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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-12
FOUR BREATHITT
RAIDERS CAPTURED

Jackson. Dec l2-I'our mcn
were arrested SUNDAY night ou
Lost Creek. II miles from here.
BY 3 state cLardSrEcn and =
posse of deputies from the Shtr-
ifs office. clIIrgcd with having
participated carly Saturday morn
ing IN an attc,lJt to- fire. prison
crs from the county jail which
resulted IN the death OF NIbcrf
Roberts. nephew oi Iail..r y y
Allen. and the probably fatal
woun,iing of he Jailcrs daugh
ter. Miss Maggie AIlcn. and his
daughtcr-iu-Iaw. Mrs. Oscar NJ
. len
According To- telephone THss-
sage received from Lost Greek.
tho names OF the men arrested
arc Il follows, BreatIiitt Noble
Beccher Noble. Sam GriSsby and
MN named Watts.
Bud Noble. alleged by the wo-
men, who arc now III the Bach
pital. to have been the leader of
! the band. Is missing from his
home in the section of the ooun-
~ where the arrest was made
His whereabouts are not known
Captain HoIbrook. with a de-
; tachment OF soldiers from Whi'eS
|. burg. who have been occurring
! the hills for the members of che
party. arc still on guard over the
f, town.
Circuit Judge Sam Hurst said
today that the term OF court
would be extended four weeks
or more or as long as necessary
for trial and that the soldiers
would be held is long as vas nee
essary.
1t is though: that possibly enc
cause Tor the attempted delivery
is that Sam Gfigsby's son, Alton
IL years cid Is in the jail at Jack
son.
Alton Grigsoy. together with
Thomas McQuinn. Hayes Ncsle
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-12
Exports Fell OH Bs-,S

Washington. Dec i2-NOvcuI-
Der exports wee lower tim any
month during the year. Tire tom
MERGE Department announced to-
day- They w-rc SZg5.OO0UCO a.
against S676.ODOCO for the same
month a year ago. The 1ggrc-
gate for eleven ru.,utI1s = 1000
ooOIOO a against s. .OOOCOO.OOC
N the same months IN I9-O. I'm
ports for the are time totaIed
S20COOCO.OOO a. against 5000
10000 during the same r1ontEs
last year
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-12
|BEREA STUDENT TELLS
OF ARMY ATROCITY

| Jacob AltSchuler, student ut
Berea College. whose home is in
Brooklyn. n. =. is among former
service men OF the nation and The
only one FROM Kentucky TO be
summoned TO Washington to tes-
tify during tho inquiry before a
special Senate committee into
the charges oi Senator hofda.
Watson, e Georgia. that sold,"rs
were executed during tic va,
without conviction by court mar.
tial
Notification Tor him to appear
followed receipt w Washington
of letter Wv which NltsclNlcr
told oi the alleged killing o, q
private hy q sentry az the order
at au officer wv France
Wv an interview, Nuschulcr
stated that hc reported me ln-i
dent w lulhllmcnt at vow wE,Cl
he and other coWradcs made at
+ the time 60 d. ~ they ooulc to-
/ see that iusticc was done whcr
they had come bach To the United
States
u was not witness g. tho JC-
tual killing &c SAID. but / "a.
about a hundred yards Az az. saw
tho comWotioa and knew rrat
tho suldiCr bal been killed. The
circumstance were related Co. NE
+ 10y a Cumradc who saw the tTsg-
/ cdy and who came To- here :
was working immediately after
wards. We we're mem. crs al
Company -. 9th Infantry We
were 80 hCTrpr-struCk by he
( brutality OF tic thing that " ne
at us slept TINT night and VIC al
made a vow % report tie case
when We were discharged and
tree 10 talk.
The killed vas a private n-.m-
cd Frey lie was \ Quaker 7nd
q conscientious objcctor. TIC wa
willing t. work. but SaIc his -c-
ligion forbade hI> carrying a -1n
I There was a Lieutenant. 4 captain
AMI major at our camp
) ~, the history OF the affair
was related 10 me. the iicutcr.-.ri
first ordered the man g., cafTv
his gun Frey refused and ~,
lieutenant reported the case q"
the captain The captain order
, likewise met with refusal AMI hc
made 4 iepor- u the major p he
+ latter went L. where + cv va
and ordered .,im L. TAX up the
rifle The ofnccr then oticTeu =
sentry To- stand on guard with
MS bayouct. -ud III s..b>tl5.cc
said
III tins private doc> uo: p-cL
up tbs gun when / give him he
order YOU lct him have IT.
( Looking him level in he eve.
Frey again refused 70 touch ,hc
gun The sentry orcyel hi or
der. ami Frey fell lead from The
bayonct thrust. Tie names OF
all parties coT-cTnc,i and the de
tails ui tire incident are II WG.h-
inSton
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-12
Blankets 81 81 % Wbcyn, ~
COINS Army Store, rs lat 81, ~


Winchester. DC fZ-J.c IJ~y
m the case ~ John Schum1k~r,
Ir.. charged win thc k.lEng 81
bis father. John s';umaRcr. s.,
al the home -, t.fc victim scar
Niddvillc. Nug. =. !qst, IN / his
brothers. HOI1~ md Herbert.
twins. charged WIN completely "
the crime. anil fEf defendants
~ the aston. VS. d-smI-s-J 81
urday 7itcru0pr. rvithout nav ~
reached z vcrd'c..
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-12
Xmas Goods Of all k.Ijs at
COINS Army Store, Us Ist ST. 70
MaScns Plan For delightful
Program Tuesday Z SsI,In-

Richmond ill-6 n LCGge No.
, J. exr cctiu. cord afteud-
anCe Tuesday mig 4 VIXEN Js-C
Masters GCgTsv " II be conferred
by a degree tom composed II
past masters 9f he loclcc \
very interesting Venug y Al
tICIpatcd bv USr- CTs OF FhTs AL
cIcut and houorI--e ordc-
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-12
PAINT LICK

Mr.. l.. g.. DAVIS was IN tinCu-
r-ti last week buying goods.
Little Miss Hazel Ross l. CON
Nalcsoent after an attack ut pucu-
T4onia.
Rev. q. J.. Skagg> wcut tu Lou
i-villc Monday to consult an eve
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-12

specialist.
Mr.. \. u. E~tridgc and family
and Mr.. Nina NCNhortcr and
family attended the burial OF Mr..
loln NCNEortcs al Crab OR
,i.ard FRIDAY
AR. r + Montgomery enter
IA -ed the Methodist Miss .onary
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-12

and Willie noble, who aec SEN
fenced 60 hic imprisonment on
charge al murder. have been
taken tu thc lail at Wtnchc,tcr
for satckecpiug.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-12

ENECCTKIC NOTICE - 30
t5ce o. hereby gwen % al per
-ou~ having claims again. I'll
estate 81 T. y Whi-Iock O. Dlca-c
Iic same with me az RIchuoul-
Ev- properly verified ~ -cT-I-c.-
bv law and al persons ruLebte-
% tIrc estate Of the =z1I y
LEh5tTocIl- deceased VIII 7lez~-
cal AMI settle ~zrf frhf- JuIc--
claims are presented - Jaurz-r
7. IgZ2 same wIT ~ barred
Nice r. XNhItIoCk. ENccutrIx of
the VII oi J. Y WIl5-I0Ck-
-. I'D rr- 3 Z.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-12

HAVING decided to quIt hu~i-
hes. we offcr orr entire ~t1CE 81
millinery for sale st aucc- Tu-in-
and r.-~-zuv ~ ,
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-12
LOST

LOS T-BStwecu AIcthotI>t
church and Mrs SAINT oldham =
residence on Srd STREET a pair Of
SpectacIrS IN case Finder phone
422. 30
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-12

W-NNTED-A corn cr--Ecr- III
q PIcratt- phone 46IZ i
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-12
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-FIou- and Tot en-
Big Hill avenJe FIvc room house
water and light barn and out
houses. See frank Davis
FOX RENT Rooms from = To-
; on Collins street Simeon TurpI1
place. hot WAFER and C.5id- .sa~
and lights All converter G.
See Ben Rcev-s on Walnut -
11E 2o
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-12
-LEGEG aoTTCEs

ADMINISTRATIONS NOutG
Fn person. owing tlIc estate 81
~ ~ Bcluc NH please ralI sld
settle ~ once Person hssH r
claim against fhc estate s
hereby notified r0 have smc rr-
pcriy verified AMI pre- cufei ~
Lfr- r.. g. Beluc on ~ Irfo-r
Iauarg o. l922 ~ q
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-12
w A " L r D.

SALES MN WANTED -
County sales agcuCic~ allotted
one Everyday play~ HGOg rec
Ords. worth so. ~ steel uccr-Ic--
records last .cHgcr. sample 81
ThOrupath's- 100 w Pratt B=I-
tTr1ore Nd T..
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-12
AUCTION SALE
THURSDAY. DECEMBER IS
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M.

premises Rogersvlie, the Big Hill pike
Warford hers VIII offer fer sale at pub
Ec auction, the following property
/ milk and calf shosts; and pigs
four years old; fat hogs weighing $50 pounds
good twc-hoTse wagon and gear; cultvator
center draft planter; l double shovel plow
turning Po~s jobbevs; s7:ing wagon
moving machine l hog scslding box; hog house
1 pair single wire stretchers; sets buggy harness
Plow gear and other tools too to mention
Household and kitchen furniture.
Remember the sale starts promptly 10 o'clock Be there
time. Everything offered VIII be sold without
by bid for the high dollar
Geo. Warford, Adm.
Col Bob Walker, Auctioneer.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-12

NOTICF-Ff a meeting uf 81
sr1rkhoIders 81 rlc Central SER
vice station reu~e-cutug q ra-
IOr-rr 81 tie -c..~s. 81 va le-.al
Ly rh~ -aIi majority ~ Gle --.. r.
-o surrender IT, charter and -
dissolve r-e ~srrora-rou- -Y -.9-c
To- business AMI wind ur 60 a.
far-- If any person fa- 81 -.al-I
against this Company g. -rru..l
= orr-cut~i for payment 70
once Tbs TIE 1T Gar n- DEE
rcwfc-- 1921 Toe C~ur-7- Ser
wee Srat1ou. IS Grant g. IHTe-
President SIS p -
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-12
TWO-CENTS A WORD

PRfCES reduced ior Jcccmhcr
OF gifts and boar, FIRST come
first served. a hook mcans sale
". &. : lcratt, phone fGl RS =
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-12

SHOES second hand for sare
az the AnerIcan Shoe shop. 81
FIRST street. ~ }wD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-02
GOSSIP OF
THE STREET

Such pronounced advances as tooS
place last week in the specially group,
Including Studebaker. Kelly Springfield
Tire, etc, are not liked by the conser =
vative banking element. and it vas felt
that the technical position Of the stock
market had been greatly weakened by
the soaring Of shorts which has olimi-
mated a big short interest which it was
said had accumulated in the market
recently. II was pointed out that bank
crs are unwilling to advance extensive
amounts OF money to encourage pig
speculative movement such as IT. is teit
has been under way during the last
fortnight.
A week ago, gossip around the street
was that there would be some window
dressing in the stock market in conncc-
tion with the Northern Pacific Great
Northern bond Offering. and IL such was
the case. those engineering the move
ment were entirely successful. The
great difficulty in connection with such
a situation is that very often too large
a following accumulatcs in an upward
movement and the withdrawal Of sup
port means that many Of the unsuspect-
ing get "hocked."
Owing TO the many conflicting ele-
ments in the present financial situa.
ton, competent observers state IL would
BE- impossible for any one to make an
accurate prediction as to the probable
course Of stock market prices over the
next several weeks.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-02
Copper Consumers Holding or

The best authorities in the red metal
trade. while not pessimistic. neverthe
less admit that there is nothing to
cause any unusual checrfulneSs in the
present situation. They say the future
depends entirely upon the recovery in
business generally and insist that the
copper industry will be one Of the first
TO feel the benefits OF future improve
mcnt. because the red metal has been
thoroughly liquidated and is selling at
present below the cost of production.
In some quarters it is felt that the
drastic curtnilment in production Of
copper has not yet been generally real
tied in consuming circles. but this is
considered hardly probable, because It
is known that the users of the red
metal have followed day to day devcl-
opments more closely recently than ever
before.
OF course. it is felt that consumption
OF the metal at present is in excess of
production. but the difference IL not
sufficient to have any great influence
upon the technical position of the mar
kct for the metal as yet. The surplus
above ground in this country must be
something around 900 600, 900 pounds
and it is felt that it will take many
months to work this stock down 70
point where the situation will auto
matically improve.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-02
ShiftingAOf Investments

Bond men expressed the opinion that
the successful outcome Of the Burling.
ton undertaking would be instrumental
in bringing about improvement in the
bond list as whole and that during
the coming summer prices will move
into new high territory with keener
interest in the investment situation as
a whole than has been displayed in
many months.
10 was felt the money market Ntua-
tion will gradually work easier, " hich
in turn will invite a broader participa
ton in the investment markets as
whole. This naturally means higher
prices with resultant broader distri-
button Of securities than at present.
Bond men say that as a result Of the
attractiveness of practically all high
grade investment issues. there has been
better distribution of this class of Sc
curities during the last year than ever
before and this is confirmed by the
stock and bond lists which have been
published from time 70 time, showing
unusually large increases over previous
years. The small investor has been
afforded the opportunity Of lifetime.
having been placed in a position to OBJ
tain the best grade investment sccuri-
ties at yields much higher than ever
before.
individuals OF big means and large
income have felt impelled to sell invest
ment issues because of the heavy Gov
ernment tax impositions and invest their
funds in the lower interest bearing tax
exempt securities. such as Government
bonds. municipal and State issues.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-02
Uncertain Exchange Situation

Taken as a whole. the exchange sit
uation was such as not 10 create much
enthusiasm from any direction during
last week. although there was con-
siderable speculation in the trade az 10
the course Of rates over the next few
weeks. because of the Eunccrtainty in
connection with the European political
situation.
Some careful students Of the foreign
exchange situation recently have ad-
vanccd the contention that Europe's $
currencies are unlikely ever again to
regain their pre-war international
values. The basis for such reasoning
is tho radical reduction Of purchasing
power OF this money. Even the re-
establishment Of normal trade balances.
IL is asserted. could not alone bring
European exchanges back to par.
Bankers, who specialize in foreign
exchange, say that in the face Of the
many cross currents which must h-
reCkoned with in the future. the ex-
change situation will he one Of con
siderable uncertainty and be followed
with the keenest interest generally
throughout the world.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-02
Big Four Acquires Terre Haute Ry.

Washington, May 2.--The Big -Four Rail
road was authorized toda" by the Inter-
state conm"r2e Commission TO acquire con-
trol Of the Evansville, Indianapolis and
Terre Faute road by purchase OF the entire
capital stock az not more than s., 900, 900
The commissions approval is uron the ex-
press condition that the car value OF tho
stock ncquIreG shall bs "appropriatcly re-.
duced IS the commisston may hereafter or.
der and thall not be sold. pledged or other
wise disposed OF without consent Of the com
mission No consolidation OF tho carriers
into sirs,e system for ownership and oper-
ation Is contemplated, the commission said
adding mar the Sovsrno- ana public service
commission Of Indiana approved the appliCa-
ton.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-02
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

New York. May Tho coffee a..
lures market opened to points lower
this morning with trading quiet and
transactions confined TO few small
!ots in September and December. Clear.
ances from Brazil for the last week
were the smallest for some time past
The official cables from Brazil We, .
barely steady and not such as to in7u-
,nce anv particular change in sentiment
hcrc.
The market was dull at the end Of the
first hour of trading, with no fresh bust
n"ss reported after the call There ap-
pearel TO BE- n lack of buying orders and
no disposition 10 offer freely.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-02
RAILROAD EARNINGS
MICHIGAN CENTRAL
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

sash Motors Co, quarterly IL per cent on
April 81.
Stsrdsrd Sanitary Manufacturing Co
quarterly Of ls per cent on prefe-rsd and
~ Der cent on common, payable May 10 10
stock OF record May \
Norfolk Railway and Light Co. semi.
annual o. rer cent, payable June 81 as
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-02

Discount rate Correspsnds with !nteres,
rate borne by certificates pledged as collat,
eral. with MINIMUM OF 5 per cent in the case
OF Kansas CITY and 5ia per cent in the case
OF Indelphia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-02

60 D,CrUIS pr1p,HC ,sSoc,

aSs5- DAUrHIN BUILDING ASSOCIATION
s1@ A Special Meeting o. the Stockbo,s.-
OF tho said assocla'!on VIII be held ot
n"~ting pace. EuckeLs Ha!l 2lon X J.ps
o o'clock, 10 take action ~ the ame1d,,nn.nnt ~
lo Section !, Article Y o' the Rv.Isrs'
cha nslpE thn rat NJ interest on loans Tvs
FRED ". SCHMIDT SecTstarv
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-02
tN. 7. timel
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.

Chicago. MAY .. CATTLE--Receipt pts
10000. Active, generally 25c>hiEhcr. Spots
up more. yearliag steers and heifeys. 1925
heavy beef steers. ss.75; sonre hold higher;
oulk beef steers sI.T5as 50 bulk fat she
stock. s5.5OVi; bulls largely. sj.5Uq6 25
calves. uneyenly higher; bulk, sS.50TY.o5;
HOoS-Receipts. 10, 900. Active. very un-
even. steady 70 2oc lQN err. averaging mostly
lOc TO 1bc lover OH medium ard heavies
Top, $3.50 bulk, $1,000 $40; pigs weak.
SHEEP - Receipts, $4,000. Very slow.
about steady. ShOrn lambs early, $40; bulk
sp.2JID.I5; no ewes wOUled lambs sold
early; good Ss-pound shorn yearllnss and
tWo-year-olds. fS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-02
roCAHOSTAS CONSOLIDATED
COMPANY. ISCORPORATFn
ITFN-IKNR FIVE PER CENT GOLD

Notice is hereby EiveN pursuant to IN.
that the undersigned as Trustee will rece,v.
sealed proposals up 70 800 p. NJ on the 7,b
day OF June l02I for the sale to n ~
I0nds as above describe sufficient to use
the sum OF St6,97l.i2 The undersisned 20
serves the right 10 reject any or oil reDd.rs
THE SEW YORK TRUST COMPANY,
,,. Trustee
NaU York MlE l. 1921
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-02
Dividends
OFFICE OF THE REAL ESTATE TITLE
INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY
ID

phIladolphIa, Aprll ~ 1921
quarterly dividend OF S per share has
beeu declared by the Board OF Directors nav.
able May 2, 1921. to stockholders OF record
this date.
Checks will be mailed
DANIEL HOCSEMAN. Treasurer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-02
Annual Meetings

Mr. THE ANNIAI. MEETING OF TIr
pltai VIII be he'd a. 'hs Pine Street iro,o0ss ros
tRN - MondaS. May 2, 1921. at 4 o'r,nsL
r. NJ, TO elect twelve Mansgera srgh
TrsRsurPr, ""u
CHARLES WHEELER. S.cr,t,-v
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-02
Annual Elections
THE LIBRARY COMPANY OF
PHILADELPHIA

n. ". Cor. Of Locust q JunIpsr st,.
Tn. Annual Election OF Directors and a
Treasurer Of, tn. Library COMPANY OF Phii,,
Sslph,s w'i c,s be seid S at re Library on Mon,
o'clock IN the Afternoon. when II. Treasurer
viii attend to rcceive the annual payments
As there are several shares on which Ones
are due the owners Of them or thsir rep.
rerentstives arc hereby notified that they
viii Be forfeited. agreeshy To the Charter
Law. OF the Company, unless the arrears
ar. paid of tho Second day Of May or With
In ten dals thereafter.
:" J. RopMAN PAUL Secretary
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-02

p..s:; NNNuNL MEETiNG or rHE STOCK.
els' holders ~ The New Chester Wntsr
Company. WI be he.S a. the owe of fbo
Company, f!f'h and welsh streets IN he
Mas, 1881, at $3.50 O'claek r. ", foF f ~.
election OF Directors Arf the Transaction ~
meeting NJ q, MITCH Secretary,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-02
Open Trade In Refined Sugar Future,

New York May .. Trading In refined
sugar futures was inaugurated tbs nnruinE
- tho New Work coffee ana sugar exchnr 90
No transactions occurred on the openInE yaiI
hut July whs G.0Sc hid, orrered a. 00c nd
grenuiated sussr was quoted a, Il 90, to
q. .b0c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-02
Brokers' Opinions

Hughes & Reduction in the
Pennsylvania Railroad dividend had
been fairly we'll discounted as WAS evl.
denced by the fact that the stock has
held above its low level of few weeks
ago. The action Of the directors was
necessary considering conditions in tho
railroad world at the present time. That
the old rate will be restored as soon
as possible may be taken for granted
and meanwhile the stock yields nearly
6 per cent at the current market price.
Conditions in the railroad industry
show improvement and solution of the
many pcrpIcxing problems may be
looked for within tho next few months.
especially as the Administration at
Washington is cognizant of the scrt-
BUSINESS Of the situation. The revival
Of interest IN the market during the
past week is an encouraging sign
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-02
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI n,

rescution .; n" ROAD Az 81 81 IiraN, ITinNI T. ny
GnInder & sons, Inc. special meeting
OF the sto"kholders. ~. N. .n'6 Comp5nSS
has been called and WIll h~ hold on Mon
day. juno 81: 1921. at II o'clock A. NJ a,
the oric" Of the CnmNsry. TaconT and
peveresuN streets. Fhiadt!phia 10 ,sks
action on approval or diSapproyal oy N
proposition 20 increase the mortgage ird.ht
edr.ss or the Compan" from $40 6O0 -
S94o 900
GEO \. STEELE, Secretary
Philsdel phi p April 20. 1927
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-02
BAR SIlVER

esy ',ysG was ia h'shsr in London to-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-02
East Bur.lo. \. y. May e.-cArrLE-

East buffalo. y. Y. May 2.-CATrLE-
SRs,;Sslpss: :ooo head. Actiys. i5tt SOC higher:
ISIS; !eariInss' ss.5SS Q. 70: 'ff Reliers. $3.50
Hs.S0 cows; s2.25m 80; bulls. '4.25 q 8.25
atockers and feeders, s5.cSf7: fresh cows
5000 head Fifty cents lower: s5d11.
HoGs-Reosipts, ts,500 head. Twenty
Ave TO SOC lower. HeavS, Sa.75Re; mixed.
Eorkers, light workers. and pigs 50; few.
10 ~ roYShs, g.; stays. st.50tb.bo.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Rccs,pts. 10000
l1.25: yearinxs. 81 90; wethers. sT26dT 30
ewes, $40 6.T5; mixed sheep. SB.T5uT
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-02
Reserve Banks Discount Rates

Official Eedi scount rates st tho twelve Fed
ersl Reserve banks are as follows:
Treas. Lib. Coml Dkrs
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rittsbursh. MAY .. = CArrLE--R.csirts

hsfsrs 5 ''sSS COW, sSSSSa7 sSsSGa 'SGGl@s G.lSss
receipts, 1900 head. Lower. Top 40.
,lIoGS-.ReceIpts. 10. 900 head. Lower
IteaNe., s2S; heavy and light workers. and
pigs, fs.75QS.S5.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 1000
head. Steady. Top sheep, fT.2S; top lambs