Yl5i Liver
Better Than eaIsTsI and You Don't
Lose a Days Wark

LiVsa up your sluggish liver Feel
line and cheerful; make your work a
pleasure; be vigorous and full Of arnbi,
tion. But take no nasty, dangerous
calomel because it makes you sick and
gou may lose days work.
CaloInel is mercury Or quicksilver
which causes necrosis Of the bones.
Calomel crashes into SOUR bile like
dynamite, breaking it up That's when
you feel that awful nausea and cramping.
Listen to me! If you want to enjoy
the incest, gentlest liver and bowel
cleansing you ever experienced just take
a spoonful Of harmless DodsoE'e Liver
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1915-05-12
CALOMEL DYNAM|TES YOUR LIVER!
MAKES YOU, SICK AND SAL|vATES

Tone tonight. Your druggist or dealer
sells you 6 50 cent bottle Of Dodsorj.
Liver Tone dnGei my personal moacy
back guarantee shah Zach SpoOnfuE VII
clean your sluggish liver better THAI !
dose OF ,asty colonel ami that it won'T
make you sick.
Dodson's Liver Tone i real licrr
medicine. You'll know it next mornja.
because sou will wake up feeling Gne.
your liver will be working: heaGac;.y
and dizziness gone: stomach viii BE-
sweet and bowels regular.
Dodson's Liver Tone is entirely vege.
table, therefore harmless and can act
saEiyate. Give it to your children.
Millions Of people are using Dodson's
Liver Tone instead of dangerous calomeI
ROW. Your druggist viii tell you tAsSa
tbe. sale Of CsmasI aak stog
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1915-05-12
The Palmetto National Bank.

The Palmetto National Bank, Of
Columbia, as will be seen by reference
to the published statement IN last
weeks issue of The Dispatch, is in the
healthiest condition it has ever been.
Year by year this we'll known instltu-
ton has helped those who needed
help; and it stands ready and willing
now to help its friends and patrons
stem the tide of the summer. Gen.
Willie Jones, known far and wide as d
business mar of fine repute, together
with J. Pope Matthews, the energetlc,
bright and efficient cashier, assisted
by that clever business gentleman,
Mr.. VIM. Gibbes, Jr., as well as the
other officers, stand at the top of the
ladder in the banking world. This
bank, it is said. has perhaps the larg'
est general patronage Of any bank IN
the State it's business coming t1om
every quarter of the State. Hundreds
of Lexington farmers and business
men have found the Palmetto National
d friend during the present money
crisis, and it deserves the confidence
and merits the continued friendship OF
the people everywhere. You are cor
diallv invited to visit this bank While
| in Columbia, ard form an acquaint-
ance with its officers
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1915-05-12

Will cure your Eheu1nat'sm
Neuralgia, Headaches, Cramps:
Colic. Sprains, Bruises, Cuts and
Burns. Old Sores. Stings Of Insects
Etc. Antiseptie Anodyne, used in
:ernaily and externally. Price Csc.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-18
RETURNS WITH FUGITIVE.

Clarence E. Stout, deputy sheriff.
returned Wednesday night from ST.
Louis with Clarence Smith, who had
skipped bail of $1,000 here to answer
an Indictment by a criminal court
grand jury charging him with grand
larceny. the theft of a mileage book
from the Wolf Summit station Of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad. Smith
was placed in jail here.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-18
aThree weeksp next weea-Uusov
Theater.

IF you can not come to the
Telegram office to pay yuorl
subscription at the Bargain.
Week" rates, be sure to send
our order b mail. Don't lose
the discount.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-14
CAIN IN CORPUS CHRISTI POPULATION,
UNDER NATIONAL BUREAU PLAN CONPUTION
BUT 2l63 PER CENT DURING FIVE YEARS

He m1hnd or cumputsn
.Hr Nurouai Census luf0su.
fuf fnr Gnurnmnnf tH hr
urAt It vIu rItt ihis DItf
.IDu uf Hui lNNrt FhHt sHrh
vIN nr reached H determined
.u.ra mpthusfs off che r0neHs
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.,n t,n ,..r. nra it. five
..n.ff .f th. n.nultfi.u vt van
.rs ,,,.. y f.,nrutsd IRON,
.t..r.f Or, ..r,f afh,r method
.b,..r sr actual eoirt
f...i, ,.. ,,.. ,sn,iil hs ., foolish
...... u..t Ia 40 t,asent ,irns
i.f.,, .f -arnfia christi. i.
. .ba anna f,.. ttte figures if
,,,s ,,.,..,t, t,D., oaais
.s..
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-14
PERSONAL MENTION

InHNp lnsena tHtf4 indlN n'nn irf
mlas for cai dafs hns.n,sH
uiu
as d COTTON W0a ia -rp sr0nHiNr
th. p fees a,sH beers +-s' niahi i'f'
far his hnme iH sfn Naivnio
Miss Euulcr riuir " WnatfHu '
VISITING in thr ein as ihr eafsi ~ ffi
Hsifes
IS S. Markef aHi afe tnl HaHab-
ftr Nafrafef af s.dalia uistHHf Hf
fi..d iu carnaa Csfisti fridal niam
lisa fwH spepd lhe remainder q ih'
"a .rtsf heft ThD 1fr Residing Do iss'
WHrr street.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-14
if. WOLFF WAS ARRESTED
CHARGED WITH RODBINC GIN
wsH s Beng rsid ~ cornssiion
Nth Theft u pfepsriy Fsefn
rreti Tn

tsa result ~ wfspN aieufhiua en
fht iaw ~ nle rRY Hsusr tng eoHnfi
aHfhm1fIDs fHi0Ninp fhe rnhhef ~
700 Iml gin Hs Naoaaf niaht > B..
Nlff uas iodasi - ihn fHniY hH
lf naut arf fhsrf ~ aHfflan
pui ne made 8f4lnei nim Menasf
uUfrirH
ipiu sac sffraif-i shilr si eufisf
l.af e.att a. hls aitsfllne hness "n she
tHn afi iaimrd ihaf Mftifan bad
|fsn hifn zoe rnfsis rhirh ns sdmnfe1
Boz haH aAd nna giilh nsff identified
- p pan af thaae sitifa ifsn iif Tr1ii
HIn
Properly lHd FHinafirt fa she 4nlann'
~ ata1 sore inlssinE rueadaf morning
iaft ef the fasals Base bsf1 retff
rftf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-14
RECEIVER WAS NAMED
FOR ESTATE SIDNEY
ALLEN BY THE COURT
,. A BARNES NAMED ANc BONO
PLACED AT 5000
ST. c,ee-est Were crsetsd IN pistrsl,
cSurt Nestsrasf-cied oosket
MI o. CAfta Aerdsy.

ga prtition " N " Jones tte ,ias
ifist esuft Nrstsrtas mofuius spr,aat
"a a sVcriVef - ne estate ~ ri1nfN
Allsn. ne cepft nrmirs > A. nsrnes
tra piacinr his bord as st.eee
Nidnrt Aiien . native & NnreNs
Nhsisil. erf fsr a nuahsr ~ s~arr ore
f the lfaainF business men 81 the rltN
last August disappeared tirm his hoint
% inis cIis ana despite = starsb ihsi
has eAteuiet throughout the country
Nis d'tiri'eerancc ifHiey r. iHst as mach
mfstsr sr Ns AuErat
Divorces Srzrtet.
50 aifnftss wrre efanie't Yesterday
PEI tuHHf iiortinr ~ follows
rahi,e t"iria ~, Avriat N inirlr
irit NrtfrN lnN Na ifoirfiet lNaf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-14

SIR hnd Ars 81 = BURNS u tvsfn
aff laIiff- .B fht iif Anltlae tesH
aaf mmninr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-14
MUSICIANS OF CITY
TO HONOR LEADER
FEDERATED CLUBS
caosAl cluB 70 ava CONCERT
DURING VtSir % Mrs
FtNNNaAckNR
csrrus christs. Wth lss tscs,lsr, Ma
seal oeesrttstseet fsst fnNira
Rank VITA othsf Cites.

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30 aNdosNfeA fitt a h4t i m4sirAi
iAifnt fliHtfla ltfeHi st's,rA tn nefir
.s snN s4ts ~ ts sisf ln frf & y Ard
Is j. s0isacisa t.N tmNscnt CRUISES ihti il
has' al,rtds lasNcd ts msslcsl st4w
ip 30 Nuita, ef ant "a fhs ts,es tittns.
~ vas afusnstfttet aarlnF tnr thfvr
Aa, Nus,ss isstNal sasi ,hfistnas
ttaIA.t Nil4ti hnkfte n.aaniu,tui
Nafitte fiana ohsfh antisf tha atis "a
trttIUn ri Nt Nnaitt acss effective
nsfA aN tne Nuat fefat n War bee
Nlatit ifafust Mas, uNanetss rsttelt
Iis NitaNtsi iiNr fat t.stre litf
rsffs tNh i,s NrUfeN fheils tfe ~,
af0itet tn he aunne lie nnfst 'u tils
stH3N
Z iasi. hai nsl 8, tnt m,sns ,ra.l y
ht Cnpas Chfisu ,tNfa tiuh Nuith
u1fftefld nf permanent uIGaaiaiinN
Itans u ihr Sow NeH4 THIS rlnt b
iht mlt mt Hi 1nt ftsA,ai NNsti
-s,stlt. vhish rutNciisa 81 iAca u'H
0sfAfd Nt NatNf Ns NNlff tn Ntf 81
atlhtl o. has.a SOD ifaned ,nefos eias
rfs ia efNs paiNr ,hecfiis sees itN
otslen VI Nai4utal art oihrf ,ffNaaf
nHFIasa sath ns Was fiYen NH fnA
tih arh thuftnris ai i4ti yeas mifN
sfrh anecsse
lhs tHAfii fith as fNp NiHauise4t
eot sitir 80 ihr ,ett hesi sAnf,fs ~
UafIus rhfieil ilaaAta inaFitri fof tht
tnuasf oi lnFHtlNa UVr piif lHfNtsh
inH enrfiniurnsnt foi lta man, ,leiNfs
tfrailHN HnH training Sea- masicai saifitt
gov fh, urNif ai lnl gHnftHliit ana
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-14

Rave tour asafs RESERVED for tss
Aradlan Trio ai e. 81 bahh A. Fta
fluutft Da
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-14

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sfiifsa in hsf afssiesi saffsas WILD
rfa W9fls fgifu rVfi,nmfaH
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lyf.sf
Nfles great ieriaa drains Oar
fisunt ilhinh % iNfff pHus
Aatel Tfannsii, iH ~ lGison fsss
afs Ihf fanifiiiAs - illtf
fsfee f'in.if r~eshe ~ ihe
fait
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-14
Aaour koo1E TausT Use.

ni-vFtf.a. - u. fsh it-flnal ~ O.
snments VIZ ~ fesan u ~ , go u
Court hsrf nr Mnndaf in SO t't''.'
rre..i-. ants irasf suii ae@inff thf -.
no KafaA rrnlr1rs q iifa nr.'tf
~ which fhe company q cheers ~
vith asire e.arhinatinn ~ resi- ~,
~ tra4r. The tssiiuerf N@s 'fFlf''isl
~. asek. an and aRe aisffNetr 90
to,b .s.ses uni soisnli h1iefs Hitf ~
1870 ..1l fifsH4tI
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-14

i.osai iafffsni ~ t9aRs fair snd
foiaer hshs ts ian,ieais n'ataofit
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-14

% per cent 90 on an IafHif
lMf suuthes romtN Naf NEE ar
iiair Ornaments Sc oar tho~ sin.
dos idrn llsn fafinf s.
tAiNsttIasmfutl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-14
CHARITY BALL WILL
Be GIVEN AT NUECES
ON TUESDAY NIGHT
AFFAis 70 90 a SOCIAL EVENT.
OF rvC cEAsoN.
prosssd. Wa as Devoted - Fe~e -
TIE uritss chs-.slss- nreortw
fcs trt tstsirp

Toe Nnallis ittN eNitN ~iN 'H, ei,rit
rsfesiat al lns Nns.fa liNei iri tht
bsntft 90 ihe ntFa thasitics vNi
teUh9less l's eHf l a. nnet rtH.tatit
tffaifs "a thf easn
a numi-ti nf unilas eitfasiirHs htNt
betH riannei iH thf fHttitAiniai g.
cemfaNtfe
TIRE soiiastHa vNer- les'lie M
tarcg trf min ~ ln nai NmHs af ~
Nuianiai prfitad
Niss Aiie~ ~ l"nes Nf ifre- -
q frieFs Miss NArs lesii Nf ger
aid Nuusi Mlts NNHH htntiH vs.
Nupi Nolsrn Mif. ffHnefr MfNf go
frhn Nctampl'eH Nies Ap5 hrhi'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-13
NEW LAW MAY BOOST RATES.
Cun,mtus Act Threatens Higher
Railroad Charges.

Traffic managers OF the railroads are
giving close study to tho new Cummins
act. hurried through Congress In the last
days of It's sesslon, which. though IN
tended only to increase the liability OF
the railroads on freight carried. appears
T. mean also an advance In freight rates,
possibly ~ mucn rs 10 per cent.
The new law makes necessary the
reconsideration OF practically the Who'll
schedule. as 80 per cent. of the freight
has been carried on a limited Liability
basis under the uniform bill OF lading.
Tho most expert railroad rate schedule
makers are decidedly Mt u loss thus far
to know now extensively the new law
win require changes In the rates.
TIL law makes the railroads liable
tor the full value of freight lost or in
jured in transit. Under the old system
only / per cent. Of The freight was car
RED on "a full liability basis. IN return
for which p rate was charged 10 per
cent In advance Of the limited liability
rate.
Tho railroads in order to meet the re-
spousihiiity of full liability will have 70
charge for Il. but the advance in rate
may NO. In all cases be the full 10 Per
cent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-13
SMALLER STEEL BOARD SOON.
widcner VIA, Resfgn-Frick VIII
Probably Quit Too.

II is generally expected In financial!
circles that at the special meeting OF the
board OF directors uf the steel Corpora
tious which has been called for next
Tuesday To consider the reduction OF the
board from tweuty-four members to
eighteen the director WHO Will resign
will be Peter A. - Widener.
NJ. Wldener has been In poor health
ever since the death OF his son. who
was drowned at the time OF tho sinking
Of the Titanic. and has not attended "A
meeting OF the Steel Corporations direc-
tors for eighteen months. AZ there are
now NV" vacancies on the Corporaton's
BOARD II will be- only necessary for one
director 10 resign TO reduce the board 20
eighteen. the desired number.
II is also understood that the resiE-
nation OF Henry 6 Frick from the board
IS not unlikely before the CLAYTON act
becomes effective owing 20 the fact that
his counsctto on with several railroads
which purchase steel from the corpora
ton vii maze /, impossible FOR aim 20
serve
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-13
THE COPPER MARKET.
Fifteen Cents More Generally
Asked for EIectrOIytic.

Fifteen cents became a more general
asking price yesterday for electrolytic
copper. The United Metals Selling Com
pany more than two weeks ago named
this quotation on domestic business. In
d'cating hat It was out OF the market,
ms there was plenty Of the metal to be
secured at 14A cents. Not all of the
lower priced copper has been sold, but
tho tendency OF prices seems to be up
ward on further business OF Importance.
Spelter attracted more attention than
copper Yesterday owing TO tho break in
prices. 1t was impossible TO pin any Of
the producers down 10 actual figures at
which business could be done. but from
various sources figures were obtained
indicating that spot spelter. which has
lately sold as high M II cents a pound,
may now be bought for less than .
cents, while April spelter can be secured
at 81 cents a pound.
Lead was Arm during tho day. with
sales at 3.92is cents. The Associated
Press reports Yesterday morning stated
that lea production IN Missouri was to
he Increased to full capacity next Mon
day. TIE SrN was informed by
an OFFICIAL OF the 81. Joseph Lead Com
pany. one of the most important indie
penden. factors In the lead industry op-
Grating in the Missouri field, that its
production. which has been down 70
75 per cent Of normal since last October
would now be Increased 10 So per cent. ot
capacity. In nc Instance would full pro
duction he attempted. II was stated.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-13
BANK LAW OPPOSED
BY TRUST COMPANIES
Object to Marshall Measure.
Favored by Upstate
Institutions.

The trust companies OF tho state will
vigorously oppose the bill introduced In
he Legislature on Thursday by Senator
y. VI. Marshall to give national banks
the privileges OF trust companies. The
bill IL tho result OF agitation by the
smaller upstate national banks.
Some Of the Federal reserve bank
directors are interested In occurring such
legislation AZ n means OF compensating
the small national banks for check col
lection losses under the regulations of
the Reserve Bank. The reserve act
gives trust ompan privileges to mem
Der banks. unless state laws interfere.
The present state laws specifically inter-
fere.
The board OF directors OF the New
York Reserve Bank as a whole has not
yet taken action on the bill. y resolu-
ton approving II Ia TO be introduced at
a meeting next week. II is believed that
the reserve bank directors who repre-
sent bis banking interests OF New York
city are either indifferent or moderately
In opposition 20 tho hill. Tho board
az n whole, II Is reported, ls split on the
question of giving support TO this legis-
latlon.
The big national banks Of .he city are
apathetic regarding the proposed legisla-
ton. The bankers feel hat the trust
companies OF New York are occupying
a big field and occupying IL well and
that there IL little occasion for the en-.
trance OF tho banks into the field. The
big Wall Street bankers are not con.
tenplating the assumption of trust ON
pany privileges and will make no effort
said leaders alnong them yesterday. q
further the legislation Just introduced
Trus; company officials held confer
erccs yesterday regarding measures .
oppose the bill.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-13
SOUTHERN PASSES DIVIDEND.
Announcement Causes Decline IN
stock Of Railroad.

d. After a meeting ~ the board OF
directors OF the Southern Railway Com
pany yesterday announcement was made
that no dividend on the preferred stock
would he paid In April this year.
In April. 1914. 2 dividend % -.
per cent. in cash was declared and last
October a dividend OF . per cent payable
in Ave ear I per cent. interest bearing
scrip. was declared.
on the announcement 81 the passing
OF the preferred dividend the stock de
cllned 10 40. closing at 45i4, q loss Of
"a. points, as compared with the closing
price Oh the day previous The common
sold down 70 l4Ts, where Il closed a
loss OF y OF a point from the clos. on
Thursday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-13
DECISION AFFECTS WAR TAX.
Court HoIds Judgment transcripts
DO Not ReQutre stamps.

A decision whlch will seriously affect
the Governments income from var tax
stamps was made yesterday by the APP
pellate Division. The court held that
transcripts OF judgments fled IN the Of
nee OF the county clerks Of the state do
rot require ten cent stamps.
The Government has already collected
thousands OF dollars from the sale OF
stamps for this purpose in New York
county alone The decision was rem
dered in a mandanus su.t OF the linton
building Corporation against the Bronx
County Clerk 10 compel him 70 accept
a transcript without a war tax stamp.
Ia rs opinion he Appellate DIVISION
finds that the papers In question are In
Cluded among those described ~ the law
rs requiring n tax. hut that ~ law 20
this extent Ia unconstitutional, since the
transcript rs a necessary part OF a
court proceeding and its fl.ng in the
County Clerks ofice ~ a step 20 en-
!orre the Judgment"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-13

sailing I'm, ia io.d is1 - .l9'! Ia Pq'' 5 ''s a = l"r "a q Il.
closing at,;5c A NJ. To- ltaiy. Goru4ny
mania. Turkey. are.ce. and Tor o,l.r
countries except L~uxemhurgl when 'p.
The French liner Niagara. sailing -.
morrow for Have. VIII take mail closing
at $50 \. 81, FOR France. Rumania. Bui
East Africa. slam. Malta Gibraltar. teN.
lon. straits settlements, Dutch Esst In.
dies. West Australia. Persia and fov o'her
countries except GERMANY, Austria Luz
emburs. Hungary and rurkey' "hen 'p"
wAsHiNGrGN. March ~ Tho to.iow.
ing notice 30 navigation h's been issued IN
London, according 20 q d''pe'ch received
with 30. = painted on Sides, .hoyins ~
4 l. four white light. moored on B,a,h
seconds north, longitude o degrees . wlr
u'eH 20 seconds east. VII b" "Ithdra"n -
soon rs possih!o without no'!cc. O'hsr
on the English coast b''w-eu S-'ec" piA
and Deal ar. now In tame condition 50
previous TO outbreak % 'he wa
The f~o!lo"ins orders r"gulttinG romr.'
sorry pilotaEc net ve"n Tho Down aui Gro,
Yarmouth came into operation -; o 4 d
March 10. All ships Will bound from 49,
navigating in waters rom he iowa.
pilot station 20 Gravesonl. from m" u wrs
rlio, station - Great Y,ruau'h. f-os.
navigating In wate-A from Gra""eeui "a
London Bridge or Vi" "-rsa must DO" COZ
Tho DungonaHs pilot station bciYE iis.or
HnueI. ~piiotag" IL not goWp3,s"ry hH'N"'"
N. Downs station and ppnrcu".s 'N ON
Tor ships bound in'o o. out o. 'Ne harrD'
~ Dover and Foikestone Macs "a 'rif
itv TTous. p'.o' stations We" cs'7nisho
and merchant resse's not under rpmpH's'o
.. "pIu'age are var" strong" dd''q'i 90
lake pilots ~ tho Downs. Great NarutNu'N
the sunk ligh' yessel. vn@rs sljrs .-u.s ~
North sea he'weau - d"g-Hes 30 ll'IIf'
and - degrees - riuu'ss north 'e''''
Nu' no others can obtain pilots FOR ri
, Thames and Downs Pilots ian ho 1rlnrH
~ London and Harwirh tor DoDus o.
Great Yarmouth. including Thames 'H
] apn~oaches
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-13
R@EAC7IONARY TURN
IN COTTON MARKET
1fLrr,I offerings on Recent
EuIoc Too Heavy for
INSCRIPTION.


.,. OK. ,,'cd a r"actiouaiy tend
L.. Yesterday aud 1t looked - II the
ivy, r,ov recent buyers around the
.,c, b1i proved more than the
.,., coull l!res; except at a decline
bt,T covered freely and IA"
ut, ,ppcars 10 he awaiting some T "sh
-,,c o., a renewed buying move
Ia addition {, this some OF the
8rs m1rNc, interests seem strongly
.,,c- Of lower prices aud are mini
:. rr tire bu.'ish influence OF the hig
,.,,, figures on the ground that this
,,rssenis old business and that new
.,,tions arroun 30 practically Moth
w ss,,ure Of Importance was 20 he
;a, week eud figures. The Into
Y.. placed AZ 29i.27l bales for
~ r,,, against 97s 92l last year The
w.. TO- thc scason was ~121ij,2ol
N.. AGAINST l3.22S.7oG last year
s.,, 1k.uus wore @6i. 600 bales for
-, c,,s ,sir-; 2,d.ooo last year.
v,..e-l,y's exports of $4,000 bales
SO .hc total Tor the season UP TO
.,si 900 hates. against 7%.tj1.0o0 last
,n Indications point to a very big
..,s..a 100 exports before the end Of
o., ,-,2tn. T. IS estimated that about
-atoa ,,'cs more are hciug prepared to
,sa, f-,m Southern ports before the
ri oe March 30 take advantage OF the
~,d'c alton Of the British plan FOR
~. r,d.nc German ports.
This amount does not 10y any means
,ortseu' he total for the season. as
ridr MI continue 10 20 out to neutral
~.,ip,-fcs ae well AZ those Of the Allies
,4s- YER guarantee: 10y ueutrals are Of
t-ei that the cotton Vii not be ira ms
I, r,ed 10 Germany and Austria.
N,ih'ur Of Importance developed at
p, meeting Of the Cotton Exchange
rsmhers yesterday afternoon To OF
.- changes IN the bylaws OF the
,-,rosod cotton clearing association. In
eight sections were affected by the
tornsad alterations. which concern
"a. administration Of the plan. a full
s!,'rc u winch has hitherto been given
y 'ts 80 umn. T. IS understood that
r-ar'ica',v the entire membership o!
~ ,N,hanEe which would he available
a. ysriaed acceptance of the plan.
A. Alabama spot firm. In wiring about
NJ .,op outlook Yesterday, had the
"'o7 HG 30 say 20 a local brokerage
,lu>s owing 10 boil weevil scare
md Oh priced cotton sumter. Green
-,.-a,ooea. plckings and Fayette coun'
WN 70 luce acreage 20 to 30 pei
AID cur fertilizer - per cent
F.,Gies closed barely steady.