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The evening world., 1917-10-09
rvo-MoRRow night thsre will be
q splendid benefit given n. the
WORLD SERIES NOTES.

CHICAGO. oct. s.-urban Faber. late
OF Cascade. la. Chicago American
League pitcher and base running
sd lds'st OF sOr.S, ley pJh'hu hIi WIN m,s
TO steal third base Sunday at moment
when Weaver was exercising squatter
soyereignty in that spot
"When ] hit and reached second on
the throw TO the plate" Fnber Is quoted
as explaining, II saw Weaver rounding
third as ! pulled up. and thought he had
ssSTsa sns NJ fsrT st tor .oGH tSIrd TS SS bo
happened"
Clarence Rowland manager OF the
White Sox Is wearing a bandage on his
right hand ON account OF burn which
he suffered at Comiskey Park Sunday
During the excitement after the game
when he was preparing 70 leave for New
York. the victorious manager. In turn
ing on the hot shower at the club house.
thrust his hand into a great volume OF
escaping steam and II was so badly
burned that IL had TO be bound up In
Oh.
The Royal Rooters," who have played
n prominent part iu the Boston stands
At Worlds SerlUs baseball games. have
spite OF the failure OF the Hub 10 win a
penuaut In either league this year. A
special train was engaged TO bring a
large Marty Of the kouters 20 this Citv
10 see the games IN this city. They will
not have their usual band on the
grounds, however. and their war song
"Tessc," viii not be sung in the usual
triumphant tones. TAey VIII root for
the White SOK.
Lew McCarty's arm might iust as well
have been every ph0ly's on mat train. FOR
Il got most Of the attention The bIp
baekstop complained that II was very
sore ana had paInel HIM all through the
night
The evening world., 1917-10-09
Friedman Wins Again.

Abe Friedman. the crack east side
bantam. added another victory to his
already long list last night at the Mil
iary A. O., where he easily defeated
Charlie Goodman, Friedman outclasscd
his man from start to finish. In the
other ten-round bout Dutch Brandt Of
Brooklyn defeated Tommy Elm OF Pat
ersou.
The evening world., 1917-10-09

robes They ginger cancelled
around Valparaiso. Indiana.
Although to-day beef TUESDAY, here's hoping
little beef into
eeedngy far
It's fortunte October. spoiled
Hap Feseh is the designer of the
Fesch does the hitting and the outted do the running
the tanning system
Chisox fan has nothing yell about
whispers like lion
Stp the Nep York ju as o cheerG
guy trying to sell StrdW hat IN bliSzdrd.
Propnquiy is fearful thing.
Whent the
em
He said he did just to be stylish.
by baseball curiosity
Can't pitcher for so1
he did pick fitted 'em nicely alterations
The National Commission coming back
Chicago. Tho Giants wrecked right in Chicago.
dime and . sick nickel
chairs Tnv
already
a tournament
Homet ptH kirdIv when OF
Is Giants
second iesta IN chicago a young rally
The haven't
that meals
The evening world., 1917-10-09
Mabel Trnsk Wins Another Stake

LEXINGTON. Oct. 9.-Mabel Trask.
cleverly driven by Cox. defeated st.
Frisco in the Castleton Stakes. The
time of the two heats was 2O5H and
EOS, and IN neither heat was the mare
fully extended. She was a $500 to $50
favorite over the field.
The evening world., 1917-10-09
Series OneSded Philadelphia Election cave HpnCn DhCD
Giants PrOUe Darins Theory OHIO DUuO DHM
By Arthur f"Bugs") Baer.

WHITE this series but win
doubeheader eternal In the human vest and
Manager finishing the first two
From the In Chicago the White
Sox where the Except for slight
the Giants acted
thousand miles
Drwinan Ccote simans out OF
has twos with
the shake the his
Stephen for the chiOS baseball
establishment
election All
the Giants hand
buttons their their feet fiat
the n
The Giants fact, they second
finish third
pcfded baseball hcGrdps
baseball clerks have been oupdv outskulsd They haze also
too echoes
Rowland
coaching pavilion might the Giants suffering
pantomime poisoning.
in
the final saughering
Chicago
o n chisos
show that about all the Giants took West with sm their ward
The evening world., 1917-10-09
"hugs" Baer and other Writers o."
OF Baseball WIN Tell You
All About the Worlds Series

Bugs 6ae is Worlds Chicago Now York
lot Of things and
a
first sight In addition 5Se Tho Evening World has it's regular
trained baseball hand
informed with big
ss
The evening world., 1917-10-09

Next years primary may be as i'm.
portant as was the last one. Register
10 day and enroll at the same time.
Polls are open from $50 p. M. TO
1890 p. m.
The evening world., 1917-10-09
Miss Claire GnIIigau wins Title.

SANTA MONICA. Cal, oct. 9.-Miss
Claire Galllgan Of New York won the
half mile open water national champion
ship winning race here for women. Miss
Galllgan's time for the distance was Is
inmate. "a seconda.
The evening world., 1917-10-09

New York -, IhicnE0 WhIto Sow,
Tuesday ana WednCsday, gates 9pen oe,
at the Speedway entrance Admission,
bleaehers, HlI lower grand stand. x2.-AdTL
The evening world., 1917-10-09
Chicago Fans Red--mins Ticket.

CHICAGO. oct. "a thriving busi-
ness was done Mt Comiskey Park
In redeemlng tickets for the third
'iIcngo game OF the series. Reserved
seats were sold. not for one game but
for three. As the first two games
we're played on Saturday and Sunday,
the chicago fans were left with one
unused ticket
The evening world., 1917-10-09
SPORTING.
SPORTING.
Aanhi'iav Css.uo. lIatI 81 s.F A. EQs Au'ub1r
CLINE VS.. DUNDEE

rO-NlCuT-Adm's,ion si--TO-NIGHT
TO. iUnr-P.unesr suortlng Club.
Sss " slling VI. Jimmy Duffy, Adm. GOO.
The evening world., 1917-10-09
"DUGS" BAER'S WORLDS SERIES COMMENT

fiat oasimers exempt from tho then fiat baseball
esempts the Giants from tho go the
series gravy.
And between Kid Gleason and Manager Rowland sesteuatns
and eonns the coaching pavilion might the Giants
are suffering from pantomme poisoning.
The Giants have instructions about tho brace OF
beating but can't make tho statstieians forget
ts fortunate is October otherwise the sOs would have
spoiled whole
Hap Felseh the designer Hap Fesoh hit-and-run
play Hap Fesch does the hitting Outfeds the
ming.
The National Commission wrecked coming back from
Chicago. The Giants wrecked right n Chicago
Spectators should have scale Of They should have
tickets the Giants tickets Giants
The last should lame dino n a sick nickel.
The evening world., 1917-10-09

Lrs hsrJ T1sn~.. as Easllsh nsht-..rb
u'H has isasHt Duldss and al ~ sti.s, a.,
a'n n 'h.s e.as la boats IA u4s ,ltnly. .tll
uos - - us Jaiisd stsls. Hsny a.
.s'ea is- n'ouas sso N Ne Hs'J. si-i ~ ~.
vr-i' - Uius uniiOfm VI LH.ls aala
The evening world., 1917-10-09

10 hstgias l@siasay "a. s..-.. Rsl-.. i'm,
tssV~ssH 40 49, . lssts q etc., ts is.
-" Haaa us a-i'p 81 Aysi. hss. shss ~ o
sssas"' - h"iits insFu .as 10 ~ sl.dlsp. o.
-" - sSn"d ~ ~ s--t hIg A.As fos -
fsana- 81 sa'ss y b h-ad 81 the hrusdsaJ
= e. % hr''..h 90 IadAJ n,shI D.h Moa.ss,
aa'.a-st ~ is'ilsy 10 ssi= 10 ~ sauA fai
d. .a'H- ui uJtas ~ l-4sads Ne Asss o-s
ss' - sat bst .os's u slssn...
The evening world., 1917-10-09

Thre god ten rOund tDub were snAns.d 10
daJ u ~ fought st the regular ussLy shou Al
a. bruAlvaJ 4. G. u BroUkJn 90 saluf,i.,
night Ia the stAf event Joe Welding of Cha "a,
WI usvI lAT1 Hansen the Dunbs Dans. shil.
10 uis Otiaf contests sh4inus U Bnsn uiu Al
Asains' JOanny Lu.us And 100 nDua uu taIO
on TUrn k4in u s'aton~Uh.
The evening world., 1917-10-09

CHARLIE White. M Chiosso nshiuslSht. has
iHiurd hs lon land As.ih. aud u unl kssp blm
irsn boiius ios a. isss tiE-s us.Ga IAafls ar
n'od n t"sn 10 day and de, sfcd that b. ini,lsd
hs h-nd IN hA f~osni bOut .ith AIsu Nsi. Al
hochestsl. y. y. OAaIls slso lnyfyd the .-a.
hand "a hls but With johann, Tu4la.n 81 "a, A.
NlcisO.-s A. Y. . lev e,Ea aso.
The evening world., 1917-10-09

A. hes= h---sya - sm 49, -
80 sFa--sai uts - ts-aas s.sa-.f - gaa
Ns.-'-h'si - Hs~~ hsay osss. ~ rss.a -
49, htis i1usb-ssA hsAas - - rsa-ss |.
- hs'-s - 81 A. ns'.ese1 a e. q hr-ss
- - f-@sA.i su@aas oa ~ haa, .
aiias - HsA n eans sss-- osA =. -.
iftet-fs ieass - asrsias . S.-A y .tl...
hssa "a s-.Ha-s sissss s--,- tssa-s a
The evening world., 1917-10-09

uach simler o. scrAnton. Pa. vto h nossd
ior his sAnensss, 10 matched tT t-o bOutS M,
hnt belns with Young lsrtt ot Nss Bedford
MA-.. for twelve rOunds At the AHuorJ A. A q
Boson " nsht. AMI hs sscond wth Johnny liar.
'D ioI ten rO1nds at the Pioneer q. u. on Tue
dAy e,Snlas. Oct. ~.
The evening world., 1917-10-09

buster than barber
already. Unfortunately
a guess tournament
The evening world., 1917-10-09

Spectators . prices They should have
u0kets the
me lame and Q sick nickel.
The evening world., 1917-10-09

Although MeGraw has thrown two slSes both his tr
the bones to-day he has chance TO shake the worries hi
floor. he toss couple Of naturas, the Giants have
to make Stephen before abseOndng for the ch'oS
establishment again.
The evening world., 1917-10-09

The AstsJ brothsn. Dave and Willie. have been
matched TO boz In the two dIIound aiiAiS at
m. OLYMPIA A. A. Of PlihdelphlA on next Mon.
day niglt. Joe Jacohs closed tho bouIs Last
Isht with Jack uanlon. t.s matchmaker. Willie
meets benny kaufman and Dave will Try eon
ellAiUua with Joe Tuber.
The evening world., 1917-10-09

between Kid Gleason and Manager Rowland gescuat
cownng pavilion the Giants
from pantomime poisoning.
The evening world., 1917-10-09

Harold Faress the Harrison. N, j.. boxer. dis
pute. the re- Of Tommy Tuohey and Young
Dr,mm.e to boz Saturday night At tie fsImont
A c. for the hghtwsisht championship OF New
Jersey. lie Gays tat he eau beAt either one.
Farsse left to-day with hu manager. JAek Bulser.
for Providence whore be boxes Dutch Brandt
Twelve rounds tomorrow night, Johnny RuAsell.
t,e fast Yorkdls bAutAm, and Barney Snyder Of
llo,ton .ppeaT ON the same bill
The evening world., 1917-10-09
LAUREL ENTRIES.

RACE TRACK. LAUREL. Nd, oct ?
The entries for morrow's races ar,
The evening world., 1917-10-09

The o tho In the chsoS baseball
that about all tho Giants West with their
The evening world., 1917-10-09

Jim Coffey snd BuI brennan. the hussJ hesvy-
weights. who As eArdsd To elAsh In the main
s,ant Of ten rounds II he Harlem 4. O. on m
day night, are 10th hard at wOrk for the contest.
Oofisy Is getting into condition at tho New Polo
A. q. Of Harlem and brennan u working out ~
The evening world., 1917-10-09

Ananssmenh arc well undsr way for . bout
between Frankie Callahan. the sturdy Broohlyu
lightweight. and Joe wsllins q Chicago. II DE
uAnAssn Of the tEhtsn can agree on ter'na. tho
men viii have It Out In a tsn.round battle at the
BruAdwNy B. q. u Brooklyn on TUESDAY evening.
10,
The evening world., 1917-10-09

Giants series they haven't
The Washington herald., 1917-12-03

DIGEST The matterof tone IN which he spoke made
me wonder what he would say If he knew didn't read
THE LITERARY DIGEST.
Last Sunday morning the dominic mentioned request
made by church member pastor would mot
preach about war; Then told about the experience Of
the church in England and France and criticism Of its
attitude. and what his position the subject was
declare if he quoted THE LITERARY DIGEST once he
must have quoted it half a dozen times
Is the answer to everything in THE LITERARY DIGESTl
This getting my nerves The morning at the
Office noticed THE DIGEST my partners desk with his
personal mail In the casual asked him to le.
me take look at it. didn't mean to start anythng
DO you mean to say you don't read THE LITERARY
DIGEST" he exclaimed
why is there anything surprising about hat7 don't
pretend to read every magazine that's published" said
rather nettled
The Washington herald., 1917-12-03

How did you settle the matter p
why, yes, it did seem like q deadlock
between my wife and me. but the ad-
vertisement Of this car IN last weeks
LITERARY DIGEST was 50 convincing
we agreed, as soon as we read Il, that
this was our choice. It's getting to be
rather a habit with Us, you know.
to find answers to things in THE
The Washington herald., 1917-12-03

short By saying. That viii do now where did you hear
al that anyhow7". And this what got reply. "Why
fahsr That high school topic from THE LITERARY
DIGEST this week" had forgotten reading in a letter
some time ago that THE DIGEST is used as a text in
several thousand high schools throughout the United States
The Washington herald., 1917-12-03

seened strange to hear them
quote fact after fact, and opin-
ions Of this or that authority
which I hadn't read anywhere.
] began to be afraid they would
aSk me some question I couldn't
answer. At length I stopped them
The Washington herald., 1917-12-03

wonderful substitute for eggs in making cakes. Then
heard little exclamation of dismay and q few broken
sentences Of embarrassment before she hung up receiver
In minute the trouble al up to me: Mrs. Page
mustn't that egg powder. because hasn't any
egg in it at all She says ought read the article in
my LITERARY DIGEST this week telling all about such
things Ny LITERARY DIGEsri She seemed TO take
for granted that have THE DIGEST. was ashamed
to tell her haven't Everybody have except
us" Of course couldn't admit such a thing At the same
time couldn't deny having THE LITERARY DIGEST
in most of the nice homes had visited.
Election day started early from the house to vote My
neighbor getting out his 1t was q beauty Il
thought you couldn't decide which make get" remarked
The Washington herald., 1917-12-03
Harold Bell Wright, the Author, Tells the Reason,

To7 attempt gain anything ike clear view of the
activities through the foss Of prejudice and the clouds
that hang always about the local newspaper
hopeless task one who would look with unob-
ueted vision the moving world forces that make for
asanst the welfare Of human kind Literary Digest
h.s. mountain peak in. "a clear sky! \. = !,
cBeeause The Literary. Digest give. ms an unelouded
yewl the worlds donss because liz places me in an
atmosphere above prejudice and local. because
separates for me the grain the ords thought from
ssns.onasln appreciate and enjoy it Il is Godsend
70 all who feel that they have TO do that requires
elssr thinking. ..-HARoLD BELL WRIGHT Author fTas
Shse1srd Of ths Hias Eyes or
The Washington herald., 1917-12-03

nom the devastation OF her orchards,
! said it probably would take FIVE or
ten years 10 grow new ones. Then
the fellow opposite spoke up and said,
"Oh, no; the French armies are doing
miracles over there in restoring to life
thousands of fruit trees that were cut
down, o. circled. The article in last
The Washington herald., 1917-12-03

bison the big live of war; and business and eyerv
other vital topic Surely over and see for YOURSELF
retired to own Office and down. face to face with
the magazine that had been challenging everywhere went
during the past month An hour gone before knew il
was sprzed startled thrilled The world seemed bigger to
and closer Things puzzled me became clearer
The Washington herald., 1917-12-03

Tou might better spend less time with
some Of them rather than miss reading
THE LITERARY DIGEST. You
simply can't get on. nor hold your own
anywhere without II. l know couldn't.
Its he only magazine in the country that
keeps you informed,-fu fully and rightly
informed, I mean, free from all editorial
The Washington herald., 1917-12-03

weeks LITERARY DIGEST describing it reads like The
Arabian Nights" hid my discontinue with a polite "Is
tha. soi-/
At the dinner table yesterday two of the children began
scnsg the question whether the United States ought
shut OF food shipments the small neutral countries 1t
The Washington herald., 1917-12-03

Wife Is fond of visiting and
has a good many friends among
nice people. Lately they have
been talking a lot about canning
and drying fruits and Vegetables,
and about new methods Of war
economy. heard her telling som
over the phone the other day alb
The Washington herald., 1917-12-03

He came back at me strong That's just IT. you Try to
cad too many magazines and many newspape no doubt
The Washington herald., 1917-12-03

MY mnd seemed to be opening. had
thought of THE LITERARY DIGEST
simply as one of a multitude Of mag-i
azines which did not concern me. Here
it was, now. revealed as THE ONE
which had been really needing all
this time. certainly had been missing
a good thing.
Wen, I Ihurriedly sent off my check
c. A. "a m ...l:-I ,. rrv-
The Washington herald., 1917-12-03

than did and made the fact plain several members
who listening. remarked very pleasantly. you
to know than the newspapers" My III nature
brought only cheerful laugh. "oh yes" he said THE
LITERARY DIGEST explained the whole thing last week"
OF course hadn't h
Coming on the train day or two later my sea. COM
panon asked how thought France could recover
The Washington herald., 1917-12-03

LITERARY DIGEST to my home for q whole year. Thank
goodness that's donel OF course, the joke me. II
my own fault might have enjoyed THE DIGEST long ago.
Now, as an act of neighboess I'm making this confession;
and I'm telling also-you who haven't reading THE
DIGEST.-f you sign and mail order for It. q did
twhen woke up), you can it a good days work.
The Washington herald., 1917-12-03
q Vide Open Confessions y

II FEEL that ifs act Of common decency wr,,ng
from o busy mar. and matter how busy you may
- be. guess you'd better read It
For years THE LITERARY DIGEST was nothing to
had too much reading matter and many ways to
spend my money.
thought THE DIGEST was simply one Of the multitude
Of magazines and the family has half Dozen lying
around the house al the time
Some fate got after a month
ago and began hand 81
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one knock after another. tGEscG,a q
The FIRST that made a dent ItS2M lS4&s s&g4A8
I think, the meeting of the S$7S EEf&&
lodge An argument arose over the MyMi YN WWI
situation in Russia. I couldn't ] WTU
hold up my end the other man knew
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-21
FINAL FIGURES
BY Associated Press. ]
a..

wASHiNGTON. March a6-:rhe 1915 cot.
ton crop OF the Crited States WAS u.ii2.S5S
.nuir"lcnt 0o.pound bales, exclusive OF
linters. according to final lIrrcs "f GIN
ming announced by the Census bureau.
rhot compares with il.i3l.S20 bales in 1915
ana 10. l@.9Io bales In 1911. the year OF record
production. l.intcra produ, al In 1918 were
:3l .l%l equivalent 5co-pvund bales. and in
1914 were Sji..tU bates
Round bales. include! IN the cummings f"r
ill.OG Tor 'sl5 aud 5-.GiS In 1914
Sea ISLAND bales included numbered III. :.
for 1914
The average gross weight or bal. for the
'rop: counting round half bales aud
60 ling llntnrs. wiN 3p3S pounds :or an.
compared with 5n6.G for iai. and Ln7.2 for 1914
GinhcricS operated fur tn" 1916 crop. nnn
o:.ru 2l.62i, compared with 23ic2 for 1919
cunning by states In equivalent 500 pound
nsirs WAS: Alabama. a12. s2G: Arkansas. i.,?1.-
o"N. california. EGO: Florida. ii.tf?. Georgia.
,iSostt: Louisiana. it3,lt5; Missssippi ST.. ?5G
Mis"our,. 6s6'3: North Carolina, ,5i.:5J: ,Ikia-
hoinH. $3.50: South Carolina. 322.7lS: Ten
m y. ,s,'. S:sia: Texas a72.73: Virginia,
<':i-': al other States. 1906
S"a Island production by States was
r.orlna. S6.G2 bales: Georgia. 1856 South
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-21
New York Curb Market.

NEW YORK. March 2o.--rhc curb market
"u"hcu strnnI to-day. but In about an hour
s n"'na OF these spc"inlti"s. which hav;
nech leaders In the recent upward swing h"-
s"m 10 rcn", under profit taking Most is
S ,u noWc''r. We're very huoyaut, and the
nlSrHSSl'i"n OF the market was To- absorb
i'ruiiy most offerings OsnY" Iiominy be
C ct'm, very active and strong. and carried
m l,,i.,F Vim 1t. The Cosdens v.r:. very
S,"Si resumed It's old position OF leadership
ana "'inib,d to over ~ Motors wer. ir-
rrimi"r Min'"G :h"rcs. on INC. whole. were
rri""s. follow: 100 Aetna Explosives. ss.N4:
2,h" Chevrolet Motor. 1901 I3j: $500 Maxim
Munitions, -; n ga: 5000 Midvalc Steel. Gi ~
"i'S: 100 United Motors, tiTtli4: 1900 Iin.
Commemorative; ai.Mas. $50 STANDARD OF ..
New York. 81 3l9' 200 cosdon =; 90 re-
timing 10; q ~; 100 c:sdcn OH 'ias com
100 i;, lnt"rnati3naI Petroleum. :,,sUl,'.; G.cDj
M"trorolit"n Petroleum. -. as: ~ o., OKLA :
hotna on common. ih'- ffl2: 1900 Victoria
! 3-huii.. 10 Atlanta 1904. $40 Riy
l.cGEc, i'smS: iop Boston and Montana - 4,
~. $500 Calumet & jerome li-iGTgI 10 10.
22.' Cons Altoona Smelling. :I-iIGt2i. 500
Goidncld Cons, 1919. 600 Greer Monster
?m2 Is ia.."O Jumbo. 2os. N 80. 1900 Res
IONS. ioIN. 40 Slcc"Gs. ;jniT; SEA
r"nopah Extension. IiiG13'a 500 North
Am"ric.n Pulp and Paper. 81. l,6a.: 1909
Midwest oil. 19HSl: 1000 Usage Uominy
lnH ioil: $3.50 Sinclair iii. 5Si. ar sos. 10 100
oklahoma i. ard n. iiiSHiIi.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-21
lcnMONn HAY MARKET.


Ing. ,''S' w '""-
, lives steady. Ncais. $3.50: ,uiIs. $icONat
SIN: India calves. sS0oTt $1,000
sheer aud lambs. no trading
Hogs. M trading
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-21
BANKERS SAY FRENCH
LOAN Will. RE ARScHREp

\ - 'unrI'i closed, formal announce
mont was made of tn" nov issue of $lro. =
90 .'cN for tho French government on :,
nsss 10 osn SsGni a.. nfr cent at. la%%k'r
it is backed wins nigh grade collateral.
hSlf pn NHosl ,ass %Ech is pI,n
ming to iSsu" loans in The near future Viii
law rrr"tG"s WITH other governments NOT
only plchFirE Their national credit, htt
, ,no mn cr "nG =, fh@
Of money at 3 pcr cent 10y thr American
stra,ion OF thr crrdi, Of his country
Now that RuSsi. seems 20 be fixture IN
n n 6on, S Rns Sn'i credit il is 0 'sy TO u
dcrstand why stock prices should advance.
ginning t. have its influence on General
Electric. westinghouse. and several other
week ago General Electric is Just finishing
UP large contrac, for Russia end enter
h. munitions companies Will be kept work
In conneciinr with III. risc Of International
Nickel. II was reported thnt prices "r
iicRcl would hc advanced An cx,rn dis
trIhutou Is expected at tho next dividend
Some buying was caused by another runor
draw tho r.hoats hu, tho Street. as a
whole. did not takc that roper, any gore
seriously than tho ono yesterday regarding
Tho supreme Cour, decision on tho Adam
he Street, even though the raiiroads werc
tisncssed, The dGG,si"n ,, mons ,En' 'hn
living body, growing and progressing along
with ruhlic opinion and not clnCinr 10 tho
DIR! skeletons at precedent. Fin"ncicrs fccl
that this - comforting assurance. for II
Tho law grows with IN" uco'l". IN" rr0Dl"
aud tn" courts can tive together
KEW YORK. March 2o-Mcrcantilc paper.
an 81. sterling, sixty day nils - u ON
in"rcial sixty day bills on hanks; So COM
m.rCial sixty-'ay bills. 81 7@. demand.
s. 7i'- cables. $40 {. Is Bar silver. ~.
Mexican dollars. So. Government bonds,
steady. Railroad bonds strong. Time loans.
steady si>ty and ninety days -: ~,
Six months, 3-.Wl call money, steady; rul-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-21
NEW YonK rHOnVCE MAnKEr

NEW YORK. March 2n.-Raw sugar. 1rm:
centrifugal, S.S9: moltSScs. az: Heed
steady. Hnttcr. barely steady. Cheese. ir-
regular Spot coffee. quiet: Rio as. 9's:
Santos -. iuc.
After establishing nov high pr;cc levels
carly in genera! buying. encouraged by the
strength IA lard and cotton thr mark {;
for coit"nse"d oil turned easy under scat
tered realizing. and closed steady. May
opened a, l2.STc sold :" l3sSc. then down
10 Is sc. aud closed at IS.Tir. At tho closA
October was unchanged. and other month
were to 10 points net lower. Sslc.. rs 200
barrels. Tenders, 800 barrels. Prim" crude.
Zoo: prime yellow spot, 1873: March. L. -:
April, 1870; MAY 1872; Juno. la7+: July,
1871; August. 1870: September. l35e: Oc-