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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01
JUNE BANK CLEAR|NCs
SHOW GAIN OVER 1878
Figures Arc in Excess OF S15.-
00O,O0O-Comparativc Report
Shows Slight Decrease.


Bank clcarings last month gained
more than s15.000.0Oo over the clear
,ngs Tor July, 1919. according to ng-
Clcarlng.Ilo Association of tich-
mond: Exact figures for the month
s5ss s57iS3 lo, a. as e1mpared With
For tho week the cicarings wcrc
sas.S39,oi?; Il slight decrease as com
pared with tho corresponding week
or 1919. which were S43.749,a7T.
Following Is tho weekly statement
Of tho Richmond Federal RESERVE
Rcxourccs
Gold coin and certincatcs,$ 24o2.OOo
Goid settlement fund-F.
Gold with foreign agencies S.4GS'S00
Total gold held by banks %, oo2 0oo
Gold with Federal reserve
Gold redemption fund. - s,0SG,ooo
Total gold reserves. 49,, 72.C4s,ooO
Legal tender notes, silver,
etc. 10000
Total reserves ......, 72.sO2.ooo
BillS discounted - secured
by Hovcrncmnt war OBJ
ihsationS 42.429,00o
Biiis dlscOunted--;ill others G2,0S0.0oo
Bllt' bought in open mar
kct 5.5Ss.ooo
Total bills on hand. .-.}11O.097.O0O
Z. 5. government bonds. l,233.OOO
L. > certificates OF in
d"htedness .........-. 12.eGo.o0o
Total earning assets ...sl2a,5oO.ooo
ltank premises ...... l,O79,OoO
Cncolicctcd ms and
other deductions from
gross deposits ;.......: 5e.535,ooo
per cent redemption fund
AGAINST +. Il. bank notes 461. 900
All other rcsources... 277OOO
Total resources $3.50. 7a5. 900
Chpital paid in ......S 4.SI6.o0o
surplus observation-disclosures. S,0G7,000
Total capital .....-..$ I2.o43.ooo
Government deposits 49,. $4,000
Due TO mcmbers-rcscrve
accounts :......... 57.772.ooo
i.EE'crrcu hEalianii!ty items tQ,S91 goo
AL other deposits. includ-
lorcl'S government
credits .........-....-.. 10000
T. Total gross deposits ...,1Oo.s7s.o 900
r. II notes in actual cir
+. II. bank notes in actual
oircuiation-net liability 1o,i55.ooO
All oSher liabilities $500. 1,2f9.000
Total liabilities $3.50, 7a5. 600
fedcrnI Hcserrc Notes Outstanding
>, and In Actunl Circulation.
+, y. notes outstanding. iI3I. 4sl 900
II. r. notes held By bank. G.2GS,Ooo
J.. r. Notes In actual cir
cu!ation .....Sl25213
Total amount OF bills dis
counted and bought for
the week ending July 30.
,, 1920 ~. 51.s57.ooo
Due l.. ;. treasurer by
member dcpos itary
CONTINGENT liability on i'f'''0'0
5il!s rcdiscountcd or cold c3133.oOo
contingent liability on
bills purchased for for
eiSn corrcspondents... $4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01

ss.ATTbNTloN. HOME SEEKERS.
Splsndid Groom hot-air- heated house.
tsoiock r. broad Street. at bargain.
S7-room house. 40 block y. Thirty
"a street. ut Very reasonable price.
I'm. modern house. Grove Ave, west
fthe Boulevard: sli.e3O.
sS ,s 7-room house In Highland Park:
hot-air-hca;cd house In Bar
t$HeiThts. lot Goa!+s: ss.2l9.
sod io-rOom house in Fairmoun,: $50.
L. It. BRANCH.
sSa North Ninth Street. Room :.
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FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS :
TOTAL $6,O32,769,OOO
Combined Resources and Liabilities
m Twelve institutfOnS on July
30 Arc Announced.

o iWciSc Institutions on July
30 Are Announced.
WASHINGTON. July Si.-Combincd
resources and liabilities Of the
twelve Federal reserve banks at the
close OF business July 30 wcrc an
nounced today as follows:
Gold and gold certih-
Gold settlement fund. +.
4. Board ......- 2S9,3s9.Doc
Gold with foreign agcn-
cicS .----- 111,531, 900
Total gold held by
Gold with +. II. reserve ''''O'''0V0
agents ............- 1,153.7l2.0oO
Cola redemption fund l4S.S33.oOo
Total gold reserves ..1i,977.704,0 600
Legal tender notes. sill
yer. etc. .......... 15o.oss. 900
Total reserves 49,. .12.l2S.G4o.
Bills discounted: secured
by government war
obligations ........ 1.AI.017,oo0
Bills bought in open
market ---..--... s45.so5,oo
Total bills on hand $685.. 935, 900
.. $. government bonds 26,7Sl 600
U. S. Victory notes -. $4,000
L. >: certificates OF In
debtedness $3.50 2ss.e2o. 900
Total earning assets --S3.l62,3l5,o 900
Tank premises .--..-.. 14.2S9.00O
Unsolicited items and
OF her deductions
from gross deposits 711,0T4.0o0
Five per cent redcmp-
ton fund against l.
II bank notes - 12.es4.ooo
All other resources ----- 3,7G7.0 900
Total resources =. .so.os2. 7ce, 900
Liabilities.
noi1 in
Surplus ....-........- 16i,745,00O
Government deposits -. 12,lG7.000
Due to members. reserve
account 49,. 1.sos.156.ooo
+ erred availability
items 5a6.Gso.ooo
other deposits including
foreign government
credits ..-...--.... 51.2se,ooo
Total gross deposits ..s2.4oS. 100000
IL. r. notes in actual
circulation ..;...... s.12o.1ss.ooo
+. r. bank notes In cir
culation, net liabil-
ity -: .:......-- 1s2,1es, 900
All other liabilities -. 52,1S4,0O0
Total liabilities st, o32. 76s. 600
Ratio of total reserves to not de-
post and l.. II. note liabilities com
bincd 44.2 per cent
Ratio -of gold reserves to T.. r
notes in actual circulation after let
ting aside 80 per cent against net
deposit liabilities 49.2 per cent
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Houses for Salc

EDGE. y. J.--Twins Cozy
BIG rooms each side: improvements:
t&E plot. lS2NiSS feet: near station, easy
6FNuGnE n. l.. City: dandy garden veEe-
'sSss; tr9it ready 10 pick. III ElEecomDe
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses for Snlc

HARRISON STREET. SOUTD-Good brick
dwelling OF large rooms. > large halls
ana bath. gas This home has been re-
p1pcrcu throughout and YOU can got I'm
neulatc Possession. Owner viii consider
Sou5 building lot. automobile or lAbertr
bonds rs hrSt payment and arrange balance
IN easy monthly iusiallmcnts. This is an
excellent Investment See Charles y,
Kushrmnnd. sole agent. ltoom ~. Allison
B.dE. SO3iy +. Main
highland pARkiNew stucco residence
OF rooms. no; water heat, electricity
and gas. large gas range. French doors and
w!nuows. double back porch. lot ,galio. on
.lt ing immediate possessions Price.
500 Easy terms. See Charles r. Ruenr .
;mnni. Room u. Allison Bldg. 1854, T.
HIGHLAND Park grocery store. well 10
CHigd Price, $3.50; includes land.
HMlulhE. stock. Immediate possession.
Business established 5 wears Terms can
be arranged. See Chas T. RuchrmumI
Hoom 80 Nilsson building. SOS /: East
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HIGHLAND PARK.

Sovsn-room fratno; large lot: every
cohFehienSe except heat. y nice home
var FAsN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01

THIRTY aurcs. house steven rooms OUT
houses. on r7gi !oai half mile from
station s3.tJJ. .r snd!a neiy h DO Ri God.
Mrile 20 y ). I.caNe- GIen Allen. va
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sEzL Estate FOR SALE
Earns md Land for Sale S3

aoHt2S FOR sale by owner; zoo open.
tvhuon and Srass. rest Pine and oak
~ Ior boss and sheep: barn 30xGO.
~ toundation: good siS-room house:
Sttulcs from depot linain line q. IL OF
~ nnO churCh. D. miles from Char
9xillo; 81 miles Rrhmond; fine stock
|s&J1ns farm: price, $4,000: terms.
"a Sasns rest 10 suit. Address Owner
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.4UCTIONS-LEGALS
Legal Notices

INTHI NOTICES 81
NoTltE-puc IL paving and CONSEQUENT,
clnS,nc %: street by The city. thereby
GpeT,ns ~ iiGEfniias. Station Of ,he $, a.
August IS. 1929. J.. IL Gouldcr. Agent.
WATKINS CorTK k:Ll.--'rhe annual meet
ing OF the Stockholders OF the Watkins
Cettrcn Company vii. be held in the Of
nee of the company. fourteenth and Dock
streets. Richmond, Va. August 10,
Sec 'rr1z ''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01

FOR SAI.f.-MoIern suburban home
Phone Boulevard 425S-W.
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CHAS. e. LOEHR CO..
INC,
3O1 Mutual Building.

i i-i.i-- ~ III. newly papercd Groom
hil't dwelling On Harrison Stree, I'm
tl're,"Lc ptSs'sS.pn ana eagy terms EulIJ-
Tag GOT, Liberty bonds or tutarnob!le ma
go ma Il. hlehrmund. Room a. !Alii.
.5i I1n-!G.hE ap3 IL East Main Street
WILL L.pCATED, BRICK DWELLING q,
for iSSni ha'h. p,,orliiy i6catSd
o.h 9%th nfEcl street within minutes walk
9t ."p.,y'' .ErfY ,r"asonablc terms can lie
see Charles q. HuchrInund Room - hi.
son -E.lE.. sl5i1 T. Main.
$500 buys newly papcrcd sis-rnoyn 61,,,.o
on Marshall Street Garage in rsar
n ~ rs h!h cars Easy terms Soc Cha.
y, EushrTnund. NooDi ~. Allison Bu.!tins
wv IL EaS, Main street. 80
TELErilOHE Kanloiph / and ,.Ii !.
vo Tine n DispS,ch Want Ad TaEer what
Dlrtc I'D that will quickly Y.t good IN
ASH about the reduced rates for Ionc-
uHse insertions VI Times Dispatch Want
nns. ----.------
that tells all, tho facts sbou, The nra.
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seven rooms. irst-CIIss condition: %
catCd on good Avenue near park Easy
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Holy Trinity Episcopa.
Church

Morning Prayer and sermon, l
~ NJ. Rev. William S. Schacklcttc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-01

$50. oh s"ou avenue near PARK. Easy
IS North Eighth Street;
h Sln 5o,l sell az once, this s;rie;iy moi
Bart cash SsiSmce on HSs sas s'' , arms. oS o
t E;oyd ;Arenus. ives; o:. Boulevard See
niGs. Sla,4 (. MINI! Main s.. "''ah H. Allison
HOME FOR S.ALE--It you want to buy
Properly Sa, and WS 81 wsii-!S%a;sd
IMs.!inE with deep !oi and garage ad.
Sc See us = a. calm < 60. J. S %GT;n
HOMES ONE. new. SUBURBAN homes. modern in
-cNs.S- rcS2Gct. Madison 5tSSs-J.
IL YOU now have tirsi ,neTic,ro a.,
an all Mes ne; as see 2s VIM YOU
nuns. Room 20. Allison building SJSt, i.
JACKSON ,wARD-Thfee frame houses :
!ai. condition; always rented: IS rsr
Gs e. bass i'rice. $500. Owner. Box
MODERN WEST END HOME: Of 5 rooms.
ve 5Sn hoi Ss,is heat ana Al other
hgF See Charles + Hushr:naad. Sf Room
MOSS SIDE Awe! s!it-ro1ai s:ucca.
hot ,' water beat Possession Scpte;abst
See Chas, i, SI; 49, , Han aTrange terms.
son 1AGlldlns. sos l-2 East Main Stree
NEW brick home OF rooms. Tile h,,6
M NJ. EMS Tas. gas range. located n,
aN,me1t and Balance like rent. See Ch.,s
= isnshF!Hnhc. room a. Allison S!Ig SJJi,
NORIli RiciiMOND--Bc autIfui home
. :HwueFn IN every Respect; price. ksVco
SI.1.S San ." ARRANGED. Sec J. How. ri
800; .G"''"rH; VIII George l5rv. Williams Mai.
Park AvHnue---Dci uchcd. . rooms cIcC-
'Fie lights, hot water heat. Price. $500
ana modern Price. $500. ''''-'s
romDa.dy s,rcet--N!a. room. ,-,,,.
modern Psicc. $500 DITCH
era Allen r,i Avenne@siS rooms. brick: mod
bo meadow low, strSet-Seyen rooms. brick: no
~ Hanover Si,6 Ayenuc-EIgh, rooms. brick
49, 'o'u 'e''aF' Price. sI.7So.
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Total capital
Government deposits
Que to IncmberS-rcscryc
accounts
Deferred availability items
All other dcpos Its. includ-
ing foreign banks and
% i'S IA government
credits
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Suburban for Sale

FAIR OAkS--For saIe, lots AVID seven
room cottage at Fair OAKS; hve acres
in cultivation. with good barn: will he
sold cheap II taken IN Is days II.
LEGACY. Box % E0Gi. 3 Richmond Va.
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Total gross deposits :.
T.. X notes in actual cir
cuiation
+. Il. bank notes in actual
oircuiation-uet liability
All other liabilities
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Total resources 49,.

Capital paid in .......
surplus -.
q Government deposits >.
Due to members, reserve
account ............
D c ferre d availability
items .
other deposits including
foreign government
credits .
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S4,750.00.

Stewart Street, good To-
ion, 6 rooms, bath,
=, electric lights, good
cches; eXtra-large lot. A
cgain can be had in this.
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Total liabilities IS
Federal Kcscrvr Notes d,
and Ia Actual CIrcuin
=. -. notes outstanding. 5
II. *. notes held By bank.
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Real Estate for Exchange SO

!"yT--WAHtcG, 10 trade u beautiful So
i1ot lot ~ Colonial Face near West
hampton. al! ready FOR building: for 4
can ENuGOlpn 1901
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Total earning assets -
Bank premises
Unsolicited items and
OF her deductions
from gross deposits
Five per cent rcdcmp-
ton fund against T.
II bank notes -.
All other resources 49,.
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Total earning assets ...$l2:
Hank premises
Cncolicctcd II C ms and
other deductions from
gross deposits 6.
per cent redemption fund
against j.. II. bank notes
All other resources.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-01-23

February 7th, on the S. S. Saxonia. Mrs.
Fox was formerly Miss Rose Hartzberg
of this city.
DR.. S. NJ Deinard left Wednesday for
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-01-23
LOCAL NEWS---MINNEAPOLIS II

reach this office preesdg Friday
o pHplTe aUne Annex eRn gag Anepois virus s ' Inc
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-01-23
MINNEAPOLIS.
With the Travellers.

Mr.. and Mrs. William We'll left Sun
day for New York. They will be gone
about two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Zalkind, and son
Jerome, 1712 Park avenue, left Thurs
day to spend the winter in California.
Miss Stella Dick, Fremont avenue
south, left last week for New York. She
will be gone several months.
Miss Rebecca Michaels Of Aldrich ave-
nue. south, left Monday for New York
City.
Mrs. Max Chapsky is leaving Sunday
for a visit with her mother and sister
in Chicago.
Miss Rosebud Feurst who has been
the guest of Miss Constance Moss has
left for her home in Chicago.
Mrs. J. Ascheim will be the guest of
her daughter, Mrs. J. Kantrowitz, for
an indefinite stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Cohen and daugh-
tiers, left Friday for an extended trip to
the coast. They will visit Seattle, San
Francisco, and other cities enroute:.
Miss Rose Eisenberg, 814 Logan ave-
nue. north, left Sunday for Boston to be
the guest of her brother and sister, DR..
and Mrs. David Eisenberg. En- route she
will visit in New York City, and will re-
turn in about three weeks.
Mrs. L. S. Frisch and daughter Flor
ence who have been the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. S. Lenske, 1915 Knox avenue
north, left Thursday for their home in
Chisholm, MINI.
Mrs. A. Haskell of Clark, South Da-
kota. is the guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. B. Lifson, 922 Fremont avenue
north.
Miss Inez Hymes of 1915 Fourth ave-
nue. south, left Tuesday for the East on
a buying trip for the new Fields" store.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Hoffman, BOG Oak
Lake avenue north, left Thursday for
New York where they will attend the
wedding of their brother, S. Hoffman.
On their return trip they will visit in
Milwaukee and Chicago. They will be
gone six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. Griver Of Hansboro,
North Dakota, are the guests of Dr. lis
kin, 1900 Plymouth avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Schneider left
Tuesday on ten weeks to the West.
They will visit Seattle, Portland, San
Francisco, Los Angeles, and will return
by way of Salt Lake City.
Mr.. and Mrs l. Rosenbloom, 538 Girard
avenue north, have as their guest Mr..
Geo. jacobson of Dubuque, Iowa.
Miss Fania Kanter, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. Kanter, now attending the
Benjamin Dean School in New York City
was among those present at the conven-
tion of Intercollegiate Menorah Associa-
ton. Miss Kanter was also a member of
Miss Henrietta FOLDS party at the con-
vention of intercollegiate Zionist Asso-
citation held recently at Boston.
M, and Mrs n Eoy of RuffaIo Neu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09
New York Produce Market

New York, Oct. s.
FLOCR-Steady; winter straightS
e75 61G25
WHEAT-Spot easy; 40. red and
No. hard 222 spot j track New
York, and No. mixed Durum 21l t +
to arrive.
oATs-spot easy; No. white 60.
CORN-Spot easy; No. yellow ll4i
and No. mixed 1129 j New York
10-days shipment.
Other articles unchanged.
SCGAR-Raw unsettled; centrifugal
nominal; refined quiet at II cents for
fine gEanulated The market for sugar
futures was more active today and
prices were firmer. closing at 80 TO so
points lower under scattered liquida-
ton brought about by the decline in
the spot market. but there was a good
demand from shorts and some buying
by trade interests. Said.to be the TAX
ing in of hedges. and prices advanced
sharply. closing at about the best
level of the day.
BETTER-steady; receipts ssso9
tubs: creamery higher than extras 81 q
64I: extra 90 score S3a6Sl: first IS to
81 score SOL 462l; packing stock cur
rent make No. l $50 39.. =
EGGS-Steady; receipts 1899
cases: fresh gathered extra firsts 66G
6s; do. first 62qs5; state. Pa. and
nearby western bennery whites firsts
to extra SIG 100; do. brown extra rs a
So: do gathered brown and mixed COL
crs first to extra 62G79.
p0TATOES--Firm: Maine $50 lbs
cABBAGEs-steady. unchanged.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09

Other deterrents to constructive eff
fort were offered by board room gos-
sip and general advices, which were
confrmatory for the most Eart of
further retroactive movement in the
more important channels of trade and
industry.
Rails ignored the reactionary trend
for i time. but fell back IN the latter
part of the session when the cheaper
tranSportations were under renewed
attack, Texas d Pacific making a new
low record for the current Period.
The few gains OF the day were OF
negative character Sears Roebuch. for
example recovering part of its recent
loss on semi official denial of the pro-
posed reduction of the dividend with
nominal gains in affiliated and miscel-
lanedus issues. Sales amounted to
go COO shares.
Exchange on London -gis a its high
est quotation OF the week and the
Italian rate also mad further recovery
from its low record of few days
ago. other remittances showing 10
material alteration.
All classes of bonds, foreign and
domestic. including Liberties were in
clined to ease Slightn. total sales.
par value. aggregated fl5.S5a.0ha. Old
l.. S. bonds on call were unchanged.
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BELGRADE

Drew T. Harthorn of Coburn CLASH
cal Institute will give an illustrated
lecture on the State of Maine. Oct IL
at the Grange Hall. The entertain
ment is under the auspices of the High
School.
Frances L. Minot, Bates %. is sub
shutting at Belgrade High School for
Mrs. Una Shattuck. who is out of
town for the week.
Mrs. f. P. Nick issick was the week
end guest of Mrs. Mary Tracy of Mt
Vernon. who accompanied her upon
her return TO her home.
G. May Parcher of Lewiston, who
has been passing several weeks at the
Stuart has gone to Leeds for a brief
visit.
r. G. Cakes was in town visiting
school several days this week
Raymond and Floyd Yeaton left Sun
day in their auto. on a two weeks
hunting trip through Northern Maine
and Canada
Gladys Strong Of Portland has been
the recent guest of Miss Mildred Thing
at her home in town.
Kenneth Bartlett, Bates "a, was at
his home in town over the weekend
Herbert and Alice Sanborn. B. H. S.
'ls, now of Boothbay Harbor, have
been admitted to the Freshman class of
Bates College.
Miss FRANCES Minot is taking the
place of the assistant teacher at the
High school, Mrs. Shaddock being
away on visit for few days
Mrs. Susie Clark and two children,
who have been visiting relatives al
Pennington, Emblem and Bingham,
have returned home.
Harold Webster and John Wadleigh
NADIA.
Charles Webster and Mrs. John Wad-
leigh and Masters Harold and Howard,
have been attending the Boynton reun-
ion at Bingham, Sunday. Oct. 8.
c. d. Stevens of Augusta was at his
farm, Tuesday, Oct. 5.
NORTH-Mr. and Mrs. Willard X.
Stevens of North Belgrade announce
the engagement of their daughter. Mar
ion +. Thompson TO Morrell B. Kicker.
CT Monmouth. the wedding to take
place the latter part Of the present
month.
George Huff Of Oakland is visiting
his sister, Mrs. Herbert Alexander, for
time.
Miss Emma Stevens has gone to Gar
diner for the next two weeks to assist
in the family of Henry Richards.
Friends of Mrs. George Stoddard Of
South Belgrade will regret to learn Of
her illness at the Augusta General Hos
pital, where she is receiving surgical
treatment for her arm which was
broken in an automobile accident in
Amesbury. Mass, in July.
Mrs. Mary Wallace. Mrs. Carrie AL
exander. Mrs. Elmina Bickford and
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Dun's Report

New York, Oct, s. Duns' tomorrow
WHY say
Price considerations still dominate
the commercial situation and remain
the underlying cause of the continued
hesitation and repression of business.
Belief that the downward price re
action has not Yet been completed
despite the rapidity and extent of the
movement in some primary channels
impels many buyers to persist in their
poiiN of waiting. and there has con
sequently not been the usual seasonal
increase of activities this autumn.
knowledge that the years crops are
abundant makes for a confident long
range view of the future. but the prob
lens of the present readjustment pc
Rod are of immediate concern TO
many interests and are not without
disturbing effect in various quarters
The nine months failures. although
comparing fayorably in number With
those of many years prior to 1919.
plainly reflect the changed conditions
prevailing. and other evidence is not
lacking that the weak spots are stead
ily coming to the surface after an era
Of unWholesome imitation.
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Chicago Cattle Market

ADICdBt. 'tl. 9.
CATTL Receipts COCO; best beef
steers steady to strong: top 1850: best
good and choice l550M 1900. gras
kinds mostly sb6a 40; she stock
steady to shade easier: bulk cows sou
Q1025: Gamers 4O0@ i25; bologna
bulls steady. ga 675; calves steady
choice VealerS mostly 1900 a / TOO:
heavy and medium 65Gd 1850; stochers
and feeders weak; common and me
dunn westerns s50M 1000: steady; bet
ter grades ll00N 1875; stronger.
HOGS-Receipts $4,000; mostly 10
cents to 25 cents higher than yesteT-
days average. closing strong; top
bulk light and butchers $500 1906
bulk packing sows 1925 1850; pigs
80 to 10 cents higher: bulk desirable
kinds 1869 1900.
steady: western held over at 1900: top
best natives 1925: bulk 1850 1900;
sheep strong; top ewes soc: bulk 52o q
SIS; feeders steady; best feeder lambs
1909
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09
BELFAST

About 100 members Of the Belfast
Chamber of Commerce went to
Searsmont, Thursday night, and
We're highly entertained by the COM
munity. The ladies served an excel
lent chicken supper. EX- Mayor John
Dunton acted as POSTMASTER. fine
speeches being made by Mayor Wes-
colt. Mayor William keene. B. l.
Davis, president of the Chamber of
Commerce. and DIR. E. L. West After
the supper social hour was enjoyed,
followed by dancing. Music was fur
nished by Sanfords Orchestra of
Liberty