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The Holt County sentinel., 1918-03-29

Loo, Chauffeur license tag No.
ASH. Finder please return to Jabors
Wclton.
-Wantcd--A white woman cook. or
can use woman and daughter. Berry,
Cafe, Savannah, Mo.
--i.ost-Auto license tar 40. 63SO1.
Finder please return to John Spccr. or
leave at this office.
Farm Implements at special
prices,
TEAEE & GULEy.
"A full line Of Faster Cards,
booklets, Candies. Candy Eggs, Rab-
hits, Chicks and Ducks and Faster
Toys. 1T tho Variety Store.
Mrs. Lrcy Ramsay, who u in her
TSth year. l. visiting her daughter,
Mrs. John Young, Of Port Arthur,
Texas. She made the trip alone AMI
surprised her daughter by walking Ia
on her unannounccd.
Mrs. Kate Scott Miss I.ibhic Mum
son and Mrs. Emma Emerson and
daughter have returned from their
long stay nt Long Beach. California.
Their many friends are truly glad 20
have them hrck with Us again.
Mrs. Otha Drchcr was operated
upon for appendicitis in st. Joseph
hospital, Wednesday Of last week. Mrs.
Drchcr formerly resided near Oregon,
and has many friends here who hope
for her early recovery.
Morgan Krcek spent the weekend
in Kansas City, visiting his sister,
Miss Ethel, and other relatives, Miss
Ethel Is with the Goodrich Rubber Co..
where she has been the last two
months, after having finished course
in bookkeeping aud billing.
Mrs. Rcbecca Proud and sister,
Mrs. Hanna Irwin, were in St. Joseph,
visiting her son, DR.. w. C. Proud, and
family, and also Miss Kathleen, who
was home on "furlough" from the
Northwestern college, Of Chicago. We
are sorry to learn that Kathleen had
been "mighty" sick girl.
Sergeant Harold RostOck, of Fl
Smelling, Mimi, is here for q brief
visit with his parents. He is enroutG
back to the fort from the Federal
prison mt Fort Leavenworth, where he
had taken two prisoners, an ]. w. W.
man, sentenced TO l8 years. and n de,
serter for three years. He is looking
fine.
j. C. Fits, wife, son, Dwight, ami
their new daughter. the wife Of thei,
son, Lieut.. Maurice Fits, were ovel
Sunday guests of numerous rel
atives. Lieutenant Fits has beer
called East from Camp Dodge, Iowa
and Is now located at Dover. New Jer'
sey. He will be Joined by his wife IL
a short time.
Emmett, the nine-months baby DO,
of Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. lays, of Kan
sas City, died at the home of its aunt
Mrs. Lulu Edwards, In this city, OF
Sunday, March "a, and was buriet
Sunday evening. The little one wal
convalescing from sick spell, and III
mother and her two children came her,
Thursday last, believing the chang
would be beneficial, but II took . re
lapse and soon euccumbed.
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THE UNITED STATES FOOD
ADMINISTRATION SAYS,

There 10 no royal road 70 food
conservation. We car only &C.
eempiIsh this BY the voluntary
action Of our whole people. each
element In proportion 70 lts msana
u 10 . matter Of equality Of bur.
den; . matter d minute savlns
and substitution a every point In
the 10000, 900 kitchens, ~ the co.
100000 dinner tables, and In the
2,ooo, 900 manufacturing. whole
sale and retail establishments u
the country.
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fnrans NJ control ~ the retailer ny
making the l"l,h"i u voluntary pulite
man H. his customer The inbl.r IL
licensed Ia sell only to traders who
deal fairly. and " II should turn out
that u in'lvr persists In doing bust.
hess with retailers guilty Of pruiitc.r.
Ing IN staples un,lcr control the Food
Administration has and may exercise
10" right to revoke the license II the
iuhhpr
TIL" other part ~ this shipment con.
iHln"d our s"r"nd hushrl NJ wheat and
went over ~ tho ErV side into y snail
bakery. wli"h quickly mudr II into
creamy lunv"s These innycS were
rl1""h IN groceries md driicn'"ssrns
mud the next day were rnirn hy hun.
grN liiil" boys and girls with dirk
eyes aud hig ru~'s mn quaint ways.
Brings ou, e,a-t'iru Truths.
Government control has brought out
tics" startling truths.
More r"uvl" unnecessarily mako
their living oui ~ wheat distribution
'ign wn~ suspected Tnnusuuds and
fh'rsuuH. ui 'iI'lr .suu,tlutur- hrNr
lu' ~ tt'rp 'i."vi"r, Ter u iiy"lihnni
\ ruml"r ~ commission men have
hIi o" ,''.r s'np. Titr-r tire rinrrs
where "i"tniurs s'ur'H 10 hrili nri
uiI"r places vi"r" thor. are inn many
'lr,HtOr, IT," G"y'fumuu'. dnmlnni.
ir. the wheat market. rurrl"s ~ avn
marlin" Insurance. Wheat hrudlrrs 10
terminals have bad 'hrlr activities re-.
siri,'yd
Ert most ~ NJ y Il Interesting 20
."" l"w The. prize" ~ nnur r"r barrel
'Hm'iri frru NJ" Tin" i'r"lr sam took
o. rpsi'i,r hnui In Tho mnii"r Tho
Nuni NIWiu's' rf'luu lns r"rru'iy cuti.
''"iui uu i'i"r. sling chart an ito
uri,,. ~ W'rp' urI hu'l ruur ~ Min.
ruIpris W. S'g'"iu"ui ~ Nuvrin.
htf - 'hr In"' Administration Su,s:
rnr EH,r,' r.HrI,DI ~ 90" ipis hir.
.s.' ~, ,..u ~ a. r'H 81 'u tor lHan"i
.Hr ~. irT.H.f t1'.I"f 'NH rH'tufFv ~
.rH' H'1 t...' y.ff &c. r,aan -
.H.Hf fI. .HHf Hf f.H Irf.H ~ ~, lHnf
T".N l' IH f'f.'EI % over .. r,r rrH' ~
Oh. UHHrf ff.N fHr fUH HUtN itsf this
.,Hu 90" ',suH ~ tbc s'tiliIa,rou q
...t. HHN 'lH '.'t' ''.uiuu'iuu ~ hoard.
.s lHd fps'un'i" IN the Industry.
IL" statement reports that FARMERS
"n November ~ were receiving with
freight clnrg"s Included frnn the ter.
rii"ry represented 4" Minneapolis. MP
pr"Ninni"lN 50 "a fer ~ bushels ~
wh"ni I'll" prize" NJ hulk flour ~ The
Minneapolis mlll II about SiOa5 pcr
hnrr"l. showing that the miller IL now
receiving about - cents per barrel.
which must Include both his operating
expenses md profit.
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period IN 1910 In September. October
and November. under the supervision
~ tho Food Administration. -four pro-
duciIon WIS ~ per cent ~ the snne
period In iaiG what this means IN the
great national situation, with depleted
domestic -four reserves and clnmorlng
foreign buyers. can hardly he over.
emphasized. when movement 81 wheat
Into primary markets has been hardly
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-03-29

market. They also tend TO correct
many abuses prevalent In the past.
such as cutthront methods adopted by
mills to secure supplies ana indiscrimi-
nate moving OF wheat to terminals.
FOR all practical purposes the wheat
business OF the country Is npportionrd.
and whenever possible mills are sup
pied from wheat In the territory near
est them' This policy has for an oh.
1ect the saving OF waste In transport
tation. In another way saving Ia
MADE: Formerly large quantities OF
uhdergrade wheats have been difficult
to dispose OF on account Of unco'ordi-
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what hrsl"ls wns pnnrcd Into eur
whi"li ulrnrulrusly had appeared on
~" siding NJ u iiilc when ear shortage
WIS iruuh'iu. the entire commercial
world Inquiry might have shown that
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Selling whea. TO Government.

IiolT 90 days after the
farmer brought IN his
wheat there cninc n re-.
quest To- this elevator for
u carlnui ;n hc purrhn~.
ri 10y the Grain Corpora.
ii"n. Sn one nf our
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RING Inst July md An.
gust. Win" Congress was
wrestling with Itself to
prn'liIr" u fnod admins.
trnilnn. AMI there WIS
M Grain Corporation,
iinur production IN tho
principal ccnicrs WINS ~
per cent under the same
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HESE schedules arrang.
cd for the various
markets are veritable
price dams" 10 pre-
vent the overlooking
Of the stream OF
wheat at any single
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The Other eusoel Of whea, start,


~ ~ iu il,r other hrs't a
uI wheat. \ rvlH
G"ur ..i ui'l"r. w o., 4
IT s'lpli's. r"'ii"d ilu
Iruu ImlnrU'iun uu'
received p"rI..sluu 'u
bus "u ~" open uurku'
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0niyflx1xtHIk N,SiSFT ~ ~.

A :: !: =: 8: r; !; r; :: ::
SSA-Na tain Judgment Of the
manager. lie sent a
sample on TO the ~. Louis zone agent
for test. which verified his judgment rs
to grade. lie then went about his usu.
nj duties. cleaning the grain, filling his
bins. and shipping out as regularly ms
he could IN maximum carload quaint.
ties. IN order to cconomizc the use Of
cars In tine Of congestion. lie was
careful 10 keep his records very
straight Ms 10 dates aud quantities of
wheat purchased. on hand. and shipped
out. for the Grain Corporation requires
weekly reports and fun details Of
transactions.
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Ah"ut ~" same tin" "ur ",.uI' r.,Ii,"
"l"N niur manager had listed ~ siipu"i,i
With his terminal prv>-iI'H'lN"H u
hlghly reputable cuuib, ,siuu iirn also
under Grain 'rr~.Hll"n lir"u>r Inis
iiriu rnughi wind "r tie I"urgin order
aud secured prriuis d"n tu sell ~" Ms
snuri wheat. ~" s"rnnd hUslirl wIs
among those poured int" n ear AMI
hustled along IT, Its destination. This
shipment did not pass through amy
terminal mnrkci. u moved siruirhi
H. Ailanin. wh"r" u went between the
rollers ~ the mill.
Controlling the Jobber by License.
Nnw. III" Hour which cnnc from our
second bushol NJ wheat WIS rolling
s"rcncly along In another direction.
hut the car was diverted by special nr.
der Of IN" 4. \. Food administrator
and received by n large whnl"sll" Job.
her IN New York clty. This iplhcr
also does business under Food Nj.
miulstratlon license. hut administered
by the distribution division. Under H.
Gems" terms the jnhhcrs must sell nj
n fair profit only. although ~" exact
amount ~ this profit II not dci"rinln'
ed. the Food Administration r's"rN ing
~" right IN each ease IN call u halt
when llrensce has gone "ihc limit"
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MILLING Canadian Wheat.

AAap ~ lille our bushcl WIS
M !: J; !: !: 6: e: ::
28eLSW wheat reached this mill
,EL@A from Canada. Impurin.
NAvNM ti"n u Canadian wheat
y ~ 80 without special consent
being forbidden. the mill
operatives bccuiur turiuus and made
inquiries This wheat was part ~ u
.urgr supply which tie Grain Curpnrn.
Ion had brought into The United States
'" aid IN keeping The American mills
'uupug.
There WIS another reason. prtn"s.
IT, wheat was not moving from the
arms ~ freely ~ ~" mill"rs needed
10. und Snoring" forced the mills tn
'lrrni" ~ ~ great disadvantage aud.
according tu them. ~ hi.lvr cnstS
IT." last iuuruvy ~tpgc IT our first
hushrl. although considerably changed
~ It's form. was to- ~ ~ flour Ia port
under rush orders. II now had right
~ way over nll other GLASSES uf freight
except other munitions ~ wrr. 'nn.
sent ~ ;hr War Trad" i;rarL bcluf
obtained. II WIS i"Hd,i nn u ship ard
i,Hssyd safely through the sul,unfli,.
ii'll in frnnc". where 10 succ"rci tie
hungry
"" started "ui q" FOLLOW ~" travel,
~ ~" bushels ~ wheat from N" 4 riu
tn their points ~ consumption uu'lrr
war condition with m" T.. = ,'nrd nj.
IN curirrl NJ The unrF'
ING I IuyC bFpy tut,fy 1lsgfsasJ ttHs
nurr"y~ ~ ih"." two hu-l r'S fr"'i
~" farm ~ ~" elevator ~ The c"uu'r,
tr"lui Her" il,'y Parted Hri "u" ~
'l"u ~ SOD "r ~ n i"r'uirnl Nd
FROM ~" tern 'upl ~ n mill nud from
~" u.'l ~ s"Ii',rrr' There 10 went ~
iru"" fur concentration.
The Other eusNcl Of Wheat Starts
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Observation-Disclosures
IN TIE UNIFIED STATES DISTRICT
TRICT OF VIRGINIA.
ORDER OF NOTICE ron DlscIIAnGE +.

,o On this 2tth day OF January. A. d
nSae, on rcading the petition for dis
charEe OF the bankrupt. II is
pc had upon tho Same on tho GOTH DAY
OF MARCH, a. ID. 1918. before said
court at Richmond. in said district. al
O'CLOCK noon; and that notice thereof
be published in The Times Dispatch. a
that all known creditors and other
persons In interclt may appear at tn.
said time and place. and snow cans,
n any they have. why the prayer Of
granted. ~
And II is further ordered by IN,
court. That tho cleric stn.l send by mali
to AZ known creditors copies Of said
petition and this order. addressed ia
them at their places OF residence. as
stated
Wltnes. tho Honorable EDMUND
WADDlLL, JR.. Judge Of the said court
and the acal thereof at Richmond In
said district. on the :ith day of Janu-
AIRY, y. u. 1918.
Attest:
JOSEPH u. BRADY.
tSeaD Clerk
MESSRS. SMITH & GORDON,
Attorneys for Bankrupt.
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
wholesale OllOtatiODs IN Ercbap~s
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
lSRlcs ut CnIon Stock NardsN

. Kichnond. Va. Februarv Is. 1918
Report for week ending February 4:
Choiqc steers iea i9'.: medium 10 good.
lot7 lliI; common to fair. lti0 Choice
hrifcrs. lo,E q liz. medium 10 good ~ q lOi..:
common 10 fair, sge Choice cows. sus:
sa7, Best oxen, e'z a 10; medium to good,
81 o'= common to fai!. g.. q ). Bes, heavy
=; common to fair; iiMl2 Hest heavy hogs,
l1H; medium weight. II l7i,: light. IL n '6a,
sows and stays. 100 Rest sheep Sf 10:
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COAL ECONOMY

Every shovrlful OF coal saved helps
TO shorten the war 30 YOU realize
that by installing Athcy Cloth Lined
Metal Weather Strips you can keep
your house Just as warm and use
Wright Ran. 227O, for particulars.
MONTAGUE MFG. CO. Tenth and
Main Streets.
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NfIW fOkk, Eehruary lS.--Kaw sugar,
steady "entritucal. 60.j; molasscs nomi,
n"i: r.iinSd steady gu, loaf. SOS: crushed.
~. ,fnHn y, 80; cubes. SO: NNNN now
VA di.n9nd y. -. confectioucrs' y, 7.$5:
~" j. -" tiuttcr steady: cheese, steady:
Si"t conec. firm. Rio s. So: santos a. ici,
ASIDE from switching operations between
Match ana May az oven basis. there was
NV" interest shown ia cottonsccd oil to-
HhE. finHt quotations wcT" practically un-
changed from saturday No tenders we're
ut out. Prime crude, lL;Ac rho market
MAY. .O9V. SHloS = '.-
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RAILROADS
Seaboard Air Line Railway ComDany

The Progressive Railway OF the South"
ifa!ns leave daily: A. NJ. Norlena
loca! $40 r. ". Sleepcra Atlanta and
Jacksonville: $40 Z. NJ. Atlanta B.rninC.
han! special: li:to p. NJ. sleeper. JACK.
sonv:!le: 2:4: 4. ". Trains arrive $50
A. ~. s:i5 a. ~. S:t5 Z. NJ. $50 p. NJ.
SS a 81
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ORDER OF NOTICE FOR DISCHARGE

On this l2th day OF January. A. p.
1918. on reading the petition for dis
charge OF the bankrupt. :. is
Ordered by the court. That q hear!nr
lie had upon tho same on tho GOTH
DAY OF MARCH. a. D. 1915, be-
fore said court. AZ Richmond, In said
district. at IL O'Clock noon; and that
notice thcrco: lie published in
Times Dispatch a newspaper printed
in said district. and that All known
creditors and other persons in interest
may appear at tho said time and place.
and show cause. II any they have. why
tho prayer Of the said petitioner should
not be granted
And it is further ordered by the
court. That the clerk shall send by mail
10 all known creditors copies OF said
petition and this order. addressed to
them at their places OF residence as
stated.
Witness the Honorable EDMUND
WADDILL JR.. Judge of tho said court.
and tho seal. thereof. At Richmond. in
said district. on the 18th day of Jauu-
AIRY, a. n. 1918.
JOSEPH T. BRADY.
(ScaD Clerk.
ORDWAY FULLER, ESQ.
Attorney for Bankrupt.
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AS administrator OF tho estate of
Morris Sicgel, deceased l will sell a,
No. l7o4 East Main Street.
TODAY tTUEsDAY). FEBRUARY
10. 1918.
At 1890 o'clock A. NJ.
large and fresh stock OF Mems and
HoYs suits. Mems Pants, Ovcrcoats
odd Coats and Vests. Mems Shoes.
Rubber Boots. Top shirts. Underwear.
Ovcralls. Sweaters. Hats. Caps. Mems
Hose. Ncckwcar. Suspcndcrs. Gloves.
etc: Watches. Watch Chains. CuN
Links and other Jcwclry: Rcvolvcrs.
Cartridges. Pocket Knives. Musical
Instruments. Suit Cases, Satchcls and
other merchandise; also the following
store fixtures: Mahogany Finished
Wall Case. open Clothing Cases, Silent
statesmen showcases. Two Counter SHOW
Cases. Counter. Shelving, Revolving
l,iSniay Rack. Awning. Mirror. Tailor's
Sewing Machine, Gas Pressing Iron.
pir"d lease on the store. which has just
been rcmodcicd. new front. and pre-
SCENTS an excellent appearance in a
valuable and busy location.
Sale positive. TERMS: Cash.
MAN FRIEDMAN.
Administrators.
THE VALENTINE! AUCTION Co, INC,
Auct ioneprs
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nfIay session would not be held ~ realiz-
ne, pressure developed at any time aud
Viii" IN" !onE side was not aggressive, III,
' so found difficulty in tiIlinr the demand
on tho Spot. 6sl ba les: TO arrive los bal.s
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III No, February S-~Corn averaged
higher to-day. owinS more less 10 II
a"rlS 10 accumulate" reserve hcr
before farmers become busy with ne!d yori!
IN. clos, however. unsettled March
les ami May Lon: with tho anal ranEc
- OF !" IKE advance comparcd with
:" 'uuI."E ,atesi riEurc.. oats gained 81
:. ricd from l.c decline 10 i r:c OF 70 ''
NtitAT- Open. High. Low. Close
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ORDER OF NOTICE FOR DISCHARGE


On this 18th day OF January. A. u.
1sls. on reading the petition for dis
Ordered by the court. That a hearing
be had upon the same on tho 2oTH DAY
OF MARCH. y. d. 1918. before SAID
court at Richmond. In said district. at
]. O'Clock noon; and that notice thereof
be published in The Times Dispatch, :,
newspaper printed in said district. and
that all known creditors and other per-
sons in interest may appear at the said
time and place and show cause. II any
they have, why the prayer Of the said
petitioner should not be granted.
And il is further ordered by the court
That the clerk shall send by mail to
all known creditors copies OF said pc
ton and this order addressed TO them
at their places of residence as stated
Witness tho Honorable EDMUND
wADDILL. JR.. Judge OF the said court
and tho seal thereof at Richmond. In
said district. on the 18th day OF Janu-
airy, =. II. 1918.
Attest:
JOSEPH p. BRADY.
tseaD Clerk.
EDGAR p. ENGLISH. ESQ.
Attorney for Bankrupt.
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rough. sls.p9 sls45: ri

S attI sI:, Teceipts 1900. arm, native steers.
SSon,g1nn $3.50: stock-rs and feeders 81 35NS
s S;SS: COWS and hcitsrs. Sc i6ce silsS calves
9|l5..o: lambs. sI3.15 SIS 6S w."
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IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT FOR THE EASTERN DIS
TRlCT OF VIRGINIA.
In the matter Of No. 1888.
JAMES BUNTING y,
BATEM.tN, III
Bankrupt. Bankruptcy.
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tUITON MNIti>TTS.

,'Ish c"rns~ Ihc
,ItI N. que. 'n.4~| .'H "4.'r--.Hr.
""i, 'r'.s .'~r .''a rrug g., nj
:oih' "'f ar tfua
r. ".aE r. rnlr over
- l.I H.F,I. .n#r. As- rt'rr,
i i W'r , tHa, " vie
't.ul ~ N... .' ny .- fu'.'H
..r'T "eiHrl' i'"" 'rp-r nwrnr 20
-. ~. ~ '. '' fd.ir ~ iHe nH4' ts"
ih'' r. ~ i1- .hH'.H M. ''H 'Nrr
'.nH ."h- f.- r.. .r. ...g
%'H ~ +.-'tE ".'Hr-r0 .a'.
.,1 49, 10" 'l -"lr' H' -''' .r''H' rN
I',,s'I '"F "" 10 lr Ns'.h rrg
~ .H' I'l i..il'. Na nH IaN''-
u.n. 'f%a. Ht'nE ana uut.rs HNr
hy..t. frr'
~, '.t ..''.. ''' WE ~ lN' fFH .E-' .rG
~. ~ if"h".'e 'tf "H .rr at.--
,''.f''IM -"'. "H ...' ~n4 t'. 'a|a
80 ~ o. SO '..i.i .H la ~" %
i, as "'t" ~. -.',.e snow
M. ."-" .lr .t't 'H
XXI ',t, .'l- ...' if'H 'ai'r'H Hf. ARD
l,' "aI,-', |"' gun, "'. ig 'h'
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IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT FOR THE EASTERN DIS
TRlCT OF VIRGINIA.
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Tho Curb Mnrkct.

NEW Y0Rk. February ls.-Salcs and close
ap Aetna Explosive. 6I.Gs7: 500 Chevrolet
"a. IN I''cH Maxim Munitions so n.,6.
Amsr'can. IL. Hl2is: 3oeo Co*dcn oil. sisTSh :
Petroleum, l3is q 1885; 1910 Metropolitan Pc.
tr"icum; 9,lGIr.: 5000 oklahoma. common
3i2n !: n1 Atiant.. loMil: 800 Mig Ledge
Is" S-i.. Lon Goidiicld Cons. +m7-iG: $40
Green Monster, s,TN; 10 jerome Verde
simE: si.%INN; 800 R.x Cons. iaa ~. loo
! ll-is: AMERICAN Writing Fapcr aI nS..:
LOO United States Steamship Corporaiion
5n 10: Itp Midwest oil. lIcIi, l.: aDo
Oklnhnma i. ana Il. ~. ~.
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onDEe OF NOTICE EoR DISCHARGES


On this 18th day of January, a. y.
lnlh. on reading the petition for dis
charge OF the bankrupt. il Is
ordered by the court. hat a hcarir.
TIC Mad upon the same on tho "OIIi
DAY OF MARCH, y. ID. 1918. before a., ia
court, at Richmond: in said district. at
L. o'clock noon: and that notice therein
be published IN The Times dispatch. a
newspaper printed In said district and
that all known creditors and other
persons In interest may appear at tho
said time and place. and show cause
II any they have. why the prayer OF
granted.
And It Is further ordered by tho
court. That tho clerk shall send by mali
TO AZ known creditors copies OF said
petition ana rhis order addressed TO
them at their places OF residence as
stated.
witness the Honorable EDMUND
WADDILL. JR., Judge OF the said court
and the seal thereof at Richmond, In
said district, on tho 18th day OF Janu-
arr. a d. 1918.
Attest:
JOSEPH p. BRADY.
SSeall Clerk
JOHN B. GAYLE. ESQ.
Attorney for Bankrupt
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.

L. s. Food Administrator License No G. 1891
by q Ii turri" y COZ
liiehn3nd, Va. February Is. 1915
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~" , '1ft n. February iS.-B"ev"> steady,
g, s2''H siSi5: bulls. *i.5Ju slIj cows
,G,alyc:: firm; vcals. si,ooa $500, cuI,s
x ytigim ESQ? barnyard calves. s7coa $50
s ihIo.TSS. 70: Wes,srns. ss.'5 sas7i@.
$40 WS, VIZ! p sis"n; culs. sl?io.
rouEhS' $500: piss. $50, n $50 ''''''
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medium to good. l2H 0tf
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS

DRY GOODS.
NEW YORK. February Sprint cloths
hero to-day were higher and more active.
Other gray Cottons were active. Yarns were
quiet and burlaps nrmer. Raw silk for spot
delivery was nrmcr, with futures easier.
Dress goods were firm.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARker

81 a recent order ty the United States food
Or receive live dressed hens or pIlIets
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MEN YORK February ls-Mc-rantilc "a
nor 80 n So. Stcrliuc SiNty-day hills. s. ~.
commcrcia stNt%-lav bills ON banks. Si..:
commercial siNty.iay hills. s'7l'.: demand
si1Ii.: cables. So" 7.iC: har silver. S5's .
Mexican dollar; IS; rovcrnmsnt bonds
strong; railroad bonds. strong TIuc loans
strong. siHrr DAYS. ninety DAYS and Six
months, hid. call money, firm; ruling
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PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
FiETiE:RsBGRu. VA. r crrnary fs.Gsnani mi; 4
Farmers stoci). market quiet at $50 per
Nirginias Farmers stock). market quiet.
Fancy Jumbo. Zoe per pound: extra prime.
3Hc per pound: prime. ?i2c per pound
Smelling stock. SEcN9,.c per pound.
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CHICAGO LIVE sToCK N,nKrr

a, ~ IV'H..U: Fehrnary lS.-HoEe: receipts.
Slt ia tlIoS: mixed. SIS % n SIi o.. bra,.
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IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT |!
COURT FOR TUE EASTERN DIS.
TRICT OF VIRGINIA.
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NAVAL STORES.

NAVAL STORES.
oi, n' q. SsId FEBRUARY MnTurpentne
shipments. "o7 casks: stock :54SS casks
Rosin. firm: sales. 42S barrels: receipts $50
barrels: shipments, S5i barrels stock. 81. 52t
barrels. Quote: -. .. =. +. g. II: l. t.95:
*. G.o9: NJ. I.0: n. 80: VIC. 10: WV. go