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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-11-29

Mr.. Lowe of Kansas City arrived
in the city few days ago to be with
his brother. DR.. Lowe, who has been
critically ill.,
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-11-29

Mrs. Dickerson, mother of DIR.
Spencer Dickerson of 1901 State St.,
died Saturday morning at her home
+. Austin, Tex.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-11-29

Mr.. Ernest Gossim of $500 Rhodes
Ave-, died last Monday night at Lake
view Hospital of double pneumonia.
Funeral was held Thursday at 80
from Jackson's Undertaking Chapel.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-11-29

l.. R. A. j. Shaw, Intelligence
Officer of the 370th Infantry, who
was retained in France on special
business for the government, arrived
home Sunday morning in the best of
health.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-11-29

Mr.. Arthur Harris of the Y. M.
q A, one of the veterinarians at the
stock yards, was badly shaken up in
an automobile collision. He was
forced to remain home from work
several days.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-11-29

Mrs. Randall's Dancing Class has
removed from 10th and Cottage
Grove Ave. to the Unity Club House.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-11-29

Mrs. Nellie Terrell, "a E. 44th st.
who has been on an expansive trir
through the South, returned to the
city Sunday night, November 9th, &C.
companied by her mother, Mrs. Mat
tie Terrell of Crystal Springs, Miss
Mrs. TerrePs trip became neces.
sary as result of some very import.
ant business that she had to con.
tract. During her business, she Wis
tied the following cities: Athen
Ga, Columbus, Ga, Atlanta, Ca,
Jacksonville, Fla, and New Orleans,
La. She spent the last week in
Chrystal Springs, Miss.
She was enthusiastic when seen by
Whip reporter, and mentioned
many things that could be done to
better the condition of the Southern
Negro. Yet, the confidence of in
dustry and thrift on the part of Col
ored residents of the South is shown
in the many places from the amount
of property they own, and the va
rious business enterprises that they
are putting into operation. Much of
the cooperative spirit that seems so
evident in these sections may be the
result of some of the natural condi-
lions that compel people to think and
act in terms of unity.
Aside from inadequate transporta-
ton accommodations, the trip of Mrs.
Terrell, as reported by herself, was
very successful. Yet, she expressed
herself as being proud to be again in
her own home with her many friends
who have waited anxiously for her
return. xE ~ Z
Mrs. Callie Hampton, 1857 So.
State ST., entertained the family and
a few friends at birthday party
Monday night, Nov 10th. Among
those who attended were: Mrs. Chas. I
Cage, 1927 Lafayette Ave, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Ponder, 1927 Lafayette
Ave-, Miss Evelyn Parker, 1927 La
fayette Ave, and Mrs. Z. P. Ran
dolph, 4335 Wabash Avenue.
The Chiropody Society of Illinois
1eld End Clinic at office of DR.. H. {
[. Perkins, 3348 So. Park, Thursday
Evening, November 2Oh.
Prof. W. Wendall Gaskin. of Jack 4
ION, Mich, will open up school of
'enmanship, 3416 Prairie Ave.
Mrs. Lima Thomas, Pianist of Pitts
'urgh, Pa, will conduct studio on
he second floor of the same address.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mckay Bonner of
lemphis, Tenn, visited their sister
drs. lrma Fifer. They were de-
ghtfully entertained at the home of
hrs. Norman, 5216 Federal ST., Sat.
fternoon. They returned to their H
ONE Sunday afternoon.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-11-29

Mr.. John Allen of Kansas City was
a guest of our city for few days
last week.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-11-29

Mrs. James Curtis of Liberia, re-
Gently returned war worker from the
War Zone, gave an address Sunday
afternoon at the Lyceum telling of
her experiences with the Colored sol
diers and the American Army in
France.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-11-29

A surprise party was rendered DR..
Burrells last Thursday on his birth
day at the residence of Miss Webb.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-11-29

Mrs. ]. A. Harper of 1889 Eber-
kardt Ave. entertained some visiting
friends at card party Tuesday eve
ming.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-11-29

The Baptist Young Women's Con-
gress held very fine and interesting
meeting at the Salem Baptist Church,
Thursday, Nov. goth. Reports were
good. Among the visitors present
were DR.. E. F. Jones, Evanston, ILL.,,
Pres. The National Baptist Conven-
ton, incorporated. Rev. B. H. Hunt
er, Pastor First Baptist Church, Lake
Forest, ILL.,, and M. T. Bailey, 1888
So. State ST., representing the Bailey
Press Bureau.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-11-29
JOS. d. BIBB L. L. B.... Editors
WILLIAM c. LINTON ......

Term of Subscription Payable in advanced;
One Year. 90; Six Months. .. 81 rs;
yhree Months Use.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-11-29

Mrs. NJ. B. Irwin, 1928 Emmerson
St., Evanston, was in the city during
the past week on business.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-11-29

Mrs. D. L. Delaware, 1919 Prairie
Ave-, who has been sick for some
time, has recovered. Mr.. and Mrs.
Delaware recently moved from the
West Side.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-11-29

An impromptu dance was given last
Thursday evening by a few of the
Forty Club boys for Mr.. and Mrs.
Campbell and Mr.. and Mrs. Williams
of Detroit, at the residence of Mrs.
Randle.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-11-29

Mrs. Sarah Lambert, $500 So.
Dearborn Street, left last Sunday for
Mississippi, where she will spend the
winter with relatives.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-11-29

Mrs. L. M. Abel, 1852 Prairie
Avenue, who has been very sick, has
recovered.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-11-29

The Virginia Society has just held
a fine meeting at which time some
new members were enlisted. Next
meeting, Dec. 18th, at which time
we will hold annual election, Bailey's
Hall, 1888 So. State st.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-11-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Mckay Bonner of
Memphis, Tenn, visited their sister
Mrs. lrma Fifer. They were de-
bghtfully entertained at the home of
Mrs. Norman, 5216 Federal ST., Sat.
afternoon. They returned to their
home Sunday afternoon.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-11-29

Mrs. Lima Thomas, Pianist of Pitts
burgh, Pa, will conduct a studio on
the second floor of the same address.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-11-29

Prof. w. Wendall Gaskin, of Jack
son, Mich, will open up school of
Penmanship, 3416 Prairie Ave.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-25

AUTO BODIES-We huild commercial auto.
mobile bodies Repairing and paintinr
.fhos. II. Duke x CO.. S0i Brook Ave.
AUTO REPAlRING ana everything. that's
all Foulkrad ~ Son. 1924 Hull Street.
Madison
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-25

Petersburg Motor Company Unc.) Peters
burg. Ma SOL E"!Hach. president W u
la III III. TahcN. 81. secretary. ana W ~
IaliGy; Jr Al os %f retershurs vaa G9ni'ai.
general automobile nus.-ess
Amendment to charter OF American Bank
William Il Mciiwninc. president. and Wal
lace -. Blanks. secretary. Object: inCrsdS-
ing its capital stock from 100000 TO $500
90 and specifying the number OF d!rcu-
Ivy Park Corporation. Newport News. Va.
William Garner. president; l.. y McMur-
ran. secretary Morris Bandas. g 7 liol-
mum. 5000. minimum. sS0ScG oGjcci:
general real estate business
Lalcy!!le Lime Mari Corporation. Koa-
ncks. Va. II II, Markey: president $ Il,
minimum. $1,000, oGlyct To mine. quarry
ana c%garat. lime mari. lime rock. clays.
\lla Heights stores lno.t. Norfolk. Va
john ". Reynolds president. Malcolm
Sanders. SECRETARY. and X. - Neoh,,til
e;o. miniinuin A. 500 o6jsei; ~ general
Eivc"ry business
Va Pierre y. cross, president. \ q Wu.
it,rmond. " Capital: maximum. S5omI2:
minimum. $l0.Uo0. oUivct: to conduct & cafe
u'il" or restaurant aad hotel business.
Amendment 20 charter ui Wilson bersyr
coal Company UncJ. Crcwc, va. = T.
Nilsson. president. and Il. - WILSON; s"crH
t~ry. onleCi. ;ncrctSlnS ITS capita! stuck
Amendment ia charter OF confidence cold
Mines Corporation. Richmond. "a. II. y.
tkaihl.y. Interpretations and Charles =
iranh; sscre'sry .ptSIzyt; lH ti ,, . III
changing the amount o.! the par value OF
IT'S common stock from $1,000 To 8.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-25
RAILS AND |NDUsTR|ALs
EQUALS As COLLATERAL
First National Bank Declares This
Policy in Making Stock En-
change Loans.
EXAMPLE WILL BE FOLLOWED
Market Is Buoyant Until Afternoon,
When 1t Becomes Rcactionary.
Reported There Will BE Steel
Price Increases by Companies.
ny BRoADAN WALL.

NEW YORK. July 24.-The First Ma
tional Bank announced today that in
the future IL would treat rails and in
dustrials as of equal collateral value
When making Stock Exchange loans.
This marks first step toward reasonable
banking practice. The First National is
the Cranddaddy of all the banks and
its example Will be followed BY the
whole country.
This announcement regarding col
lateral is of great fundamental import
anCe,
Stocks were buoyant until the after
noon. when they became rcactionary
The morning trading saw new high
records in several issues particularly
the tohaccos oils and food shares. II,
the fac; that Bethleherm Steel omitted
the last hour there was a ra id based on
the fact that that Bethlehem Steel
omitted its extra dividend. 1t was
helped by several rumors that were
proved false after the close The short
interest tina; is cntrapped in the market
is very large and is becoming des-
perately nervous.
Regarded as Wise Act
Omission of the Bethlehem Steel
extra dividend was regarded by the
banking interests as wise act and
one that would be beneficial TO the mar
ket. New Developments called for large
workins capital; and the Bethlehem
holders that they can we'll AFFORD this
temporary reduction.
one OF the constructive reports of the
day had 10 do with a proposed increase
of steel prices by leading companies
Several OF the small Independents have
already increased their prices for spc-
c!alties made of metal and an increase
by the big concerns is looked upon n s
matter of course. Il was because of this
situation That United States Steel led
the market throughout the morning
sterling exchange was bit stronger
=. chiefly because il is now understood
that the new corporation to handle for
elEn credits has been agreed upon in
It's final shape. and only awaits the adj
justment of some minor details before
IL is officially announced
Market Closes Weak.
Close OF the market was rather weak
but IL was an artificial weakness due
ton.
In the automobile list Stromberg
Carhuretor was the star performer It
sold up from % 10 lot. broke to 9S, re-
covered to 100. declined to 9ll-2 and
closed al &c. White Motors was strong.
but the street was disappointed when
nothing but the regular dividend was
announced.
New England Fuel and Transport
claimed some attention on announce
mcnt that the directors will meet in
Boston tomorrow and reduce The mar
value from $40 TO S.
.'Another big packing combine is com
ing TO Wall Street in the near future
under the name OF the Indian Packing
Company. of Delaware.
According 10 rumor that has boen in
circulation for several days Saxon is 10
be taken over at so by one of the large
automobile companies
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-25
Real Estate and Court News
cHANCERy BARGAINS AND SALES

.,vonda!" Land Company. Inc. to w. 4
C"sgins. lot 5. block F, Brookdale. April
II ", Alien to Bonnie V. Allen. No
H." Barton Avenue. 4oxIa5 feet east line
Itarton Avenue: so feet south OF Crawford
s'rec,'; 1uly s, isis: tax $50; $40.
cppler No scS Thirty fourth s,rcs saF'G 3;
Ia ~ feet wes, line Thirty fourth street
- fec; north Of Clay Street. July l.. 1919:
"a $3.50: $40
il'iShts: 5oxlI7 feet west line Barton Ave-
nue. 10 feet north Of Roberts Street: lien.
s: 20 Jul! Is. 1912: tax $3.50; $40
Mary G. Street and GsorG. l.. thusba nd }:
ie'. inches by li> feet 1 inches south
lurs Grace Street. - feet . inches cast OF
S,,"nth Street. .Tuy :. .eia; tax So SO
" II keiIcy and ratie e !wif">;, IN
: r. Court: 3.xlio foot cast lin" Fcndall
t"'nuc. % feet south OF Rogers Street
u s2.5c' September Is, ISIS; tax $3.50;
Otto /. Rraucr and Amelia twfo,. nj
r"w hatan. to ~ II George Jr .67xl7:
:ce. inches on Mitchell Street between
E"ane and Tyler Streets. July e. 1919
taN $40. SO
.Ncndalc Land Company, Inc. 10 e. T..
Food. Of Cleveland. Ohio. lots 5. T. 81 aud
g.. block +, Sro"kdal" May ~. ira 81 100
l. Mnndtn and Alma \ twif"l. To
II hes by 10 feet at southeast, corner
'';v"nE second and G Streets. May 10
=. il Mundin and Alma y twitc,. to
!, rex G.nnary' - Zee, by no feet sou,h,
ry enty second street, May 70. 1919: Size"
rroaddus CONSTRUCTION Company. Inc. 4
r Russell. lot %. block r.. Brigh,
- tcct north Of Crawford Street. July 3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-25
MMEMORATE FOUNDING
OF KAPPA SIGMA SOCIETY
Three Hundred Members visit IniNcr-
aity of Virginia, Where Exercises
Arc Held.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
cnARLoTTESN LILLE. VA. July -.
-EXercises commemorative OF the
founding OF the Kappa sigma Frazier
nity at the University Of Virginia, fifty
years ago, wer. held a that ins;ttu-
ton this afternoon Three hundred
members. III attendance upon the
twcnt y-thrd biennial cOnclaVc OF the
fraternity in Washington. came here
in special train from The capital ~
Cabell Hall they we're welcomed by
Professor ". NJ. Lille. dean Of the Nir-
Sinia Law School. The scmt-cen;en-
NAL Grafton was delivered by Judge j.
Harry Covincton, former Congressman
from tho Fi.th District OF Maryland.
Al 1 o'clock brief exercises were
held at the Virginia Chapter House.
erected ten years ago. At $50 there
was a concert on the lawn by The
Lynchbur: Municipal Band. and a half
hour later = tablet WAS unveiled at
40 East Lawn, the place OF the found
ing OF the fraternity in 1869. y SER
vice nag containing $40 names was
unfurlcd. following which there was a
roll call of the l.o killed during the
war. The memorial addressed WAS de-
.livcred by Representative PHILIP l..
Campbell. Of Kansas
.>mong those who made IN" trip 20
the University were two OF tho tive
founders of the Fraternity William
GriEsby Mccormick. OF Baltimore. and
Captain Covert Boyd, Of Washingto on.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-25
BETHLEHEM STEEL HOLDS
BACK ON EXTRA DIVIDEND
Directors Deem II Wise to Conserve
Resources AEnlnst "Somewhnt
Uncertain Future
IBy Associated Press.l

NEW YORK. July o4.-The Bethle-
hem Steel Corporation announced to-
day that II had declared the regular
quarterly dividend of ! IA per cent
on classes y. and B. of its common
stock. payable September 10. but
that the directors had deemed 1t eX-
pcdient TO make no extra distribution
company'S statement said the board
believed IL wise TO conserve the cor
PORTIONS resources against the some
what uncertain future
although the steel business is
showing satisfactory growth in
volume. the statement added eft
was recognized that with the contin-
ued high cost of production and the
present level OF prices the resultant
profits would not Justify any extra
dividends"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-25
CIIANCERY RELEASE DEEDS.

l. e whcrry and Arthur L. Chapman.
trustees To l.. H. BridEcwatcr and Virginia
Il. wife). 22Ai2i feet east line Thirty.
second street. 90 ;gct 10 inchos south Of
! Jordan Leak" and w T. sullivan.
tIusccS. to l. H. Bugg and Ida twifcl. No.
tUG Thirty fourth Street. 3INl4i feet west
line Thirty fourth street: - feet north OF
Clay Street. July -. 1919: S2.2t0
Ka-rccordcd) Stuart Bowc. trustee. tn
l.Ioiie Is. Tali1f"rro. No 1916 West Grac.
Street. .SNli0 feet north line GraC" Street
40 feet east of Allen Avenue. May y 1917:
SOFA.
J. Z Carncal trustee. to Lolita Banks
anu George II. thusband) No. 81 ST. James
Street. IS feet II / { inchcS 10y 10 feet east
I:," ST. James street: lis foot north OF
Duval Street. July = 1919; SI.liI
William l.. Tyler. trustee, to Ira II. Jack
sou. No. lii> Second Avenue, - f""t
inches by 10 feet west side second Ave-
nue.. D. feet $ inches suuth or Front Street.
,Iuy Is lala. Si11o
!. Chewing and + NJ Box'"y. truS-
tees. Ia Jstcr l.. Robinson. yr0Ni2i feet west
:tno Dinnccm Street, north OF iicnrico
Sii,ct InlN lniH. SnIN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-25

SUTHERLAND-J. /. Sutherland & So
liO5 West Main Street. Phone Boulc :.
"a. Nigh, and sunday. Randolph 1876
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-25
south line Floyd Ave-
northeast corner lot Ii.

trustee. 3oxleo feet south line Floyd Ave.
nvT 'eT'c,mdsD n al northeast corner lot b.
Lee A. Ward !" Name James w Anderson
COM h,as: 'orrsr .3,. sn s1c Twenty
p.triCf Canary to James w. Anderson.
Trustee. 22xiio feet south, lin" street
Street May ~. 1915: $685..
Nora llinchman rcyton and GcorG" 6
thushantD. T. /. Word aud Robert =
Henley. trustees. No. ii North Davis Ave
nu.: - feet l.. inches 10y ll5 feet west
si'l, Davis Avenue. lJI feet ! - inches north
of Ivy Street. July -. 1912: s2.7oc.
BCttic \. Terrell and Nanc" thusbandl.
u Arthur r. Chapman ana Alvin T.
iiutzicr. trustees lo)NiG feet east side
Hawthorn Avenue: 2i6l7 feet north OF
WcstwOOd avenue. July Il. 1919. Sl.olGN3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-25
CnAHcERY Trust DEEDS.

I;"sa a Hicks Of NV Jersey. To S,uar;
Ii''we. trustee. Nos. sos. SO. az North
Sc enth Street. '0NGi feet west sid! Seventh
street. between BROAD and Marshall Streets:
also Nos. 22lG and eals NcnahIc street. 50
:cv' inches 10y L., feet u inches north
>.nIinc Street. July Is. lila, $500
y. thanicl Dllard to William T.. Tyler
t'dstcc No. 200 North Ninth Street i5N'3l
let west line Ninth street. beyond Leigh
S;;sci. July Il. 1919. sl.a3i
C.. j. SPAIN 10 Arthur T. chapman. trus-
IT,. ioxli1 feet west line Barton Avenu"
ne feet north Of Roberts Street. July 10
i:iG Si.G9e
Edgar w Waters TO William NJ Miller.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-25
NEW YORK cuRB MARkEr

NEW YORK, July a.-TradinG on the curb
was again IN large volume and prices
through out nearly the entire list were. al
ihhieFia! advances over the finals OF ycster-
uhN. indust!in!s wcr. again tho center OF
interest; although some of the most active
ISSUES nave been listed the New York
stock Exchange.
OF were IN good demand through the
session tn" higher priced stocks showed
more hrmncss under The leads of Houston
on and Midwest Refining Texas Ranger
We W. ALSO hrm 81 M start on further favor
"h!" f"nnrts from the propertv OF tha com
panN. Medium rr!c"d stocks generally were
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-25
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

,, ETw Y9RK s Juiy ,.,Por, movement
$40 h. ee s'ocE a=s - bales '' -
Total for weet-iserciu's ss.esl bales. OK
To,al 70 reason Rece,p,s. ss77i4 bales:
NEW ORLEANS July q hct,er oninion
OF weAther conditions and disposition 10
look fcr l"ss urta variable IulE corai,tn,,
report from the government, than va issued
r"r Juno. gave the cotton market a down
ward tendency today Increasing tn. selling
pressure WIS an unfavo-ab'" Wow o. rhc
labor situation In England = well a. ~ no
marine labor troubles In this country I,
was pointed out that rcrcrts from an rnr,.
mus FAR his week amount 70 bur - rs
bales. a2aIns, 35.i22 during tho anne poriol
In the carly trading prces had m decided
trcnd hut continued uncertainty with mar
row limits horh above aud heow tho lcvcls
~ yesterday close. Rains in the southern
portion % tn" belt brough, iu enough de-
manH finally 10 nut the ns rhct y 10 n
po!nts over the close Of yesterday. The
n-mncss did not last long. selling IN
creased on Tho forecast az DRY weather for
The better pHr' ~ IN" cotton region and on a
private condition rcport Qf So which was
taken 10 point 20 FAIRLY favorable showi n
by the government figures "a JuIy % The
advance was replaced by q net decline. which
late IN the scSs!on amounted 10 20 20 &c
points
Closing quotation. showed net losses Of II
TO - points
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-25
NAVAL STORES
SAVANNA

SAVANNAH. GA, July - --Turpcn,ine
nrm' ~ sales 2V3; receipts. lsi: shipments.
kosin nTin sales. Lib; receipts. So; ship
l5,ea d. $500; 1855: T. IL Is a ID IS: r Is s0@
$50: q. 1870 Nl7.o0. VI. IL. - a IL " IN
WV, 2lGO. 1880 80 -T''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-25
CmICAGO LINE srOCK MAnKEr.

CHICAGO July N.H"GS: receipts. 5000;
Witt, 50 DE s6opGls1 20 " Gnttia
receipts l5;v>o unsettled: beef steers. me-
dunn and heavy weight. choice and urine,
l6S3W 1880; medium and good. !?.5oMl7.0O.
Veal calves. light and handy weight. l1joD
= 80; stockcr steers. T.e0Mil.o5 Sheen. re-
ccirts. 1900; unsettled. Lambs 50 pounds
down. li2ig, u 10. cuiis and common ALSO
'u: ewes, medium, good and choice. 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-25
LN,rEn sTNTrFs. GoN-:K~MENr un>rs
SIInRr TEuu >nr,e

~ rrotsvish Sec y AVE. l9is....... 100
a. .rnta,u - E"N- ~. ............. l6Hla
Hnr, t.r",s - NV i|2".......-.... 1925
.rS,,,,, ~ ~ e. 30 ~. .......... '.7.
I,a, ,btGInt a." - u June IL. la.5....... lo3
bri,'sh IL" ~, !, ,.,ttN !" 1922 ...... 'n'i.
B,ii.ti ~ Epn !'is .-....... .-........ loo =
- :, :, - ~ ...'. --....... as.
Gudnhy re King co Is July is isas no.
ip."min,3n, o; Iansda Is. Aur l. l9l5,. loo =
Eltc Auto LIT" Co IS. Aug /; ,s,s IN,
Hooking Val ky Col TT IS Mar / 100, as,
JACOB Pod Packing GO :. Nov Il; 1920 lGIi,
Tgc-n,, 80 I,".l'H %, - NOV u. 1923 ih"i I.
Nniina ~ Eet'S ht pee !. lt2l ...... I03s.
MAIN. DE-. - SSSnt la?l ..,...-. i6l'.
Mn"nnrH no. VALLEY Tractio, Co Z.
Suiy la2a ......;...; ..........., %
prnn,.,- r.h 'I.H'Lrl~ = March 1901 'o2n
g. 60, ~. ~. HHnlpsf - Mar 1923 1923.
S,,.i, - - - MAJ !. lH2". ...... a9i.
W.ts,,"r IN 'S' aug - 1921 ......... lo0's
Ing IS Feb l. 1920 ~ am,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-25
Georgia County Doud,

SAVANNAH, GA, July 24.-In The
Superior Court today an issue of Chat
ham county road building bonds for
S2.aOC"oO was validated bv .Iudc q
Peter w. Meldrim This is the larC-
cs: issue Of bonds for this purpose
authorized by any Georgia county
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-25
NEW YORK IKODI'CE MARKEr.

market under scattered liquidation by
lower lard and corn prlces. Outside inter.
csts were buyers the start. but turned
sellers near the close. and finally bids were
to IL points not lower. sales. COO barrels.
Prime crude. nominal: prime summer yellow
spot, 2Sl5: July. 2Se5 September. 2so5. De
c"mhcr. a -.
Spot coffee. firm: Rio No. ~. 2eN Santos
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-25
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. July 2i-3ceNes, no trading
Calves. steady; vcals. iG.0OI y %: cu!ls. u %
a lao: skim milk calves ll00Y 1900: West.
ems. l3pNI 1900 sheep and lambs. irreEu.
lar, sheep. 65nT. a5l: culls. 5.C116ol: lambs
- u li,25, culls, on9It Hoo. Hogs steady
At % 90 q 100. rouchs. n. -
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Country Produce
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK July siIC.otton goods and
cotton yarn markets today were uulcter but
burlaps advanced. Ready to- wear trading
Was active.
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

=. Seldom Taylor. trustee, to Julian Gunn
and VIE" : q. acres west line .hr"r tnOIt
Eohd .luly :" lrly. Slri0u
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

CHICAGO. July 4.-corn averaged little
In price today owing to widespread lack of
rain. The close WAS Unsettled i:C net lower
ia Nc advance. with September 1854. to 1857
and December lh6A 10 ibH".. Oats gained i.c
10 &c. In provisions the outcome varied
from ?Sc decline TO = rise OF 30 cents.
w Hen .I-E,llt