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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-02-07
q MORE BOOKED
FOR CAMP GREENE
Thirty.one of the 81 Registrars
before County Exemption
Board on Tuesday Pass PLY.
steal Examination-Fourte
Chased a. Missing.

rh,rtv.one passed physical examination.
Twentv.three cases referred to the
medical advisory board.
seven resistrants rejected outright.
The above summary shows the work OF
tha Chittenden county exemption board
FOR ruasday, under the chairnanship Of
r. 7. RUSSELL. OF the 75 men who were
called for examination, 81 appeared. the
othars beinr classed as missing. For to-
Iav N Also are called for examination.
Those who passed the physicai test TUGS
day were:
Morris Goldberg.
b. 8. Rockwell.
A. M. Merchant.
c. H. Moulton.
A, A. Dufresne.
H. A. Berry.
r. A. Croker.
L. w. Narcotic.
r. Blaise.
Marshall Nailor.
Albert Couillard.
A. J. Hebert.
c. e. Wells.
8. e. Thresher.
Albert shortsleeves.
M. c. Govern.
A. ]. Merchant.
F. e. Gosselin.
A. g. Allen.
Joseph Leary.
Dominick Mont.
q. o. Turrill.
q. H. Thy.
q. D. Talbert.
c. ]. Spaulding.
d. L. villemaire.
c. F. Russell.
A. Landry.
L. L. Patnaude.
A. F. Rixxone.
A list Of the q registrants who have
passed examinations and who are goine
to leave Burlington on Tuesday morning
February II, for Camp Greene. Charlotte
N. c., to join the First Vermont Infantr,
follows:
Guy Herbert Iby.
Luther Mentally.
Albert ]. Kmetz.
Amedee Landry.
Silas e. Thresher.
| Marshall Dialo.
Albert Shortsleeves.
Fred Gosselin.
John Morrill,. Jr.
Eli Fortier.
| Norman c. skeels.
George 8. Murray.
| Clifton e. Wells.
William Sheridan.
Amos Vasseur.
Arthur Frennian.
Marine D. Sulit
Edward e. Sheehan.
H. D. Skeels.
George w. Barrette.
Harry A. Barry.
Edmund N. Trudell.
Bareth Diurial.
It was enormously stated that Geors
W. Turkey was delinquent registrar
He reported for examination on the da
he was called.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-02-07
II THE BABY - CUTTING rrrvR

remedy, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup.
Ter children tsething. y soothes the
e6re: wind collie and 10 the BEST remedy
for diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents . beia
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-02-07

Classified advertisers and readers of
the classified alike mean business"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-02-07
DOCTOR URGED
AN OPERATION
Instead ! took Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound
49,; and Was Cured.

Baltimore, Nearly four years
] suffered from organic troubles, ner-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-02-07

FREE PRESS WANT ADS. PAY BEST.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-02-07
UNPAID TAXES,

Early in the summer Of 1917 brought
the entire question Of unpaid taxes from
all sources before the board of aldermen
and the matter was quite fully considered
but no action then taken. His honor, the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-02-07
$2O,S5O.W
S1.40 PER COW.

Net gain for yeu-..... .......... 706
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-02-07

It was enormously stated that George
w. Turkey was q delinquent registrant.
He reported for examination on the day
he was called.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1918-02-07

A list Of the q registrants who have
passed examinations and who are going
to leave Burlington on Tuesday morning.
February II, for Camp Greene. Charlotte.
N. c., to Join the First Vermont Infantry
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-11
EXPLOSION ON ENGINE
investigation Follows Then Three
TraiRmen Are Hurt Near
mississippi Bridge.

MEMPHIS TENN. January To-
Three trainmen we're injured and -
chicago. Rock Island and Pacific
freight engine was damaged by an
cHP'o2ion which occurred aboard the
locomotive "a it was approaching the
iiarai1an bridge. which spans the Mis-
S!aSippi River h:rc. ,o-day. An in
Nostisation is being conducted by The
police and railroad officials to dc.
te!T1'n shc cauve of the explosion. OF
INC injured tEainmen. W. Il. Brewer. Of
isducah Ky. q fireman. was the mos.
seriously hurt. lie was osld!y burned
The Others were not seriously injurcG.
The investigation, completed late to-
ca disproved reports that dynamite
among The coal was responsible 70. tho
explosion. and established that the ac
'loc"t was due 10 a fallen crown
sheet" whic., caused 2 now of steam,
and nanc 10 burst through the fire
box.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-11
CUTS COAL CONSUMPTION
'"ei administrator Garfield Issues
FIRST Order to Manufacturcrs
OF Paper Hoard
BY Associated Prcs.. 3,

ny Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. January lo.-The
hrst order for enrichment of the con-
sumption OF fuel in industry was given
tonight by Fuel Administrator Gar
held' directing all manufacturers OF
paper board TO suspend absolutely the
use OF fuc! in their plants between :
O'Clock Saturday morning and the same
houi Monday morning.
The paper board makers were among
inc Hrsi called in hy Dr. Garfield for
his conference with manufacturers no.
engaged IN gar wori; through Which
II Is proposed TO reduce coal cousunip-
ton by perhaps 50.ooG.c00 tons during
the coming year. They estimated the
amount of fuel ;hcy could save. and
agreed to cooperate in any plan that
might be agreed upon. Compliance
with ;o-niEht's order is made oblira
tory under a penalty. Il is estimated
that the actual saving OF coal 20 be
effected will amount 10 1900 tons
weekly. or 10000 tons annually. SINH
lar orders affecting other industries.
probably nearly loo in all. wil! be is
sued later.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-11
EPlDEMIcs suBsIDlNG
MesnIes Under Control. but Pncuaenia
Perslsts In VnVious Army
CaRtOnments. -
IBy Associated Prose. /

TBy Associated Pross.l
WASHINGTON. January l0.-AleasIcS
cpidcmics are subsidinG In both. Ma
tional Guard and National Army diyi-
Sions, but pneumonia persists, accord
ing 10 the detailed health report for
the week ending January 4. made
public today by tho army medical
corps. The tables show 100 deaths
during the week in the National Guard,
so due TO pneumonia: and IL in tho
National Arm%. 10 duo 10 pneumonia
The death totals for the previous week
were los for the National Guard and
% for the National Army.
Adm MISSIONS for pneumonia were high
est at Camp Wheeler (Macon), Thirty.
first division. and there was an In
creased number OF cases at Camp
Beaurcgard tAlcxa udria), Thirty ninth
division.
a sharp outbreak OF meningitis oc-
Cured at Camp BcaurcGard, with
seven the preceding week. and several
deaths. Elsewhere in the National
Guard. meningitis Is rapidly declining
Camp Pike fLittlc Rocky. Eighty
seventh division. and Camp Leo con-
tlnuc TO show high rates for pneu-
monla.
The greatest number OF deaths dur
Ing the week at any divisional camp
was at Camp Pike. with forty-nine,
OF which forty-foyr we're pncun,onia
and the other five scattered.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-11
NO MORE BOMBPROOFs
Draftsmcn In Class One VIII Not Get
Com missions In Noncombstant
Service.
ny Associated I'res..I


WASH lNCiTON. January lo.-Drafts-
men placed in class ono OF tho selcc-
tive service will not be given com
Missions in the noncoinba tant arms OF
the service under n resolution adop:
ed by the war council and approved
By secretary Baker to-day. 1t is the
announced purpose OF the War be
partmcnt to draw lighting mon from
this class OF rcsistrants, and the de-
partmcnt Is said to be determined TO
proven: further inroads upon the ma :
tons fighting material for staff posi- :
tons. unless there is IL substantial rca.
son for exception in individual cases.
due TO special qualifications OF the men
involved.
Further expansion OF the commits
stoned personnel Of tho noncombatant
arms Viii be made by drawing from
men IN the deferred classes where
young men are needed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-11
CLEANEsT IN EUROPE
American Army fGnkS the Highest
fr m the Standpoint Of
Morals.

CHICAGO. January i0.--That tho
United States ARM: is the clcanost no.
IL Europe was tho assurance given
Anne -ican parents By pr. w. r. Foster.
president Of Reed College. Portland,
ore. who visited the entire French
front as the representative Of the
war council OF the Red Cross. in AN
address delivered in Chicago today.
II visited every camp IN France
where American soldiers ere quar-
tered" said Or. Foster, and never
ga" any drunkenness. The morals OF
the American soldiers are good. too
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-11
GO-CART >ENTERS WAR
manufacturer of Bnby Carriages Ask
Exemption Ground u Is
Essential Industry.
10y Associated Press !

NEW YORK, Janu2v: l0.-The manu-
facture OF baby carriaGc was ,run-
died into the ranks % essential war
industries here today whon = man
who makes Go-car;s ard "ho was
called for service in the National Army
asked the district board for deferred
classification Oh the ground that his
calling was :ndisrensa BILE TO Tic needs
Of the country. lie sc: UP the claim
that when called III the Grst draft, cx-
enption had been recommended by
presidential order.
\ statement by tn: chairman Of his
local board that the claim should lie
granted lin Difference 20 the presi-
dent" drew a protest from L member
OF the dstrc, board. and the case was
continued. pending investigation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-11

months. At the loves. levels pr;ccs we're
y 20 ~ points under tho last quotations OF
srslefnh%. rhc close showed ne, losses OF
> TO 10 points. The opening decline wss
Sao"cH by REPORTS 0: rain aaG snow In
'cHa' SnG prospects of more moisture to
come. which tho trade though, would CT
iociuail:' break the iom= drought In that
Staic. Selling was increased by the large
,",,,nI" ioSs:s OF the past week. and was
morning. when the loves, Levels OF the day
Ncfc rca chcd Profit tak!n. b,' carly short
,"i.e!s checked the downward movement
"'i" caused something OF = recovery. Real
',''E'n Va" nIspiaytd In the carly after
noon Of pSace talk. ana the iir:nncss OF
S,u!S. iH!uUiinE cC'ug us ri"d - uo!at4
TO S.5e ncw high record. 'ihc highest
nri""5 - tho day NCr. reached ON 1i;
luke The close vas we'll down toward 10
tue low u. The day.
;;nct cotton. stead. quotations revised:
moo ms. 10 Dotu.S NJ. Sales tho SPOT
-.Lt pLlc$: to arrive ..eS1.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-11
ELIMINATES MIDDLE MAN
New York tonnissioner TtamS Direct
Food Supply from Producer
10 ConAumer.

SYRACUSE. y. y. January Io.-Dr.
Eugene II. Porter State commissioners
OF foods and markets. announced in
an address TO the %cw York state
Breeders Association today that so
far as is possib!, tile department is
going 10 e!imipatc the midd!eman and
get the food OF the state from produces
directly 20 consumer.
DR.. Porter urged that raiser5 OF
cattle for beef should form associa-
tons. Greet their own slaughter houses
and send the bu:cnered beef 10 market
rather than the live stock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-11
Convention I. Postponed.

NEW YORK. January lo.-The nth
national foreign trade convention, 10
have been held q; Cincinnati on Fob.
ruary TO 3. has been postponed TO
ApEil -. ls and 20, owing TO the rail.
road congestion" and desire TO co.
operate with the governments conser.
vation campaign, the executive com.
tnittee OF the National Foreign Trade
Council announced her. to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-11
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YOKk, january lh---liaw sugar
:trhd.: centrifugal. 500: rloia sS,s nominal !:
rcnnrd. atsaGy: iine graduated. -. But
ter !;r:n: cheese. STEADY: spot coffee. irreSu-
lar. Rio a.. So: santos T.. i!5l
ortrauons cotton Oh t"-daI were confined
- S".ichinG OF 60 barrels. January TO
:iarch. at - To 30 points Tenders 81 / 200
barrels on January contracts gave an easy
-"!cct To values cary. but bids were adj
'aHccd near tho r!ose. owing p"scc ru-
moro. final Quotations were irregular.
Prime crude. li.ot nominal: prime su:ntner
!cliow spot. 1870: January. 1855: March,
1870: Nay. :V.Gh The Cotiunsc.d OF mar
E"t closed quiet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-11
IoTru\ M\I;hITs

r. ~" t'tN- Ja..H,s Ip. 'lr.. vt.c
'r,u.t"s GL,icsuou= 10 ,he cotton make;
: i'rG"!- bnt TAG S'H"i"i lend HGcy of prices
i:"i Ic%cr. ol:u- tp tgtrsr ,,-Usucr:s Tor :;
Drn.E Ia Inc ic%as Drought. nc:. business
.SN,f IL question % iL' s.pu.lcs IN %.lv
iD.ii2!SA tnI! CENTER. ANA renewed tax 90
--t'csa.p.c roNcTul1.ut arI.r T.-tanf4un Ate
= : II e..''' decline 20 .i.ia. Mar,n ,s.ieu 10
80. hu; broAc -E-!h % a..i. ~ IN. !.tc
irad!rE, and cioseu at th.t .,.e.. with tho
s9hSf-1 ro 1isl e.'sig| 80 gg; Lose % =
sisady at Jaai.ac * G % i %.;S,,
r.ltcd seIcral poin.s ri;i.r alts. lie csIr on,
glyinS y ". ROO, end trsGr Interests,
soon turned easier.
The .-;sr; Of r1ceE; ac noes c,cour.."a
local selling f., reaction. - Ell. In.
Western b.; torcras: was IN line VIII. NJ
r+tc wc@tncr predictions. snd there wa
cnnsidcraoc rciicE attf .rUje,i - i.uui,s-
l.oT OF hegEs" aga iuss Tas.-G. t'A srut bur
chAscJ IN III, SCg.t. A",i". months .nij
ABOUT - 20 q points uef lower. bur uifcrlrr.
were EraCualiy "D:DTueE! b.. 81 cUat !ugcI d.
:Car6 TOW iT-Gr source. and '.iCn rvr!G-S
reached The ring that Gsrnlaur had a.k.o
49, eden 10 sC' .Or Ter !l NEGOTIATIONS ,.lfl'
england. Franco end ii..s. rrlc"s Shot u.
rsp!d'r. -St"- Sv'ttcs rs'G "a Gia::t0r, n. ,.
80 Knowledge ut any su,A a.. Ion. and IL
market mot hesEisr oTs-.rrs a. Z, a.
Vanccd iron. = 10 10 ai.s9. yisr "c,.te Iicn,iI,
g.ncrall. ceiling atoGt go po.nte he;
INTO rev los gro1ra FOR tic 81. Win ~
anne partly from SPOT hou-s aoUycog. cot.
tai
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-11
soldier u-ds I.yucbbnrr Cir,

EHCHHUECi. Va. Ianuary lo.-MaI-
coma II. Eakin. soldier in training at
amp Lee. and Miss .laric rcrrov.
eanshtcr 0; M. and MIS- ". r.. Fer.
T"". OF this city. were married. Tue9-
CAY afternoon. al the home o! the
hSiGe'S parents. DR. WaNsce IT. Palmer.
pastor of Westminster Presbyterian
Church. was the cclebran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-11

I3IN. i4nnar. 10. Trading on TIL.
I ~" 4~.htl t",dsy "as quiet aad .l;t!.
nam from the public The industTl II
>.Ilon> o, n" Ut Wa almost cniirciy d.
, 80 OF .p,c'rl tc"iur". Interest bcir: ac.t-
i'''' x.ht"l.hort narrow Hat q, Ig.rjce
ma Nv y, m-i"nrg; tac motor shares wcro
recovered. INDEPENDENT oils YER ,rithn,,,
a ~, III iI","ie "nd the dealing. through
CIV VIC .!at was small. Tho li.hcr ',I'n'.I
%hrr's scored small declines, BIZ tho ~,
iTlc.h stocks hold about stead; ~, NH.
nt'li'SS "liH'"i Stoke rcrc again /, T,
"s'H,' hui rt!r'3 inain;a!i.G = nrrn .n,..
80, ,:rHih' l.Mbi".lEcs az ~, 2.pJO Chs,
~ 'i"ni S'M3 Na%lrn Munitions. 90, AK.
~ - - ii'"'ot.. 80 49,: 80 Star,I- II
~ ~ 'IdSr. Oh. $a.H.. ieiio1si
roe nn.. lo'g ~ tHr o:la hoina. "",n,,,,,
80; % n,ct9rA o.. new ~. 90 80 tIi1niinr'
re % COO ES l."drc. tni4. sAa "a, ~
.rd Mont2ra '6T.@. - ,:o'GiioiI ,Haa,,'
,..'-'b 80" Green Monster. a.isT,. ~,
Ic'"pr NtIcr "a 1876; ..sG1 Mrtho = ~
-: ~: lfy sipilStrE. s.. u;, = 80 So
cess Mining. ta?. 40 Fonup.h ~. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-11
Increase In Quick Silver.
1By Associated Pres,.1

WASlllNGTON. January l0.-Hcavy
increase in quick silver production.
largely used in war munitions manu-
facture. was announced to-day by the
GeoloG ical Survey, which placed the
1917 domestic output OF the United
states ~ 3G,3ol TASKS of seventy
pounds each. Its value is cst!mc,cd a,
abou; sS.s5.Ooc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-11
KITTY MITCHELL Is DEAD
stage Fnvorite of Generation Ago d.
Private Life WINS Hrs.
knte Samuel
IBy Annotated rre.,.l


NEW YORK, January lo.-Mre. Kate
Samuel. an actress, known az Kitty
Mitchell 10 tho stage OF generation
ago. died at her home here to-day at
the age OF nifty. She was born ir
Lcavenworth. kans. She made her fir.t
appearance with Joseph Jefferson in
RIP Van Wrinkle" She also appeared
with Della Fox and had a leading par,
in the musical comedy. All Around
Chicago"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-11
BOND LIST

I'M W.l..u$ yaEsr 81 ,h.d'............ -.
.hE!o- !src3 - OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s. d.
-t..nt!c c"a5; LING A. ................... ~
? y. 4, IL. >Uo -: col. - toidt ........ =
\. & l.. ue5 = baltimore. did,. IL.
:. ',heSareshe aDG ONO g. i..s............ a
* aesapcake .rd Ohio ~. Gs.............. -
Hs.:,GrIt aud !iyer. - tbiuI .............. $.
''i.os!.i.:d Tooacao Is tD.o p............... -
.Ic.Caat!. .'lHg.tr Cs....................... ~
SeaboMrl Ar Line adj. - ............... -
>, y l.. 6ia.drsu - ,ts.>-ol. ............. 80.
-U3t'r.A Hallway =. ,-at."Gr............ Il
$. Reg. - 1919 ........................ es'3
= =. tHr.sir.tG 80. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -
~ :. l:ss!sic;cG -, ............ ~
~ :. .ir-is i.Otl! Observation-Disclosures. Sc. -
l.. :. i..pcr;. lean - t................. .5.;.
- H-u~n liru-. ctfs. tN. " ,a.,ieot IS
la,-t-r. Chem. ist - t.SAcJp ........... -
= y Car. C.e!l. Cn;A. . ,tfy b........... -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-11
s4,So0.onO for unlf Sale.

WASHINGTON. January io.-con-
tracts for 100000 pairs OF ha!f solcs
and 100000 ;oplets for heels were let
to-day b. the section on supplies OF
the advisory commission OF the C.oun
Gil OF National Defense. The half soles
Will cost s4.5oo.oOo and the tonle,s
3l25000o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-11
Morgan Gives s2..,Oo0.

NEW YORK. January 100. l.. Nor
ssn & co. TO-DAY contributed $4,000
TO the Y. ". c. A. nationwide cam
paisn TO raise sl.15o.oeo. Tho latest
ASures given out at headquarters here
was $4,000 up to noon to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-11

heard over camp. Tho time will be
received from the wireless station at
Arlington by radio operators.
RICHMOND GODMOTHERS
BRING FLOWERS TO CAMP
Mrs G. 7. w. Kern and Mrs. II.
julian Meyers. OF the Godmothers'
league of Richmond. brought to tho
case hospital to-day flowers for "A mum
DER OF the wards. The flowers were
used as decorations in the reception
given by Governor Stuart. and were
contributed TO the league for tho hos
2ital by Governor Stuart. Tho ladies
also brought window shades for. the
measles wards OF tho hospital
Orders have been issued that, re-
srdiess OF weather conditions. freight
Tor the division be unloadcd within
iwcnty-thrcc hours after the cars are
placed.
Mike Eanszilia. an Austrian, of Fifty
fourth Company. Depot Brigade com
mittcd suicide carly this morning by
shooting himself.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-11
discontinue Pnrlor Cnra Between Rich
monh and Norfolk.

Effective January -, 1915 pullman
par'or cars will not be operated bc
iWHcn Richmond and Norfolk On til
cannon Bali trains Of the Norfolk An,
western Railway leaving Richmon
zoe y. II. ana 400 J.. NJ. and lcavii;
%orfoii; $50 A. ~. and I:l5 u. ".
g.. III. BOSI.EY.
District Passenger Agent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-11

IItAEu. Janu.ry no. lioSs. rGu.irta,
Z, ~ 20 bull. sig .o.. 1895; ii=h,. .ia.l
"a No. o;' miS"l, ti0spY $3.50. hcaVy. Sf 50
. t,f.,F: rough, SlSS3@ ;loaS: piga. $50
Cat.I-: receipts @iWi: tomorrow. Is.01.
We% i Nate atrefsso ;si'n. i&a5; .,oc,;.rs
$500 f!g..". calves, SS..3H ,.soo
sheep receipts. l5."fJ: TO morrow 1900
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-11
CHICAGO GRAIN MARkIT.

CHICAGO. January io-Pcace devc!oo.
;Aenis had Il hearsh cncct to-day grain
t"rn closed unsettled &c 10 '-cG' &c ret
oats los; &c 70 r,c. In provisions the re-
suit l"aS udvs nee OF .jc TO .5v.
WliEhr- Omen. High. Low. Close
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-11
RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
" hOlrNtlc Quotations Oh Exchange
> NV yy"EH. LIVE STOCK MAnkEr.

aiding.
'Aircs. r,~c!ri- 20, yt,.ov: ,e.i. .,ico
Z Sl'5s. Cuiis ii2.0Ji, GlG.5n
Sa"cp ANA lslab~. sJcsdy: sheen nyou
: ,t'. lambs. +lS.Oa.iig0o
Hos, steady - Si.cJst t.,.J: rou-hs SIS 50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-11
Southern Railway System
OldD0minionI.ine

dai'.. 7:up T.. n; Competitions With Mai5 f.i5ss
tsii! eacept aYnusy 200 r. ~; CnnsectIon,
q, t.aS nae ~, e: by \; " ny., 800 r. NJ. ahd
ddy. N;Eht i;"e steamers stop at Care.
,2 .,Iut on 'sn@' AMI are met 61 public edn.
IITGtNIA NA,MATloN CO. .,am.,
%sMpo,!, %sws and ri James .Riyerr lSnd.
500 a. NJ. Freight received Cor ali ysns g.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-11
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
DRY GOODS

%tN. YoEk january lo.-Coitou good,
market "aS firm, with coarse ah"ct!n.5 In
Give dorand. Nspgcd co;ton3 wcro vsr|
u. ~. ~! IN sho't supply. Yarns were
.or about '.t"2.coo yarda oc ak ignition
c.oth irom 50 70 :. inchoa Woo.
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Hl,mMoNn- sl'oGA N,KkEr.

Ss..r & i.!FCh =
l:.rnano!.". Nr.. i.aD"rs -. iri2.
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so. RAitEDAD Eo%pS
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- = ~. ~. 70 er p =. p;G.. Ia ... g
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30 i.iUtD STOCKS.
t'Ec. pt.., AIa ohio. ..... igi 81 "
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go -. Chemical, r.u ... icJ .. 800
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-. Et!!u.ts are Loan Go. 10 u, 800
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HANAI. Srnrru

SAVANNAH. GA, january ,o--.rurp,n.
n n.,. hriG III; sticSs 3: casks; receipt. So
casks, Hosn. nrn: sales. 1866 va rr%ls re-.
eS.ris' ysS barrels; shipment. "! b-rrels:
~: g u. c-.'R: i, 81: y. t15; y Igi.
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ais: American writing Paper. l., 8ci.: 100
Ne;th American pulp and Paper; s;aa !;
400 Midwest OIL. lJi 81 io.: SOD Okla onia J..
Ynd II. Hgsl5: 800 United States Steam
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SEW YORK. ,Tanus-y Effort rno~er7er,
-.MiddlinF 81 e: ne; receipts. y! bales:
To;.i to-csy AZ -! ror;s-%et rcceipts
i5.a5 bales EXPORT. !1.st. ps!c8: ytoci.
I,zS2 0?G bales
.xnor,s g. IN bales
Yota! fer av~rou-- N.' recc!rts .a5.,o
bale; exports. e,.Sifgs bales.
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,,,.I,,,I,,i' III = - , ~ I HhNh.I:
'ETEl.SEUDG. Va iauu,ry 10 Gn,.J,,,
,%,,n"Fs stock '--Mar"ot steady 4; t.i9 cr
N'tr.niaa unmcfs .toclr-Marl,,, r,,.5..
JNLnnf, ''.H rsr pound: extra Prime.
S'tc yer Jound: pr,nc, o. rc- pound