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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-18
WARNS BRITAIN AGAINST
DELAYING IRISH LIBERTY
L. =. O'Connor Declares English
Statesmen Squabblc as Serious
Trouble ISrcWS.
FEARS AMERICAN SENTIMENT
Asserts Feeling Against United
Kingdom Grows on Account OF
Failure to Give Emerald Isle Free
dom-CriticiZcs Lloyd George.
ny n6nEnT wEII.Es RrrCu,r

LONDON. March 1T. T.. cray
Pay) OConnor today gave out the fol-
lowing statement:
Many times | have uttered a warn
ing to the British statesmen. I now
warn them again---as they arc as blind
the statesmen who antagonizcd aud
lost the American colonies in the
eighteenth century.
II hope my continued warnings Nill
be heard and appreciated by the in
teliigent sections OF all parties before
it is too late.
My thirteen months stay in
America convinced me that there is q
stronger anti-English movement now
than there has been at any period of
my lifetime, and iiS main inspiration is
duo to the British policy toward Ire
land.
Unless it is checked. this movement
Will have serious effect, not only on
Anglo American relations, but II will
severely EN- barraSs the ultimate work
ing out of the league OF nations
which has its main reliance in perfect
The present governments policy Of
drift towards things Irish is disastrous
The government is so absorbed in the
peace conference that il fails to sec
the signs OF war at home. so concerned
With reconstruction problems. 1t ig-
existed before the war.
Lloyd George is so concerned with
the proceedings at Paris and home
problems he is unwisc enough to leave
Ireland in the control of reactionary
politicians Of his party.
alton automatically six months after
peace is signed. but what about the
ing from bad to >~orse"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-18
SETTLES MonocAcy INCIDENT
China Pays Widow of Chief Yeomas
SSJ,OOO and Small Sums to
Wounded Men,
tRy Assocla,ed pr.ss1

PEKING. March 1.-THE Chinese
tons made by the American govern
ment in it's note of March . for tho SET
tlemcnt OF tho Monocacy incident
Tho incident occurred January - OF
last year, when the American Eunboat
Monocacy was steaminS UP the Yanrtsc
kiang River At point about utty
fred on the vessel without warn
ing; Sme 100 shots hit the Monocacy
and II. L. O'Brien. chief yeoman, re
within an hour. and Seamcn Ferguson
and w. NJ: Donclly were slightly in
jurcd. Under the settlement the widow
Of Chief Woman O'Brien receives AN
indemnity OF $4,000 gold. while Sea
men Ferguson and Donclly receive
The firing on the gunboat is attrib-
utcd here 10 the Chinese troops bccom-
Of the war vessel.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-18

i2i2 North Twenty-thIrd Street 4o1I3a feet
"eai line Twenty third Street. 40 feet
norm OF Street, Lien. $500. March IL.
II 'i 4 tsi,s T. FiTeshcsts: Of California to
aneN; known as Shor, Baker Street - feet
t.X Oh LAY Street February II, 1919:
~: .. Clarke 20 r. W. Cosby and Mary /.
IWilcl.. lot g, block 4. Barton and -Four.
22 ent W.s, SG d Avenue subdvison 5oxi55
SM2 stfb Of ,SS;Tsswford Street, Lien s2,aio 40.
John r. kucster and Flor.nca Nav,
VII 0w.tef liz, to r. Arthur, Ray!iss, 2fxle feet
81 Leigh Street, March 10. 1918; tax si.so.
), x MSGndaic Land Company, Inc to f. o.
d"li" October /. 1918: $500 - i'F'0"-
I,rnrv Z; Ssrgssnt and Cora l.. (wife) to
~; subdivis!on OF James b. Faces prom
March, Is; 1912; $3.50. street.
A. J Chewnipg and Kate c. twtf., 10
,tumiT B. keck. lots Is and Il. block 10
H Inr R is .rcIrscc lo0xii3 feet west
Street Lien. $500. Mach Is, 1918: 81.
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Personal and General.

MIS-. William Boyd Allen. of this
city, announces the engagement of her
daughter, Louise; to Horace Franxiin
Case, of Philadelphia, the wedding TO
take place in April Mir. Case was a
former lieutenant in the army at
Camp Lee.
There was no special observance of
St ratrick's Day, except the wearing
The Rev. w. J.. I.ingle will be the
speaker tomorrow night at the supper
and lecture at the Y. NJ. C. y. The
talk will be on the Manhood OF the
Master MIR. Lingle's subject VIII be
The Masters Spirit
The Y w; c. A. hostess house for
Golsred soldiers onner e. Camp Lee was
General Bundy was present and re-
ccivcd it in behalf Of the camp.
\ meeting OF the local orga nization
OF Daughters Of 1912. OF which Mrs.
j. Q. James is the regent, will no held
TOMORROW evening to appoint delegates
10 the national council, to be held in
Washington in April.
Lady workers of the ". G. r. l..
arc arranging for the jubilee cam
paign TO begin on Thursday. 1t is pro
posed TO raise 5000 in Petersburs
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, ,ne ,nuSinS feature. but the advanre vi i,S
rcsii.tnu ~ INC ,norninE was met by much
rel:ns Tor .host aeeoun, on the theory
bs ari.h t-t msS que and on expectation OF
ri RI urn tns season from the Census Bureau
,t oa the opening and for some time after
s s"., uhuerione "a1 Arm and fairly heavy
,,tS NE vas ict. based on the reports Of
oycr s,,.., damsKe from the weather Of
Of :. ,sunuay. Heavy rains were reported
sssis IVES claimed from hsh winds 10 farm
tending to mako later the aiTeoSSH
was vs 10 n m,I stop WORK. Before the dag
10 20 points up. and the new con,rsc.s
mer: % 20 % up The reaction carried the
most active old contract months 70 (
points under Saturdays close and the ,noSt
tctirc new months to q under
y feature OF the day was the Iar-. ~,
go =" ~ :
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Real Estate and Court News
cHANcEHy BARGAIN AND SALE.

John, q Arm!s,ead and Resale F. lwife,
TO y. X. Davenport. lot ). block y, G.nteT
Park; l0o.lsx25l S. feet urregulap, east sid
land Park boulevard. March .. 1919: tax
Alice Payne Love and James u. thus-
hand) TO 6. II. Archer. No. q East Gay
Clay and First Streets. March 10. 1919;
tax $40. $40
.\rno {. Heinrich and Branch :. (wifel
rdy street. 10 feet inches Mic feet
east line I.ombardy Street. 100 feet north
1919: iaN $3.50. sic.
Miss DOME {. Lawrence 10 ". q. Duck
hardt. No. 5l2S Floyd Avenue, - feet II l.:
inches Nl55 feet south line Floyd Avenue.
:5s feet inch west OF Belmont Avenue.
Lien s2.ioG. March IL. 1919: tax $3.50,
Bernard Newman. to lanes T. Robinson.
feat east side Sixth street. 233 fee, 2 inches
900.
Ernest L., I.ayhe!d and Bessie NJ. tw!:ei
S,uar; Road. 5Oxi4o feet north line Stuart
Road. IO2 feet west of Miller Avenue. Lien
81 200. March L., 1918: tax $3.50, $40.
Mrs. J.. Il. Fiournoy and Richard w.
husband, ct ais. 10 Hans J. Hansen. No.
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NEW YORK. March lI.-EarIy advances
|-are followed BY sharp reactions in the cot
Sling on from go :i,59 and ciosin;; AT
ct changes were Irregular. with new style
ortracts to II points higher on old crop
M, TO 10 points lower on new crop mon his
MD styia positions opened Il points higher to
- points lower, ana closed 20 points higher
Tho market showed considerable activity
nd strength during the earlier trading on
ION heavy rains In the Mississippi Valley
mi complaints Of delayed farm work. The
roninr was steady at an advance OF 81 TO 80
,oiuts an he new style months on active
Vail street and com mission house buying.
yhilc there was moderate demand from
radc sources Ju!y sold up TO 1910 and Oc-
orcr TO %. 20 g. tn 20 poinf3 net higher
pforc the eud Of the first hour. but at this
evci the tiarkct met incrca I'd realizing.
Southern account. The tendency 10 take
Iyonts on recent purchases WAS proba bly,
promoted Ivy apprchensions that an over
,ptilnstlc view OF prospects for early peace
ma a RESUMPTION OF shipments to Central
europe had been partly responsible for the
-rcent advance. There also selling on
.c,orts Of an advancing tendency in the ocean
'.cjSht rate. and the appearance OF South
lyle July sold of to 2s.l6 and October to
ti'i5 and the market closed within 10 10
Joints Of the lowcst In an announcement
,eforc the opening the president Of the ex-
FhnnEc suggested that March shorts might
IND IL better 10 buy. certlnca ted cotton out
Vi the local stock for delivery than TO cover
;, purchases across the ring. and after sell
.ng Ut 2Ito early March declined to &c 10
~ mr.. 10 .t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-18
On the Curb Market.

MN 1oth. Mircn lI--Price move m. IS
on tic curb todsY were Irregular. being In
.nucnccd D% tho uncertain tone which pre-
vailed IN Other security markets Dealings
wcr" IN smaller volume. l'rciit- taking "a .es
were responsible for the heavincss.
sinclair Gulf Wa the only feature in the
ind pendent oil Inst this issue advancing
more than points from the previous final.
There Was little feature 20 tic dealings in
metal stocks. tn" sales follow
500 Aetna ENplos;ye;,. sSsnaS.: loo Cos
20, InteInat.on;,! Petroleum. ~ es:i's; l5,r0
Metropolitan Petroleum. 81. IS: 400 E!C;oria
OH. new a'.T?i.: SEQ Atlanta. 5N5. ,j,p
Big Ledge. .-i5Hi p: $50" Boston and Mon
tSna. % n: so Calumet and Jerome. "a Il
.-l6: 400 Cons. Arizona Smelt.. l-i6Hlis. so
Jumbo Extension. lSrIH; 1000 Kcwanas 5is
q G}= 40 Mother Lode. 3s@ 2S 81, Tonopa n
Extension. 2is T2i.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-18
Freight Wreck.

y freight wreck occurred carly sun
day morning on the Atlantic Coast
Line Railroad near Carson. m Din
widdic County. the result Of Il rear
end collision. An engine was wrcc!: ed
and seven loaded cars, carrying mcr-
chandise of various kinds, were de-
rallied and badly damaged. The ,rack
was cleared during the day. One man.
4 colored brakeman, was injured. his
leg being broken. The accident oc-
Cured in Il cut in the road.
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SUPREME COURT or APPEALS.

. No. .2--f:. /. Schmid; < Co, vs. wallin-
ger: Argued and submitted.
No. ISL ohnson ais w. Lake Drum
mond Canal and Water Co. ct ais Argued
and submitted.
Next cases TO be called.
. No. I3-Eichcibaum vs.. Eiam * 10.
No. iG--Crowdcr. by, etc. vs. Crowdcr
ct ais
;, No; - ", :. rranci. IL Co. Inc. vs.
No; 7s-warren- Ehret CO. VIZ Hotel Rue
ger. Inc. ct al.
Hotel Ruepcr Inc. ct 81.
No. so--Standard Engineering Co vs. Ho-
tel Ruegcr. Inc. ct al.
No; Sl-EWessel. Duval Co. Win
No. Ss-PhoeMis Int. Co OF Hartford
Conn, Shulman Co. Inc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-18
JUsTMENT OF STEEL
PRICES IS ENCOURAGING
ucrs Enthusiastic Over Prospect
OF Settlement Expected on
Wednesday.
STOCKS MOVE UPWARD
Speciality After Another Gives
iood Account of Itscif-TcXaS
ma Pnciiic Railway Lines Stimu-
atch by Action.
ny DnOADAN MALL,

NV YORK, March I7.-r;ncouraged
"u thought that OF Wednesday
"I,ioh may go to work at once.
,.'.rt Was enthusiastic. In the
nS thero Was some irrcGularity.
S,ai!N ~ standard: 3;o.n.'. bit the
Il, rot,'rr Fave good account OF
~, so That in the afternoon the
~ ust moved upward iinprcssiVciy.
90 The days bussneas was in
hi'icS The volume OF trading
oSthtch more than mere profess
ai business. although the profcs
,"!s We're fairly active. The close
aIrOnS in nearly every depart
=, "'r ;h,. stocks he'd attention
tnc beginning. sinclair Oil was
'cd that somebody wanted to pu,
UP TO a level that would induce
holders to buy stock. These
,'s are "a call on tho stock at A -.
wa make snch "A call attractive
NaS AND PACIFIC RISES
WfTIi OH. ELI:N ATIONS
"AhS and Pacific Railroad stock
yea up with the oils. because every
Wrli brought in on the Ranger
| me road ohio Cities Gas acted
Columbia Gas was we'll bought
rumors of new wells brought in by
cD, n,naiy, In West Virginia. Mexi.
r,ut thcir normal movements.
ne buying OF General Motors de-
,turcs came from houses in close
,ch win the management This
~ IL not well known, but IL is
|'h!y considered by Investment bank
ira pa iIs per cent and can be
iood buying Is making It's appear
80 again III Mercantile Marine pre-
ERCE ARROW SELLERS
FEEL UNCOMFORTABLE
american Can has been we'll absorbed
,'he last two months IN spite OF
pau report with which the company
ocked The street wal, Street has
iitch patiently for move in can.
a there is nothing now 20 Indicate
~ one is AT hand except the identity
me buyers. They are not individ
VINO usually carry nondivldend
SinS stocks long.
Those persons who sold Pierce Arrow
ock short recently in expectation
az INC dividend would be reduced
POSSIBLY passed begun 20 feel nm
mioflabIc today when the issue wag
'anccI more than a point. and closed
nc h!gh price OF 1884
BnfinS OF Awerican Locomotive was
~ 10 De Tor the best interests to-
>. According 10 followers OF the
pc ms stock is behind other cauip-
emit interests
EEW YORK. March iT-Me-cant,. paper
80. 80 s,Gri!ns sixy,day siiiT 'tIa com
mmeresl Siai Ky S'i Gus on basks ,ls2
'ta. cables. SIS 7-iG .:osornneni hSn q,
,alE reiioad bonds irr"ruIs-. Time ioanr
,"h s5 "T ca MON mon, d. t,e, and S,t s,s
't, ''=. BANK acC.ptSnCes. 81.
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Methodint snndny SCHOOL union.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Methodist sunday School Associate ion
was held Sunday afternoon in the
Washington Street church. Reports
from the eight schools of the associa-
ton showed the following aggregates
for the month: average registrations
2.l46; average attendance, 1909; per
cent. so; collections, 3425.70. Reports
showed an increase in membership in
all the schools. The High Street
school again received the distincti ION
of honor for the largest percentage
Of attendance, which was eighty-fvc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-18
Eight Killed in Explosion.

BY Associated Press
NEW YORK, March l7.-Captuin
L. j.. Adams, commanding the steamer
Yselhnven, which was sunk by mine
in the North Sea at IA o'clock in the
morning March IL. today cabied the
Shipping Board here that nine mem
bers OF the crew were lost. eight hav-
ing been killed by the explosion and
one dying OF exposure in the open
boat after the ship had sunk The
names of the dead include Preston
Barrier, fireman, Hamptonville. y. c.
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Bnptint EHnnselintIc Cnmnnicn.

Ht uHI4cu bdPtIst cNIIStITstIC If.IH :
churches in the city sunday morning,
and Will be continued for two weeks.
The Rev. j. II. Dew. a widely known
the West End church. and hold union
service every afternoon at the Firs;
Church. The Rev. John Jeter Hurt
Church. and other visiting evangeiists
Will preach at the other churches. 4
great spiritual revival is expected.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-18
NEW YORK LIVE s7OCK M,ukEr

steers i-c,Gl7.'i: oxrn. 1850: bulls. 7G,ii
10 20; cows. 4pt T. Is
caves lover: common. i5rop - o.: cults
lcOg 100: little calves $50 II %: barn
ysrds. snMs 10. fed calves. Ssjsr|J9. YEAR
iinEs. soT7.t.,.
sheep AMI lambs strong: sheep Ic,ooIltoc:
HoSs stead; m"itum and heavy hogs.
i. %. DIES. ls,a rouEhS, 1910.
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BOND LIST

u. writing Papcr u. = Gifts CpId) e.
iism.;s SoaI it,ns ;unihed IS tEdl... e.
G.. IL. and =. coI. Is ibsdI....... IS
q, l.. eonv T. haito, tarheGj..... s9,1
csaprahs ana Ohio cony. ds........ Sc
sScti AMI Myers Tobacco Js......... n.
srIiia-d Tobacco Observation-Disclosures. vi
aboard Ng Line stamped is...... .ei.
an"hrd AR Line aHl. .,............. 49,.
uth"rn Hallway Observation-Disclosures. G1i5
utii"rn Railway Observation-Disclosures. .iL.
Registered =. 1880 tDldt............ .7i.
$ Registered q. 1875 tb!di .......,.... Jos
: Liberty ioen Observation-Disclosures. os IS
; Liberty loan ID IS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81 *
; l.,hciiT loan Sd observation-disclosures. 81. o.
; Liberty loan ith iI.s.-..-..,-........ 81. s.
= steel :. l. b--..-,,.-. observation-disclosures. 1908.
8 THROWN Bros Ctfs. tw. Va) fbidJ 50
,.-CaH Chcinira! 20. lst 5s.............. 3s
I -Ja.. ChcmCa; tonV. Ss...,........ i0l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-18
PETERSBURG COUNCIL WILL
CONSIDER LICENSES TONIGHT
Interested Citizens VIII lie on HIND
baptist ENnnSclIstic Cnm-
puign Begins.
tSpcctal to The Times, Dispatch

meeting of the finance committee OF
tho Council will be held tomorrow
evening to consider tho license lax
ordinance for 1890 The meeting
will be public, and all persons in
tcrcsted In the license tax are invited
TO be present and will be given an
opportunity TO be heard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-18
NAVAL STORES

sANANNAH, GA. March l7.--Turrentlnc
nrn; ei.:: saics. y casks reccipts % casks
Rosin nominal: receipts. II barrels: ship
ments. 10 barrels: stock. 65,ris barrels
quote: IL. i&io: u. ~ Is: +. ~ ~; o. Is ~
II. l3ao; J. l3Gi: Is. 1870: u. 1875: y. VIC.
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Cocchrs Trial rosrponcd.

BOLOGNA, ITALY, March 17.-Al-
fredo Cocchi. CHARGED with the killing
of Ruth Kruger i'm New York in 1917
will not be tried March 81. as had been
planned. It was learned today the
trial had been postponed indefinitely
on account, ii was said. OF further
investigation OF the case.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-18
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.


NJ" YORK. March l'.--Colton gods mar.
kets today We're more active and prices on
Print cloths ani conrcrthics showed fur
Their advances She.iinGs were iirmer. taw
SILK was ,i;shi.y higher With thc dcina mi
moderate. Drnss goods were bought stead
ily in modera,c volume. Mems wear wa.
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CHANcERY TRUST DEEDS.

W. = wcasiey and :. J. twife) to joy
- Welsh. Jos Stumpf aud Charles W
sims IRIS; iots :, T. :, ). 10. II. "a and L.
$500
n j BRADLEY FRS. tract land at Fair
oaks Merch ~ i?t3; $3.50.
w II. toh"n and lrma :. (wifcl TO John
Schou'. tn: lots 4, ). g. :. Robinson block
Bradford Heights. March II. 1919: $685..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-18
RICHMOND HAY MARKET
Wholesale Quotations on Exchange.
Richmond. Va. March u. 1919.
Ct,Ica1:n GRAIN A,ARErT

CHICAGO, March l7--Highest prices vet
this season resulted In the corn market to-
day. chiefly wet weather hindrances ~ farm
work and TO the crop movement. The close
advance. With May 14s to l.t@h and July
1855 to 1854. Oats gained ! cent TO IL
Lee IinG futures RANGED follows;
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Cafes May ncmnin Open Longer

PARIS March l7-Under Il new reg
ulation. cafes and restaurants will be
permitted to remain open until i0:3V
j. NJ. beginning March co. and will be
allowed TO employ orchestras after
that date.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-18

,;obinS9n tiock. Bradford Heights. March
10 William H. wcagloy. lots :. 8. .; 6; 10,
y. - aud 10. bloc. q. Highland Springs.
March l.. 1913. $3.50.
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CHANCERY RELEASE DEEDS.

IT, O.. Tiller and W. s. Bell. IRIS. 10 Car.
Srse fec, cast line Muherr M? s,rsg
M,rr rEe' .i inches .:,o north of Main siresi
- Rerecordsd; II. y, Pollard Jr.. Tr.. &c
Sroad Street. - feet east o. Twsniy-ssw
en ma, street nrscsmbeer II. lis; sS.4as.
2oIsias r. Taylor. TT. 10 olivia s. Hard,
LIND sno street. aoxia5 feet west line Garia nd
February %. isia: si.ioo' hooper street
Paul I; Rndd IT.. TO Peter Gonnella and
assigns. No Jill West Main Street 90 feel
inches by rs feet south line Main Street
10 rect inches west of West Street
March Z. 1919; $3.50
IiESRICO BARGAINS AND SALES.
f. w, Osborn and Helen NJ. (wife) TO T.
:, Housing Corporation, lots G3 o. and Ok
block r. Fulton Park. October l. 1915
n. l.. Pikinton and Mary A. fwlfe, 1,
Walter ". Cohen, rr.. lots As and Z
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tHASCERE TRUST DEEDS.

M1eh 10 Pt1 is 70 r rs,a;S naEsy
l ha,l ,s., INCHES Fsrk
to i roiy s WaIsls,eIn; and tsl l0is ,vse,
seu!h Davis AYsnta S sn fec, trustee Mo-
xlll feet ives, line Davis Avenue. 80 feet
TO- iai 'aen s4.a5 sSr'h of Cary Street March
10 'Sfn niiysr 5 M~nIIsS5ss'n and Glare L lwts,
x xIi ,a Davis Avsnus, 10 a.t inches
Of "S Car. Psv s,re SSe"us .f g fi IS
Lghn i. Dorset and Gladys Pey,on twife,
Hs5oH.4 s5ustssf s NH
STIR? Mrs Mar Mayeh i: 1919, $500; o. west
~ S0f :ss. ssss Ess5sS
March 10. isis: ' ss sgs'h OF Floyd Avenue,
a@ton sn d. aF irnAs.e Ms
5s ATs'e'ySs saniH E Ss5sf Il. -
Eg1i RssIassn mr. ana spq T. Mills IL sorG
! ai fss Sss, i i,Gs S SfTh sx,h Street
sgs Sssh Lssh s Sfsss' az Mard feet l5
s,:s, Taa g., ;F sss:s s=,? sfs gag
s'I$s' H SosS2 al. Il M sis s. '4s wire, to
rFGnmIa; ira'! Ssr, Ie' S,osk
isg: n.T'E q Crawford Street, sMn srsh ip'
seh gh' W tra s9s E Mo s MSS5, o
MO feet north line S,uar, Road i5s ,e az
WesEt OF Miller Avenue. March H. 1918;
r. Arthur Bayiss and Winnie X. fwire,
70 n .'o m; Is Welsh trustee. a4xl.l feet YES,
Le H., ,S Street, Ma March II 1918; H:isS
chapman and Leon NJ. Nelson. trustees. 70
IS.t inches Xl!3 feet INCHES GrregularI
north inc private street, Is feet wide lGj
ffs sei Wr VS.. Of hermitage Road also 7xiSS
Road III u'ar,: at corner OF Hermitage
January !. 1919; $3.50, property
Leslie e Franck and Alma r. Cwif.I u,
-. J.. Se.ecman and T.. Lorraine RUM
i, rns'Se. No. No. go Fendall Avenue. 6oxisS
~ Hooper Street. March II. 1918: 81 500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-18

NEW YORK. March II--Port movement
NiIdIing. ESQ bales: stock. S6.sl5 bales.
Minor ports--Stock. 1i,579 bales
bscs; exports. 4a.42s bales; stock. i2So,iG0
"' roiai for week at all ports Receipts es4ss
7 la los. .
hates; exports. 5000 halcs.
Total ior. season , Receipts. 4.ess.o.e bales;
exports. 3,aSi'.a bales.
NEW ORLEANS. March I7.-Whue tho
market stood at a moderate net advance
nearly tho whole OF the session today Tho
net results on the close wcre a decline of
contracts: and 4 decline o. 2 points 70 d rlsc
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:. CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MAKKET

h.. $500 IaFth I'.-HOES! KecoiDts e 90
neau market very uneven. but more active
w M gary and averaging mostly steady
!, 10 :, "a -. general trade: bulk OF sales
dun weight. isl5lly.S5: light Weight iSt,,
NJ -; .nnsh4s H.:0a isSe: sows. I7asgIs75:
Cattle: Receipts. 800: good and choice
peer steers and butcher stock strong 10 IL
c.nts hiSaer; others ana feeders steady:
isoSs, N .: eenlS loWer; heasy beef steers
butcher cows and heifers 7pal55J: Gamer.
and cu.teTs, Ir,aa.". veal calves. Ie.Lyst
I'co: stoctcr and feeder steers 3 81 IL %,
sheep: Receipts. 1909 heat: market gen.
erniy steady best lambs held higher: IS
ter isS 2!.lS: culIs end common. ia .T
lAto: ewes medium il594Iiy9: cults ana
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CO, l: y ~: medium, to good llAl2i.: com
sson 10 iair. snll; choice COWS, la IL: me
u ha, 10 SooS ~ 10. common 10 fair ~ iii:
co,n zen, ~ . I:'s medium TO good. 81 n 10:
NJ i b,i, Ia , ish! eus ~ iy1 good boeg
GSoInrnon TO fair, iipis; best.hogs ie,s: pigs.
;;sHH sows and stays. I2erlSI: best sheep,
Ia Gas: common TO fair. fp-Io: Ia mbs I'm