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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-11
Mayors Proclamation
PROCLAMATION.

% T
In cd
America and allies In less than time and before
hny crushing defeat
dressings deemed fitting and
citizen Of this city should give expression Of grtc
IN
Now therefore Charles H. Hubbard Mayor of the city Of Tulsa
do II
and ask TINT every woman and Child within the city Of
In
cr,cbn,on peace Convention hail 4 O'Clock
III HUBBARD
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[VGeneral clauses:

Austria against Japan. Aug. &c,
1914.
Austria against Portugal, March
IS. 1916.
Austria against Serbia, July, 26,
1914.
AnStria against United States, April
8, 1917,
Bolivia against Germany. April II.
1911.
Brazil against Germany. Ap-il II,
1917.
China against Germany. March IL.
1917.
Costa Rica against Germany, Sept.
2i, 1917.
Ecuador against Germany. Dec. I,
1917.
Egypt against Germany, Aug. II.
1914.
France against Austria, AUG 10,
1914.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-11

LOSDON, Nov 90 l2.3l a. M
The former German cmperur's party
which is believed TO include Field
Marshal yon IIindenburB, arrived at
Eycden, on the Dutch frontier, at
1890 O'Clock Sunday morning, ac-
cOrding to Daily Mail HdyiCcs.
Practically the whole German
general starr accompanied the
former emperor, and ten nutomo-
bies carried the party Tho auto
mobiles were bristlInR with rifles
and all the fugutivcs were armed.
The eX-kalscr was In uniform
lie alightcd at the Eysden station
and paced the platform, smoking a
cigarct.
Ey-dcn lies about midway between
LieRe ana Maastrlcht, on the Dutch
border
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-11

While it costs whole lot { keep
tn table mp these days who ever seen
rich grover Who remembers
when no home was complete without
an oleander?
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-11

tn hardest thing is wroppin' up a
quarters worth O. door knobs Rub
bcr heels sound sloppy. whatever else
kin be said o. them
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-11

COPENHAGEN, Nov. l0.--(E:l5
1. M -- Berlin was ocupied by forces
of the soldiers and workman's aoun-
cils on Saturday afternoon, accord
ing to Wolff bureau report re-
'cived here.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-11

COPESHAGEN. Nov. 10 (S:30
n. m) - News OF Emperor Williams
abdication waa received on Saturday
afternoon at Berlin with general re
joiClng which was tempered by the
fear that II had come too late.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-11
ny Tho Associated Press.

~ wv NHHVV IHVF7'I 7 IFEH
BERLIN. Saturday. Nov. 10
German wireless to Dondon.) Nov.
10 t2:56 p. m.)-The German
peoples government has been :nsti-
'uted in the greater part OF jier,!n.
The garrison has gone over to the
government
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-11

COPENUAGEN. Nov. 1O.-R.
a. M D-Frcderich Ebert. the social
iSt leader. has been appointed imper-
ial chancellor. He has issued pro
clamation saying that he plans to
form peoples government which
will endcavor to bring about speedy
peace.
Chancellor Fber. said he would
endcavor to fortiry the freedom
which the people had won. lie
begged support in the hard work
ahead and appealed for co-opera-
tlon In the country and cities in the
problem OF provisioning
Herr Ebert declared that Prince
Macmillan Of Baden had trans
ferrcd the chancellorship to him. all
the secretaries OF state having given
their consent. The new government,
he added. would be IN agreement
with the various parties.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-11

William HuhenZOllern, the abdi-
Gated German emperor and king OF
Prussia, and his eldest son, Freder
| iCk william. who hoped some day
to rule the German people, are re-
ported to have fled to Holland.
| The revolution which Is In pro
grcSs throughout Germany, althouHh
II seemingly is a peaceful one, prop.
ably threw fear into the hearts OF
the former kaiser and the crown
prince and caused him to take
| asylum in n neutral state.
Wilhelm H. reigning king OF the
monarchy OF Wuttemhurg, Is de-
| Clared to have abdicAted Friday
night and reports have II that the
grand duke OF IIesse, rultr OF the
grand ducy of lIrsse. has dccrecd
| the formation Of council of state
to take over the government there,
| Every dynasty in Germany is To h'
suppressed and all tho pIinces eN-
| lied, according TO swiss adyices.
Peoples governments have been
established in the greater part OF
| Berlin and in other cities OF the
| kingdom and empire. Ieipsig, Stutt-
CART, Cologne Essen and FrankfurI
| have joined the revolution. In Ber-
! lin there has been some fighting be-
| tween the rcNoIuNoniSiS ana f'aC
/ tiOnaries In which several persons
were Killed OF wounded. The palace
! OF the crown prince has been taken
over by the revoluuontsis
Long live the republic" and the
| singing OF the MarseillaiSe have been
! heard in the streets Of Berlin.
Frederick Ebert. the socialist
! leader, has been appointed imperial
| chancellor and hos issued n procla-
nation saying that IL is his purpose
| To form peoples government
which will cnicayo, to bring about a
speedy peace.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-11

AMSTERDAM. Saturday, Nov.s.-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-11

COPENHAGEN, Nov. l0.--The
new ncrlin government, according to
a Wolff bureau dispatch. has Issued
the following proclamation:
Fellow citizens: This day the
pcoples' dellverance has beeh fulfill
cd The social democratic party has
undertaken to form a government.
II has invited the independent social
Is, party to enter the government
with equal rights"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-11

LONDON. Nov. lO.--tl:25 a. M
Schlcswig Holstetn, tho Frusslan
province which formerly belonged TO
Denmark. Is TO he proclaimed an IN
dependent republic, says an Ex-
change Telegraph dispatch from
Copenhagen.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-11

ZURICU, Switzcrlan. Nov. 10
Because OF the troubles in the In
terror OF Germany. Prince MaNimil-
ian OF Baden and all the hurgeolsle
ministers have resigned. saws Il dis
patch y from Berlin. Frederick
Ebert. the socialist leader. has been
definitely recognized as chancellor.
LONDON. Nov. 10.-In the new
German government there will be
| only three representatives for the
majority parties. namely, Erzberger,
Gothien and Rlchthofen, says n dis
patch from Copenhagen to the EN-
change Telegraph company. The
other posts will be occupied by So
| ciallsts and independents.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-11

AMSTERDAM. Nov. 10.--Thc
Rheinisch Westfalian Zeitung OF
Essen announces that Euttn, the
capital ~ the principality OF Lue.
beck. is in tho hands Of the soldiers
council Many persons, both civil
ians and military, have been shot.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-11

COPENlIAGFN. Nov. l0.--(S:50
n. mD-AccordinG to frontier
message Princess Heinrich. wife Of
the grandson Of Ludwig III OF Bn-
varia, was wounded in the arm
when fired upon as she was fleeing
from Munich. She and hor husband
are now hiding in southern Bavaria
with Princess Aielpheid, wife ot
Prince Adelhert, Emperor Williams s
third son.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-29

n?cGi chances were registered In ;he cotton
market here today. cuisines. being re-
. ,.nI rArtly by 'hc, unsettled opinion re.
partly h% tho triple i.astcr holidays follow
ia" Ions; side "a even up Over the holt-
DIS Period and OFFERINGS from this source
caused small rrCcssions a; Intervals. hHt
tn the market Dis displaEcd good r:gunern,tv"
iu;c-csiS were again buyers on the sort
spots; Changes during the day wSro !rr"ru-
lar last prices being - points down To
points W. net on III" opening ;ho marie,
wa" love-. under liquidation ana some snort
:" selling based Oh NJ lish; rains reported
d"wn t" a decline of l. TO l. points bav!u..
ornrrs wei" met and there was recovery
Which did not stop until IL" trtd.ns.
months we're To points oyer tho level ot
yesterdays close. except ON Mas. which n
H. best was sin a point under its last
quotation Yesterday. Ia tho carly afternoon
another sag carried the market OF to
nrarN IN. lowest levels; hu, smother partial
icy feeling lat" in the session was du" TO
spot sales O: about $500 bales all told ana
r"roris II I" general better inquiry, in this
Srot cotton. steady and unchanged SAILS
NiddlinE. - zoe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-29
HrsTINGS TRANSFERS.

Ncorgc ". Turl 10 J,ucs \ r;nin,
81 i""t an! Of irregular depth, in
i"rs"'ti"n Petersburg Turnpike and
Maury street. known as no Peters
burg TurnpiE". March -. 1918: 5000.
j. II. Meador ~ uX. TO ~ NJ Mahoncy
II i""t " IL inches by l55 feet. KNOW,
rs III siuIi street. March I6. 1918:
tax, $500: $40
Laura y. Hlant"H 10 T. Eddie Red
iGFd bn\lii feet. known as 305. 3o7 and
%"a West Thirteenth Street: also "Sy
~ i"ei, known q" 302 and "Oi East
flith Street: also 32:lI22 feet. known ;e
81" East fll;h street; also 33XI32 fee;
c'tSi !in" Fifih street, ~: fee; from
,an intersection OF the east Zinc of
E!iih street. with The north line of
Everett stree; March II. 1918; sI.5O0.
hughes llarV"y & Company. lticor-
porai.d, to LoSSic l.: Marshall I.xi4S
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Real Estate Summary
CiiANCEHY TRANSFERS.

Harris 2oxi3o feet north side William
street. 40 fee; east 81 CRANKY street.
March l.. 1917; s525.
L.. NJ. EaziIc special commissioner
to ~ r. lludgins ct al. 20 7-l2N2ol
feet. known as sos Wes, Main street
March y. l'ls; si,20o.
/. r. collahan ct ux TO w II. Wat
kinS 2INloo feet known as 4l6 West
Cary street. March |. 1915: tax. $3.50:
SlU.
=. j. Eeatte ct ux. to Catherine NJ
Miller - l-2Nl4o feet, known MS lSia
West Grace street. March IL 1918:
tax. So $40.
q. u. White and j s Cohn. special
commissioner. 10 = Hart Powell lots
and :. and southern half oil lot 3
square 4. Highland Park June SO
a. J. W. ". s5 ' to ]; ". Arnol4 40 s,4z
scyenth Street. March -. 1915: sl.7oO
II. 7. Iicheson. trustee. 10 r. $
Heights March II. 1918: s3.l0O
oriskany ore and iron Corporation
to l.'vino Furnace Company 80 l-2xl30
feet. known rs "0I south Fourth Street
February - l'lS; tax. $50: sloo.
Miller 27l-6 feet ana Of Irregular,
depth. known as zoe Darlington Street.
March Ii. 1915: tax ,l3c: $io.
- H. Mcador ct u%: 10 Anna {.
'r'uch ." - lccl ana or irrc2 ular
depth. known ~ 6lj Mosby Street
March = l"lN: tax. 81; $40.
j. T.. Trcvi!linn II als. To H. 5. Wal
le:stcin II 2-&X13 feet. known AS 500.
800 l.. East Clay Street March L.
1918: ;aN. SS.J3 $40.
chevy Chase Realty Corporation TO
j. -. fretlow lot -, block l.. Month
cello Place. March II. 1918: $500.
chevy Chase Realty Corporation TO
I -. lrctlow 10, -. block T.: Month
cell" llac". March Il. 1918; 5000
g g. Sattcrficld 10 Rex o. Jones LOIS
- and 20, block l. subdivision Nc
Sai'chy Vineyard tract. March -
l"l> tax. 81: $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-29

feet. east line Twenty-fourth street,
towards Scmmcs Avenue. at the inter
section of the eastern line OF Twenty
fourth street. with the southern line
OF spring Hi street February -
1918: $14i.
L. T. Reid ct uX. TO J. - Nunaallv
and W. D. Miller BOMB" feet eastern
!!nc Fifteenth street. l05 feet from
N" intersection of the eastern liuc OF
Fifteenth Street with the southern
line OF McDonouGh street. November
20. 1917: tan. 80 cents; So
i. u. Tunstal! et uy. 20 j. G. Nun
naIy aud w. -. Miller lots A. and
-. block 81. plan OF Foniiccllo Park
September :. 1917. tax. 80 cents: $40.
Henry :. Wallcrstcin ct uX. To John
l.. ana J w. Trcvillian a. feet . inches
bE feet. known as 1900 and 1902
liull street March Is, lalS tax. sli:
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WAR NEWS INTERESTS
COTTON MARKET TRADERS
LARRY success of Gcrmnns Leads I" Decline
uf Eighty-F1vc Points From
Recent High Records.
!l'y Associated Press. !

BY Associated Prcssl
NEW YORK. March csrhc attention OF
The cotton, trade during tn" last week has
reports from the new crop start; with The
former chiefly responsible for the viol"n;
inr,uations noted earlier In tho week The
initial success of tn" Germans On tn" west
"rn front caused heavy general liuuidation
and a. The low point OF Monday prires
TO eighty .ir" points from III. recent high
records. Trade interests were huycr.. at the
since recovered most OF It's losses on
ttnuca support from that source aud GOV.
business taacrcd of materially on the re
c"vc,y with the trade evidently waiting fo:'
ISTH''nmshis 1T"r thr thrse DAY nni"urn
he closed from Tonight until next Tuesday
morning. Crop adviccs have been generally
II IS rcportcd that choppInE has already
STARED In Southern sections OF GcorEia. and
arc ~ per cent better than at this limo
las, year: Complaints OF droughty condi-
only CRITICISM and wcr" followed 10y rain
predictions this morning. Will. many of TIA"
incrsased acreage prominent local an
,h2ri'y Il, "a p5eiiminary renor; on ia" out.
III" US" Of Fertilizer.
,Thc effects of these features hnyc been
of tn" spot markets and the strength OF IN"
goods situation. with Indications that trade
interests were taking advantag" OF declines
in futures 10 hedge AGAINST their forward
rcuu!rcmcnts or nN prices, y" change has
hccn reported in tn ocean fTe!Sh, s;tua
Incnt Is on foot IN Lancashire to petition
III" British rovcrnm"nt for increased run
tations
Three ~ N, Dutch steamers taken over
used to curry cotton from Southern rorts
to New England. according To reports
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I. I'D. WANTS
TIMES DISPATCH
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
Standardized aud lndexcd for Quick

Standardized aud Indexcd for Quick
References.
Zoe line linz, SUNDAY
,;44S ms iSr consecutive Insertions:
Min,inum OF :: lines is allowed.
Minimum charge 20 cents.
Count words to the line and ~ lines to
NcrtSerneni ,ancn for less tnam ono inch
AGvertisein.n,s With arg SGGn I4-poin
minis. are charged II Cent per 'H line add
nomai 40 neoNs rates. and such adrer-
Classifed page.
% + ii. saturdays, the day las before pub 10
,caM9h MI recsire proper cassillcation
w. he placed in tho Too Late to Glass
TELEPHONE.
Uspatsh; MnnnPiph l. when you mo 4
be taken al ONCE rates.
SUBSTATIONS FOR It'd. WANT ADS.
The following Times Dispatch Branch Of
Want Ads are accepted by them At the
regular once rntes. which arc given above
WEST OF FOUSHEE STREET.
West tind Pharmacy. a927 W. Cary ST.
CaNcd"s DRUG Store. lloyd Ave. and Rob-
Charles s. Turner. Druggist, West Broad
Kern,s rnaT mac ;:ea Hanover Ave:
X. l.. BOOKER Drus store. .VoI West Aiain
Foy'u Drug Store. Allen Ave. and Grace
p. Allen Ave. Pharmacy. Allen Ave. aud
, T. Ioh ham. Drug Drug ca: So Y: Main ST,
ims tfsst ,ras snsiaasy ga ne 81!
- '. Il. May * Bro. brook Ave. auu Clay
Tarrant Drug store roushec and Broad
EAST OF roUsHEE STREET.
Gohen Co. II East broad ST,
Tragic Drug Co. Sli t. broad St
wallis h prSs s,.ie 'g Flu aud ID hIa a.sn si
" y: l. i: S Ssssha 20 ' q f y 5,nn St
richardson Drug Store. col :. Seven
i: il; ,ch,ltsey. g y. Eighteenth St.
:, william. Pharmacy. Twen,y-nrs, and
Springer Drug Co.. Twen,y-,hird and
iiord's Drug Store. Twcn,y.nin,h and Q
wood & scchaaf Drug Co. Twenty MIN
p! ikisherd.or Clay Stree, Drug Store sol q &
ra,rmoun. t hh4iMMovST lis r..,moup,
BARTON HEIGHTS
Eadys 11.Us Store. North ave.
s'eefeA Df iii;;i Tiol: is g Xgfth Ave
=: =: Cost! &. Co. 1900 Third Ave
W. i. Vaughan. Fourth ana stuart
ATcc. ~
SOUTH RICHMOND
=. branch once Times Dispatch. 40: Hun
WOODLAND HEIGHTS
Woodland Hclrhts pI,rrtIcy am
ScIuiurS Ave.
Charles W. Garrison. aii7 Forest Iigll Ave
SWANSbDRU.
H. ~ Roberts's Drug store .Cot Hull 81;
FULTON
~ Rla1k. 2elr Williamsburg Ave.
feopies DRUG store, 200 williamsburg
PETERSBURG
INES Dispatch Branch. 40 North Syca-
more StEcei: phone Petersburg 2.I
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
(S,tlcN at Union stock NnrdN.l

K!Ihm"hd, Va. Maryh y. !els
report Tor the week ending March =,
choice steers. l2'.: medium 10 GOOD lO
az; common 20 fair. cU!o. Choice hei;eIs.
-: q II. medium TO- good. u lui. common
10 fair. 7i.0.. Choice COWS. So il.i, medium
{" good Ips. common 10 fair, GI1. Beet
oxen. q. n !u'.: medium to good Sna: com
mon to fair. Gi.H.i.. Best hcayy bulls
go l'; light. 7EmS. Best calves. l.: COM
mon =" fair, II IL. Best hogs. Is. y Is,
Medium weiEh;, i'u,!7i:: lights, i5Wli sows
mon 20 fair, cas-. Best lambs. isr:s.
medium 20 good. l.i- n H.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-29
MARRIAGE LICEN SEES.

The following marriage licenses
We're issued yesterday b. the clerk Of
the Hastings Court:
Harry lhnwood Heivir ard Rosa
Ncrnel Miller. city.
Robert E-uce Barber. Ci,y Point.
VA. and May Royal Briggs c;ty.
con Eugene Hart. Waycross. Ca
and Georgia May Tubs. city.
Tage NOilmer. Chesterfield County
Va. and Christina Henson. Chicago
HI
Doylc \. Murchison AMI Eeulah MAY
Taylor, ccnsboro, y. =.
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Conference In F,rm,i,lc

superintendent of Public Instruction
Harris Hart is in Farmvillc attcudiue
the ANNA! educational conference OF
District - superintendent Hart de
liEcrcd the principal address at the
meeting yesterday DIR. j. y. &. Chaud-
Ter is also attending the meeting. ana
Will speak there to-day on The cal!
of the Hour to The Public schools
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-29
IOSI AND I.nI,NU.

AUTO rIiE--Lost. one white wire wilr.,
ANA tir" with new Gates tire Reward 4:
returned =. .. S,"u, Richmond Dairy.
LOST. at Jefferson oiuh, platinum ring with
ono iarEr p!'k pear SGT ciiEH= side
With small Giamoi, = Generous '-wo,d d:
returned 70 J.. X. Millai>yT. lnB!c-I!c ,ouit
6y5 North Davis Avenue.
rI%--Lost. sapphir" ana pearl BAR i..n Mon
.N.nLEE l:.MArh E.tMLnlph ~. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-29
CHARTERS ISSUED.

The following charters were issued
yesterday hy The state Corporation
Commissions
amendment TO charter Of Patrick
iirhrE cold forage Company, Incor-
poratcd. koch;cr. Va, creating a class
OF preferred s;"rk
Foreign corporation domcsticatcd:
southern Land Sales Corporation q
Georgia Corporation. capital stock
100000. W. :. Jones, statutory agent.
Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-29
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKED

III TO, .Marcn .S.-iIoss: -ccrIpts 4H.,p.
iH,',.S siI;S5. heavy. $3.50 ii5D:
t"tii. receipts. I..r". steady; native
steers SHt'let &ii.,5; stcckcrs and feeders
s";ln Si cow and hcitcvs. sS.cDs,&lIsO
calves. Sle5"ci ;lC.i.
sheep: receipts. 500. strong: sheen 81 "a
q $3.50 lambs. {iIJiIsi3lS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-29

NV IONk. M"rch A.-fo!!oy,.ns ~, ~
S9!"s with closing prices:
500 Aetna Explosives Si.us7,. ,u ,,h.y.
~ ~: sue cin-American. il:. "a i.i-.
800 . @,osdsg III go 100 f"dYCai on,
Met. Petroleum .-loU il-ia: ,.oa5 OkInhoma
OIL OIL Common: tp4,i so Victoria 81, ncw
l!% Ledge. a liz: 80 .IcEoinr Verde.
.:ihr II 10: 60" Mother Lode. "seta.: 100
Ep!ssinS "a =" Success, l9;. 81 i5t.:
q" Tonorah Ext, ,-lIRl '.: -. North
American Pap"r ami Pulp. -. n -. ia
United Staiss, Styansi llt, 4.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-29
BUILDING PER ms

Tho following permits were ISSUED
Yesterday 10y the Building Inspectors
Office:
James III. Lester To cree, brick gar
age at 322S Grove Avenue, 10 cost $40
u. w. Nol'ic. 10 repair brick dwell
ing n. 3olo East Broad street, IL cost
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-29
SPECIAL. NOTICES.

NOTICE OF DINlDEND.
Marcel! ). 1915
THE board Of directors o. the Richmond
Trust and Savings COMPANY this day de-
clared quarterly dividend OF IL per
cent upon its capital stock. "ut OF the
!nss OF the quarter. payis ApTii /. ISIS.
10 Stockholders OF record riosc OF bust
ness March -. 1918. checks Will lie mailed
x. j. WlLLiNGHAM, Jn..
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BOND LIST

nm. W:unF PAPER 5, th!d> .............. 81
-inE!o French .........,................. S9;s
Atlantic Coast Line lst - tbiob ......... 50
y =. LII. and y. col. is............... Il
y. I. l.. cv. Is tBaltimorc) tbid) ........ -
Chesapeake and Ohio CV. 4i.S............ III.
I 'ncSlpeakc ana ONO CN. 5Ss..............
l.iSGctt and Myers - Observation-Disclosures. "2i.
l-oriliard Tobacco - ................ So,
Mercantile Marine Is Observation-Disclosures. .p"s
ScuOoard .A!T Line ref ~ asked 900. ~.
Seaboard AIR LIN" adj. - ................ i1i.
Southern Hallway 4 Observation-Disclosures. COS,
southern Railway - Did ............... goi,
y. :. Registered :s lSS; ,b!GJ ........... 81.
L. $. ReEisteIed .. 1917 ibid ............ ?s",
l.. = Registered IS 1925 thdJ........... 1875.
/. >. Liberty Loan Says ................ sS ri
I. :. Liberty Loan mi Observation-Disclosures. S,..,
!. >. Liberty Loan i, -. -
|. ; Steel :. !. .S.......... .......-... IA
Ma Brown R'o. tiiS. CIV. Va tasI.cdD 40
Car. Chemical co. Is i.,.sedp ..,.... %i;:.
"a Car. Chcn1ica! 20. ~. - .......-.... 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-29
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YoEk. March SRaw sugar
StesuE ccniTitugai. 6np'; hac SranUa tod.
10 Butter, weak: cheese. irregular Spot
'9iirc. stead: Rio IS; 81. Santos is Il'..
'otionSc"d oil way dull and without QUO, o.
able change. Their" were sales or ten
dcrs. Prime crude, iI.50 prime summer
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NAN ANNAfI. Ca. Nar0E = -'ruruontIne
h III. W: SAILS - CasHs rece.nts. SO casks
.iIih"hiS. is casks. stock. Az ctEI,-
Resin, dull: salcs. none: receipts. 90 bar.
I'i7: >hium"nt. : barrels stock. H,i.:o lar
rois quote u. y. 80. j. T. o. H. 200
!, 20" Is Go2 ". t.'5; :. ...5: We : .
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. quoted.
NEW YORK LIVE srnCR MARKET

NEW IOEk. METEOR s. Reeves. no ;r.I
ing. " '
81 ton $50. little calves 80 itly s,Ioo
sheep and lambs. steady; fair STATE lambs.
SlStS. good clipped. sls 80
Hog .t'ady: state hogs. *l:.c,4 SIS 70:
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Norfolk Il Western Railway

ONLY Ai-i--IAll. LINE TO NORFOLK
Leave Bytd street station. i.ichrnOnd
:S 30 p Il II 'n;'S y. NJ. $50" A. 81.
FOR i,f-IciiBukG AND THE WEST:
'3:2v y. NJ. 200 y. NJ. 1885 l.. 81
Arrive k!cninona from Norfolk: .il:ls
a. a.. $50 r. NJ. From the West. sT:35
\. NJ Ic:lt l.. NJ. tl:j0 l.. NJ. sal. f. 81
cDaiiy- tpaiiE except sunday. iSumday
Once sSN i. Main 81 phoDe ,fad Ar
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOOpS

NI.W YORK. March 2s.-Cot,on good, here
to-daE were arm with q higher t-cnd ira e
IhE h'!uE OF moderat" volume. Yarns were
.i,iH'T ana tended higher Mems wear was
MN, medium weights selling more freely
buiiaps were quiet ana higher Raw SILK
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RAILROADS
SeabOard Air Line Railway CompaDy

Trains leave da!y: A. Al Noriena
Jacksonville: $40 r. 81. Atlanta Hir,ni nv
ham spev.ai: li:4o, r. NJ. sleeo.rs JACK.
sonyille. 80 4 NJ Trains arrive . 30
a NJ. SIS a. NJ. 1:A5 4. Al. $50 e. a.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. March cS-l-nfavorable war
developments had bcarish effect on grain
Sorn ciosed steady. shade net lower. with
MAY ~, rh% finish in oats ranged
from ga sc decline 10 SO advance Pro-
Visions underwent Il setback OF lTc 10 4sc.