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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-01-27
IN A CONVENT.

From dawn to dark the day has run,
And they who rose up ere the sun
Return at eventide
Through chapel door, at sound of bell,
The Sisters came their prayers to tell,
Where Jesus doth abide.
Through all the day they worked for
Him
In many ways; with earnest vim
They did His blessed Will.
But when the day is nearly DER,
The Sisters come through chapel door
To do their best work still.
Then prayer and praise to Him as
cend;
To Him, in Whom all labors end,
The Vesper hymns aspire,
While incense clouds float to and fro
Ger altar lamp with ruddy glow,
They praise Him in the choir.
The painted angels on the wall
Are not more still-as each and all
Their evening homage pay,
And one there is who prays for me,
And one for all in grief who be,
And one for you doth pray.
So far removed are earthly things,
One almost hears the rushing wings
Of ssengers-God's own
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-01-27

To each soul God gives the power
to rise, if it WILL even above the
tyranny of inherited tendencies. and
make its own destiny for good, for
noble ends.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-01-27
So far removed are earthly things,
One almost hears the rushing wings
Of messengers-God own

*Roscher was born 1917 in Hanover
and died at Leipzig as a believing Prot
estant after having taught 107 terms.
His many works on political economy
went through several editions. some.
through many. He is the author of the
beautiful saying: AS soon as man
begins, to quarrel with God, even the
smartest becomes foolish"
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-01-27
Order for Creditors to Present Claims,

Order for Creditors to Present Claims,
Etc.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY. OF
Ramsey. S. Probate Court
In the Matter of the Estate of Eliza
beth OBrien, Deceased.
Letters teStamentary on the Estate
of Elizabeth OBrien, deceased. late of
Minnesota, being granted to Mary i.
O'Brien.
1t Is Ordered, That six months be and
the same is hereby allowed from and
after the date of this Order, in which
all persons having claims or demands
against the said deceased, are required
to file the same in the Probate Court
loWance, or be forever barred,
1t Is Further Ordered, That the first
Monday in August, 1917, at 10 clock
a. m.. at a General Term of said Pro-
bate Court, to be held at the Court
House, in the City of st. Paul, in said
County, be and the same hereby is APP
pointed as the time and place when and
where the said Probate Court will eX-
anime and adjust said claims and de-
mands.
And 1t Is Further Ordered, That no
tice of such hearing be given to all
creditors and persons interested in said
estate, by forthwith publishing this Or
der once in each week for three success
sive weeks in The Catholic Bulletin, q
legal newspaper printed and published
in said County.
Dated at st. Paul this 5th day of
January, 1917.
BY the Court:
E. w. BAZILLE.
Judge of Probate.
(Seal of Probate Court.)
O'Brien. Young & Stone, AttyS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-01
HENRICO TRANSFERS.

Greater Richmond Realty Corpora
ton and Edgar l.. lambeth. lots Nos.
ana: :. block No. 80. Monument Ave-
nue. lark. November -. 1871. tax,
Greater Richmond Realty corpora
No. 5. block No. 10. Monument Ave-
nue. Park. November -, 1917; tax, 81;
+. w. Dabney ct ux. to Mrs T.. q.
Spratl"N. lot No. :. block No =. map
OF Blo"mingdalc Land Company. No
rcmbcr %, 1917: $500.
Marie *. Dabncy ct vir to George l..
Of \. w. Lal'radc e Brothers. Ii 4
miles west Of Richmond November Is.
1917: tax. $3.50: $40.
Richmond Home Building Company
t" G; A.. Beck. lot No. !. plan OF
Ava Ion. November u, 1917, tax, 80
II. ID. Zimmerman. substituted trus-
side of r.. +. ~ i. Railroad and nortl.
OF the land OF John j.. Cary. heirs.
November IS. 1917: $500
I. H. Denoon. trustee. to t. l.. Ti!lcr.
lots Nos. - and %. block u. Highland
springs. May 81: 1872: s575.
pany. Incorporated. to Lula Saunders
Sass. lots Nos II and IL. block No. -.
Bloom!ngdalc. November II. 1917; tax.
81. $40.
Richmond Realty Investment COM
pany. incorporated, to NJ l.. Hubbard
lots Nos. - and Is block No. 10.
hloomingdalc. November :. 1917. tax.
Wcs,hampton Heights Company. In
corroratcd. 10 Maggie y. Gordon. lot
Heights. June IL. 1915; $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-01

NEW YORK. November 3O-Thc cot
ION market showed continued frmneSs
during IN" past week. although adj
Nanccs met considcra BILE realizing, and
thcrc were reports of an easier spot
basis. Few notices We're issued against
December contracts. while several To-
c2t ana southern firms seemed ready to
rcc"iv" tenders, and that delivery sold
up 10 $3.50 Monday. the highest prices
touched by any contract in the trad
ing here since the autumn of 1869. Ec-
actions of about 40 to 80 points fol-
lowed. owing to the talk of Increased
Southern spot offerings and prc-ho!i-
day realizing. but Liverpool showed
decided strength over Thanksgiving
Day. and the highest prices of the
season were touched by January ana
later months during to-daN's trading
Increasing confidence in the smaller
estimates of the crop tho continued
activity of domestic mills and the CON
kctS were factors ON the advance
Houses with both Liverpool and donrs-
tie mill connections have been proni-
urut buyers, particularly on reactions
The Liverpool buying has been at
trii,ut,d to covering hedges as cotton
has arrived OF tn" other side. while
domestic mills are believed To inc buy
inG futures as - hedge against ra
material requirements. Mauufa cturrrS
are said to be able 10 sell good; for
tractivc profits over present raw cot
ION quotations, and the risk OF un-
d"rWriting mill requirements was scrv-
al to check speculative selling for
short account. Private crop estimates
Issued during the week have ranged
bales. excluding lintcrs. Estimates of
Southern cotton exchange members
80 far received have averaged in the
rciGhborhood OF lo.100,o0o bales.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-01
CHA>CEny RELEASE DEEDS.

RoXlcy and Chewing. Jr.. trustee
!" Manly l. hubbard ct ais, 1890 feet.
known as 2j0l East Grace street; also
1890 feet. known as 1903 East Grace
street. November :! 1917: $663.
John NJ Purcell. trustee. to Fctcr
ionn"lia. "2XI20 feet. known ~ 242i-
2a2i stuart Avenue. November -, 1917
s5553.
Tho American National Bank OF
richmond. trustee. 10 West BROAD
Street Land Corporation. 36.5 acres
and Potomac Railroad Company. ono
mile north OF old Virginia Fair
Grounds. November IS. 1917 s36.50O.
The American National Bank. OF
Richmond. trustee, ~ West Broad
street Land Corporation. 70Nl2a feet
west line Of Tiidcn Street at south line
Of CASTOR Avenue: also 75X125 feet
west line OF Tildcn street ut north limo
Of CASTOR Avenue: also 520xi60 feet
cast line OF I.umour Avenue at west
line Of Bclt Line QrianSlc shaped loO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-01
CHANCERY TRUST DEEDS.

Il. y. Ccphas ct ux. to L. X Frank
lin. trustee, 2GNl36 feet. known as 500
East Leigh Street. November IS. 1917,
$40
Sands Gayle OF ux. TO w. s. Robin.
son 81 al. trustees. 32Xl20 feet. known
as 2424-26 Stuart Avenue. November
&c 1917; $500.
RichmoDd Realty Investment Com
pany. Incorporated. to W. L. Tyler
Grace Street. November 20. 1871
SJa35S.
Edgar lambeth to John Schopf. trus-
Place. November %. 1917: $50
Cora l.. McClaud to Is &. Whcrr.
trustee. lot 80. block 20 Highland
Park. November 20. 1917; sl.4Is
Cornelius Mannin" ct uX. Ia T.. Sit =
tcrding ct al. trustees, "5Nl24 feet,
i: inches west line Of Twcnty-thir,i
street. - feet north Of q street: also
November -. 1917: $3.50.
Floyd Tyler ct uX. TO W. l.. Tyl@r.
trustee. G0Xli3 - feet southwest cor
nor Cary and Linden Streets: also 20N
80 IL feet. known as 1905 West Cary
street. November ~, 1917: $4,000.
The r. and IL. Laundry Company.
Incorporated. to Howard sutton. trus-
tee. '%Nli2 feet south line Of Marshall
street. 30 feet cast of Hancock Street.
November 20, 1917: 5000.
Robert kcnncy ct uX. TO Pollard e.
Bapby. Incorporated. trustee. - foct
= inches by l22 feet, known as $50
sIilG
K. NJ. Anderson ct ux to II. *. Eachc
81 al, trustees, lot IL. block T.. Roland
lark. November ~. 1917; SiI3O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-01

also SS2x3fS feet northwest side of
Hcllcvilic street: also SS2X9U0 feet east
line Of Bellcvillc Street at north lire
Of lot 10. Hermitage tract; also 4n7.lx
i29.3 feet east line OF Acca Road, ii3. ;
feet north of ridden Street; also .645
acre northeast corner Acca Road and
Bcllcvillc Street: also SSXliO feet
northwest corner Mactavish Avenue
and i;road Street. November IS. 1917;
$ai,5U0.
~. X. Pollard. Jr.. trustee to A. A.
Williams. - 3-iNl20 feet. known as
l2l7 st. James Street. January 4. 1917;
$500
!. J. Pollard, trustee to y. A. Will
liams. II 3-iXl20 feet. known as 1917
T.. SitterdinE ct ais. trustees. to
james G. Harris. 20XlO0 feet south
ives, corner 81. Peter and Federal
Streets. November IG. 1917; SI.7j4
Rex. q. Jones. trustee. To Julian w
Sloan. - l-2Xlc5 2-3 feet south line of
Grove Avenue. 100 "a feet east OF l.om-
hardy Street. November so. 1917; $3.50.
Rex -. Jones. trustee. to Julian w.
Sloan. ~ i-2Nl2J 2-3 feet south line OF
Grove Avenue. 100 "a feet east OF
Lomhardy Street. November 80. 1917;
$1,000.
NJ. H. Nuunally. trustee to George
+. Williams. BONE feet west line of
Rogers street. Is? li-l2 feet south Of
Hoso-s Street. November p. 1917;
$l.13@.
Howard Sutton. trustee. to Thomas r.
Atkins 1T NY. lot 10. square u. High
land Park. November IS, 1917; $3.50.
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n m"mbsr as as ~ East Eleventh Street.

nunber as ia East Eleventh Street.
october - 1917; tax. sl.4o; $40
", 'Nihie n. Andrews ct vir to T.. L.
Thomas. lot designated by street mum
Der as 3O0S Scmncs Avenue. November
D. 1917: tax. $3.50: $4,000.
ichry :: Wallcrstcin ct ux to L.
~. feamS. lots Nos. -. - and 81 block
no. - Woodland Heights. November
Il. H. Reams G, uN. to Aubrey NJ.
feamS. lot No. %. block No. -. Wood
iand Heights. November 80. 1917; tax.
80 cents; $40. va -
=, Helen +. Wilton ct vir. Agnes A..
r,!; eastern half OF lot No. 3. square
-. Forest Hill DEVELOPMENT Aii..usi
~. 1915; tax. 30 cents 5000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-01
uE>nICo TnusT DEEDS.

E"rti" l.. littcnour To John Is. Gayle
- al. trustees. 20 acres near Central
Turnpike. in Narina District. Novcm-
b"r 30. 1917. $500.
irorg" H. street. Ir.. IT, T.. C;olson.
trustee. 3.I5 acres. lot No. 5. plot Of W.
w. I.a l'radc & brothers. IL miles
west Of Richmond. November IS. 1917;
Si."T3Il
Herbert G. Schwooh ct Tx. to Chew
ming X Iioxlcy, trustees. 80 acres on
r"sitc Masonic Home for Eoys." one
NIL" cast Of Richmond. November II.
1917; $1,000
Edgar l.. Lambeth TO George j. Hoop
"r. trustee. lots Nos. and =, block No.
"@, Monument Avenue Park. Novem-
her -; 1917: $3.50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-01
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were
issued yesterday by the clerk of the
Hastings Court. (Notc-ilgurcs after
names denote aScs):
Lawrence H. Stewart. 81. Talbot
County. Maryland. and Mabel G. Berry.
II, city.
Reuben H. Thurston, 30, and Mamie
Lee Daniels, u. city.
Il. Frank Perkins, 81. and Mary
Louise Thurston. u.s. city.
Edgar Charles Speiehts. IS. and Pau
line Louise Gloss. %. city.
Henley J. Clarke. Is, and Ruth Nc
Gruder ThomaSSon. 70. city.
David lolioran. 81. and Mary Fran
ces Melton. AZ. city.
Edwin CT. Tyree. q. Norfolk. and
Pansy Lee Duke. 20, city
Charles Edwards. Jr., 30. and Nir-
gle Franks. %. city.
Emanuel Strauss, 46, and Julia
lIccht, AZ. Baltimore.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-01
CuANCERY TRANSFERS.

"a Edgar l.. Lambeth. lois . and md 10
Virginia Place. November -, Ial7;
Virginia Realty ana Construction
Company TO sands Gayle. @2xI2o feet
known as 242i2G stuart Avenue NJ
vem "%is = 'S wi,i '%H. 81 $40
trustee. It ais. I" Mary Page Williams
ct vir. 2G.iXIi3.63 feet. known ;,s lGo2
Park Avenue. October /. 1917; tax, 81,
SO.
N. l.: Hubbard ct ux. to Julian w.
tyler. l6xSo feet. known as 1906 Norm
Twcn,N-"ighth street. November -.
l'i; ,aN' 81 SO
mond Realty Investment Company, lGX
90 feet. known as 1903 Eas, ,;rnrc
street Nov"nhcr ., 1917; tax. 50: si0c.
IT, W. Tomrkins ct ny. 10 Julian e.
Iiintcr Park Terrace. November -
1917: tax, si.2o; $40.
Roland Park Corporation +" II. Nj.
Anderson. lot -. block r. Roland rarj,
S"pt"mbcr !. 1917; tax, 81 So"
kctti" Williams to Cyrus w EcaIe
- %-iNl2" feet, known AS l"i7 -,
James street. April 4. 1917. tax. "a
Lou Williams to Bette Williams
Il %-iHl2o feet, known as 12i7 s.,
James street. March IS, 1917; tax. %
w. !. Gilman Ct uX. TO Garlic Bochlinu
Company, Incorporated. lot ~. LlucL
~. l.". Annex. October -, 1917. tax,
$3.50. SO.
Julian w Tyler "t uX. to Floyd ~
Tor S"Nli" IL feet southeast corner
Linden ana Cary S,rcnis: also 20,
~ - feet known ~ i005 West cary
street: also fixtures used in lee platu
at 100. West Gary street ,half ii,nr.
cHt). November rs, 1917: tax. So: SO
l"hd company OF Virginia, Iucor.
porh,"d. I" Elsie ~. Norton. 81 2-3xI35
feet south line or Floyd Avenue iGs >
feet cast ui Sheppard Street. Dctohcr
20. l'lI. tax. 81. SO.
Elsie II. Norton ct viz to Land Con,
phnN Of Virginia, Incorporated 131
l35 feet south line Of Grove Avenue. "a
feet cast OF Deep Run Street. October
~, 1917, tax. 81; $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-01
BUILDING PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
yesterday by the building inspectors
l.. j. Bcattie. to erect three brick
dwellings. south line OF Cary Street.
between Lombardy and Temple Streets.
to cost $4,000.
l.. j. Hcattic, to erect brick apart
mcut. east line of Davis Avenue, be-
tween Dance street and Lakeyicw Ave
nue., to cost $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-01
NEW CHARTERS.

Tho following charter and amend :
mcn;S to charters were granted yes
tcrday by the state Corporation Com
mission:
National Transfer Company. Incor-
p"ratcd. Richmond. Capital stock. Sl0.-
nOo. III. NJ. Bryant. president: Charles
7. Bryant. secretary. both OF Rich
mond.
Amendment to charter Of Railway
supply Company. Of Alabama. lncor-
poratcd. RiChmond increasing its capt.
tai stock from $4,000 TO $4,000.
4 mn rilInnnt ~ .lln q, af L.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-01
nENuICo RELEASE DEEDS.

-. !. Sands 81 al.. trustees. to Union
Securities and Realty Corporation Ger
tain real estate described in the deed
OF trust. November 81, 1917: S9SOO.
lanes Mullen. trustee. to West Broad
Street Land Corporation certain real
estate described in tho trust deed. No
Ncmbcr IS, 1871; $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-01
RICHMOND hay MARKET.
w hNlcsnIr OmnI IIinns on Iarhnnr.


: NINN N'Ftk. NWVrnlhor ~ Kocvcp. steady;
s. ztar $1,000 1870 '
,Galy". strong: vcals. slc 3oa $500: culls.
sheen and lambs, steady: sheen. t1noa
1 cul!s. $!2Cpm $500 100
uoss. lower hogs. ,i7esa .i7,o roushs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-01
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET

0,nd rs AT UNION stuck YaruS.)
IlShinund. Ma, November 80 1917
Export Tor week ending November .G
49, aheice steers iul-. meuium to GOOD
ias: medium TO good. 5Is: common 70
tair; one-,. Choice cows. IeY7is: medium 10
oxen SQS'.; medium TO good. d. u ia: COM
G 20 is sh;F 5;;Me' S.s' nc.yy 5Hl, =.
i nson to islr i, I,i9l; Rest heavy h.t.
hows anu stays. l3I IL. Best sneep. i0s:
common TO TAR. 81. o'a. Best LAMBS Is V H.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-01

Securities Corporation. Richmond. re.
ducing its capital stock from $4,000
to $1,000.
Amendment To IIavcrford Cycle Com
pany. II New York corporation, from
S2jQU0O to S350,O0O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-01
BurtOn-IiOutcI,ynrd.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. VA, November
3o.-Erncst Burton and Miss Florence
Boutchyard, both of Stafford County.
came here and were united in marriage
at the home of Rev. Decatur Edwards.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-01
Chicago GRAIN M,nEr.r

81! Nfb November "o-Trains Of emmy
cars .muN'nE freely into tho corn holt
brought shout lower rric,s o-d,y fnr c,r,,
The !mhrh"t closed weak. i," I" isc down
WIN l"nn"rv 2""s aud May l.lSi. to i.i
o"'S d"cIincI - :" IT, not. and pruvi.ions
WHEAT open. Iiish Low ,.ioxs
Futures not quoted. 1000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-01
MEETINGS

II a Called Communication Of II.,ri,I
XII Union Lodge. no. 1870. a T. &. I. -
W YIN hc held IN Masonic Han. !iE i'll
North Twenty iifth Street. THIS SAT- !
I KlAh ENENiNG st : O'Clock WORE i'll
me NJ. NJ Degree Mcmhcrs OF Sister IoIrci
riicd To lac present. 10y III
l'y order ui the Worshpfui Master
JOSEPH ). WILSON
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-01
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK. November 3o.-Cotton goods
ana yarns to-day wCr" firm and tending
hiEtr MANY lines have been withdrawn
rom ne market a. tn" mills have sold all
tn"F thlnk necessary under present Condi-
IONS WOO! markets wCr" firm with bust
n.sS hGnt Silks were steady with trad.
were uuiet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-01

s725a si4.25: Western steers. .son6 Cir 20.
fS,"Tk.fs and feeders. Ssooa 5000: cows and
iisStLers $9NH $ll ~. calves. S1CoW$l3
,snctp: receipts. Eco. slow: w.thcrs
SS.'5u SlS.so lambs. sig .uTi ST., 50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-01
m,sTINGs TRUST DEED.

John NJ. ccrSlcy ct IN. TO u. J.. Nc
Conncll. trustee lot No. =. block No.
II. WcisiCcr's Addition. November IS.
lnlI. X11I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-01
HUSTINGS RELEASIi DEED.

oliver j. Sands ct al. trustees. to
Union Securities and Realty Corpora
ton. all real estate described in all
aforesaid deeds. November IS. 1917;
S3J,2uO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-01
rETEnsnrnG rEANrr. MArri..r

Ecnortct by hodEcrs. Plunir,cr = 20. inc
Ii.I EkSBi RG. VA. November S0-Span-
Ism farmers stuch). market steady at Sis
.NirEinias farrcrs stock). market steady:
fancy Jumbo, cents per round: extra
prime -. cents per pound: prime. "a cents
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-01
-CmICAGn LINZ s10CK MAHkEr.

= FIT'AFO. NoVomhor @o--lIogs. receipts
n ..t. mixed. so s5Wi 60; heavy. SD !,
H,S'-" rough. 'is.s5uti7io: pigs. $3.50
Celtic: receipts. 1850. weak: native steers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-01

NEW YORK. November :D-iy0O0 ko,,,
W.mio: 90 Chevrolet. G5mc5: i.coO Aaxini,,,""
ia Is: l.iDO United Motors Iaa, q, I;t r 90
C"Sdcn oil 7U.i.: 500 Federal on -. ., ~ ~
w. International Petroleum. l2g; l2s,: SoI Mcf
nnopo.tah Petroleum. :At'l 80 NiutorI;, ~,
3',Tth: 800 Atlanta. 81. G,Sia: . o5 nii,
Ledge. lhnlNi: 5000 Calumet and Jorn,',ps
i"sml i-l6: .pp Green Monster :, ~ :. IN,
American ,i 'Wri,ing i'apcr; 24l:: @co Nor,r
iim IL: ".Ssl OKLA hoina T.. and r. -, mrs
,;ooo osass lloininy on IH@7a.: 1900 Jrron,.
Ncrdc =. a.: .ap Jumbo Extension ~ III.
5,Sg Mother Lode. 29Gr3g: 200 EiniS"in ~
SSsmS.: 100 ReN Cons. .WiO: LOO S,"c"ss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-01
NEW YORk PRODUCE M>RKET

gteady; ccu;rifggal oen. n"as-os, oo. 70.
firm: Chnose, steady SPOT coffee f.a,E
n" -. ~; santos 8 @.
Ccttonsn"b oil Wa NTm r,i'o M, b,c.y
ia lard owing to tho huIlish fluIa,iGrt Am
seed and crude on. and d"usud from short.
De""Inbcr ard January SOLD UU 10 H. 80 ana
March 10 10 Final bids wore 10 10 n
points net higher. Sales. 5.gGb t.r-.Is
Prime crude 1888 bid Close Quiet, sto,
~ bid: Dccemoer. 1870: January it46
MrICh. Il 10. MY. 1900 askad
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==H=7
liiInI, (lc,lrltii.

, NEW YORK. November ap-Iiank .,c,,i
~ inc United States Tor tho week .n,,,N
November -. rs reported to- Israds,rr.non,,,''
'ouihai. ,New York. aggregate &ia:, 10; q,
"uEHInst SC.Hsp.ClS"pr last week and 81 -,
S srs. , IN 'h,a W@ek last year. roliowin,
with increase d"cr"as" in ,crc.ui.,w we,
compared with last week: :"
New York. S'.G1i. cfJ.0fJ: decrease "I5
t,hicaEo. S33;5S2.oOo; increase /. '''
i,hlladciphia: S-Sl sjI.go Increase Is.
Boston. SI2tSvu: increase. 81
-. Louis. sl2i $4,000: increase. 2Gi
baltimore. 3JltS.T0: decrease GS
New Orleans. SIS. 1886 Goa: JinCr.ns. AN
nsthihhn,a; 81: 1900 90. loo Increase. ss.s
Washington. -. e.. S9.Ga,LG: incr";,g. =,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-01

the ceremony being performed by him
Thcy VIII make their home ia Stafford
County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-01
HusTiNGS TRANSFERS.

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-01
LANsDOWNE'S LETTER
STIMULATES SELLING
Confusion Helps in
Creating Irregular and Pc
Culiar Market.
PEACE TALK is puZZLlNG
Public Finds Marquis Declaration
Hard to Intcrprct-R lroad :
Weak Spot. With Delaware and
Hudson Il Strange Exception.
nN SrnNON WALL.

NEW YORK. November %o.-The
marquis OF landowncsS letter and the
stock markc, to-day irregular and pc
sculiar in it's movements. The trading
Was strongly a selling movement. Wall
Street following out its ancient prin-
oiplc Of SoVcrinG responsibilities when
in doubt Of the markets character.
The foreign news proved q hard nut
10 the public and professionals alike.
The Enclishman's prac" declarations
were not easily interpreted.
The rails were subject TO hard pres
sure. Suffering from depression. he
cause of the recent Washington news.
tho railroad securities became. per
by the announcement Of Chairman liar-
rison. of the war board. that IN the
proposed pooling movement there
would he no pooling Of earnings.
Chesapeake and Ohio lost One point:
Delaware and Hudson was Il strange
exception 10 the general character OF
the rails by Eaiuin. - points.
Union PACING preferred lost al
points: Norfolk and Western. IS point:
heading. IL, and Southern Pacific SIS
Steel was particularly weak. Beth
i,h.m steel losing IS point. Crucihlc,
! Ii: Gulf steel /: Midrnie steel. 81.
and United states steel. IS. Tire rca-
son for stccls weakness was somewhat
unexplained. though the general opin-
ion was that the coming directors
meeting within the past week, With
some doubts as to the dividends TO be
declared, Was the cause.
C"ppcrs likewise were weak IN
SEPARATION lost is; Chilean. IL.
Marine. preferred. showed - recovery
from it's recent depression, gaining "a
point over Wednesdays closing price.
Total sales wcr" small 80 .sco
shares with United States StcclS por-
zion. $500 shares.
NEw YORK. November 3o.-Mcrcantilo
r.rcr. -. a -. sterling: SiNtr-d"N bills.
s; ma: Coinmrrcial s'NtE-daY bills on banks.
S'I1. commcrcial :iNty.daN etils si-.".. :
81: Mexican dollars. TIL; government bonds.
..sv: railroad bonds. heavy. Tim" loans.
firm sixty and ninety DAYS. -. 'I'2: sin
mouths. .. as. call money. strong. ruling