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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-21
Girls! Save Your Hair!
Make 1t Abundant!

immediately after "Ddnderine
massage. your hair takes on new.
life, lustre and wondrOus beauty, ap-
pearing twice as heavy and plentiful.
because each hair seems to fluff and
thicken. Don't let your hair stay
lifeless, colorless, plain or scraggly.
You, too, want lots Of long, strong.
beautiful hair.
A 35-cent bottle OF delightful
"Danderine" freshens your scalp,
checks dandruff and falling hair.
This stimulating beauty tonic gives
to thin, dull fading hair that youth
full brightness and abundant thick
ness-All druggists
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-21

It's a revelation % corn sufferers the
wonderful way that "Gets-It" tanishes
Corns. Spend two minutes-thats all
% apply or . drops 20 any corn or CALI
lus The pain viii stop instantly. Tn q
few seconds the corn dries right ur.
soon ii has loosened so you can peel n
or iu one complete piece. root and at.
"fSets-Tt' is sold by all druggists: :
money back on request, costs but a trife
MID by +. Lawrence & Co. Chicago.
Adv.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-05
A safety razor and stropping
device combined in one

Shopping the real secret of
shaving comfort!
Look at a razor edge under microscope and
you win see hundreds Of tiny saw teeth. More
than 1900 Of these teeth have been counted on
an ordinary safety razor blade. Shaving bends
these saw teeth out Of line, makes them
irregular. These irregular teeth catch in the
beard, pull the tiny hair follcles and scrape
the akin. That's what usually makes shaving
30 unpleasant, 50 annoying.
You don't need to put up with the discomfort
Of fast dulling blades-nor with the bother and
expense of putting in blade every 90 often.
You cab insure fresh, keen edge for every
shay ~, :. the EutoStrop Razor.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-05

s1op. In 10 seconds you have a new,
sharp, shaving edge. 500 cool, comfortable
shaves are guaranteed from every dozen
AutoStrop blades.
Don't put up any longer with the pull
and scrape Of unstropped blades. Begin
tomorrow to get the comfort of a new"
sharp, shaving edge every morning. Ask
your dealer abort /r'oStrop Razor
trial PLAZA.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-05

Built right into the frame Of the
AutoStrop Razor is a remarkable self
stropping device simple and Efficient
which renews the fine, keen edge Of the
AutoStrop blade day after day.
You don't have totake the razor apart
nor even remove the blade. Just Clip
the strop. through the razor head, and
move the razor back ard fo-'' $50 the
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-05

YOUR own particular shaving
Y difaculty-doesn't it really revert
to a dulling razor blade7
That annoying pull when the rdhor
fails to cut clearly the painful scraping
that often results when you bear down
too hard-the bother and expense Of
putting in a new blade every 50 often
all these troubles can be traced directly
to razor blade that has lost its first
keen edge.
No shaving edge can keep its original
kcenness for more than few shavcs-
not without stropping.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-05
'D|L DEARTH CRIPPLEs
| SHIPPING BOARD FLEE|
vessels Will Soon De Unable to Moi
Due to Failure OF Companies 4
to Renew Supply.
[RY Assnclat Cd prhss I w
[Ry Assnclaln,i -

WASHINGTON. Marcn i.-Failnre
the Shipping Board to SECURE bids I'd
even small proportion OF the oil f,,l
needed for its ships during the Sej
beginning April brouehtStiie suggn|
'tlon tonight that President Wiist
might be urged to invoke his wl
powers TO meet the situation. Restor]
ton OF full Federal control over tA
oil industry might be necessary,
was said.
shipping Board officials said It's fu|
situation was very serious" On urj
posals for 2i,000.g10 barrels. they
ceived today bids on ! 800 900 at nrtcl
ranging from IS TO so per cent high
than last year. Existing contracts w
and at no point has the board a n
serve supply for moro than n few dasI
Chairman Payne is expected to make
special report to President Wilson
Market conditions" was the e1
important oil producer for failure
submit fun offers. Their productid
Tor the year was already covered y
contracts. in one case with shiI
bottoms.
Oil men present at the ShippirI
Boards headuuarters, however, Ill
clared the situation could be deffuiteI
Tampico. Mex, of fields the princlr|
sources of supply. Recent Mexic:I
DEGREES restricting oil operators hal
forced the companies to exercise 81
IRENE caution in contracting for FL
ture delivery, the oil men said.
The result OF today's bids at ii
Shipping Board added to anxiety
the Navy Department. which will sel
bids on fuel oil for the lighting shiI
March II. Secretary Daniels said
would reconvene the difference vii
Var, Commerce and Interior Depar}
ments and the Shipping Board ofiicia|
TO discuss ways and means of solvij
the problem.
None OF the bids received today "
for Atlantic Coast delivery. the onI
points considered by the companies IN
ing Jacksonville, New Orleans and Cd
weston.
Proposals for Jacksonville deliveI
were at sl.50 to st.6O per barrett;
New Orleans, s1.i0 to sl55. and
Galveston. $3.50 10 s1.a4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-05
TRUST DEEDS.

United Homes Corporation to Julian w.
Tyler, r. l.. Word. trustees east line The
TERRACE e5 feet south Bacon og Roadi 6 south
Moses - Martin, Emma L. Marin e
street SIS feet. west d,wen Mt od +4xl35
Harry. Marks TO II. seldom TAYLOR, u;
Rou!evard. lis feet. south Grace street.
south "a feet by 81 feet inches: No. IlQ.
February rs 1920: s5.S3O.
Page, i. Lester TO IL, Seldom Taylor Jr.
trustee east line Third Street % feet 10
inches. south alley, south 2iN?o feet: also.
all interest In 3-foot 2-inch strip on rear
OF adjoining property. February 90. 1920:
Manuel Derdcran to James T., Timber:
feet Inches west Morris: west Is feet
AIRY -. 1920; Sl.425.
lake. trustee, south line Main street 81
inches by eos feet inches. February
The, douglas APARTMENTS Corp; to Der;
Street "a feet inches; PorIh pg nyn:. no,, III
soy, EIebrunry Il; la29; sio7E :os, ,y,,.,
to Edward $. Rose ct al. trustees. south
line Clay aoxl53 feet: No 32l2. Febru-
81, 1920. $31S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-05
BARGAIN AND SALES.

Lucy a. Crowder to Edgar p. Clements.
ley Avenue &c feet by IS feet: No 3223
fe Rrhar, e S:oi i92oi tax ss;2o: $40.
north line y Street SIS feat west TWENTY
fourth iixia5 feet February 10. 1920:
~ f. sprenkic to Ora T. wray west
aliey north 80 feet by 100 feet: liens
". G.. Patterson, Jaunlta NJ. Patterson
f,n,s, Miis) 10 larry Marks. west line
$1,000, February ~. 1920: $4,000.
II: L. Adams. Fannie Gillian Adams
(wifcl to John X. Gilbert. northwest cor
ner First Avenue and Front Street S5xI 10
NJ Z. Patterson. Juanta NJ: Patterson
to Page S. Lester. east line Third street
20 feet 10 inches. south alley, south 2ix90
feet: also strip feet inches wide on
rear Of adjoining. property ON north. Feb
fe 10 oseSh R RGfs wsst na
North Avenue ITO feet. north Home. north
5Nxl2o feet: No. 6l0: lien. $500 Feb
rnr Joseph xS5 " s2O b ins 81 n,o slS Mary BIZ
ley twifc) to Manuel Derterian south line
Main Street &c feet inches. west Morris
west 20 feet IL inch by goa feet Inches.
and 4-foot alley adjoining east. Feb
ru Wl an i e. R !aS Matte L. Roun
tree (wife) to Douglas Apnrtnients Corpo.
ration. east line Second Street 10 feet ;
inch, north Duvai. north % feet inches
by CO feet; No. So7. February Il. 1920:
chevy Chase Realty Corp. 20 W. L. Hail.
% 1920: 5000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-05
Engagements and to give musical

Ghss,ra engagements and to give musical
.Moseisy. vapoting CORPORATION, Richmond.
w: capital: maximum. 10000: minimum.
500. Officers: Thomas Is. Gay. president.
&. Fauikner. all Of kich,nond VA Object:
TO acquire letter patent No. i259266 for fuel
mixing devices for Internal combustion en-
,Amendment to charter OF Merchants and
president and +. Walker Turner. secretary.
100000 -
Awendmen. to charter of tho Greeues-
WHO Bank. Emporia. Va. ID. w. Wyche.
president. and w. 7. Harding. secretary In
sirrSanesn!nE It's capital stock from $4,000 TO
,Amendment 20 charter OF Farmers. and
Mcrchants Bank of Kt!marnock. Inc. w A.
hnbnnk. president and w. r. James. hscre-
MY; i,mcFc1sing It's capital stock from $780,
Amendnent 10 charter of Virginia Impie-
3nrE Va J. $. Wuodail. president. and viii
sam r. Bowdcr. secretary. Increasing cant
tai stock from s2O.e0 to 10000.
,EHrtihcate OF authority issued TO p T.
Coiler " Son Distributing CorpotatIon In.
Snrporatcd under the laws. OF the State OF
New dorsey. PRINCIPAL office In Virginia IL
- be located In Richmond. with William W
Crump IN charge To conduct the business
OF printers and publishers ana inanufactur-
cfS or and dealers In books.
Amendment filed by the North CaroIi,.
Mutual and Provident Association. a foreign
cSrporation. incorporat tod un,ier the laws of
purposes. H'''t 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-05
CHARTERS ISSUED.

Erwin Feldspar Corporation. Bristol. w.
Officers: l.. Fuller president. Erwin. Tenn
u. j, Grason. secretary. Erwin: Tenn: Fer
& Sells. johnson City. Tenn. and j r.
Simmonds. johnson City. Tenn. Object; TO
estate. etc. - - :. -,
tai: ma xmum. $4,000: minimum. $1,000 OF
icers: H. L. Jones presaHsynnt, , GeorgS e, a;
Norfolk Va. Object: 10 deal in stocks and
bonds and 10 organize and finance corpora
tons. PARTNERSHIPS. etc.
stanton Construction Company. Inc.
stsunton. Va; Capiiai: maximum, $4,000;
president: Charles p Lambert. secretary.
and Charles y. Thomas. all OF Stanton. Va.
Offset: general real estate and construction
business.
Premier military Band, Norfok. Va. Nom
stock corpora ton. Officers: Robert Il. Brown.
president: James II. spence. secretary: Wal
ter Waters and John s. Ssldcn. all OF Nor
folk Va Object: to conduct band and or
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-05
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

~ in M he nda d twGorn enhanced "a p!d
blizzard and to talk of far-reachlnE credit
relief for Germany. The market closed ner.
fous: y. to 3kc net higher. with May 81 ~
to SitSE. and July sl.3sE. to sissy Oats
gained q to 1c. The outcome in provisions
Even before the possible effects OF the
blizzard began to attract the general attcn-
yard slant. as a result OF assumed l.keil-
hood that receipts from on would de-
crease Subsequently. buying took on a
r much broader pr9porti2n: and there was con-
siderable misgtS1nES mat weather severity
might dcmoraHze railroads and wagon traf-
H.: additional Impetus to the upward swing
OF values came later through gossip about
furnishing help to Germany on security to
take agreed precedence of existing liens on
hcr resources. On the bulge that followed
IN i the corn market all deliveries except May
Oats tended upward with corn. but were
checked by heavy profit taking.
Although at first weak. provisions rallied
In response 10 chances of an improven e nj
IN export business. Strength of sterling was
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Real Estate and CourtNews
RELEASE DEEDS.

III r. Pollard. .Jr.. trustee to r. Floyl
TT sYs,;y,y i:otme r. Kelley twife). east linc
Street. south 23xl2o feet. February u.
~ r.. Pollard. Jr.. trustee. to W. t.
fD ont forth line Hanover Avenue l22
iicet inch. west Sycamore. west i feet
10 lnShes ~ 20 feet inches. January
Joseph c. Taylor. J. Med. wexford. trus
t oi TO AmeGco Gorrieri. Jennie Corricri
1"ilel north line Hanover Avenue 9S feet
inches. west Sycamore west 231-s fent
~ i23 feet inches. February %. 1890;
w. Il. Miller. trustee to Amedeo Cor
rieri' north HE Hanover Avenue 81 feet
VEST sycamore. west 90 IL feet by 1879
feet INCHES January %: 1920: s5.7so:.
j. -. tarDcal. trustee. to Beverly VIII
ltana. north line. Baker Street i35 feet g
inches west Hickory Street. west 2l feet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-05

Port movement:
New fork--NiddiirE. 1865: stock. 5l.Q3D.
Total today-lece!pts =. Ho6: stock. 1881. s9c
Total Tor week-Receipts ils6i5: exports.
Total for scason-Rccdpts. 5.eao.sii: e1-
oorts iis5.I s7.
NEW ORLEANS. LA. March 4.-Aftcr
showing pronounced strength during a good
Part OF the scssion today the cotton market
reacted under heavy realizing gales from the
long side and went under the level OF yes
terday'a close.
:, In. REACTION carried the marke, off until
" STOOD j. points TO - points lower than
the close % Yesterday and last prices wero
j" po,h,s oown to u points up net
Higher prices were made the opening
on the strength of Liverpool the rains in
the central and western portions OF the belt
anu the announcement by the shipping
ooarr OF a return to competitive ocean
freight rates. which was accepted ~ 4 very
fasora DIE development for cotton. Compa re d
with The system. OF liked rates which have
been III effect. Buying Increased by the
TirohS advances in the OF sterling eS-
change and by the forecast OF extremely
cold weather for tho belt. with continued
rains III the eastern division.
4fter the longs started realizing the mar
Vet d;d not absorb offerings. well. October
was the strongest month and did not go to
a net decline at any time.
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Fewer Failures In February.

FOLLOWING the usual tendency, fail
ures during February Were fewer in
number than those OF january. the
decrease being "a, and comparison with
the relatively moderator business NOR
tally Of 1919 still discloses substantial
reduction. Thus commercial defaults in
the United States last month aS'reportcd
to II. Ci Dun &c Co. numbered iOo
against>5G9 in January and G02 in Feb
ruary last year. while the liabilities of
S9.7G3,1i2. although S2.500.oD0 above
January's total, show contraction of
Sl.700,o00 from the Sii,4So.1S3 of Feb
ruary, 1912.
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ding cultures ranged a. follows:


CHIEAGO. March 4.-HoRs: 3.0O): est
saYeragc; Top. $3.50: bulk. sH.4oml5.l5: heavy.
sItWT lie: medium; sILep9fi5l5: light.
Sli.S 100; light light. Sli.a @l5t3; heavy
packing ,sows; smooth. $500 1850: rough
Si3 f0M 1890: piEs Si3.25 also.
Cattle: ii.0o0; estimated tomorrow. 1000:
firm. Beef steers. medium and heavy weight
choice and prime. sIi.35 6D16no: medium and
good: &n.G5Mli3a: common. ss65f11.60: light
weight. good and choice. sl2.60Ml5.a5: com
tic. hcifers. SIS 9l350; COWS, ST.0oap12 20;
Gamers and cutters. s+T5 I6.e 90: veal calves
Sio Is q 1675; feeder steers. $S5GDlII5; stocker
steers. s7.00f1 1905.
Sheep: HOO: estimated tomorrow, 5000:
weak. Lambs. 81 pounds down. SIZES n - 90:
cuilS and common. sHo0q1I@: ewes,
me dunn, good and choice. sl1.0OW425: culls
aud common. S6C0Ml0.15
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-05
DU POINT COMPANY ISSUES
REPORT FOR YEAR OF 1919
Figures show S25.0oO0O0 Decrcasc
since wa: Industries Ceased
In EARLY Part OF Year.
tBy Associated Press. !

WILMINGTON, DEL, March 4.-The
annual report of Il. J, du Pont de Ne
mours " CO; for the year ending De
cenner u. 1918. covering the first full
year of work since the war. made pub
he. shows net earnings OF SI1,G2o.a53
a decrease of $25.G00.iti compared
with l9lS Net sales last year agEre-
gated 05.i3T,932 The report shows
total surplus of sIl.7i1,30i. of which
SJ,l4o.al3 was added in 1911? after the
payment of S3.6i3.S22 as Il 6 per cent
dividend on tn" debenture stock and
Slo5o3,136 ms an Is per cent dividend
on the common shares.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-05
PRICES OF BEEF CUTS.
(By Swift e Company
Richmond. Va. March e. 1e3,
Snotations showing the wholesale selling
CIrPR MsREET

NEW YORK. March IA good deal more
of confidence in better prices was dispIayed
today on the curb market. although the
trading was not very active. Support was
also had some effect in this direction.
The industriais list was light In the trad
ing. but some fair price reccvcrles were re-
corded. The oils generally did not profit
as largely Yesterday. but i'm many of IN.
issues gains ranged from fractionsis to !
point. The mining shares were out in good
volume and trading was active but. there
were no features to tho market. and price
changes were Irregular.
nd slto
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
Stock.
Sales.
200 Advanee-R umley

200 Advanee-Rumley ......
800 Advance-R umlcy, pfd..
5000 Allis Chalmers $50.
Allis-Chalmers, pfd. -.
600 Alaska Gold ............
100 AM Beet Sugar. com.
5000 American Can ......
300 American Can, pfd. $500.
1900 Am. Car and Fdry. 800.
1.0OU American Cotton OIL.
1000 Ann. Hide and Lea. com.
5000 Am. Hide and Lea. pr.
1000 American Linsccd Oil. -.
1O,iO0 american Locomotive :.
S.o0O Amer. Int. Corpn.
2.lV0 Amer. Drug Synd.
1.S00 American Sugar .......
1,n0O Am. Tel. and Tel. Co..
900 Am. Tobacco. com. .....
Goo Am. Tobacco Securities.
20O Am. Writing Paper. pfd..
$500 Anaconda Copper ...
!eO Atchison
200 Atlantic Coast Line.
A. G. l.. of CT. (Balto) -.
800 Baltimore and Ohio....
1890 Bethlehem steel. Il.
100 Bethlehem Steel. $50 pfd
o3'doO baldwin locomotive.
1000 Canadian Pacific .......
400 California Petroleum. (.
200 Central Leather, com. i.
3O0 chesapeake and Ohio. -.
100 Chicago Great Western.
400 Chi. Great West, Dfd.
2a,!00 Chi. Mil. and st. Paul.
IL, 100 Chi. K. 1. and r, com. 4.
200 Chi. X. ]. and T., SO pfd.
coo Coca Cola
$500 Crucible steel Cor. com.
800 Colorado Fuel and Iron.
100 Columbia GRAPHIC.
1880 Corn Products. com. :.
1900 Distillers
l.lo0 Cuba Cane Sugar.
500 Freeport Texas ........
9oo Erie. LIST Dfd ...........
1880 General Motors .,......
f.2e0 Goodrich. com. .........
1000 Great. Northern. pfd. -.
LOO Great North. Ore Gifts.
Illinois Central
3.Soo Inter Nickel
loo Inspiration Copper $3.50.
1900 int. Mcr. Mar. com. 80.
$500 Int. Mcr. Mar. pfd. -.
$500 Int. Paper, com.
Int. Paper. pfd.. stamped
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-05
Juryman Ends Ills Life.

TOMBSTONE. ARIZ., March As
Burnett: a juryman in the trial
Harry f. Wootton. charged with k
mapping in connection with the .Bist
at his ranch. nine miles northeast1
CORTLAND last night, according to =
formation reaching the county att,
ney's Office today. Ia
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plnn sIcxIcnn rrndc Tr;p

MENICO CITY, March 4.-Decision
to organize q great trade excursion TO
the United States and to open as soon
as possible an annual exposition for
cotton goods in this city. was reached
by the Federation of Mexican Cham
bers of Commerce in session here yes
terday 1t was also decided to inau-
gurate special moving picture SER
vice for the purpose OF exhibiting
technical and commercial films
throughout lie IInitol StntcS
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LONDON: March 4.-The weekly statement
OF the Bank of England shows the foilowini.
PETERSBURG PEANUT nIAREEr.

Reported by Rodgers, Plummer < Co. Inc !
SPANISH. IPpetersburG Va. March I. 1890
and unsettled. No sales reported
vi Hl5RGiNlAS: Farmers stock Market quiel
sHELLED AND RECLAIMED. Market
quiet.
Wholesale
Fancy Jumbo. 14Hc per H.
Fancy handpicked llhc per ID.
Extras. 1oc per Id.
Extra large Virginia ,shelled 1skc per ID.
30. ] Virginia shelied. lSc per ID
No. l Spanish shelied, lsisc per Id.
NO. Spanish shclled. Ice per lib.
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Norris Accepts Federal Reserve POST.
WASHINGTON. March i.--George w.
Norris ANNOUNCED today that he. would
accept the governorshp OF the Phiia-
dclphia Federal Reserve Bank. and
would resign from the farm loan board
April l. His successor on the board
and his successor as farm loan COM
missioner tho chief officer Of the board
Will be appOinteh by President WILSON
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...fu.eu 10 s,nx S.n4s.ea

RALEIGH. y. G., March 4.--Gover-
nor Beckett this afternoon declined to
interfere with the carrying out of the
death Sentences OF Joe and Gardner
comn,v Iast ycor of hs nrr
Riley Easter. and they will be exc
cuted ut the State Prison here tomor-
row morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-05

r isg; stock s.os5; Reih firm: sales COS: re
ii. $500: - No i u NV. sis,s;. / H. 'l'7';
line 5ac aS5s, ~ Ella; March tru5pen,
shipments, sos: stock. 4247. Rosin firm (:
ss;.is. quote: b. $500: D. e. F. c. II! I,
HE; Nc K siIf @ no N. :l775als@o: N
DRY GOODS.
NEW YORK. March 4.IEot.on goods and
s inns were auiet today; with small conces-
and silk goods We're quiet. Bu-Iaps con
m"usd 10y Mems wear AMI d..ss gods
FINANCIAL
Liberty bonda ;od MsrS Gsrs 4Ena Brisss OF
1919; second fs $40: first AIS. al.9s: second
us; % third 4As y.;4o: fourth SIS soii:
victory S2s. sI4s: Victory ass. eT.Ii.
ou hoSD2 2Sne2 Mars? rs 10! ! c Iysr sid
Snort and three months bills 5Si per cent.
LONDON: March 4-The weekly statement
OF me Bank OF England shows he following
Total reserve decreased $4,000 pounds
GtrGrlation increased. 462o 900 pounds
Bullion increased 3l5sla3 pounds.
9thhr securities Increased i.ee7 0pO mounds
public deposits increased 5.1lI.Ol0 hounds
Notes reserve decreased l.is2G5O pounds
pounds. '-''-'Vr'
The proportion Of the bank's reserve 10
iaoi!ity this week is 1916 per cent: last
week ii was 1T.o2 per cent. Rate OF discount
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Bnnk Socks More Unnitn,.

WASHINGTON, March 4.-The First
National Bank OF Wytheville. Va, has
applied TO the Comptroller of the Cur
rency for permission TO Increase its
capital stock from $4,000 to 100000.
says statement from the Treasury
Department..
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Wholesale Quotations on Exchange.
Richmond March 4 1901
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.

{Richmond Union Stock Yards. ]
Remarks: There wRs a fair run OF
hero this week. Prices wero about
on all classes. prospccts fair. M N;
Strictly good steers. l,1oo Lbs,
.lrsIra shoiso heavy y = steers s;st;; =
Medium, TO good staers. 100 d.
cemAS@S Z. sSs msd iliss stse s;..s sa Is =! 3