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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-04-11

New York. April lo,--cotton goods were
very strong today. large purchases being
made for commercial and government use.
Yarns were higher and active. Mems wear
Is being held firm and wool markets under
control awaiting government action on mil
ltAry orders Reports were current that a
tax was 10 be placed on ray silk for rev
ehue purposes.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-04-11
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Cattle Steady, Hogs Weak and Sheep Tn
settled.

Chicago, H., April lo.--Cattle-Receipts
5000 head; market steady; native beef cat
tie, se.40a13.35; stockers and feeders. $40
dlo.15: cows and heifers, $3.50 ll.2O;
calves, ss.00@1350.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900 head: market
closed weak at l5c above yesterdays aver
age; top. $3.50, a new high record; bulk.
tl6.10416.35; light, S15.60af6.S0. mixed,
S16.s0@l6.40; heavy. Si5,754i640; rough,
S1b.75 915.s5; pigs, $if.15@i4s5.
Sheep and Lambs--Receipts, 1900 head:
market unsettled; wethers, si0.60@lSoO:
ewes, 3sl09l240: lambs. s11,90dl5.70.N
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-04-11

New York, April 1o.--Evaporated Apples
Quiet; fancy, ll@i2c; choice, 1oc; prime,
81 @shc, -'@
Dried Fruit-Prunes, strong: CALIFORNIA;,
sisQsSc; oresons, i0Gl0hc. Apricots,
firm; fancy, zoe. Peaches, firm: choice.
sac; extra choice, sAc; fancy. sSc,
Raisins, steady; choice to fancy seeded. SO
Sc; seedless, ioh @ilhc; London layers,
$3.50.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-04-11

New York, April iO.--Metais--Lead,
steady: offered enc. spelter. quiet: spot
East IS, Louis delivery offered lOc. Copper.
quiet; eiectrolyttc, spot and second quarter.
$500 G34,o0i nominal; third quarter. $4,000
U320o. Iron firm; No. 1 southern, $4,000
$4,000: No :. $500 q 5000. Tin steady;
spot, $3.50 $500.
At London; Spot copper. 1885, futures,
flS5, los; eleetrolytic. fi5i. Tin, f2l6. SIS;
futures, f2ls, IS. Lead. $40. los, spelter.
fbs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-04-11

London, April 1o.-American stocks were
adjusted to lower parity on the Stock
exchange today
Silver-Bar, $3.50 per ounce.
Money-sh per cent.
Discount Rates-Short bills, ~ per cent;
three months, ~ per cent.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-04-11

Savannah, Ca, April lo.--Turpentine--
Firm; F@Fhe; sales, sec; receipts, So
bills; shipments, $50 bills; stock. s,ssS
bills.
Rcsn--Firm; sales, lt5 bills: receipts,
SEA bbls,; shipments, 40 bills; stock. eS.-
ass bbls. Quote A, r. c, D. Z. ss.55; \. C,
u, I, $3.50; X, NJ, 1855; n, $40; VIC. ss.7S;
WV, $3.50.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-04-11
ARLoT RECEIPTS

These sales were reported today:
Wheat-No. hard winter: car s2.22;
car. 2.2l; as cars. 1920; as cars
s21s. No. . hard winter: cars, s2.1s;
/ car, 32is; car t2.i5. No. hard win
ter; cars. s2.1s; l car, s21s; l car,
t215. No. 4 hard winter: car, s21s;
3 cars, S2.l6; 2 as cars. $2l5; car, 32.1+
l car, $2.l2; / car (smutty), s2o7h. Sam
pie hard winter; car (corn mixed). $21S:
/ car, s211; / car, $2.o5 No. white spring:
/ car, S2oi. No. 3 durum: l car, s2O7. No.
1 durum; / car, s2.o5. No. mixed hu-
rum: car. ss.O7. Sample mixed:
car salt,
Rys--No. 3; car, $40; y car, il.sa.
BarIey-No. / feed: y car. N.20; !
car Ills. ~
tshipper's weights), s1.35; as car, tl.34h.
No. white: car Shippers weights),
sI.s2h; 2 cars, 1874. No. yellow: cars.
sI32; car. $l.31ia. No. 9 yellow: cars,
sl,31h; 8 cars, s1.sl; car shippers
weightS, s1.si. No: l mixed; l car !ship-
(shipper's weishts). $3.50. No. 3 mixed: l
car (shippers weights), $40; I cars $3.50;
I car, si.29h; cars. s1.29. No. mixed
l car Shippers weights). $3.50; car. &1.30;
l car. sl,2sh; car. r,2s. No. mixed
/ car, 3i.2S. Sample mixed: car. N2s.
Oats-No. white: car tshippers
weights), $50; 2 cars. csc; cars. 67hc.
No. 4 white: ? cars, 67c. Sample white:
car, 67kc; 2 cars. SIC.
Omaha Cash Prices-Wheat: No, hard.
S2ls@222; No. hard, t21+@21s; No. 4
hard, Sl.O7621s: No. durum. &2.o6 2'os;
No. 9 durum, $2.05@207. Corn No. 2
white, s1.34h 91.35h No. 3 white, $3.50
l.34h; No 1 white, t1.3SN @1.34E; No. s
white. si,Sah 91.33%; No. white, 1850
1881; No. yellow. 31.3ih @1.S2; No. .
yellow. sL31@l.31h; No. yellow, i.3o u o
t.3i; No yellow. 31.aOA @ i'so*i No,
yellow, t1so@l.3Oh: No, . mixed, tt.29h @
i. 30; No, 3 mixed. f1.2s@1.so; No. mixed
sI.2sh @l.so; No. S mixed, ,i.2sN al.2st
No. 6 mixed, S1.27A 6l.2s. Oats: No.
white, ss66shc; standard. SIN 66shc: No
. white. 67h @6sc; No. white. e6k Q67c
Barley. Mating, sl23d1.36; No. feed
H.15G1.22 Rye: No. 2, H.ss8Ln; No. 8
$1.ss917o.
4 Local range Of options:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-04-11

Quotations furnished by Burns, brlhker q
Co, 44s-52 Omaha National Bank Building.
Omaha.
STOCKS Bid. Asked.
Continental Gas & Elec. pfd 10 rs
Cudahy Packing Co.. com. ..122 12s
Deere & Co., pfti 9S 100
Douglas Hotel Co. combined. rs san
Gooch NJ. & E. Co., 7pct p. "B". 100 1os
Interstate Hotel, pfd. bonus. is IS
Kapsas City Railways, conn.,. 27h -,
Kansas City Railways, pfd.... 81 63h
Kan. City Light 6 Power, CONF 3sh Al
Lincoln Tel. & Tel, com, 7 pct. ss 100
Mountain States Tel. & Tel...1l3A 114A
ON. g. Co. Bluffs st. Ry., com. -
ON. & Co. Bluffs st. Ry, pfd.. 10 "a
ON & Co. Bluffs Ry. & B., pfd. So IS
NJ. C. Peters Mill Co, 6 pct, pfd ssh looh
Swift and Company. ..........1s3 1861
Union Stock Yards Co., pct. .1o2
BONDS
Am. Foreign Secs. Co. pct. 10. sS ss%
Anglo French s pct. Conv, 1920. s3h ~
Chinese Rep. 6pct. T. N. 1l-ls. 81 SYN
Cudahy Packing Co, S. 1876. 90 100
Chicago Ry. list IS. 1s27..... IS 81
Hastings. Neb. AZ pct. s. D. '27.10o.Ss 1o1.6s
Kansas City Ry. IS, 1944....... 81 9s
Norfolk, Neb. Park Is. 1926. ..101.S3 102,ss
Omaha Athletic Club 6s, 1923 eeh 100
On & Co. Bluffs st. Ry. IS 1928 s6h s7h
City of Omaha. .......,........ t.Vopt'
Pillsbury- washburn Flour, I'd Is san SSH
Pender, Neb., Water IS, 1885,. .10206 1o3.O6
Rocky Mountain Fuel IS, bonus 40 80
Russian Gov. 5h pct. T. B. 81 ssh So
scottsbluff &. D. Nsb. B. IS, '36.1o546 ios4S
swift and Company IS, 1914. l01 1913
Thurston Co. n. 8. B. SIS. 192o.2S ~
I'm King of ct. p, 8 l. IS. s-'ls OF s7h
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-04-11
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.

Live Poultry--Broilers. IN to . lbs, 35c;
brofiers, . to ~ lbs, 26c: hens, under I
lbs, acc: hens, over lbs. 1sc;
springs. 22c; old ROSTERS and stays,
Ice; turkeys. 20c; capons, over 0 lbs, 2tc;
capons, Q lbs. and under, zoe; guineas, each.
any size, 26c; squads. Homers, IA OF. each.
per dozen, 800; pigeons, per dozen, e0c.
Butter-Choice creamery. No. l. ave. No.
Z. ssc.
Wholesale Prices on olcomarsarine-Nat-
ural color: Premium, CSC: Challenge, 24c.
Kersey, 22c: Lily. 1ohc; Lincoln. 1shc.
White: Snowflake, 2+c.
Eggs--Fresh, No. !, case. $3.50: No. ..
fresh, $40; crax, case. $3.50.
Cheese quotations BY Uriau 4 Co.;
Cheese--Fancy domestic, 42c; block, S2c:
twins. 2shc; daisies. s7c: triplets. 27c;
atnc: ilrnburser. 2sc; Hcrkeimer IN. ~
white, use: roquefort. 6bc.
Wholesale prices OF beef cuts: Ribs. No
I, ssc; No. 4, 2lhc; No. .. 1shc. Loins, No
I, ate; No. ,, 26c: No. 3, 1shc. Chucks, No
/, 1shc; No. ., 1sHc; No. 3, l5hc. Rounds
No. !. 1sc; No. 2. INC; No. 3. lie. Plates
No. !, 1tkc; No. .. lac: No. ), lsc.
~S Ss.s1 ~. ss'-1''''"' ''' $780, '''' '+''
ASHysoth esisy, per dossn. 30.
Silver. 1sc:. Trout Ito: catfish. lSo: Alaska
roSdS. i4e; pieEsrsi. dressed. iaSc: round
ehe; herring. round, INC; herring. $40
uSs b. ar scusd m .a ii iSc s sr 'ss
Tish-Hslibut, frozen, iso h. Halibut
strictly fresh SOC h. Salmon. Falls frozen
iio ID. Salmon. silvers frozen, Ito ID
Black Cod. Ilho ID. Sable Fish. Inc lb
Catfish. large and o. s.. zoe lb. Catfish, ls'
Id. Black Bass, o. g.. $50 h.; small. med
ium. aec Id. Buffalo. lie h. Pickerel
| round. frozen, $40 Id. Pickerel, dressed
froaen. 10ho ID. Smoked whiting, Ice lb
| Frozen oroppies, Ice lb.; Catfish. Ice h.
| whitefish. medium. 1sc Id. sunfish, &c lb
Roe shad. each, soc. Kippered Salmon. 49,
large. 1bo ID, Bluefish, 1to Id. Pike, lac lib
smoked, SAT- and Spiced Fish Smoke,
white ohpes. 10; kippered salmon. lsc; fin
nan hsdd,s: i1c; Goldfish l2e: Puritan s sod
sosssr. Dpsc'fa q box. ss: 10 70 'i boa ,sss
kippersd cod, lo.ib. baskets. 900; whitefisf
10. !, 20 ~. sslS; 10 lbs. sl.io; herrinr
oysters--'King Cole" large cans. stan
dards, 4oe; selects. 45o; counts, SOC
Prices furnished by Gilinsky Fruit com
pany.
Fruits--oranges. box: s5os. csss. s2I
ss,as; zoos, a1ss. Ss,7B; zoos to iTss. AOt
Lemons, box: Fancy s0os, ss0s, $500
SIS, $500; 46s, s4sb. Apples, box: Jono
thans, extra fancy. sass; fancy, s2,00: "
W. Pearmaines, ss,2b; fancy, $500; Ar
Blacks, s2.5o; Ben Davis, orchard run. s1.s,
Bananas, 10 ID.
observation-disclosures, Colorado. 1855 nu
R. r. ohios, 3s.26 bu.. new No. l, s&.t
hamper; sweet potatoes. sa.e5 hamper; see
sweet potatoes. ts.9b Dbl: celery, 800 doE
per crate. $3.50; turntps. carrots parsnip
rutabaEoes, 10 lb.I cabbage, loo lb, lettue
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-04-11
LIVE STOCK MARKET
Good Killers Steady to Strong
and Others Weak to Ten
Lower-Sheep Steady.
HOGS TEN TO TWENTY UP


Receipts and disposition OF live stock at
the Union Stock yards, Omaha, Neb.. for
.weuty-four hours ending at p. m. yester-
terday afternoon:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-04-11

Persistent Advertising Is the Road
To Success.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-04-11

Receipts here are light, market firm ana
higher on tho h.tter grades OF prairie hay
demand continues good. alfalfa is firm and
steady.
Hay--prairie: Choice upland, tl4to0
1890; No. !. s1s5o@l4Oo; No, ., $4,000
1850; No. J. ss.oO9s.0O; No. nidlad
s1s,Oo@ls.5o; No. >. sii.Oo9il.5O; No. /
lowland. So5oallSo; No. ., 5000 90;
No, ), s7.GeGs,oo.
Alfalfa-cholce. $4,000 1000; No. /.
s1s.0o9l9.o0; standard, 5.00@17,Oo; No. .,
Sis.o0@l4O0; No. Q, s10.506l2.5O.
Dat straw, sL006I50. wheat straw, $500
@6.6o,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-04-11

O. ~ s
THE REST OF VAInEyuIE

Daily Matinee. ass Night 8:iS - This wssk:
GEORGE NASH & CO.; 0RvlllE HARRoLD;
PIlceR & DOUGLAS Foster Ball: Henry keane &
Dorothy Mortimer: Towards Animal Spectacle: witt
& Winter; 0rpheum Travel Weekly. Prices, Natl.
Noes gallery. i0c best seats (except Saturday and
Sunday, Csc; nights i0c, Csc, 500 and $50.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-04-11

Receipts Of live stock at the five principal
Tar hat
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-04-11
Local Stocks and Bonds,

Quotations furnished by Burns. Brinker &
Co, 449-52 Omaha National Bank Building.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-10
SOUTHERN TO OPEN AN
AGENCY IN ARGENTINt

Chattanooga. Tenn. April Am
Argentine agency with headquarters
At Buenos Aires will he opened on
May 5 by the Southern railway syS-
tenn and the Mobile d Ohio railroad
in a further effort to aid Southern
manufacturers to extend their trade
in foreign markets, particularly those
of South America
Il II Alderman. formerly chief
clerk in the South American agency
at Chattanooga. has been named as
Argentine agent He has been COR
nected with the South American
agency since it's establishments in
April, 1914, and is we'll qualified 10
aid Southern manufacturers contem-
plating representation in Argentina
The South American agency will be
glad 70 forward to Mr.. Alderman any
requests for Information in regard To
Argentine markets, such service 10 lie
rendered withou; charge
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-10
NEw yoRI< corro~ MARKET.
touotntio~% by Miller Il Co., N~mb,rs
New Work Cotton E.xchnn.rN

Now York, April evident fuctu-
atoms marked trading in cotton to-
da% VITA The opening one OF the most
sensational and excited In the history
OF tho TRADE. Zig gains were scored
a thc outset on an avalanche OF
buying orders, which apDearcd to
come from all directions. Near month
shorts were demoralzed. The rise
seemed to reflect III" combined in
fnence OF unfavorA BILE weather. a
scare Of uld crop shorts and favor
81 'e View of the war news. bnt il was
chiefN the weather that was en-
phas2"d, many asserting that the new
crop was getting one Of the worst
starts on RECORD. Later realizing
caused a setback, but the market
moved M 9sgain only to react on
heavy realizing. The first tone was
firm. with p'iceS advancing CO to 135
ooints. The first sale In the May OPP
'5"0 was ar 20 60. comrarcd with
core at the close last Thursday. but
before the c0d OF the call that month
sold at 2l.25.
After The call. WHICH consumed
hff"en minutes there was more
orderly trading, but some excitement
continued. May reacted s5 points to
-" % and luly dropped 50 points to
9" GO. 10y the end of the first twenty
minutes or trading but rallies fol-
loved hy further short covering.
Later offerings became heavy on
5he advance of some so 10 $50 points
frGra ThJr07ays close Sharp re-
actions followed: July contracts for
in''ruce. selling off from 2t.4o TO
20.45
Ia Tho FINAL hour "A wave Of profit
,aA i0H tv nnny old longs caused
violent reaction, prices ceiling down
- within a hout. tfwsntv. points of /
ThurSdaV'e close. Wall street houses
VERT particularly heavy selling part
IS BASED on an easier tone IA the stock
market and a freak in wheat. Liver
nool was "A seller. Old crop shorts
took advantage Of the drop TO cover.
promoting late rally Of twenty TO
thirty points from the lowest levels
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-10
COMPLETE RED CROSS
CHAPTER WEDNESDAY
Service At Any Time and Prcpar-
ntions VIII BE Completed

The organization committee or the
Richmond chapter OF the American
Red Cross is expecting a call tor ser
vice at any time from the national
headquarters, and has accordingly
determined to complete the formation
4 the local chapter at called meet
ing. TO he held in the auditorium OF
the Chamber of Commerce Wednes-
day afternoon at 5 O'Clock
The first duty the local committee
anti ipates it will be called upon to
istbarge is that of providing for the
wants of troops who will be dispatch
ed through Richmond at an early date
on their way to mobilization centers.
While the movement of these troops
Will not he announced publicly, the
local chapter will doubtless be advised
and will be requested by national
headquarters TO see that the needs Of
the troop trains are supplied while
waiting in Richmond.
Henry w. Anderson. chairman of
the organization committee state1
last evening. in issuing the call for
the meeting tomorrow. that the com
try apparently was not aroused to the
necessity of immediate organization.
at would be a great mistake" said
Air. Anderson. Ito defer organization
of Richmond's Red Cross work until
actual hostilitles are in progress. To
procuee an efficient organization of
the nations means OF relief. steps
must be taken well in advance of
ac;nal engagements. The National
Rcd Cross must know just what as
sistance will he given 10y local chap
ters in different parts OF the country.
what financial assistance. what sup
plies and what personal service it can
h1 l.. N. I~h
know that this city wants to do it's
full part in cooperation with the Of
&c Al agency of relief. All who wish
&c have part locally, in any aspect
OF natlsnal relief services are invited
e. the meeting tomorrow afternoon"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-10
SEARCH FOR WAR FUA0,
| TO BEGIN. IMMEDIATELY
Forms Special Committee to Dis.
cuss Raising Emergency Finances.

Washington, April a.-The United
States chamber OF commerce last night
announced that it Will take up th(
problem of war finance, through 4
special committee. to aid the gov|
eminent financial agencies. in th(
search for war funds The special
committee of the chamber will nleeI
soon to discuss plans for bonds. mi
direct taxes on luxuries. excess prod
it's income Jax increases. and special
security issues The announcement
of the chamber said that special
effort would he made 10 aid the govl
eminent In avoiding financial misl
takes made by the European couni
tries.
The committee as announced II
composed of: Wallace ID, Simmond
st Louis, chairman. John V Farl
well. Chicago; Edward \ Filene. Bod
ton: p. w. Goebel. Kansas City: Prod
lessor John A. Gray, University a
Minnesota: Edmund ID. Hubert, Chil
cago: Hugh Mex. Landoue Indianapol
lis: Robert +. Maddox. Atlanta. Sand
uel McRoberts. New York; ProfeA|
sor Oliver NJ. w. Sprague, OF Harvard
university.
The committee will begin It's wort|
this week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-10
State Corporation Commission,

Charters and amendments were is
sued yesterday as follows:
College Apartment corporation.
Richmond. Va. $4,000. Real estate.
J. A. Ramstetter, president: Jno. s.
Christian, secretary. Richmond, Va.
The w. F.. Griffith Company, Inc"
Emmerton. Va. $4,000. Mercantile
business w. F. Griffith, president:
"a. ''''"
The Kelly Auto Supply Company,
Inc, Richmond. Va $4,000. Auto
mobile supplies. John s. Kelly. presi-
dent; b. Dennis, Jr.. secretary. Rich
mond. Va
J. NJ Chapel optical Company.
Inc. Roanoke, Va. $4,000, Opt
cal business. J. NJ, Chapel. pres--
dent; NJ. +. Chapel: secretary and
sycamore Island Plantation, Inc,
Richmond. Va. $6s,ooo. stock rails
ing. etc. \ w Hutchinson, president.
Chicago. nj Harry f. Warne, sec
rotary and treasurer Manteo Va.
The Port Republic Electric Light
and Power company. Port Republic,
Va 5000 Light and power plant,
-. II. Lamb, president: w l.. Dins-
more, secretary, Port Republic, Va.
AnllROWle lIEHl anu EpNtt 1plii-
pany. Chilhowie, Va. j. II. Tate,
president. W. F. Vaughan. secretary
end treasurer. Chilhowte. Va.
Richmond School OF Social Econ
omy, Inc. Richmond. Va No capt
tai. Geo ". Stevens, president. Rich
mond. Va: Virginia s. Mckinney,
secretary. Petersburg. Va.
The Harlow Hardy Company, Inc.
Petersburg. Va $4,000. Furniture
business, @. u Harlow, president;
G. w Hardy secretary. Petersburg,
Va
Brunswick Land corporation. Law
rencevile, Va SIS 900 Real estate.
l. H. Raney. president. J. W. Up
church, secretary. .Lawrenceriile. Va.
wilson Wampler Company. Inc.
Harrisonburg. Va. $4,000. Merean-
tile business r c. Wampler, presi
dent; X c. Huffman, secretary Har-
risonburg. Va.
Luu-Wanner corporation. Norfolk.
Va. $4,000. Machinery business.
n. II. Lull, president, Patchogue. ~.
y; Lawrence a. Culver. secretary,
Norfolk, Va.
Porter & Stephenson, Inc. Norfolk.
Va. $4,000 Produce business, T.
f. Porter president; II. Stephenson.
secretary. Norfolk. Va.
Roam Land corporation, Bristol. Wa.
Sat, uUU. keal estate l.. NJ. -Seas
president. johnson City. Tenn; J. r.
Sinmonds, secretary. Johnson City
Tenn.
Amendment to charter of hallway
supply Company of Alabama, Inc.
Roanoke. Va. changing principal Of
fee to Richmond. Va.
Foreign charters:
John H Parker company, a New
Y 0TiK corporation dentestieated 10 do
business In Virginia. Gedres II Win
ston, statutory agent. Richmond. Va
Capital. $3.50
Amendment to charter Union Car
bide company, Richmond, Va, in
cveasing capital stock, s3o.0oo.oo0, to
$50 900 000
Deverell Spencer and Company.
Inc. Maryland corporation domesti-
Gated. $4,000 capital. Andrew ID
Christian, statutory agent, Richmond,
Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-10

CHaNCERY TRANSFERS.
seven Deeds of bargain and sale Re-
corded Yesterday.
Collected by the Daily Record.

stuart Bowe, trustee tproperty of
Mary T. Snowa ct vir.) to Florence
Hatton S. feet II 1-2 inches on n
l5-foot alley. extending southwardly
from Leigh street. property begins SIS
feet south Of Leigh street; 1920
Florence Hatton to w. +. Drink
ara. Jr,, ~ feet II l2 inches on
a-fo0t alley extending southwardly
from Leigh street, property begins IS
feet south o. Leigh street; tax, soc:
$40.
C. d. Brlnser ct ux to J. f;
Senator, Nos. MA and 1926 North
sixth street being 30xl25 feet west
line Sixth street. 1853 feet north of
Crouch street; tax. 50; $40.
Jno. i. Harris ct ux. to Caterina
Flammia, lots 20. -. block G.. Park
PLACE. tax s2l0: $40.
T, c, Fletcher to r. II. Sngrey. lot
~ hlocl, 3, Hrookland Park; tax, 81:
$40.
Walter Rudolph Koch to Anna
l.eathea Carter No. 614 North Fourth
street. being 15Ni20 feet west line
Fourth street, being i6xl20 feet west
line Fourth street, It's feet north Of
Leigh; sl,S00
l." {. Timherlake ct TX. to Helen
ID. Anderson. lots 10. 20. block >,
Brookland Park. tax. 81: $40.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-10

Bessie Blair ct vir. 10 Il. Nc
Granighan, trustee. lot l2 and one
half of lot IA. square "a. Woodland
Heights. &c l-2xl4S feet east line
Twenty-seventh street. 1865 feet from
McDonoush street: $4,000
Henry S. Wallerstein Ell INK. TO II. T,
Richcson and +. l.. Crutchheld, trus-
tees. "a feet inches by 1877 feet
south line HUH street. &c feet inches
west of Eleventh street: also SSxlbo
feet south line Hull street, 80 feet
from Twelfth street: also No RI East
Baker street, SO feet ! inches by 80
feet / inch north line Baker street,
IS feet inches from Fourth street;
$1,000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-10

+. Is best for the Chicago market as
well as the grain trade al large to
discourage new commitments as
much as possible Mr. Marcy said
he will he glad to take care OF any
hedging transactions IN futures,
but he Will not execute any orders
that are purely speculative.
II Will be remembered that during
the period TINT the New York stock
Exchange was closed to business. J.
ogden Armour gave his support TO
the grain trade AZ Chicago through
President George T. Marcy and that
ne Is given credit for having assisted
greatly in keeping tho board of trade
open to business. inSead Of allowing
II to close for a lone period as was
the New York stocl, market.
There were sensational declines i'm
the wheat market today when the
May future sold from 2.I5 on to ? %.
Juty from 81 IL to 1884 and
September from. IL to 1912
There were reactions and advances
from the bottom levels reached on
covering bv shorts late in tho session
Another Eparish factor I'm addition
Ia tho notice sen, broadcast bv the
Armour Grain cnn1panv was an op;D-
ION rendered b.. ] Ralph ricken. ed!-
tor OF the Rnsenh.ufn Review I'm
which ne saws that he would not be
surprised az an, time If positive peace
prnDosals shn,,Id bf invade arrcnta hln
10 all belligereuis. and that peaco
wound he a hear!eh influence This
opinion was wired To the ! Rosen
ham, Grain cor,n,n, from, washing
ton where Mr. I,icltell arant most or
last week Millions of hushels of long
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-10
Chanccrv Deeds of Trust.

Richmond Apartment corporation
10 r. II. Davis aud w. 5. Bell trus-
tees, 6oNl2l feet south line Stuart
avenue III west line Mulberry street;
S2,I3s.KD
Sarah j. Robinson to Elam &
Funsten. trustees, 35x145 feet south
line Main street. 22S feet IL inches
east OF Warehouse street; sl,770.
Cailie II, Brauer ct viz. to f. L.
Ruffin and Jno. Sloan, trustees 33x
50 Il feet east line Hickory street,
All - feet north of Baker street:
s1,770.
Callie II. Brauer ct vir. to f. L.
Rnff'n and Jno Sloan. trustees. 81 IL
Alo2 Ia feet east line Twelfth street,
at south line NJ street; 1856.
William Henry White ct ux, to
Chas. Il. Willis and X. H. Davis.
trustees. 40xl39 feet north line y
street. at east line Twcnty-ninth
street: al.6SO.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-10
LABOR WORKERS PLEDGE
SUPPORT TO PRESIDEN7

Washington April a.--The United
States enters the war with labor to-
complete cooperation and Support
according to an announcement issued
by the council of national defense to.
night.
Samuel Gompers. president Of the
American Federation OF Labor gave
this guarantee late yesterday when
the councils advisory committee on
labor. of which he is chairman, agreed
on sweeping recommendations to the
council of national defens~ pledgina
the unreserved support Of the work err
in the prosecution of the war.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-10
THE NORTHERN NECK MUTUAL

Is tho only fire association offer
ing rates at actual cost. Old line
companies ha g recently raised rates
The Northern Neck Mutual Fire AS
sociation. Irv,agton. Va, insur, your
dwelling for A little less than any 9TH
er concern: and stores, merchandise
factories, oyster houses. etc. at about
>NE-HALF THE PRICE asked by
theirs. save money. Wr,.e then,
'Twenty-one years ODD.