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FOR RENT-STORE AND APT.

FOR RENT-STORE AND APT.
FOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED STORE AND
apartment; rooms: bath; h.-w.h.: gas
light; rent. $50 per month; Al condition;
will lease l year. A. y. WILDMAN & CO,
9th and Fl sts. Franklin 64oS. 555
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
>~~~~-~~-~~~-~-~---~~--
SPECIAL BARGAIN
Second hand furniture store and roaming
mouse In connection. In a good downtown sec
tion; store and Is rooms and bath; rent
sloo; an exceptional bargain at saOO. Act
quick.
P.F. CARLEY.
61T st. NV. ST
GROCERY STORE. WITH LIVING QUAR-
ter. in good location for sale, doing a
good business; half hour by car from Wash
ington; will sell reasonable, as have
proposition TO go in another business which
suits me better. Apply Box BAD, Herald
office Ii4
P. F. CARLEY
RELIARLE BUSINESS AND REAL
ESTATE BROKER. FEW REAL PLACES
THAT MUST BE SOLD IMMEDIATELY.
Auto Accessory & Repair Shop; scar ga
rage capacity; in a good ne. location; rent,
$50. give away for s425.
p. +. CARLEY.
Rooming house; in a good NV sec; 10
rooms and bath; rent, 500; price, 5000.
Terms.
?. F. CARLEY
Rooming house: also boa riding: fine NV.
sec; rooms and bath: reasonable rent and
price.
P. r. CARLEY
Rooming House; in fine NV sec: house in
Al condition; 16 rooms and 2 baths; Scar
ca?acity garage; steam heat: rent, s100
Ihis is an exceptional good house and Q
good buy. Price and terms right.
P r. CARLEY
Sign Shop in good NV. location: does
about 81 500 yearly; wants partner with
about 5000. Take advantage OF this money
making opportunity.
P. r. CARLEY.
Employment Agency; in good NV sec: low
rental and good money maker; price. $50.
P. F. CARLEY,
Gro. 4 meat; doing a good business in q
good NV. sec; reasonable rent; price. s.. $50.
P. F. CARLEY.
Gro. In good ne. sec: store and seven
rooms; rent. sT5 price $500
P. F. CARLEY
wv Nra
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STENOGRAPHER: FIRST-CLASS. SI35
month. NATL PERSONNEL BUREAU.
3n1 Bond Bldg. l4th and v Y. ave. 1875
WOMAN FOR GENERAL HOU SEWORK;
c""king washing and ironing; $50 per
month. S34 18th st. ne 1os
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COLLECT RENT IN ALL SECTIONS
OE TIE CITY
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GARAGES

SINGLE GARAGE IN A 30 FOOT ALLEY /:
immediate possession. Rear 643 f. Capi-
tnl. Phone Lincoln 5073 So
I2TR ST. Mr.. YOU-STABLE; WILL RE.
model for good tenant. LOUIS r SHOE.
MAKER. i4o7 y. Y. ave. NV. Main lI16.
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Lunchroom Pa. ave se.-Doing good
business.
JOHN DoNoHoE a SONS
S1f Pa. ave Sc
Mr. sTH NIL AVE NB.-bencatesssA;
s2.0o0I stock and fixtures: will lease o.
sell prop WILDMAN & CO.. 9th and b
cts Fr 6406. III
CONFECTIONERY AND DELICATESSEN
on Fl st. northwest, good business stand,
living rooms and store, rept 500. Price
reasonable Can be bought on easy terms.
p. F CARLEY.
6l7 st NV Franklin f1Ss
POOL AND BOWLING ALLEY: REAL
business location: has 9 living rooms;
good income: long lease: attractive terms.
P. =. CARLEY.
GIT p st. NV. franklin f1S5.
sTRTRBAN STAPLE GROCERY: RMS.
4 store; h.-w.h.; elect: rent SIS per mo:
good bns: So. 500 wIIDMAN & CO.. Nth
& n. franklin 84n6. hS
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P. F. CARLEY
Reliable Business and Real Estate Broker.
617 2 St NV Franklin 6l53.
Three Specials That Must be sold
Immediately.
Cigar and conf store on corner; In q vefy
busy traffic NV. location: sbsolutely one of
the best stands in washinFton: q real money
making place: owner leaving town; must Be
sold this month: do not overlook this op-
portunity: for your own benefit drop In the
ohice snd get all particulars at once. Price,
81. 900.
PF CARLEY
. Rooming and Boarding House: In yery
good NV sec: II hne rooms: nicely fur
nished; reasonable rent: good income and Q
bargain for $3.50. Part cash.
P.F. CARLEY.
Bufet Lunch; very good NV. sec: stors
and living rooms; rent $50: good income;
price. 81. 800
P. F. CARLEY
CON. DEL. STORE II COOP sw. SEC
tion; store and 4 rooms: rent $40 90: has
nice soda fountain. Price. 81 900.
p. =. CARLEY.
GIT z ct. NV. Fr. slss.
fG1
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chicago GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, March Wheat pursued an
irregular downward course today. CHIEFLY
OWING 10 AN uncks ectca decline in quota
tons at Liverpool. The ciosr here wa
unsettled Il; lac 20 &c lower. with May
}i.tN to y ilis ari July 81. C.'. 10 fi.2i.
Corn lost &c :. nc 10 lC. oats finished un =
changed 10 &c of ami provIsit-, varying
from Il setback OF &c to ioc advance.
selling nf wheat at Liverpool! was re-
ported 70 have .tiiI"d larS. proportions.
snd this fact. together with favorabi"
Reid adyiccs from the domestic winter crop
territory. had noticeable dI4coaccrtins
.NhoiheT clement az uncertainty was the
government report tomorrow regarding
farm reserve stocks OF wheat. ON" esti-
mat" current which construed as
tending Ia brIag about lover prices put the
total at i2j.anr1p bushels with Az much
m"rc In the Visible supply and Interior
Occasional ra HES which took place failed
70 prove %. lasting character. and were
haS"d Tor IN" most part on ross'iD that eN-
port"r~ We're after wheat at Omaha and
Duluth. ana that good sized sales Of our
hai been made at MINNEAPOLIS ON the
"bolr. however. trade lacked volume and
commission house dealings were the
smallest; III some time.
Corn followed this leadership of wheat.
oats. or the contrary. displayed indcpeud-
cnce: The relatiy. strength ~ Oats wa-
ascrtbed 20 liberal export dealings in oats
at the sea bosrd
Provisions. although frm-- carly In line
with the hog market. were weakened
later by sell Ing Of lard on the part of
smaller packers wi:h foreign cmnoc-
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LIBERTY LOAN BOND ManKEr.
IBy Frrd'k T.. Noting & Co.,
lnvrntment ltnnker..
n. Y. COTTON CLOSES
AT SMALL NET DROP
S97 East Main street. Kirhmon


NEW YORK, March i.--Repor,. OF I'm
proving Br!t!-h trade and Of delayed
cr"p preparations In Eastern belt sections
caused an advance in the cotton market
ihE was not active az general. however.
WAL" the advance to 1916 for May brought
In cor siderable realizing. ana that deiiv-
cry sofa OF 10 1870 In IN. lRt2 trading.
The close was barely steady. net Z points
lower % point, higher. new crop POSI-
IONS being relatively well sustained.
Thu market opened steady at an Ad-
vance OF IL 10 Is Joints and the early
huyInS movement carried the active
months to about % points net higher.
street buying on reports OF improving
demand for cotton goods In Manchester.
tnd that Briti:h summers were calling cot
ton more freely In Liverpool. Thare was
that heavy fsinS In the Eastern belt were
cauhInE delays IN farm work and had re-
suited IN I'LL" property damage al some
points. with flood, In Georgia
owing to the boil werNil situation any
serious delay IN the star; ot the crop
si'ion th!s year. hu; the opinion evidently
prevailed among some Of the loca! trad
er- tina. II wa sti'i too early .o- such
Tenoris 10 Justify much change in the
accounted for some OF the scattered sell-
Ing on tn" advance. and after selling a.
81. far March. lI's tnr July and IsS7
Tor pct"neT. prices gradually "asei OF
The easier ruling OF foreign axchang.
ala was factor. hut the late adviccs
ir"n I.!verrool reiterated the reports OF
Improving trade. and there were scatter
inr reports OF steady spot situation In
th- South These Letter fea tures rc-
rLllcted selling and the declines were
n a narrow market. March sold OF 10
1915 and July 10 i7cI
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PRODUCE MARKETS.

NEW YORK. March IA further ad.
vance on bull;sh brazilian cable advic-s
met increased realizing as prices ap-
preached the &C level in tn. market for
coffee futures here today. The opening
was TO points higher. with the adj i
vance extending to $50 for MAY and 50,
for December during the middle OF the
day. or about y to II points net higher.
Prices then cnscd off und:r prott-takinE
or scattered selling for reaction. with
May closing ut SIS. hid. The general mar
ktt closed at net advance of 10
points. Sales were repnrtcd OF about So :
20 bags. March. $40: May. sS5: July. Ssi:
September. SIS; October. ss6: December.
Spot coffee Arm: Rio ~. 9alO: santos Is,
l3T l3h. Cost and freight offers included
santos Is and Us at 1870 to 1875 and Rio
- at 9.G, American credit.
The official cables reported further
decline Of % refs In the dollar buying rate,
with an advance of l-5?d in Rio exchange
on London. TIL: Rio was i25 TO lis rel.
higher. and the earlier ca blcs quoted San
tos 30 refs lower to - reis higher. with
later cables showing an advance of 80 to
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WASHINGTON MARKETS

WASHINGTON. March Enthusiastically
fresh. selected Der dozen. -: average re-
c"ipts. 81: southern. -.
Live pou'try--R"o-tcrS. nor III. Is: tur-
rnys. r"r ID. iofi+5: chickens. snrinr. nor
". 3I5S. keCs- young. each. 5oa6o:
Dressed Notwithstanding s>rinS
chickens. .pcr III. :?nS g.; hcrs. ner ID, 3
F22. roH"t"-S. nor Id. 20. .urkrys. per ID.
a5tTia, ltcats. Young. each. 60.
Pork-p-"ssed. small. per H.. 13Gil3H:
1--we s'oclt-Calv.s choice. per ID. IL:
lambs. choice. per H.. i2T!S: live hogs.
per H.. lli..
C'rncn .rult--Arp,cs. r:r Dbl. 500 TiI.Eo:
ner hmshei basket, : iHM a?5: Western. pr
hoN. IA $50. California Lannon's pcr bor.
'e'c'e->' CnIfo~rir or"nrce. ner crate.
F,oo ~: rrnr"fru!t 3iHI i5'; Florida
ORANGES. S.ioTTS.59; tanE9~inrs, 1904 = 20
Nc~etn hlos-P"tat""s. "" |. yer Dbl. : ~
c;.I5. nor sack. a5oT3o'; swccts ?.s' n
500; rouairc lettuce. l.?I@ao0: cvmh!ing-
""r crate. acc fft Too: sninach. nor NIL. /? n,
g 80: onions rcr l9c-lh. sack. S.oj6fa.n0:
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WILL CONSIDER PLAN
TO END TEXTILE STRIKE
[Ry Associateh rressl

ihoN lDENCE. II. l.. March 49,
Judge j. Jerome Hahn. chairma, ~
inc state Board of Mediation and,
Cancellation. today issued call for
meeting OF the board at noon to-
morrow. to consider a new proposats
Tor settlement OF the Rhode Island;
textile strike. .
Inc proposal. according to repor.s.
would leave tho question of hours TO
'he Legislature to settle. The strike.
W. WIS calicu "hen mill owners announce
ed wage cut of 20%. and an In.
crease In hours from forty-eight 70
hity-four week. Strike leaders have
refused absolutely to arbitrate the,
hours question. refusing to give up
the cight-hour day.
In the matter of wages. Il Is stated.
me Plah or the state board provides
ior 4 reduction of 10 per cent.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS

100 pounds i.'aW2i5: SO. , ;5sTioS: $50
bounds. a.~iss:"; No ii5Ts,oi; sweets
s.c> bushcl. i.rW :.G5: 40. ; 5ou -. beans.
hamper, 2.S0N leo: bcets. bunch. 1 az: cab.
baEe, hainrer, icoqtl.:'; carrots. bunch,
d"zcn. .jTi,ia: crate. 25o9 $50: cucu,n :
ocTs. crate: i51"s.3o: egg plants. crate.
-. 90: horscradish. bushcI io)W 800;
pounds. s.00Gt 80. No. .. 3O9f5nl: nys,9
plants. huncn. sac: parsnirs. bushei. ST
y: peas. hamp"r. F.o0me5 ,.nn.r>. crate.
crate. t5lf15.5o; tomatoes. crate. 2.Cof
80 ,urnip". basket. "ogS@.
2.a5T iCO; cranberrics. barrel. 5000 $3.50:
srapcfru!t. box. ?.'5st3.7a oranges. box.
a,'asaI D: 'anr"tin:s; s,rnp. SAe@e".
1.-Two unultry-Tnrkcvs. mound 3aTi': old
toms. x; Ecor AMI crookeL breasts. 20;
?3s; y old hens. 90. small and white leg
horns 2S: old roosters. i6sii7: ducks. &c ft
70: geese. :5@sl: moor and thir. e0fI y:
nlE".ns. pair. S'f 40: guinea fowl. each.
Dressed pouitry-Turkcvs. Mound. asa
g: old toms. 33n -; poorly dressed and
mixed 3HT32: old roostcrS. lTIlS: caoons.
as@ii; slips. asmSS: ducks. S2g5s: geese.
Egrs-T.oss on II native and nearby. nrsts
dozen. 20 southern. -: duck eggs. 5000;
goose Gigs. .5frSi.
90, ia fancy mound
IS: a,irv prints. ., n -: profess butter. u
4ra M? S. -s y seconds.
-asr3l: standards. ~.
E,:Ss,aIIlrhrr reccintss lI~e cases;
rsa ~ sc =; !, culinary hrs;s isa 70; mis-
Poultry--Alive. unchanged.
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Cfsr i. -

NEW YORK. March The raw .u.a-
market wus arincr. and white there MAS
no change on the SPOT. Cubas Tor April
sh;pmcnt Were higher on s,-- Of 800,
baks at 2'.c. cost aHd i;c!gnf. equal to
~" Tor ccEt5ifuEal. Spot prices were
quoted at SD cost and freight, equal
10 a'' Tor v"n,r;fuE.l. with no <,l.s
The raw sugar futures market WAS moro
active. and price. higher o- buying ny
trad" Interests and crmIni.sion houses
pr"inptcd by the ad"snc" In the 81 ~
market. Fina! prices to . point a
net higher May closed s.r: July. 2sS;
Senicmb"r. :.S3: Deceinbcr. 2S5
The demand for refined sugar was again
OF fair proportiuns ana prices were nrm
and unchanged at SIG to So FOR line
Eranulated.
Retained futures were without .ransac.
tons. Closing prices were unchanged At
1:'l Tor MAY. 5.S for July ANA 5.3l Tor
September.
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% better T.'v. rpool Jnnrkc, than du,
put .e'Grc The trading wen; very far at
tri' GA W.. conferred the weather map
'fhi-h showed dry weather over the west
otn tItrd Of the ou.tcn region 81 pnr
t!onr .! which rain Is stll badly needed
according TO private reports while the
t"htts' ani Extern ih.id- were wet; " n
var; tt"ky r~ii.s IA rom" sections Of ;Ac
eastern DIVISION. CsOiG'ng to official re-
tlTh,.- ms heavy rains ranged IRON.
an"nt ~ .n'h hti "A fhlt Up to ino!c thai;
t32 wei 70 be wCrael. Tho advance per.
,is'.l ants rri."- wrIC q TO - points
n:Sh'' than ~" 81 =, OF yesterday. with
Nay "o 20 lass. tbs va. IL high OF
Wh!I. additional .;e;,diness wa. derived
Tor while from private cHblcErairs from
!iftfp@oi. tci.InE Of better reports from,
MdHch hester, the market made little sho,y
~ strength late In the morning. and after
me noon hour had rather an easy under
a.; Of the day " 50"
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lInE .uturcs ranged as fnllnws:
CHICNG0 LINE sTocK MARKEr.

CHICAGO. March 1.--Cattic: Receipts.
!lO): rcnl calves steady to &c higher:
other classes mostly STEADY; top beef
steers, 9.S: Ave strictly choice l.i92- pound
steers. 80: bulk bee. steers. t.ij a $50:
bulk veal calves to packers, a51 los,
Hogs: Receipts. 5000; opened mostly Sc
higher; closing lighter weights strong:
others slow. with advances lost: shippers
bought about 500: hoidovcr liberal: top.
ll.3y: bulk. l0.s5Gli.2j: pigs strong TO 2Dc
higher: bulk desirable 10 to II, FOUNDERS
1nCoHm.!0: some choice stronger weights
up To 1875
sheep: Receipts. 1000: fat lambs most
~ &c lower; fat sheep and shesring lambs
steady; fat lamb top. 1870; bulk desirable
kinds. o.JhM 1855: top shorn lambs. 1875 !:
top ycariingS i2S. top fat ewes. go.
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COTTON REALIZING
MARKS PRICE DOWN

NEW ORLEANS, la. March "A great
neai OF attention was paid Ia rcDoris from
INC inferior concerning crop preparntInns
IN the cotton market today and fo- d,
Waiie th2y were the main sustaining In
tinence. In The afternoon a great deal OF
realizing was done on tho long side and
u pared down The gains so that the rl,se
was 4 hints down ia l point nm rom
rared with the nnai prices OF Yesterday
Tn" opening was higher. partly because
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to INSPECTION and when
soft and oily &c to 3c OF.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS

NEW YORK. March Cotton goods
wrrr pu.ct.r. with some casing reported
Ricached coI;ons were quiet; Most OF the
trading was In fancy wash fabrics for
spot delivery. Yarns wcr" easier in the
directions. Wool goods and staple
wersted were Guet. while burlapo were
nfmcr and higher. with trading brnndrr
silks continued To sell best in the high.
~ co!ored sport lines. Jobbers reported a
anh-to-mouih business from a vide
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PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
Reno-ted by Rodgers, Plummer & C,

co.,
inc)
SPANlSH-Fhrmers stock. Marke. strong.
$l.D per bushel.
MISUNDERSTANDING stock Market
steady.
Fancy Jumbo,. SC per- H.
Fancy rnnner,. &c 10 iisc per Id.
Extra prime. 3ikc to IT, per To-
Prime. &c ia 2i,c per 10.
Smelling stock. &C to &c yer Id. Market
strong.
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Now M,ddI!nG.. 1880; stock. 75.7l7.
Minor ports-Stock. 1885
Total today-Neccipts. 2i,!s7: exports.
20 i3s: stock. i.hjS.l0
6, fetal Total fo7 week-Receipts. 6i,5,e; exports,
ports. 5sGes
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cnrrf,%SEEn OIL

NEW YORK. March T.--Fotlowing an
carly advance OF ) 10 ~ POINTS 'cuttun~ertl
oil rs,ctNh Soma e TO II roi.fts under
scattered foundation on the heavy appear.
ancc % lard ana Erain. Prices again
stcndled. however. through support from,
leading holders ANA room covering. CLOS
,DG bids were no!nts lower 20 +; net
higher Sales. TOO barrels. pEinI. crude
10 srles: prime summer yellow - OF
ia.n; MAY: li.13. jug. u.eI: September.
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Issue. uuII,,iu. pcrn,,,.

building Inspector Butler yester2s
n"y issued permits to Davis, & Buckf
TO bulid concrete garage In rear
OF North Colonial Avenue,' to cost
1850: r. y. Dabncy. to rep1ir hyicls,
dwellings at 3 aud > South Twelfth.
street to cost $3.50. and to w. c.
Chenauit. to repair brick dwelling.
al HOO Bellevue Avenue, to cost $3.50.
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NAVAL STORES.
SAEAS<

SAVANNAH. GA. March 7.--Turpentlne
nrin. sos: sales, y; receipts. ~: shipments
~; stock; 3.2s7, RosIn firm: sales SIS: re-
SG"in,s. 81; shipn,enis. 2:2: stock. 6ic,I.
quote: Is: u. r. +. q. II. I. as: * 10:
VI. Sos: y. $50. VIC. sS;; W.T. G 10 ~
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cabbage. new. pcr cwt.. 2c0fTao: c,i,,,n,.s
pers. '."u|0: eggplsnts. per crate lOospt
49, tomatoes. per box. Florida, a515Sl si.ss
nvahs, .yR 40 per basket. Sprouts slsas5f
UT Huart; peppers. per crate. S9Ols5yp.
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RICHMOND TIMES DIsPATCH: WEDNESDAY, MARCH g. 1922
LIZ SHARES LEAD ADVANCE IN WALL STREET MARKET

10 refs In that market. No receipts were
reported at SANTOS owing 20 an Interrupt
ZION OF TRANSFORMATION by floods. Rio p.
ceip;s we're 1890 and Jundtahy receipts
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NEW YORK BONDS

NEW YORK. March 7;-Trnnsaetions in
bonds today We're broad. but the turn
of the foreign issues cstablisheI hiehar
prices for the movement. while Others re.
scted on the break on exchange
The domestic business was again most
actlvs among speculative rails and local
roaIr1 R soms Of he latter, SSspecinly
nue. adjustments. hardening.
AMONG new undertakings the features
sli.ooo.ooo issue and the, 100000 Phuippine
s"ybernme r bonds. both being readily alb
sotped. The Liberty series closed ut gains
Tor most OF the Is and AIS.
3s5 4tna sa!es' par value. aggregated SIS.
SOUTHERN,
=. :. %, acknowledgements. tbid) l039
Y. {{Sd, i iSs,:
Sansma s ss To nsiie;;.....ttSH ls q
american Smelling and Refining. G s.. S.;
XaIin,.s esas, Line Ist i:..:::::: SIX 81:
BetheSe ee "s s1es 3hi rcf CIV. .'as...tbid) IL
CCsnirsi Of Georgia Con. Js......iibidj 81
Chesapeake and Dhio ~ 9G,s
GaIcra d AR ana Rss; ~ re- IS
R%is sss 2. Canada s. G cSai .' * 5s
Illinois Central ref. i. ...... NJ
hfis rss, CITY Southern ref. 6s.......... x
I.oulsyiIle AMI ers as; .................. DIN
Missouri s. Kan; and Texas IL, is...... TST
New York Cen,rsS 1". s..:............. 62ji
NNort,66ik and Western CIV. 6s..,',. tbidi l0,H
pennsyIys mia %, tt.'''.......,.......- G0is
ReadIne van ~" oS.'................,. qJ
Republic ana <. Saii
81. Louis-san Fran. adj Hsp . ......'..'.. soE
sss s1hHsrn ar Linz Linz al. isH
southern Pacific cv "a. . ''. .t.;i;;, snss3t
Southern Railway 5s'''No'u' ssssfs
southern %, Railway. gen. ls,,.,.,;.,.,:.t 90
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RICHMOND STOCK MtukEr

- WIN -
Quotn tons by Cnxkie G.. Burrh A In
Ills East Main street.
SuotntIons ut Close
city and state Securities.
va. 3s. Old Z. and R..l932 SS
virginia Centuries 2,
3, c. and X. ..I99l II 20
street Railway nonds.
y; and j.. I. Co, .. 1896 7oI
V. r. and u. Co. as. 1894 72S
street Railway stocks.
y. II. and l.. Co. -, 20 90,
y. r. and p. Co. pfd 100 3i 3S a
V. X. and l.. Co. com. 100 IL
Rniirond stocks.
y. c. l.. or Conn. -. 100 81
r.. j. ana r.. Div. oh. 100 1875 o1O
Insurance stocks.
At Life lns Co. -. 100 IGN
Life lns. Co. OF Va. 100 4l2
Va. i. and NJ. lns.. Co. % CT e5
Bank and Trust Cumpnny Stock.
American National 100 230
American Trust Co.
tcinss A -. 100 90
Broad Street Bank - 81
Broadway National 100 l2OS
l;k. of Com. and Tr. 100 200 co5
Central National -. 100 1876 40
Church AN Bank 100 lis
First National 100 PAS
Merchants National. son
Nat State and city. 100 600 sS s
Old Dom. Trust Co.. 100 1873 2o3
Planters National :. 100 Ais
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Turkeys. fancy dressed.
head and feet of. ~. h. d..
Turkeys. ch.. dressed ID.
Chickens. dressed. small,
fat. 10.
Chickens. dressed. largo.
fat. 10.
Hens. dressed. fat. III. ..
Geese dressed. fat. ID. &.
Ducks dressed. tat. ID. &.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-08

Ty,s. snd Pacific l., t,.......... bld, er.
thinn PaCiaC ts......................... 90, |
.,-' t.."E"on' "a - IS ana /. 5ns
1871 Ss'h
United StHtcs Steel .s.................. lps,
Virginia. Car Chem. gs........,......., %
nnpdNH ny .. Sli.
Wilson and 20. cv ss................. sJi.
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RIcrMoND LIVE STOCK MARKET.

March :. 1927.
Remarks: Fair supply OF cattle. Market
fairy actir" and prices strong on all cat
u. with order. Common. rough trashy
stun SLOW ANA prices about steady
Strictly good steers. iID los
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

BY Mountaineering Co.. 1917 East Cary
Street. Phone Madison 900.
Jrrssrd PnuIfrv
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Ncsrcctcd Cnlnrch Wanna. M.

HEATHSvILLE. VA, March T1
Aunt Lila Gordon, an old ana.
highly respected colored woman. wa.,
found dead in her bed Friday morn
ing. while on visit to relatives.
near Warsaw.
The Washington times., 1922-06-19
Afternoon
DrOusiness
BY Brice Belden, Nj. ID.

~ ERSONS frequently suffer
from annoying symptoms
which BATTLE and puzzle
them. but which can easily be re-
lieved or cleared up, provided their
real nature and causes can be
properly determined. A few hints
may help in the management OF
some Of these disorders.
For example. there 10 the indi-
vidual who gets sleepy In the after
noon and can hardly keep awake
while discharging his or her duties.
There may be normal pep dur.
ing the morning hours. but soon
after luncheon an almost overpow-
ering somnolence creeps over the
victim.
Such individuals usually start
the morning with a skinny break.
faast and strong coffee. and then
eat hearty meal in the middle Of
the day. The trouble with. these
people Is that they do their morn
ins's work not on the food that
they have eaten, for that is insult
ficient. but upon an artificial
stimulation.
They use up 80 much energy in
this way that there is not enough
left to digest the mid day meal, and
then there n 4 marked depression
following the stimulation; in other
words. these people suffer during
the afternoon from autointoxica-
ton because Of the failure Of nor
NAL digestion and from exhaustion
due to the aforesaid depression.
The cure, Of course, will consist in
eating . fair breakfast and a light
lunch.
In case where strong coffee is
taken at luncheon the Tagging
powers are whipped up to such an
extent that the afternoon may be
gotten through fairly well 40 far as
work is concerned, but with a
nervous system on edge and Ger
tain lack of amiabiiity which is
likely to cause friction with ones
fellows. But In the evening ex.
haustion is quite overwhelming.
These Symphonic are much moro
likely to occur In those who are
run down, naturally nervous, or
who opssess a peculiar susceptible
ity to caffein poisoning.