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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-18
FRENCH ARMY CHAPLAINS
TO TELL OF WAR WORK
Have just Arrived in This Country ms
omcini Delegates From French
ProtrRtRnt ChurcheH.

bringing To the Protestant Churches
or America Il message OF fellowship
and cooperation from the French Pro-
'es'ant Churches. Captain Georges
l-auga and Captain Alfred Ernest Vic
tor Monod. both military chaplains in
the French army. have just arrived in
inns country as official delegates from
the Federation of French Protestant
Churches to the Federal Council of the
Churches OF Christ i'm America. They
come on purely fraternal mission, the
purpose OF which is to show conditions
In France, describe the work being
done by the army and navy chan
iains. and work for a closer co-opera-
tion between the cvangelizinE force
of France and America.
Both OF these men have been through
actlFe service at the front. Chapla in
i.auga served first as field ambulance
attendant in the Eighth Division of In
fantry and later became military chan
lain I'm tho One Hundred and THIRTEEN
DIVISION or Infantry. on the Verdun
front. he has been twice wounded and
mas been awarded the Croix -de-I;uerre.
He has been in the Argonne. at Hau,s-
uc-Meuse. Woevre and Chemin- es-
DANES, and at three different times in
1915 was in conspicuously active Sec
tor OF Verdun. where he went every
day TO the first line that he might
bring the men moral comfort. not hesi-
tating TO expose his own life.
Chaplain Monod was called in Au-
gust 1919, as hospital attendant in a
surgery ward in Paris. Later he was
chaplain in the navy, on the hospital
ship "Tschad." where he served until
August. 1915. He saw service In the
Dardanelles al Saloniki and in Albania
during the Serbian retreat Since June.
1917, he has been chaplain in the army
with division OF troops from North
Africa.
After being received by the Federal
council In New York, the chaplains
went to Washington. where they were
presented to Secretary Lansing ana
Secretary Baker and to the French Am
oassador NJ Jusserand. They will make
three months tour of this country.
Chaplain Monod expects to make a trim
TO the Pacific Coast. visiting Buffalo.
Detroit, Chicago. Minneapolis and DEN
Yer.
During the same period. Chaplain
Lausa will go to Pittsburgh. Cleveland.
Memphis. Dallas and Fort Worth. Join-
r.
November 90 they will travel to the
coast together. visiting important cities
or the West and returning to attend
tho meetings of the executive COM
mfttee of the Federal Council, which
VIII be held in Cincinnati on Decem.
Der IL. Later they will visit impor-
tant cities and universities In New
England.
The chaplains will spend two or three
nNh ne
social. civic and religious bodies, will
deliver occasional sermons and illus
trated lectures on the war, and. I'm
general. give information on the
churches and the general situation In
france They are provided with docu-
ments and figures the French
churches and the losses they have
undergone through the war and the
invasion.
The chaplains will return 10 France
IN January, when their leave of alb
sence from the army will expire
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-18

Zig Point. near Norfolk. for govern
mcnt purposes. j. l.. Jacobs. general
Southern manager for Stewart & Co..
contractors. has been notified that the
work il to be rushed to completion.
and nc il preparing to put force of
several thousand men to work imme-
diatcly. II Is reliably reported that
the buildings alone will cover more
than 201 acres.
The government recently requested
tho Newport News and Washington
Short Line Railway Company to inn
mediately build the proposed road from
Washington to Newport News. follow
ing which the railway company re-
quested government permission to
bridge the James River from Newport
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METHODIST.

brond Street-Preachine at II o'clock
ny DR. Douglas $. Freeman and AT $
O'CLOCK by Rev. W. X. l.. Smith ID ID
Union Station-The morning service
VIII be conducted by Norman Johnson
OF the Union Theological Seminary q.
this city Brigadier William Escott.
OF the salvation Army of Baltimore
VIII conduct the evening service.
Observation-Disclosures John prinrIc
OF the Salvation Army of Lynchburr
VIII preach at the IL o'clock service
ana Also AT the evening servic
Clay Street-In the absence M ,,o
pastor services will be conducted both
morning and evening by officers NJ ,ha
salvation Army
Gr.ce-Preaching at II O'Clock and
a' d! kev. T. .. Edwards
'entenary-Rcv. j. A. MacLcau .,
'he lhion Theological Seminary wilI
preach at the morning and evoning
services to-day
hhpurS-The mems Bible class ,vi,
nave 4 rally and jubilee service on tho
'""' payment on the Liberty bonds mr.
.haScu by the class The class-room
'ns neeh decorated and several speak
eIS VIII be present to take part In III.
exercises ''' 'hc
Decatur strect-Brigadicr Esco,, 90
me salvation Army. Will preach -, :,
O'CLOCK Rev. o. Moore BIackwen wi,,
preach AT o'clock
west End-Rev. T. p. Pettigrew will
preach at II o'clock. and at 3 o.clorL
tne service will he in charge of the
thanksgiving discussion will he beId
on me topic. For What Am Crate.
For
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THE CHURCHES AND
TO-DAY'S SERVICES

will be conducted BY Rev. J. b. Hut
son. d. d.. who will take for his sub
jects God Loves Us" and believe and
BE Baptized" The sacrament OF bap-
tism will be administered after the
evening service.
Immanuel-The pastor. Rev. Francis
Lee Albert, will conduct the regular
morning and evening services.
Second - antagonists in Ambush"
VIII he the subject of Rev. I. Clagett
SINNERS morning sermon. and in the
evening he Will preach ON "ChrIst's
Estimate OF Life.
Fulton-Rev. Il. -. Garland field
secretary of the State mission board
VIII speak at the morning service on
Eirginia's Needs" Rev. w. Thorburn
Clark. the pastor. will preach at the
evening service.
broadus Memorinl-The pastor. Rev
w. T. Gibson, will preach. at the reg
uiar morning and evening service.
me subject Of the morning sermon
VIII be "Woman's Work I'm Gospe.
service. and that of the evening SER
mon III Not Saved. Why"
Grove Arenue-The pastor. Rev. w.
:. James. u. d.. will preach at both
morning and evening services.
Fr"t-rreachins at II O'Clock aud
by the pastor; Rev George w.
Mcdaniel. -. D.
Grace street-Rev George T. Waite
VI herndon. Va. will preach at both
morning and evening services.
heiEh Street-Rev. j. j. Wicket
- ~ the pastor, will preach at the
lnoi .ihs service on Where to Find
..,1 ana mt the evening service on
no" Can tho World BE Cured?"
ohk"ood-Services held in Nathaniel
bacon School. Thirty-hfth and O
"''ee's. Morning at IL: night at y,
conducted by the pastor Rev. H. t.
Nicholas.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


~, ."iarian-At the II o'clock service.
me pastor. Rev. Frank Pratt viii
preach on When Is Religion Adc-
uu i,, In the afternoon the nasTor
VIII preach at Highland Springs.
Hhri"tian science-ReguIar services
VIII he held this morning at II o.cIooi,
me subject will be ''MortaIs and i'm !.
mortals." ""o I'M
Arostoiic-Reguiar services will bo
eomaucted tonight ut o'clock by the
pastor Rev. Il. G.. Pease.
Christnde Ipkinn-There wi,, ha
vices in Colombo Hall morn,ng Ina
evening. mug ana
serenth-Day Asventists-"Tbe ,,;r-
acie Of Modern Missions" will he Tho
SUBJECT OF the sermon tonight bv Tho
pastor '"e
international bible Students
vices will be held In John MarshalI
high School at o'clock this after.
nocn. J. A. Meegison. of New YORK
DOM. s
Central y. VI. &. A.-Colonel Carrie
Stanyon. of New York CITY. secret,rw
to Eva Booth. OF the Salvation Army
VIII address the mems meeting at 3:3n
o'clock In the auditorium o. T.. Rloke
Tenor soloist of the First Rantist
Church. will sing. Private Muten of
oanaoa, Will relate his experiences at
$3.50 in the auditorium. Women. az
well as men. may attend theae meet
ings.
Life and Advent ChrIstian-Preach-
Ing at II o'clock and at by Elder
James HowIe.
First English Ernngelicnn Lutheran
Ihev: A. ID. r. lIancher. secretary of
me board of Home Missions and
unurch extensions of the Southern Lu.
theran Church. will preach at :,
o'clock. The pastor. J. j. Scher.r, will
preach at S o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-18
LOCAL CHURCH NOTICES
EPISCOPAL.

All Saints-The rector Rev j. Y.
bowman, will conduct the usual
morning service at II o'clock After
noon service at >. Holy Communion
at o'clock in the morninv.
Ascension-Holy Communion at 8
O'Clock. Morning prayer and sermon at
IL o'clock. Evening prayer and SER
mon AT .. Rev. Philip A. Arthur the
rector. VIII preach at both services.
stewardship" will be the subject OF
the morning address and confidence
and Bravery" Of the evening sermon.
Christ-Holy Communion at 1880 in
the morning. Morning service at IL
o'clock. Evening service at s. The
rector. Rev. Charles w. Sydnor. will
preach at both services
st. Andrew's-Celebrati of the
Holy Communion at 1880. Morning
prayer and sermon at IL O'Clock at
which time the Sacrament OF Baptism
will be administered. Evening prayer
and sermon at o'clock
st. MRrk's-Ltany, ante-Communion
and sermon at IL o'clock. Musical
service and short address at S o'clock
The rector. Rev. q. NJ. Brydon. will
conduct both services
st. James-Morning prayer and ser
mon at II o'clock. Evening prayer and
sermon at Sis. The rector, Rev. q.
Freeiand Peter. will preach at both
services.
Holy TrinIty-Holy Communion at s
o'clock. Morning prayer and sermon
at ii o'clock Evening prayer and SER
mon at o'clock. The evening service
will be choral Rev. j. j. Gravatt,
ID. D., Will conduct all services.
81. Paufs-AIorning prayer and SER
mon at II o'clock. Evening prayer and
sermon at s. The rector, Rev. w. Rus
sell Bowie, d. D., will preach at the
morning service on The Perisha BILE
ness of the Word and the Permanence
Of God" and at the evening service
OH Gods Highways In the Heart
Grnce-Rev William Fl. Burkhardt,
the rector. will ofticiate at the cele-
br:. ton OF Holy Communion at S
o'clock. Regular services at IL o'clock
and ut S. Al the evening service the
vested choir will render special music
This is the last service under the di-
rection Of D. Pinckney Powers prior
for the officers training camp. Mr.
beginning at 7:40 preceding the regular
evening service.
81. John's-Regular morning and
evening services conducted by the rec
tor Rev. Hugh w. Sublett.
MonumentaI-Rev James W. Nor
ris d. D.. the rector, will preach at
II o'clock and at 4.
Church Of the Good Shephcrd-Haly
Communion at 5 o'clock. Morning
prayer and sermon at II. Evening
prayer and sermon will be "Kingdom
Come" this being the second in
series of sermons on The Lords
Prayer and the World War
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CHRISTIAN.

seventh Street.-The pastor. Rev. II.
ID. G. Maclachlan. D. D.. will preach at
the morning service on The Pride and
Privilege of YOUTH Al the evonino
service Colonel Carrie Stanyon. OF
New York. social secretary 10 Con-
mander Eva Booth. Of the Salvation
Army. viii speak on "A Friend Worth
Having" DIR. Maclachlan will preach
III the evening at Camp lie. under the
auspices of the Y. VI. C. A.
hanover Arenue-Rev. John A. Tate.
pastor of Cowardin Avenue Christian
S S' VIII preach at II O'Clock. and
rev x. A. Atkins at O'Clock.
eownrdin Avenue-Rev. Ernest y
-notie!. evangelist, will preach at II
,, CLOCK and again at s. The eyenre-
out the week
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Eprorth Le.eu. Mee,inE.

very interesting program has been
arranged for the Monumental Epworth
League meeting to be held tonight at
Z o'clock. DR.. Douglas S. Freeman has
consented to address the league. His
subject will be "Epworth League Work
and What It Means" Special music
will be rendered and there will be n
solo by A. l.. Pond. The Monument
male quartet Will sing.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

Northumberland the morning serv-
Ice Rev Lowry Davis. of China. will
preach The pastor. Rev. j. Y. Fair
ID. d.. will preach at the evening
service.
Grace Covenant-Rev. }. Calvin Stew
art ~ d.. the pastor, will preach at
both the morning and evening services.
First-The pastor. Rev. T.. r Nc
faden. ID. D.. will preach At both the
morning and evening services
Second-Rev. Russell Cecil. d. D..
'he pastor will preach at both the
morning and evening services
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-18
Costly Bnrracl. a. rortre.. Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE. VA. November
1.-THE four units OF the new bar
racks to be built here by the govern
ment will cost. according to the con-
tract that was let this week. $4,000.
The Hampton Roads Engineering and
Construction Company. OF Hampton.
were the successful bidders for the
contract. and they will commenc, OPP
era;ions at once.
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B,r Norfolk Fertilizer Company

NORFOLK, VA. November 1.-THE
Vithumus Company. Incorporated here
with sl,o00.O00 capital. plans to estab-
lish a fertilizer plant near this city and
subsidiary plants elsewhere in Virginia
and i'm North Carolina. They may also
start plants in ether Southern States.
All OF the plans have not yet been fully
developed. r. w. Gamble is the presi-
dent of the COMPANY: r. c. Taylor.
vice president, and George NJ. Payne.
secretary treasurer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-18

Mnnganese Mining In smyth C.n.,.
MARION. VA. November 1.-THE
Virginia Manganese Mining CORPORA.
ton has been Incorporated with $4,000
capttai stock TO develop maneanaus
properties In this tSinyth) county. The
company's property Is at Attowav Ths
company has purchased the nscsssurv
mining machinery. and will have it-in
operation before Christmas :
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Hampton Company Get. Con,r,c,

HAMPTON. va. November 1.-THE
hampton Roads Engineering and Con-
struction Company. OF this city. has OBJ
,nI ahother government contract.
They are to build the barracks for tho
war Department. at Fort Caswen. N.
c., at cost OF $65,40O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-18

News to Hampton Roads. Tn. nr..
posal 10 bridge the James is being h,x
teriy fought by business men and or.
CARNATIONS OF Newport News on tns
ground that the bridge viii vlrtuaIiy
ruin the harbur"
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PIG POINT DEVELOPMENT
Newport News People Object TO Long
Bridge Across the Lower
James River.

a Newport News special TO the Man
ufacturers Record says:
Orders have been placed for more
than 100000 worth OF materials for
developing a tract OF 1000 acres at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-18
BAPTIST.

( rine Street = Both services to-day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-18

and results are
sure. 1t acts on
the corn alone,
n OF O n the
h c althy tissue.
Apply It as you
wrap q cut An
ger. That ends
all pain, all dis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-18
A Friend of Sinners
Sermon by
J. 4. EUBANk.

Te1tt A friend of PubIicans and
sfnners-Luke VIII. III.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-18
Let An Expert Deal
With Corns

comfort. In two days ths Gem
disappears. Someumss IN siS,
tough corn needs q second a.
plieation. But no corn can re-
sist this method. tits sure to 70.
Millions Of people know this.
AT tho hfot sign Of 4 corn they
apply Blus.jay. Corn pains
never bother them.
You will always do Likewise
when you see the results. One
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-17
MRS. SMITH ALSO
PRAISES TANLAC.
Richmond Lady, Worn Out,
Run Down and Nervous,
Finds TnnIac Splcn-
did Remedy. Z
URGES OTHERS TO USE 1T

Try TanIac and il will do all that.
the papers say" declared Mrs. smith.
Of Richmond. in "a glowing testimonial
I" tn" merits az the "NatiouaI Tonic
II Was SO nervous couldn't sleeps
and my Who'll" SYSTEM WAS run dow W
ana rackcd with nervous spells. Mn
nerves. appetite and all. was conc. II
had headaches Of the most severe
Kind. ana yet il took only u few days
treatment with Tanlac for me 10 feel,
- great deal better. My sleep began
l" u" better almost from the very HrSi3
day. AID n"w sleep fine at night
which is sonnet thing unusual | ASSURE
You rama" ~ such - splendid ncrv..t
tonic tnd"rsc 1t. FOR IL has put mt.
on my feet 50 10 sneak. and il made,
me feel good all over once more. TrI
Idnlac and II Will do what the paDcr 4
SAY. continued this lady. Mrs. G. q
smith. 6lf North Twenty fifth street
Richmond
Nervous troubles are due 10 numcr
Gus causes or effects. If tho :,to,n,rbee
or Kidneys become disor!creI ono i,g
almost sure to AT once Become nerS
N"uS' Strengthen these vital orcan-f
make them normal once moro and tboS
nerves VIII steady themselves in ,,ot
'ine. Thousands 40 testify, and ~
prove u. II nervous. go 10 the nearct y
uiuE store mentioned below and CO,
not1lc 81 Tnniac Poil, Millcr's drug
stores. s5i Ea" Main and Ioe E..,s
Broad street.; TracIc's drug store S,5s
1851 Bro"d street. or Liggett's drugs
store formerly polk Mnlcr's) ynis
Last BROAD street Thia cconon,c.I 5
remarkable vegetable prcpara,ion r.
~, mph INC ihh"rsemcnt OF thousands irS
TINS vicinty.-Adv
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PROFESSIONAL BUYING
CAUSES SHARP ADVANCE
Volume of Business Large. With al,
Average Gain of About
Two Points.
REASONS prHELN TECHNICAL
Ci'icf Ono seems To &c Necessity for
Prcpariu. street for New British
Loan. issue of Which l. Expected
Next Week


Ni.N YORK; January Professions
DuSnS 81 s'ooEs iu Wall street to-day
caused sh-tp .uNsrcc shat was hold ,o
he vcrs close. ~, gains tor tho day ran
from fractions 20 - hieh three. five
and 'isht points Tho -v.rase gain was
'""ut two points The volume WAS large
and The uubuc v-e absent Most of the
hns'"s.s was douv Tow i.,ouhunc from I'll"
office 81 large "9"raturs
h"asons i"r tho advance were purely
i""hrt'"i. Ih" Untrf ON" seemed 20 30 th'
necessity Tor urcuariuu th, street Tor ia"
".N brtlsh Iv,u Of itt.nop.rp, issue of
Witch Is expected most week. Roman.
esruinGr u" h' reported by tho United states
steel corporation aud by E"ruhli, Iron aud
A's"i were mUch discussed Extra divi.
d"HdS a.. 'Nr'rlvi trriu several ""rI,"r. =
'i"u>. bot With al tho gossip. few now
i"e'- rcE~r'!iuS tit corporation wcr"
ur"utht "a 'Ghl ',it" market advance re-
presented ,hl"ns .VssriuC "f eh"ris
M" ieaE iruuir. = Washington H. pro
''ch'd $50 tn aud s." man. dtsuuEUi- ltcd
nsmoS have hycu dragged in that IN" Whale
Huool h"li"'t hat congress viii h-v" ="
-u INTO ~ bon "r,i-r ilHi tho matter can h"
'iuCd; ;h~i boot. IN Mali Street must
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-17

..rc.,7 $ halc- .-r-s. ,oo bale: stock.
T@'"' '%.a'y At an vY"sy, NJ, rer, ,,
.o7"5I baios
Total for wec, Ne, rccctr,s. 5I.los bales
exports. st.5"a halcr
Total for s"as Not r~ccipi- = HsS 759
hai"s: exports 1'sG.G,? bales
NEW ORLEANS; January ls-'o,iou took
"r s'oadior ton" ~ this market t"-dav.
standing ~ not aivau"" .throuchou, tho
session. aud showing gain. ~ tho highest.
81 $" bale th" strongest months
covering Nv recent SELLER. together with
frc.h huNinE hv traders. rmt values
The "ueu'rv ~ il., ,-ivau".N in
na;hv with better cables 'iian due. and H.
the carly iradiuG; ."'iv" months ro." ~ 10
u points. Lat" ~ tho morning Tho market
was 80 it, host. not risc Of - to 90 u"iu,S.
IN tn afternoon huNcra 81 'hr ru"ruiuc
v'r" 'n"iu"d :" tax" profits aud offerings
from this ""ur"" worked against price. Tho
clos" was y'"aiy ~ n"' ="iu - T. to -
points.
Reports 81 more rain ..ui ,"ld weather
Over ~" holt w"r" h.lan"od u, I'll" cl.i,r
from inr"riant s"ct,ou- ~ tho Western
cotton lands Ais" tho organized movement
lions. Tn" marking down local .r.,
uotati"r9 Nv - '"ir'rz v"i-hoi against
prices toward n" "losr Guessing hi1:
J"nuary. 100: March. l,oG. May. i72I:
July. 1876. October. iioS
SPOT cotton rui"t. - u"ir's OF Sales on
Nc, NJ Sn"t. !"o& bale; t" arrive so halcs
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n Kurt. MORE EFFICIENT
~ MANI i'AtTlEI or steel

E'ry ~ the day the Street Wa tulI OF
r'puriH that !urop" was becoming .n. 20
n-lg efficient w The manufacture OF steel,
- result Cf 'h- war. u was shown
MT the capacity Of tho United tstns
witch had averaged 2IGNcno tons for fvo.
, s-rs bsiur" TN" NSr Wuud he 81 GOO can
'"us 10y u' cud of thiH Year. This in.
'r"-Sc of c-Da"tiN IN the United States ia
equal to the Htcrace five Nc.r rapa.ii,
Vlus ~" total prescut capacity ut .,;"rmsny
and Lucl-ud. These figures wcro .ivcn a.
= reason Tor solliug Steel TIA" answer "i
NJ S're-t was IN advance of :" share
rr : mi, ed states sStCcI
t,ulcd state ';ubb"r. which ha.s been
Fr'. -Nrucht recently. va COVERED bS those
professionals vito r'idod - las, Wc"k An
u"uu, cm"ut Wa mad" that american In
'ornHtioual 'orr"rs'i"0 had t.k"u IN in
l"re"' ui the r"'uu"n'. WITH tn" intention
"t Icttiu- tho b'isru"ss "t transporting IT.
rav rubber from TIA" East indtos. Othc,
'r'Nurl-ut Interests entered tho board aud
th" street ior.G 'N..' Rubbor w.e q had
"t"rk Th" fact ihft tho h""i issue
," iw'"' nvcrsuhS'r,n'd Was sunih,r Hum
mating fact,
Tor /" wonder tho uctr, did u"r have
''"r'n"' Nuhngriu"s Iror""" hing tit" Amer
N'~;l coast. ai't. n-'Ntr- "~ = r"sus' NJ tina
oversight. irtcrunri"u.I Mercantile Marine
advanced four r"ini- and Atlantic ,.uiC aud
a. T,H.
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NV ,nnN rnor,,r M,rr,r

EhW YORK January IG Raw sugar.
Gu'"t: centrifugal. 5.H? mria~S IE2: re-
nn"d. st"ady. l'utt"r and ch".S". ytcady.
spot ""n"". pui"t. ~" =. 10, Santos IS. ~.
'"ttou$""i oil advanced ~ To Is poini 8
carly on urr"u' demand from short. aud
nnNinr ~ tho Investment sort. curyllra Z c.l
L. III" pronounced str"uCth in lard sam.
80 nli2iur took pi-r" tate IN III" day bu,
nuHl prizes w"ro sin 10 noin,S NJ.
hiEhNr. Sales. 1900" barrels |losc f~,u
Sr"t Zoo bid: January. !. "nE l.. = Feb
'i"rN. u - = - -. March. l2."i -" Anril
l.,'H l.!. MAJ. l. 90 - -: Jun" - - n I" -
IHLA. ls.1Hl lH..s. AMEMst. lg.cG n l."s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-17

rNhM i','f. a.. January IL. The
.m"w and 9iiG, and the cold Weather arc
an this marker this week but tic sales i. ~
week were quite hcavI. amounting la SgS
o.: pounds. aud Notwithstanding the rusl,
pric"S n'!'"n""I "Nc" those prevailing hcf"r.
the holidays. Nrappers sold hgi, IA $50
per 100. Tho order "f the offerings wn.
better than hcrct"forc. ami competition liz So
keen not single pile In ovnrinokcd.
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Richmond, Va. January Is irl'
''"'"f irr ~ w""h "u.iirG I.nu-rN l.:
no'',. steers. ia Hi.; medium to good
., "" =. common 4" CAR. -. To -: ''hoic~
y" 80 medium '" good. 81, 20 ~, common
'" i~ir. ~: :" 81. choice COWS -. 'u
.,"n '" E""I ~ =" ~. c'furnou :" f.ir
- :" -. H"Si "NCu. ~. uc,liiJui to
Zoo :" = common t" fair @ 10
i''H'N 'h'li, - - -: light. = ISoal
.''I'"~. I" tn IL: common =, 10 - I@er.
ncti' h"Es. Ii."N: medium weight, 1910 20
- 80 . Rest sh'cp ~ Ia -. common ia
'"ir T." $" host lambs j0'. To u. com
,-.-L ~ f.Llr. %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-17
chicago LIVE ,r,.CE M,nErr

o,niChio. January B.-Iiogs: receipts
10000. strong, 10 to 10 cent, abovc ycStcr-
day! LAY . s,,1 bulk. slo:S0u .iioo. light,
si" ,s, g., Sii;l"' rough. No.s5m slo.S" pSs,
cattle: receipts. 5000. firm; na,,y. hoe,
.a,,ic. F.e"Msli.so: Western steers 81 1D4
si1l"' stoch"rs and fccdcrs, t5.G5ms ,Si:
."ws aud hcifcrs. st.j0M sIOlO calves
81. I5TI Slt -.
Sheep: receipts. 1900. steady: wc,hcrs
s:.i01 sii0o lambs. Sll.10nSIi.O