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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-03
GREEK STEAMSHIP Is
SUNK BY SUBMARINE

LONDON. March S.--The steam
ship Proconisus, requisitioned by
the Greek government to bring food
stuffs from America for the benefit
OF Royalists. has been sunk by a
submarine, '!t was announced to-
day.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-03
100000 PREPARATION
AGAINST SPRING FLOODS

. ST. PAUL, Mimi. March S
. Anticipating that when the lit
. tie flakes OF snow begin TO melt
. this month that much OF their
. property will be washed away,
. the Northern Pacific has spent
= 100000 preparing to keen
= their tracks securely hooked
. down.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-03
MEXICAN SYMPATHY
Is WITH THE ALLIES

I'll. pASO, Texas. March g.
Mexican sympathy is with the al
lies," said Andreas S. Garcia, Mex
lean Consul General, in denying the
alleged German plot in Mexico.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-03
THE BROWNS DUE At
PALESTINE TOMORROW

PALESTINE, Texas. March S.
81. Louis Browns. in tow OF Fielder
Jones, are scheduled to arrive here
tomorrow. They will begin their
spring training at Athletic park
Monday.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-03
MINERAL WELLS VOTING
ON LOCAL OPTION TODAY

MINERAL WELLS. Texes, Mar, 3.
Mineral Wells WIS voting on local
option today. The town has been
dry" two years,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-03
AMERICAN MILITARY
At TACHE IS KILLED

ROME, March 3.---Maj. Hertegar,
American military attache at the
Rome embassy, was killed Thursday
ut the Carso front, according 10 an
official announcement today.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-03
rn,. nER FORECAST
'oa THE INAUGURAL

\ iess, ss,'SroN' SaN March "a drip
I s''a Of tho a.. Pefyaded with the
ssep Y iaasys,sd, az sort which only wash. shs
s'asd ! ,od,s sa'al Weather brings.
\ \" cane IL ~ - greet the natives
y iaasssp,''ss,s ~ town to see tho presI. a.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-03
KING FERDINAND
DANGEROUSLY ILL

ROME, March a,-king Fer Z
dinand OF Bulgaria is danger =
ously i'll AT an Austrian health =
resort. according to advices re- Z
ceived here today.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-03
WILSON HAS SIGNED
THE POSToFFICE BILL.

WASHINGTON. March S.---Presi-
dent Wilson today signed the post
Office appropriations bill carrying
the "bone dry" provision.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1917-11-30

DR.. Weitzman is a dis
tinguished chemist. Early
in the war he invented the
high explosive which is be-
ing used with so much sue
cess by the British Army.
He refused to accept any
compensation from the
British Government for his
invention other than a
hearing by the British
Cabinet of the claims on
Palestine of the Zionists.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1917-11-30

DR.. Weitzman was a
leader together with Lord
Walter Lionel Rothschild
and Nachum Sokolow of
the brilliant campaign
which resulted in the Dec
laration by the British
Government, favoring Ii
onism and promises to use
its best efforts towards the
establishment of a Jewish
National Homeland in
Palestine.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1917-11-30

Notice to Reader: When you
finish reading this magazine place
a one-cent stamp on this notice,
hand same to any postal en-
ployee and it will be placed in
the hands of our soldiers and
sailors at the front. No wrapping
no address.-A. S. Burleson,
Postmaster General.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-20
ACTIVITIES DOWN SOUTH
Industrial News From Mnny Stnte,.
The NirEinins md Cnrolinns
Are On tho Move.

General industrial news gathered
last week by the Manufacturers Record
tells. among other things. the follow
ing encouraging stories:
Plans formulated for organizing 81
100000 company TO build steel furnace
and tubing mills at Newport News
with annual output 10000 tons of
finished product: North Carolina cot
ton mill company increased capital from
Sl.0O0.000 to 100000: $500 600 com
pany to mine coal in West Virginia:
100000 company to mine copper in
Arkansas: 100000 corporation to man
ufacture bricks at Washington $3.50. 600
company TO develop 500 acres Of
Florida land for co!onization; $40. 600
company to develop mining property i'm
Oklahoma: 5000 600 mcat-killinE and
packing plant at Wilmington. ~ c.:
$4,000 rel-manufacturing company
at Norfolk: 100000 graphite mining
corporation in Alabama: $4,000 COM
pany to develop coal land in Maryland:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-20
THREE

and tube mill. The plans already have
been made. and II VIII require aseap.
italiZation OF Si.O0O.0oO TO estabIisR
ana put to work plant with an ans
nual capacity OF Gn.0OO or 5000 tons
of finished product. Tho plans, oall
for 100000 steel furnace. sscoU0O
billet mill. $4,000 land improvements
with fencing. 100000 powcrhousc and
equipment. $4,000 pier. 100000 laha
oratory and Office. 5000 railway sid
inGs. $4,000 incidentals. etc The
Newport News Chamber OF Commerce.
is right after this mammoth industry
ana nave made propositions that will
come mighty near getting IL. In fact
there is reason to believe that the
matter has been practically settled
and that in a short while definite work
VIII be commenced. This enterprise
VIII greatly enlarge the pay-rolls OF
this city and give employment to an
other army Of :gh-priced mechanics
and other workmcn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-20
SHIPBUILDING GALORE;
THE SOUTH IN THE SWIM
More ships of All Kinds Required,
Dixie Gets Into business OF
Furnishing Them,

1T is apparent from the unusual
shipbuilding activity throughout the
Southern States during the past several
weeks" says the Manufacturers Rec
ord. that the South will no; bc lag
gard in this field. Recent announce
ments Of plans for Southern shin
building insure great activity in this
branch OF industry, as indicated by the
several large enterprises with capt.
talizations ranging from $1,000 600 to
Sl50oo.o0o. and the many establish
::!ents with caDitalizationS of lesser
amounts, all mentioned since MAY L.
Southern shipbuildcrs with estab-
iished plants are securing share of
government contracts awarded in con-
nection with the $4,000. 900 expenditure
which the Federal Shipping Board is
arranging through it's government
owned corporation. under the manage
ment OF Colonel Cocktails. while caDi-
talists are establishing new plants for
building ships required under contracts
from the government.
There is every reason why the South
should experience great and lasting
expansion of it's shipbuiding activi-
ties. The various plants for building
ana repairing ships which will be es-
tabiished in connection with the gov
crnments plans for overcoming the
submarine menace and supplying orr
European allies with food and muni-
IONS VIII form the basis of a pcrma-
nent and extensive Southern shiphuild
ing industry. This permanency would
seem assured because the shipowncrs
of the world will be demanding for
years to come all the vessels, specially
cargo ships. that 1t will be possible 10
construct"
Among the many interesting shin
building reports the Record refers 70
IRE these; York River Shipbuildinr
corporation. Port Richmond, Va. (West
.olnt) ORGANIZED with capitalization of
Si.ooV'VVV oE Richmond capitalists who
control an established plant can.h,a
OF producing the necessary iron CON
struction material for building wooden
Ships; 100000 proposition for estnb-
ishing shipbuilding plant at Baltimore.
company to build 6.000-ton floating dry
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-20
FIGURES SHOW BANKS
DOING BIG BUSINESS
Actual Statement OF Market Impor-
tant Only Because 1t Demonstrates
VaStncSS OF Activities.
SEVERAL IMPORTANT GAINS
Some Weakness Develops Early in
Session. but Advance Is Quickly
Kesumed-U. $. Steel Closes ut
Highest OF Day.
nY IfItnAnAx WALL

NEW YORK. May ls-Thc actual hank
statement showed to-day a decrease OF
S''isso IN reserves, an increase ir loans
OF sa'.53I."to and In net demand deposits
az *itS2I0. Tho average sta,rmen, showed
reserves Increased E22 Cii.j5O. loans Increased
Fi"2Jl"0 and demand deposits Increased
Sl'''4"' Th"sc ar" big figures and arc
"' market iinp9r'nncc just now. only be-
cause they demonstrate the bigncss with
which banks doing business
Under leadership OF Steel shares OF all
Kinds. the stock market was stronger Some
Weakness developed early in tho session but
. sna dSa ,n w's quickly resumed United
DAY. VII gain "f more THAI. "A point
M"M,irs housc w"T another strong feature.
q he Jay Viii the nna 'n rice the m ls hest
o otr innortan, gains were In inhusi rial
:t.mey. Nickel. Distillers and Bc,hlchcm
hl s;oci. The oriy losses of Importance
Denver and Rio Grlndc ,.os-d with >,
net po lG," s of - r"n.s AMI was at one I'm.
.r, ioisinE It's suit 70 the Western Pacific.
Victory Dealings were liEh, 'G in mos" o." ' is
a>","s bn, ths undertone WAS optimistic.
motor stocks were weak again.
NEW YORK. May ls-The dullncss 81
sessions monsnto. q" ove rhI h." nr;."dinS
IeE.s!"m 90 the government to dispatch an
efs s~", up 'He t." rtam.' hln sob
Prices were ii;ti" changed q, the opening
Nh"r rails were firm To strong. Arnonf.
IT"pt,rnn"h'aiiv" transportation stock. tho
'''lh'S, Reading ana other high grade
share ruled Arm 10 strong
Var shares were better by f.. points
tnt'd states S'e.i Within :. fru,-
non -! Its recent maximum. and the more
diNun' iiE' equipments and munitions re.
covered To points from yesterdays re-
Metals. shipping. and petrol.urns hard.
{: points. = w
l., ne automobile group General Motors.
c,,,vneD"het common ami preferred ond
trHhcI"r ioF' ia points. but rallied
slightly on short covering
y very Silbht deCr"a-" OF reserves WIS
shown IN IN" actual condition Of the banks
h"ni" were heavy, Denver rerundinr *
h"thinE " points ana Union PariHc 4,
ana Chicago and Northwes,.rn 3isH losing
lir III 100
Tinted states registered q were :. per
'"nt higher on caii during he w...k hut
olh"r governments Were = TO per cent
New YORK. MAY i.-Mcrran,iie paper
t.d5 St"rling. siN1y-day bills. si7.: com
incrci-l sixty -day bis on barks sI-li-.
.ontn"-c!al SiNty-day bills. y7Ii.: demand
sis; cabics, sA-f '-is iiar a'lvcr. as.
M"Hi AN dollars. 51'>. Government bonds
steady. Railroad bonds. heavy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-20

dock at Mobile: government inviting
bids for constructing S55n.00O machine
shop building and 100000 foundr!
building for adding to shpbuildinS ia
"ilities at Norfolk Navy Yard: larger
L artnc ways and dry dock contemplated
=! company at Beaumont: initial plant
Tor constructing wooden ships to be
extended for providing permanent ia
ciiitics Tor building wooden and steel
vessels at Tampa: New Orleans capt
taliStS having surveys and other invcs-
legations made for Ship-yardS which
may involve ultimate investment of
several million dollars at Mobile: com
pahy TO add launching ways to it's
iacilities at baltimore: Virginia COM
pahy cohtempla ting purchase of adj
joining property and providing facili-
les Tor building 3.000-ton government
SHIPS; Tampa company contemplating
facilities for building steel vessels. i'm
addition to original announcement of
plans TO construct marine ways for
building wooden ships for the govern
mcnt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-20
DU POINT PLANT GETS BUSY
Believed at Williamsburg Tint Fnc-
tory ut PcnnimRn VIII Soon he
Making Oceans of Shells

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. May 10
There is no longer any doubt that the
pu Points plant at Penniman, on the
York. and near to WILLIAMSBURG will
soon be put in operation as the daily
arrival of satisfied employees plainly
indicates. but just what kind of work
is to be done no one here as yet
knows
ON seemingly undoubted authority.
it is stated that the Du Points have
purchased the shell-maknE machinery
of the Richmond Locomotive Works
Tor the purpose of moving 1t to Penni-
man. The report Is that the locomo-
tive companys contract expires in a
few weeks and that then the Du Points
VIII not only load shells. but will
manufacture the she'll itself at Penni-
man.
Employees arriving here this week
make similar report as to the pur-
chase from the Richmond works and
the use it is to be put to. The laying
of seven additional standard gauge
sidetracks to the plant. that is now
going on. indicates that the OUTPUT Of
the plant Will he very large and that
"A big force of men will be employed
The business men of williamsburg are
greatly encouraged even cnthused
over the prospect.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-20
100000 corporation for coal mining in

100000 corporation for coal mining in
West Virginia: 100000 automatic scale
manufactory at ST. Louis; 100000
meat-killing and pack ing plant in Ten
ncssce: $4,000 blanket mill In West
Virginia: $4,000 coal-mining company
in Tennessee: $4,000 company to man.
ufacture chemicals in Virginia: $50, 900
company TO mine tale and other min
erals in Virginia.: $4,000 company to
manufacture lumber in North Carolina:
$4,000 company to develop timber land
in North Carolina.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-20

NEW YORK, May 19-Port movement
6a.tN6 bales.
Total to-day at all rorts-Net receipts.
bales.
Total for the wcck-Nct rcceipto, sel5
bales: exports. 80 bales.
Total for tho scason-Nct receipts, $3.50 7S)
bales: exports, i7922si bales.
NEW ORLEANS. May is.-Important buy
forcing prices above the zoe level on nearly
all active months and to the highest levels
since early last December At the hest
of'the morning the trading months stood at
sHFcar OF wet weather over the belt and
rcports Of a continued good spot demand
lns was at the advance. and the market
Resumed nrm undertOne and retained 1t
all day. The close was officially STYLED
buying orders which came in. and Mt no
time did anything like substantial reac-
tion from the advance make itself felt.
:, Closing bids January 2o.o6: May. aet7:
Spot cotton firm and unchanged. Sales
on the spot, LOCI ales; TO arrve. ~ bales.
Middilng. 20.13c. !
~, NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET. II
NEW YORK. May Io-Raw sugar. hrn |
, saolam. 5.e4: eentrifpgal, sS2; rchna.
Rio IS lose; santos IS, 1oi4c. Y
-, The Gott2nseed oil market was finer
and the general strength In ali grease and |
fats July sold from 1855 to 1851 and closed
SS SIS Siysss ses; i.$SSS Ds55sl. ; 5%s
H.So81s.el: July. l6.Go1ls.s2: Angus. l6.SiG |
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-20
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
tBy w. q. Crenshsw & Coz
RIO hitIOmG. Va. MAY |,

'hiCAGo. May l@.-Scliers of wheat Orr-
reached themselves to-day trying prott
by reports that European entente nations
had agreed To liVuidaic holdings OF Amer
lean grain futures. No evidence of any
such liquidation developed. and tn. mar
kct. after 4 modnrat. decline. went ring
when sellers who wished To even up .rtdcs
attempted to switch To the buyinr side
Tho clos" was unsettled, ]. cents net nj L her
with July at $50 and September u s2.l.
other commodities. too, scored SaiIs. corn
y TO it.c; oats. Fac TO li-c. and pDvisiCns.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-20
STEEL FURNACE COMING
Four MilliOn- Dollar Industrial Enter.
prise Seems to BE In Sight for
NewpOrt News

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. May 10
me Newport News Chamber of Com
merce - negotiating for the location
here of an immense stcel-producing
plant. New York. Georgia and Vir-
sinia capital is known to be com
bining for the establishment some
where in the South of n steel furnace
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-20
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
LSalcE Al l. MON Stn "a I'd


Report for the week ending May Il:
Choice steers. loi. III medum to good. Q
Iin,4: common to fair. SN? Choice heifcrs.
"a y:: medium TO good. "a is2 common to
fair. "a IA. Choice cows. mas: medium to
good. 6'a ~; common u fair. 5'apG.,
Best oxen. sa a.: medium to good. los;
.,as4: light. ca: Best saives. II ol2; com
IL; medium wight, Ias: sSoatg Io itm
~: sows and stays sul. Best sheep
Gu az: common TO fair. 5Ms. Best fan
lambs l0is oil: comno, to fair. sao: choice
spring lambs. l.u15c per pound: medium
u lie per pound
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-20
Fayetteville Mil. 70 En,nrrc

FASETTENlLLE. y. C.. May 10
me Ioiar. Hart ~ Holt Mills Of Fay
etteville. have Increased their capital
stock from 100000 to $4,000 and il
IS supposed the mills will be added to
ana the output OF cotton goods will be
greatly enlarged and many more opera
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-20
pET:RSRI-RG pEAE1.r N,pE,,r

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
KeporGd by Rodgers. Piuinmcr K Co, lnc.)
PETERSBURG, VA May ls-Span!sh-
Farmen' s'ock-Ma,kei nrm at $50 per
ouShei
Nirg as--FarmeIs' stoci-Aiarket firm
Fanc! Jumbo. Size per pound extra priIuc,
SIC Der pound. prime. Sc per pound
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-20
Bank Statement

NEW YORK. May ls.-The statement of
the actual condition OF clca ring house hanks
AMI trust companiss for the week shows
that they hold sI+5.75I. 40 reserve IL. excess
% legal requirements. This is a d"creas.
q fii+.5so from last week. The statement
Actual condition.:
Loans. discounts, etc. .S.cis54s.oo1: in
Reserve In own vaults. sls2 eo5 .co, Of which
St,iSc.o is specie: increase, Slt 42y no.
Reserve In Federal reserve bank s2i6o2I
GEO; decrease, $3.50. Go
Reserve in other repositories, ScOG,o 0ol
Omitted States DEPOSITS deducted, ssa,ls5.-
Net demand deposits. s3sl7. 9s7 .ooo; increase,
S22S0.nJ.
Circulation. ses.s2aooo: decrease. $4,000.
ACEreSate reserve. $40, 900.
Excess reserve. sli6.75i.I2o: decrease sa4-
summary OF State banks and trust com
ranies In Greater New York. not Included
III clearing house statement.
Loans. discounts. etc. ss4i.i7s. 900; increase
Srcc'c. ss7.e45,sce: decrease. $3.50. go
Legal tenders. sle.12S.7vo: decrease. seJ5.
t?5 600 80
Banks cash in vaults. sIs3s. 400
trust companies cash in vaults, SEA, Sc. 2o,
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laval STORES.

SAVANNAH GA. May le-Turpcntine fru,
a.: sales. 26l casks: receipts. 32s casks. ship
ments. oaks: stock. P.iH casks. Rosin.
ros shipmsnts, 100 barrels. stock. 7ooso bar
r.lS
SOS. r. 6l9u6i5: c.. H.. els; H. SO: Nj
s2od6.25: ". 6..0G SO. VIC. SIS. WV.
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On the Curb.

NEW YORK. May le.--Trading on tho
curb today was scattered throughout "a
marrow list Prices. however ranged to-
ward higher levels although In many in
stances the gains scored were rccov"rics
from the late reaction OF yesterday Sales
with closing bid srd asked prices. follow
Ice. Aetna. 28@3; 5000 Maxim. 2T2ra: 250n
United Motors. 2SA M2S&: % Standard Oil OF
New York. :eS q 2l5: 20 Standard oil Of New
Jersey. ~. ffGlG; 1000 Cosdcn Refining. l2Miat. |:
! :@ tosden Gas. 12ml2K: LOO Federal OH
~ n 81. $50 International Petroleum. is. II
1874; Zoo Midwest OIL: 71m7a: Loco Metro
and r.: ass ge%: LOCO Usage Hominy Oil 81
u.s. 1903 okIahoma OIL. 76a7s: C3O Vie
40, Boston and Montana. 6lms4; $500 Calu.
met Jerome. i3.l6@l7t; 1900 Con. Arizona
"a rs $500 Gnldticld Con. 4S6c5O; 500 t;recn
Monster 5,l6niN: 500 Jumbo ExtenSion
:Snto: 200 Mother Lode, .7@.S: l.Oc0 Sue
cess. S6mSs 300 Tonopah Extension. 25-IG,a
~: 500 North American Pulp and PAPER. Al.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-20

NEW YORK. May is.-Bceves, no trading
Calves. steady. Walls, sl5.J06t SIS 80; cuils
5000
Sheep and lambs steady. Prime lambs.
$3.50
Hogs trading
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.
Wholesale Quotations.
iARKi:r CONDiTIcES

MARkE 1T CONDITIONS.
Pou!iry-Fovl IN big demand: spring com
Ing in more freely. and. while the mark ct
Is n little lower, receipts being cies q Cd
up d. i!y. EsSs-Narket very active: deyna nd
very heavy. Butter-Market unsettled. All
other goods In :.r demand. Nca!s and cat
lie scarce and sv.tntcd
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COTTON MARKETS.


NEW YORK. May 10. Their" WAS q fur cr
SNcitcd advance III III" cotton market to-
Gay. with October selling up to :J55c. or q;
NopltS abcH" last nights close. That do"
!trry "lo'cd at "C.5Gc. with tho general
ii1t closing steady at net advance OF
- TO Is points.
The opening was comparatively quiet. but
"ter rev minutes of irrcgularity. the
1nark"t showed increased actIvit; and
strength on a further broadening Of Vest
rrn and Wal! street buying. and renewed
reports Of now crop buying order from
Jap"n and Russia. TIL" market reached
me highest point OF the day in tho late
!rpitns. with July selling at 2o!5c ana be-
tGnhcr az 2':6ac. while October showed an
ldynncc Of tiO:) per bal" from tho low
level u last week. Closing prices were
within or points of the host.
'fh" trade evidently found nothing in 10
bttcal adviCeS to modify the NOR. opti-
1nlsttc view OF general conditions, which
has h""n gaining Eround ever since tho an
nounccmcnt Of the Russian loan last Wed
nfsday. Reports Of very large government
orders appeared IL atimuiat. the buying,
while there also WIS talk OF AN improve
Jnent in tho export movement based APP
phrcntly ON Som"what larger spot sales re-
ported In the Southern n~rkcts yesterday
and tho more cheerful view Of the sub
nl:triu si mai
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK. May ls.-Cotton goods were
Arm to-day. demand for print cloths and
coarscr goods icing active at higher prices
Staple ginghans advanced. Government
business hrge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-20

5 SO: September. lS6:Tlssa: October 15 ssh
$50. November 10. n &c q: December. 1871 q
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STEAMBOATS,
q - oIEahbOhTS = -
0ldD0nlini0n Line

Tuesdays, ThHi,saays and Saturdays. f:o5
trs. leaving Norfolk for New York. WsSas,a.
days and Fridays 100 T. NJ. Conneotions
also made by y. * w, Ry., $500 F. snG
z. .. Ry ut 400 r. ~. daily excep, sun.
day Night line steamers stop at Claromons
VIRGINIA NAXIGATioS CO. James kivas
News and all James River landings: 4. .Ionss
day; "Wednesday and Friday at 600 A. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-20
Seaboard Air Line Railway Companv

90 Trains leave daily: . a. NJ Norlina local.
Vile; Gas, +. H., sieepers JacEsonViGPins
a ramps ,i and Key West 1916 r 81. Sleep.
Tampa and ST. Petersburg. Trains arrivs!
SEQ a. NJ. 1872 A. NJ. . 20 p NJ .''o.
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Atlantic Coast Line

The standard iinlirouu OF the soutb
rp kEFECrihE MAY q. i0i7.
,IRAiSS LEAVE RlclMONU DaIJy
For Florida ana South: s:Io
p Fer . : 4:GS H. H. Il NJ Zoo a NJ $500
fSF y: W. ,Ry2 Vest: o.25 a. NJ e.5o
A. NJ. S:GO 4: NJ. V;3o +. NJ. 49," ''eo
s:l5 A; NJ, s:V0 a. ~. 9:5U 4. Ma NJ;
s :: Mi Mo + ~ t+l,Y 81; S:ss II. nv IL.
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Trains arrive Richmond daily: sos n
1882 a. NJ. 6:15 y. NJ. :35 a. Il "a Al
$:s$ p. NJ. i:45 p NJ ii. Soc On; H. Il ri q;
Except. Sunday. tSunday only.
Timo Of arrival ana dc plrturo and 80.
nectlons not guaranteed Soa>
Richmond and chesapeake Day hallway Conpan,
buperncuing schedule or April Ia ioIy
schedule Subject 10 Change VithonS
n Trains IA 3 leave R,eh%c"S $3.50 A. NJ. IA,
H. s M H. i: iF =: Nj H.! u b r. 80 q
NJ, II :l5 p. II. H.. ~ +.
~ NJ noon a NJ % M H. 70 AZ III a. A.:
y. nj HSi 81 + F MI H.. II ~ E ~ 7;iu n.
.sSundays only