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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-04-19
Program for To-day y.

Program LOT iNAtas'
~ \ VI. City enployes meet
I'm council rhamber. Address oy
MAYOR and John Kerr Branch
IN noon Southern railroad
n,en hear MIR. Branch Mt shops
in south Rkfrxpnd.
f.;45 T.. VI. w. III. Mics Snoe
Co, men will hear Dr. ID. ID. An
dcrson.
sP. Vi. Patriotic messins at
Glen lea school I'm Henrico, To
re addressed by Senator Julien
III. Gum.
rvr+r matinee. Alderman Ord
way Fuller will speak.
Lyric night performances VI.
!. Fulton and John W. Noo~
win speak.
All day long. Committee OF
ladies viii patrol the streets sell
ing bonds to pedestrians.
Richmond bankers az "A most en-
thuslaistic meeting yesterday at tn
Of commerce adopted a re
to finish up the chase ate
the city's anportionment of not quit
SIC, 900, 900 by tomorrow night. Thi
was presented by E.. /
Bemix. following patriotic talks by
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-21
CHANCERY RELEASE DEEDS.

e. F. Schmidt. trustee. to J. e. Nit
January %. 1918; $3.50.
X. T. Moore and F. S. Richeson,
trustees. to w. A. Meredith. lots
and 3. block Z. Plateau. May Is. 1915:
b. II. showalter. trustee, to salli.
NJ. Butler, lot and western 10 feet
OF lot s. block l.. Battery Court. May
IL, 1918; $500.
A. l.. Chapman and L. NJ. Nelson,
trustees. to j. j. Cosby ct uX. 2OxlS0
feet west side Lombardy Street, 139 IA
1eet south OF Hanover AvenueS April
90. 1918; Sl.l2o.
w. S. White. trustee. to f. G. Thomas.
5oN135 feet northeast corner Edgewood
Avenue ;a,s soo and Essex Street May Is.
c. a. Crawford. trustee. to A. c.
aEadgewood Avenue, May ls. 1918; ,3.-
n: B. westeott, trustee, to T. G.
Fisher, ct ux. 20 2-3x125 feet. known
as 22ls Stuart Avenue. May 6. 1918;
j. b. Carneal. trustee. to ]. B. Easily,
IS feet and of irregular depth. east
line St. Paul Street, S3l-2 feet south
of Clarity Street. May II. 1918; 1927.
w. l. Tyler and f. r. Phillips
trustees, to w. o. Griffith. ct ux. 25XiO5
feet north line Northside Avenue. 100
feet west OF Wellington STREET. May
l6, 1918; $S26
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-21
SEVERAL GAINS ARE MADE
At OPENING OF MARKET
Baldwin Opens Strong, but Later
Recedes -Four Points From Its
High Mark.
MUCH TALK OF STOCK DIVIDEND
Tails OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Gener-
ally Erratic-Aiany Du Pont Ru-
mors In Notwithstanding Ac-
tive on Losing Side.
by BROADAN WALL.

NEW YORK. May 2o.--stocks were er.
ratio to-day. swinging up and down without
giving any cue as to which way they were
'Sss ssSs -s Warning lead had
,s9 is ssiHsa G%, there bSi.!Si public
GAIN, Sf psis.
wn ns H. sarl s,a sfs
$685. shs sHsh w sTse ysa
so 4ap Tns sabsi ais The market iaded away
fo sne p 5ossss r+nSs as from
o4EErisd issues W. nearly 20 ' shs h hhaa
nriegs OF IF the nornlng las, lew
I'M, nS,, spell i that LETT prices near The low Tor
RPs. ,h 10 tho marks, the
S Sis sss.s Ths ,eessd sensrs mis-.
,e hird 'is, t.. e@1
and he .4ses ssss high record
DIV %fs Fonts suyl ns have s sSsI, ns9ns
"eshfiI al! spent by this tIIns. 'H''' money
Rsnsa s.'1 skA 0r 4hss lost Al. r1 ;S.
hsd an ad VSrs Of TeT toa SCI !" work and
Ini Dp tof rsa, DS ss.
there was us Sule Isf9 pre- the marke. closed
I nHie. . u fad,y. Very Rsfs
.D1 S.oSk diyidends are talked OF for s.v.,,,
the nre.;d soes. ana IL WAS said to-day by
that Nbefouent or leading trust COMPANY
the. HDFe income taxes arc du. ar.in
mors ,Saat,t % = reversal OF the present ru.
az cash ones oers stock dividends a same
ter III. r onsndE were disa ppointinr. for AZ
Su on s% 1he ia.l heavy Heading wa. setvs.
issus 10 tour points being rscorded in r nS.s
four SEW ,,o YORK. May o.-Merc.nul. p.,.,.
Sterlinr: si ana six months. per cent
eisi six,y yasy s si, on BANKS, t7a eonmer
cables SIS 7-ls france ,ia,nnnn. ..ID.f:
lars go. bar silver. ssi: Mexican dol
Ssyss' cay Time loans. steady. s,,tu
bid u; ninety days and six month";
S~' money. weak: ruling rate
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-21
WILL FORM BAND
West VirginInns at Fair Ground. Ara
RnisinG Money. and VIII shortly
Perfect Their OrEnni, alton.

Efforts arc being made and are well
under way for raising funds for .
band. made up OF the West Virginia
soldier mechanics OF the War Depart
ment training school located at the
state Fair Grounds. II. w Moon. rem.
resenting tho Richmond automobile
dealers. who arc cooperating with tho
War Department. stated yesterday that
already sum sufficient to purchase
most OF the musical instruments had
heen raised by the soldiers them
selves.
About thirty-fve men are skillfuI
performers. 1t was learned yesterday.
and 1t is thought that within a short
time Richmond will be treated with
some of their music. G. II. winfrey.
OF the Richmond Commission on Train
ing Camp Activities, is planning to
provide music for them every Sunday
afternoon by an arrangement with a
Camp Lee band until their own band
has been organized. The concert given
last Sunday afternoon by the Three
Hundred and Fourteenth Coast Art,l.
lery band. from Camp Lee. following
the Red Cross parade. was thoroughly
enjoyed by the men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-21
Resignation OF n Pastor

Rev. Clarence H. PoaEe on Sunday
morning announced to tho congrega-
tion OF the Washington Street Church
or Christ his resignation az their pas
tor' TO become effective September l.
Mr. Poage has accepted tho chair Of
Ehslish in Milligan College, NIilliEan,
Tenn, one OF the strongest colleges
OF the denomination in the South. On
september !. Mr.. Poase will have
rounded UP three years of a SUCCESS
tui passionate in this city. Before hi.
entrance into the ministry he was for
many years a teacher. He is an A. B.
graduate of the Kentucky University
anc a Phi. D. OF Johns Hopkins Uni
Hersity. His resignation OF the church
mere Is regretted not only by his con-
gregation. but by the community at
large.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-21
BOARD WANTS BIDS
VIII Get Hermitage Road In Good
Condition mt Once, and Rejects
other Proposals.

City Engineer Boiling was directed
yesterday by the Administrative
Board to advertise for bids for scarf
flying. shaping. graveling and rolling
the roadbed Of the Hermitage Eoad.
from Leigh street to the Seaboard
Air Line Railway. and also to repair
the low spots in the road. from the
railroad to Westwood Avenue. The
bids are to be returned May 81.
Because the prices were considered
excessive, the board yesterday rejected
numerous bids for small sidewalk and
gutter work at various locations in
the city, including the grading OF
Twenty-eighth Street and Maryland
Avenue. and certain alley work in the
West End.
The board instructed City Engineer
Boiling to proceed with the work OF
repairing the roadbed Of the Govern
ment and Park Roads in Chmborazo
Park. where recent slides occurred. Mr..
Boiling informed the board that an in
crease OF four cents per barrel had
been made in the price OF cement to
be used In the construction Of the
Chamberlayne Avenue viaduct. because
Of increased freight rates. and the
advance was approved.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-21
THOUSANDS TAKE PART
IN RED CROSS PARADE
'renf Pntriotir Demonstration 70,
Americn's Great War Relief
Organization.
rsneciaI 10 The Times-Disna,cb1

l.peclal 10 The Times Dispatch
PETERSBURG. VA. May oo-Thou-
sands OF peonle took part in the great
fed Cross demonstration here this
afternoon. and other thousands wit
messed it. Under proclamation bv the
Mayor. all business was suspended and
hags were displayed. The French vet
Grams. riding with the Confederate
veterans. OF course, attracted attention,
out there were many other striking
features of the parade and none
greater or more noticeable than the
demonstration made by tho noble wo-
men OF the city as they marched in
inc These com prised the ladies Of
me Red Cross and the Patriotic Lea que
! or the y. w. c. a. and the school
children Bands Of music were in line
and the marchers were cheered all
along the route. The rear OF the parade
was brought up by the Virginia Nor
NAL and Industrial School, with their
band.
The marching column embraced many
sections, representing every activity
IN 'he city, each section in charge OF
committee chairman. as follows.
oitE government and its wards Mavor
'ouncil, aldermen. police and fire de-
partments. military. Red Cross. BLUE
Devils" Confederate Veterans, French
ana English officers. base hospital
CORPS or Camp Lee, medical faculty and
health department and Petersburg
Hospital knights OF Columbus fr,
ternal orders. y. NJ. (. a.. wv. c. A
patriotic League Chamber of Com.
merce, Young Business Mems club
Retail Merchants. Rotary Club. war
Camp Training Community Service
ministerial Union. Boy Scouts, Moth
ers OF Democracy and schoolchildren
and citizens on foot.
Inc parade concluded with hie
meeting in Central Park. presided over
by William E. McIlwaine Red Cross
chairnan. a which there was musi.
ana addresses urging support of The
Ned cross. The campaign for contrl-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-21
Real Estate Summary
CHANCERY TRANSFERS..

e. G. Leigh. Jr. OF ux to Mary NJ.
Leigh: 70 l!-l2xl25 feet. known as
$3.50. So.
Sallie NJ. Butler to Himena E. Jones,
lot and western 10 feet OF lot 10,
block L. Battery Court May ii. 1915:
Lula II. sutton to 3. NJ. Bib, 1sx125
feet. known as e23 West Clay Street.
L. q. Fisher ct Tx. to u. w. Burton.
20 2-3xl25 feet, known as 22is Stuart
Avenue. =, May =. isis; tax $3.50. $40.
mer. lot 10. block l2. Moth Richmond
Terrace. May 10. 1918; ta> 81. $40.
II. G; Reid. trustee. to Dora Nichol-
son. 33x135 feet. north side Marshall
Street. Sc feet west of Twenty-fif
Street. May J.. 1915: $l.s75.
II. T. Eubank, executor, ct ais, to
Trustees Barton Heights Nj. Il. Church,
South. J0x125 feet. known as iii Bar.
ton Avenue. April %. 1918. $4,000.
r. l.. James ct ais. TO r. b. Mar
cuson. 22xl6O feet; known as ~ South
AUBURN Avenue. May IL. 1918; tax So,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-21
CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters have been issued by the
State Corporation Commission as fol-
lows:
Jackson and Hernandez. Incorporated
Norfolk. Capital stock: $4,000: OBJ
ject: general contracting business; Of
G. NJ. Wilbur. secretary; both OF Nor
The Anderson Miller Realty Com
pany, Incorporated. Norfolk. Capital
stock. $4,000; object: real estate busi-
ness; officers. T. ]. Anderson, president;
]. a. Miller. secretary; both Of Nor
folk.
. Reskam. Beck Baking corposation.
Jet; bakery business; ofiassGs; Philip
rotary; both Of Norfolk.
White Ash Coal CO.. Incorporated.
Roanoke Boa, CAPITAL stock; ,ioO'tSS; o.:
Va; J. l.. Noell. secretary. Roanoke.
General Auto supply, Gneorporat ed,
Richmond. Capital stock: $4,000; OBJ
ject: automobile business; officers:
Henry Schwarzschild. president: n.
Gutenberg. secretary; both OF Rich
mond.
Maybrook Mutual Telephone COM
pany, Maybrook. Capital stock; 3lO.-
900: object to build and operate a
telephone linz 500 miles long; officers.
Jacob r williams. president. Penn
broke; Elmer B. Stiff. secretary; May
Manasota Lumber Corporation, Rich.
WARREN PAINT CO.,
700 w. Broad Street,
Glass, Varnishes, Paints.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-21
WILL ENTERTAIN MEN
Plans Are Being Made by Richmond
rotary Club to Give Soldiers
Weekend Sightseeing Trips

Having appointed special COM
mittee on war service at recent meet
ing, the Richmond Rotary Club
through the activities OF this COM
mittee. has arranged to entertain SOL
diers in Richmond by weekend sight
seeing automobile trips. A. O. Swink
was appointed chairman OF the COM
mittee. and is urging the cooperation
OF all members in support OF the plan
The first trips will be made Saturday
aud sunday OF this week and on the
same days OF succeeding weeks.
The annual convention of the In
ternational Rotary Association will he
held in Kansas City, June 2t-2S, to
which the Richmond Rotary Club will
send large delegation The delegates
Will be appointed within few DAYS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-21
nond. Capital stock: $500. 600: obtee,

mond. Capital stock: 100000: object:
lumber business: otficers: Floridus s..
crosby. president: H. II. Chalkley. Sec
rotary: both of Richmond
Mason Miller. Incorporated. Ports
mouth. Capital stock: $4,000: object:
automobile business: officers: V. H..
Miller. president Portsmouth: l.. ~.
Mason. secretary. Norfolk.
petersburg Piano Corporation. Pet
ersburg. changed to Southern Piano
Company. Incorporated. and increasing
its capital stock from $4,000 to $780,
Supplemental Certificate Incorpora-
ton:
Lerch Corporation. Dayton. giving
common stock exclusive voting power
in stockholders meetings.
Briggs Aeroplane Company. Tncor-
porated; Alexandria. changing name to
Alexandria Aircraft Corporation.
Foreign Corporations:
Atlantic Coast Shipping Company.
capital stock. 100000. Lewis Little
page. statutory agent, Norfolk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-21
The Curb Market.

the on.n J,OKk. May 2o-Immediateiy after
s se.,T,r movement get in. and prices ss
,sssuie were forced down l 10 2 nnin,, %
W.r. nna,s OF last week Proht-,akns saIs.
~ pronounced ind the announceIn.H, az |,
IN me government was TO assist tho r,ii,o on ~
III. s.In o'hs the properties failed to stem
I. HSsha Explosive, were active and on Tn.
s scales dccl!n" Of more tSan
less ,c Was scored Submarine Boat was
a 1hG h hs... OF the day Motors were aueter
~ Houston on vas the only strong feature.
anu on active transactions gold up 10 vIth,r
week " "'Hh price OF Iast
Me.ai stocks were without special f.a,ur.
-o 10" hetna Exnios.ves: isl 1876: zoo Chev
5asden 81, 100 United Motors. 2sH a2t 500
1, i'2 M.,ro oi Petroleum. .:as: 2oi
on; new tHr.: 80 Atlanta ms: 800 nj r.
I;cdE.. 'tSI3ls: ~, Cons Arizona Smel,.rs.
lNHs; lno Jerome Verde s.Tu-Is: / sni
J J,s ES,enson; ga 10: 500 Mother Lode.
tHts 500 NiDp.ssnE. s..Ns7s: 20 North
i;n,:it e., PUN and ran.r, ?5sss: 400
Wright Martin. iot. n It.s: s no stidwes. on
,oad ~; 100 Oklahoma oil. p. and r..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-21

r.. H. Sinsrey. ct u1. to Pollard &.
BhS6y. Inc, trustee, II 1-4xl2O feet
east OF Cherry Street. May "a. 1918;
1920.
K. II. Singrey. ct ux. to II. r.. Pol
as I03 Virginia Avenue. May II, 1915;
j.. f. Albright to L. F.. Schmidt 6.
60. Inc. trustee. is -sxl00 feet. known
Is. 1918; 500.
Alexander Etosh to e. S. Rose,
trustee, rs l-S1l13 feet southwest corn
Streets. May Is. 1918: S1.s44.
r.. G. Thomas to w. r. Brown,
trustee. 6oHl35 feet, known as TOT
h.. G. Thomas to w. f. Brown,
trustee. 5ox135 feet. known as 70i
EdgeWood Avenue. May 20. 1918; &4,-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-21
Concert for Library Fund.

To-morrow evening at $3.50 O'Clock
In the Sunday school room OF st.
Marks Episcopal Church, an interest
ing program will be rendered for the
benefit OF the library fund. There will
be a patriotic drill by Friendship
Rebekah Lodge. No. II, l. o. o. F.. and
selections by Miss Brown and Richard
Lanier, elocutionists. A quartet, con-
sistinE Of Miss Patty Johnson, soprano:
Miss Gladys Mallonee. contralto: Mr..
Dyson. tenor: Meredith Owens. bass,
with Mrs. II. D. Armstrong, accom-
PIANIST, Will sing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-21
VIII Exhaust C1.s. 1.

The Petersburg exemption districts
quota OF the men from the entire
country ordered into training this
month is l25. which will take all
available in class /. They have all
been notified to report to the local
board on Monday morning next, to be
sent 10 Camp Lee. 1t Is stated that
the men recently sent from this city
10 Fort Thomas. Ky, are to be trans
lerred from there to Camp Wads-
worth, S. c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-21
nfhIe Clna. ome.r.

The Bible class OF the High Street
Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday
school. at its meeting on Sunday.
elected the following officers: Presi-
dent, c. G. Cashon: rlce-presidsnt,
Il. Ezell; teacher. c. T. wilkerson: as
sistant teachers. r. A. Baxter and r..
" Moore: secretary. ]. T. Harrison;
treasurer. w. H. Talley. Various com
mittees were appointed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-21
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tSaics at Union Stock YardsD

Report for week ending May 49,
,, choice steers. i5 medium to good. i2lt O
heiIers. ls9H; medium to good. .1lM q i2S. !:
common common to fair. sl4alo%; Choice cows.
to fair, TGs. Best oxen. ii912.s: medium
10 GOOD. lo9I; common to fair. 7lz99is.
Beet calves. Is: common to fair. f2dii
Beat hogs; 1874; medium weight 1s0iSa
PIGS, loH17: sows and stays I4l6i5 Best
sheep. Io@i2; common to fair SOS Best
lambs 1S9elS: medium to good. l41ls: spring
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-21
Chairman G.rnett A,point.d.

Christopher B. Garrett chairman OF
tho State Corporation Commission, has
been named a member of the special
war commission to succeed Commits
sioner Donjes. OF New Jersey. Chair
man Garnett was informed OF thi.
appointment yesterday by President
Edward c. Niles. of the National As
ISOLATION Of Corporation Commits
Sloners.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-21

buttons will begin in earnest to-mor-
row morning, soliciting committees
having been appointed.
The French veterans were met at tho
depot on their arrival from Richmond
and escorted by citizens. who drove
IN automobiles to Camp Lee before
joining tho parade here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-21
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

centrifugai. sos: renn-d steady: cut loaf,
sss; crushed so; mold A. J.a5: cubes. IS;
SNSE powdered. 7S5; powdered $50: ina
graduated and diamond a. 745; contac-
TONERS a. 7s5: No. l. $50. Butter. steady:
6k: santos Il. ld', "
Cottonseed oil to-day was fcaturel..s and
without transaction '
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-21
COTTON MARKETS

NE" IONk, May ia favo-ahle view
o. weather conditions and apprehension Of
continued light exports seemed responsible
tor further decline in the cotton market
to-day The general list closed steady 2 a
net loss OF g to 81 points. The opening
was Irregular, with May higher on covering
while other months were lower. Trading in
Nay contracts will end at noon Fr!day
May was easier in sympathy with later
months Liverpool bought little cotton
AZ the start. but soon turned a seller and
mere was sotne Southern selling hers as
Wen as local and Western pressure Tn.
favora6le forecasts stimulate ted further offer
nGs f,,ccs sitadteI on covering. and there
were rallies from tho lowest figures on
don press advises confirmed the recent re-
poIts o. additiona! restrictions on Lam
rePoltS INC recent census of the cotton
ronhro, ooarI shows very untavora BILE
position, ana unless more tonnars 4.
s I,ss forthcoming. the situation viii he
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-21
BOND LIST

Anglo FrnnnS ttapeF Is bid)............ sou
Atlantic Goa, tn ,'.'.'................. e2iI
a. q T. ~ 4. IN. " .'................... So
=. - ii s,G more tssked).... 7sia
Ch..npesL. 90. 81. 49,. ............. -
Ca,sa p.aks 80 tti!o cH- fFsH........... .5ii
!. ryeti Ind ~. nn'o ~ sS.............. AK
rifIard Tnh:rSnn' pp' sH...-.......... ST..
Mercantile Har,no o'a).'.............. ST.
y -, ..c % ..........-......... 6.
: A L. ~; - ;h;,..;tt'.................. 54ii
cou,h .rr n -, Noid) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
Southern P.,;,sy "a ..................... So
T. n. % :.:.......-............ 81
a. $ Psx,s,.r.-S:. i'v, ,:................. s7ii
~ p,S-sIsteEtu S.. l1H................, "a
I, = ~. Observation-Disclosures. M
y & Irnnerly Loan i4s................... .sss
y < i'ipeeI.S t'oah .nd ts................ g 20
1, & S,sst Loan s'H tss.............. s77s
Va R,nwn M iss go '.,;....:............ SA
", r. - Do. LIZ. W. Va. )........ so
u, g, ri.ncl !st % bid 81,
-Na'' She!AicA1 cN. Ss 'bidD ........... Sc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-21
Nothing Unusual.

1t is not an unusual thing for the
users of Times Dispatch Want Ads to
call us up and tell of the splendid re-
suits secured through these columns.
they Will produce for you, Call Ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-21
BUILDING PERMITS,

The following permit was issued yes
teEday by the Building Inspectors
j. P. PoindeNter to erect frame
dwelling at 1907 Jaquelin Street. to
cost 5000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-21
RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
Wholesale Quotations on Exchange.
Richmond, Va Nav 20 1919
NEW YoRK LIVE sT0CK MARKED

NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK. May 20-Beeves. steady;
steers. s1s;5o9slT.75; bulls. ss.5c9 sls.75:
cows. $1,000 SLIGO.
Calves firm: veais. Sl2S06 $500; culls,
lloo q Sl20o: skim milk calves. $1,000.
sheep and lambs no sales.
Hogs. steady; heavy to light weights.
Sl8.0O q $3.50; roughs. 1850.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-21
CHICAGO GRAIN MAHKEr.

IsLHaCHUU. May ao-Fears Of dancerous
~ 49, 20 planting did good deal to-day
~. ro"S S,s a, the sane as sstu.days nnish to
lily ittiief' >, WIN May l.27,. q i..7I;. and
va ya ,,s INC net In provisions the outcome
WHtEa. from Toe decline to soc advance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-21
hoard Direc,. Imnray.,.n,

City Engineer Boiling was directed
yesterday by the Administrative Board
to place cinders on the roadbed of
the Roseneath Road. near it's intersec-
ton OF Grove Avenue. using all cinders
necessary for this work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-21

.hipm. als.' 81 H CASKS: receipts $50 casks:
Rosln: arm: 80 ..,e ssaks; stock: ASS eask.
ss.ss S.rr sehIiDmSen m; a,lso barrels; stock.
d H. II. SIS: n. Zes: VIC. 7.ao: WV d.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-21
MISCELLANEOUS MARKErs.
DIV nNnnS

NEW YORK. Nav sSDcst,on ,ood. and
yarns here to-day were Arm. Not less than
% per cent OF the wool manufa cturine in
In government work. Raw silk was slightly
eas,er Linen imports were very small, and
first hands. :"
NAVAL STORES.
SAVANNAH. May 2d-rurpentine d,n,
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HENRICO TRANSFER,
CIIANCERY TRUST DEEDS.

F. NJ. Conner ct ux. to w. H. Smith.
tober l. 1905, $50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-21

NEW ORLEANS. Nav 2O-On.nIr
dnG,nsi; the cotton market stood at tho do
at net loss Of &c to 50 points ~ ~. closing
6 est 1t vas, vas 10 to 40 points under saturdav.s
weather in the belt over Sundav 'IhN rn
nhon, the lover levels, The warm and ' frv
weather or the last few DAYS over ~, Wy
area OF cotton country served to ,ars.
hone among bearish traders Of favorshIe
condition percentage In the renort ao
pending from the DEPARTMENT Of Apr, n"w
.nre In IN The absence Of any rarticuiar
weather accounts had somewhat more t ts'e
their usual effect Srot men claimed tha,
factors were not offerings at the dsciina'
and the market was officially quoted sta.m,
and unchanged at PCS for middlinG wbaf
eyer steadlness the market had came
fly from the proft.taking Sv shorts
c~sre were several periods when the dema nd
necnme sh1ficierty large 10 bring about
reactions OF from 20 Z" 20 roin;s but Inc
rccoveries were not well sustained "0
Snot steady ami unchanged Sales on tho
s ,t 20 20 bales: to arrive, sls bales Mid