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American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-11-05


: DR. ALTREE I
Dentist
. Phone ~ Evans Bank Bldg.
Lady Assistant I
People and Events.
D. 5. l.. TIME CARD.
~Rasfbound, Ar. Westbound. Ar.
No. 6 ---.3.10 am. No. SO --.8:2S am
No. is -..10:45 Am. No. 10 lilo pm
No. 4 ---.s:15 pm. No. s ...3:z5 pm
No. 81 --..9:16 pm. No. II ...7:06 pm
wheat Prices Per 100, Bulk, Grades
4, 2 and ..
Turkey Red. dark 1926 1920 s3.1a
Turkey Red. bieached. 1922 SIT $40
Marquis s.22 517 $40
Early Baart. Gold Coin
and Biuestem .--. a1s Sl4 307
Club, Hybrid ... 3i5 $40 1903
Sacked wheat. ia good. merchant
able sacks. l5c per 100 more.
-WSS--
Miss Grace Reed has recovered from
the nu.
Frank Barnard IL out after a siege
with tho flu.
Mr. and Mrs. c. Lee French are
both Influenza victims.
Mn. H. A. Lang has been on the
sick list this week.
Call At City News stand for daily
papers. ". II. Dack, Civil Wal Vet
eran.
Rev. and Mrs. wuost are both re-
ported 10 be down with influenza. hut
doing nicely.
Miss Grace Mckinley returned from
Boise. Sunday. where she had been
for the past two weeks.
l. 4 Evans Jr. Is very much better
and n considered out Of danger unless
unexpected complications arise.
D. W. Davis arrived home from
roiso Friday noon, and Is ready for
the verdict Of the people, whatever it
may be.
Many people have oheyed the sug-
eestion Of the city board OF health 10
wear a mask and help check spread
81 disease
call at city News Stand for daily
papers. W n Dack, civil War Vet
Gran.
c. r. Cotant vas out Sunday for
the first time Ia more than a week
lie was out for only a few minutes.
for fresh air. a. he Is taking no chan
ces with his health
o u. Baum recovered a little too
quickly from the influenza. and had
20 retire from activity. Saturday. az
ter he concluded that he was well
enough 20 80 20 work again.
Mira Martin earn. who has beer a
NNNAH NNNNN ~ NH NMhNNNAN|N ANAf WV
AZ Rookland during the past two weeks
Is now a victim OF the flu herself. but
IL reported TO be getting along we'll.
William Soell, manager OF the Rem
inefon. who has beer confined to his
room by illness the past week. has
nearly recovered and will be attending
20 hts duties again by the end OF the
week.
william Noumans. a rancher OF the
Moonshine district. leaves this week
for his old home az Galona. Ohio.
called east by the Illness OF a sister.
lie intends 90 spend the winter In
the o'd Buckeye state this being his
ffaf VISIT la seventeen years.
Miss Irene oliver. who assisted az
the hospital here when the situation
Mas the most serious. answering tho
telephone and doine whatever She was
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-11-05

The flu situation at Rockland was
reported materially improved Sun
day and hopes we're entertained that
the worst Is over.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-11-05

Mr. and Mrs. Ross Bolton. flu vic
Tins. are much improved. SO far nom
Of their children have taken the dis
ease. Mrs. McCool is caring for them
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17
J. S. CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS.

The United States Circuit Court OF
Appeals reconvened yesterday morn
ing at 10 o'clock. with the following
Judges and officials in attendance: Cir
cult Judges Pritchard. Knapp and
Woods District Judge Waddil Clerk
John G. Saunders
cases argued yesterday:
No. 1871. The Cudahy Packing Com
pany. corporation, plaint;fi in error,
vs.. Frey d Son. Inc. a corporation. de-
PENDANT in error: error to District Court
at Baltimore Md. Cause further ar
Sued by Gilbert II. Montague, of New
York, for the plaintiff in error: and
submitted.
No. 1915. Baltimore and Ohio Rail
way Company. plaintiff in error, VS..
John w. Lea. defendant in error: error
70 District Court at Huntington. W.
Va, Argued by W. II. Thompson. of
Huntington: w. Va. for the plaintiff in
o;ror. and by !. II. Meek. Of Hunting
ton. w. Va. for tho defendant in error;
and submitted.
Case in call to-day
No. 1874. II. X. ROGERS. appellant and
vs.. l.. Il. FIinchle. as
trustee. appellee and CROSS appellant:
ON cross appeals from District Court at
Charleston. $. G. To bc argued by W
+. Stevenson. of Chcraw. :. g. for tho
appeliant and ross-appcllee and by
Wilcox & Wilcox and Henry Il. Davis.
OF Florence. :. G.. for the appellee and
ross-appclian;.
designation OF Judge Waddin as n
member OF the court for tho January
term: Hon Edmund waddill. Jr.,
United States district judge for the
Eastern District of Virginia, having
been designated as q member of the
court for the present term, is in at
tendance upon the court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17
CHANCERy TRUST DEEDS.

T. p; carthcart ct ux. to David
Meade White. trustee lots IS and 50
block ., Northsido Plan: ssx125 rcet
east line OF Twentieth Street, lol feet
north OF r Street. January IL. 1918:
SLIGO.
!. =. Purcell to John " Purcell.
trustee. 1873 feet north line OF Cedar
Street. 400 feet west OF Cross Street.
ard OF irregular shape. January .
1915: s265.
= Isaiah w. Fuller 70 Pollard e Rasby
Inc. trustees. "5I145 feet north line 81
Franklin Street. 10 feet east OF Tilden
street. January 10. 1918; $3.50.
Y. T. Pullcn ct uI. to IT, NJ hnder-
SON trustee. lot 30, block G.. Roland
Park. December Is. 1917: s735
T.. Y. Williams TO II. NJ. Anderson.
trustee. lot s. block A. Roland Park.
bcccmb"r 20 1917: $3.50.
G. 9. Cunningham ct ux. to r. VI. An
'c"son, trustee. lot s. block T.. Roland
Park. December 90. 1917; $40.
Julian S. Binford ct u1 to II. Vt.
Anderson. trustees lot 4. block -. Ro-
lard Park. December 10. 1917; e210.
r. Cave Maddox g. ux. ~ II. n An
derson. trustee, lot :" block r. Roland
Park. December Is. 1917; s37o
George w. Smithie et ~. to r. N.
anderson. trustee. lot -. block r. Ro-
land Park. December 81. 1917: $3.50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17
STATE SUPREME; COURT.

The following cases were argued yes
terday in the Supreme Court of Appeals
or N!rgina
Common docket:
No. .. Lane VS.. Commonwealth Ar
cucd by g. H. Morrisettc for the plain
TIFF and by Attorncy-Gencral for Com
monwealth: and submitted.
No. G. Calais vs. Commonwealth Com
FnonNcaIth confessed error.
No II. commonwealth confessed
error. CGot;lich 80. ommonwealth)
No. -. Wilkcrsou VS. Commonwealth.
submitted on briefs.
commonwealth ~. Trcc cdar Co Nr-
rucd by Acknowledgement for the Com
monwcalth. and by ". r. Meredith FOR
tho defendants: and submitted.
Derrick VS.. Commonwealth Partly
ar.aed and continued until to-day.
Next cases 10 he called:
Dean va. Dean.
behring's administrator W. Virginia
Railway and Power Company.
Regular argument docket:
No 2s. Casey vs.. Walker e. Mosby.
No. -, Cam and Mechl VS. Chris; o
Manufacturing Company
NO. IS. Berlin by etc. VS.. Wall ct ais
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17
YESTERDAYS ENLISTMENTs
Navy Leads. With EIve-Tvcufy N,n
Are Needed In Colored
Cavalry.

Martin ". Smith. Brandcnville, Pa.
Richard l.. Thomas. Petersburg: Ev.
creste w. Major and Clarence =. Ma.
Jor. beth of Stormont. Va, and Shirley
{. King. of Richmond, have enlisted In
the United States Navy. The ,yo
Major boys arc cousins
inc army reports only ono enlist
ment-Hernard II. Walls. Fiillsvillc, Va
yesterday there enlisted In the ma
rinc corps Samuel H. Guard. CHARLIE.
ton w Va; Walter c. Parker. Char.
lotto. y. C.: James J.. Sla.on and VII.
liam i. Schultz. OF Roanoke, Va.
The army recruiting officer wishe; Z,
stated that twenty more mon arc need
cd in the colorcd cavalry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17
I'M, fii1SS
WHY JAPAN SENT WAR
FLEET TO VLADIVOSTOK
Declared Motive Was Solely 20 Protect
Lives mad Property Of
Allied Nationals.

TOKYO January lG.--In order 20
quiet exciting rurnors, II was officially
announced to-Gay that the dispatch OF
Japanese warahipg 10 Nlad;vostols was
not an aggressive act on the part Of
Japan. and that no grave Significance
should be deduced from it,
Japan. il was explained. does not de-
sire TO hiring pressure o hear uDon
Russia. but merely wishes to protect
tho lives and property 81 allied ma
;ionals. The War Department denies
that troops have also been sent TO the
RUSSIAN por.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17
SCHEDULE OF HEARINGS
Chairman Brewer Announces When
state Departments VIII Pre-
sent Their Needs,

a schedule or hearings before the
House Appropriations Committee has
been arranged as follows:
,January 81. s r. M.--Attorney-Ge en-
craI. Secretary OF the Commonwealth.
Auditor OF Public Accounts, Second
Public Printing.
January %. s i. M.-Rcgister Land
Office and Superintendent Public Build :
inES, Corporation Commission, Commits
sioner of Agriculture and Immigration.
Superintendent, Public instruction, Com
missioner OF Labor.
January %. S =. M.-hdjutant-Gen
cral. state Librarian, Commissioner of
Hospitals. State Highway Commits
sioner.
Januar. "a. s T.. M.-State Farm.
Commissioned OF Fisheries and Game.
Eastern State Hospital. Western State
Hospital. Southwestern State Hospital.
January &c, s l.. M.--Centrai state
Hospital. Medical College OF Virginia.
State Normal Schools.
January IS, S l.. M.--Cnivcrsity OF
Virginia. Virginia Military Institute.
Virginia School for Deaf and Blind.
Virginia Polytechnic institute William,
and Mary.
january 80, S +. M.--rirsinia Epi-
lcptic Colony. Virginia School for tho
Colorcd Deaf and Blind. Prison Aaso-
citation OF Virginia. State Board of
Health
January so. s p. M.-Catawba Sana
torium. State Board OF Charities. Live
Stock Sanitary Board. Crop Pest Com :
mission. School for Maynard Colorcd
Girls. Negro Retormatory Association.
January 81. 8 r. M.--Nirsinia Home
and Industrial School for Girls. Needy
Confederate Women. Home for Incur
abics. Travellers Aid Society, state
Fair Association.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17

lice station. carrying twelve-pount
cheese liomcward. In the case on ton
tho cheese was a knife. The charge
was being suspicious character
respected Of having stolen "a cake of
cheese. He will explain to Justice
Crutchfcld to-day.
I. Brown and William Crump. 10th
colored. were taken to the FiiGt Eo-
lie" Station. charged witt being die
orderly on the street. pat-olmcn Sweet
took them in. patrolman Campodonics
arrested William Jackson, colorcd. uho.
u is alleged stole pawn ticket from
Gertrude Courtney.
Joseph Boyd colorcd, was takon 10
Second Police Station by patrolmcn
Goodc and Jennings. 1t 10 said he av.
saulted and threatened to shoot Samu,
Wood. colorcd. Ida Hicks, colorcd, I,
IL charged bought coal which was
stolen from the Chesapeake and t,h,o
hallway Company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17
Real Estate Summary
CHANCERY TRANSFERS.


No!and Park Corporation to Julian S.
hinford, lot 4. block T.. Roland Park
December IS, 1917: $500.
:, koiard Park Cooperation to II. Cave
MadfoN. lot :. block T.. Roland Park
December 10. 1917: $500
Holland Park Corporation 20 George
w. Smethic. lot -. block f. Roland
fark. pecemhcr -. 1917 $500.
Henry +. Burli ct uz TO T.. Hcrber:
Arinentrout. - l5S feet north line
falr!'ount Avenue, 81 feet east Of Me
i rn'hIi'cs'lie turnpike January IL
W T. Purcell. Jr. trustee. to J. 4.
rurcc!i. us feet north line OF Cedar
street 400 feet west o: Crow Street
and and of Irregular shape December -.
Roland Park Cooperation 10 T. r.
Pullcn. 10: 90. block {. Roland PARK
December IS. 1917; si.l75.
Roland Park CorDora :ion 10 Z. Y
Williams. lot s. block 4. Roland Pari,
December 20, 1917: $500
Roland Park Corporation TO c. C.
EuAniHEham lot ). block T. Roland
Park. December 20. 1917: $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17
CHARTERS ISSUED.

Charters were issued by the state
Corporation Commission yesterday as
follows:
Woodstock Corporation. Lynchburr
Charles l.. Heald. presidents: ". r
Peck. secretary. both Of Lvnchburr.
Capital, $4,000. Object: building bus!
ness.
Walkers Branch Mining companv
Inc: Bristol j. 4. Simmons. president;
{. IT,. Anderson. secretary and treas.
ureE, both o. Johnson city. Tenn can
!tal. $4,000 Object: mining business
Frank \. Evans. Inc. Norfolk I (
Drew, president: Frank 4. Evans, sec
rctary: both of Norfolk. Capital, $50.
900. Object: clothing business
Amendment 20 tho charter OF Suhl!nc
& Co. Inc. Lvnchburg: Increasing rs
capital stock from $4,000 to s500. 600
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17
SHORTS ARE CAUGHT IN
SHARP CLOSING ADVANCE
Regular Dividend OF Baltimore and
Ohio Road Causes Quick
-.,-a Rise.
LEADERS SOAR TWO POINTS
Petroleum Led the List, With To-
bacoo, Shipping Stoke and Stecls
Close Behind-ENpccted War Or
ders Stimulate Market.
ny RRnAnAN WALL.

NEW ToRE. aJnuary ls.-Shcr;s over
stayed their rnarke, Today. and In the last
nouT were caught in sharp advance
caused By declaration OF the regular divi-
dcnd on Baltimore and Ohio stock. Tie
decline of the last week had discounted
most Of the unfavoraLie factors. and the
market IL dependcn, very largely on the
rcathtr. \ fcw days OF good weather
saS srafn;en oqt IN coal s'ua'0" and
Advances Of as much a ;,. tive point, 90 wss
7 v.s. proiasnt th li,oas shsss and shsS
we're closely followed ~ Tobacco shh;pp;ns
; INT action of the directors had been cor.
he dividend ON this stock met The, APP:
Hsov1 OF tss Syeqi, .o Is n 3Iid''b bS ~, S
some alarm, was felt carly In the day By
no, giving = square deal to the little rail-
G ESaa IN M' ssc unl:ss
they can prove ,hemssIves, necessary for
nuyims Of Bethlehem steel and United
-'f ,hc S:e' ws sSsfa G us S
hing os, u.Ssns he woS,d ~ Gyece Ms
Si., ''f faTor $40 in connss;ion Nth coal and
t-ciEht eiearanses The s's:i pantf; OF the
S'' Strength OF Mereantil. Marine vac
ron, the directors sh.n the market closed:
ps sa Ie,oTt ai IVA, a!ecSnneSs YOU'D be-
lin suit asains; the, directors to compel an
sol6 after the Industrial Alcohol Company
set bis contracts. but before its STOCK
cesan moving.
Railway eoui pn.ut stocks were strong
he,ause Of Knowledge that the government
Viii haze TO buy great quantities OF equip
'rr>nt. 49,
nc forced to cover II the weather should
moderate, The weather map +. therefor:
the moment
'rcr. s.. 9GS sterling: siz;y-day Bills. st!2:
rouiTnereaI sE:y-dsy bill o. banks; IL;
Sc, 81: cables. 1915 s-i5: hs- silver. Sa.s:
Mexican collars. ict: government bonds. tT-
loans, stead: sixty DAYS, NINETY da%s and
-I1 months. 81 q ~. CAL monc" StcadH;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17
Tie Iurh NIarI;ef

NEW ToRE. January iS.-Gua!ne.. on
IN smaller voium" than has been report Cd
fo- some iiinc. out despite this prices main
i.!ned a ta!ri? firm Time. at Q: near the
level OF the PRECEDING closing. Some in
forest was aroused through the activit~ OF
Queen OIL. which made It's initial appear
a"cc today. AID which. on an unusuali,
ia-Ec !oiumc OF dealings amounting to moro
lEah 1000 shares. advanced SHARPLY from
The initial price. Houston OIL Continued
ilrm although It's high record Of YESTERDAY
aEain q fairly active volume. and Ia. anal
Price or I'll" day was slightly unGcr tho be ST
IN" balance OF the oil list was fairly ac-
I'VE: and r-!ccs were slightly higher Motor
stoc.'a. although du:ct. were firm retaining
!uIs session. " " -
were ilrm. f''Ne
To!s; Motor lTa iea 100 Ma4it, ' Mnniti hfT
AnSio.Ars r.can oil. i3i. q 1870. ,5nJ Gosd"n
OIL S.ns: 90 Federal Oh c,.W.at: 70,
hsropo!ii"n Petroleum. i7n5-i6; co Ok
aroma, common, q "a. 800 ttisnts loGrii.
800 HiG -L.dSc Giia: -, Goldfi~Id cons;
:; n Us; 20, Green Monster. 9.isM =; i.t.ii
Jerome Ncrde. il-lGGS.: 600 Mother I ode
p = =: Sh) NipissinG. lOo1 Rex Cons, eTio;
90 SHcecSs. Sas: 20 Tonopah Ext, l3.isai
-: 90 American Writing Pape! sd Ok: sto
Nortn Anc!!c~n PUN and Farce %. =, o!
,s' Midwest on. 70. n los. $50 DklahoTr.
j. md n, =. @''.: 100 United States tates
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17
NO FURTHER CASES
Small BOY Found to BE Carrier OF
Cerebro-SpInnl Meningitis
(.erInk.

The fears Of an outbreak OF spinal
meningitis in the city will DC allaycd
by the announcement OF Dr. Roy Is
Flanagan. Chief Health officer. that
in one Of tho families guaranteed one
small boy. six years old. has been found
To be a carrier OF the disease after
the cultures had been made In tho city
laboratories.
The youngsters throat has since been
treated with tho famous Flexncr solu-
ton 20 destroy all the germs OF tho
disease and thus stamp out an cpl.
dcmic OF spinal meningitis in it's incip-
icncy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17
Suits IRktltutcd,

II. IL. George. Jr has brought suit
IN the City Circuit Court against Fred
l.. Stcrnhcimcr. trading as l.. Rose &
Co. alleging $4,000 damages for the
loss OF construction cars claimed to
nave been destroyed by fire through,
the negligence OF the defendant;
4. 4. i!osEins yesterday filed = dec,a
ration setting forth that he was in
Jurcd through tho negligence Of the
Richmond. fredericksburg and Poto.
mac Railroad Company. lie claims
$4,000 damages
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17
COTTON MARKETS.

&EJC YORK. January !5.-Aftc. very
cratic session. during which p-ices made
tregucn' fluctuations orsr range or 70
o .ey the s se2 s nTS ii Is 'i@ TO- 8 p saTHs
The news u.ss .-on>sc,in= oil DAY. and h.u
i>u-h TO 90 with The unsettled condition
81 continent. iariy In tho session weakness
rvea promoted b. the ui.:avo.ab bic cuc! and
railroad situation. which. u was feit, would
Materially reduce the consumption of cot;
increased on tnis ncFS. ano March sold as
3, So and Ma" CO.'S. uuo.E the selling
, 'cssurc. or d 70 :. points uuGe- tho prev
3Ua might; Occasional r"llica occurred in
u, middle OF ;hc cay, md strong TI-
t4rN ton!: uisce during ire las, half hour
director general Of iScl administration haa
.-altc ogcers thst cc.l be furais hod cot
ON mills. ard that =! mills operating on
-o.era!Tcat orders are expected I" work.
VERY moment ri 4vai.aolc time. TN. was
.rnpieineItcd h PIRATE rcpo5ta tiat al
,;ne. snt had 10 intention o! closing dow u.
-uc ~ = renewal Of reaCc rUlno.s. Tho
.rsrnci c.llied about 20 poiits from the hot
tom or this ncrs. crt lust btfo-r tic close
7...Hsu.i again undcI VA! Street ,ant
E-sgis''Ne tslins; and wi!hd5.w va o,
VA. feat AL veal; spot. Including
moderate demand for Japanese spot tn
trrrs's, bot monty from mill people. and
rtpeTted pT!ct liking. AuyiceS from South
20 nsrheia indicated tl.., inqu!rlcJ for
hit cotton IN m. e..:.Tn hci, had been
ehl!o Il WIS haro to nuY white cotton.
c.tc:.l ANNOUNCEMENT Wa made b. tho
W%T department This a!ic-r oon that cot.
foa renst b, removed from the Eush stores
pr!cr TO fcoruary =. This cNp!s!ncd some
~ .fe 'st.- ceiling IN .Iaruary Contract
rnN. Es%a. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17
CNANCERy RELEASE DEEDS.

W. Stewart White. trustee. to Anne
NJ. King, lot I. plan Of Barton Heights.
January -. 1918: sl.336.05
stuart Bowe. trustee. to W. y. Sim
mons. lot 20. square Il. plant Of West
End Land and ITnrovcmcnt Company.
January &. 1918: SSo6
!. !. Pollard. trustee. 10 Mary A.
Carter. 50 Ill" feet west line OF
Frkett street, :: HE feet worth OF
allcv 10 feet wide. between Clay and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17

Amendment to the charter OF David
Fender Grocery Company, Norfolk: in
crcaSinE Its capital stock from 100000
TO 100000.
Amendment to tho charter Of Amcs.
Brownlcy &c Hornthal. Inc. Norfolk;
changing its namc to Amcs G. Brown
ley. Inc. and increasing it's capital
stock from 100000 TO $250.00o
Amendment to the charter Of Smell
Grocery ana Hardware Company. Inc
liarriSonburg. Va: changing It's name
TO Merchants Grocery and Hardware
Company, Inc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17

NJ Streets. Of Irregular depth. Jan.
uary 10. 1918: $3.50.
y. I. Carneal trustee. to +. Il.
siaichcr CT TX. BOXES feet northwest
corner Boulevard and Taylor Street.
January i6, 1918: So.l2o.
H. X. Pollard, .Ir. trustee. to Oria-
kanS orc and Iron Corporation. ~ X <
l"o fcet. known as 20T South Fourth
street January &c, 1918: $3.50.
john Bagby. trustee. 10 William
Aaron Penick and George Roberts
pcnjck. ci&Sli5 feet. known as 5i7
North Belmont Avenue. January &c.
1918: Slo5O
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17
NEW YORK pEopuCE MAnkE1.

Needy: .eeeiriices seds. T,o,.ss-,, r noisi
nal; vGbned. steady: hne Sranulated ID,
suffer. stesdy: cheeoo. duil. Spot cones
aaiet: Rio Is. 81; santo. 4s. 1914
to:ds,c 80 esrreis. January oeins recorded
urre ~. ou,, bot had no ercct uroH The
mr!ket Final bios yey. 10 10 IS points r.ci
higher. Prime cTud". 100. nominal. prim.
.umrnrr yellow. sp3t 90: Jnhuary u,;:
Maseb. "o.tS. May, G..o. Tn: rrara.t closed
steaty. Total salcr. 400 barrels
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MAEKET.
lSAlcs At ! niMm Stool. lnrds.l

Choice a,ccra, ui4 Gi.;. ,mediu,n to good.
u II: Scirrnc1 10 FAIR 6Gei.. Choice
heifers. lo', q II: medium TO good 1G:i0:
common TO fair. t.2A'=. choice cows. S9ls:
medium! - good. %. Es: common 10 fair. 81,
q Bcst oxen. eHlc: medium to good
Z, a So; common - fair. g.. RTie. Best
heavy bulls, ~ a 81: Hight. O., as B-s,
ea!rcs. 10: common II fair. iinl5. Beet
heavy hoEs. i1'. medium weight. 10 ia:
lights, 10 a ie". and stars. 10 Rest
sheep. sTle; common 10 fair. 6irs. Best
Il nl6s. IL z 10: HleGiuLn Ia GOOD. l.t. n q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17
UuST!NGs TRANSFER.

j G. Nunna!ly and w. u. Miller. spe-
cal comHiSSi oncrS. 10 W. g. Gates. S0x
- rect southern line OF Bainbr;drc
street. - tect from tho intersection of
The southern line OF Rainhridgc Stree.
with the east limo cf Ninth street. and
known rs SIS cambridge Street De
ccmber 10. 1917: $50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17

poultry ma :kci-lIens moro plentiful and
ouILi r"-rSct lower. outlook lower: chickens
receipts light but no demand: ,nar!;e; re.
,.s.Is iaiELy active. Esgs-Rcceipts e1-
rene? Light: demand heavy. outlook eth
hl6her., Eutter-Markc; firm: receipts light:
demand hcavy. outlook higher RabbItsE
Receipts bout equal to demand am, rr.r
E Ees ,snT IN, s STEADY, Iide3-Markc, IN
moderate. Ncsls-E1tr-r,ely scare. I'd
T.ni.a' Ca'iie-Narket bare: demand
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17
CHICAGO GRAIN M.EKEr.

~! ~ / January lS.-Corn averaged
~ in.+SuEca TO hasten tho crop movement
'-ye tag Wa also bc.-i.h factor, Tie
!. AZ. 20 l;.na MAJ. With ihe Gnai range
advance. comra-"d With ,wer;y- fo,,, , M
nfeI o.. oats lost !, 70 :. cent, In pro
ON cents OIL to 4 r,sn OF - cent w.
49,, tp"n. High iow. Close
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-17
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
DRY GOODS

>.-.,,. Dlti GOODS
,,S%.GW Y0RN, lamar is-n-css good.
bought freely, ard dress s!nEhams AZ high
cssi, 9T5ees yst nsrle,i are being ordered for
a'L fEint cloths and sne.;insa v"Tc higher:
to be made toward The rnd OF this week
Hu-!dps ami yarns were firm. Wool hosiery
and underwear lines much sought after