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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-02
RICHMOND BANK CLEARINGS
SHOW 81 PER CENT GAIN
Brad>i-""tS H"port. However,. SHOWS n
Decrease in tIcar:,nrcs IhrourI,-
ont United States.

Ni,N YORK. March | Bark cicariurs In
INC mt" states Tor tho w"ck cudiu: Fob
rh"TE y. =" reported - Br;"i.frc~ a:Ern-
-" S'-i SO ~ against $t"'..n;fG. last
week.. aud S""'i. ''G in this Wei; L., I
,cHr '"n"dian cl"Hran""s aggregate SGT
go no. - against i2'i.ocl''G las v"oii and
Nl"'"H''"' ~ 'hi- w""k last yC"r. 'ollowirc
hr" sou" 81 tho returns for thi- week. with
n"r'' Hl"rCe ~ "han"" this N"ch aa com
Now YORK. 60 Irf ~" on: drcrcn a.
t'h'""t-". Gl.WG6'h. decrease T.,
ihl!Ji"lrhin. go %. f|lp: .ocro..~ lis
i:"-'"n. ~ $50 "n i"cr""s". l..
lt8n-'s cit siS".aIi.o'o: increase As
81, Louis. Sl1"Ig'"N; incrcasc 20
son i'rhn":-'" SSn.ii"'"b: Gc"rc"Sc H.
t'tSh'Irrh. -, - crn. d"rrcnsc ",l
tI"""' End. 81 ~" t9n: d"rrcHsc g2
l'"ir"ii. iiG.i''~o. d"r"cas" - G
iiHlitmoro. $H-"l'.nnN. ,c"r"asc II
L'u'un"ii 5if.afG ~; j'rcrcas %. t.,
Nov brlc"r' SIS. "nf": inorc1e" AZ
omaha. Sii",t ihH. increase. 81,
Iinrcan"ii s2nt'tgo. increase. 20
Nt''uiu. 3. ga, go
lnrhuoud. ~ .'G "", increase Geo
Houston. 81 "a coz Lrrr"aeo :
Nrmr'n-. 80 ..,..n1n .n"r"as". G"a
Mh--.mGL nM. - - l!-l.n 90 iL.-r...-c =. :
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HENnlCo TRANSFERS.

Samuel l.. Waddil. clerk IIcnrico
Iircnii court. TO the Tax Title Com
rtny. Of Eichm"nd lot -. Su,iurc T.
Monument Heights. February Is, 1915;
tax 80 cents
samuel t. Waddill. clerk Icnrlco
,lrcuit Court. 10 the Tax 'rital Com
panX, oc Richmond. acre Land south
side York River Road. about three
miles from Richmond, and known rs
Nhii" oak swamp. February IS. laIS:
tau. 30 cents.
samuel =. Waddill. clerk Herrico Cir
cunt Court. TO tho Tax title Company
OF l:ichinond. lot . square 10 and lot
~. SQUARE .. BloominSdalc. February
IS. l?!N. tax. 20 cents.
samuel l.. Waddili. clerk Hcnrico Cir
cut Court! 20 tn" Tax Title Company
81 lich'nond. acres land on n twenty
foot road leading Ia the Hungary
spring Road. in T;rook'and MagiStcria1
District. February IS. lHlS; tan. %
cents
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RICHMOND IEItr MtEkIr
W hnlesaIc OmnintlnE

f>N v e. irons 6
- - Fp"i AGnlhls'r~tt"!' license No {; niSl;
80 i!l,huuub. Va. March l. Ili.
WIZ min AI,tIr. - ~
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Oflcla! Range and Sale Of Stocks ID New York
Stock.
Sa les

All!s-ChHlmcrS. pIG. ....
2co Am. Ncr. Chem. com.
2.iou Am. Bcc; SugII. com
9UV American CAN ........
American can. rtG .,.
20.Ho0 Am. Car and Foundry.
.uo American Cotton OIL
500 Am. Hide and Lear. ptI
l.lcp American I.tusccd oil.
i,lov American Loco. .......
Am, Loco. pfd. .....
$500 American smelling :.
ivo Am. Steel l'ouudrics.
American SUGAR ..
zoo Am. Tel. and Tel. Co...
Am. Tobacco. com
Am. Tobacco. ptd.......
ZOO Ain. writing Paper, ptd
loo American 2.nc .
S.Juo Anaconda copper 800.
100 Aichi$on .........
Atlantic Coast Line
- ~ {. l.. OF Ct. ,HAltop
500 Baltimore ana Ohio....
- 500 Ecth'm Steel. l..
500 Hctn'm Steel \ i. I. Tfd
li.tpo Baldwin Loco ......
l.i'H ErooklNn Rapid Transit
-"Hh Central Leather. COM.
soc Canadian Pacific ..
California Petroleum
l.too chesapeake and ohio.
Chi,aGn Great Western
COO CHI Great West, pfd.
i.loo Chi Mil. ani - Iaui.
zoo G. l.. |. ana r.........
loo g.. L |. ana J.. u. L. pr.
200 G., L !. and i. ! y. 4. pr.
..10U trucihic Steel Cor. com
truCiblc Steel. rfd &C..
ioo Colorado Fuel and Iron
colorado and Southern
Il 200 Corn Products. CONF.
800 hiStiilcrS ........
.pn Dome Mines ......
wv i.rl' ..........
Eric. LIST pfd. .........
%.6oH Genera Motors ...
30" General Electric ....
-" Goodrich, com ..
"uo Great Northern. rfi
80" Great North. ORC GUS.
Illinois Central ..
i,NoO lnopirdtion Copper 80.
rterhoro-tons. pfd.
$40" mt. Mcr. Mar. com. &C..
200 Int. Mcr. Mar, prd. e..
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RICHMOND PRODUCE >,Hkrr
MhMlcs.iln Duni inI,.
Dressed louitr,
Eggs.


III """n,, '"l, ~ sho4r 2" k.lloG 'rorz Of
...ilinE go N"''''' -
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win Buy Corn for Abroad.

NEW YORK. March Corn To tho
amount Of from 100000 {" 80. 900
bushels Il day viii be purchased during
tn" next three weeks at the various
Middle western grain exchanges by
Federal commiitcca for use abroad. it
wuA announced here to-day.
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Why Night Trains
Sound Uncannv Now

'""htiu> tinnst. the German So
ri"t'St. who spent siN months in
Germany. &" learn or the enact
condition. there. tells u vivid story
"t the night trims coming. into tho
''rrmnn capital. nnti why tho public
"hs am un"nnnH feeling when their
shriii whistle ~ heard.
Iic also relates ho,, Irndip.- ho,ciy
have been converted into ,,nsn;,.I.
q" cay" for the injured sent hack
from tho front.
"N'N n"nthS in Hell and i.nrk
hS"in. written by kina>t. appears
only in The Timrs-Di.patrh.
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tSa!es at Union stock NardsD

,, E.I"hmpnd, VI Marth J. lHlS.
Choirr steers lli.~I2: medium 20 good
n4ii common 10 fair. SGlo Choice hcGr@r@.
i}Hl-': medium to good. 81. n az: common
:" ftir a.. 'h"ic" cows, sUSia: medium.
10 Eood; H>: common /" far. 30. Best
common 1" fH.r. 5i.I.',. Rest heavy bulls
S-iEH'-' iiEhi So: as. best calves. ls
common 10 i"'r, l1Gtl2. Best heavy hog,
-. MEDIUM weight. 800 =: lights lGfs
10 '"wS and stays. I"IlI. IS.,t shcs,,
hHlo: common io fair. Gms li-s, lambs,
- = 10: medium TO GOOD. lgI,Gli
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CHURCH NOTICES.

FIRST BAPTIST ciitHCit Twclr,h and
srcaI streets. REV. GEORGE w Nc.
DANIEL, r"Stor- Preaching at Il = r. and
J. ~ Sunday school an \ " Bara,t
ana fnllatE"a cie--' iu..t In oa.,orn an
nHH SiHwerE seryl'" Wrdao-ddy al ISIS
i. W You arc cordially iuv!icG
LEIGH STREET. BAPTIST CHURCH.
,ntH'F tMcl,N- nnh and Leigh street .
ihN, ! !. WICKER, - - rav,o---ht III
n u nc ua.irr VIII preach on Jesus ana
~ Node, N0rid ~ =. N DR RGR,
iiiI g bkNAN VIII f'll nus thrilling STORY
o.. ms recent TIN 90 EuNH'n and T.nurnant.
Th"-" arc tragi~ DAYS iu tn Eas. and Inc
rnh'iD is lrN!lcG 20 hear or. ~ nu- own
ril2'n~ who mas Witnessed many ho.-,'
SURFING scenes from IN. ROYAL family t. tbc
hnmNl'~, peasant. 80 '''
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NEW YORK. PRODUCE MARKET

NI.N NpEk, March Z Eaw sugar aicsd,..
'.hfHluF"L nw": tn"l"~scS nominal. refined
i'."Hh INC Etanu'HteH, 80. Butter. ir-ccu-
-, Sentos g 49,
Nh"it C"'"Eirc IN Mach and Nav inn
parted s'g,iinegS 10 cotton on c,-iy 49,,
,agh oi trade demand cagscL . ro,iu,,inr, N
'i'i-' anu tp' 'tcS"- Was un' hanged 10
,"5nis not ,"wcr March sold II !.ai ana
~. tnl Nti ~ 80 SALES ZOO barrels
so tcud"-> l'riW" crude. '..,'i- trir,,.. ,ti,,,-
,..E N%4"". srot IN" Mar,h. 300. MAJ.
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Time MONEYS SCARCITY
IS FEATURE OF MARKET
Banks Report Large Demand for
Money to Pay N,Comc
Taxes.
Z. II. RS BIG JANUARY DEFICIT
.Countr.'s Greatest Railway System
Lost Nearly Six Millions in Month.
Government Control Believed TO
Have .tvertcd Disaster.

NEW YORK, March with tho OK
ception Of a few spcc!altics tina; had
stock market WAS heavy to day. closing
with net losses IN nearly every ISSUES
Ginal prices were tho lowest in nearly
all Instances. Trading was no; heavy.
and was almost entirely professional .
Money was stif. Brokers compliance
houses especially arc HAVING difficulty
IA getting time money. Banks report
large demands for til" purpose az paN-
ing income taxes. both by individuals
and corporations. The banks feel that
money viii be high for some time Tor
this reason.
Uni,cd States steel attracted uos;
attention. because q: the heavy spccu-
lativc selling for the account OF = group
Of Very successful traders The stock
Welded less than point under this
selling. The tobacco shares We're par
,iculArly heavy. Kelly springfield v'l"-
hrRtod its splerdid earnings ropnr:
With an advance and l,,chawanna Stec!
went higher.
profcssioual Wall Street was djsap-
nriutcd that tho passage of tho railroad
bal. should have so little effect The f..
reason seems 10 he that important
changes ~" expected in conference. rs
tao bill stands l. guarantees railroad
turpanics ample funds To maintain ali
dividends that have been paid in the
last thrro years. There i also reason
from tho wording OF tho hill that tho
government may make allowances to
snne roads OF account of cXtraordin mary
expenditures for improvements during
the three wears period. Some of these
inirr rNcin.ntS did not have an oppor
Unity TO demonstrate their earning
Va he II that were done st faul would
bCuc:ft rratcrially. Wall street persists
IN tho belief that tho 81. Paul preferred
go. =
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RUBBING PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
office:
Max l.. Ruchrmund. to erect brick
apartment north side Floyd Avenue,
hctwccn Robinson and Mulberry Streets.
to cost $4,000
MaN T.. Ru"hrmund to erect brick
apartment north side OF Floyd Avenue.
between Robinson and Mulberry Streets.
10 cost $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-02
MAY DEDUCT FROM TAXES
'Iusinc>s Wen. Suppic Former
Employees Pay From Govern
mcnt Relieved.
nv Associated Press. !
IL tCIIi\cTo% March

~ AEeoria 'od Press
WN|'iiN';TcN. March l.-Busincss
mon payinS salaries of employees who
entered ;hr army or navy, or serve tho
r"N"rnncn, at nomiual pay. may de-
duct mo amount in figuring income or
cNccsr profit taxes tho Internal Rove
nuc Eurcau ruled to-day
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MAEKEr.

IAG9 M"r..h1 im!ioes: rrcGp'S i2or',
iib'@. miXed. s. 80 sl.co; hcasy sis.cil
'-E rough, Sl1.'". iiJ.!.', pigs. S'I.,QM SO -
.tN.: r.c'ipts. 1000. STEADY; native stccre
= "a u 80, Sio"k"r, ana feeders :. Ga
8. 20 r.! sli-r 49, 90
Sh."u. r'o"ir:s. l0o'" steady. sheep. SOL.
Slj.-I lambs. 8" 90, IL 81.
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Cni,nn S,ntc. A.k Entc..

WASIllNGTO%, March Ten ra!l-
roads operating in cotton states to-day
asked the Interstate Commerce Com
mission 20 fix rate OF cents per
100 pounds for services performed a,
iHtcrm cdiatc points in connection with
Tho operation OF concentrating. com
pressing; and rcsnippin- cotton.
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to L. j. Bcattic lots 10 and l, block f.
Lee Park. March /. 1918; $1,000.
AiARItIAGE LICENSES.

The. following marriage licenses were
ISSUED yesterday by the clerk OF the
lluStinGS Court:
Peter T.. Young. IIaddonneld. n. j..
and Christine NJ. Bcchtcr. Wcstnont
y. !.
Myrtle c. Lee and May Alley, city.
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The Curb Market.
L L

new YORK March sales and clos
IN" .A.'ua E3p'o.iy">, n'.09'= I,ton Chcv-
rclst Motor. l't'. =. LOOT Manhattan TRANSIT.
.-i'WH-i. Ma,inl Munitions. -,T1'-if. 5.cs1
United Moto-s. ~. -: 80 AuEih- Arn.ri-
Federal cV. 'h.ti2'. 100 M"trouuiii4u Pc
i=pl"un. u l"w :. $50" Oklahoma. com
nuu. - a. -" Victoria. nCw atu'l,. 81. n A..
$50 Atlanta, ilnlG. !i5-H HiE Ledge. sis
~ ! '-l"; 90 'Ir"'n Monster. il-l|ti :, ~
Jumbo tv'rusiOr. ll-l5ga.: 900 Mother
Lode, ~ -. s." %pi-,ins. S'.Tsg. I.p"5
r"n writing rau"~. -'eiy5: ~ >orth Nn,"r-
i"mn i'ulr md rapor, .is@e-s ~ Midwest
on l". u 10 t"N United states Steamship
oman. . n -. 90 Oklahoma J.. anG n.
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PENNSYJNS SHOWS
1915, JANUARY DEFICIT

Report Of tho PENNSYLVANIA Railroad
COMPANY. shown deficit OF $500
S;N after paving taNcs TOR the ono
month Of January. CAV" railroad share
i.plIors tho thrill that comes on rcaliZa-
ton of disaster cvadcd. Tho govern
utent took tho roads over lust in time.
With tho great PENNSYLVANIA dong no
better. other reports arc awaited with
Considerable curioSity.
In .pi, OF alarming reports from
the oil fields OF MeNico, there seems Ia
DC complete confidence in the Situa-
ton on the part Of oil men. u would
not seem reasonable to Suoposc That tho
allie; would permit amy party in Mexico
20 crcanrcr their fuel supply.
Tn" ien.on United states stool IS h",
Inc sold So freely is the light demand
FROM ti." genera, Public for its products.
Euildc arc taking the government at
IL wu-i rd are abandoning AL enter
prise. Wit Ire result that the steel
companies arc likely 10 lind themselves
with few orders when the government
l.risnd is satisfied
Report & the New York Air brake
COMPANY VA. much criticised because.
On Is. fac q 1t. the company is pay
Ing nui ~ dividends more than j, is
so
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AMERICAN CAR FOTNDRI'S
Svtf.NG'rH Is II STUFFED

strength uf .ar'sriC4n Cav FOUNDRY
wa ,usiifcG r. he dividend declared.
III dividend is Justified 10y the actual
car-50Gs
Tontr,, c5mIurics were hurt ~ tic
report OF the previous day mat the
American Sunatra earned only Sll.ta a
share in the SIX months ended January
y. Omitted olga. stores and Tobacco
Products We're heavy. because OF dis
appointment IN View OF the many rosy
runners tnH, have been anout.
Gtcdr.Ctinu by the Utah cuppcr Com
PAM ana the chino OF their dividends.
the former from ii s. 20 - $40 rate. and
ihc latter s:c'N = 50 TO Sl.5r rate, HAD
lit,lc influence on tho market. because
the tedust'oNs were expected.
pne '3our OF bankers persists i'm talk
o, carly peace and Spolscsm man Of this
rrour won't Sc far to-day as to say
an arrnis,i"c Would bc agreed to within
four months.
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Norfolk g. Western halfway

ONLY ALL-IiAlI LIN. 10 NOKFOLk.
Leave Ryrd street station, I.ichnionJ.
FOE :<Ol,r ELK. 'o.uJ y. NJ. 'y.up :, 81 I
'5:uV l.. ri. 'd.5J T.. ~.
FOR l:i=CiiBukG AID tue WEST:I
'.:2v y. Nj, 200 T.. ~. 'S:35 t.. A.
Arrive i;ichmond from Norfolk. 'Il:iI
y. NJ. $50 l.. NJ. From tho west: s7:3jl
y. NJ. 2.ly l.. NJ. 1880 h. NJ. ss:iS r. NJ
.bdily. ,Daiiy except sunday. SUNDAY
O.hle: SIS l.. Nam 81 Phone lad. 4si
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-02

CHICAGO nK\I> MtUhIr

'ilI'hhp. March H}friu.I ccffsiniy e.,
.u.i'i snd sustained ohuort demand cayo
Liinn'-N today to IN" corn inaritct I!ro,r
w., 49, rr''cs showed e eight ady.ucc
60. ,hIlN vs.. STEADY clos" at tho same rs
.I.,rrh' 's,ah 10 .h"dg higher with
I". ranger from shat" on ~ .atne ~
con, PROVISIONS ios" sal cents TO
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It'd. WANTS
MES-DISPATCII
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
S'ahuafdizcd and lndcAcd for quick

ana lnucAcu for Quick
. Itctcrcucc.
i Sc linz linz S SUNDAY
si. SIS q Linz im, , for eonsesu,iye INSERTIONS
Minimum Minimum of : lines is allowed
aluminium charge - cents.
The inch. '''' 70 "'e ''"e and IL lines to
1i,poimt machine sc, Is the larges. tyne
Hha, taken for less than one inch
AIysrtisemsn,s Win i arscr r. " Sn:n -poin.
u Nm; WIN W.. cuts. borders or broken coll
.tio.si a." vnhrgcd at cent per limo add.
, ,ioma. TO aDo'e rates. and such adver.
All "h.ertisen.sn,s received up to 10 p n
l,ta," VII ttc.He proper clnsatcat.on
w..i ne placed IA the Too Late ~ ciuss.
TELEPHONE.
n,spA' Sdiiyt Ma"a9'p pa when yoS
DC taken a. Once rates ''
sunSIAIl0>s FOX I'D. WANT ADS.
Mat Ad.. ar. ac.cpsrd IL mem at tts
WEST ~ roGsi,i.i. ' S! f.lIa "''>s'
CA.edos dug store FLOYD Ave. oa i,a ~;
cn"ri,s $. Turner. Druggist. West Broad.
N \i1;sn laaf ;,.y. 222s Hanover Ave
:, H. L. Booker Drus store. eoVI Wcst Main
2s rs"t S'2is Asg All Xs and A Htsee a s
4 A., + !of plus p5a aF. VI Main St
Ia'not!s Drug st"fy ioi Is. .l fi"S s..
6, " IL. Mas I" Bro. Brook Ave nnd Clay
:, Tarran, Drug store. Foushce and Broad
,.o, EAST or Forsnrm STREET.
Tonsm - ~, ~ haa. broad 81.
Wallis Je nfos E s,5f. a'Gfs ~ = Broad s.
y: j.. D D.%FhA 10 'Si = tt;n St
q. ideh -rdsOh DruE Store. cVI =. Seventeenth
q II. childrcy. - =. Eighteenth ST.
s, urneF's PHARMACY. Twentyarst and Main
wiil t. Pharmacy. T~cn,y-nr and Mar
y .sp,inser DRUG Co. Twen,y-,hlrd and
{. Hord's Drug store. T~ea,y.n.n, ana q
Wood {. sehaa, DRUG Co. Twen,y-cts
g, Woods Pharmacy. Twen,y n:,h and Leigh
hTree OH. In rhsrgsy. zoe F. Broad 81
Thirrynrs, st.
rn,rmoun, rh - A, ihMor ;il y. ,.r,,,, 40
RaHrG%% iHr.iGii,Tss' IL mount Ava
s tecyyys i DSs s'@ a5ge g go5 ASs
,liiGiii-Ayb ,pAttK, ;" N
q: =: tosby 20. 40" IniTd Ave.
( T o@"ssn4 o5 5;;o a'2 as. siSG Maryland
u,,,,, G s2uTH RICHMOND.
wooa,a, Wq }IgrSa,; b., ,iEIGnTs
n"a.''' W o swANs a ok Fo'''' ~" Ave-.
b. VI Roberts D,.s :,ofc. cso' Hun ST
reon!e- Drug Store. $40 Wt.!!sn.aOurs
rE:rEnsRunc
INES D'spa tch Branch. 60 Worth Syca-
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NEW ,ycih; Ma. rl,.ro vsr los
TO-DAY. and Gnctualor v"rc l.-cruf.-.
After Yelling on I" Ei.1 osrIy. H., r.lI.d
" 81 81. J, points above "a niche ,F,g,'
tut cascd e gain. closing .t ID 20 NH. ..a.
crHl list closed harcig steady .,f 81 U,t AL.
vance - 10 - fo.nN rho s,tutIorHr..
t'UdcnCi"H which had gcy..ptra t..t,.r.t.,. ~.
afternoon were in 'Fslcn,a a. 'ns ,r. ri,,..
which was p"iut h.-hor on Msrch h',
~" rcroIts ~ RAN ~ T'N~s .nd 'ho J-ro.
pToiit-ialsinr Or scattered selling Tor re-
acton ~" onctinta worc ah>orbcJ hy tuc
while thorc We 2 ono fpr'hcr ru,lug
by house. with Liverpool couuection- ana
tho marh"t hrm"a III pm inc western h..f
IorfcafS, " me- hhHW'. N.Y. pr"sg'et for
trade buying was accompanied hy rcrGrt
that spinner we're ealing cotton, but ~ w..
not a. acuY" . rocenry. and Tho Iu.r..,
turned easier during tito afternoon under
renewed realizing Reports 81 light r.ir.
In TcYs. continn.d - como IN did ,i,c-c
were also rurnors OF hedge sciIirr .r.ir.
low grade cotton ia the SCUM The stats
las, CROP averaged u q cents ncr no,,Tg
'nt. t.,i1 IL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-02

Mn pNI4T.NNS. MUr'h l.--IrusuaIIy mar
row nucui"iionS attended trading in cotton
20 Ga I"N"' rains wcr" against IN" mar.
hct' tl' Wllh II wcr" cont ,ru"d trad" huN-
.,E, c,ho'lHlIN ON IN" declines and The
Sr"'a N"i" marked M - roints Ia g, cont.
10. ulHdiinS. I'll" highest for tho sc. -nn
Ni"r losing Is I" rs points IN Tho carly
,rAdiuE. thg market hrarcd M FOR an al
f"h'" ~ !" II points over y"stort!aN g.
80 litdIil'n= was encountered late in
INC session. "ud last prices showed not los 80
'l ! :" nrlhtS iiu,lu.s for trad" ,croil,,
va Grn"f"IlN considered 4" hc IN tho WAY
t',SlhE against contracts FOR clio hS :.,-
,"htcn ny INC government Market comment
We thd"t IN" government sian was IN tho
lil'fh'' WIFI t"r=" WIr ORDER. SPOT - ION
hrin. !, n"in'S up Sales tn" spot -.
""!'S. TO drriN". IS t~i"s. MidilinE. G-ouc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-02

my" n"h.'ry ~ good demand SO hons can
~ N3'u or summed. EEE market arm 10
-. hHt rgc"ir's "r" increasing. and outlook
r"M1r hN'l"r market steady. other con-,
"h'h "n"hisa u' 1" cloau IN daily.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-02

"hoa's. :" 20 @ To. IN ~ y
li"E-. small per 10 IN
Hogs medium r"r it
'nol'" large. unr 10 u
~ 50" Ger ~ .-.,.-.... co.. IL
I'I ~ ..---.--..-....-.- =.
Su"'" rio and cninc, pcr III. >,
sausage. r'r 10. ............
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-02

lo.SlS bales: stock. I.4o7 o. bales
90, '%T ws','IN", receipts 1905 bales
Total tor s".son-Net receipts. 4 81 $40
bales. exports. @.n.G.a,i nalcS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-02
CHESAPEAKE &OaIO RAILWAY

Sin.. 10 Vile y Nest. 'l:.O u. 80 g.
Main Line Local =: 80 ~, ...i. II,
, james ltINcr Line, 1880 a. .,:l. il
Newport News.
Mia. old o!nt. g ID a. ~ 10 n st;ol n
New bort - avs. local, 1870 a.. l., u,
( From! NIX. New port
News. old Point. .il:loa.. ITO p $50 n.
Newpor! ~. Local, '!;5J a. SO, .. FROM
est. 'S.!p a.. 800 y. Locals. .Io:Io d.,
:. -. y. James River. 1873 a.. $40 o.
DAILY. Except Sunday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-02

NEW YORK March 1-rort movement
NiddinE. 32.s0r: stock. In.. 6r tial"s
Total to-day Al all poTts--Eel receipts
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-10-29

shaping our policy that our men shall
not die in vain. The President says
that this is his war, not the peoples
war, and tfat the half of the people
who have been most resolute in favor
of the lirrn and efficient prosecution
Of the war are hereafter to be ex-
Guided from all share in its manage
n1ent, and from all say-so as to the
peace which is to crown and justify
it. We can pay with the blood Of
our hearts dearest; but that is all
that we are to be allowed to do; and
yet the p1ice we pay, and the peace
The Nation is to get for that price,
Ire to be settled by the agency or the
i'd of the men of cold heart who do
not fghs themselves, whose nearest
kin are not in danger, who prepared
or war roJ at all, who helped wage
he war feebly, and who are content
with a craven peace.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-10-29
CARD OF THANKS

We desire to express our sincere
and heartfelt thanks to our friends
and neighbors for the many acts
Of kindness and expressions of SYM
pathy and for the beautiful flowers
in the loss of our beloved son and
brother, Clayton, and especially we
do thank the Red Cross of East St.
Johnsbury.
Dear Clayton, from us you have
gone
Your dear voice we loved is still
A vacant place is in our home
Which never can be filed"
Your loving father and mother,
brother and sister,
Mr.. John H. Nolan,
Mrs. John Fl. Nolan,
Mary E. Nolan,
John A. Nolan.
1884 pd
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-10-29
WELCOME TO GOMPERS
Gov. Graham Will Attend a Meeting
to Welcome Him

Montpelier, Oct. Ex-Governor
Horace F. Graham is one of the II
governors, in addition to many fed
eral and state officials, who have ac-
'epted invitations to be present at a
mass meeting in the Auditorium, Chi
cago, Nov. s, in honor of the return
IF Samuel Gompers to America. Gov.
Graham is the only New England
governor Who thus far has indicated
lis purpose to participate in the
homecoming reception of the presi-
lent of the American Federation of
Labor. Arrangements for the affair
are in charge of the American Ali
ance for Labor and Democracy.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-10-29
THE POTATO MARKET
Receipt FOR Spuds Moderate in Bos
ton and Slow Demand at
Presque Island
(Special to The Caledonian)

Especial to The Caledonian)
st. Adams, Oct. 29-Boston re-
ceipts Indicate moderate market and
a steady one. Maine Mountains, No.
1, are sellirg at $40 to $3.50.
New YORK receipts indicate mod
crate market. Maine Round Whites
in 165 pound bags, No. 1 quality are
$4.25 to $4.50. Michigans in $50
pound ba gs, No. 1 quality, are $3.40
to $3.50. New Jersey Giants in $50
pound bags, No. 1 are $3.50 to 1913.
Round Whites in $50 pound bags, No.
quality, are $3.50 to $500.
The receipts at Presque Island are
slow. The demand and movement in
dicates no change in prices. Ware
houses, cash to grocers, in bulk, per
barrel, Mountains are 1910 to 1925.
In carload bulk Mountains, No 1
quality, are $1.92 to $2.10.