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COTTON MARKETS

=. NEW YORK. SHAY ll-rhcre were violent
huutua lions in the cotton marhc; her" t,-
day with en- ady.nc" OF approximately "a
cent from last nights closing nFurcs iol.
lowed by reactions OF som" 20 to - points
July contracts sold NJ TO go or s. per Iva le
net higher and 'iosed At 40. with jhe gen
era! list closing barrel! steady at {. net adj
vance OF ~ to - points all months ,N-
cent May winch was points net lower.
The market opened steady at an advanc.
o! TO l. points and sold some y To =
roints net higher after The cali ON a con
;inua ton OF the buying movcmcnt. which
had been en- progress Il, the ,!osc OF Inc
previous day. Tho relatively easy ruling or
May. attributed 20 IN" "ircUla tiou Of a few
notice wa%.aiso ii. unsettu@ feature. bat
the maTr.s.' ,A:rh. " armci mp on tho fore
cas-, for f.ost IN !rris ~ Arkansas and OK
IaRonla Tn" appcarsnc" OF tuyinS orders
from trac" sources accompanied by reports
that British buyers were taking lower
grades IN the South, seemed 10 increase tho
nervousness OF shorts during tho middle.
day. and STOP orders were uncovered
Before buyers were supplied. atcivc months
fsd solc - I" To- points not higher with
oc,oher 'ouchinf $50 and December . i?
or so TO - points above The 'ow level Of
last :at"rda The, demand iher subsidized
= nd the market broke almost Il rapidly i $
II had advanced under rcallz!rs or renewed
pressure inspired by reTorts ma, now Eng.
land NILS werf finding diI.culiy in ceiling
goods and had large supplies Of raw cotton
m
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looN322 feet. known as lot 9. square 8,
pm PIN OF fereSt Hill Annex. April l.,
W. Z. Kirby 10 w. s. Young
t6 l-2xl4S feet. western line Twenty
tourth street. l62 feet from the corner
formed by the interscction of ~
southern line Semmes Avenue with the
western line Twenty-fourth Street.
SHOWN as 4oS West Twenty fourth
street May 2, 1918: tax San slo
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NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH, GA. May lo-'ru!pentine
steady. a. sales. 81. receipts. .I2: shipments.
Sol stocks, .. 355.
Rosin, trm, sales. az; receipts. SIS. ship
UcutS. 1901. stocks. ss.3 Quote: Is. u. l.,
+, $50: q. II. |, X, NJ. SIS: No. 90 ". q,
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Butteroeans. per To- ........... q
Mixed beans, Id .......... q
oeans. navy. Der io.......-.. II q
NEM YoKK rKonIcE MARkEr.

NEW YORK. M.y le-Ccttonseed oil. dull
.ad Cnquottd. Prime crude s,,.SO prime
summer yellow, nominal. Tenders, 100 bar
Raw sugar unchanged Centrifugal. Sos:
Zine sranulsteG. q, ~. Butter strong Cheese
lrreEula- Coffee, spot dull: Rio - -, sam
tUs Il. II.
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iton fu,ures r.nrol as to!lowa.

NEW YORK. May lo-por, movement
nica!lnE :. -'cck, IS 50 bales
Total to-GtS-- Re- eIpis. t.N.G bales. exports
2i..il haic- stock. I5l7GN halee
Total fer, w"es Receipts. 5-.s7 bales, OK
ro'si To- season Receipts. a.7.s.l. bales
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BOND LIST

An Writing paper Is ,aske:>......... SIS
>nE'v- rHnth IS .-............... ..,.t.,.. @iin
Atan't" Coast Line 8 .......... sou,
A'lsn'';' cGas, li3e = IS tBai,imorsj IS
=. =. LII. ana y is......,-. ........... -
cncsapeane ana ONO ~ i'-s......,.... ~.
ntS"i ,'"h 's!lH 'hln 'N dS.........,.,. 81
,teEel ana Myers Toh. hs.............. 42ia
t..lllaT !oo . Observation-Disclosures. "0".
cnercant' Msrine OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .-i2
:, y j.. fci - Observation-Disclosures. -
A. l. adj. 5s.... Observation-Disclosures. -
Soulhern hallway ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. G27s
!. s. Registered =. Pgn ,bld> ........ q
L. ). Registered S, 1918 Chid,......... 20
I. ; Registered Is, 1875 odd .......... los
=, ilhrrtN loan Observation-Disclosures. - =
I. Liberty loan lSt is................ ~ y
T. > iAocEiE loan md is.............. - :.
J.. Stcn. lSt 0s..,.......,. .......... lti;
Va Brown Bros CTS ,W. vsD........ 20
NS-Edr. chemical lst Js.--......-.. &c. g,
Va Car. Chemical cv. IS odd .... 80
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RAILROADS
RAILROADS
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

Gin, lo'vi!Ie & Wcs .l:5O n &C ~ n
lam it,he Local.. $50 a. :5:15 p.
lanes E'Ssr Line 1000 a.. 1915 p.
Hfk OLD Point 's:co a. .l2 90 n. 900 p.
%cW port Sewg. Local ZOO n s5:Is n
From Nfk.. Newport -
News, old Point. Ill 10 a.. l:4n D. $40 n
Newpoft n. Local 'o:53 "a. s:0j p From
West: sac a. 400 p. Locals. tlo:l5 a..
1852 p. James River. !s:.5 "a. $40 D.
Daily. Except Sunday.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

CHICAGO, May l0-Groater confidence that
seeding would be OF nomina! extent did good
lover.
Tho market closed heavy az - down 10 i,
advance. with May. l"7h. and July ! 49,, to
! i'', pats declined ., TO J., net and pro-
visions to - points.
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Nav a ia1S

oEFTCE OF THE IOMMISsI. Mrs. p g;
nrnpos.is viii he received at this Once.
Room 5%, District Eeiding: until 2 o'clock, ,E
livernE drning, the. fiscal year beGinninE
c,iThnE Snr;ih"at!nns and form Of pro-
rosai may hc obtained unon qualification to
tho purchasing officer. u c.. Room 400.
District Building LOUIS 4RoWNI.oW.
JOHN @. -. KNIGHT. w. GWYNN GAR
DINER ccI1mi ssinpIrs. D. G
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Careless Roy. Wound Bristol woman.

Especial % The Times DisnatCh
BRISTOL" VA. May l0-Ats the re-
suit Of Carclcssncss on the part Of
three boys with -" calibcr rife. Mrs
Myrtle Williams. OF this city. is prob
ably fatally wounded. She was struck
by the bullet while sitting on her
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AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES ron =

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. no
CADILLAC--iol4 model. T-passcngcr tour
inE car. in first class condition. run less
than 10000 miles. Price. sl.350. Car too
heavy for owners Box 81. Ayden.
COLE-A. A. COLE SEVEN
PASSENGER, WONDERFUL
CONDITION, BETTER THAN
NEW, DRIVEN ONLY ABOUT
5000 MILES. GREAT BAR
GAIN FOR IMMEDIATE BUY
ER. j. PARENT, HOTEL
RICHMOND.
GOOD used cars cheap. Newly painted
kaehier Motor Co.. kyland and Broad.
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porch at home, the bullet entering her
lungs. The boys were shooting nca:
her home when the accident nan.
pcned
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RICHMOND NAY MARKET.
Wholesale Quotations on Exchange.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS

NEW YORK. May Io.-Cotton goods her.
to-day were iiTmer ana yarns steady. Knit
goods were taken In a large way by The
government SILKS were steady. Ribbons adj
yaHccd lp per cent.
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si.EIIAE :>uII,.E,.
ATLANTIC COAoI Line kAILiiOA ID IIII !
FANY,
Oflice OF The Secretary

so,c. ONE Sss,, Of me seere,ary:
OF the Atlantic Coast Line iiaiifuad
Company VIA be neid at The office OF the
.ntnpsny a! Byrd Street station. IN inc
list day Of May. 1918. at IL O'clock A. 81.
Tor the election OF directors and oiiicers 10
consider certain contract with the rresi-
dent Of the United states relating to ope-
rAtion. compensation and oIh.r matters
sSR"setsd Wiz" III n or srgMns gu, OF The
pany's railroad and system OF Transporter
uon. anu AZ deemed cNpcdicnt. to authorizs
tor the transaction Of surn other business
as may come before the meeting. The
Eanster books OF the COMPANY Will close
and Viii lie reopened on Wednesday. May
=. 1913. at 10 O'clock "A A. Ms s,
ThL annual mee,ing Of the Mutual Assur-
N, snee society o Of Vrsnia w be hed al
1918 at G o,f M%fr +: n KING. Secretary
MENT COMPANY.
annual meeting OF Stockholders or the AT
iantLe Land AVID lmprorement COMPANY win
m MON" We. on '3 rGEspAY The day Of
election OF directors. to consider a certain
contract with the President of the United
States relating to operat,on Gi"mpensa ton
.nS out Of t..e taking over 10y the President
"f parts Of this company's property used
pnrtation Of the Atlantic Soast Line Rail
road Company. and. II deemed expedient. to
authorize or rat.fy the execution OF such
ether business inay come before the
II. T. BORDEN. Secretary
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SJEEL LEADS ALL STOCKS
q IN. NEW HIGH RECORDS
{. United States Corporation Contri.
So, butcs About Onc-Third Of
- - 1,.JO.OOO Shares.
CLOSES WITH NET GAINS
Remarkable Feature About Rise
Now in Progress Is That 1t Is
Based on Genuine Buying for
Long Account by Bankers,
Ry HROADAN MALL.

- NEW YORK. May lo.-Stocks were buoyan,
States steel steel contributed about ono
traded in Ncsriy ali active ISSUES closed
VIII ne, Ea al TrGmsndGns Oh
the market. which was firm 10 tho very end
about the rse now in proEfcsS is that il is
= tascd co. genuine buying for long account.
W%asev nT Intentions S"rGHE amy Of S"H m
bankers may be there is no doubt that
increasing their holdings. OF course after
1 such violent advance there viii be pront-
The backbone OF ,o.day'> mari,ct was the
Ss @ P t%r in" ue SaSH SSa
.~ernment The Influence Of Tits has not been
RMS new nuni,ion plant, TO be crested
BY the Steel corrorationr, for the United
Midvsis and Bethlehem. Il does not really
,njare then howSyGr for The United STATES inS.
business s,Iii remains for Be,hlchcm and
GOVERNMENT TO MAKE
,i,,,,, OWN RAILS FOR ROADS
ON tho other hands the United states rlant
VII lroba bly, not compete with HiidvaIc and
In Structural WORK except possibly for the
railroads sns- ;hcy become, pubic property.
can make IL own tails ana bridge material
for It's own railroads with propric;y. The
in This country is so wonderful ina, there
To- r. sgin , to be n 6psnes Snonsh
company to have the government making
its steel.
sugar. Tobacco stocks and dtstilc-s were
active and made new high records Ameri-
can Sugar was up at one time points on
the theory that since the farmers had
nianted fewer sugar bee,s larger proper;
ton Of the couutry's SUGAR business would
20 10 the refiHcr!es Of cane product. The
advance in d!S;ilcrs was reflection OF the
higher price Of whisky.
NO EVIDENCE SOW or !.
rOOL IN TOBACCO STOCKS
There IS no evidence OF poo in any OF
the Tobacco stocks except possibly IN Ameri-
can Suuat;d ana that IS not much
ppoi cf insiders pool OF misguided spec
ulaio who SOLD N" stock short They
should set immediate market relic. for the
import 500 bales Of genuine Su:ustra The
buying Of Tobacco Products and United
cigar Sto-es well American Tobacco
- in scattered lots and brokers report the
stock being taken w for cash in most
cases
Railroads were nearly all higher under
influence of the improved feeling caused by
me announcement OF the now ordnance
Plant; Tho broad business view expressed
by tho government IN that matter l. Yer:
eucoura sing TO holders OF railroad securities
7 nsy feel ;h~t tney are at last IN the hands
OF real business men.
NEW YORK. May io-Mcrcant!le rarer
four and sin months. per cent. Sterling.
siIty-day bills $50. commercia! sixty day
bills 90 banks. Si'2 commercial siXty-day
bills, S1l5. demand $i,5 40. cables. S - a..
Bar silver aHi. Mexican dollars. =. Time
loans finn: sixty days, 5',G5. ninety DAYS
Call money. weaker high, ;, low, Ok. rui-
las !a'o, +.
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AUTOMOBILES ron SALE

FORD touring car irst-class condition.
Sj2S Can DO Mayo Auto Supply
Co. b35 West Broad Street
FORD touiinE ear: 1915, $3.50: Ford touring
car. used very little. Si2j: Ford touring
West Broad.
oVERLAND-Isl7 Overland touring. newly
Street.
OVERLAND roadster Bargain at s275: act
quick. Terminal Motor Co. Inc Ninth
and Cary Streets. Randolph 4:6!
SANON RUNABOUT-For sale spicndid
tondition. S:55. III. care Times Dis
AQioMObItES - Seven: passenger Hudson
car. Il: North Eighth Street.
FOR sale. the following cars REQ 5.Lass.n-
ger. &2rn: Ford touring. 1916. $3.50. Church
I'LL Motor Co. Twenty sixth and Broad
PAINT YOUR CAR
LET us do the work Bcs, materials and
Paint Dept. l2l7-:3 West Broad.
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Richmond & Petersburg
Electric Railway
Richmond. Fredericksburg & Potomac R. R
To and from Washiagtoa and be,ond-D,uv

Nichinond. W asiIlpgiun Local, Lv.,z. mi
week Gays; r.l5 Pm. Sundays; Ar. IL 10 A 81
dsL/ fredericksburg Accom-. week days, Lv
Et.lo IN: ar. a.l5 A N. Ashland Accom- week
days ivS1.So A 81. 90 PM; Ar.f6.30 A NJ. 5.3oPN
for this train. .Main ~ S,a
BYRD ST. Sta. stopping at Elba) . Elba Sta
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LABOR MEN wanted. Apply
American Glass Works, Hos
pital and Mills Streets.

MACHI%ISTS-wa railroad machini.I1.
rate 90 l.: centk hour; time and ono
hat Tor overtime after eight hours and
sundays ana holidays. modern shop faciIi-
ties: ideal working conditions; no Iaoor
trouble: transportation turnisned ex-railusy
employee. from ncarcet point SirEinisn
Railway. Apply TO B. +. Eevins Master
Mechanic. E!rginian Railway Company.
Victoria. Va
MA'iIINiSTS of ability who can produce
work ~ accuracy and precision on al!
classes o! machines. wise and floor work.
Preference given those having hno~i-
edge 81 gun work. Eight hour shop and
Exchange North Second Street. Richmond.
~
Man wanted. to erect lightning rods Ex-
pcrichced enc preferred. Salary SIS per
month and expenses. travel through N.r-
gtn!s. MARYLAND and Delaware. L-;5..
rImns IpisnatCh.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hcIrers and me-
ch-niCs for automobile WORK Salary. 55c
to SOC per hour for helpers and soc to 81
for mechanics Don't wri'c- AppY per
j. l. Gayle supply Co. Newport Srus,
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Stock.
Sales.

1890 Allis- Chalmers ........
400 Allis Cha liners. pfd. -.
Am. AGr. Chcc.. com. E.
3.loo Am. Beet Sugar. com.
2I.6oo American Can ........
100 American Can. pfd 80.
4.Ino Am. Car and Foundry.
200 American Cotton OIL.
1000 Am. Hide and Lear pfd
loo Am. I.inseed Oil.
10000 American Loco. .......
Am. Loco. pfd. .......
12.Too American Smelling -.
2.loo Am. steel Foundrics.
$500 American Sugar ......
400 Am. Tel. and Tel. Co.
coo Am. lob. com. "
100 Am. Tob.. ND 800 -.
Am. Writing Paper. pfd
2.ooh American Zinc .......
$500 anaconda Copper 800.
400 .htchiSon .........
500 Atlantic Coast Line. -.
y. e. l.. OF 81. 1Balto)
ZOO Baltimore and Ohio. -.
cisco Bcth'm Steel r..
800 Beth'm Steel SO pfd.
$500 Baldwin Loco. ......
eco Brooklyn Rapid Transit
4.9oo Central Leather. COM.
100 Canadian Pacific ......
Wv y HiIi'i ma 1'cNi UNI
1,Sn0 Chesapeake and Ohio.
100 Chicago Great Western
100 Chi. Great West. pfd
800 Chi. Mil. and ST. Paul.
..;on c., r.. |. and P....
3oh G.. II. |. and r. 60 pfd
400 e. Il |. and z. 70 pfd.
5?.l"o Cruciblc Steel Cor. com
loo Cruciblc Steel. pfd.
c.l00 Colorado Fuel and Iron
Colorado and Southern.
$4,000 Corn Products. COM.
5000 Dis;illcrs
Dome Mines ........
500 Erie
500 Erie. LIST pfd. ...........
200 General Motors
HOO General Electric 5000.
500 Goodrich. com. ..
200 Great Northern. pfd ....
:.l"o Great North. ore cts.
1880 Indus. Alcohol
1900 ins. Copper
lnterboro-Cons., pfd :.
300 Int. Mer. Mar. com.
$4,000 Int. Mer. Mar, pfd.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
DEATHS.

DEATHS. =
'4EM asA cAIt%N 'r1sTaI ssFvsf o. MNS
d inursn'y Hebrew mStS'"f frHm The m0ruS
casyn oatialine v Mrs. Eow "Sx Is sur:
,iNed by Der husband. samuel VI. bowman:
Miriam ana Kettle v caron. and tm3
9r"thers. Isaac and Bernard H. car"n.
fHtr ctaIsiu at ihe res,deRes OF judge
SIMON PATCH. IN the ,ish,isih year Of
sT p '5S% Fof Iasns at omit
RAIN. Lied. Al her home. Sl6 North Hsr-
=, rison street. Friday: May TO- a, 3:l5 T..
WALDE& hAiiSi. wife Of MIR l i H. ii II hah nm
shS Is survived by her husband and I'VE
"a, MS. Hugh l.. Cardola. OF Atlanta. Ga Ca
MIR: Mr. H. u - k."% I,, and Two sons John IS
runerai, SATURDAY AFTER%ooN a, 3
O'Clock Funeral private.
%'slsss. sTSA& p sAEE "iayW '' Of fhey
year oi her age.
7 1G "a MoRSi e o insl
mont in oakwood
sNoW.-Dicd., az, her residence in swar!h-
AH a2rf sTokE ae" sHW tHI!"'"S "N' h'''F
lGisrm rent at f"FmNilie, Va. SUNDAY
LODGES AND SOCIETIES. o
MASONIC NOTICE.
\ Special Cnmmunic ati"n Of Joppa l.odEc.
NS 49, Sn, r NJ y,l be he'd a, me
q, .'sipek T. n MSmsers OF sister ;Si.
BY @f;lSE q m W9EsnIpt@l M sss,-
Gn 5S" No NH fnT Tsis T Hr. or MTs
me Ms,s,Hnic Temple su%HAY I'm in:i. M
IL.
which viii DC held ~ the MenuwCntal NJ. i;
are are. c s'a invited to unite with US
by ordss .! ~; Emineos s S1m. nass
Attest: GcorEc g Jenerson kecorder
LUsT AND FOUND.
RoY-i.eft. his home on Angus %. 1917. 10y.
hs I.e r fssi has hTSmn 6si Win s
frort teeth. Last Was at Camp Lee.
S'%;SFS ny b. s4aTsta% .s ri
by his sister ,hc nrd.rfsned as there Is
money "'1 '''S M.RY ' g T rib a:l$snef'
HONEYWELL. Va.
EaFrEf starr 2r'f S,aT
sft' ITS in fs"'fT Dat on ba , psec''Ssr
, t%s i'o,c! H'%h9cmd snd Masonic Temple
sonewh"r" between Tcnth street and
glasses IN b.ck is..thrr ease. Kam"rd II
returned to Miss Byrnc' care FIRST National
FOUNTAIN PEN--l:-.id :oun,a!n pen seIt-
s MIR, netwcsn rcMih i ani Hull ana rstrv
NTH ard Semr,cs Finder rlcsse phons
kard0uh ln33-J.
KEYs-I.ost. bunch OF KEYS helwcen post
office and Mutual Building. finGcr please
return I" Leroy f.. shorts. Stat. Law
Library
kEIS--i.Ust bunch Of keys Friday evening
while riding in 1ttH.y. Return .u3 Last
BROAD Street. Reward.
G ;4: rear a"n and iiSsmis no 55io w ns
Grace Street. Reward
LOST. ;iiday or Saturday. smo II gold chain
win eyeglasses. Large reward. Call
Boule:aIt 49,: 4r rctuIn 2SIs West Gree
MULE-Straycd stolen, one big brown
mare mule. blind. has small scar on each
hip. Ftn!-r Will notify owner. illJ %ortn
LMsnly-.lEhth street. at oncr.
HOCkt, I iicOk-i.osi. May .. on the Sorth
cra train I-out " est Point. he G:i5
train. containing S3 and chang, door
hcS and !e'i ter. t'.Hdcr please call kando. OH
.-
THIRD Liberty LOAN BUTTON-I.ost
between @:"U block Nest Cary Street ana
80" h!pch Laurel Finder call Madison
SfEIiAL NOTICES. .
A Ian ne COAol Lin 4. kAILiiOA ID 4 N
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DR1NERS-wanted. several Ice wagon driv-
"rr Good wages. Geo Paul Ice Work.,
rLith anc Porter Streets.
EHGlNEER-Wsntcd. assistant engineer
y nniy chiet engineer. Hotel Richmond
HOUSE SALE.SM EN-Aiorris & co. Gree
and Union Streets. .Spericrced
rackin: house s.lcsmcn Tor North C.roI.n,
.NnDlN 10 manager.
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Julia Mcclure, mild. to c. b. Givens.
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HtSTI>GS rRANSFi
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'stt -RiG M0ND rRODrtT M,RKJT
- Nhoic~Hi" Quotations

TTrIU 4 "a
u. S Food \ d. p. .n..'r- ,'gr l.l"en,o No E; 1874,
h'.e.- Va MAJ ~ ltl.
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USED CAR VALUES

OUR USED CAR LIST.
oNERl.AND. Chalmers. Studcbakcr. Moline
Knight. Hudson. Lo8ier. All are In good
condition.
ATLANTIC MOTOR CO,
SOS West Broad.
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No Loor EQUITY shou1 kiii.c Co.. y,
all poultry shouId De thorourn!y smni. y,
The Washington herald., 1918-03-24
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore. March 9.-POTATOES-Weste esteru
Maryland and Pennsy lEania, choice round. per
10 pounds l.T5al9o; do, Western Maryland and
PennsylTania, choice long, leOal7S; do, New
iors State; l75al 20; do, Eastern Shore Mary
land and Virginia, Mccormick. l25aI. 30. do.
Southern Maryland, l.SOal. rs; DO. All sectiona
REQ: l.zoalSo; do. all sections medium No. d,
IAlW; do, all sections, culls 50: do Maine
seed Cobhlsrs, le6pound sack, 5S0a6O0; do, late
EIonda Early Rose. No. l. per barrel. 5.oQas.oo;
20, sHee's' FORK Rivers, No. l. per barrel. Ioos
80; do. sweets. North Carolina lOOaI 90: do,
Eastern Shore Maryland and Delaware, 40Oa4.5O;
oo.' sweets, all sectionsI No. 2 25Oa300; do.
Sams. al sections. per barrel, 250aIoO; do,
sweets, all sections. No. l. per basket. i5oal rs ;
DO. sweets all sections. No. 2, per basket, 75a
GREEN FRUITs-Apples. Baldwins, A grade,
s.slnch' per bbL, 4ea5.Oo; do, Ben Davis, 3T5a
80; do, GanoS, Ipoa4S; do. Greenings 4 5Oa
500; do. GiEls. 5.soas. %; do, Paradise sweets,
s.Soa1SO; do, Pippins, Albemarle 5o0a5Jo: DO
Rome Beauty. Sooa55o; do, Black TwizS SOa
500; do. Winesaps. 5.ocasoO; do, Russets' I5Oa
80; do. staymsn winesaps, 5!OOasoO; do. York
impeTias' Sola6.0; do, York Stripe. 5.oOs5.5o;
DO, spSs, Seeks, and spits, 5.OOa5sa; do. Tall
man Sweets. 5oou5,5o; do, No. 2, all varieties,
L5Oa3So; DO, box apples, fancy to extra fancy,
per oox, l.5aZ5o; do, lOose, as to quality. per
cvt-. 90; grapefruit. Florida, fancy. brisht
per box, s.SOaLm; do, fair to choice, z 5oaS 90 ;
AsSSa%-VVs oranges, Florida, Nalen-
eia lates, per box. 65OG7 90; do. Florida orii.
nary % fair srades. iOoa5soi strawberries, Flor
1aa refngeratos fancy. per qt., 9oas; do,
Florida far to choice, ISa25; do. Florida, open
crate, l5aSo. 'f>-
LIVE PoULrRY-By order Of the Food Ad-
ministrauop no more old hens or pulIets
can Dc recetVed or sold for food until
May ]. Quotations: Chickens, young. large.
smooth, fat. per h., 10; do, do. Door rorsh'
Stacy, y; do, winter Ibs. and under I5: I'D
roosters, %; ducks, young Peking, 81 lbs. fat.
per 10, NaS; do. puddle. SSa5; do, MuscoTy,
Sia2i do. smaller, thin, 2sa50; turkeys. Young
hens. per ID. 3sA57: do, young gobblerS sssN.
90. old toms. e. do, poor and crooked breast,
aa9; pageons, young, per pair, sa3o; do. old.
SAD; guinea fowl. young. each. ssaTo; DO, Cd,
5oz56 ~O'' N'N'
BuTTER-Creamery. fancy. per Ib., isas7; do,
choice, tia45; do good GSa4i; do, prints, i7aIs
do, blocks. nae; ladies, 32z5S; Maryland apd
Pennsyivania rolls, SisS2 Ohio rolls, aoa32. west
viFginlA rolls, soaSi; storesTacked, aa29, Mary
hnd. Virginia, and Pennsylvania dalry prints
Sla8i process butter. oar. 80
GGGs-iNotes-shippen should bear IN mind
The Washington herald., 1918-03-24
COTTON MARKETS.

New YORK. March S1-oficial cables from Lou
don accounting that the British defensive ~
ten had been psnetrAtsd by the Germans west
o. 81. Qusntin bsArish weekend figures and
h<ther rains In the Southwest weakened the
eoetou market today. althoush II finished above
he bottom.
lReports from the dry goods markets. continued
6ullish. and the news from the South regarding
The got dtIatioo also was strung At the
opsning declines Of from Is to II points were
reeordsd Tia seIlins pressure carried prices 70
- nat decline Il about , to % points before
th0s vas any material decrease in ofgringA
1hen active New OTleaps and trade buying PRO
notsd a rscoEery of Is TO % points Liverpool
sOld Nay and October and bought July. Wall
strsss ssIliug for . tine vas prominent, in
Aasuced b. the unfsVc.snIs character Of the
rr nsss. but the undertons Of thu market dis
piaJsd no Epecial Wsakneas even at the low
point of ths morning. -. -
M marest continued very unsrttled late IN
ths moSainE. turning saSisr under liquidation
ot AAy. which carried that position back to I
net los q % points July ruled relatively
stsady On covering and Liverpool buying. To
Eard the eloss the entire list rallied on . local
eorsrins movement. closing Nsady at q net de-
clinerof q 70 3 points
Rseeipu st the port torftns2dly sere about
l3-no halesI against losls bales year ago.
SPOT here vas quiet a . decline Of 30 points
At NO for mid upland; no sales. At New
orieuns Il was trm and UNCHANGED At 1l3;
saIss. l.3is bales.
Receipts at Galveston, 49l2 bales; New
Orlsanss 363 bales; savannah. l.s2 bales, and
HOustoo. Ssss bales.