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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-31

What may be the first step toward
the possibility OF baseball teams trav-
cling 30 the different townson their
circuit by airplane. Is seen In the in
vitation extended by the curtiss
Company TO the New York Giants TO
fly to Philadelphia from New York
for the opening game OF the season.
II Is quite likely the Gotham team
win accept the suggestion. Manager
McGraw has been flying enthusiast
ever since he flew from Marlin TO
Waco with an army aviator on the
hast spring training trip. McGraw In
sure 10 make the flight himself and
1, IL believed number OF the play
crs will do likewise.
Travelling by planes instead OF rail-
road trains will have It's advantages.
There would be no necessity OF open
dates In the schedule as the long
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-31

jumps could be made in hours ~
time than IL takes by train Worje
series could be played on alternate
days even II the participating teamaI
were as far apart as New York ana
Chicago. Circuits could b. wiaeno0
to take in greater territory than q
present
OF course the possibility Of Z plane
crashing 10 earth with ifs basekn1l
cargo aboard LIS not TO be denied. bit
air machines are rapidly becoming
safer and then again railroad tr1ing
have wrecks sometimes. though base-
ball teams have been very fortunato
in escaping accidents in the past.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-31
SEATTLE PIN
CREW LEADS
ALLEY MEET

Bowling 1890. the r. ~. Brooks
team. % seattle. IL leading the FIVE.
man event Of the Sweepstakes tour.
neg. started at tho Ideal alleys last
night. The syndicatcs. Of Tacoma.
landed In the second place with s.sio.
and the Spokane crcw finished in
third place. with 2.s1a.
Doubles and singles matches will
be rolled this afternoon. and the i've
man teams win roll tonight.
Tho scores we're as follows.
Sartor and Cruix. OF Spokane. are
In tho lead In tho two-man even,
with i.st3. Crisp. OF Portland. leads
the singles with $40.
s-bc ~.or.a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-31
MEUsEL IN CAMP

CHARLOTTE, N. c., March al
With Irish" Meusel in the Phillies'
fold. Jacob Coombs today expressed
more confidence In his teams pen.
nant chances--admittedly slight.
Coombs hopes to find some cast.off
material from other teams. which
may fit into his present lineup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-31
RAY BREAKS ANOTHER
INDOOR TRACK RECORD

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, March a.
Crossing the tape at minutes and
Is seconds, Joie Ray, OF the Illinois
Athletic club. shattered the worlds
12.lap indoor record for the 1,oo0-yard
race at the 14th annual indoor meet
held here Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-31

summary Home runs--Marnhaii.
Wilson, Gieichmann. Three base
hit---Maiis Two-base hIts--Walah,
Land. Stratton. Sacrifice ny--B
Cunningham. stolen basc--Fabrlque
Struck out--Iiy MATHS. .. by Row
man. :. Base on balgr-Off Mails.
D. off bowman. 2 Wild pitch
bowman. Errors-nrown. 2: L.ard.
Time OF game rmpires-Cy
Young and T. Cunningham
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-31

Malls showing on the mound In
the Southern training camp will
warm the hearts OF many Seattle ball
fans who have been predicting that
the big eccentric southpaw could
really pitch hall IL he got down to
brass tacks and gave his best
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-31

Marshall. the big catcher on the
Seattle squad. raped one OF Walters
choice offerings out OF the lot yester-
day. Gieichman and Wilson. Of the
regulars. also tapped the pill for cir
cult crashes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-31

Jack knight. n hard hitting first
bascman with tho Minneapolis team.
In the American association last sea
son. has been signed by tho local ball
magnate TO play the initial sack for
tn. Seattle Coast league crew, on the
recommendation of Blll Clymer. local
pilot. knight hit for $50 in the big
Middle Western league last year. and
In naid TO be a first class ball player.
This viii mean the RELEASE Of Gus
Glcichman from the Seattle pay roll.
IL Was quite an expense for the Sc
attic ball chiefs to bring Glcichman
10 the Coast but knight will un-
doubleday be a bigger help to the
club than the former Coaster. be-
cause OF his ability to swing the
stick.
Wayne Barham. who hurried In the
old Northwestern league, has signed
up 10 play with Bob Browns North.
west crew this season.
ouifielder Clark Boidt. Harry Nor.
son. pitchcr. and Charles Dorynan.
n catcher. have been dropped from
the Portland Beavers at their train.
ing camp. according to word received
from the South.
The University Of Washington
baseball season gets under way on
April IS. when Coach Drinkers men
tangle with the w. s. c. nine ut Den.
ny field.
The grammar school baseball sea
son viii open here next Saturday.
Fifty.one teams have entered the
race for the city title.
Salt Lake City has the fattess
manager and the blacklist trainer in
the Coast league. Eddie Herr Is man.
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Jackson and
Mitchell to
Battle Here

"pinklc" Mitchell. Milwaukee light.
weight brother OF the famous
Richie Mitchell. has been signed 10
meet Willie Jackson. New York bat.
tier. In the main event OF "a smoker
to be staged at the local Arena by
Clay ltitc. a new promoter here, on
April II.
jackson created quite a fuss In
san Francisco last week. when he
knocked Frankie farrcn for "A goal
after losing several fights In the
South. He lost because he was not
used 90 the fast pace set up in the
four.round game according 10 Gold.
en- Gate critics. Jackson is the baby
who knocked Johnny Dundee. tho
Scotch wop. on his ear, In the East.
recently.
Mitchell will leave for Seattle on
April or 6. according 10 word
received from the East here.
Eddie Pinkman. the hoy with the
beautiful clothes. Will make his
comeback 10 the ring on filte's first
smoker card. II Eddie fights an
well as he has been logging up late
- tN HNNAtR ~ ~ WV ~ FNtRt"AF NV
mixes with Morrie Lux. the Port
lander. who BOWED over Sid Mitch
ell at the Crystal Pool last week.
Lux has agreed TO make ito pounds
for Eddie.
Lloyd Madden and Jack Hartford.
who staged a siugEing hc. at the
I.iks' last smoker. will renew their
ring fcud on the same card.
Neil Zimmerman. the Portland
ring man. meets Earl conncrs. of
Tacoma. and Dawson and Morgan
Jones' argue in the other bouts on
the bill.
Soldier Fairfield and Battling
ortega meet In san Francisco Tues.
day night
BILLY Mirke. the Eastern middle
weight. may be brought out TO Seat
tie by Hite 10 battle Frank Farmer.
II the Tacoma miller Is In this sec
ton OF the country at that time. he
may accept the bout Miske weighs
about 1855 pounds.
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up crew az the start o. the final SEES.
sion and the canadiens had no trou.
BILE breaking thru their defense.
Foyston scored the first Seattle
marker In the initial period when he
sagged the nets with we'll placed
shot five minutes after the first face.
off. Walker scored the second coun.
ter for the Nets few minutes later
when he pilotcd the rubber from
center Ice and dupcd the canadlen
defense and beat Vczina with ~ret.
~ shot. The stands went Wild when
Walker scored.
Walker added the last Seattle goal
in the next session when he hooked
the puck in center Ice and once more
worked In by the Canadien defense
and passed Nezina again.
CieRhorn counted the first Cana.
diem tally on a pass from Couture
and Laionde added the second Mon.
treal score on a pass from Bcrlan-
qustte minute later. The play was
furious and the Seattle men were
making frantic efforts TO stay tho
attack
l.aionde Scores Again
The Canadiens worked the puck
into the s. title territory and one OF
the visitors let drive with the puck
towards the Seattle nets. Holmes
warsied Off the shot. but Lalondc
caught Il on the rebound and
knocked the rubber into the Seattle
goal for the tying counter. The
teams were fighting tooth and nail
for the rest OF the period. After a
ieminutc rest the teams resumed
play and hattied for the first 10.
minute overtime period TO stand
still. Then Walker and Foyston
were forced to leave the ice and In
the middle OF the second overtime
session Macdonald. Canadicn spare.
shared the puck In the middle ice
and passed Wilson and Rowe on the
Seattle defense and scored. and the
series was once more tied up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-31

One more real pitcher and the Sc
attic ball crew viii be ready for the
gong. The infieid shapes up much
stronger with the addition OF knight
on first base.
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ager and "Pctah" jackson. trainer
respectively.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-31

Soldier Fairfield and Battling
ortega meet la san Francisco Tues
day night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-31

Wayne Barham. who hurried In the
old Northwestern league. has signed
up 20 play with bob Browns North.
west crew this season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-31

salt Lake City has the fattess
manager and the blacklist trainer in
the Coast league. Eddie Herr Is man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-31

~ Canndiens won Saturday
nlxi4 because they were the strong
q paayers physically and not b.
1n1nns they played better hockey.
~ seattle team was a badly used
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-31

The grammar school baseball sea.
son viii open here next Saturday
Fifty-one teams have entered the
race for the city title.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-26
uash4w. W. Ashburn. n T. Gray and w J
EcllS. NcWnort News. Gcncrnl merchants

n s;s W. Ashegs" r. T. Gray and " J.
ana department. store.
1'as$ a S$s 'as
treasurer; il. il. whitehead and q {. Nor
nc9i: p,ssdTft. all OF Norfolk. Merchan,
:. AMERICAN. Fru, Products Company Inc
Norfolk: MAXIMUM CAPITAL stock $50, 900
minimum. $4,000: s Fine. president !:
shapiro. secre.ary, All Of Norfolk. Trsscrv:
nirups and extracts.
;, The Howardsville Mercantile Corporation.
r,nu'n, capital stock. 5000: minimum. si.o0o
!, A. 1iancock. president: v!rginus, NJ:
IIowardsviiic. and VI. Il. hcst. iiowa pd
beacon I.igh; Lodge OF Eiks Inc. Ports
mnImun, M ..s 6Cn eapi'"i stock
William :! Tam: vice president: J. $ Jones
mouth Operate soclai and fraternal
. House wives Market. Inc. Norfolk Max
$4,000: Sarah Sandridge Matthew'S presi,
don't: Kathryn PEBBLES ,Gouper. sccrctary and
OF Norfolk Establish and maintain gro
cory meat and produce market.
Farn"se Bank of 1Iayter's Gap IIayter's
s;ask g. sni nma M"T%S cSDIsl
Scott and I. r. Lcgard ali OF Abingdon:
f. J. Davis secretary. Abingdon. Bank OF
Certificate of authority granted 10 Nor
folk Tire and Rubber Co. Inc, "A New York
SSo!poration Maximum capital stock. 81. 600
agent. Tenth and CRANKY streets Norfolk
Automobile business
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Real Estate and Court News
c,hNcERr n>nGAIS ASD SALE DEEDS

Katie r.: McNcnxin and Fred IT, fhus-
handl OF Washington u. G. TO william a
cast line Fifth street, 80 foe; south OF
puyss street Lien Of $500. February
Charles NJ. BraGhury administrator d. b.
n g. I. Il. o: John w. bradbury. deceased.
20 Mary y. and ELIZA bcih c. Wittkamp. No
lot North Mulberry, Street 2oxIes frc,,
w"at ltne Mulberry Street. .?io feet, south
O.. G6ro'G hycnuc Assm;nption OF len. OF
h. Minnie MIN Lee rn.oGll md, w. f. Ir;. lhus-
+. Leo Park. n feet ; incl,es BY 10 feet
3 Inches. west limo .5-foot alley or court
4" feet " inches south df Eens!nSton Ave.
nue.. February -. 1919. 1913.
7. Crawford Rcdt and E.i2shcth G.;
swiic,, to Herman Weginaa. Nos. s0s.
SOS IL and al" North Thiriieth Street.
teNi3: feet west linz" Thirticth Street. -
feo; 81 inches north OF q Street. Feb,
'unry - 1879; IAN S2le. $40.
;, 10, OF Morris and Mary Julia moore.
r%"t; cast line Fourth Avenue - .fcct cast
81 Custer Street. Assumption OF lion OF
5000 February l. iel?: tax $50 $40 :
I. G. Williams. Jr, trustee tdccd from
LANES Il. Pace and wifcb. to Bruce Eo,C,
trustee, Pol feet inches by IIIia feet
south side Cary Sirc>i. At cast line Row
lana street; also i62 feet inches by ilSsa
:sct. south line Cary Street {. feet ives, OF
S3IeiS3 ~ t'is'
william H. Burker! and Helen NJ. twlfc,
70 May HeiSzagh. lsxll7 feet. north line
paramount Avenue a; cast line Twenty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-26
Regularity Marks
TRADING ON EXCHANGE
oht-Takfag Appears In Some
Issues Which Have Recently
Shown Strength.
WISE KEEP EYE ON MONEY
mmission Houses Remind Gus
toners OF Period OF Reimbursement
In Business Which Must BE Expc-
ricnccd in Immediate Future.
ny nRoADAN WALL.

NEW YORK. Feb. 25.--lrregularity
7iracterized trading In the stock
rkct today. Proht-taking appeared
some of those issues which have
gently been prominent Tor their
enEth. but the close OF the general
rket, Was considered strong. Sev
commission houses declared that
Fehrral effort seems TO be In progress
! some quarters to talk the market
Swn, but offerings Of stocks are
Tho align, reaction which occurred
ring the early session was con,
Srment % more than a week and
J fact that the market became dull
fundN the low lcvc! today was ac
ptcd as distinc; indication that
upward movement had not cul-
n.tcG
3iEP EYE ON TAPE,
ADVICE OF BRokERs
asome commission houses were adj
ling their customers 10 keep one
p on tie money market and one eye
the tape. In view Of the rise on Mon
y in call money rates. They also
1nindcd customers OF the period OF
ildjustmen: in business which mus;
.SperIienced in the immediste
fy expressed Il belief that stocks
I've discounted to large extent, Il
entirely. the reduction in the prices
commodities which Is expected to
ne brokers were advising their eli
rs TO pick UP stocks cautiously. 3
renewal OF buying was witnessed
The motor group. Studebakcr was
the front OF the advance. with
10 OF more than four points.
|;HCASTILE MARINE
DEAL CALLED OFF
Like bolt out o! clear sky. an
Iuncemcnt was made half an hour
fore the market closed on one Of the
hil Street news tickers. :hat the In
fnationai Mercantile Marine deal
IS on; At the time OF this announce
4 mt, the preferred stock sold at 1ol.
100. From that level heavy offer
rs caused precipitant break 10
3-s. There was practically no de-
|ind for the shares except from
|orts There was much jeeriug on
e floor OF the stock exchange when
e news became known. The an
lunccmcnt made by the Wall Street
fkef was not clear 10 whe thcr the
hl just abandoned represented re-
|tlations with ;he British interests
with the United states Shipping
bard.
EW YORK. FEB. 9a.-Mereantme paper.
kf5'i: Sterling Aix,Y .iaY bills. N.S: com
6ciai siair-dav bills on banks. N..s.
q merclal sixty day bg!s NT3i. d~ms no
SS; cables. &tIs .-!s. GovernmeE. bonds
Kular; railroad bonds steady. Time loans
fs. Call money strong: ruling rs;e. .
AK aCccutaacrs ~.
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

The State Corporation Commission yester-
day issued the following charters and
amendments:
Amendment to charter Of Washington and
Livingston. president: A. X stra;ton. secrc-
;ary; decreasing IT'S actually Issued and
Y. The hanxsy C,SempanE Ing. HSmpion; l..
secretary and TREASURER. and J: b. Hol!inEs-
worth. Jr; all OF Hampton. Maximum cap
Wholesale and retail merchsn ts
:. Central labor Union Commssary. Inc.
Newport News Maximum capital stock
$1,000, minimum; $1,000. G. r. Cole. pres.
Boring King. secretary and treasurer; r. 8
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BARGAIN AND SALE DEEDS.

cIq"de Z sprinkie ana GsSosG,ns wife,
tes, l.: inches by "a fec, north line
Lion $4,000 September IL. 1918; tax So:
$40
to $. II. Boyd. 5oxlS5 feet cast limo Grimm
Boa h, Lien $500. January S'" 3d. sis is:
tax 81: $40. ~
Daniel II. Harris and Grace Z. CwIfe) to
Joseph NJ. Tricc 22H75 feat east limo TWEEN
ty-ffth Street: also 20 feet east line
$1,000.
MeIandsr H. Shafer and Mary Dame
block ;, Highland Park: Lien $1,000. Feb.
ruary ~ 1918: tax $40: $40.
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cHANcEKY TRUST DEEDS.

iShn :. Brown and Lizzie G. tv!te, 20
): !. GscnsAl. trustee. 40. SOS North Six IN
Street. l7xl2f feet. east limo Sixth street.
10 ZEE, tsHt ..9ath Of Baker Street. January
John J. Liesre!d and katherine F. twife,
, ., .enTiSo GeunnW to r l. Crutehheid.
- inches by l2e feet. south line Cary
!so Nos s Ssa' He n TSsf hin st5set
s So;,S 49,, SO fee, - Inches b l22 feet.
I.sI,.a OF Wash!nSton street. February "a,
Mary julia Moore and Jos.phtn. on,
Morris 10 W. r. Redd. trustee lots IL and
10; b!ock Plateau. 5exIio feet, east line
street February !, 1919, SIZES and in
William \. Saunders 10 Leroy L Brown.
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Chicago LIVE STOCK N,Rk,.r

, II N .N'f'J. Foo. -o.--IIOCf. RcCeiptk, q 90
head: marie, fairly active. mostly 3 cents
st.es. lLttIl,:.l: light. 1000 1855: throw
out iS-;N ii'5. pigs good TO choice. Il =;
Gai,.c: Rece!p,s: l2,0ol head: beef steers
butcher cattle. calves and feeders steady 10
strong: Beef cattle. good. ii.ssu 300: me-
,iinn 10 gnM l5s5: butcher stock. cows and
ntlisr,, iGn lb.J0: stockers and feeders.
good iS,lait7i inferior medium. sH5a io,i5
sheep: Receipts. 1902 head !: market steady
e, higher; lambs. choice. lAaim!s.o1: me
Hiu'1i. !o .. 70 50; CUlls. IL con $50: ewes
.n92.cc,. !: :! I, i. -: medium. 1870 hic *:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-26
SIGNS ORDINANCE
Mayor Ends Controversy Over spac..
10 lie Allotted Departments in
City Hall.

Mayor Ainslio yesterday signed the
ordinance assigning quarters to the
various departments in the City Hall
and thus ended a controversy which
has caused some heart burnings
The companion ordinance, fixing the
rent OF tho State Treasurer and HirS
Constable. goes back 20 the Commo,,
Council for concurrence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-26

NIIfW IUIk. Feh .s-Therc was ,consii-
on the curb marke; TODAY. which affected
~ OF N" stocks that have been oromi-
ncHt recently. while others that have not
he?n So pronireat wcTa thc most active
Priccs ih:ouEhcut nearly AL % the list were
heaNN. although thor. a few cAccp-
lions - the downward trend
In Inc u.s. Of induStriais Submarine Boat
wa- icaturcd. The favori,e indust-!als were
NsTE ur!ot AMI barely about steady. Oils
No" considerably uu.ct.r than they have
been for some time Metals were GuIc,er
and prices were about steady
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-26

.econd Street. February Is. 1919; tax $50.
$40
Theresa Holzsrefe ct ais. TO W. s. Bell
NO AZ North Fourth Street, IS feet
ihches By CO feet. west limo Fourth Stree,
AZ north line 2o-foot alley. February 20,
1919; tax SO. $40.
j. d. Carneal. trustee deed from Bessie
~ haton et also to Maude V. Marshail
81 ais TO John A. Brown, No. 500 North
sixth Street.. IKE: feet, east line Sixth
street. l!Q feet south OF Baker street
January Is. 1919. $500.
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Calves stea1y: prime yeals 2io5
Shenp and lambs IRREGULAR: common e
ordinary TO fair lambs. l7.I5 u I.:o
uoSs steady AZ l.2,Tl.."j: pigs. $50
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MA,,1 crnnre

SAVANNAH CA. Feb. .-.--Turpen,!nc
inaei;vs 3: REGENTS. 10? casks; shipmen;s.
Rosn nominal: receipts 4ss barrels: ship
m Gno 40 baTr% ID stock. 7!siso barrels;
u u 1880: /. 1855: IL. i5.,j: NJ. 1915: X
lc-G: VIC. 1850: WV u 1j!-
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NEW YORK. Feb. 2S.-Raw sugar steady:
;ehtrituHa rs: fine Eranul3ted. 9 cents
t bH,tAT a , cheese HrmeI: SPOT coffee duiet:
Sotionseed oil was du!e; and UNCHANGED
PTlfne crude. lc5p: prime summe. yellow
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Make Cana, Zone Permanently Dry

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2,-Permancnt
prohibition in the Panama Canal Zone
is provided in bill passed today by
the Senate and sent to the House Tho
zone already is dry" by presidential
order
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-26
RICHMOND Hay MARKET.
Wholesale Quotations on Exchange
R.ChnoEn. Va Ech - Ia,
CHICAGO GRAIN MARkET,

CHICAGO. Feb. Corn advanced SHARPLY
today; helped By reports shat much land
nsuaiiy devoted 10 corn would be planted
Win spring wheat The market closed un-
SWs suv sent 70 2 cents ne, higher. with
pG,s finished unchanged to E, cent hi.hrr
and provisions VARYING from 20 cents decline
20 Il rise OF cents.
,szdlnc futures ranged a. follows:
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COTTON MARKETS.

r5 os@aiae nc n @, q M,l sT ai,s:
ns enS Of sn n. EfSSnd
South tod Of no change in either de :
sdy S5 net avanec OF i IFS 10 a vac po,n TsFS
fcceipts At the ports for the day were 10.
Lls3t a, NJ Orleans wgss steady: with
r." Of 4i poin,s a, s5.ss; there were H A no
Gsisse,a s S a 'he sS' 6r Ge.n.s
% hsIcs: Savannah. s5ss bales: Augusta.
s bales Houston. t.S's.
SM rgaS KSn rG ISL "S SSise
9sa stock, !Sany ssss e. GessReeeO's' i"'7s
ss ea sGs Teef so bale 's''
otal To- season Receipts. a.a75.766 bales:
'oris. :,sI6iss bales.
{-Ew. ORLEANS, Feb. G5.,.Exlrcmelv un-
TO sntnSien,; buying to keen nriees al q
n'so" efSas"Gss faeo n' GSsi
this decline was quickly reeovSred. and
6s close Late in Inc session prices were We're
to Il points over the last nro,a,icn o,
Ivsnccs Of & to % points.
lie absence OF March tenders In New York
$ construed favorably. hut. nevertheless.
[ws from England having a haariah effect.
fore the ,ssesston. was very old tho heavy
II they, Sustained values during the most
|yers sold ont ar:; The CONSEQUENCES was
Slight recession from the highest levels.
RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.
Wholesale Quotations.
Market Quotations From Actual Sales
v WoodsOn- Craig Co. Inc. Richmond.Ya =,
S Food Administration License No @ hoiiS
Butter.
s$'; s..f ssiiS &, =; 4 Z
esh. ne.rby per dos....... IS @ 40
dressed Poultry.
nov drossey turkeys. head
nd feet OF. per lb........... 40 q ~
|oicc dressed turkeys. ger Id. 80 q 81
kessed chickens. large. fat
s 4 4 ss;;;s:::. ri; IL; s:: 8 3 {
: :::s$ s sssss; p! 81 Ser is i s
lpra Ribs. chimes and back
sSf; R s.u! !si, per b. :; g. g
j: rs 4: ::::E:;. ::;s
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assigned TO the European Civilian re-
lief commission. sailing from NorfolL
with flour cargoeS shortly
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rIr.iai,mJohp 1 II; Purcell; trustee: tgo Min.
inches. nortl, line alley rear .Stusr, Ave
Is 1919. $3.50.
to Lucy ia Ma .n 20 ST West a'u Gfacs
inches inches. north line Gracs Street., IS SCI fes;
west OF Harrison street February Y, 1919.
snead il feet Il ,noh %se by 10 feet, north
Street. DESIGNATED aa; 40. 500 l.: Eas,
James W, Anderson and W. /. Miller.
trustees to Louis BiaEi and Louise twite,.
No; so %orth Robinson 9 Street: 2i ,o fec,
,,oG Street, i33 feet north Of stuar, Avenue.
February ~. 1919. $3.50.
Mishn'ond .r, BANK aud Trust GSmpaany;
q noxhpry. *. T., No. l$ IVES, Main
, inches south line Main Street. 81 feet
rusry IL. 1919, $3.50.
John BaRby. trustee. to John i. Wicker.
Jr.. No. SOFA Grove Avenue. 20 feet inches
by i2j feet south linc Grove Avenue so
teet J.: !nches. east OF West Street Feb
W T. i;ed!: su55S,vinnS, trustee; to- +; Cav Cav,
.T rh,r,ie.h street. 'sxi3t feet; west line
OF . street, February 90. 1919. $500.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS

NEW YORK.. Feb 25-Cotton goods and
arms We're QUIET TO-DAY. Raw silk was
5.!chtlr easier. dress goods inactive. job
D'ra rcncvtcd moderate trade.