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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20
CHARTERS ISSUED

Colonial Motor BUS line Inc. Alex
andria. MaN!mum, $25,0"o; minimum,
$4,000. Leonard =. Sh.ads. president:
William NJ Garman. sccrctary: Mil
dred l.. Davis Rupert NJ. Much and
Joseph Morrow, AL Of Alexandria
To operate trucks and automobiles
for, the nansportation of passengers
and freight.
Ansclino Mining Corporation. Rich
mcEd MAXIMUM, S2,rUc,o0c. Leo IL.
Blanche. president. Essex Fans, y. j.;
stenhens' New York," X y. TO mine
and deal in minerals OF al kinds.
NorioiE Mfk IT"asnGIfrs To-G i!>r;,
5000 -. G, Coleman, president,
Norfolk; Thomas W. Thrasher. see
retary Norfolk. Frank J.. Portiock.
South Norfolk: l.. Il. Thrashcr, Nor
folk, and l.. j. l}irtch!rd. Norfolk.
To establish operate and conduct a
cooperative milk and dairy products
delivery system
The Electric Light and Power Com
pany. .! Remington Maximum,
$4,000. y. J.. Iord, president. Fem
inEtOn; G. W. Hoffman, secretary,
Cmlncpcr; r. u Ashhy Remington;
W. w. ShackcifcrG. f.iEwood, and j..
G.. Miller. Bennington. TO furnish
electric current for the tOwn OF Rem
ington.
Reynolds. Inc, Richmond. W. NJ.
Reynolds, president. aul :. w. Hat
ton, secretary. Increasing its capt.
tai stock from s25.000 10 $lCo.uO0 and
enlarging its purposes
The Remington Milling Company
Remington Na%imun, $50. 900. y l..
Hord, president, Remington. g. W
Hoffman. secretary. Culpepcr. ana T.
II. Ashhy. remington. To mauutac-
turc and deal in flour meal. feed, etc.
and conduct general milling busi-
ness.
Martinsburc Sales Corp. Richmond
f.1 inn :. 81
myer, president: James 4. kirkmycr
secretary; George &. I;irkmycr and
w. Clarence Calls, all of Richmond
General automobile, garage ana &C
cessory business
Pontifex Drug Corr Norfolk
Maximum, 500 shares; minimum nity
shares OF stock. J. l.. ii. Joyce. prcsi.
dent: ". a. Waterneld. secretary. ant
W. i. Serey, all OF Norfolk. To manu-.
facturc and deal in drugs ana chcmi.
calls.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20
j0BBERS REPORT MARKET
IS RECOVERING RAPIDLY
since january I. All Agree business
IIns IUprOved-Concern,S ont
puts Sold for Months.
lIOnthS,
hrom Wall street Journal.


cotton goods manufacturers and
jophers report marked squirt In
business since the first of the year
ana many mills have their produce
hon sold several months ahead.
An Official OF Armory, Browne &
No.' COTTON goods manufacturers. saws
"h'icipaticls Of improved business
"ur'hs hrst part of year have been
more than realized. and recovery Is
no" no Longer hope but an ac-
complishcd fact.
During the las: three weeks we
nave done the largest business In the
history Of the house" he saws. All
our mills are operating fun time
one particularly encouraging feo-
~. u lhh' the huying is not spccu-
a,.Nc' hut tor early delivery End to
No, immediate needs. 1t also is
@r Class OF trade. We have orders
a'"ii large and small concerns aiike
TTniu from all parts of the country
I,n.i,,ia even evidence that ex.ort
ness ~ beg inning TO pick up"
husi.e, 49,, iorden ~ Sons report the
and say AL their co,ton mil. u.s.
oper"t'hS full time. Good orders
! "'v coming in from all sections or his
II,',"t.Ir,d iy' even as far Wcst as the
'Ioast, and the South shows
''"HS OF improvements
IN" OF the officials OF Clanin,s To-,
o"eIS ana converters. says the new
go mas brought a distinct improve
Ha .rr' ia business. although 1t is still
80. -, rom normal. The fact that
year difficult 40"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20
100000 TONS COAL
PRODUCED IN ALBERTA
Canadian Province Shows Great Rec
ord for Lust Srnr-AN Previous
IIccords Shattered.

CALGARY. ALTA. Feb. l9.-Six and
a half million tons OF coal We're pro
duccd by the mines OF Alberta last
year shatterins all previous records,
nScording TO the report Of the Pro-
Nlhcial Mines Branch. This is nm
Ing year. ~ ''e"
SHIPMENTS to eastern ana w.s,cr,
markets were much greater il, 80
So tSdter Manitoba taking 5i7 2So
IONS ana British Columbia los .g0
.ohs. while lu.GSS tons went 10 On
tarlo points. ~ '"-
The mines. which lie among tina
ui"ih trunk Pacific Railway Tor 49,.
ilust part, worked more mrn f",.
iorhh vr hours last fall than ever he.
.'ttS IN thcIr history. with min. AMI
rhiiroad troubles Ia the Cni;ad S,, ~
mere seemed for a viii" n,,.,''H..
I y, coal famine This dubious ,,v,e
;:""h increased Canadian miniu. und
bcIicEed this greater arfit'i,.
~ he permanent as nearby No.
20 IIt ready 10 absorb all the com
D"nhu!ai miners can produce. '''
i'h Increased production in A.
| 1orta ana other districts lie ;,nnnr,
IInuI.h VIII hc materially r.l,',.t
HG'i i i'tE me next two or tire. y,n,s
80 me rom estimates nov avail
az ia, dhada bought approSimntnjy
/ jT't,'VII'y"V worth of coal from ~.
H'Huunt was S5o.CQa. COS. ana j., az, az
II "hs STi.32ig3l :" '''S
| 80! production figures fnr I..,
!,"F ere not yet available Nm, -
I IA, AI'Nt'd 10 materially .x...b :, =
! 49, 'b' oil IL. 500 GOO tom. '
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20

jurcd Hy an automobile. what is the
first thing to do?
should secure assistance ana get
the injured one 10 the ncarcs, hos
pita1 as quickly as possible.
:. Should you ever throw stone
at an automobile or other vehicle
and why?
| should never throw a stone or
0lher missile al any vehicle. because
] might hur, some one, or damage
me vihicic. or cause the driver TO
rose control. which might result in an
accident. and for the reason that II
Is against the law. No good boy or
girl would he guilty of such conduct
= SHOULD you look after younger
children in crossing streets. and why?
should assist younger children in
crossing the street because they can
not think aS quickly as can. and may
not realize the danger which threat
ems them.
10. What should you not do II you
see AN automobile or other vehicle
unattended standing on the street?
| should not touch it or move any
even go near II. | might release "A
brake or start the engine or do some
thing else that would 10 da magc ana
reason that IL is against the law.
IL. Why should YOU select side
streets not freaucntel by automobiles
and other vehicles on which to play?
i'''''NSt ~ Is tuuIil safer imam play
ing on a street where many auto
mobiles and other vehicles are pass
ing.
IL. When playing on a street and
YOU see an automobile or other We
h!clc approaching, what should you
do?
| should step to the side of the
street or TO the pavement until the
vehicle has passed
ID. should you stand on the side
walk close to the street when vehi-
Clcs are passing close TO the curb or
should YOU ever stand close TO any
vehicle when it is passing you?
No. because ii is very dangerous
should get as far away as possible
from any passing vehicle.
u. should you ever use roller
skates. coasters. or other similar con-
triNanccs on the streets:
Never. because they are always
dangerous. particularly on the streets
ircquentcd by automobiles and other
vehicles. for the reason that I can
nor perfectly control my movements
ana. therefore, am continually Liable
to be severely injured or killed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20
BANK CLEAR|NGs SHOW
INCREASE OF s3,18s,788
weeks Clcarings Total Sf5.D59, 55G
here. Compared With $685.
582, 55f Inst Ecnr.

sank clearings for the week inst
closed as reported by the Clearing
House Association show total of
Sa'.s99.556,io. which is an increase of
S3'lS9.TSSGG over the previous week
fhe total for the same week last yenr
WAS s6G,5G253I5i.
me statement of the Federal re-
serve bank for the week ending Fri
resources of S275.619. 900. to which is
lnclnued gold reserve OF S9l.O52
vpo; ne total amount OF bills bought
anu discounted for the week Was
S56.o0O,o00. The statement.
Resources.
Gold coin and certificates 4,OiG. 600
Gold settlement fund.-
r. board. ........... 27.395.oOO
Ioiai gold held by bank. s 3l.4ll,O0O
Gold with Federal reserve
agent Observation-Disclosures. 52.7S4. a0o
Hoia redemption fund. 6.S57.000
Total gold reserves. 1882. 900
Legal tender notes. silver.
etc. ................... G.2s7.oOO
Total reserves ......s 97.33?.O0O
Bills discount ed-secured
by government obliga.
tions ............. 50.s2a.oO0
Bills dscounted-;ill other 57.i6e.N0O
Bills boush: in open mar
kct 1909. 900
Total bills on hand . .$ll2.3O3. 600
T.. s. government bonds 1928 900
L. :. certificates OF in
debtcdness .......... i2.262. 900
Total earning assets. sl25.79S 900
Bank premises ........ i.i9S. 900
Uncoliected items and
other deductions from
gross deposits . i9.S16.000
Five per cent redemption
fund against +. X. bank
notes ............... G0l.OOt
in transi; ....... l6o.O00
All other resources. .... 100000
Total resources ...... S215GIg. 900
Liabilities.
Capital paid in. I,305."o0
Surplus Observation-Disclosures. ln.5Cl 900
Total capital ....s l5.S66.oo0
Government deposits 80. l,b95."0O
Due TO members
accounts ............. 3s,3rb.ooD
eferred availability
All other deposits incimd-
ing foreign banks and
tore Ign government
credits .....-..... iNt""'
Total gross deposits s ??.6Go, 900
+. II. notes in actual circu-
r II bank notes in circu-
iation--nct liability 49,. @.63A.obl
All other liabilities l,l73.0Oo
Total liabilities s275.6Is 900
Federal Reserve Notes.
H. r. notes outstanding. SlJ5.5nN.hoo
f.. II. notes held hy banks G.l63,o0o
+. r. notes in actual cir
culation ......y .Sl i'.' i'.p""
Total amount of bills dis
counte: and bought for
the week ending. Fcbrn-
AIRY Is. 1921 ........ 56.Ooo.oOo
Due L. s. Treasurer py
M m or depositary
banks .-.......'. f'i'''"o'
CONTINGENT liability ON
bills purchased for for
cign correspondents. iSi.p"'
Ratio of total reserve TO
net don't. and It. Il. note
liabilities combined .... iS.sS
Ratio of reserves TO +. u.
notes after setting as!-:.
81 ner cent against de-
npSltS ""''F
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20
BRITAIN HAS NEW TRADE
PLAN TO RELIEVE EUROPE
Delegation Headed by Sir Charles
Sykes Probes Possibilities OF
Free Haibot of Copenhagen.
WOULD RELIEVE IDLENEss
Establishment of System That
Would hseopcn Trade Outlets and
Amelioratc the Want OF Eastern
Europe Is Projected.

MOON. Feb. Important
cation OF British business men. in
Sindins Sir Charles Sykes and Sir
vestiga;ing the possibilities of n free
hnrbor Of Copenhagen AS center
for scheme OF trade by barter in
the Baltic provinces and other coun-
tries.
As a result OF their visit TO Dem
mark they look forward to stabs
iishingI = system which will reopen
trade outlets and so relieve the want
of Eastern Europe and unemployment
at home.
Without this. they declare. .perma-
ncnt peace can never he assured. FOR
peace will not come by. political chan
nels alone, but primarily ~ trade
Members Of the delegation state
THAT the problem OF Unemployment
scandinavia Itself and trade is be-
coming staGnnn;, nwi..r to lack Of
confidence and the inability OF
Eurnre 10 purchase goods.
While the nations Of Western
Europe are comparatively prosperous
ana goods are piling NJ in stock. the
parts OF, Contra! i:urope are in rags
and without the bare ncccss!;ics OF
LIE. The normal channels of trade
,nd exchange OF goods have broken
ever nave SURPLUS crops, AMI a!i have
something which they could not
utilize economically themselves. II
ts these goods which should he cX-
No barter scheme possible without
large seal" organization. the security
cf Conenhagen would give. and the
rcorgahisat ion Of the transport. fuel
and credit facilities Of Europe
rs Il result of the proposals which
hagen. imDortaut NEGOTIATIONS arc
now taking place in London.
On ne subject OF reopering trade
with RiSSia. SIR Charles Sykes state,
that That question had been carefully
gone into, and in his view. trad.
ag.cement or no trade agreement. no
s sn trade was nos.sibic from
Extraordinarily Dead"
certain amount % trade is talk
ing place toda%."., he added. "bn, Rus
cNcnanre for goods. for she has been
rendered economically dead by her
T nHI, of goyernment; Rolshevist
and OF the $4,000. 600 Boishcvist gold
which has been sold abroad not a
third has been used FOR the purchase
Tor the equipment OF the Red Army
necessary TO maintain the t'ommunity
power. The bulk 81 this expenditure
mas been for khal;i cloth. ard ccr,aiu
transport material.
The Soviet clearing house in Co.
pchhaEcn. which was established by
NJ krassin Jointly with business mc,
Tor the purpose OF utilizing the Rol
shcvist gold as a credit for trade, ha $
broken down, owing mainly 20 tho
TACT that the bulk OF the gold has
been utilized for propaganda purposes
and to the lack OF commodities In
RUSSIA which can be exported. We
cannot look for trade in tina: dircc
ton. ami must concentrate on the
rest ~ the Baltic Provinces and East
nrn f.uropc, where. however, bad con-
ditic2s may he, they are infinitely
more hopeful than IN Russia
The delegation further Expressed
!he view that the system OF trading
by barter must he put into operation
without delay II II is 20 be OF any
practical service
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20

NEW YORK. Feb. l9.--On slight
~ larger and more var!cd scale Of
operations inc inaLcia' market this
Of siS hi" " 'S Course neTiSf
i'riccS tended Enthusiastically down
ward.
additional ,leflation Of the princi-
o. business reimbursement. cxtensio
OF wage contraction ana the smaller
earnings Of transportation lines
played their several parts In the
further depreciation Of securities
Latest surveys by qualified authori-
lies confirm The general impression
that financial. commercial and Indus
tria! movements are SLOWLY progress
ing towards normal conditions hut
IN conservative banking circles the
dominant note is one of extreme
SPECULATION, Heavincss of oil, steel
and kindred shares was Of piece
with the more obvious conditions in
those industries. Indications OF an
! open market for fabricated steel sub
sided the recent cuts by Independent
producers evidently having failed to
stimulate increased demand.
Special stocks, particularly ship
Tered severely at the hands of pro-
fessional shorts. whose operations.
plainly denoted that unfavorablc de-
yelopments affecting the financial
! status of those issues are impending
Investors and others having less
claim on the money market viewed
Win man crcNce the comparative
ease OF call money. while merchants
and holders of 'gilt-edged collateral
| We're unable TO negotiate loans be-
You'd the shorter maturities.
british. French and other important
remittanccs were governed TO an un-
| wontcd extent by the many shifts
am .,ii changes reported in connection
| with the approaching conference be-
| tween the allies and their former
enemies in London. StabiIizng in
il .iIs,ces We're contributed by the
| Chilean s2i00000O loan. and n pro-
posed underwriting for Saopaulo.
| brazil. by group of British, Dutch
| and American bankers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20
CONGRESS ENDS SHIPPING
BOARD INVESTIGATIONS
Secretary Payne. Former Chairman,
iS Last Nun to he Examined
I'm Probe.
Try Associated Pr-ss.1

Ivy Associated lr-eS.
WASHINGTON. Feb. l-.--Congres-
Sional investigation of the Shipping
Hoard ended today with the exam
ination Of Secretary Payne. former
chairman of the board. by the special
House committee. a report on the re-
suits OF the inquiry, which has con
tinued internationally for eighteen
months. will he submitted TO the
House before March 4.
tee that when he became chairman OF
the board after tho war he found
accounts in bad shape and that he
caused The dismissal OF severa. of
hcials and abolished several bureaus
me Secretary Of the Interior also
criticized the provision Of the mcr-
chant marine act, creating a board
of seven members. y single cxccu-
tive. he argued, should he placed in
control TIE provision directing the
Pres fdcnt to abolish commercial trca-
tics also was attacked.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20
80 PER CENT or TOBACCO
STILL HELD BY FARMERS
l$cragc Price of Bright Product
y Increases From S21.3I to
Il S25.O5 in Month.
EoINER ISSUES HIS REPORT
Figures Complied by State Depart
mcnt of Agriculture Show Price
tSof Dark Weed Jumps From $500
l;to S10.t6 i'm Ono Months Time.


AT the present time SO per cent of
The total tobacco crop raised by Viz
p;nia farmers las, ye,r &c s,u, no;r,,
,,,,
uee'i coHip''e" oE George W. No'hef'
commissioner Oh Nsr'Sui'ure OF me
s'"'e Vi MS 'hl' "tse "s"rcs are
"aSf" on '"c tni'c" state" govern
inehl estimate OF me crop which ~
l','''V,ooV pouhos' ana SHOWS 'ha'
iu'ts 'V'i'"''' Pou"ue OF TOBACCO are
SIN !" '"c "''''oS 81 me producers
'"s eo''i"'tS 10 "''' II per ce"t
~ ms ''''' vi '''c H'"r j" i'-V an"
~ ''''' o'' '"' '''Si'"'"''N ""'c
!" 4 Statement So"ctrh'h me To-
o"''' s''"'''o"' ''''i'i'' Hs'o'''' N''"eF
say.
~ t'''s ,'' '''"''''
''p'' 'SN -
"oUsFS i'' VI S"t '"".'SNo' ''c'u"I"s
s'"''' - -"'V'
pe' wv P'"' ""' 'op''v"'
800 "S '1'''i'"' "''' 'o
,'"' $50 ''' 90 ~
" % "'
49,
6
go
-
-.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20
THIS LIKE TO HAVE BEEN
AN INTERNATIONAL COURT
Greek FILES Suit In Court of mn irish
Justice Against n Chinese
IuII "A rx mi n m
Try International News service.l

[ y international news SerNlce.l
MARTINS FERRY. OHIO. Feb. -
Talking about nm international court,
one is in operation here.
of Justice OF the Peace Thomas Coync.
an 1rishman. against Chinese
laundryman.
The Greek alleged that $40 bundle
OF laundry which he left at the China
mans was lost.
Fortunately. both the Greek and the
Chinaman can speak enough English
to make themselves understood.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20
Dye 0utput I,r,.

c.iLIa1 TeT"an dyc output now ~.
ing Ia ', 49, o. pre-. war times. accord
b"rations Commission roIo, a. -
pf"duc.d during January rsii,,, nE's
aic az l9.Oo9 tons. or $50 10. ' $50.
sn ,rn m, me ;V.r"se monthly out,ui No.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20
WOMAN SCHOOL, TEACHER
KILLS TREACHEROUS BEAR
11irtntIously- incJinrd Animal Falls
to Make lii When Farading
Around Institution.
IBy IntGruatiOual Ncyys S,rvIre

n EIDy IIINtTIINIIJT4"I .NtWS 0tTNICt.I
CHICO. CAL. Feb. "a airta.
tiously- inclined cinnamon bear failed
10 make hit when he parahcd
around the little red school, house Of
Seia! valley. S.Skiyou County pre-
Westlein, 10. MISS WcStiein organ
lied "a hunting party. traced bI,uin 10
his lair and killed him with q shc,
f,oor OF Miss Wcsticin's home here as
a handsome rug.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20
PrcdIct Dcftcr E,rhonr. No.,

heIglum may waive priority claims
~. ..'oo opo.oO1 francs gold from Ger
rfhhce and Great Britain is assured,
according to Paris copyright dis-
patches In the New York Herald. pre-
aictions are being made that the rate
or exchange OF Belgian franc VIII
reach TO 81 against 10 to 81 at
present 're,.r 4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20
FOR RENT.
AT AUCTION

TiiCRSDAY. FEBRUARY 2ITu
on TIE Premises at 1870 =. N.
RAIN or shine. the j. 4 Nieb,nn Ia,
2oNi feet, and two-story brick
1n9.,i,i ,s. SOME. with haae,nent on
, mitnorhe Avenue. South BOSTON. Va.
very valuable property. situated only
~ fect from two banks. and is s,iit
h ,.,i Tor bank or any good. clean
~ So remember the day.
Hate ana hour and attend this sale
an ,he owner is in bad health. he
SEYMOUR LAND co.
sales MFRS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20
MONDAY, FEB. 81. 1921.
(Salc Commences at 10 ~. NJ. Sharp>
the following propertv.

inc borrowing property:
Bay Mare. weight 1850 pounds o,o
years, sound and In fine condi,inn.
nay Mare. weight 100 pounds ave-
years, sound and in fine conditin5.
Sorrel Mare, weight 800 nn,,nIs
age years. sound and heomt',.
Say Ftlly. weight 1900 pounds 20
- months. sound and extra nicas
high grade Holstein Cows dmo
treshen February and March -
years old and in fine condition. ~
large Holstein Cow, wears u,,,,i
freshen February or MarcS.'s t Mii
stein yearling neifers; rs nice vn,,nf,
Hens. 200 bushels Corn. 5 IONS IIiu ns
tons Hay, I Mower C;iemnnr"
Grain Drill. Gang Piow. Sill y
ploW, ! Disc Harrow, | heovv 5ItM a,i,y
wagon. set Double Wagon Harna. r,
. sets Chair Harness. 6 Horsn Eai.
lars. 1 Carriage and Double Ha Soi
Double Trees. Forks, Sbosajan
Woven-Wire Stretcher, Two "a .,,r
Corn Planter. Corn-Stalk cmttos
One Horse Grain Drill, / Disc f'nIu>
yator, | Six-ShoveI CultiSn,oE ~ uiti
Corn Listers. 2 Walking Piows
Three Horse Harrow, g Ona H.
Cultivators. Feed Gutter T wa
ROW Corn Gutter, 1 Lime SbreaS..rt
! Manure Spreader. / Light TWn,
Horse Wagon. Single Buggy Gin
Scraper, Carriage Pole and Iight
Wagon Pole, | Onc-Horse Inrrnx,s
S0-gallon Refrigerator Milk cav
i5-gallon Spigot Milk Can. 49,,
Ion, Plain Milk Can, / Sickle Gringdar
and Emery Stone, 1 Single Rmeev
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20
NJextco Lease, Iconipment'

Francisco Perez, National Director
of the Mexican Railways, announces
the government has leased railway
valued at $500. 900 pesos. About
thirty-five engines md 200 tank cars
form part OF rolling stock leased,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20
White Isirrhnn, sim 49,,

flh"nc:al condition OF IN. shi,,II,,,
OF ~ Inyta i%' hermit rccondi,ionine
r. 49, u. N'h'htn ~ present Aduir,1
henson has said. No biJs 1e n ,,
Nessei are under consieeratIon' 'he
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20
FEDERAL. RESERVE BANK
FILES WEEKLY REPORT
twelve Regional Hanks show Total
Resources Amounting To
H5.S3i.O.i 900.
fBy Associated Press. ]

tBy Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. Feb. l9.-Thc con-
d!tlon Of the twelve Federal reserve
ranks at the close of business Friday.
February Is follows:
Resources.
Geld and gold certii-
Cold settlement FUND;
Federal Reserve Board all,Iol'Voo
Total gold held by 20, 20. mo-
Gold With Federal re-,
serve agents 1850 54G. 600
Gold redemption fund. 1897 o"h
Total gold reserves. .s2,l32.G52,cO
Legal tender notes. sill
yer, etc. ........' --o'"ae'"V"
Total reserves ...... .S2.352,990.OOO
Bills discounted. secured
by United St>S"s gov
eminent obligations. 99O.ls2.0oo
ot,.er .......... 1.s74,22s.oOc
market -. 166.s74.oO
Total bills on hand 2,53l:2S2. 400
l.. s. government bonds 2o,SiS.0oo
L. s. Victory notes. .... l9.oue
L. S. certificates OF In
debtedneSs 26i.io9."ou
Total earning assets. .sa,s1S.aos 600
Bank promises :. .... 100000
Unsolicited items ard
other deductions from
gross deposits $500. 64l,66l.OOo
Five per cent rcdemD- q
ton fund against Fed
eral reserve bank notes 12,ll4.ooo
Or or in transit. 100000
All other resources 100000
Total resources. SIS, S56,021. 900
capital noid in.........s 1O0.74O.000
Surnlus e02,036.o 600
Government deposits. 6l,6i6'OoV
account .............. 1.7sO.s55,ooO
items .............., 47a.7ee.ooo
other deposits. inc!u>!nG
credits ...... . 24.6Oo. 900
Total gross deposits. .s2,2ss,77e. 900
Federal reserve notes in
actual circulation..... 3,03I. 44i, 600
Federal reserve hank
notes in circulation.
net liability. .......... l93.43l .0on
All other liabilities. 35.5?l.0 900
Total liabilities. .s5.S56.O21 900
Ratio OF total reserves 10 net de-
post and Federal reserve note liza
bilitics combined, sos per cent.
Ratio Of gold reserves TO Federal
reserve notes In circulation after set
ting aside rs per cent against net
.lannsit liabilities GS5 Onr cent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20
HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE

Shirmer Piano, Rugs car,o.
bles, Chairs. Sideboard and Cunn;o "a "a,
Soeking stove, Oil Stove. Heategsas,
G SsaIoom Suites, Lamps. PIctures.
Dishes. Cooking Utensiis ana aSn ,
tion. 80 30 70 mems
TERMS; Announced day Of sale \,
CHAS. Z. STRANG.
- ----4- ~. Auctioneer. !,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-20
AUCTION SALE.

Mr.. C. G. Willard. having so,, ;, g.
farm on the Creighton ROAD Unnr;no
county. known as the .Creirhton
Farm. about miles northeast Of
Richmond, has instructed me to sell
at pup'ic auction. on the premises,