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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-14

half. southwest 1928 west. 80
the big rotary. is drilling at ls+U
feet
ON the Laura Crews farm, west
half OF the same quarter section, 81.
asa 20-barrel well In the Hoy sand
and Ia muddink in gas,
on the Denker farm. southwest
1894 west, No / is drilling at
l2s5 feet. II showed good In the
Hoy sand.
on the Campbell farm, in the
northwest 30-22-3 west. No. IS
rigging up over the old gas we'll
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-12-12
DOCTORS URGE
PEOPLE TO USE
MORE IRON AND
!. PHOsPHATEs
They Come Out Strong For
Pho6phated Iron

Leading doctors all ro|er the coun-
try are rapEdly leaning shat one OF
the preparations they can always
depend on for all, blood and nerve
troublea Is PhoSphated Iron. they
have found that It gives results and
can DO depended upon
Phosphafed Iron has proved real
red blood and builder to 50
many who are all run down and drag
ged out, due to lack Of fresh air. excr-
ctSc. good food and cloEBed poisoned
blood. Scientists say PhoSphaScd
Iron builds up your body by building
up your blood and nerves. Many
physicians claim there would be few
over-workeds. men. nervous women.
bloodleSs old people and pale chill
dren. were the benefits OF PhoSphated
Iron more widely known.
There Is no need Of anyone gotnE
around tired out. all In. nerves on
edge. suffering with poor 5lood ana
lack Of energy. when, Rhosph9eed
one. make you look 100 per cent
better. 1--WE you restful sleep, brace
YOU up so you can work with ease
md enjoy life once again.
Get Phosphateda Iron today ana
start IN right. you owe It to. your
GaIf and friends to make Just this
one effort to regain health. strength
70 inSrFe physicians and their
patients EettIne the genuine PhoS-
6hated Iron we have put in capsu1es.
DO not take pills OF tablets. Insist
Mountain City Drug Go. and lead
ing IiruVgiafs everywhere.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-12-12

Died OF disease-Lt- Lee c. TAFT.
Anderson; Mechanic Roy s. Shanholt-
ger, Levels; PVts. Wayne SellarS,
East Lynn; Otis Douglas. Mtnnora,
Died Of disease-Musician William
offterdinger. NGoundsvEfe.
Wounded severely = PvtS. Clio B.
McKecver. Peard; Leslie F. White
side. McMechen-
wounded. degree undetermined
Cook Bruce Smoot, Seths Bugler, Don
aIdsou Miller, Danyille: Pvts. Jef D.
Watts, Wayne: Frank Ward. AgeTtlles
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-12-12
D9nGS At
LOCAL INCA.
90 the DucIpin Schedule
Has Not Yet Been Com
pleted.

rseaase Of the absence Of a. J.
e general secretary OF the 7. NJ
fie eonptttee appointed 10
4 cons f6f3on and bylaws for
I6F7niforY mems club, has defer
SStf6n. On tie matter until Nj.
rstlrns.
c6ednlo was adopted by the
aittee of the Commercial DUCK
League because OF failure OF
';4i11l'5er Of members to attend the
Eains IN attendance was noted
47ie Bnsiness Mems class at the
g. a. last evening. The gym
6FiIS under Jack knight, proceedea
30 EdFy.
i5Teat interest is being taken in the
~. q. "a. West virginian university
basket bal game in the gymnasium
here on Saturday evening
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-12-12


Adkins, Elisha G.. Mamlin, w Va
Bachmau, Fred, New York, n. Y.
Clark. Frank. Brooklyn, \. Y.
Cunningham, EIbridge, Homes Path,
Di palma. Pietro. Roselle Park N ],
DobrowolskI. Stan.slaw. Perth Amboy,
Donnsilon. Joseph John, New York,
Eickoy, Raymond E.. New City. n Y.
Cranberry, Jim, Mount Pleasant, Tenn.
Hobaugh, John s. Youngstown, Ohio.
Keith, Ophfe H., Gem, W. Va.
Ke3singer. Charles w. Iro1ton, Ohio.
KIewc, Henry, Jr.. Leeds. Iowa.
Lyons, Frank P, Carbond2le. Pa.
Mason, Waller, Chapel Hill. y. c.
Meade. Henry a.. Wise. Va.
Pender, Joseph l.. AinsEo-tn, Ne3.
Reed. T7cd, GoIdJborc, y. c.
Rc>c... Nzlte-, PhiladeipEic, Pa.
Robinson, JcS=e, Reader. V. We.
ROUTINE Andrew. B-ye2, Tex.
Rurnoie CaS~iio g., LeEge:t. Eek
Sp:tsc=. James =, C2-Go. ~ D.
Stewart. Charles c.. Crecy. Tex
Sze-cz7Sorsls!. St2n:sIax. B:scIea-
Williams, john 81. Cameron. ". Va.
roGg< =, William, West Falls, II. !
Ra2seil, Sterling. s.. George. Utah.
ScnoeaL&5.-. Er5i Sal FT&2cisco. Cal.
S:iyez1rr, F.,a=c~=co, Lcc!l Haven. &
Snoc:;, I.r ry a. De-: I1o:neS. Iowa
Sac3ecas. Clarence, Portsmouth, Ohio
S.Se1. Joan A., Eagle Springs, n. (.
s. eci:. Fred T.. Brooklyn. y. =.
Stiner,e:@, Larry Uptea.. lIc.@1a
SFC0;
s..:nson. sanfora E, Hamilton. Tca.
S1o!;c=. Ellsworth, Eec,- Ru:., CaeSte
Co. F2
suIl.T===: Ja-cs F., Brooliign. y. y
-.,;;:.tto:,. Sa;r.ey-. Oregon, Ill.
--c*s:. Purity, RidGeway. S. c.
W---l:-.-. Edgar. Mountain Hor2e, E-:ss
T.a.-o-' ,SnGs, Troy, S. G.
Ware, Nathan, Brooklyn. y. y.
Nc!-A. Bc.-a -, Lafayette. Ala.
WHERE, JON J., NSzSre5a, Pc
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-12-12

newspapers Of this morning showed:
killed in action. liz: died Of
wounds. 10s: died of accident and 9th
er causes. Is: died Of disease, %;
wounded severely. 2S1; wounded (de-
gree Cndeterm;ned). 49, wounded ss
slightly. 4S7; missing in action. sSs-
Total, 2,072.
west vFgtnians mentioned in the
morning list are:
killed in action = PITS. John ".
Cray, Moundsvtlle; Paul b Riddle.
Folsom
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-12-12

Thomas n. Matthews, Wayres dr
Samuel A. HoopengardeneE lk
den; Robert p Underwood Ro1p
wounded slightly-Co6k Dayif
ar, MoundsvHe: Pvts. Frank
caTags Glen White: George
erty. Proctor; Ballard HaIIs u
Holly F. Young. Specers e
Warner. Blue.
Missing In action-Lt. Cherles
Nash, Anderson: Pvts. WIIliam 30
set, Riley: Freeman Blankss
SiaS; Dan Gray. DeW1tts alte
Petrol. clarksburg; Albert ST o9ri
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-12-12

wroblswsld. Joseph a. Milwaukee.
youuE. Andrew, Sumner, Ca
Zimmerman. MarkuS, Aberdeen. s D.
Zurich, George A, Nashua, Mont
Died Of Disease.
Larue. Jesse, Princeton, ". Va
Spencer, Guy, Mount Pleasant, W. va.
Wounded Severely
Brown. Lewis, Charleston, ". Va
BartIett Nelson H. De Kalb. W. Va.
Corporals-
stats. Deimar H. New Haven. W.
Bennett, James C.. Buckhannon. W.
Brown. EIba, Priehard. Wayne Co,
mc ri val william D. Charleston. W,
Eaiiand. Raymond J.. wheeling. W.
Slater, Roland E.. Newburg. w. Va.
Fitzpatrick. Ralph Joseph, Buckhan-
non. W. Va.
Baker, Sias A., Brown. ". Va
Barnett. Emmons, CIarksburg. W. Va
Little. Gideon L.. Watson, W Va.
| Farnsworth, George w, Parkersburg,
Johnston. Arthur c.. Wallace, W. Va.
Wounded Slightly.
Bradley, Bruce, RicIdey. W. va.
Hackney, Edwin Cooper, Rainelle, W.
Kissing In Action.
Corporal
Coon, Clarence a., Boomer, w. Va
THE MORNING LIST
The casually list printed in the
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-12-12

COMBS with baseball The
in
of Still
OF
able 0 e major league Baseball
The Washington herald., 1918-03-12
BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK.
, M M,.hnrAnn Iaer.li

Special 10 The washhzton Hermit
Baltimose, Nd, Nara ALCATTLE-Re
ceipts for 4hs 7veek saded at non today were
SIS head. sgAinst 3Ils head lAst week; recaptS
y carloads for market for the week So carln&ds
for mArkst today psIket active and Ne higher.
Quote: SteeIs. shoies, l2Teal3.6; good butch
ers'. l2<al2ss; nediw. lofosll.TO; common,
s5a03: heifers. ehoicS. MSal0Te; Fair "a
good. 9zalo.S; common 10 medium. T.ssas. ~;
bulls. choice. s75a97s: fair to good. i.TsASfs;
common to medium. 65oAs.5o: coNs. choice. 7.Sa1
so; fair TO good. 60AI.D common 70 median.
5Oaa5eo
SHEEP AND LANBs-Ree.ipts for thu
week ended at noon today were Lib head,
AGAINST Ss head last week; hght alptly market
steady. oOotsi SheeP. an: lambs, N@ah.&
HOGS-Receipts for tie week eodsd at pcos
today were n.94 bead asainst l3slo bod lasi
week; uarket higher. Quote; Light Western,
1870: heavy. is5: medinm. laeo: piD. lseea
Il. TO- ronghs i6ehn.T5
CALYES-Re Receipts for The week ended al nOrsi
today we're 80 bead. sgsinst - bead hst week
hurrr szpph: markst hishH. ouuAs: cal,sa,
lR.ooal6oo
The Washington herald., 1918-03-12
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Philadelphia, March M.-BCTTLR-The mar
ket ruled steady under a fair demand We
quote: Solid packed creamery, extra, Is; highel
scoring Goods tsaSo; extra frSts. f7A; hrsts, ~
n; seconds. IS; nearby prints. -; average extra,
l9ASl; hBtA Gas; secoOds 45siS; SPECIAL brands
Of prints jObbing at 53a55
EGGS-Receipts were light and the mAEkes
advanced Soc per case under a EOod demand
We quote: Free cases. nearby hrsts. Ito PEI
standard csse; current recsipts, le.s8 per cas-
Western extra frsts. lilo per case; frsts. 10 s.
Per case; eAndleh ssEs jOSoins ct +sEac rel
DOZEN.
DRESSED PoULTRY-Fro1en foUk, L tC
box, milk-fed, drypicked. fancy selected, -
weighing pounds md over apiece. ~; "a lbs.
apiece. S2a4; Ihs apiece. SA3l; in barrels.
fancy. Z pounds and over apiece, S5; 81 pounds
apiece. Raj; smaller sizes. 2A9; bruibng chick-
ems. fAss3 pounds apiece. Jersey, fancy. AaE
Virginia, fancy. 36ASs; othsr nearby, Sas; West
en. Sias; roasting chickens. Western, in boxes.
weighing IL pounds and over apiece, 5;
pounds, SaA ~ pounds 3lGS: ~ and
pounds apiece. 2a3o; in barrels 81 pounos and
bver apiece, S; 5sia4 pounds apiece. SlaS2: 214n3
pounds apiece, &Ao Old ROSTERS dry-picked.
q: capons. per n, sslo pounds apiece. Sa39
smaller sizes. SaN; turkeys. nearby. dry-picked.
fancy. 5ea40; fair to sood. S2AN; Western, dry
picked, fsncy. SsS; fair to good, S2AS; old
toms, AA35; oommon. % Ducks. Western.
weighing pounds and over, NAs1; smaller sizes
8a2S; geese. nearby, Ba2i DO. western, 3oaa
squads. ~ do1eu. white weighing. IL to L
pounds, per dozen. i.toA7.T5; white weighing !
to 10 pounds, per dozen. 6.75a7. 3: white weigh,
ing 9 pounds, pr dozen. 5soa65: do. do, l
pounds. per dozen. 4soa6oo: do, do. ea6lI
pounds. per dosen. Suoa375; dark. l.us2o
small and No z T5a200
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens sOft-meated roos
ters, per h., Sao; stau young roosters. 3A32;
old roostrS BAD: ducks Pekin, Sass; do.
Indian Runner. Soaz: seese. 1ss: guiness. pei
pair. loaLR; piseons. Oh, Per pair, S5as; do,
young, per pair &a2
The Washington herald., 1918-03-12
STRONG UNDERTONE
FOR STOCK MARKET
Better Feeling Prevails on Wall
Street Regarding Prices.

New York. March n.-Although
trading was on Hight scale the stock
market had a strong undertone and
brokers said there was some invest
nent buying. Pool operators who
started an Saturday to cash In re-
considered and held the remainder of
their stocks.
Strength persisted throughout the
session, but without any successful
rocketting. Specialties were strong,
but the impressive display was In the
railroads This was particularly mo-
ticeable in the coalera
Reading touched the high point Of
last week. Chesapeake ana Ohio
made q new high price. Norfolk and
Western and Pittsburgh and West
Virginia we're well spoken Of. New
Haven acted remarkably well. Rock
Island issues were well taken. but
did not advance materially.
Tobacco stocks were heavy, but
there was evidence Of good buying
in all OF them.
Butte and Superior, which has been
bought the last few days in expecta-
ton of . favorable termination OF
the litigation with the Minerals Sep
aration Company. moved to 3 new
high price.
General Motors, Chevrolet and
United States continued strong fea-
lures. There seems to be a short
interest in these issues even yet.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit was strong
chiefly because OF the better prospect
that the government would facilitate
financing Of the company's notes soon
to fall due.
There is better feeling IN regard to
all public service companies, The pub
lie Is beginning to realize that some
relief ought to be extended. One i'm
portant factor from an investors
point of view Is the discussion regard
ing public ownership. II public own
ership should become q fact experts
say that much higher prices would
have to be paid for the stocks than
any now prevailing in the market.
Petroleum stocks continued to be
well absorbed because now that Ger
many Is practically IN control of the
Baku district all Europe must look
to America for q greater proportion
Of oil than ever before.
Because Of the growing belief in q
war OF indefinite length there is good
buying again Of all the war stocks
Crucible. Baldwin and BethIehem
steel were well taken. Action Of U. s.
Steel was not very encouraging, but
those who sold 1t short found II DIM
cult to recover their stock at any
profit.
Money continues high and dificuIt to
get.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-12
Finished by W. 2. Hibhs 4 m.
NgT - UHHE
COTTON MARKETS.

New York March lL-Reports of an increaSe
in the q the stapaes By domestic mills LAT
month as compared With January, and frames
in the rot situation. were TIN infDeaees that
strengthensd cotton TO-DAY. Fresh purchasing
for long account was noted
ne market was Dot without periods d resr-
tons: all offerings were tsken care a. and St
the sad the list was around the top Of The
session.
There vas . sod demand At the opening ana
the tone vas steady. with prices TO Is points
net higher. The market was quiet but steady
late in the morning, and TUNED hrmeT IN the
early afternooa
Late afsrnoon Huctustions were not wSde. al
though under realizing sales and hedes oferines
from the South the tendeneJ vas somewhat re-
actionary until near the close. when forSign buy
ing made its appeaTance and closed the market
at about the bsst point cf the day. Last prices
were . 20 . points higher.
Reeelpts at the port FOR tks day wsrs q g.
bales; no exports. SVot q Ne~ oSlsana vas
steady and UNCHANGED At AL sales. n baleS-
Spot here vas steady and > poinfs higheT ct
55.25 for niddhng; no SAILS,
Receipts at Galveston. Ale5 bales: NeN Or
leanS Ss7s hSles; MeuPhiA 6.Ss bsles: SavSn-
nah. s.5n bsles and 3. LOuis - halrS
The Washington herald., 1918-03-12
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

EGGs-stresty fresh. ps dos. D; IEerAse
receipts. Is; Southern. -
CHEEsE-Nsw York State fsetOry. new, per
h., HH&.
BUTTHR-Rsm pdnt. H: Elsin tub. ST.
process sat; Sors-Tacksd, q
keya Per n, Ss&N; ehickens. per Ib.. SaE;
keats, young. each 8aso
DRESSED POULTRY-STxing ehiokens, Per
ID. Sat2; turkeys. Sa4O; ruosters. 3; seesF,
s5a8; ducks, -
GREEN FRUITs-Ap5fes, psr hbl, a0Af.eo
per box. L2sAAa FlorSda oranEe. GoOS7.p
lemons. S51s-S; grapefruit, per crate. asAi.9;
strawberries, per at, SaEi tanserines, 2SaaA .
Ter hoX
Potatoes. No l Northern. rsr
100 hs-, ZlSG25; McCormickS. 275Gs.Oo pei
standard barrel: sweet potGtoes, Ios6-0 pei
bbl: No. 2. 3oOaIO per bbl; string beans. pcr
basket. 2c0NAoo; TepperN. Per crate. IONf!W
ekTa per crate 3e0AS0o: TSdishes, Per 100. Asa
500; eucImbers pr basket, 3SoASs0: eggplant.
3oas!W per crate; cabhAEe, pr 100 lbs-, 2SA
100; beets. bunch. Sas; lettuce. l.oa2.3 PER has-
ket; cabbage, Florida. ! coal 3 per basket; cel-
er1. SsTS per dOz.; Florida celery. psf crate,
l.OOAlT5; rumaine lettuce. 5AlOo; squash. 2Sos
SEQ PER crate; spring onions l-Soa2O PER 90
bunches; per Ack Geoa25; spinach, aSASS
per bbl hale, l.soa20 per bbl. turnips, pei
hax. ssss: per hbl-. GeoS3 co. eanltho~er. pel
crate. IT5Afoo; tomatoes, Florida, per crate
/ Sa6O0; new beets. FLORIDA. 20a2.TS crate
green peas, 20s4.oe basket.
LIVE sTOCK-Sheep. Tsr H.. ISs; lambs
sIEiAg. lS; calVes. Is medium. l6ai cOmmon
I2an
PORK-smAII. per H. .; medium. .; heavy
lsaS
SEEDs-Red clover. n7sasl5 TIT bushel
alSke clover, lT5OaIsea: crimson clover. rs
$50: timothy. AG5aISC: red top lLoOal50 nel
lOa In bluegrass. 5sls3.S -; orchard gas. 40
J. % per hsIsheL
GRAIN-Nheat milling. rsT hos. 2ha- =
new corn rrr byshel ! sOal.S5; oats, white. l.GJa
I u5: mixed cats. l.cialo3. hay. No. !, ssaN
No = = SSS5a
The Washington herald., 1918-03-12
New York Stock Market
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore. March n-BUTTER-Cr Creamery,
fancy. per To-. 30; do. choice Ter Ib. ESaIs;
do. good. psr Ii. 4saG; do. prints. -Sla59: do.
sloSkN Sasl; ladleA Per H.. sss0; Maryland
and RsunsJlVaniA rOllA per Ih. Ss8; Ohio
rolls per ID. seA1; West Virginia rolls. per
Tb. 1ao; storepaeked. PER h.. :laS2: Maryland.
Virginia and PepnsslVsnia dairy prints pei
b, 8A3s; prOeess butter Aa5.
EGGS-Maryland, Pennsylyanis. and nearby
frsss hs OF, per dez.. IS; Western firsts. loss
OF. S; West Virginia hrsts, los on, u; South
em nrsts, los of, g.
LIVE POULTRY-Chickeus, young, smooth,
fst. PCT pound. S6aSs; chickens. poor, rough.
staggy. 2eA3o; chickens, winter, Ihs and un-
der. nSR; do. old Hostsrs per ID, Sal
duckA young Pskins. 81 Lbs. and over. Per ID.
SAN; do. puddle. oa4; do. MuScoVy. 2a53;
do, smaller. Ban; geese. nearby fat per lh
&aS; de-. Western and Southern. fat. 2aS5
DO. Kent Island. Sass; do, all sections rough
and POOR. aA&; turkeys. young hens. per H..
toms. per lh. .; 10. poor and crooked breas..
per lb>. .; pigeons. young. Der pair. 81 do. old.
per pair. 3 guinea fowl. young ~ lbs. and
over each. dOaTe; do. old, each. 4Oa50.
Western Maryland and PennsSl
vAniA. choice round per 100 lbs, l7Sal.s5: do.
long. 1aal7o; New York and Jersey. LT5al.s5;
Eastern Shore Of Maryland and Virginia, Me
Cornick lasl3; Southern Maryland, liza
l.N; an sections. red. LoOal.S do. medium.
No. d Ts; do. euls. % Sweet pOtat0es-YOrk
Rivers. No. ]. per bbl. 2T5a325: do. North
Carolina, 2TSa3. q: Eastern Shore Maryland and
Delaware, 3ooa3.25; all sections, No. Q. 20Oa2 .;
DO. No. !. per basket Local,S5 do, No. 2. 4Ol
%; yams, all sections, per bbl.. 30a4oa
GREEN FRU1TS-Apples Baldwins A grade,
n mch. Per bbl.. 5ooaSSO: do, Beu Davis 4oua
10; do. Ganos. Asa5OO; do. Greetings. 5.5Oa
go; de-. Gills. A5oas.Oo; Kings. 5sca6o0; do.
Paradise Sweets. 55oas.5o: do, Rome Beauty.
55Oas.So; do. Black Twigs. aOOa5 50; do. Wine,
saps. 50oRse %; do, Russets, I5oa5o0; do. STAY.
man winesaps. 5.oes6.oo; do York Imperiab.
SOOa550; do, York Stripe. 5ooaS.So: do, Spys,
Seeks and spits. 5.Ooa5.5O; do, Tallmsn Sweets.
Seas 50; do. No 2 all varieties. 3OOaI0 %: do.
box Ipples. fancy to extra fancy. per box. Lisa
The Washington herald., 1918-03-12
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. March n.-BpTTER-wsak; re
eeipts. e.ssi tubs, Creamery. higher than extras
I7haR; creamery extras. ascore. IafsE; hrsts
i5ka4sH; seconds. EsaI5
EGGs-steady; receipts @,ee cases Fresh
gathered extras, %; extra hrsts, SsaSsll; hrSts,
aaS7A; seconds. S6a3s1s State, Pennsylvania
and nearby Western heunery. white. fine tc
fancy. Has: State. Pennsylvania, and nearby
hennery browns. ssale; mixed colors, S7a3sh
CHEESE-Weak; receipts, 473 boxes State
held specials 5ka2; do average run, 95a5h.
LIVE PoULTRY-Firm- Stags, %; old roost.
as, q; young rcostss, s.; turkeys, 2aO
Dressed, quist; ehickens. 2ae; fowls, 2AS5
turkeys, ala3S
The Washington herald., 1918-03-12
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Pittsburgh. March Receipts.
i,l@; higher. Steers. Booal30: beifeH. NooA
n.0o; COWS 90al0W
HOGs-Receipts, 4.Soo; lower. Heayies, nsoa
A65; heavy yorker. B.s0B.S0; light yorken,
BI5aiao; pigs H.5SlaS
SHEEP AND LAMBS-R Receipts. loo; steady.
Top sheep. lLo0; top lambs B.5.
CALNEs-ReceiptA 6p; steady. Tor nm
Kansas City, Mo-, March n.-HOGs-Re-
ceipts. lLooo; lower Bulk. hsal7.l5 heavy,
H0oaH-0: packers and butchers. lGs6aI7.ao;
light, Bs0aIf.lS; pigs. l2.ssG6S,
CATTLE-RecsiptS. 1900; steady. Prime fed
steers. l2.56al360: dressed beef steers. NSAI2 q
Southern steers. L7sAllo0; COWS, 7OOall %: heit-
ers, T.5alI.75; stockers and feeders f.5Nal1 3;
bulls. T.a5alo00; calves. 7.JaaI3oo
sHEEP-ReCeipts. ioOOo: lower Lambs, B0os
F.3; yearlinEs, lXooAH0; wstherA I2ooal1D;
ewes. n.sal27s
St Louis March lI.-HOGS-Receipts 2, 900;
lights, r.5OST7o; pigs. l325al7sa: mixed and
butchers. l7.15AfrS; sood heavy. II. .tcAli.0
buIk. H.tal76.
CATTLE ReCsipts. 500: steady. Native bssi
steers s.ooal3so; yeGrling steers and heifsrA
7 ooAl3.0; COWS. s.mAll.5e; stookers aud feeders.
6o0al0.S0: native calves 6OOaHoo.
SHEEP-Receipts. l.S0; steady; lambs Hooa
90: ewes, L DAl3.0o: wethers. I3malaT5; can
ners and ehOppsrs. s.sa9.so.
Baltimore. March n.--BEEF CATTLE-FIrst
quality, PER h.. llal2; beef cattle, medium,
sale; beef cattle. bnlls. as to quality sale; thin
steers and cows. 5as; oHen, as to quality sale;
mlch COWS. choice to fancy. per head 30 0oa
$50; milch COWS. common TO faiF, Per head.
no0ao0e; calves veal, choice, by express, per
h. 1ialiI4; calves veal choice, by boat, Hs14I1
calves. veal, light. ordinary, per Ii. I2hal9
calves rough and heavy. Ter head. I2ooa9@
SHEEP-No. I. per h., loall: old bucks sas
hmhs choice, - to ~ lb~. fat. per ID. n
lambs. heavy bucks. Halls; lambs, rugh and
poor. falS
HOGS-Live pigs, As to size, per head. 3oos
1 30; ShOats, as to size, per head. 5ooa7.oo
The Washington herald., 1918-03-12
Parent eachers to Hear
OF Soldiers Interests

Members OF the District OF CO.
lumbia Congress Of Mothers and
Parent-Teaehers' Association will
hear Maj. Gen. George Barnett, COM
saandant OF the Marine Corps. Mrs.
Kate Waller Barrett Rev. Charles
Wood, Mrs. 7. p. clsrkson and Mrs.
Harry Parkhurst, Of Baltimore. de-
liver addresses at q meeting TO be
held in the interest of the United
Service Club, for enlisted men Of the
army and navy. at 8 o'clock today
at the Shoreham. Miss Florence
Girouard will sing patriotic airs.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-12
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool. March n.-SPOt cotton vas quie;
and unchanged on the basis of s3sad for mid
ding old contract. and Esd for sod middHns
new contract Sales, 400 bales. including 500
American; no receiptS
New future contracts opened steady. to Il
points net lower. and closed quiet At a net de
cline Of to IA points
Old contract spot prices were: American mid
ding. fair. AsOd; good middling. 2l2d; mid
ding. 2SSs: low middhng. SS@; good ordinary
= I'd; ordinary, 2. SD.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-12
ODD NEWS OF THE. DAY

Albany March fICant "can" the anitor without ten days
notice. under bill just introduced New York legislature
! = 4
Newport March II-War rules for Newport dancing bar
Tagging shivsr" and muggng and require daylight
between partners" 4
New York. March II-Paint, powder, perfume and
customary of we upeep and husband must for them
hchord, N Yp judge ruled
Kansas City, March IIRolng sleeves, MrS Pearl Ellison
built her cottage when she couldn't women Com
merce Okla and she is to paint and make furniture
London March IEes sell an inch and chicken
wings at SI25 each in some London restaurants.
Paris March I-Tpping end in Paris because auhor
ties have ordered propretor incomes Of
walters, and most walters get only tips
New York, March II-B1ond typsts and
than brunettes hnd blond
Federal sandwched between brunettes she will
work steadier.
The Washington herald., 1918-03-12
CHICAGO GRAIN.
Rr Joseph PRInHARn


ChiCNgo March u.-While the hrOksTs Who
were acting for the allied governments rushed 10
secure him dried corn TODAY the lower desCT'Ir
tons werr OF SC to Sc Receipts here NeGe 90
cars and the volume of business WaS large
There was much Of the CON offered that Was
un 1sIally ponr in quality, and had not the in
dustres stepped iHtR the market and bSElGht
freely the pEiee recessiOns would have becn move
severe. Cash sales Cf oOru were lsSoo bushels
Corn Futures Were unchanged 70 NC lower
Business in oats vas restricted BY the car
situation. The Food Administration wouh not
permit shipment of Oais where corn could he
sent to seabosrd Cash cats were unchanged to
nc lower. with sSles of No. white al a TN
MUM Of sc tn &c over the Nay. and standards
a. SC TO 5Bsc over the May
The-e was . run Of s., 900 hogs at the stnck-
Yards. Trade in proysN - slow and lower
pCicss prevailed all around. Exports Of lard and
meats last week were in eNCess Of last year.
especially of lard
hSS bR b. n N
The Washington herald., 1918-03-12
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

New Tork. March n--Iregnlazity of price
movement marked the opening Of the curb mar.
Eet. and dslinss were even In smaller volume
than they were At the closs q last week. Fol
lowing the opening reessions prices improved
slightly On the demand from the professional
eismsnt and there was some outside public de-
mand.
In the copper stocks considerable tntsres was
attached 10 Mothsrlode. old and new, which
advanced to the highest pricss of the pressnt
mOyeuent
Oh stocks have started an upward movement
on talk of a renewal Of the boom Of last spring
and summer.
Industrial Shares have been Somswhat neglected
reeently, and even the motorA which held the
interest OF the speculative element for . time,
Wsrs rather backward today
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