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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-10-31
JOHN LINDERNAN
D|EsF0R COUNTRY
succUMBs TO PNEUMONIA AT
PORT OF EMRARKATIoN. ].
RAY ATCHISON IS WOUNDED
Mother Notified by the War Depart
rent of Casualty To Boy Sus-
taned In Action On Battles
field On July 10.

j. .Linderman has telegram
from the war department notifying
him of the death of his son, John Lin
derman, member of Company | Ord
G.. A. r. D., at port of embarkation.
Death was due to pneumonia. Condi-
tons are such at this time that the
body cannot be sent home, but will
be forwarded after the war.
Mrs. Hester Atchison, No 617 North
First street, has received official no.
.tice from the war department that
her son, Ray V. ktchison, was slight
ly wounded in action July 10. @t"h
Word of this casualty came through
by private letter some time ago but
the word from the government was
the first official notification received
here. .s
Seventeen iowans Mentioned.
Washington, Oct. 29.-General Per
shing's overseas casualty lists as is
sued by the War Department today
carried a total of five hundred and
fifty names. Seventeen Iowans were
mentioned.
The lists included: Killed in action
a. died from wounds AZ; died from
accident and other causes 6; died from
aeroplane accident A; died of disease
So; wounded severely 80; wounded de
gree undetermined 145; wounded
slightly 40; missing in action G5;
prisoners 2. The Iowans were !:
Died Of Wounds.
Pvt. Victor First, Villisca.
Died of Disease.
Pvt. Clarence l.. Neshelm,, Clear
Lake ..a}is &sf gftst& 80 DE,1
Pvt. Max @. Weiss, Woodbine. ,,s
20 Wounded Severely. .''''
Corporal Henry Hastert, Alton. . r..
Corporal Nels Jacobsen Harlan.
Pvt. William c. Fachman, Sioux
City. ss. ~ "f.}ss b." "a'
Pvt. Martin s.. Williams, DEBORAH.
Wounded Degree Undetermined.
Sergeant Cyril W. Bazef, Burlington
Bugler Harry o. Parmenter. Gilman
Pvt. George w. Clausen. Glidden.
Pvt. Alexander n Westberg. Ruth
ven.
Wounded Slightly.
Pvt. Raymond ]. Smith, Central
City.
Pvt. Henry Terhark, Ackley.
+ Missing in Action,
Pvt. Russell NJ. Looper, Mason City
Pvt. Guy J.. Luther, Masin City.
Pvt. John A. Whalen, Sioux City.
Pvt. William S. Cummings, Sioux
City.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-10-31
Criminal Notice.

In the District Court of Iowa, in, and
for Mahaska County, December Term,
1918. .t.
W. M. Darnell,, Plaintiff, II, "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-22
HOUSE BILL WOULD RESTORE
PETERSBURG DIVERSION DAM
Not Much OF $4,000 Appropriation VIII
he Available for Improve
ment OF Hnrbor
Especial to The Times-D,spatch.1

topcclal TO The Times-D!spatch1
PETERSBURG. VA. February 21-
The rivers and harbors bill reported to
the House Of Representatives carries
an item of $4,000 for the Appomattox
River. and confidence is felt that the
appropriation will be made Petersburg
had hoped and worked TO get a some
what larger appropriation In order that
the harbor and channel might be en-
tire!y cleared OF the sand bars that
have long been accommodating and tina,
arc impeding navigation. II Ia prob
able that some OF the $50. 900 appropria-
ton. may be used for this purpose. but
the greater part OF II will go to the
restoration OF the diversion dam at the
mead OF the harbor for tho diversion OF
surplus water around the city 10 "A point
several miles below. and designed to
prevent the future formation Of sand
bars. This dam was built some years
ago by the government, but before {.
was quite finished IL was destroyed by
a frcshct which lid great damage in
the lower part OF the city The city
and the Coast Limo and Norfolk and
western companies Will Join with the
government In making such permanent
improveme as will prevent future
ovevfows by foods.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-22
COTTON MARKET HEARS
OF RAINS IN TEXAS
Continued Discussion OF Price-Eixinc
lin" Served to Restrlct GEN
crnI lIusIness.
IBy Associated prcss.l

10y Associated Press
NEW YORK. February 21.--Thc cot
ION market has made II generally firm
showing during the last week, with
May contracts selling as high as 3OS7.
or la3 points above the recent low level
There has been bcarish comment on
the Russian situation and reports OF
rains in Central Texas. but these fcn-
lures seem to have been ovcrshadowcd
ny reports OF strong goods market
taik or reduced acreage and buvinr
oy trade Interests. Continued discus
sion or pricc-iixing possibilities has
served to restrict general business. and
the bulk Of the buying. aside from the
demand from Liverpool and domestic
trade sources, has been attributed TO
covering.
Washington advicce quoting govern
ncnt officials TO the effect that the sun
ply OF ocean tonnage had probably
passed its lowest mark on February i
and was now on the upturn, operated
in much the same direction The rca-
lures most emphasized, however. wcre
the continued iirmncss OF Southern
spot holders. combined with the per
sistency Of the demand from trade
sources. Southern adviccs. claiming
prospects for reduced acreage owing TO
the demand for crops of foods,uffs
scarcity OF satisfactory fertilizer and
labor. or fear OF boil wcvil damage
nave been moro numerous. and have
propabiy been partly responsible for
inc nervousness OF shorts General
business. however has remained u,Ijct
with brokers' reporting Il tendency 10
wait Tor more settled outside condi-
ions or more convincing view of new
crop prospects.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-22
Real Estate Summary
CHANcEnY TRANSFERS.

Greater Richmond Realty Company.
lots Is. II and IS. block 3. Monument
Avenue Park. February 49, 1918: tax,
$3.50; $40.
Maudc l.. Hughes ct vir to w. G.
Long 20 o-l:Nl23 7-l2 feet. known as
10? North Twenty-second Street Feb
ruary 10. 1918; $3.50.
q. u. kcan. trustee. ct ais, TO Mary
Anderson i5Xl96 feet east line Fourth
street. known as 6O3 Fourth Street
February |. 1918; s2.l0O
Lee Park Company. Incorporated. to
{. ID. Hogan lots and .. block c. Lee
iark; January ~, 1918: tax. sl.3O: $40.
Nellie Cartwright to Fred Il. Schaaf
street, i2S feet west of its intersection
with the western line of Robinson
street February 20, 1915 tax, 81; $40.
Mathew Schaaf to 6. L. Schaaf prop-
erly known as 1920 Floyd Avenue.
FEBRUARY 20. l?lS: tax. $500; $40.
Jane ~. Duke ct vir TO Richmond
Realty Investment Company, lncorpo-
rated. 30Nl20 feet. known as AS and
~ south Harrison Street. February
II. 1918: tax. So $40
Robert II. Talley. special commissions
or, TO Kate ]. and William +. REYNOLDS
lSXllo feet north side Louisiana Street.
Fulton. February Ia. 1915; $1,000.
Chapin & Hume ct uXores, to Richmond
Beneficial Insurance Company 2Ox1oO
fcet. known as 1910 North First street
February 4, 1918; $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-22
The Curb Market

NEW YORK. February 2l,-IrreEulsrity Of
trading on the curb today. The dealings
TOO TOO were almost entirely without special
Tea ture Motor stocks the center OF
speculative interest. and despite the heavi-
ness In other parts of the list, prices in this
Sroup were only slightly below the levels OF
Independent oil stocks were also ouict.r
and prices scored declines of from fractions
20 moro than point.
Mining stocks were quiet but prices main
tanned a tirtn tone in many instances
1900 Aetna Explosives. 81. n sA: S, 900 C.hev-
ro!et Motor. 100 q IDA 1900 Maxim AiunI-
tons. 1914 1929: l25U) United Motors - a 81.
60 Anglo American. i2i, Nl2:t 100 Cosdcr
on; I;.n SIX: 1900 Metropolitan Petroleum.
s iegt IT,. 1000 , Oklahoma: common. 3is a I:
!-l6: 200 Calumet and Jerome: X d sic;
Ext. i5nl5; 4.So Mother Lode. . a 80: 40
lean rapcr. 2h q 2S a9 United States Steam.
ship, Sa5n: l.'"o Oklahoma p. and r..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-22
CHANcERY RELEASE DEEDS.

Howard sutton. trustee. to II. p. Tay-
lor. Jr.. 81 5-i2XI6S IL feet south lilo
Nicholson Street. between Fifth and
liopkins Streets. January Q, 1918;
5000.
stuart Rowe. trustee to T.. Il. Moore.
54-l5O feet, cast line Of the Boulc-
ward, 81 . feet north OF it's intcrscc-
ton with the north line of Hanover
Avenue. February -, 1918: S1.272
II. 7. Richcson and T.. l.. Crutchlield.
trustees. to Mary Il. Hudson ct vir
20 %-iNl22 feet. known AS 72S North
Fifth street. January 81. 1918; s2.323
II; T, itichcson and T. l.. Orutch-
field. trustees. 10 Mary T.. hudson ct vir
20 3-4Nl22 feet. known as TBS North
Fifth Street. January 81. 1918; s6.a?O.
y. j. Chewing and T. NJ. Boxlcy
trustees. TO Maude l.. Hughes ct ais
20 "-l2Ni237l2 feet. known as 1903
North Twenty second Street. February
20. 1918; s3lS.
James w. Gordon. trustee. to In
diana Rage 1911 and loO9I-2 West
Main Street. FEBRUARY 10. 1918; $500
Il. II. Pcyton. Jr.. trustee. to Dan p
Siuourney lots IS and 80 block 4, sub
division of Ginter Park Terrace Feb
ruary ~. 1918: $500.
Chewing e. Boxlcy. trustees. to Mrs
Ada Moslcy 25Xlo5 feet. known as SIT
Graham Street. February 4. 1915;
sl.ISO.
d. w. Bowles. Jr. to Jane IL. Duke
3ONl20 feet. known AS AIS and Az
South Harrison Street. February 10.
1918: 1924.
tees. 5oNl32 feet, known as 1907 North
Twcnty-cighth Street. january II,
1918: $4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-22
Allen Committed 10 en-, s.rr

tx. X. Allen. former superintendent OF
the metropolitan Life Insurance Com
phhS IN THIS city, who was sor,c months
ago convicted in the Hastings Court of
INC larceny OF money in connection
WIN an insurance policy, and who was
refused new trial by the Suprc,nc
court. appeared before Judge Mullen
'o-uay ana was committed TO the
custody OF the city sergeant TO awaIt
the necessary papers for his commit
hicht to the pcnitcntiary for a term OF
Two years Allen was twice tried for
ms alleged oncnsc. getting one year
sentence in the first instance lie vac
granted a new trial. which resulted In
"A two years sentence. From this he an
pcalcd to the Supreme Court withou,
avail. Allen Is married. has Il nice
home in the city and is widely known.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-22
HENRICo TRANSFERS.

Realty and Finance Corporation of
virginia to George r. Williams 1oOx1 80
feet. known as lots &c and II, block
., Wrights Park. October "a. 1917;
tax. Sl.10; $40.
Archer Anderson. Jr.. ct ais. cxecu-
tors of Archer Anderson. deceased, to
-: George NJ. Anderson tract land at
Yves champion about three miles west of
Richmond. February IL. 1918; 50, 955. /.
Greater Richmond Realty Company.
Incorporated, to Robert l.. Blaine 50x
l3o feet, k2own as lots 8 and {, block
a. Monument Avenue Park. November
{. 1917; tax. 81: SO
East Highland Park Corporation to
W. NJ; Ada ms lots 81 and 2s. block ),
East Highland Park. as shown on plot
made by 7. Crawford Redd and Broth
er, IN Brookiand Magistcral District.
p W, A. Adams ct ,ux; to Herman NJ.
Boehmc lots - and IS, block ;, East
Highland Park. February 10. 1918; tax.
81: $40.
Herman NJ Boehme to w. NJ. Adams
iS.o acres on the eastern branch of the
Southern Railway, in Fairfield MaGis-
$3.50: $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-22
BE1-rER TONE REFLECTED
IN WOOL MARKET NOW

BOSTON, February 2l.--The CONNER
ella! Bulletin Will say Saturday:
There i,s "a better tone in tho wool mar
ket, due, not only TO the fact that the
government is believed 10 be at the
point Of placing further large orders.
hut ais" TO the belief that the supply
situation rs bound to add strength.
par ,'nltriy the upward trend OF values
N 5ohth America. where prices are
higher for tho week by a cent or :,
per pound. Sales locally have not been
large, but have been generally firm, cx-
cept for short-.iInc woods. The de :
mand is fairly keen for good Quarter
ana three cighths WOODS. both foreign
and domestic"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-22
MORE NORMAL CONDITIONS
FOLLOW WINTER WEATHER
Trade Report Says Recurrence of Cold
Wave lins Tended to Hinder
Recovery.
IBy Associated Press.l


NEW YORK, February 21.-Dun'a to-
morrow Will say:
y return to more normal conditions
in business has resulted from the re-
cent tcmperng of the rigors OF winter
weather, although the recurrence Of a
cold wave in some sections has tended
TO hinder tho process OF recovery. With
the continued absence OF further gem
"ral and severe storms. however the
arrangement of production and distri-
button IS steadily lessencd. and appre-
ciab!y larger shipments of raw mate
Tla!s and merchandise reject the break
ing OF the transportation deadlock.
ACTIVITY in many directions is slim
u!ated by the extensive and expanding
war requirements, but the increasing
restrictions on regular domestic and
forc'Gn business limit the volume Of
ordinary transactions, and bank clear
!nHs at some leading centers do not
cpua! those Of this period in 1917.
though the general level of commodity
prices is now considerably higher
Weekly bank clcarinas, s4297,l622
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-22

j.. Sittcrding and l.. NJ Boxley. trus-
tees. iSNl1O feet north side Louisiana
$500.
Richmond Realty Investment Com
pany. Incorporated. to William L. Ty-
Ter. trustee. 15Xl20 feet. known AZ Ait
South Harrison street. February II.
1918: SLIGO.
Richmond Realty Investment Com
pany. Incorporated to William l.. Ty-
Ter. trustee. l5Nl20 feet, known as AS
South Harrison Street. February II.
1918: Sl,00s.
Frederick William IIagcmann ct ux
to american Trust Company, trustee. SO
MAO feet north side Grace Street. be-
ing tho northwest corner Grace and
twenty second Streets February 20,
l9IS: $1,000.
George Schocn ct ais. to Richmond
Trust and Savings Company. trustee,
lSNl5o feet. known as 1901 West Main
street January %. 1915: $4,000.
Betty Jones to IL. j. Timbcrluke and
Charles H. Childrcy. trustees. 81 35-100
MAO feet. known as us Randolph or
twenty third Street. February 20, 1918;
S1.021.fJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-22
Notes OF Inherent.

Tho February term Of tho Husttnr,
Court opened to-day with soodiy
number OF criminal cases on tho docket.
While there are number OF felony
cases for trial the majority Of indict-
ments arc Of prohibition offenders.
Eleven were convicted and sent to tall
to day.
inc religious statistics OF tho city. DO
Ing taken, under direction of tho Mn
isterial Union and by ministers of tho
different denominations. will be prac-
tically completed this week. They arc
said TO be showing very gratifying re-
suits,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-22
BUILDING PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
yesterday By the Building Inspectors
Office:
Laburnum Corporation. TO repair two
story brick store, 913 East Main Street,
To cost $3.50.
Mrs. O. T.. Frank and Mrs. T.. Miller.
TO repair ,hree-story brick store. lo5
East Broad Street, to cost sl.25o.
III. w. Rountrce. to repair brick gar
age. 1911 West Broad Street. to cost
$500.
w II. Luck. to erect metal-clad gar
age. 3ll4 Taylor Street. TO cost SlbO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-22
BOND LIST

An. Writing Paper 5s th!d) ........... Sc
Anglo French rs ................. .t........ ~.
Alta atic Coast l.!nr LIST Is Did ........ S3'-
4 = Ii. and y col. IS did .,.. 20.
a. g l. deb cv. T. tBaltoJ ,rii,.... :,
thcS arcaEc and Ohio cv 4i.S thdt ...... 6?
Chesapeake and Ohio cv. - th;dD........ ~.
i.irG.t' and Myers lob 5s.............. 50
iorilia.d Tobacco - Observation-Disclosures. ~
Mercantile Marin Is -; .....; ....... ts'-
sesDoSrd Ai- line al 5s' $50" IT,. io.
Southern Railway Is ..;.............,..-.. sli2
Souihtrn Railway :. ODD ....,r........ s2i7
U. :, Registered 2s 1880 COih1 ............- az.
y. S hcgster"d IS. iais tbihl........... .,
l. Registered s., 1925 tb!di...-....-.- l0i-.
United states Steel 81 Observation-Disclosures. a"T.
Val Brown Bros cts ow Va, asked a.
Va Car. ,heniCa! Isl - Odd ......... o.
va. Cav Chemical cv.- s. NhilL ........-.. 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-22
CIIANCERY TRUST DEEDS.

John Il. Swartwout ct ux to Leroy
u; ibrown' trustee. 30 feet by IA feet
IL Inches east lire North Avenue 100
feet north Of Intersection OF east line
North Avenue with Cedar Tree Street;
also 10 feet by IA feet 9l-2 inches
east line North Avenue. 30 feet from
intersection Of east line North Avenue
with north line Cedar Tree Street. Feb
ruary is. 1918: $3.50
kAtc J. and Milllnn i, Enunnlds To
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-22

The TT. Rev. h. d. Tucker. d. D.. as
sistant bishop Of the Diocese Of South
crn Virginia, will visit Grace Church
tomorrow night and preach and adj
minister the rite Of continuation Tho
visit is Il special one for the confirrla-
tion OF number OF soldiers from Camp
Lee. who are DESTROYS OF joining the
church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-22
Bnnkhend Highway pi.cu,.ea.

Colonel Bcnehan Cameron State
Highway Commissioner OF North Caro-
lima. last night discussed the Bankhcad
Highway at meeting of business mon
IN this city. explaining 'hc advantages
OF the proposed route through Eastern
Virginia, via Richmond and Petersburg
and thence on b. Raleigh. To secure
this route. however, he explained tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-22
An Evident Murder.

Tho police of IIopewcll arc without
any positive clue 10 tho identity OF the
diSncmoered and dccomposcd body of Il
white man. packed In q tool box and
found buried near that city yesterday.
no head was severed from the BODY.
The box and body are believed to have
been brought ashore from some shin
The mystery has caused much COM
incnt at Hopewell. and every effort Is
being made TO find some solution to
1t.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-22
CHICAGO GRAIN M,RLeT

:. 'i1I'A'D. Fobruary -l.--'irain and pro-
Iia."ns a. well. bumped upward hard 10
Hay against maximum price limits. KNOW
cog" tha, stocks OF -four had been virtually
"Nhh"s trd Vas leading bullish factor
,,"fn closed hrIn a. the Yesterdays
nnn!Sh 70 =. = higher. with March 27a, ana
ihN l-''. u !.-I'.- Oats gained lS.u to :.
cents. ana r:cyisiOns. 80 10 81,
",iEAT- Open; High. Low. Close
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-22

necessity of active organization and Of.
Tort. Six cities and towns in Virginia
and eight In North Carolina haye or.
SahiHed In favor OF this route. Another
r meeting Us TO be held next Tuesday In
furthcrancc of the scheme and of ~.
work to be done.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-22
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKEC.
(Snles mt Union Stock Yards.)

Report for we.I ending rDh1n,IEy- Il Il !7Is'
CHOICE steers. iin nl2: medium to good.
IoEi; common 10 fair. sHl0 Choice hcifers
to to fall n6, "a s'y Choice COWS. sasi2 medium
oxen. 81: ai6: medium to good p@ ~ n S Sfs
s,,m,a. to fair ,;gss.. Best heavy bulls
common 70 fair. 100 l.. Best heavy hogs
i.+ medium weight. 16:.mi7 lights. lslr
~, sows ehd stays. $50 10. Best sheep
~ 10; common TO fair. Gas. Best lambs
HTlS: medium 10 good. i2h 4H.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-22

i HISS :l7lo: mixed. ,is;eoa SECS: heavy.
sii ssSg ss l5ss: rough 'lsS5a' $685.; pigs.
Cattle: receipts. 1850 nrm: native steers.
sHe5 q Sl3ae: stockers and feeders. s;4olr
sS5oGTSl3.75 1870 ''
q Sheep; ,resrp's; is; 90; firm sheep. 5000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-22
Petition In bankruptcy.

Allie l. Moore. parkkecper Of
Richmond. yesterday filed petition for
voluntary bankruptcy in the United
States District Court. He declared that
his liabilities are @S11.o7, and that he
has no assets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-22
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NJ" YORK. February 4 Raw .ur.-
sHaoy cent-i'gssl $50" -uolas,"s nominal:
Butter steady. chces. s,csdy Suor roos.o
nrm no 3. -. Ssu'o- = io'4
Tho market FOR cotton oil W. dull ,,s
festureless hnai bids being 70 points u"i
lover. There were 81" "a les or tenders Th,S
market; VIII lie closed SATURDAY. p-,,,.
crude. ]! -. Thr market closed Gulet Swat
none. March and MAJ s II 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-22
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS

NEW YORK. February Election goods
H Here to,asy were strong and advancing.
government demands; Wool markets were
easier on some grades. Knit goods were
Quict. Raw silks Wore StcadY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-22
MARRIAGE LICENSE.

The following marriage license was
issued yesterday by the clerk OF the
Hastings Court:
Charles l.. Zimmerman. Roanoke. Va,
and EaZelton Jones, city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-22
MARINE COMMON HELPED
BY DIRECTORS ACTION

Marine common taken up hcCauS" II
is now apparent tho directors intend to pro
;cct the interests OF both classes of stock
instead OF the preferred only, as they we're
planning few weeks ago. American Su-
inatrA is making hslatcG response to It's
own earnings, which prumiS. I" b" rrc"ro-
breaking ones for earS. The same Is true.
of Nat~nsl Eramcling. Ais Chalmers has
been in the hands OF /, pool for weeks,
but delay in starting the movement has
probably nov forced ? postponom"nt 81 II.
Chevrolet; AMI United Motors arc part of the
persistent Stor. of a com ination with Cen
oral Motors. Roth far too low IN conf
Darison with General Motors. In baldwin.
American Loco motive. Cru"ible ana orc
there was evidence Of good selling. Thu.
a. .Isn truc OF Atlsuti,, t;ulf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-22

- PETERSBERG PEANUT MARKET
Reported by Rodgers. Piummer e. Co. Inc.)
rETERSBtRG. VA February .lSSpanish
Farmers stock). market quiet at s:.20 per
NirGinias farmers stock). market quiet
lancy Jumbo. iec yer pound: extra prime
80 per pound. prime. 9i1c per pound
Smelling stock. SIC q SIC per pound
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-22
NAVAL STORES.

% NANNAH. ca. February cl.-Turrcn-
t,nc. hrm. AZ. sales. none: receipts. S casks
shipments. casks: stocks. a5.3O2 casks.
Rosin: firm: sales. Gil barrels: receipts 73i
barrels; shipments. 2?6 barrels stock, So a.;
barrels. quote: u. y. Z. +. c. II. $50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-22
LIBERTY BONDS ADVANCE
DAYS MARKET FEATURE
VIII Carry -Four and One
Half Per Cent.
STOCKS AGAIN CLOSE WEAK
Only Issue Showing Strength Was
Marine Common, in Response To
Attitude OF Directors, Who VIII
Protect Both Glasses or Stock.
ny RRoADAN WALL.

NEW YORK. February .i.-St"cks cloScu
weak again to-day after session IN which
in vain TO force resumption OF the al :
vance. Steel closed at the lowest price oil
the day. after having been lifted a point
away from, u an hour before closing. The
only strength that continued throughout
tho session was in Marine common, ana
tina; hurt the markc; rather than helped H.
II evident that pools worr taking prom
everywhere In tho cours" Of the day nov
h!Eh records for all time were made by
ing. High records for the movement "rre
recorded by Marine common and IheNT"!st.
strength of Liberty as. especially the second
issue, which ~ ors time wcrc LIS above
the previous days closing. This advance
was accompanied With french and Anglo.
based on announcement; by secretary
MrAdoo tina; the neN; issu" ~ Treasury due
bills Will bear Il per cent interest rate.
From this Walt street jumped to the con-
slus!on that tho rcNt Liberty bond will he
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-22
miscellaneous


a. i"S% Pon,try In good demand No hens can
pt ora or SHIPPED. Egg market firm TO-.
!hE, but receipts are increasing and outlook
."w"r Rutt-r market steady Other com.
"hich enables Us ~ clean UP daily