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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-04

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-04

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their .IrsElrHss II z9lP na--v II LIE mex
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-04
POTATOES

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s. n the rriEnluE Tzrure 1rr puzArrr~
a lae Fur- Fa1rnela MARKETS nrwz-
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-04

NEW Y0R1 MARKET
-ss',-7ss II -hs Gays 5sz4Inu IN Al
rns --sacirc Stocks

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-04

C-sErnrnfrEc.R- hg,-tiRv nlis I'd hanks
a.4.H
Commercial ft4l-Efs-- fIlftE a.41E 6H-
Irlf7an z =ftL. g.Rtalts 24rI.
E-zEsJr.s demand Ssa2 E.nsilhx SgIss.
Sxi-lar -llES- fIFsIuuDn az Cables
G-ssA
Eza1zllifz-s sIszYTHn1 3its-- czt1lEs SD4a3.
Lire demand a.ssA. gasl4ss 3-tSz-
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-04
Bargains
In Trucks

We nzse fvw Il Tam TIM ana g.
Tan Asgn-gradr on-arss TRACKS,. crrn-
5ssts wfrs EznE. sssE-rsr generzfuss
znd fiSssts- ~silIrn we ~iil Sal ~ aezl-
ssS' srscss - -ssuus Hsep wall sn-
anzsar - -a&e nr-cisrs Far -,une ma
-c.anex- lsnnrza Commissions AZ
ar-ss Day aassrr Cumnzrs. lnr. It'd
Ar.sinrtun Strssr. Ers1nr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-04

5BETun. THE- &
EETF-S-hplue EEf5u3s cattle -. 70 10
ET--EE-Exz,Ess 5sE a Bf1s GrS1s q
a ID
g-ExE-TzSf- II --AssA1 ril1ase ~ % III
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T7T4gfT- Es-SgfrgnE ySs1EnsrE 1keE-sh.
SACKS sEsl4,EaHl Si1ns-S Ell zH.,T-
standard S;saG $50.
EA-Na 1zrnnftTv s6f1aH
N--SaranE 70 n
NA-S-FTs4nr.y- ~ pHunflE BF 70 g.
EzgAz E-M EstS1uIn agnr,isE 1.sssE
7EswATBES-AzxaaK .Diaf1 ...-5 TIs-
90 pEF1TDfiE an track sweets ..s.sSsi u ..sisn
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sAa-A7nHs1Ea -uEE- lEftnEfr'v
,TslxfrfsS nEsFrE IN z4,H-fKsr-xa sitFrz less
r,ssr csHz5t 1xr cash
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-04

A-L4sEsEn Asfte- q
Reluctance ~ exsstur Interests RI 1Ei-
lBw zZzsv nffrzEIlne IN IarzcHs aauflssEi Eo1-
sfEr ~ rsft-gsE h1.lsiEn Rrgifr- unrpE.-T TIE
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yu'sy-1s5Eg1E EitssA EsEs u st1sHsk,E ssf ~
n - rerT1N
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-04
Virginia Plzns Warm
We1cnme far Pfez-eserf
Fl Hrs. Harding Taday

G2d Rnznf Euufm-- Va. 1sr- @-TSr-
Esran YAH erszzns q nr-anE welusrzns ze
rhe Eruntmf-es4xn anr Mrs EnrzlsnE
m rhesr zxszrze 1rrnsu-nw .znn Eznx-
ma Rsum r1se xasne zns.v hama hss~ r-xsn
I'm mnGznzIzsp FnMzaes- until -ts<w'
isxsG sna On Dunr1mlfm fxu Waz1ziue~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-04

To srEl ssah srzrs Ene eHfeR. EaD.
Chrese- znz 1r=xzes rnuft-y en- anza-
rrstzEsnr M sirss iine 5ir1cS - --3zii9s
ln Ma8ne- Mznr mzr enrlnEsH sn
nun-crnfFirrsnp Ena- IN answsssnu
slrfsine 1.s-r;trsy tinstx- sinss ssw su5a
anr arw af+nn szils are msoA
References Requires. Airr1w G. - -
care OF kennrsrr scErrzi.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-04

Statesmen zna AQanrK =
SA--IaS A8az-NT --p represent 4rissussta
manufacturers 81 -I1Tg-sEeas anu sN4--xf-
gen xKzlEylS@ EzIgsxtf.tilE NJ E1lp pre-
5s.s-TssSls FIRST C1EssS 7IfgtDags11Hn IN -lI-ET
ElErsvs reEct LEssss'Es Lzssr-1R1T g-vEE. -z4z-
tssncHs 1ssssFuErE.n. AeiETl@E J. & a.
zsssst t2iszFAGfzvzE-- Nssw Nfrik I1Ts-
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4sns51lnn sEg,fn 4Er exqs,1sncen T1l1zl
tszrTl1Ezlsxsnu tf2sslS CA-L1sTiAf-1 NByFE.s-
II III. I..294 Eac-t 81. 1t-ls2IgiEsl slIEIl..
Pa
SALES Il Ez11I-Tyhlz4.s 1--we wires 4zr
ssfnExa rENrlE II Axz71ss View tztaETlif
anH N=a-uta11 "a c--2 au tfIw Enatis
n.-adH- Szslb II s4fsH wsssk esE4szilT
rri1Etk br sfIIFl1 E-tsrz IIlsTz4f.f.s1 -1EEf-Il-
nEs sEses2Iri aun references E'Hzs tE1i'stsL
! saaYu1u-nE Yard Measure ca 80 "
ZaeE-s'ufsI-a. c,lll;AEn-
s4A1z Il IL 5-9S--Stw yFN.sn1xta gasoline
zzI1lk tAE1p EIlHsss Ia. IL c1srE PREVENTS
WASTE Guarantees - s-s sEzTtIE. T4ssFz
paeizE1 size S1-4-t'e stEl-1F cas- h1-
elusive rEf--7TKrry GfgSzEr ME ia.
AAntIEI-SxH asluE-- E-larEEa
A. TIVE 2s,caE-l1zs 10 EgsID-
Tfsz1z-1iln lss.t..zlfls 11 me unique EDu
rntEsz asssrIzHl uET.Tr's eng L 4 1lI'E'-
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controlled 1F rs. G5ssE4zlng llVGs1 Ii
S-A pssr gIxT 1zsr sazs.ksrntfYa tzi11szr-l-
mann CREATED lttrnIcnn- II yEtE tHlTuu1
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LnE 24E.ll'sssszsz-s'sfss Esn 3 sinking slE2Tl
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F>--aH s SnaLE Daz-f-t,Ef1 81. &-hlLR-sEt
III
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-04

a.irurnuaiiss Fur Safe

--l11T n NJ lft.f TSlr lille IA
-zU a- " = --uuF 1Ei- giIT-T1IfrrE If
sTsz- ua-lus Nz.IERGE Il1zliaE:k
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1g.eT + gFt~0 L-res z&IS T:aEfi asasE'
s-~HE F'--ar suE-Zrgsse RE IA
Es---l--.Ilic1-l s.1liauII1ur. Ga-d 1zrsss En
sal F5s==.z- lnr sETz-1a 1Sz4 franklin
g-II- franklin zoarwnE 7a2H
lAaI-rDla- 81 cuIr1nE l. L Mn
z sA1G-ft=s' -.sal 2AA-I
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~ -EsusJs --ITn GIEEsztls-si asfrrAr- s.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-04
WANTED 10 BUY
Furnished
COTTAGE
ON cCE1CErFErcN-EE

ON BESSEE-CN-EE
@ust ne SO =au sst N ny zuturnrriIs
anr hane sssrr-ur iiusT-k- ny ne wsherz
g czn ae ~,sr-r Far iigtTrx. ana sruEs
he Gaear Trr :zEn. NO aSertK
essse a.Ef tHr-ns in first as--sr. Ar-
ss-8 &C" ezrs III ksnnenar suurasl.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-04

"" : mrs Money Market
1-,-,. Ssrw EizrsE, DAG. :.
E-,y~,,-.,. = i-siilisit 5TzEss-- LIEN.
"'--asr alIiE =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-04
LIVE STOCK

LIVE STOCK
@u-zsk- cz4-ae- Nasrriss q
Calf = Eagzs7ss1z4a Ayrshire l1uIl.
EnnilIh a1a- a 4 Waf'usE1Ira. fiI1iz1Rau-
c. SEss-s-rwa- .lue Jersey, 1alt tsllts--a-
sfy = a -1lGl'st-.1- L -. tssa-,5fnHn
12ElGT 1zSEs SI-E1sz Ea-Ana harmless. z.
= =ts1Ellltsl - 8GnEng st
FL t2>sI1-zaEz-y wuGz4 sBlna. PRIME
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lzs-Irttilltf,-
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1'EfiAeE. ana wnrEE- 3Ex Ia z a
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. l-lu TaA@gS Eau with lIHfTlHSE 4
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1ztaEsss1zS-& Il stand Ils8- gSilsr-s-
sf't4 4r1aEs-'s- Glss' . E---lr-rv- gx--S- 4
I = @slLs- ? q y LnI1zgEfl- Tai Eaaa-
fltsIl
F3Eas-E5ss lzstrilrsz. Al ages, III bargain
{7fat'sts- 4slksrlt wanting pIEs tsilfuln
5lsJtk HIS s-1g1E ever Z L zx-itsx-
E-Fsl.aat, & r ID. L Augusta
EsaEz-E ;sl1ss grad 8ss,azstlIIrg.s v1s.ssiss
niu. AMY EI1Zls EiznHLletll 0Ak-
4HIEis. saFTgIiiieE.
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D.
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f1-LIer Iz4l 2ssA-ld
-l'SNS--f iuEz,8dtn-s. u arp 15il Lbs ssa<rn
tsne flll-- .Isss7sss- oaw. new -l3aufl. ; yg,s.
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1+2E.zI EnG VIII lse sEild IL genuine Engsa
1Z1Ei4as- n =. -4iisG-utI1. A1lgZEia- Ts.4.
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AtA11is2-. - Winthrop IL Ted =.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-04
MERCHANDISE

AT-aciss <-sr SaiH 81
CALLING (ALl-1es-T't4e lbs.ssz J1r-szsa5s-Ir
- a ~s-ia1zTs or 1z2Eaa Is = package
q ttE8zzl Iz1-Ilir t.anItw--fT-EsE .g.r--IlTlE
t:S-'Cgs- -aG- fgsJ uuz- 1sErEs5 TlIlsE-- <li-
nEr ngE 1ET Christmas lSEsas "
lzfNs=silH- ElE1ETni5Ell- 4AEI-.lss
EaDE W1zzSA Ei2s--Ar : Itar-t- n
g aul4i<r AinsFE:sa a EEssi auxJSIrn 11r u
EEIIE-4 DI.ip+ HI = l1l.slu RT-3s. ca
TAEIZ8 A3LL Tss-ssal51xtlE fFIr
Nurse niEni1EsIz sHa pen pulxli1 Esn-
3JzITlu Lsl1llsegn ca. LsRHisfgtn. 8a4.
5A1zz;-Ana sl1uwslIttssS Nell rnhas
1aa4izH sst,isstt-auns nuw 4pr Christmas
j L CaEun ca
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-04

lzzliTlE zwEY Read classification - OF
me WsEuT Ad SeH-lnn E-ld 1sle-lr1uns
a TssllR2llE. E-zCi--IEa u CHI 1aT rour
trunk
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-04

Cr-ryned 1Rsiv 1r
MAINE 57CxEaGGE COMPANY
- F-uur 81 RRrA. fsnune SD
gsgs Wafer Ct. A-E2sER.
Enun. 1Rag-zHzq
-iu-HxpEEndsn1s II
Elmer n. BRIGHT q Co.
Msaut,s,s 81 New Eurk znr 3cuRu1
Stg,cK ExcnRngs
a--exrs Msre Sasssne
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-04

Eut7l-1sssx ciuunr-.lnltsas =
q z d \ q F-F7 Izr-ilzs5ilanEs n nam r3nn
1naE-uE ftusN EauI rzsEEfIlAtalk.
e1Ngta iJlE1nEsEs JgTTpu--Ll1n-T7- Z n.
Fowler 81 a E1Er 81
gElS-r II a.S-r-F7eRsgfn 4kr sfsIIlg
aI1Hr EnzInEsss- -uuuZre ia MAsk4-
sIzasEl E3HI}pN14lZ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-04

Ran, "a TSS-AEssIals 1lit4s2e $isB wss4tis-
x EfAt-1nE ansasls E1r 1z.Ez SAILING
G-ugdy'a.hT -E-nEgsR-E- Ellnaraits If u,s-
usys waiting S--ab Ell huI1- 1SIr Egsz-se
EzTDE. We deliver anu esa13s.srT- sEzrlsis.
-SssIEst 1rz>E- WIFE IkIsi1T 51fr ssEanrsv
Ezan1EsaE- Mic "a dfnA E5{sslSt ear
E3fiE.- KANSAS CRY No
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-04

-azzsL-sS TsS-ESrzw managers nlv nj US
Make SSH ID S-z43h ws4z.tlzE- THOUSANDS
are 1SaaE L A-14s Esarsrl lsgEYnpAzIg.
1llnIrzA. X Z
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-04

Nan laE EEgnN 1 N-Saaas-v SEE 1aig
Line. Tssc 81 nlsazr syiigf,e me sailing
gl1k4,zl-zIEsssQ AgfsftrT x waE-Ss *
pfs1fs11fE uITIlE-sfssssEsExrT 1EtTiE4
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-29

and structural material as well as oil field goods The market rules easy.
 Despite the higher costs of working materials to furnaces, operators have some doubt if pig iron can hold to US present stiff selling basis. Coke Is talk ing a softenlng tone, although the mar ket is steady at this time. Prodnctton is nearing normal and shipments are un- usually active.
 Buyers are not so pressing for dellv- cry, but shortage is pronounced.
 -, he large agencies have not changed their prices and little is being done at shading quotations in the open trade
 Following an easy trend through the week. tin recovered materially lately and advanced 2 cents a pound on improved feeling attributed to sharp advance or a ,pr oximately e7 a ton in London ana higher exchange levels. Late reports from England indicate that the strike and international depression Is not so severe.
 While the leading lead interests held firmly to recent quotations. with no ton mage available for August or Septem- Der. the open trade fell close to 50 points during the week~to the level of the pro ducers prices, owing to exceptionally heavy arrivals of foreign lead. Zinc is strong but not active The market holds firm owing to extreme shortage of nearby delivery. as well as fo curtaned output Some producer found it necessary become buyers 10 cover delivery obligations.
 Antimonv buyers are active and de- mand is good, but the price remains uh- changed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-29
New York Futures cv As.o.,at.I pr.e.
Cotton & Grain Exchange
New York, August 2S.--Cotton fu- tnres rane ad AS folloWs today:
New Orleans Cotton

New Orleans. August 2S.-Heavy rains in Texas caused alarm for the crop of that state and started a heavy move
 ment on the opening of the cotton mar
 ket today which still was in evidence on the close. Highest prices came in the last few minutes of the day. when the active months were 106 tc 130 points over
 the close of yesterday. Last prices were at gains of 100 to 120 points. October traded up to B. 55c and March to 2620c
 Private reports claimed that the rains
 had lasted two to three days in many
 localities, and points in important coun-
 ties stated that deterioration had been severe. Fear that the rains would eX-
 tend to the eastern belt was increased
 by the forecast of generally showery
 weather for all states east of the Mis-
 sissippi river and it resulted in impor- tant buying for long account late in the session. Bullsh traders plainly were taking hold because. they expected the new week to open on further unfaVor- able weather and crop accounts. More general expectations of a bulusn August condition report next Wednesday caused more or less buying. especially of covers by shorts. The demand was insistent practically throughout the ses-
 sion Heaviest buying came on the heel
 of reports of too much rain in both Okla homa and Arkansas.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-29
TUSCUMBIA

Tuscumbia, August 2s.-fSpecial)-- In connection with the construction of Wilson dam there has been a camp opened seven miles from this city near what is known as Pride station, and is officially known as Pluck Island" The island is better known as Seven Mile Island It is as pretty place as one would care to see. the scenery being of an especially attractive nature and there is quite bit of history in con nection with it-and will have a greater record by the time the year of 1920 comes to a close.
 According to an old settlers story the Cherokee chieftains named this island because of a great number of deer that in years past were wont to roam unmolested in the great forest, except by the Indians who caught them in great numbers because of the prolific crop. Later 1t was named by the white settlers as Seven Mile Island to distin- guish It from the others. The Indian
 1 name, however. Is more familiar to the
 average resident of this county and to
 others who have visited this historic place, and it will likely go down in his tory In Iaeference to the other appela- tions given it.
 The station referred to--Pride-is a part of the old Pride plantation--a vast estate that has been in the possession of the one family for a generation. The beautiful old place is now mod ernized as far as possible. It lis yet the home of one of the old families and 1 is occupied by a descendant of the Pride family. The plantation is most extensive and part of it is just three quarters of mile from the new gov ernment plant opposite the island. One or the screening plants is always in operation and the other will soon be completed. large deposit of sand and gravel was found at this place, the exact location of which, by river. is nine miles below the bridge spanning the Tennessee at this place and Flor enee, considered fifteen miles by river from the dam. It is also on the South ern railroad.
 At the present time the camp is com tposed of several bunk houses. a large mess hall and provisions to suppIv commissary needs. Later on. as soon as it is possible to do so. recreation hall will be built, but this is by no means necessity, for the men stationed there are the most contented to be found anywherei After working hours they enjoy all kinds of rural sports and al ready have record in Wish" stories. which they claim to be true beyond any sh adow of doubt.
 splendid system of sewage and sanitation is already installed in the island camp and everything possible will be done to make it reach the mod : ern standard Of government camps tho first consideration of which is the health and contentment of its people. 4 distinguished visitor in the person of Congressman R. J. Wilson of Louisi- ana came here today to be the guest of Congressman Ed Alnon of this dis
 trict and to make an Inspection of the Muscle Shoals and the great work be- ing done there by the federal govern ment. Congressman Wilson said tfse farmers of his state were interested bl the operation of the big nitrate plant here for 0he purpose of manufacturing
 fertilizerA
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-29
BUYING MOVEMENT WAS MORE GENERAL TN COTTON MARKET
At the Close the General List Was Strong at a Net Advance of SS to 137
 Points
By AsseeIatst Press

New York. August 2s.-The buying movement became decidedly more gen eral and aggressive in the cotton mar ket today. Continued wet weather in the south. accompanied by numerous complaints of crop deterioration, seemed to be causing more general ner- vousness over the outlook and local brokers reported fresh buying as well as further covering of short accounts. October contracts sold up to 29.S5c, making an advance of 152 points from the closing price of Friday and of over cents per pound from the low records of last Tuesday. That delivery closed at 29.7oc, with the general market closing strong. at net advance of Ss to 1S7 points.
 The market was firm from the start. No improvement was reported In the goods markets at home or abroad, and the weekend statistics were considered bearish. These features, however, led to nothing more than some scattered realizing by recent buyers for a reac- ton, and the offerings were retiily absorbed. The feeling appeared to be that the crop had started to deteriorate during the past two weeks, and the prospect for continued wet weather in the belt over Sunday led to apprehen- sions that the falling off would be rapid. Wall sIeet and western houses were particularly heavy buyers, the rumor being that they were turning bullish on the market as we'll as cover ing short sales. and the advance late in the morning was excited stop orders were uncovered, with active months generally selling 10SA to l52 points above last nights closing figures. De cember touched 27.95c and January 2T 20c. with the close a the best point of the morning on most positions Sales of print cloths in the Fall River market for the week were estimated at only S0.000 pieces and increased mill curtailment was reported. The amount of cotton on shipboard was placed al sS.629 bales, against 111,195 last year
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-29
PUT ONE OVER AHSENT MEMBERS
 LIVESTOCK EXCHANGE
Bond Trading Was Fairly
 Active, But Featureless, \ With Better Tone for Domestic Issues
By AssncIafhd Presa

 New York. August 2s.-Bears tried to ! take advantage today of the absence of E Ia large number of traders by raidng some lof the more volatile stocks, espe-
 cially those comprising the steel, equip- ment, oil and other popular issues. TheiF efforts were successful for a ] time. Republic Steel being the center of ! Itheir objective at a precipttate decline ot *almos1 points Related shares were de- Epresseh l to points, but rallied bris1ly in thu later dealings, Republic making Virtually full recovery. Elsexhere in the list trading was light 5 and srfunctory, although rails, notably #the dividend payers retained all of their recent firmness with some of the more stable industrials. A steady tone ruled at thtH close.
 News of the day had little relation to ! the movement of stocks. Commercial I agencies dwelt on hopes of trade revivaI, and foreign exchange was aagin reac- tionarH. although rates on Paris were better probably in consequence of the report that gold is coming from France as partal payment toward the Anglo & French loan.
 The Eclearing house statement fulfilled general expectations, in that actual re- ! serves make up the greater part of last week'a heavy losses, althoughi actual 1 loans and discounts expended by slightly more than $41 600, GOO. Trading in. bonds was fairly active I but feAtureless. better tone ruling for most domestic issues including the Lin- J erty gFoup with steadiness to foreign ! flottaiAns.
 Total sales amounted to sss25,oo0. Old United States 2s were 14 per cent 4 higher on call for the week. others un- changtH.