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The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1917-04-21
GOMPERS DID NOT URGE COM.
PULSORY TRAINING.

Washington.-Denial of the statement
that he favored the Chamberlain bill,
which provides for compulsory training,
was made by President Gompers at a
meeting of trade unionists and others,
held in the interest of national defense
in this city, last Monday.
President Gompers said
II want to say that the morning papers
misquote me as to the Chamberlain bill,
now before congress. ] have not said
anything regarding the Chamberlain bill
and the publication of statements that
appear in the morning papers are calcu-
lated to do the cause of our meeting a
great injustice and may make my work
here less effective by such misrepresen-
tation"
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1917-04-21
TO CREATE PENSION FUND.

Pressmen's Home, Tenn following
the Endorsement OF pension system
by popular vote OF the International
Printing Pressmen and Assistants
Union officers Of that organization an
nounce that beginning May 1 next, the
25 cent monthly tax for the pension
fund will be effective. This makes the
pressmen's per capita tax 90 cents a
month and the assistants s5 cents a
month.
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1917-04-21
A NEW PAINTERS LOCAL

Edward Mendenhall, district organ
izer of the brotherhood of Painters,
Decorator and Paper Hangers of Ame-
RIGA, announces that he is organizing an
other local for Norwood several meet
ing have been held and he expects to
formally ask for charter in the next
few days.
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1917-04-21

(Required by the Act of Congress of
August "a, 1922, of
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1917-04-21
PAINTERS LOCKED OUT.

Hannibal, Mo.-The Master Painters
association has locked out members of
Painters union No. 29s because of wage
disagreements The employers objected
to Saturday afternoon holidays, even
though the unionists agreed to arrange
matters so work on hand would be COM
plcted
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1917-04-21

Pa-"At last I've found way to make
that young scamp of ours stop winking
his eyes"
Ma-"Really?"
Pa-"Yes; I'll show him the article
in this science magazine where it says
that every time we wink we give the eye
bath" Buffalo Express.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-12

Broad street, 80 feet east of Davis
Avenue. May /. 1917; see,soo.
willis: 25NeS feet | 81 inches. known
aS 3o5 East Byrd Street. March 9,
1917; tax. 81; $40.
as Joseph Faherty to a, e, Tu11man;
street; also 16xl27 feet, known as S24
SoTth TwenttX-seventh Street. May
5, 1917; tax, s2l0: $40.
+: Willis. e7xl4o feet, known AS sos
North rwenty-ninth Street. February
IL t,h I'LL: t"x' S,:i"; SIC
known as Sl2-sl4 South randolph
Street; also e7xl4o feet. known as oos
by 81 feet. known as 600 North twenty
third Street April II, 1917; tax. $3.50;
Marshall n. Gillian to William
930-932 Hickory Street: also l6yloi
a deei. known as 7o+ North Twenty
eeiGhsh street. February 20. 1917: tax.
Ilas, End Business Association to
Annie Walker. 5SN125 feet. known az
i,ddIa E9rth ThirtE-tirst Street. May /.
.Arlic l.. Gill ct ux. to Richard n.
M ,a,a,,kn,' s sSxI1 fee, south line Of
T1,wsmty-tirst Street. May ii. 1917:
John L.. Daley 10 T. G. Williams
24Xli9 feet west line Of Tulip Street.
between Venable and Darlington
streets: April >. 1917: $3.50.
Highland Park Realty Corporation TO
Gary /. Boykin. lots II and IS in block
T in Battery Court Addition May l.
1917; tax. 81: $40
r. {. Williams ct ux TO Laura Will
liams. 24x119 feet west line of Tulip
street. between Nenable and Caring
ton Streets. May |. 1917: $3.50
Rufus owen ct IN to Nettie !. Mar
tin lot in square 81 in Chestnut Hill.
Nav |. 1917: 5000
+. Sitterline ot ux. to Nettic T. Mar
tin. lot Is in block "a i'm Chestnut Hill
Anrii 81. 1917: tax. 81: $40
Henry S. Wallcrstein ct uX. to Charles
h PhillipS. rear part of lots and 2
bounded by Brook Avenue, Catherine
Henry and Leigh Streets April Is,
1917: tax 81. $40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-12
BUSINESS IS IRREGULAR
AND MOVES CAUTIOUSLY
Trade Reviews for Week Show I'm.
settled Conditions Due to
Economic Changes.
DISTRIBUTION IS BACKWARD
Unfavorable Weather and Extreme
Prices Cited as Causes Now AZ
fccting Jobbing-Govcrnme Pur-
chaScS Feature In Cotton.

NEW YORK, May ll.-Duns Weekly
Review of Trade Tomorrow will say:
Movements in both domestic and for-
eign business become more irregular
as further economic changes are CT
fectcd aud pressure of liquidation in
securities has continued. though with
comparatively little accompanying I'M
settlement. The tendency TO proceed
cautiously In entering upon new en-
gagemcntS is now moro generally an
parent. and some interests defer con-
templatcd projects pending the removal
OF existing uncertainties. Agricultu-
raj prospects. unfortunately, leave con-
siderable to be desired. and ;lcctlnuia :
tons OF merchandise result from the
restricting Influence OFF retail and Job
bling distribution of tho backward
weather and extreme prices. Yet spe-
cial causes arc not needed to account
for some abatement OF activity after
months OF unprecedented buying and
regular, transactions while less extern
sivc than. recently. arc still in note
worthy volume. Large government cx-
pcnditurcs for military cuuipmcnt i'm
part renewed stimulus TO some branche ell
OF business in about all sections, and
manufacturing facilities. with few eX-
ceptions. are taxed TO the utmost with
demand for lumber and other prod :
NN'' TIC Supply.
Maintenance of Industrial outputs is
rendered more difficult by the scarcity
or raw materials and skilled labor.
and ordinary requirements in num-
Der OF instances cannot now be con-
sidered while the continued delays in
transportation add to the uncertainty
regarding deliveries. Costs OF produc-
ton In textiles arc further enhanced
by additional wage increases. and these
changes tend to aocentuatc the strength
OF the commodity markets, though they
also augment the purchasing power OF
many consumers. Special financial OPP
erations, in conjunction with high
prices. influence bank clearinEs and
the total ut leading outside centers
this week Is 800 per cent greater than
last year. when the figures were un-
equallcd up TO that period"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-12
New Ynrk Curb Mnrknt

NEW YORK. May u.-While the curb
market continued quiet to-day, there was
u distinct hardening movement in evidence
only marrcd by the weakness in III. Rus
Slan government notes The industrial list
was very quiet. oils were dull but mining
stocks wcro little more. but better tone
seemed to prevail.
Sales. With closing bid and asked prices.
follow: l.rco Aetna Explosives -, Tf2T. 20
Ghevrolct Motor, ssa 100 200 Maxim Muni-
ttcns, l'sI2: 1000 United Motors, ISL Il Isl, !;
Jog Zinc Concentrative. 2Nu24.; % STANDARD.
on OF Ne" York, :s+I 2S6; IL Standard OIL
OF New Jersey. 6l2 "a tl6: 600 Cosdcn Refining
~ ls's: $50 Cosden OH Gas common. ia leis;
30 Federal OIL. ). q az: 900 International Pc
troieun. l2s. q lc'i: 10000 Metropolitan Retro
isum' ! S.lGH IL = 900 Okla homa Oil com
mon. ia a Si2; so Keystone Cons as as:
=. 20 Victoria OIL. a9lc 5000 Atlantis. l0GT
1917: 300 Big Ledge. 1a.m2;s: 400 Boston
and Montana 81 50: lS.eoS Calumet &
Jerome li2a 1as; SOC Cons. Arizona Smclt-
ing. l5-lsd2: 2.Gn tioidtirld Cons. 50f,5l:
|:."c Green Mon'ter: 1:i6Mlii: 1900 Jumbo
Extension. rs 81 500 Mckinley Darragh. II
a IS; 800 Mother Lode 26Gr2,: 800 Success
!sd 81 500 Ton"pah Extension ~. a "a; IN,
North American Pulp and Paper. q. a ~. !;
1000 Midwest OH. 80 q 20: go Usage iiominy
on. S2@ So. SEQ Oklahoma r. and r.. o..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-12
cHANCERY TRUST DEEDS.

Annie Walker to II. A. Mct'urdy.
first street north Of S street. May /.
c. II. Montague to American Trust
COMPANY. trustee. southern half OF
block .oi3 in plan of East Richmond:
also 10? acres being part Of Hunter
tract: also lot of personal proDerty.
March -. laiT. $4,000
Mary r. Wilkinson ct vir to Oscar
". Parrish. trustee lot S i'm block NJ
IN Battery Court. Nav q 1917: s1o5
!. Gnrn"tt Tabb 10 Pollard G Rugby.
INC. trustee S0xl2a feet south line Of
Rroad Street. 80 feet east of Davis
Av.nu". Ma" !. 1917: sIO.S2434.
Walter l.. Wills to Pollard &. Baghy.
INC. trustee. inxl35 feet southwest cor
" " Enr'Im Av"nu" and Essex Street.
:. Fnrdinhand Nrechi" ct ais. TO IIutzler
~" of Ashland Street May .. 1917:
Cory T. Roykin ct ux. to r'hnpin G.
h"'nborlayn". trustees. 10OXI1O font
south limo Of Racnn Road southwest
corner R"""n bod and C;oddin Street.
Nv :. NV. $500
aura Williams 10 Chanin G. Cham
h"r'"vn". trustees. !7xl19 foot west limo
az T"l'" street. between NcnnhIn aud
'""rin"t"r Streets. Nav T. roI7: so3i
Il. " Chairman ct Nv ia Poiirrd G..
"arbv. Inc. trrstocS. IS - nv ohn fco.
.n""m nc zoos Pleasant Street May 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-12
CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters were granted yesterday by
the state Corporation Commission as
follows:
Cour,iands Title Co, Inc. Mclean.
-. ). Mackall, president, Mclean; B. u.
Boteler. secretary, Washington. -. G..
Capital, $4,000. Guarantee titles to
real estate.
Tazewell- Bland Market and Trading
p praIi9rn ton N,c GTSmIm' Cross
trick. secretary. Graham. Capital. s35,-
600 Mercantile business.
Banks Painting and Decorating Co.
m ms; Morf9lk: b. Banks. president:
N Mr.f,Im samks; .s se Of
decorating.
Charlottesville Amusement Co., Inc,
Charlottesville. w. D. Rowe, presi-
dent: r. !. Brinkley, secretary and
ital. $4,000. Moving picture business
General Ice Delivery. Inc. Roanoke
X. IL. Griggs. president: l.. a. Scholz
Secrcthry-both of Roanoke. Capital
S9.OOn. Ice business.
Virginia Randolph Elicit School for
Girls. Inc, Henrico County. Rio Vista
Thomas r. McAdams. president: II. ".
f:llcrSon, Sccretary-both Of Richmond
Capital. $4,000. Conduct a boarding
and day school.
port News. @. 4. Tahchelor president.
New York: T.. S. Blanton. secretary
Newport News. Capital, $4,000. Real
estate business.
Bank and Trust Company of Chase
CITY. Chas" City. changing provisions
FOR number Of directors
:, Amendment to charter John r
hughes Co. Inc. Danvilic. increas-
Amendment to charter ~ Powers &
anderson. Inc. Richmond. increasing
capita! stock. $4,000 10 100000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-12
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

The United States Circuit Cour, OF
appeals reconvened yesterday morn
ing at 10 O'clock, with Circuit Judges
trirt Judge Smith in attendance.
Cases argued yesterday:
No l5O6-Samnel y. Hays. collector
OF internal revenue: plaintiT In error.
error to the District Court az ParEcrs,
burg w. Va. and No. l5O7--Samuel A.
HAYS. collector of internal revenue,
plaintiff I'm error. w. ~. Z. Duncan. Jr..
Defendant in error: error to the District
Court at Parkersburg. w. Va. On mo-
ton of the defendants in error TO dis
miss. Continued to May Il.
No l5o9-F. y ,Shryock. plaintiff in
error VS.. :. T.. CalkinS & Co. defendant
IN error: error to the District Court at
l.ynchburE. Va. Argued by Harry n.
, Kern va and T. " Harrison. Of winches.
by Randolph Harrison. of Lyuchburg,
Va. and James II. Malone. of Memphis.
Tenn. for the defendant in error. and
submitted
This being conference day. there will
be no arguments of cases but the court
VIII go into conference upon case.
heretofore argued and remaining un-
Case in call Monday:
No. l5lo-Thc Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company. plaintiff in error.
vs.. Abigail Needham, defendant in err
Charleston. w. Va. TO he argued by
Enslow. Fitzpatrick & Baker. Of Hunt,
ihGton. W. Va, Tor tho plaintiff In err
r r9r, ,G and by ~. Mair@lm Jackson, of
in error.
admitted to practice:
James II. Malone. of Memphis Tenn.
Larry II: Kern. and T w. Harrison Of
as attorneys and counselors i'm this
court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-12

MEM YORK, May 1.-THE cotton
market has shown continued nervous
ness during the week. and fluctuations
have been'very irregular. During the
earlier part prices sold off under active
liquidation and scattering pressure
Much of this selling was attributed
partly to nervousness over the war
revenue bill and disposition to liuui-
dat" holdings Of bot! stocks and com
modities IN order to reinvest i'm gov
eminent bonds Reports of low tenn
peratEres in the South helped to check
selling on declines. but the rains were
considered generally beneficial and
following Wednesdays forecast for
warmer weather. tho market broke to
1914 for July and lS.3, for October
making Il decline of liz to 100 points
from the high level of May /. Trade
interests We're l.uyers on this decline
owevcr and the market turned
ilrmer toward the end OF tho week on
covering. Prices advanced to-day.
.'ult selling up TO 1865 and October to
1888. or about 81 20 90 points above
the low level Of tho week No ma
'rral change has hccn reported in the
ocean freight situation in the mat
81 "' ms rim" war ri''ls>. hut tho amount
Of tonnage reported sunk by sub
marines during the past week showed
some fallir" OF. md il is reported
tAat work is about t. begin On the
wooden siipS planned rs freight car
ric-S Nv ihc government.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-12

cautious spirit and as rates for
money arc higher tho tendency ia
numerous lines is to mark time and
naturally the floating OF the Liberty
ao",i deters other financing and the
stock market is Irregular Luxurie,
arc being cschewed for foodsturs, but
u good development I'm this respect ia
that buying and boarding of food
seems TO have subsidized. not, however.
before prices had been forced to record
n'sh levels Wheat, corn. live stock
and I'm fuct all foods are very bIcb.
but as the season advances supplies
OF early crops come out moro freely.
obviously, growers with vegetables 10
sell arc reaping rcmuneratfvc prices
IN textile lines government purchases
OF COTTON and WOODEN goods are the
features and raw wool sells freely ~,
DC used on government orders"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-12
BUILDING PERNIITs.

Richmond Oil Company. to repair
brick warehouse on Stockton Street
between Second and Third Streets, to
cost 500.
Nicholas J. I.awlcr. to repair brick
shop, SOC East Cary Street. to cost s365.
u. b. Elam. to repair brick store,
81 West Broad Street. TO cost $495.
store 3o6 North Sixth Street. to cost
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Com
Danv. to repair frame Office south side
of Seventh Street. between Semmes
Avenue and Free Bridge, to cost $3.50.
Mrs. H. G.. Lynn. to repair two
to cost $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-12
CHASSIS END SESSION
Annual Meeting of
Reformed Church ADJOURN. n
RInkerton
Especial to Tic Times.

ESPECIAL to The Times Dispa tch.1
WooDSTOCk. VA. May 1.-THE
seVenty-eighth annual session of the
virginia Chassis uf the Reformed
S , III, the United states which has
Grace Reformed Church, Rinkerton.
Shenandoah County. has adjourned. Tho
annual sermon was delivered by tho
ret'rinS president. Rev. Il. X. Hay, of
Mount Jackson.
oticers for tho ensuing year were
elected as follows President. Rev. S.
w. Beck. of Mount Crnw ford. v,caH
president. j. Il. Grove, OF Roanoke.
slated clerk, Rev. r. X. Cromer. Of
winchester: corresponding secrctarv
Rev. n. III. Fravel. OF TimberviIle:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-12
DOMINANT NOTE INDICATES
CONSERVATISM IS OBSCURED

NEW YORK. May 11.-Bradstreet's
tomorrow will say:
While some sections OF the country
continue TO send In cheerful news re-
garding trade. the dominant note indi-
Gates conservatism which is not OBJ
scured either by heavy government
buying nor by the fact that industry
keeps moving at an active pace, ac-
comDanied by advancing wages In
ordinatcly high prices for commodities
restrict purchases OF other lines and
as the weather over a large area has
been decidedly unreasonable, retail
dealers have not been able to work off
stocks. consequently recorders from
jobbers. speaking i'm broad sense are
conspicuous by their absence. More
over. country trade is stilled by the
TACT that farmers are buSily engaged
in planting and trying to make up for
backward weather conditions Dras-
tic taxation plans involving higher
duties. coupled with establishments to
war basis on certain products cause
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-12
9so-ass Hickory Street. February 20.

93o-9a2 Hickory Street. February 20.
1917; $500.
H. Il. Pollard. Jr.. trustee. to Joseph
RAFFERTY,. 36N9l feet. known as 2Si2-
2Sli o Street. May .. 1917: $72S.
Bank OF Commerce and Trusts. trus-
tee. to H. ID, Utlcy ct uN., 24l- by
l22 feet cast line Of Twcnty-nipth
street. 791-3 feet south of Lcis II
Street. May .. 1917: Sl,SO2.
NJ. ID. Nunnally. trustee. to Arlio l..
Gill. 5SN71 feet south line of Peasants
street, % feet west Of Twcnty-iirst
Street. May IL. 1917; s2.S52.
Reheson & Crutchhcld. trustees. TO
Davis & Archer, SO feet 6i-i inches by
81 2-3 feet. known as 1t2l-i423 West
Leigh Street. May II. 1917: S2.596.
Stuart Bowe, trustee. to John L..
Daley, 24X1l9 feet west line OF Tulip
street, between vcnable and Caring
ton streets; April .. 1917: s2l2.
LIE Roy II. Brown, trustee. to William
e. :, Allen i2aNl55 7-l2 feet north line of
IL street, 100 feet east of Thirty fourth
Street. April 80, 1917; S7US.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-12
Real Estate Summary
is thanccry transfers S5;7SO OO
Ghnnrery trust deeds .tON53 On
Chnncery release deeds 0,5S3 81
building permits ..dSa on
CHANCEItY TRANSFERS.

:. Charles Is. Willis ct ux. to William
Twenty-cighth Street. 1856 feet north
Of Nine Mile Road. March ., 1917; tax,
81; so, >'
H. y. Phillips to Henry s. Waller
stein. 66Xa0 feet northwest corner :,
James and Jackson Street. including
brick Nat building. April 20. 1917:
sl2.5U0.
Roland w. Jenkins ct ux. to Thomas
G. Tinsley. 46l- by &c 20 feet cast
line OF Shook Alley, 765-l2 feet north
OF Dural street May 8. 1919; $1,000.
G.: y. Perry to William Henry White.
20 feet 3 81 inches by I2O feet, known
as o6l7 West Cary Street. December
IS. 1917: tax, $3.50.
Benjamin It. crump, Inc, to r. Gar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-12
BOND LIST

American Writing Paper 5s.....s,....... 50
Anglo French .: ......:................ a52
Ailanuc Coast Line LIST +s................ So.
A. {. LII. and y. col. is "a SIX Cd -. 81
y; {. l.. CIV. - tBaltmorel taskcdp.... ssfa
Chesapeake sud Ohio CIV. ii.S ibid ).... a.
Chesapeake and Ohio cv. ~ (hi,i) go. So.
ltggtt and Myers Observation-Disclosures. aai.
Mercantile Marine Observation-Disclosures. eI
Sea board Air Line adj. IS 1askedp...... IS
Southern Ra;lway observation-disclosures. 81.
L. : Registered IS, 1880 ,bidb ......... rs
L. s Registered S.. 1915 lbid> ........... "a
I. :. Registered *. 1925 ibid ......... loo
I. s. Registered Panama IS. 1851 tbidp 81
tuitsd Sta ties St'"l { Ss........,..... less
Ma Brown Bros. CTS. (W. Na.) ,asked) 81
Va Car. Chemical Co 5s.............. 20
Na.-Car. Chem. Co. cy. ss................ I'D
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-12
RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
lSales ~ Union StnckAa1ds

-, TIchinOnd, Va May = lNl-
th"'ce steers ivt2 q II; medium 20 .ood. .
70 ~. common 10 fair. 10 Sis Chnj.a
fheifors, So u ga medium TO good. "a. TO
s,2' common to fair. to ~. Choice cows,
l'2 l" - medium TO good. 6a to w; COR.
mon TO iair, b's TO ga. Best oxen. ~, 10
"a medium 70 good. Ga TO Tiz: conn mon
70 fair. . TO 90. Rest heavy bulls q TO s.,
light. 70 T. Best calves. II 10 u: com.
mon 10 f"ir TO n: Rest heavy hogs Is
70 H1; medium weight. 10 10 "a: shontc
10Y to M. SONS and stays. TO IL Hest
Sho:r; 81 To- 1r1: common TO fair. S 10 s.
Best lambs le'7 To II. common TO fair TO
+: spring lambs. choice. s. TO 50 per hesd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-12
Bank CleariDps.

~ " l'pRk. NAV n.-BanE Clnar'nCS II
the United States for the week ending Ma,
10 - -"nnrtcd TO B-nds'rcct's Journal Now
York aggregate f5.6fo l3l nm. against $685.
$500 last week and s+.43+. 81 0on in thi
w."k la, wear. Following are som" NJ tn
"hanS shown this week as compared witt
New York Sc go. 7n3. mn: increase .ai
i'hirar 20. $40 81" n0o. increase. 3s.I
rhiiadolrhi. s:ia 345 nm: increase. IL
Hos'on. s2l'.sl0. nan: Increase. H.
81. I.ouis. si2s fa2 nH-l: increase. :S.7
Kansas City. Sl+n. 90: increase. g.
san Francisco. So. &C. nm: increase ~
PITTSBURGH. 80 So hGh: increase, PC:
Llc:cland. sGT as 600: increase. f+.i
Detroit. s"3 2So. nho: increase. As
Baltimore. so. An hfT: decrease, Is
Cincinnati. &4oa2a ION: increase. 49,
Minn"a rolis. f2i 20 Goo: increase. Az.
New Orleans. go. hfn: increase. 4"t
Los Angeles s2o I1IOoo: increaec oo4
omaha, s%istI o"o: increase. 5e.1.
milwaukee,. ~ n23 ,nhl: increase. 80.
Richmond so. 20 coo: increase 500.
atlanta. s:i 2l7 "n0: increase. iI.n
Louisville. SIS 7s2 roo: increase. IS
Seattle. ,ls.ss mo-: increase. $50.
St Paul. 81 SOC Nc: increase, ~.
Denver. slt36c. nnn: increase 81
Portland. orn slII6l,Hna: increase, 3s.a
Indinnapols .lH hls nAo: increase oss
81. J"scrh r7ci5 nm. increase OIL
Salt Lake CITY, SO 49, mn: Increase yss
Providence. 3aSaT 0fN: increase 20
Columbus. sc..hs. M: increase PAS
Fort Worth. 81: .sai ON: increase ESQ
Washington u. G. sii 5000: increase. ls.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-12
COTTON MARKETS.
oCaskie q. Burch & Coz

NEW YORK, May n.-Cottou advanced
sharply to-day. with July contracts selling
w to 1855. or - p"ints above last nights
rlcsc and g points above the low Lowell
OF last Wednesday. That delivery cioscd
at i,G'c. with the general list closing very
steady At not advance of /. To - points
The market opor.d steady. To point
NJ on overnight huvinE orders Tho market
soon showed inCr"i,s ing strength an buiiis II
priNrt" crop adVi""s from III" eastern belt
further trade buying and covering Of shorts
Nall street wss particularly heavy buyer.
stop orders w.rc uncovered with October
selling up To ls">c and December To 10 OjC
Win a"ilN" months generally showing not
advances OF - to = points early in tho
afternoon The buying then hcc,m" loss
active, aud later fluctuations Wcr. some
vhat irregular as result OF realizing hut
the market closed within OF ; points
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-12
, liENRICo TRANSFERS,

Wcsthampton Heights Company 10
Bessie j. PEBBLES. lot in block S i'm
plat Of Westhampton Heights. jan
uary II. 1917; $500.
TO Maggie l.. Walker. lots Is and rs in
block II in plat of Washington Park.
May >. 1917; $i25.
Washington Park Land Corporation
TO Maggie l.. Walker. lot n In block
"a i'm plat of Washington Park Sep
tender &c 1915: 5000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-12
Southern Railway system

rains Leave hiGbnionu--.uius ., ,,.,,
S SonssSoI9 nEufes not guaranteed. For sn.
HE D a pus! s.I
r; NJ: $500 +. e.. local Tor k.T ear open s:vs
SiIy anu Hunal9 JunctionAweeE dsva eaass
+. ~ da,iy local to Wes, Point. anH tns
:M,: ,h drain connecting for BsitimoT:
Trains Arrive Richrnonl-Froln th. so,,..
2 a.. daily; $50 A; ST.. EXCEPT H s1n11.:!s
other day. Inquire agents a. Al every
once so7 E. Main ST. Phone Madison ~,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-12
CuICAGO GR.N MaKKEr.

CHICAGO. May l-Unparalle,ed high
prices III the wheat market reached ! point
to-day. where leading houses refused out
right any business that involved contracts
requiring delivery this month To lesser
extent. July WAS also put under ban
:Nter an catreme advance OF lla.c, the mar
ket closed unsettled. lac to &c ne; higher
with May at s3is and July al s2.isA, to
S@.5o'2. Corn finished li7c off 10 sc up.
oats, gained i,c to lac. and provisions
Showed rise Of &c 10 ljc.