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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1918-11-15
Apples Wanted

Evaporator and picked apples
wanted at highest cash prices.
II. B. CHAPMAN & co.
Sep. 1872 mo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07
STOCKS DULL DURING WEEK,
WITH ALL EYES ON NEW LOAN
Prospect. Are That Governments Third
Bond Issue VIII BE over
subscribed.

NEW YORK. Aprii s.-Dulinoss was the
striking i""tGr" OF tho w""H IN IN" Stccs
market transactions Tor the ave !ull scs-
l.ons falling FAR below 10000 shares.
This r-pUaEy CONSTITUTES minimum OF
ops "a tionT FOR any similar ror!oi since TN.
beginning of III" Nar. ana expresses In
u'uBlic terms thc IUtrrc:t %: the financial
e. omtnun!t: la tho roGrtss OF The "ovid
conflict
In banking circles attention was mainly
directed towards the third Liberty loan
CriNc, which OPENS i"-da. ~ith every pros
rsct Of large over. sg"scr!p'!on Tie
amount 80 tho loan aHG its general terms
believed I" Offer unusual Inducements ~
. Tim wll.1 most other forms OF investine n I
81 IN = state OF deadlock.
The l"ca! money market .aS.d viSiby.
short time funds being placed on mixed
coll-t"rat at = per ceH,. with abundance
OF call nonc; IT ~ ~ Commercial uap"r
also found trc"E acceptance excellent
trade conditions.
Inau.iria! shares OF tho less speculative
variety held relatively steady rails easing
on the slightest signs II pressure. ShippinS-
were In IDoacrat. demand aitL- an cary
PERIOD uf reaction. but sp.rta.t.cs were mes
lcrtAd in the genera apathy.
The Inierst-t. Cornm-rC" com missions in
tertion 10 Investigate freight rates OF VA
tlouS coiHmoI.ttcs and c&a min. into tl-
physical valuation ~; telegraph and cable
cOup, MICS u believed to p.esa.c further
Federal regulation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07
INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITIES
ALL OVER THE SOUTHLAND
Numerous Enterprises RcIuirIns Zig
Capital Preparing: for business In
Various ScctiOm. OF Dixie.

The Manufacturers Record. ia il. last
issue. gives long list % mew indus
trial enterprises being started up
throughout the South. Among those
requiring investments of 100000 and
moro. the following may he mentioned:
Three hundred thousand acr.a OF oil
and gas leases will l." developed b.
the TuNhury oil and Gas Corporation.
Nashville. Tenn. organized with S.
100000 capital BY New York and Okla
isSna Investors
the Carolina Aircraft Company, Ea-
ieiCh. y. g.. Incorporated with an au-
thorizcd capital Of 100000
I'm oil refinery will be butt by tho
National oil Refining Company. Prince
ton. Ny.. Incorporated with 5000. 1oo
capital by Princeton investors
Oil properties will be developed 10y
the Tennessee and Ecntrckr OIL Com.
panv. Nashville. Tenn, Incorporated
with 100000 capital
General *tocliyard will be construct
cd by the Memphis Wyoming stock
yards COMPANY. t"ewood, Tenn, Nnccr-
poratcd with 100000 capital
Fertilizer. oils etc. vii! he manu-
:actured by the Seminole Fertilizer and
Oil Company. -. Augustine. Fla, in
corporatcd with 100000 capital
Coal land in Magomn COUNT Ky.
=" III pe teN'lol'"u ny TN" t.lcElnE lea
yer COMPANY huntingdon w Va. in
corporatcd with 300 600 capital.
Lead and zinc ores will be mined bv
The Gainesville Lead and Z!nc Company,
gainesville. Texas. organized with
$4,000 cIpi;a!.
i'orer tools viii be manufactured
by the D:mcndall Tool Company. Hac.
c!sto~n Md. organized with $3.50. 600
capital hy Haccrstowu investors
F!uorspar Will he mined by tho FED
erai Spar Company. nopk'nsviHn. w.
incorporated with $4,000 capital bv
Kentucky capitalists.
An expenditure of 100000 is rlan.
ned BY the Tampa boof. Company. v.,,n
pa. Fla, in order TO provide for ri,nt
addition furnishing facilities for the
installation o: machinery in steel
steamships.
Steel Ships vii, be constructed by
the Gulf Shipbuildinc Company. res-
caSou!'. Miss, incorporated with $iro.-
GOO capital.
Chemical products will hc lnaau-
featured b. The lve% Laboratories,
Nashville. Tenn. incorporated with
100000 capital.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07
INCREASED EXPORTS
electrical Exporters Make BiE GrinS
for the Better Part of the
Ycnr or 1917.

The total value Of electrical machin-
cry and appliances. except locomotives.
exported during tho eleven months
ended November. 1911. WAS Sio.!jLoOo.
against S35. 4c7 .ooc for the same months
of l'ls. and s22.lGi.0oo il the .corrc-
spending months Of 1918. according 10
tables published in Ia" Electrical rec
ord. For the single month oe Novcm-
Der. 1917. II q total value OF electrical
cduipmcnt exported was $:,.3T ;.Hu0.
Sine" it can leo fairly assumed that
IN" value 80 drn.trttuS cNrortsl dur
;nr The irpnta "f December is not rad
ici;liy different :3vii that OF November
the 'otai exports for the cdl"lr.ar gar
lHl1 may b placed ~ around 90 =
600. as against Si0,2I2.1C6 In ,hr cal
"ndar year 1916. i2i.3l2.ocO liz 1918, ana
Si9."65. 900 in 1874
The largest items in thu statement
covering the eleven months o. laiT
,s compiled by @. l.. Austin. Stats
'ician of tho National city Bank OF
New York. arc insulated wire and ca
hlcS. sG.5 100: motors. $5.1Jt. 600: bat
,crios. S%.2Si.0oo: dynamoS S2.c7S.0 COO
and metal nlamcnt incAndcScent lamps
S2.5i00oo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07
TRANSPORT SERVICE OFFERS
WORK FOR OLDER MEN
Owners or Automobiles Who Can
Drive Car" May serve Their
Country

NEW YORK, Aori! 6.-W. o. Wilson.
secretary OF motor transportation for
the National War Work Council OF the
Young Mems Christian Association. l2i
East Twenty-eighth Street has re.
turned from France TO recruit in the
United States what on. French allies
call gentlemen drivers" In other
words. Mr.. Wilson appeals particularly
to the well-to-do business man who
owns and drives his own automobile.
There is work for him to do overseas.
Ii is hoped that sevcntynve men OF
this CALDER viii sail Immediately. Fifty
men Will he sent in .lpri. and fifty in
June.
In obtaining recruits for this work
in the American Y. NJ. {. =. Motor
Transport Service. emphasis is Ia id
upon the opportunity given to men who
otherwise would be barred from enter
Ing the service directly. These drivers
VIII not be required to 20 repair work.
although the cxigcncics OF a situation
IN the battle areas may make them
more valuable If they can do a bit of
necessary repairing now and then on
the road. and man OF fifty years who
Is N good physical condition, can quail
i!y for this motor transport service.
he VIII carry supplies. not otherwise
handled by the Huartermaster's depart
mc3,. form Paris or division headquar-
tors TO the various y. NJ. =. A. huts in
the lines.
Discussing the qualifications required
of drivers. Mr.. Wilson said yesterday:
Let ii he understood that we can not
say .Sat a man Will do nothing bat
y -1 L.
find himself doing whatever piece OF
WORK the emergency necessitateS. But.
the man who goes as a driver will for
the most part drive and take care of
his own car truck.
He will not be asked to do any re-
pair work il he has not had any eX-
periencc which will enable him 10 do il.
bu, man who goes a s either mechanic
or driver must 20 with tho Willingness
20 do the job we'll no matter what the
job il, as far he can.
we want men OF more than ordi-
nary intelligence. preferably business
men who arc patriotic and who have
owned and driven their own cars for a
number of years. They Will GO as driv-
ers for the trucks that carry supplies.
Drivers should hc able 10 make minor
repairs and should thoroughly under
stand the oiling and grcasinS and daily
maintenance necessary in driving a
truck or car
The high moral standa rds and char
actor required 10y the Y. NJ. e.. A. in
other positions overseas must he salts
fed in tho motor transport service. Any
man who has driven car or preferably
several cars and who can qualify. is
patriotic and intelligent and has a de-
Sire TO help make this work a piece OF
service is the man for whom we are
looking"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07
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ORGANIZE TO SAVE
Hopcwcli Section Takes steps for
Food Conservation and
Economy.

HcpEWELL. VA, April CD. Wal
ler Brown has heen named 10y the local
food admin istratcr. MaJo" Harrison, TO
effect "a complete organization OF tho
women Of this section for the purpose
OF promoting economy in the kitchen
and for carrying out the instructions
Of the government relating thereto.
Co-dircctors have bccn named by Mr..
Brown as follows: Du Ton; city. Mrs.
|. NJ. Warren; North ~" Village. Mrs
Lyman Stutz: south IL" Village. Mrs
-. II. DAVIS, iIopewcli. Mrs. ". l. Gil
hcrSon, James River Village. Mrs
Spencer w Allen: "a" Village. City
FONT. Mrs. r Z. Evans All necessary
literature Viii bc distributed by dis
irict leaders. whose names viii he an
uouuCcG later
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07
MUCH LARGER FACTORY
isaSscu Furniture Factory Nearly
t'"uhlr> Capital. and Is HuiIdinE
I.nrEc nnh ncftcr plant

MAETiNSNIlI.E VA. April G.--TLc
EaSsctt Furniture Company. which is
rapidly rebuilding its immense factory
at ';asScti. I'VE miles west Of this city
has increased it's capital stock from
$500. 40" to 100000. all of which. i,
is understood. has been taken The
com pany lost its plant u few months
ago bH fire, aud almost before the
ashes cooled off rebuilding operations
had been commenced. This work vii:
NC brought 10 completion as soon as
possible, and tho plant will he much
larger aud much better equipped for
furniture manufacturing than was the
Old ono.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07
APPLES BADLY DAMAGED
EynchhurE REPORTS Trees uudir
drowned by Low Temperature
Thursday Night.
M Nc.ocIateh Prcss

LfNCiiEUHG. VA. April Ga tenn
perature Thursday nigh; of IS degrees
in the country districts, il is feared,
worked great hurt to the apple crop.
as the trees were in full bloom when
tho freeze caught them for several
hours during The night The lowest
temperature in the city. official. was
~ degrees. so it is not known how
extensive the freeze was. Apple trccs
which yesterday were beautiful to be-
hold THIS morning turned brown under
the carly morning sun. The hurt to
the peach crop. il is hoped, is not
as great as TO tho apples. Fruitsmcn.
however. admitting some damage arc
Yet unable TO form an idea as to tho
extent of tho injury.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07
OVER THE TOP ONCE MORE
Tobacco stump Snlrs in Winston
salem sri New High Record
SIonth

WINSTON SALEM. y. G.. April C.
Internal revenue collections for the
Winston Sa lem branch of the Fifth Dis
trict for tho mouth OF March aEcrc-
gated ;3.in2.1S5.i3. which is tho largest
in the history OF the Office. There con-
tnucS {" ID a steady increase in the
receipts from month To month. indicai-
ing the development OF the tobacco in
forests here. The entire district is
showing some gam.
Tho collections for the district for
the month of March aggregated over
$1,000 .0oh. which rs nearly 100000 in
excess OF any former month.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07
BROKERS URGE CLIENTS
TO BUY LIBERTY BONDS
Strength Of L. =. steel Causes All
independent manufacturing
Stocks to Advance.
SPREADS EVEN TO RAILROADS
Actual Bank Statement shows Dc
crease in Reserves and Increase
IN Demand Deposits, While Loans
Fall on

y 81
,uM"W YORK.. Ann Wall street WIS
iui' "i IN" Liberty IoAu to-day Ia fact ..ii
~ .'ht!iHch'. ana celebrated with fusr>"t
,i'"' was almost buvyau, Sucn comGii' To
an! tn administration ih.it thrrc Is com.
l"''" absence az hat fc'I.n: OF uuccri. iuty
iI"' rhIra1t"riHad IN" cIlupairu~ tor iuTfr,"r
I""ht M"st brokers on r,,..yIts. orders tor
- &c al order tor :. i.:h"rts t"ay FIRST. and
th'h guy stocks. Ia most cases this had
IN desired result ANA tho buying OF the
rohus did not reduce tho Volume OF stock
uhitcd States S,cai was leader of tho mar
80 although other stocks had wider ;U"-
iiidi lions. IN" strength Of steel ,.,Gscd all
inc independent In"nuTar turing stocks tu :,d .
POINT tt.dc from tn" .ics s. Nvhi,n Nvcr"
in'LTe~sif" chiefly because Of tho a,hst. /
ShhFactf OF !h"l- movement. th" plS mar
!ci va Ia tOi!,,. Oa. DistIii,i.. and VI.
which means mat !; ha- adyan.od u 30 n =
sih'e ihc sus"rofu'Hi TOOK over ita Durham
lNcior!e~. Tobacco Products was tho most
-'liN" issue OF thi- .roIJ. SCORING II
i"rial advance aud ho.1lnE IT.
,b!Sitl!:rh responded 20 urgent HGNinS on
IN itfi -! e E."uI -! GENERATORS who nav.
b1'n making a. aHaiS~is ~ us business.
Ia the last hour OF trading strength waz
t.L'nH'd ." tho railroad,
IN" actual nam statement showed - do
fear'' IN reserves OF >il,tsl.isg Il decrease
IN loans OF ti3..3f.Dl0. aud ar iucreas" I'm
crnanh dcrosit> o! ss.,la..y" The average
tlatem"ut showed reserve Increased ST.
~ s-", iuans decrcaS-d 81 .GSi. -,1., and not
d'mand deposits increased S!S.J!;Np.
EEw roRK. Arrl Mercantile paper.
Sterling sixty dnS uiiis sti.t. cDmmcrc!.
siAty-da% hi,is on b.uha. 4iUs,; curtnerciui
tMN-day nlLi.. !i1li.. i.mand: 80 10.
,=n.rs. M5e'-i5: bar silver. .!H Mexican
NUI|srF. q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07
Flush Times In buckingham COUNTY.

BUCK lNtilIAM. VA, April 6.-Now
that the farmers Of buckingham
County have disposed OF their eros,
at the best figures they have realized
at any time since about forty-five or
fifty years ago, money is circulating
freely all over the county. Everybody
seems to have plenty Of the circu-
latinE medium, and business in all lines
is unusually good. The people arc in
vcstinG quite freely in war savings
stamps, and 1t is expected that the
sales of Liberty bonds Of tho third
issue will be much larger I'm this
county than of the first and second
issues. ,.I.,.ss. 5..a-.E
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07
Now Lumber ,ii,I n, Dublin.

Lumber COMPANY. OF ruiaSki. which
has recently acquired valuable .in'fcr
lands near th'& place. viii establish
q lumber mill here Wit, io.noC feet
dali capacity. 1t is expected - hav.
thc mill in operation within tho next
sixty days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tSal", at tnion STOCK Nards.)

T.I'HiII"NJ, Va. NNFII .. I1iS.
frhprt Tor the week ending March "a:
hpicc steers. l-i.. medium to good. lcia
az: Tonnnon 20 fair. 90 IL. Chuic, h.iiers.
l!'." II medium to SunG. aE lJi,: common
10 FAIR. .i=T" choice COWS. 5. a.i-: medium
10 so"'i as. COMMON To fair. smI Best
oxen. 80 q ~: .ncuitim la good. Ssts: COM
mon to far. g.: a -. , Best heavy bulls.
sn ~: ligh'. -: IS. Best calves. IL: com
mon 10 t"lr Il n IL. ic 1t hogs. is.. N Is.
anrninim weEht H!5'z. light" lan t.: SOW,
mon to fair sWS R"st lamb. ltIi5
NlIuIn good. lnin a 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07
The Cmrh Market.

NV FOItN. Aprs! t.-trt!I0E the
cUrn continued Ia small PROPORTIONS. ANA
DEALINGS ~.Te w!thou; feature. Price
change "c;" uU'mporiont Close:
-."p AGtna EXPLOSIVE. "a -. -...V Maxim.
.-ihI "a 40 I"li". states Stra ;.!SliD x ~:
TO Cnit.d Motors . a ~. - .rc!o- Amer
lcan, ~, l:i- .Ab tosdcn ell. EGO. ~ Fed
"r.. Ca, :, ~. So Metropolitan Petroleum.
J! Up n =: 80. Dki-ho oil. -. G.; 1854
H!d"cs i p!l. -1N -. rpl Victoria Oil. IL :, a..
-. Atlanta, !p.. = l.i:; 100 Big Ledge.
hri: 49, Boston no Montana -" - 100
.io9dh".d Cons, La =: 80 Lsron. N"e4e
:-ish -: i.gsy Mckinley Dsrragh. ?-i5 II !G:
% Mother LODE. Jp3G. LOO Re. Co.'s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07
Too Much "ylaiscr."

ioIHiSTOWN. OHIO. Apr!! 6.-rhe
name Kaiser" brings 10 mind so many
things of evil that T.. w Kaiser and
o. u. Kaiser. prominent Youngstown
business men. asked the Probate Court
mere TO change their surnamcs to Kay
The court granted their request.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07
nri>to, Mnu Accidentally ,lr.cs

ERISTOL. VA, .Aprl G.-Ionnic
Moore. thiriy-four. n resident OF Rris-
iol. VAS instantly killed to-day while
assisting in loading logs on cars ut
BluG City. Tenn. y log SIX !ddcd catch =
ing and crushing his head Hc was
he support OF his widowed mother
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07
To Enlarge Durham Hosiery Mills,

DURHAM. y. c.. April 6--Thc Louise
knitting Mills Company. OF East Dur
ham. has increased its capital stock
from $4,000 to 100000. and will en-
large the plant. which now is working
TO fullest capacity and cannot meet
the demands.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07
NEW NOKk rK0i,LCE MARkEr.

NEW YORK, Arr; 6 Bnttcr. unsettled;
chccs". irregular. spot coffee, .,iic,: rio 49,
S'.: santos &c. M.
Tho Co'ton>c"d oil Inarkrt was devoid nf
f-.inr" AMI Ia absence az interest no price,
wsrc nain"'. lrliu" crude. l1.;y. prime sum
cini yellow. nominal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07

'r;ii, -. sa..z, :. cazn.. receipts. - casks:
ssh'pIn ent= s. Casks: stocks. -t.Ii4 casks.
E"sso. ir'n: sales. % bdg.Dls. receipts. Jlt
parrc.*: .nip!ueniS, 80 barrels; stocks. s5.t,5
Ds!5e.s. quote. IS, -. f.. 80. +. O.. II. I.
J.-t X. -; " j..l: y. ~. VIC. 10:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07
RICHMOND GEtlN MARKET.
MhOIcSAlc OnOtntinns on ENcnnnrc
v.r,ar ~, NJ HT""""' - NFTII o I'IS
CKC.NGo I'VE srntK MARKET.

'ilIGi,ir. April T. Hogs: receipts u .n1n
strong. hulk, ;l,.a,n ~ ~: light. .,.,.n~
l,'". miA"d, ti;."DTI 81 -. heavy. Sit. - II
SilGl. rough. tIeY1A Si5;.': pirs. $.-.'5.,
sule: receipts. 5000. s,cady: na,iyc steers
vlnlS $3.50: SjuCk"rS ana feeders. s. t9.i
si;,.' ..2@MS aud hc.fcrs. sG.SgaS.2eo: caINc.
..Sh'op. rco"iris, loo firm sheep. ST. 5oa
S...ap: lambs. $500 - $3.50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07
NArAL SHORES

..Ste1 tor white aud "a. Cents for iuu!so.s.
l.fii= ,'"re ARIA ~.l tended nisner. Wool
Sooua were s,.H scarce bUrl.us wee
s.'sA! Raw silk !!H. q.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07
CuICAfn GKAIN MAnEE.r

III S''' &prti Opinions new
81! r. 'raGins, which Was expected to bc soon
M N"Sh". WrHld l!Ii prices to the present
ailo"auc maximum had 4 british effect to .
DAY on corn. The market closed steady ~
~ net advance, with Nav Sl.26S. oats
gained To "sn'; and provisions il to -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07
Atlantic Coast line
Seaboard Air Line Railway COMPANY

irhna leave dany. a. NJ, Norisna
Vocal l:lO 4. A., SieepeIs Atlanta and
Jack sonvine: 9:4O p. NJ Atlaistal t3irmin nuo
ham special: mao p. ~. sleeaars jack
soiyille. :.il ~ NJ. Trains arrive $50
A.. AZ. S;la "a. Al. o:45 r. ~. $3.50 p. M
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07

NEW YORK. .\urii sleeves, I.sdy:
butts. $40: COWS. $3.50, $3.50.
Calves; steady: Ncais. sioc0a s.o.n,: culls.
lDGUSi Slf.0n.
sheep, no trading.
IIu;s, steady, at SIS.1J.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07
miscellaneous.

Liv. poultry IN good demand 40 hens can
De- sold q: shiip-d. EsE market hrm to-
cay. but receipts -Te incTeS slr.E and outlook
lower. Butter m-rnet steady. Other
I!oG.te, .nCCt steady. with . good demand
wa1ch enable: Us 10 clean uu daily.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
DIR GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
NEW YORK. April G.--Cotton goods here
to-day were stronk: Pcrcalc prices were
named ON basis oi % cents for four -four,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-07
COTTON MANI,Ers.

S'.W fpEk, NprN The cotton m=rfrt
T. Gay The oN,rsin" nervousness o.er ,h-
,, "S".l l.s % sH"f u r., GOO ,
irroEuI"r.tl. bGt trade inter-, q were ;pod
a"iive eevering H. soms .: y,.t,r,i.y III
Ter. wh!sn cent :iniN Znutf-Gi5 40 20 - -.
,cios,d 49, .a.ts with tto .cn,rai list ,ipsia.
MI. Tho ,n,r nsl % saHafe ia, .! a. . n.G!
yr-ina n ,hs ?"n,r"i and 'arls 90; the wost,rn
gnat hishcr ~ nc .,, ,radiaz Win o'tohcr
L;9nc hinE ';," e"mp"r"i WIN ~ y IN" low
NJ NJ .1N.",'G !" NJ ",ih me : nrr" .i-L
;ia uS" tT.diar -Wcskecua reyi,vt ct the cra row
,"rilooh NsLe r@H.ra ~ ;sv"r.tlc. 4Hl ~"
LIN r,d,o,,nlilId NJ, igrrIh
p,hc .rgt itUtM"n and ne uncertainties II
/ It s'Inied - BE- nuit", sen'raliy no;"h how
lhI a., nTigG 81 TSoas va. IA 49, ~
.oriniou Mas "NrrcSscd in sou,c gusr,'r> 'h.t'
5l. Of I'm a, dc i" 'H' so@H ?ae o,
ton futures s"rEcd - iniows
:,aS 9s.. ''5f II, ' o.: s'..1 %.
j,cc,mbcr ......, III ai55 .iD #i,5
spc, cotton. stoa,iy mtiao=. 555oe.
.NldIn=. o@. .ioaIy; il'so' n,i.s '''' :
io;;' bales; cNpoTts' 80 bales. stock. i.aa,.Cs'
irlci l'' N'.''lA--.N f- l''t'li'S. !'HIi IA 4TS,
seSpcrtS. 30 bales.
Totel FOR .c.aon--Nr, receipts. I.Ssa. III
H. les; exports. 3,-05,m" bales
Hnw ORLEANS. Aprt,. 6-IIishcr prs..s
rulci ,hromrI"n. The .e,sIoa IL ,hc elton
FAC from yesterdays deiinrs Disps,chr,
from Washington stating that the War In
.dus;rios Board did not c"ntcmp'ai" rocnlat-
iuC tn" price 81 raw cotton N""r" u~tuig
irresponsible for tho advance. although hu!lirh
traders were AL" onroura god - the better
lone OF rcroTtg.
Icavy general rains "N"r T"ss. ana OK
(j lolna. which were :Cu"-Illr taken to mean
tho Guiding. OF ~" l"mg drought. hid no
-ta points 1h" CioSr was gain
| OF - 81 points White there were 'r.u
,rniu"r srthac<s. nothing % the selling roN"r
|,of yesterday was di-rl.y"d. Sow cror 70
counts. "sprcj.tlv from IN" misIGlr aul cast
o-r s"rtious "f thr hci' were f.vors5l" I'M
were 'rn"f"d. The failure NJ h"ar,-h fa"jo-4
3tn Influence values aprcarcd 10 IT, d"r g
the covering movement among Yesterdays
incllrrs. Shnrta showed desire from IA"
hceiuninS Of The session I" "vou M ovcr tho
=, rrk end Cotton futures closed. N.v. - =
July. Sis: october. aoN: December. % "a:
Spot cotton. -r,ict and unchanged Sal"s
on th" spot 81 haics. {" arrive. 10 ha'cs.
N;id,iiuE. $40
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Shosts. - 20 ~ los. IS... =
Hoe. email. per io.... :
EpES. medium. TER lb....
Choice. large Ter lU. ]
Sv!t sows, h.r 10. ............ !
). ta.s Der III. .............. !
Sgar. RIO ANA chine. per h. >
sausage, per Id ........... (:
BOAR. moi
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RICHMOND PRODiCE NARRET.
WHOLESALE lnOInilnns.

S. Food Administration License No 6; 1881
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lcs!s. POOR 10 fax! !b... Is q Il
Ea...s. i.4i!s.s. ........ u IL
Snc~D. 81. per ID. ........... 10 az IA
kne~p. poor. psT 10. ........ 4, tf
l.-GnDs, choice. per 10 ........ a. r. 10
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io:s. i've. large. ~. is u -,
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hog ho1rs. !b.......... a &
Cows, Chuiu. To prime ID a 10
q ~, medium Ter iU...... { a
Oxen ynOIl: to pr!.ie...... q 10
steers. choice 70 UTInle..... 70 Ii
he!.y.S CHOICE - r-.!.c..... u 10
Bulls. chG.Ce To pI.iae...... - stl
Cstt.". poor 10 fsiE. !p....... ~
Ali!cn cows fresh
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Chemical products will he manu-
featured b. The lvc% i.ahora;o-;e;,
nashville. Tenn, incorporated with
100000 capital.
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RICHMOND FRUIT MARKET.
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I. :. FoOu A.ibItIi,t!a t.OE License 40 {; o;s5.
Richmond, Va. April ., 1918