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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-24
u. S. Polo Stars Resume
Work at Meadow Brook
Milburn, Stoddard and Others
Begin Practice for Ameri-
can Tournaments

GARDEN CITY, l.. L., July Z3.-Ien-
mis-, golfing, motoring and polo are
in full swing here and will be the GEN.
ter of interest for some weeks to come.
The tennis courts about the Garen City
Hotel are in constant use. and like
wise those of the Garden City Club
near by.
Captain "Dev" Milburn, the captain
of the American polo team, has re-
turned from England, and with another
tcammate, l. J. Stoddard, is getting
in form again at Meadow Brook for the
American tournaments that will be
held on Long~Island and in the vicin-
ity of New York for the next few
weeks. The other members of the
American team will all be back on
Long Island within the next ten days.
Owing to it's nearness to sound and
ocean those spending the summer at
Garden City Hotel and among the
larger houses are making daily trips %
the beaches.
Arrivals at the Garden City Hotel
include:
Mrs. a. W. Kale, Pryor H. Kale
William M. Kale, John J. Murphey. M
J; Ayers, w. J. Duncan, H. H. Moore
NJ 4, Gillian, Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Shan
ley, H. Sandhagen, Mr.. and Mrs. W. b
stuart and Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Fox. ali
of New York
The members of the Carpet Manu-.
fasturers Golf Association will hole
two days tournament on the Sails.
bury golf links July % and 90.
Mrs. Joseph Stehlin, Miss France;
Stehlin, Masters Charles and JOSEPH
Stehlln have returned to the Garder
City Hotel, where they expect to make
an extended stay.
Mr.; and Mrs. George C. Riggs (Kate
Douglas Wiggin) will arrive this week
to pass the midsummer at the Garden
City Hotel. Others who are returnine
TO the hotel are n. B. Roberts and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Armin w. Riley
and Miss MarioMe Riley, Mrs. George
=. Duren, Ralph NJ. Hyde and Miss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04
DISMISS SUIT INVOLVING
100000 DAMAGE CLAIM
"h'rhci Entered Into by Corpora
ton in Which all Stock * Not
substantial Held Illegal.

'HNTTANoOGA. TENN. Aug. a.
'i"!'i"E mat contract entered into
ny q corporation in Tennessee. in
Which al its stock has no, been sun
Ser!t"d is 'iilvEnl and therefore void
ON grounds "f public policy and can
NOT. for this reason. bc ratified j.
Chancellor r. T. stewart. az tho
t""iith chanccry Division. today Lis-
i"SS"i the suit Of the Eastern Prod
"'tS Company. IN" chattanooca
steel Company. and others agains,
IN" tennessee coal, iron ana Rail
road Company
The suit involved claim OF APP
nroNimatcly 100000 Tor alleged darn
ages for failure of the 7. 6 X !. to
u''lN"f To the Chattanooga Steel
phlpdnI tennessee Corporations
a quantity Of pig iron in 1915. in ac-
c"Idanc" with Il contract entered into
Npril i6, OF that year. The amour;
of TIA" pir iron contracted for was
600" tons, aud the contract pricc
was in tho noishhurh"rd OF SIG a
TON with terms az cash agreed to
hN IN" tim. I'll" contract muturcd. the
price of pig iron had advanced to
ABOUT SIT :, ton and tn" CHATTANOOGA
steel Company claimed damage for
nature 20 deliver the amount rcprc-
S"nteh by the advance.
:. Il. James. OF Chattanooga who
was the moving spirit in the oreani.
eaton and capitalization OF tn.
Chattanooga steel Company. ana who
proceeded !" the point of erecting tho
plant and buying II large quantity of
equipment for the manufacture Of
bars. plate and other steel products
made the contract FOR the pig iron
lie acted as president Of the Chatta.
n"oEa steel Company. Later the COM
p"ny sold its equipment. contracts
and Other assets 10 the Harrisburt.
Hto"i Company. Of Iiarrishurg Pa.
aud TO tho Eastern Products Como
ration of New York The pic iron
contract fol- into tho hands az tho
last named which corporation
brought tho original suit against the
y. G and
In defending the suit. the r C.and
l. set IN rs lis nrincipal contention
mat the Chattanooga steel Company
was never legally organized In that
according 1" its allegations. only
eight shares Of it's stock. merely
enough 'or charter purposes. were
ever really subscribed. The ease will
hc appealed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04
CHICAGO LIVE srUCk MAKKrr

CHICAGO. Aug. 3 Cattle: recci.ta :
100. b+tt"r grades beef steers strong To-
u cents higher. other Gr.de, ana classes
steady top y-ariings. in.i0: bulk beet
st."ts. I.Dll3jI: bulk Eat Sh. stock. i5Cst
80. Gamers anI cutters largely .SOgi8S
stDckcrS active.
Hogs. receipts. 1900: opened sterdv To
strong on common grades. others slow
mostly l1T !" cents lower; closing weak
ana lnu u cents lower: hold over liberal:
;uu. l,.i. one load. praCtical top i,io.
liz; bulk light ana light butchers llloT
.!ia: bulk packing SONS. t;9H3-0; pigs
li.uo.
Shcep: rcc"ipis. 1900: fat lambs strong
CENTS lover: feeders steady. native lambs
TOP 10 city butchers. l'.;o. packers top.
lp'O. hulk. ?JoM 1900. Idaho and Wash
lnEton lambs. 1879. Montana wethcr-.
80 u 30. hulk native fGt ewes. iOHn TO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04
PRODUCE MARK FITS.
COEEEI:.

NEW YORK aug. 9Th" marie; for
coif". futures opened AZ an advance ~
to points and ac'iv" months sold
ab"u; t." ]. points net higher during tho
carly trading ON reports that sh!I pci =
We're asking above : cents for Rio = In
IN" cost ani freight market. 4 reaction
in Rio exchange London promoted
realizing on tn. advance to abuu: ssi Tor
September and -. for Decernher con
tracts. however and prices scd OF later
IN the day with December selling down
to us Tho close was net unchanged I"
point h'- her Sales were estimated a.
unfortunately Geo. Cos!nG bids. sep
tcnb-r. ct October. $50: December. ia:
1884,
$40; COTE" was reported steady. with
Rio = quoted az -. To ~. santos g.
AZ a. 70 lni. Goat and freight offers in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04

'd"ntod without "A record vote or
particular opposition. Senator uar-
r'Son said that the Farm Loan Board
hHu Applications for loans aggregat-
ing l3oo0o.0oo. and only $4,000. ooo
available for thcu. due to INABILITY
90 market bonds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. Aug. death OF puyin-
HI1rrS ana cspcc!ally OF any from Europe
isd 20 u setback IN wheat prices today
IN" market closed heavy. II. to cents
nj lmwcf with September l23L 10 l.z1,,
an! l',ceinnCT l.:Ss to I 26i. Corn InSi
- ana - to &c. and oaIs. I. 10
:, &c Ia provisions the outcome wa.
uh'h4nEct 20 l2i3 cents down
" uisi y" wheat market displayed some
'rNln"" cn:cny as result; Of Continued
-hr.nN%rr "f rural offerings. Lack OF ax,
port demand. however soon began 10
nave q b"arish influence which wIs
E''t'tF increased later by word that in.
Seaboarh had resoId a quantity OF whes'
{" shippers here. II was said ono Chicaco
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04

MAINE. Fla. Nu%. Hocausc OF
q large deficit IN The treasury. thu.
county school board Of this Grade,
'Punty has authorized the teachers
in the public schools ito operate tho
schools as private schools until sue.
I IN" as the board shall be able to
finance the schools" Should III.
teachers take over the schools as
was suggested by many of them.
they VIII he permitted to charge
tuition
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04
~" >r"ror~ Die Tor Murder.

NASHVILLE. TENN. Aug FAY
Tor Nea! ami = J. Jackson Hamilton
county negroes. charged with tho
murder OF Ahram Barron. chattu-
un"Sa merchant. and attempting Ia
attack NOun" woman with whom
barron was automobile riding ~
the time. We're executed at the state
prison here this morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04

s6h.pi ~ had taken back from an exporter
S,.FH nu-h'iE on 4 Cancelled purchase I'm
~ sucn EIfcufnstdngca. speculative. buy.
crs hsli on ana owners who desired TO
"h'pd! round that lf could only hs done
ny /" decided Disadvantages Tho amnun.
Di busins.s going on being IA" smal!"s;
~ mon MS. Hears yer" disposed 10 con-
iHnd that the ,iua llncSs Of country onnr-
.nss W. larEsli du" to rains which had
a. the lowest !"vc! of tho day.
Corn proved TO no weak from the star,
a. 4 result or plentlfu, mois;ur. and Iik--
slhpnH OF larger r0CoiptN soon. Large
N'ock- Ia sight depressed oats. notwith.
s'hfif!AE bu.!i-h estimates OF III. 1921
PROVISIONS went there wlth hogs AMI
Stnlh d.sr!t" ,Sp"ri saIe- OF 200 ODl
bounds OF lard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04
ANTi-C!GARETTE LAW
VIOLATION Is CHANGED

T'fEhN. kANS.. Aus. 3.-cny ana
county authorities united late toda
IN raid'n% about thirty-hve Topck L,
stores. which we're suspected 10 have
H"id cigarettes in violation of the
STATE tnii-ciSarcttc law. Tinkh.rn
Ne"''' county attorney, aud u. II.
'.r'Nhan"n. city attorney. announced
mat cigarettes found in business
houses would be conhscatcd as cvt-
dcnce and proprictors arrested
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04
MIsCEi.LANEoUs MnnIiETs
DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK, Aug. SIDES or cotton
goods Tor export principally bcown sheet
ings. approx innate luHVu" ha1c- 10 date
Hhteh accounts Tor ths much nrmer sheet
lnE markets "i late. Gray Goods hold
ttr5dy TO-DAY and wprc sOinrvhn. uu!r,,r
Yarns w"T" steady with the demand mod
IA: a. tr!ecs su!nners would not &c
ctot. BurlADs s"lG llttlg more freely
At low prices aud WOO! ropds were In
],chIy demand FOR srring silks were
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04
MARKET OPENS STRONG;
SETS NEW HIGH RECORDS
prominent in Upward Movement
Are Norfolk and Western and
Other Rails.
SUGAR rROFiT-TAKING I..\GS
Average Of Steel Mill Operations
Slightly Higher Due to Rcsump-
ton of Departments Idle for Sew
crnl Weeks.

NEW YORK. Aug 5.-roday's stock
market opened strong. and continued
WIN now hlGh records for this
bolhS made IN Northern
,"''HC. Nori"lk and western and
"'"'' rams nntii around noon. when
N"'''c"h sugar on commission house
.'"'hE' bcEhh I" decline. front-tak-
'"E ia Some oi In" rails followed.
American sugar. opening at C5 SIS.
broke I" GO is on very heavy selling
The company holds it's dividend meet
ing one week from today. The com
panY has not paid less than per
cent since 1891 However. owing TO
general conditions in the sugar trade.
there if som" talk of a reduction in
The dividend rate.
Mercantile marine is scheduled TO
issue its annual report tomorro," for
~" fiscal year ended December ~
II !" reported that the statement Will
SHOW about sli earned FOR the g per
cent cumulative preferred stock. ON
"h''h ~ per cent hacf. dividends sim
"r' que F"r 1919. the company
'''" - per cent on ITS preferred
l"i I'l'' Is" per cent for
80 '"r 1915. ~ ana for 1919.
or hN"d charges were not
'F S""@'"o ~ IN" close of
'''""h''' I" *3p.2'H'eOo
Todays iron az" states that tn
general average Of steel mill opera
'i"ns ~ the Pitttburg Ynuugst0wn
ana wheeling districts has been
slightly higher for the past week. due
~ tho starting IN OF departments
'hhi haze been idle. ia some cases.
Tor several weeks willingness To
name prices that viii got business.
Nh're tho tonnage is larger than
~ lal sun rs the attitude Of the
'""lh@ manufactures sentiment is
De ttef IN view % somewhat larger
volume OF orders and Inquiries. and
me feeling that IMPROVEMENT IN other
''" VIII soon De Tot ia IRON
'''''
Youngstown dispatches state that
'h' independents thcrr are not in
.ih'a !" ipii"" Cambria in cutting
'h' """Tl! wage On common labor
IRON ." cents 1" - The steel cor
f"f"toh stun lS pHying 81
NiGval" published lis c.ruirrs Ia
day for the June quarter rh.r.. ~.
dcncit. after depreciation. of ST
POS 900. against :, d.Ncf, OF 81 5ys onn
for tho March uuaricr Of his v..
and a surplus for diyid.nds Of &.
"i90gO Tor the June quarter OF las,
pany reports a deficit. after d.nrn.
citation, OF saSGiO0O against /, s,,.
plus for dividends for the mrs, half
OF 1920 of ls.SSG.oOO.
Freight Cnr~ Increase.
There was AN Increase OF l4.0gG IN
tho number OF freight tars ,o.,d,1
with revenue tonnage during m.
week ending July %, compared with
tho preceding week. according 10 to-
days figures put out BY the American
Railway Association. The total ,xns
7o0.3tS. which was larger by l3s
90 than for the same week las, y.or
and larger hy 1884 than for tho
same week in 1919
pIorr. Arrnu, q, 10 ,,,,..,, -,
arranged with or. az no ,,rn.,,,
national HANKS ,nr -. ,i,,,,,t.,
uuirc;ncuts II i .fso ,,,d.rs, 90,
tina, I,i,h;, cana s,.,r ,, ,,ra,i,I
inc ia nu,.,.n5iny h,nl,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04
VOTE ON AGRICULTURAL
CREDITS BILL GOES OVER
Disposition of Amendments 10 Sub
>,itutr Measure l. Begun
nv senate


WASiIiNGTON. AUS i-Disposi-
ton OF amendments 20 tho ,gricui
turHl credits bill was begun hy tn.
senate today. but vot" ON ;nssa.,
"t TN" measure. which j. favored ny
tn" administration as substitute for
The original Norris bill went over.
TWO of score OF pending amend
mcnts We're adopted. after har.I
night one. offered by senator smith.
Democrat South Carolina. would a,i-
thor!zc loans by the War Finance.
Corporation To associations of agri-
cultural producers. and the other. Of.
fercd by senator Harrison. Democrat.
Mississippi. would authorize the cor
poration TO take up Sl0O.Oo0.0O0 IN
bonds of the Federal farm loan syS-
tenn
Holt, Contested Amendments.
The Smith amendment was contest
Cd holly Senators Harrison and
Ashnrst. Democrats. Arizona. led the
opposition. ana fought for direct
loans 10 .,Gividual producers rho
amendment was adopted. ia to -
with party lines divided.
Senator's smith. I.cnroot Replibl-
cans. Wisconsin: Smort. Republican.
Utah. and simmons. Democrat. North
amendment Individual loans 10 all
Of the farmers %: all OF the States.
they declared. would break down"
tho proposed legislation. Senator
Smoot said individual loans would re-
quirc the War Finance Corporation
TO have $4,000 employees Tor investi-
cations. THAT the direct individual
loan plan was "impractiCablc. uu-
workable and prcposterous" was as
serted by Senator Simmons. Senator
i.cnroot said that the original Norris
bill did not contemplate direct loans
to individual farmers.
That The amendment would get
the farmer OFT Of the bill altogether"
MAS asserted by senator La Toilette,
who said it would give benefits priu-
cipaily TO parasites who prey on the
farmers Bank and trust companies
would he the principal hcncficiarics
he added Senator Ashurst said the
farmers would he "torpcdocd" ana
relief given mainly to banks Eorged
With improvidcnt loans"
The Harrison amendment, was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04

NJ" ORLEANS. LA. Aug a-ro- a
WhiIe IN the carly trading today cnitun
shhowed pronounced strength but after
me issuance OF the weekly crop r.nay. :
from the government the tone sofirnri
hnu reactions came about, the ranor, !.
icing considered much more fayor,bi"
anah expected; and altogether more inv
utioIc IMAM IL was gathered /, wont,
os from the monthly report on In. crnn
iSsu"d Monday. The tone was s;conier
IN the late trading SD that the clos, ~,
al net gains on the day OF 70 to IL ,,oiuts
NJ, On me opening the active months wern
n"pfeSssd : to ; points nv the poor shnyy-
III. .p5or "i LIVERPOOL. but new buying In con.
Sluerhbie volume was met and 4, 80,
FUSED sGu an advance. This buv!ng rn-
omnS.a almost altogether on cvperIn;I"ns
NM, v me weekly rep"ris would be highly
birh r,oG X, nriGes were srnt = to 20 points
me market commenced 10 losS ground
hitir the ring had listened to tho ranHriI
mn II. anfanc" was pared down un,tl
u amounted I" onlv points on th- ,'',rn
.ct!Nc months October sinking Ia IA
~ us highest October traded no To- - .;
Using from 1883 around The op,nTnS
MuGn or th3 cotton taken on in III.
car!S nouns by longs was thrnwn o,..i,
BOARD ana for considerable period ~.
Tue was unable to absorb offerings .,
ccnt al declining prices. Much of ~
s"IIlhG was caused by the statement ~,
nrS weather had decreased wccvii ic,iyi1,:.
IN the western belt "''''N
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04

NEW YORK. Aug 5-Co;tnriseed OH wa4
lightly lower c"rly but later st"Adlcd on
scattering buNing inspired by short vruu
t1.N nnd higher cotton. Closing nl!s wa-y
:" !" ''r'n'S net higher. Sales. SEQ bar
tels. rim" crude nominal. rim. SUM
in"r Nel9w SPOT. : o.. September Ssl. Dc
c"mber. 81. March, $50. a.. hid
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04

common 10 medium h.!.e-. n -.
J""i c"rn-'"t hogs 10 rs
~ -rs.s'... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l-i.T
i9.i s"rn-'"n hogs ~ 70
Good 'pru- fed g!s sand shoats II u !.
A. southern nyE. -n.d <uhI-c; 10 .n.p-c-
i"n ana when soft and DIV
2c TO &c or.
Iuul s!f2inia caivcs....... n 10
NleI Iiu Virginia caIyes...... .;
!!"st southern calves ....... Of
Medium southern Cilv"s-.... n
t.NrH anu hEaEs sa!y-s very
N4... selling ................ : III
Good lamb. ............. . .. 10
Ar4i-u lamb. ................. n
fa' SH.op ....................... ! N
Common 20 :a!r sh..t ........ q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04
NNNAI. SrnIars

JACKs9NVIii.E. FLA Aug 8 rur-
'cniiHe. if.:i. 'a'. stlc-. -. -.Co!uts. rs.
sai".. 50: r"c"ipts sig. shipments. ~,
.ioCE, -. W quote: u u &2S. T. 10.
!, 80: q go: H. 800. I 20. * $50 NJ.
so: y. 40. VIC go WV so.
oSAVASNAN Ga AUG 3-Turpentinc.
i,id. ~ ..is. 20 r,,Geipis. iN. ship
g; receiui-. 81 shivmeuts 1873: stock.
,';tH'' Quot" - SO. l.. b: =. SO. =,
y. 40 VIC. too WV. SO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04
rlNN NrlAI


i:oSDpT Aus. Bar s'ive'. 2Sa,d nor
cum A2neF go uer cent Discount
rates snort bis. 1915 n"r cent. three
months h.!!s. SIS pe: cont
CALI. MONEY
NkW YORK. hGE Gall mouov. nrm,
MN. - Joy" 81: ruling. "a c.l loan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04

NEW ORLEANS Nus Rough r.c.
tGith. nominal. .Hr.N uruiiHr Co. caro-
INA. 40 Err"iris 'l.lI socks
Clean rico. s'ir-. ~ Uu,kr's lIpudrirr e.
- ~ n -.'St rorl"'S Blue Rose, a,
800 Loo "rt.-.s earlv prDiHn 81 ais
u pprErts CNr"lluF tu"W ,rppI a; 49,. 10
CStnls. "a pockets Bran and POLISH. wv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04
!HzE 7zN1ES-DzSPATCl4S RECORD or FINANCIAL NEWS

GUIDED santos 81. and IS at o.. to ;o',
The The hrs, offers reported from RIO Tor
- az - 20 80. and HI" - a. 1.S,. Amer
The Official cables quoted tho Rlp MAJ.
N't unchanged to 2pl ryiS lower and san
io5 uncn"n.ei "a - rgig lower. Their.
wns q further decline Of 80 yciS In She
dollar buying :a;. RIO exchange on Lon
" "Sn w". %, IA '"wSr hr"zil.an p"rt 'e-
NEW YORK Nag The rarv sugar
ilaTNsi WAS uu!ctcr today ont prices wsr"
unchanged a. -. tor 1ub,E cost and
freight: equal TO i.S Tor c"utrlfushf iwhsIg
f"rtp R!cos w"ro offered IN increased sol
n!ne AZ ~; :"r centrifugal No s.,.e. were
reported
The raw suGar future, market w.. :i-r,
"arly bur after showing advance. nt I;
20 points on active positions uu ,uv-
'ilnTs and commission hoUs. blytu.
ifictS 'hS"i on rHih"r sharply under z",i.
IhE bN 'I.tI" interests. prompted by t"-
ports 90 Increased offerings N th- spot
market. With nnHl 3ii,"- to " uorut. MT
Der: 3ia. March. -. aud May -Nt
rue market FOR refined was steady a.
N''W"'1 for hn" g-suuls'eG. Tho l"-
mhEd was loss active
Refined futures wer. higher carly ;sr.u-
cIphi.y ON covering by Sopi"ugh.s 4nusts.
winch position advanced IS points ode
though reacted In sympathy wlth rAv
sugar futures IN tho afternoon anu nral
bids wore ive p" - uu.u,, ne' lower.
t.mbcr closed a. SIS. December at SIS
March > -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04

50 Matson Navigation Co.
1e0 Market Street.
san Francisco. Cal.
20 South Gay Street. Baltimore. Md.
81 MunSon Steamship Line.
81 Wall treei. ~. Y
Tel Rowling Green 5000.
10J Pacific AIniI y. =. Co.
40 lia5oycr sd. n. Y.
Tel. bowling Green 1890.
C:l Market Street. San Francisco, Cal
t66 The Admiral Line
II State Street. N Y
Tel. Bowling Green 66a5
l.. c. Smith Bldg" Seattle. Wash.
t50 u. :. Null =. ). Co.. Inc.
- broadway ". Y.
Tel. Whitehall 1900.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MArxrr
RIch,,on.i I'll. a

Rop,rLs IT, August j. ig2i
a ., o"u' steady with last weeks 1quoota
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-04
NEW YORK BONDS
fSOl'THER NJ

SOUTHERN
August T. 1891.
T.. $. 90. registered ............,... 1bidl iGo,.
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RICHMOND sIuCh sIArKETs
Quotations by Cnskie G. Burca & Co.
Ills East Min Street.
Todny'a Closing Prices.
city and state Securities.

Bid Asked
City and State Securities.
Va IS Old c. and R.1932 S2i
Va Centuries. 2. ).
G. and Il. 1891 66
West Virginia 3As 1893 ~
Street Hallway bonds.
y. and l.. Y Co. s..l936 63
Va r. and +. Co. IS. 1888 Ga
street Railway Stocks.
y. II. and l.. Co. -. % II
Va. T. and = Co. pr 100 "a
Va X. and T.. Co. en-. 100 II Is
insurance stocks.
Va H. & NJ. lns. Co.. IS 80
Bank and trust Company stock.
Broad street ..... IS so
broadway National 100 ISL
Commerce. and Trusts 100 2lO
Central National 80. 100 I65
Church !'!li ........ 100 ITS
Nat. state and City 100 100
Old Dom. Trust Co. 100 LIS 1924
Planters National 100 40
Richmond Trust Co... % o5
Yves, End ...... % So
Miscellaneous.
Jcn Realty Corp.
list. pfd. ...... 100 40 as
larus ana Bro. Co.
pfd.. p. c. partici. 100 1902
@. y. |. and S. Co. :. 3
l.. L. Tok.. S p. C. pfd. 100 "a
l.. r. Tob.. com. 49,. 100 1IS
VIC CHI. pf. r. c. 100 20
VIC. Chem. conn.,. loo 2Ii
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Port movement:
Nv NV; York-MiddllnE. 1880 stock. lss
Minor ports--Stock log '''''
a.. ot az, t2day,%oR.ceipts. 5000: exports. q
1886 P'o'S; extoris.
D. Total for season Receipts. ASA: exports.
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Aggu-; j. 1921
COTTON MARKETS

~" YORK. Aug. 1.-The Influence of
early advances In tho cotton imarKct TO-,
day. but increased offerings ,gere again
c.nier-d around the i5-ceni Level Tor Oc-
oTah'" weekly weather rcuort iha5 an
;eips,ed December @,ld OF from .:Si5i 10
~ and closed at ia2i with tn. gen.
49, .s' closing steady az Il net advance
The market Opened steady AZ unchanged
pIicrs 20 deeIin. ~ II points In re-
and scaitercd Southern selling Earl Of
;rruGs wer" readily absorbed around in..
.h,ti"! M!cSs. however. ana the market
-,DH turned nrin:r on trade buying ana
r9veEing promoted hy hullish private crop
Before the end o. the morning active
points. with October selling AT n o. az;
S 5snE ~ w at isi5 This carried oc,ohef
touched on Monday bu, there seemed ~
b. renewal of scattered Soithcrn so,ii,,%
n. 'M Ma 5sqrf ana tn weekly report OF
NJ any rate tn. market reaciSa ma,
scati-rns liquidation. with near monfh-
se..ns hicH to nearly las; nights closing
on the decline trade buying was h,
~ oSS'.nnSe. ana iasi prices showed rallies
vat" cables reported c0niin,-,a! ana M,,
chester selling on the dec ne in yiv.r
poo. Dut The 'nark", Their. ralIl.i Ir, Inc
a"mand with sales OF 6Doo bales. inc!ud.
were S nearly cI bali ep So Teesysd heTc
on insect damage which the weekly raport
a. me weather bureau said had been a
H. 49, % severe during the past rcS
u, ihet sngg"stcd some broadening OF do.
,n"hd and local brokers said that th"-e
NJ, Gon,.ierab!c trade buying on r"ac-
lions ~ futures here during he day.