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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-01

bierno Insular permitiera concederIo
sin riesgo. el Consejo Eiecutivp podra
apr0barrel referido empr6stito. al
impartirse tai aprobacGn la del Go
berHador. de Puerto Rico. ell Tesore-
fO de, Puerto Rico estari autorizado
para 6hacer el antieipo que sc solicita
al municipiO peticiomario.
"Secci0n IL. .n-.Toda corporation mr-
nicipal, que solicitare un emprtstito
del GobiernO Insllar para ser cubier-
to por una emission de bonos, dcbera
en- cada caSO. pfOyeer. en- la ordenan-
"a en- que Sc sOlicita el empr6Stit0, pa
IA la conversion de tOdas las deudas
pendientes no representadas pOr bo-
nos que tuviere con FL Pueblo de Puer-
to Rico que existan Ell la fecha Ell
que SO aprueba In referida ordenanza ::
la emission de bOnos debera cubrir la
totalidad de ticha deuda. mas el
mOntante del nueyo empr6stitO que Sc
cOntrae. Y dichos bOnos deberdn ser
refrendados pOr el TeSorerO el Audi
tor de Puerto Rico: Uisp0liGhdOSe.
no 0bstaItc. que on los cupcnes de los
bonos, 81 los hubiere. no Sc requpri-
ran las refrendatas.
"Secci6n 14.-Ademis de la facntad
que pOr eSta Ley Sc conliere IA los mu-
nicipiOs para obtener dinero presta-
mos del TesorO 'Insular todo munich
pio pOdrd. mediante la aprobaci6n del
Consejo Executive. obtcner dinero a
pr6stamo dircctamente de los hancos.
de otras instituciOnes financieras de
individuos 'particulares. Dichos en-
pr6stitOS solo podr;i contraerse por or
denanzas debidamente votadas p0r la
asamblea municipal Y aprObadas por
ell COnSejo Executive de Puerto Rico,
seglin Sc dispone en- la Secci0n 26 de
esta Ley. la cual especiliard que el in
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-01
tvease la edicion del sabado)

Secci6n 6.Toda corporation muniei-
pal que deseare contraer una deuda,
tOmar dinero prestamos emitir
bonos sobre su prOpiO creditO deber
ri; presentar al ConsejO Executive de
Puerto Rico una OrdenanZa debidamen
te adOptada por la, asamblea munici-
pal, la c,lal debera contener las cir
cunstancias que determinan la conve
niencia de que Sc eentraiga la deuda
o Sc haga el emprestito. el mOntante
del mismO. el fin o fines a que. habri
de dedicarse, v dispondrd la forma de
interes V mediante las cOndiciones que
la asamblea municipal determinare.
"Secci6n Isl hubiere de emitirse
bonos. la rpferida ordenanza dispon-
dri( tambiGn la denomination 81 son
inscritOs en- forma de cupones.'
"Secci0n 9.-TodOs los bonOs muni-
cipales. y suS cupOnes aneXOs. 81 los
hlvieren. deberhn estar firmados por
el comisionado tie seryicio piblic0. po-
licfa y pris;ones v por el secretario
municipal, Y la fecha de cada unO de-
hord ser registrada pOr cl secretario
muncipal.'
Secci6n 11.-Los hOnOs deyengaran
intereses a I'M tipo que no exceda del
siete por cientO annual. SO pagaran
SemeStlalmentc on mOneda legal de
los EstadoS l'ndos el df;l primero de
los meses de enero V Julio de cada
ailO.
"Secci6n Psi un municipo Solici-
tare I'm emprGstito de los fOnd0S per-
tenecicntes al Gobiegno Insular en- de-
fida forma. Y 81. Il juicio del Consejo
Executive. dicho emprfstito fuere con-
venien;e V el estad0 ecOn6mico del Co
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-01

la par de los mismos, siempre que a
este tipo hubiesen sido aceptados por
81.
Secci6n q. Todos los bonos u otros
tfttllos de d6bito que hasta el presen-
te hubiesen sido emitidos, 0 que Sc
emitieren en- adelante, con arreglo a
la ley. por una corporation municipal.
quedan por esta Ley exentos del pa
go de toda contribution insular mu-
nicipal.
'.Secci6n 24.-Todo municipi0 qneda
por In presente autoriZadO v Sc lie ceIl--
fiere fatutad bastante para c0ntraer
Y disponer en- una ordenanZa como
condici6n pretia. para obtener anti
cipGs prestam0S de FL Pueblo de
Puerto Rice, q para la conversion
reelGiSi0n de tftuloS de deudas vi
gentes con Fl pgeblo de Puerto Rico,
O para la emission de bonoS II 0troS IL
tulos de d6bi;o autOriZad0s por In ley
--qie cualquier ohra pnblica mejo-
III cOmprendida dentFo de los fines de
dicha ortlenanza. cl coSto lie In cGal
en Su tolalidad u en- parte haya de
llevarSe Il caho con el prOductO de di-
ch0 aHticipo prGStamo, de la ven
tn. najenaci0n, traspaso, pignOraci0n
o hipoteca de cualesquiera bonos II
otros titul0s de deuda. liza bra de cons
truirSe con arreglo los pianos es-
pecilir@ciones ;lrobadaS por el Co
ini>ionadO del Interior Y el municipiO.
En- este case todo contrato para la
construction de dichas ohraS o mejoraS
piihlicas So har;i pOr el comisi0nadO
de eerycio pliblico policia Y prSiones,
en- representation del municipio. con
Ia aprohaoiGn del concejo de admins
trac.6n del ComisionhdO del Inte-
riGr. Y de confolmidad con las leyes
que regular Ia construction de obpaS
mejoraS piihl;cas municipaleS Dis
poni6ndoSe. que cuando en- cllalquier
caso So trate de Ia construction de
caSas-eScuelas. los pianos. especifica-
clones. contrat0S Y comprohantes, de-
ber;jn ser aprobados por el ComisiO-
nado de instruction de Puerto Rico.
.'Secci1n 25.-Todo dinero obtenido
de fondoS del Goberno Insular por
empr6stito. pOr cualquier municipio,
hahra de ser deStinado eXcluSivamen-
te al fin o fines especificados en- La Or
denanza Il ordenanzas que autoricen
la operaci6n: 81 Conseio Executive
de Puerto Rico tendrl facllltad plena
para cxgir Ia rendicon de cuentas te
la Inversion del dinero segtin que,
iuicio. creycre conveniente FL SObran-
te de cualquier empr6stito hechO por
el G0biprnO InSular un mnnicipiO.
que reSultaSe deSpuGS que Sc hubieran
tcrminado los proyectoS eSpecificadOs
ell Ia ordenanza que autoriZa el mis-
mo. Sc aplicar1 en- Ia forma que el Con
seio Ejecutiyo de Puerto Rico aproba-
Ire. ag.1.am
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-01

empr3stitO para el cual fueren emiti-
dos. EstOs certificates podran obte-
nerse pOr conducto del Departamento
de Hacienda, cuando Sc .trate de en-
prestitos de fondos insulares, y el Te-
s0refe de Puerto Rico queda por esta
Ley autoriZadO. con la aprobaci0n del
COnsejO Executive. para preparar di-
chOs certtficados para tiso de los muni-
cipiOs.
.'Secci0n 1S.-Ei Comisionado de
Hacienda tie la corporation municipal
que obtuviere lIn anticipO o prestalno
de rdinero del Gobierno lnsular. de
un banco, instruction financiera q III
dividuO particular. bajO las condicioS
nes establecidas por esta Ley, debe-
ri prestar al municipio, con anterio-
ridad al recibo de dinerO algunO proce-
dente de dichO anticipo o prtstamo
una fianZa additional que no bajar1
del yeinte por ciento del prestamo o
de la suma de dimero que haya de re
cibir. Esta fianZa debera aiustarse a
los requisites especificados en- la Sec
ci0n 40 de la Ley Municipal.
"Secci0n 19--Todo municipio queda
pOr esta Ley autOriZadO cuando aSf 10
acOrdaren ambas parties contratantes.
para silstituir con nueyos contratos
los va eXisfenteS que representen deu-
das de dicl.aS corporacioncs munich
pales con arreglo 4. los ttrminoS Y con-
diciOneS que Il Console Ejecutigo de
Puerto Rico apr0hare.
eonfiere facultad al Consejo Ejecuti-
vo de Puerto Rico para vender. ee-
der, enaienar. traspasar. pignorar o
hipotecar, Il menos que tie otro modo
Sc prohiba por la ley, los tftulos de
deudasl que repreSenten fondos de''i-
dos FL Pueblo de Puerto Rico por
las corpOraciones municipalities o juntas
escOlares de Puerto Rico.
Secci6n 21.-Por la presente Sc corr
iiere facultad al Tesorero de Puerto
Rico para que acepte. a Su discretion.
a la par cUalesquiera bonos II 0tros
tftulos de d6bito de los que en- esta
Ley Sc describen. como garantfa cola
teral en- los casoS en- que So requiera
tai CARA antia.
''Secci0n 22-El TcSorerO de Puerto
Rico. previa la aprobaci6n del Conse-
jo de Puerto Rico. podrd vender. ce-
der, ena ajenar. traspasar: pignorar. o
hipotecar, Ell beneficio de FL Pueblo
de Puerto Rico. cualesquiera bOnoS Il
otrOs tftulOs de d6bito que hayan We
nido Il ser propiedad de FL Pueblo de
Puerto Rico ell virtud de confiscaci0n
V pOdr;i del mismO modO. en- 10 que
respecta a 81. como TeSOrerO de Prer-
to Rico. va FL Pueblo de Puerto Rico.
tratar como dinero efectivo cualesquie
ia bonos Il otr0S tftulOs de debitO de
cualquier corporation municipal de
Puerto Rico, en- cuyo casO tcndr;i de-
rechO a un cr6ditO eguivalente al y;ilor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08
No More Gas In
St0n,

II yon wish to bc permanently relieved
OF gas In the stomach and bowels, take
B"aImann's Gasrablc;s.
hhh!mhnns GRs-Tahlets arc prepared
distinctly and especially for stomach Gas
and particularly for all the bad enects
coming from sas pressure.
ih"t empty. gone ana gnnwins feeling
al the PIT Of your stomach will disappear:
thhi anxious hnl nervous feeling with
heart paipita,ion will vanish and Won win
once more lie able 10 take deep breath
so often prevented by gas pressing dgaIns,
your heart and lungs.
Your limbs. arms and fingers won, feel
cold and so to sleep, because RaaInann,
Gas iae!eis proven: gas interfering with
the circulation; intense drowsiness and
s!ccpy feeling after dinner Will soon he
replaced by desire for some form o. en-
itrtaInmcnt. Your d!stended stomach
will reduce by inches because gas will moi
form after using Baamann's Gas.
Tablets
Get tho genuine in tho yellow packac.
from any reliable druggist or Tragic Drug
Advertisements.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08

hard times: az least. not in The drug
business Things arc getting better
every day. In few weeks time
crops Will begin to move. Hundred.
OF millions or dollars will be put into
circulation. and business will soon he
back on a better and sounder basis
than in years.
Notice 10 Dealers.
Many wholesalers and manuractur.
ora stopped pushing at the very frs,
SIGN cf dark cloud. tho result be.
ing that many drug lines slumpcd
Tanlac went right ahead. and the re.
suit has hncn that more Taniac has
been sold during the first six months
OF the present year than in any cor
responding period in the past.
Line up with Tanlac. Connect with
"A product that sells no matter how
the times, because OF its superior
merit.
Although Tnnlac has been on the
market over six years IL is an actual
fact that more Tanlac IL being sold
today with tho same amount OF I'D
Nrrtisement than during any time in
the past.
Tanlac will not only prove YOUR
greater seller for this year. nut for
many years to come.
Tanlac is sold in Richmond by tho
Tragic Drug co. and the Grant Drug
Co. and lcading drus Sists ever, where.
Advertisements
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COTTON FLUCTUATES
400 POINTS IN ONE DAY

NEW ORLEANS. La. sept. i.-Today's
ss-H ION ~ cotton viii 20 down as ono
ni tn" most remarkable on record After
hn R"- OF 20 IOInts on the opening cali
realizing sales from tho long s.do com =
'nehc"d To preS- against valves and in
me late trading realizing became heavy
enough "a send prices down to levels eo)
points or from tho highest
m" rule limiting hurtuatInns 70 20
points In one session wa- invoked on tho
op"nihI tn check the advance ANA AGAIN
on ne close to check the decline Thr
Inarh"i CLOSED weak At IN" lJwcs, az tho
gay, and net unchanged throughout tho
Isl IN spits of the width ef ths price
on the opening call Arst trades IN each
mGnih were tho fall 800 points or $40 q
nAI" HIGHER than were allowed unhnr Tho
UNIT ru!o October burei to u 70 and
season. and the highest prices in nearly
a year Th!. inward movement, was in
sSnpnthS with about the wIdes, nuc,ua.
ION ever registered IN the Liverpool
.Aftsr the initial bulge tho make, fo,,
iglioWinr tho weekly crOp REPORTS frnTn
m" government. which were CO ed highly
inta.nEhble. strengthened a.a-n and at
"nc ,lin% was Within Less than .-ccnt o.,
ne hishcst REPORTS OF a strong sru;
Hchhhi at prices from $50 TO so over
rhard quotations wGrc helm to value
'or while. hut realizing Grndual!. in
creas"d ana In the last half hour OF M,
session was extremely heavy tn. ma -k.-
ia!l!hg under Il 10 10 70 for Ortoha- nnJ
E",io for May. and closing at those pricrs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08

AT the great Tanlac laboratories
at Dayton, Ohio. letters and tclc-
, grams are pouring in daily asking
that shipments OF Tanluc be rushed
AT once. Many OF these orders are
for full carload shipments. and
quite few &C them for two and
three carloads. Although running
al top speed. the Tanlac labora-
tories are now over half million
bottles, or approximately twenty
four carloads. behind with orders.
This announcement will no doubt
be received with great surprise In the
drug world. because business IN many
lines. especially in tho drug ana med
icinc business. has been of from 40
TO 40 per cent
Agents In Every Town.
one druggist in every city. town
and village in the Tilted States and
ready been established. will bc award.
oil the exclusive publicity agency for
Taniac within the ncAt thirty days.
These agencies Will carry with them
n bis publicity campaign exclusively
for tho one druggist In each city and
town who secures tho agency.
Taniac is GOING right ahead more
vigorously than ever before. For
Tanlac there IL no such thing ns bust
ness depression. In fact. Tnniac docs
not believe there is sucn n thing as
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with Mag trading u; z: as These price,
representing an advance o. Sos points
rom the low level Of last month on be-
'flbor contracts. attracted heavy ron.
sraI realizing. however. and IN" innrko,
soon weakened
There Was continued buying. partly by
internal lDnhl houses against Sdl.S In Inv
.Tpo"I. hu' the Tuark"; was yr-y unsettled
during tbs middle Uf tn" day and the
break later was quite rand q. the
recent advance. Trade ndvicca from
Nahcb.HtsE were toincw hat disHpipiutiug
ana some brokers considered tho larger
Ha"t salrs reported in the South lato yc--
tcrday az indlcat!n. an inCrcasrd dIsp0s!
tor to sell, hut tho break most gen
orally Attributed ia weak technical u0s'-
ton resulting from the extent and -hpid-
ny q! N" recent advance. Thr weekly
r"Dort Of the Weather Bureau intica,iue
'urihrr deterioration appeared TO be with
out any cNeSi ON the ularhn,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08
TER BIG ADVANCE
COTTON TURNS WEAK
fRv Assoc!atcd press.1

FlW YORK. Sent. The excited GEN
bnying which has hcen the feature
|cotinn since the publication Of tho
Ernments trop report last week. led
further advance early today The
ana showed signs OF subsidinG At tho
AZ 'ls9 for Dece mbcr the narkc,
leu weak under realizing
Is necame more auiivo as prices
yea rover and many stop orders wcro
Evcrrd with tho break extending 10
Tor Dcccmher; whore IL was STONED
ne MAXIMUM fluctMation rule Selling
1lnucd active ~ the minimum nriccs'
INC markell closed veal; al decline
pomIs from the best on all Insi-
| iana OF !; !" Is noints AZ compared
. opening was strong al an adva
IL points IN overnight buving ordsrs
| tfe continued strength bf I.Ivcrpool.
|SHore actlfr positions sold IL; Ia
points net higher ri9h: n.;sr tho call
| tOctoher, touching .r.in. wh'lo .nrInc
fions, sold above the :. cents ieyni
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08

table Compound to my friends and
my daughters take it. You NAV pub
llsh these facts as q testimonial" -
MRS. LOUISE SToLL, 600 w. York St..
Philadelphia, Pa.
It's not natural for women to suffer
as did Mrs. Stoll, and in nine cases
out of ten it is caused by some dis
placement or arrangement of the sys-
tenn which Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
taoie Compound overcomes, because
IL acts as natural restorative.
Every woman who is subject to
cramps, headaches, nervous spells.
p,ackache. or those dreadful bearing.
Gown pains should profit by Mrs.
Stolis experience and try Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. and
write Lydia %. Pinkham Medicine
20. Lynn, Mass, about their health.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08

Hotel. The meeting obencd with Il
supper which was followed by Sow
"ral addresses. Alderman Ordway
ruler made the principal talk on the
subject OF tho ad"isabiii.y Of the city
granting the new franchise 10 the
Virginia Railway and Power Com
rany. He presented his arguments
from the standpoint OF the city's
welfare in the future.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08
CIIICNt,O LINE SrOCE WhnXrr

VHIIAGD. Scot. I--C.'t.eI market ln-
wen hcaNy beef steers. 3. to 10 lower.
ycariinrs. TOE to 25c lover. ton ySarlIngs
]! .: bulk brrf steers go q 9. .: shc stocIs
i9c 20 70 tower; bulk 'at cows and
LETTERS. ~ 20 6il. canncrs and cutters,
TOO $50 pulL. strong tn l@c higher. bulk
bologna, @hn 80. hrcf grades iI5G6.rp:
veal CllNc-, 20 "a zoe lower. u.,E. /. soar
li": othcr calve- mostly 81 lower: stock
crS ana io"Gcr- wUhk
Hogs. opened -.c iuvcr: some packing
grades OF more; inp, 30 cary. Practical
ion Bate -. bulk ilEht and medium
lcich,rF. S|'n 'bl. bullJ packing shws,
t.g,n 80; irs. 81 H7ic lower: bulk dcsir.
Shrru; IA; lambs % to ne hIghrr: top
natives, ?.Gn bulk. s.OJf Is cullS : On q sc6:
'on western lambs ho> huiks. SdoT9c1.
Shncp. active. strong: bull, native ewes.
i"a TO: fodder lambs, arm. G:lh;c9.
Mln-tlN. ~
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.


HEN YORK. sept. iiuyinr continued
slrdh.ty foihH =, tn" carpet auetion-
pr.cr' being vel maintained al, most
ilnr I.ifGc cotton goods houses sim
"hhhr"" goods fer sale owing to the
!htbl4ly pf mills To place new values or,
!utuIc PRODUCTION un;!I the raw cotton
mhr""t seitlcs. Yarns continued to ad
vance: pthcT divisions Of textiles rr-
p3rtSd batter ;raGc sentiment. because
or me ,aet.r!y IN cotton. Burlaps were
Hrn MANY l!nsa OF knit goods wor..
with drawn from salo because az Inc
SHARP advance. In yarrs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08
BY CHARLES MURRAY GILBERT.

ATLANTA, GA, September 7.-"Tanlac made me feel
Younger ut put me back the payroll" have
fine appetite 81 can eat whatever more dys-
pepsa for IL gained weight rapidly scores
OF like expressions heard daily Of thou
sands as grateful users of anac tell of their experiences
Leading drug men of the country the ire
nendous sales Of Tanac and point
nothing has equaed phenomenal demand for this
preparation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08

500: Lucy y. Bennett. TO repair hrir,x
dwelling al 1901 Grove Avenue m
cost $4,000: G. o. Allon. to build fran,
ana Stucco dwelling NJ 3lGi FoHd,i;
Avenue. TO cost s6.50o; j. n C:ibb.
10 build garage at 2IOS Il Street. 10
cost s225: I. j Todds estate % re-
nair or'ck store at East Broad
street, TO cost 1857.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08
nuIIdInu Co1c Kc,I.or. uc.,

The. Committee on Revision OF the
Euilding Code VIII meet at o'clock
tonight 10 receive "a report of the sub
committee, OF which j. Amber John
ston is chairman. This report may
be adopted at this meeting and 20 to
CITY Council for passage AT the Octo-
Der meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08
Wnnt. Cu,n I,c,nn,hh

petition was filed IN tho office OF
Inc clerk OF tho city Circuit Court
yesterday by counsel in the vase OF
Rachael l.. karp against the Pullman
Company To transfer the case from
the Circuit Court to the United states
District Court for the Eastern Dis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08
i Southern hogs sold suDiec, TO !uspec
ton. and wh"c soft and oily
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

yanCed tc a neNv high on the present up-
turn ana r"W tOp the crop iug
IN. May option on tho Roari Of Trade
hero TODAY. The ;rade active. with
moro outside Interest ana az the high
point prices ware IN much G'..
over IN. early low with hnav< huying NY
commission houses and the local element
the way up Hth stop orders unCOy-
cred. May lea III" advance.
'rhc purchase nf around !,iN.V9 bush Is
OF Australian wheat b. lnd!a and csti-
mated that the Australian croI' would he
around yi.clOGNJ bushels ar moro short -!
last years r-ur. were the main buiiiah
Influences The early TONG In cash PEE
~ lums hrEc and IN the Ens.. with slow
export demand were ignored by tho trade.
Final wheat figures were 2i-c 10 i4c
h!gkc-. while corn ruled lac 10 i.ixc up.
and nAts 40 10 ii-c h!Eher.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08
building Permits ISSUED.

Bui!dtnE Inspector Butler yesterday
ISSUED permits TO the following:
i. III. Bruncr, estate to build six
teen garages on rear Of 203 North
Davis Avenue. to cost $4,000: Susie
\ Woodnll. TO build brick garage
in rear OF 1926 Grove Avenue. TO cost
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08

|vo hitting spells
the first two days,
and was unfit to
do my work. I
read in your little
book about Lydia
pr. Pink h q m S
Vegetable Com
pound and took
the medicine. with
satisfactory re-
suits. ] amamid-
wife and recon-
mend tho Vaoa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08
TORT movement:

View York-MtddlInE. lsi5: exports. 90:
sa!sa. PI stock i521
Minor UCr,S-EinCk. 25E
Total 'odsl-Reccip,s. .?.ici: c1por,s ~
Total :or week--Rsoeip,s. 1853: exports.
portS. tH,iB.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08

'trict OF Virginia. The plan sues
for $1,000. No declarations have been
filed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08
NAVAL. STORES

SAVANNAH. GA. Sept T.-rurpcn,in.
mr'n s'a, aGi sales. tp: receipts. IA: shin
So: receipts. 2.t:6: shipments. 30: stoul,
.Ts" Quoi": y. 800: - 3.sonG5: L.. so "a
100: !. iri, g. 40: II, as: l. t'I51 ~.
+, TO NJ. 'djaso. * 80. wG. s5S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-08

NEW YORK. sept. The raw sugar
mars Was easier foE uncontrolled sugars
I" LOCAL rSiincrs on tn. basis of ~, for
centrifugal. wn,!c i2Ce} bags OF Iiaytians
We" SOFA AT - g. !. T. equal 30 - for
c.ntfifrga! The Cuban smsa- commit.
.:" ",t"d no sa!ck. although !. was
cars of AT sugars coming forward and
NIL .hattcr NO steamer until thcs" ar"
.,ran"d Up. They made no change i'm
III" rrlCc. which &c NE COS, ana trnirht'
edua! To i>G FOR ccntrifuEal
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SUFFERED @s
SIX YEARS
MRS. Stoll Tells Women
How She Found Relief
From Pain

Philadelphia, Pa. -"I suffered for
Blk years with pain every month. had
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PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
Rcpnrtod By KodEsrk. Hl.nIrnrr a. 70 In

.r.>.,.,, SeptCmhcr . is.i
DC to ~ per bushcl " ''
NlRGlNiAS - Farmcrs stock market
steady.
Fancy Jumbo. 10 SIC per 10.
Extra prime. {" SIC nor h.
IrinH. iiEc 10 "a pcr b
Smelling stock. IL TO ii.u per H.
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FINANCIAL

NEW YORK. Sent. 7.-Cail money. Ann.
ruling rate. t'E: call loan, against ACCEPT :
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cOTTnNSL.En OIL

EEW YORK, Sept 7-Cottonscch oil al
ranta. q 20 - points early through heavy
nuE'hs on the further buiga IN cotton
'Hu Nt"r-'oSs covering. Towards tn.
c."1" however. thu market turned abnu,
uhhs hchNF pront-;s!t!nE and selling on
me reversal in cotton. March advanced
!" W. ANA broke 70 az. Closing b!d =
N,tc J. h!Ehcr to - n"i lower =. les
I'll" barrels. Tenders. TOO harrc'. Primo
.rd" ~ sales. prime summer yellow
troi. r'5H 1910. Sepicmocr. tsl: Dcc.,n,
o"F s.f'. and March. e.Si. an bids
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Talk. ON V. Il. & l.. Franchise

More than nifty members were pros
cnt ~ II meeting OF the Richmond
First club. which WAS held last night
at $50 o'clock At the Richmond
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from The low levels OF last month There
appeared 20 be more realizing a, thrae
h.nTcS. and there wcr, reactions 90 sew
S''t POINTS later. with the market closing
20 iS points net higher. September. ID
Dcl"b"r. 81 December. ;.5i. January 7,.i
March '.Si. May. sos: July. s,,7