davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-07-28
THK. MAYOR Is FINED 20,
BY RECORDER


Mayor Radabaugh answered q
charge Of violating the ordinance Of
operating OF an automobile before
Recorder j. w. Dadisman, Monday,
and pleaded mot guilty, claiming
that he had lighted the tail light be-
fore he started and that it went out
somewhere between his home and the
Park, technical violation that has
not. been enforced by the mayor him
self. The recorder fined the mayor
$1,000 and costs. The mayor appeals
the case to the circuit court, with the
point Of view that the recorder was
prejudiced and was not acting as a
city official. The ''Foxy" Mayor APP
pears to enjoy the rotoriety he is get
ting all over the country, and says
the recorder. was acting out Of his
capacity in this respect. There APP
pears to be some serious friction bet
Ween certain city officials that cause
glaring press reports emanating from
sources not worthy the attention Of
any respectable newspapers.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-07-28
DIES SUDDENLY

Robert L. Brown, prominent ply
stefan who served as captain during
the Spanish American war, and later
as commander in the navy, was
found dead in bed Monday morning
when members Of his family went to
awaken him at his home in Parkers-
burg. He had retired the night be-
and had evidently had a heart attack
during the night.
DR.. Brown was well known in this
county having married daughter
of the late Judge Samel Woods, sis
ter of ]. Hop and S. V. Woods, Of
Philippi.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-07-28

The midnight" order of the
mayor may inconvenience few
but it will help and aid many a
weary and hard working man
who desires and requires a
nights rest. N6 lE
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas w. Shomo
Of Junior who were both in
Baltimore hospital returned
much improved. Mr.. Shomo will
soon be about his duties in the
M. and M. Bank.
DR.. J. w. Strother is accused
of hiding in the bushes and
watching for the stork's arrival
well Dock says when he shakes
the bushes the birdie" appears
just the samee".
The tie game of Baseball bet
ween Dartmoor and Century,
played at Dartmoor Sunday was
stood 8-3 in favor of aDrtmoor
and the series 3-2 in favor of the
same team.
Geo. Cain and family were in
Clarksburg asst Saturday to the
Automobile races. Geo. reports
this sport as very exciting, one
man was killed during the
course of these races.
Thamer Griffith and family
who has been visiting in Akron
0. returned here the latter part
Of the week. We understand
that Thamer put on a turning
turtle" exhibition while in the
Buckeye State.
J. w. Strother denies the argu
ment the worlds growing weak
er and wiser, from the stand
point of the increased weight of
the average babies and DR.. ST.
rother is surely some authority
when it come to Babies.
The American people are get
ting to the point where they de-
mand the same bloody sports as
the Romans did in semi-acient
| history viz the wild animal in
the arena and the gladiatWial
combats check upon the sports
| Of American people and those of
| the Mohammedan world and
] then tell why we send mission
aries over there? e
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-07-28
LUTZ HANGED AT MOUNSvILLE

Moundsville July 23.-Javob Lutz,
middle aged citizen Of Grafton, early
last evening was executed at the
West Virginia state penitentiary here
in expiration Of the murder of Chief
of Police John B. Phillips Of the Tay-
lor county town, April 10 1919.
Beforethe black cap was adjusted
over his head and his limbs bound,
Lutz turned to the limited number
of spectators who had been admitted
to the death chamber and said in a
firm voice: Goodbye everybody"
Warden Terrell and others who wit
messed the execution declared that
Lutz went to his death with less Wis
able emotion than any of those who
have been hanged within the walls of
penitentiary since all West Virginia
executions have beensheld here.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-07-28

I John Irwin Kramer. son Of Harry
B., and Emma, Isse. Krsasr, Wa born
March 18th, 1895, 1t CisArfisla,. Pa,
died Oct 7tH, 1918, in an armY hos-
pitsl in, France: fsoai. uounds received
in action. He wss. xgsd, % years, q
months; and 20. dsys. s.-
He was = mstnbsrf 81 the Masonic
order, belonging to lodge No: 125, At
Belington :, W. Va. Hss proSSssed
faith in Christ and united with the n.
.. Church South, At 'Bslington, W
Va, Dec. 14tn 1918, ssh aslt
He answered his country's calf and
wis Indicted into the army Oct 3rd.,
1917. Hse wssl in trxining at. Camp
Lee Va, from which place ha was
transported overseas 10 France. He
belonged to Battery B., SlSth Field
Artillery. ,i'
His death occurred ~ fol4ows: The
command to which hss belonged had
been assigned the duty Of laying down
barrsge. Acertain number Or shots
were To be fired by each gun. It was
,nexr the hour of midnight. John had
finished firing and had stepped over
to another gun when the gunner was
preparing to firo his last shat, when
the gun exploded, severely wounding
John. He was subsequently, conveyed
To- "a hospital where death I resulted
from the wounds which he had receive
ed. 10 .stsse4 tsi =
Thus occurred the death Of an Amer
lean soldier who made the supreme
sacrifice on the field Of battle.
He leaves his father and mother,
one brother and one sister, besides q
host of relatives and friends To mourn
his loss. ~ ss se8hfr 4
He was held in high esteem by those
who knew him. His pleasing coun-
tenance and kind disposition will long
to be remembered.
The body was brought to Belington
from overseas Saturday, August 23rd.
The funeral, one Of the largest mid
week funerals ever held in Belington,
was in charge Of Rev. w. J. Richard
son, pastor OF the ME-. Church, South
and the Masonic Fraternity, at the
home Of the deceased parents on Pike
Street. A long line Of automobiles
followed slowly the hesrse TO Frater-
nifty Cemetery just below town where
the last rites Of Christian, burial
were given and the body inferred on
native soil to await the Great Day.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-07-28
NATION CONFRONTED
BHeTAX PROBLEM
THRER CENT POSTAGE STAMP
IS SUGGESTED =

b WASHINGTON. July 25-Pianz
or building a new tax law took
nore definite form today as pre-
epAraticns were completed for the
LactAl beginning tomorrow Of re-
evfsion Of the revenue laws by the
house Ways and means committee.
II President Harding heard details Of
kkst House Tesdsfs propose 10 do from
Chairman Fofdney, Of the committee,
during the day, and Information leak
I'd out Indicating that the three-csnt
postage stamp might be restored to
az revenue producer.
The return Of the three-cent stamp
was understood to have been discussed
ct the conference Saturday between
Secretary Mellon and Mr.. Fordnsy
sssd other Republican members OF the
ways aad means committee. The sug-
Rsstion will 81 taken up with post
ONCE department. before any further
moves are made, however, it was
stated. e 81 ''st T2@ 81
II the search for methods Or raising
around four billion dollars 1 year,
members Of the committee Nefs de-
clxred 70 have talked also of j tax on
bank checks, but That suggestion was
understood to have been 'frcwnsd on
by the treasury. Other stamp tax
proposals may get some consideration
in Che committed, but members said
candidry they feared the reaction from
them. 60 ~ s%R s0s
Nj. Mellon, it was said, had told the
committee that he was opposed to the
use Of any kind Of sales tax to suppl
ant the excess profits levy which, it
is conceded, will be abandoned. He
was reported as being favorable to a
flat tax on corpor atoms, believing
that such d tap would Offset losses due
to the contemplated repeal Of the
profits and soma minor assessments.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-07-28
RESPONSIBILITY FOR PEACE
DELAY ~.

Ia yssnnsso n yuiy - 1s Aanes
ade : sepsIess .p 2 WITH Setgm IMAM
q s0n1saons nn, .sr sns o 'aa, es S>ses
nosal'ed tneM snls cou .'a:s! s cqnid noa
f , snes Y, on cond I! fnss tn lss
:. su $500 sullnaes M ~ scse1ess Is Is
= = =: ls.sSs = ~ n.slon ION Rs sass kps
Hp ~ ua'eisy ssocsAs.on.
. n rs rres'oens, non. 'onasnan n
Doun ~, WOW .ne unlteo Ssasee
nas uo.,e Ina psSs = ioalo unoet .ne '
,sa.s '.;.Ss. mas 'olnea -, m .ns
, psace, wl1no a scqu'escine the IN sne
~! 'yssn ~ 80 - M
ls q a 1870 .nss enc pe.ee
,S Is .ns An nseloas
1' III se 10y
.sa 'ao..sl0as ena aa.a
M oo ~. Us - ms eoll =.
I 0s.r : .sse , Tmsp ss S'ases anu
sas s..s:s - naFeu s,aessswele
1s ~ no. omy Actual put 'ecn-
800 ~, IL i ! sss'n ~ otsenss
va ~ e ue.sS 8 1879 : rsssosns V9o
~ osen lsp Fs.p .A ss'a y. sns poiiss o1
$3.50 ~ tn ~ ~ MN sst :, vas .ss5
$500 * Ing 60 lies me leei
ss r = = me nA sS' : Y nesw An =,
= ~ sls at noslce ~ 'gneq Dy 81
S es snss eps Woula
~ sfs 81 e ! p 3 \ er0ssy VITA
.nS I. aiea ~ y. = ~ = ~ s.,..
Pa s ~ ueisss - ing ~ SongEe|siHo.nE
eaSfe,o IS noe necesssFily az
-. io sAAoA sHe ss1v u lug IASe
II suyHA s = oehess wou'o oe 81 rspu'Sss
Z. - .Ao e ess - no.D w isr. Nscg =
.'s ,. iisS'iAo' " 1tg w evs 2. e'eis
io whsen issusa uoiic adc- =.
80 ~ n.h wSss p1Diisnsu a, essly
vo.ins pfsvins' : A,e ". aEs oon-
sfssS Is e. sosss % -collh,aence N NM 4
SCI anu ms foreign poiic,es' ne as
sst sea ehas Inc e'es.ion u a nepuDh-
.ans sress. ~ouiq DC cons1rueq q
Dloau as sepuuia0ion 81 nimseir ~
spoN5snAh lor Inc nalion ana proE
n s. W asceps Tue res1i1 ~iSnoue
"a, W .s ,ssue' uwn ~ niHseihs
- ~. =. u = wy eccePl
-, .seuss 'sous ~sn e uiu not
0eie.' lne''lDs " 'ne sic.olious
parry " speak ZOE 'iie oni.eo states
~ shc pcaee Sotii i9 eiiee ne oio hot
even s"ae Tug sosise VI the s.o,ious
n : :. 4 wy uei.eu eie
an pevp.e anu "eil' ~ r4'lops
~ Neip neso.'A'e peaoe WHICH "ouiu
" ga ape',uon.eH' =. snose poi.cies
1t.1 "t.a ''''' =" mas aAea
nsn posi..o'i aiiions .ne las.ohs W
''.e san ne ploposeu y 'Ashe inns
A~'ion sug,e.s " .ne oiuels " iea
que III WHICH ahosner naelon wouid
A".e 'o
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-07-28
STATE ROADS =
BONDS FOR SALE
GOVERNOR TO RECEIVE BIDS
UP TO AUGUST. 10TH

Charleston, W. vaJuly % Cover
nor E. F. Morgan gave official notice
today that from thu executive ollices
in the Capitol on Aigdst 10Th lisxt, he
will offer for sale the US, G000 f6Ad
bonds authorized by the recent sessi0A
Of the Legislature The b6iids : VfH
be sold to the highest bidder, SUI il
no case for less than The faeka vsAuS
plus accrued interesE. fr
The Governors statement describes
the features Of the road bonds, en-
umerating the quantity Of each de-
Nomination whether coupon or re-
gistered and the date Of maturity,
recting that they are free from state
county, district and municipal tax
atim and that the principal and in
terest are payable either at the Office
Of the State Treasurer rat the Ma
tionai City Bank IN New York City.
The text Of the Governors state
ment reads:
Notice is hereby given, that tho
undersigned, the Governor Of the
State Of West Virginia, will, under
and by virture Of authority vested in
him by Section 8 Of Chapter t13 Of
the acts Of the Legislature, Regular
Session 1921, on the 10th day Of An
gust 1921, at his office at the Capitol,
in the City Of Charleston, ofSer for
sale to the highest bidder, in no case
for less than for par value plus accru-
ed interest, Road Bonds Of the State
Of West Virginia, Series Of. 1921, in
the amount Of Is ,OOO, 900, OF. such part
thereof as he may deem advisable, the
Acts Of the Legislature, Regular Ses-
sion 1921, enacted pursuant to, and in
conformity with the Good Roads
Amendment to the Constitution, adj
opted at the general election held in
November, one thousand nine hundren
and twenty; which said bonds are dat
ed the first day. Of July, 1921, and
range from $4,000 due in 1921, 70
$io,o00o0 due ia 1916.
All d said bonds bear interest at
the rate 81 per centum per annurn
payable annually on the first
day Of January and July Of each year
and are exempt from taxation by the
State, or by any county, district Or
municipality thereof Both the prin-
cipal and interest are payable in gold
coin Of the United States At the Office
Of the Treasurer Of the State Of West
Virginia, or, at the option Of the
holder Of said bonds, at the National
City Bank Of New York.
In the event the bonds are not
ready for delivery on the day of sale
herein designated, bonds purchased
on that date will be delivered as soon
as received from the engraver, but
interest will begin accruing to the
purchaser on the day of sale, or any
time there after when the purchase
price thereof is actually paid to the
State.
All bids shall be in writing and ac-
companiedby a certified check payable
to the State OF West Virginia, or GER
tificate Of deposit to the credit Of the
state from some bank designated as
a state depository.
Bids will be considered, and all else
being equal, sales made in the order
priority in which such bids are re-
ceived. The right to reject any and
all bids is hereby expressly reserved.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-07-28
CHICKENSUP

The Ladies Aid Of the M. E. Church
South, will give Chicken Supper
Saturday evening, August 9Th from
5 to'8 PM, on the Scrimgeour Porch,
price so cents. Everybody come
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-07-28

At recent conference Of the Met
hodist Episcopal Church, South, Sergt.
Alvin York who is credited with hav-
ing captured large number or Ger
mans then any individual in the AM
erican army, said that prohibition
should be repealed if it is found that
they cannot be properly enforced.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-07-28
FREE RANGE AND FREE SALT

For 10 to Is head of stock, on Laurel
Hill. Pure Mountain Water, new
strand wire fence. ..=Dontsneed to hunt
me, just take up the stock. See me
any tlple.pss 800 " ~ Il -. ::ss'.
E: e. BENNETT, -
Belington, W. Va.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-07-28
TO PREACH AT U. B. CHURCH

Rep. Oliver Stoneking of Clarks-
will preach in the U. B. Church Sum
day morning and evening" rye.is:s ii.tlst
fresh from his vacation and will have
some interesting topics for everybody.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-07-28
TO PREACH AT CORLEY

Rev. Jerome j. Polling of Nestor-
vile, recently ordained minister of
the primitive Baptist Church will
preach at eoriey Chapel Sunday ,af-
ternoon. :
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-07-28

Among the distinguished visitors at
the national convention of the Ameri-
can Legion at Kansas City this fall
will be Stabby, hero Of Seichprey, who
recently was awarded a gold metal for
bravery ana faithfulness. The decor
alton was presented by General Per-
shing.s Stubby has been especially
invited to attend the convention a. a
guest Of honor. He is a Boston bull
TERROR, wounded in st. Mihiel drive.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1921-07-28

A national census to determine how
many veterans Of the world war are
Shriners has been started by Ararat
Temple OF the Mystic Shrine at Kan
sas City. The purpose Of completing
the census is to make it possible for
the Kansas City Shriners to send
special invitations to the veterans to
to attend the annual national convent
ion Of the American Legion to be held
at Kansas City Oct. 31st. and Nov. LIST
and End The visiting Shriners will
be entertained in the homes of Kansas
City Shriners.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-17
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO. Aug. iG.--Ca;t!e: Choice beef
~. steady others dull. mostly % to
10. 'WyT. tyr ycarl!ug. 1915: heavy steers
80. hHi[, inu 90. she stock duh. about
ru.Ws' "u!k lat she stock. ID016.2J.
S5.1ay. bulk licht veal calves to packers
Hogs Mostly &c to zoe lower than yes
!Sr LAY average. closed de;noraliz"d and
~ &" ',c lower: hold-oSer very liberal .
Lpu 'triy. les; practical limit Fate. 10 ~ !:
nm,N tEh' and light butchers. io.oomIo. 20 /;
PUNK packing Snws, S.O1fi $50: pigs fully a9c
'"w,r: bulk desirable. 9.iiG915.
Sn'ci Native lambs steady: ton 10 - .
Hutn 70 packers. 3. - "a 1890. culls mostly
nv. best western lambs steady: others.
~ :" &c lower: top. 1913 ranging down
20 l'.", SIX loads not sold at noon; Mon :
,"h" ~@thsrs Zoe higher at G.2a; native fat
s"'N SltI!S At 80 TO 10: no choice light
noon 49, - .N' w
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-17
COTTON AT NEW LOW
LEVELS LATE IN DAY
tnfavorabi" Crnp Reports Hold Prices
Firm Earlier. but Break
Finally Comes,

,NhW ORLEANS LA. Aug. lr.-Sma.l
Irc ines prevailed during the greater VAR
- thr se.i!On IN cotton today. althous n
ifhG'rs on IN" short side wer. unnb ., TO
'.t very !hr with their operations because
u! tn constant stream OF unfavorabic CEoi,
a.. Hnts tHat rourc ia hem.
,A'uch ~! me go ing WAS aU. To tho tea.
th"t ihc movement %; III" new crop would
p!cSs against VHiu"s anu ;hc period @!
heaviest 49,. 4ing was late ~ the session.
loIioNtnc the hosting u ihg daily stalls
i!ciI statement. showing TccCIUtS at a..
United States ports OF - 49, bales agains I
t.tt1 this fty last year
IN the carly trading pr.Ces were OF 8
10 points. but after 'pctu8.r touched Il
N" market CONNIE nccfl - do butter. Ia =
sm9i Way. ana finally. tow ii The middle
OF ne day. ia" isOT" active months wci,
to 5pointS higher than Ia. close =. yes
t"THlF, WIKI October uD IZG2. Aa'n ~
the Eastern belt on TOO l.Dcrai I 4caio and
ihc forecast Of ino.c .Eows.. > corr,
caused much n! tn" suunpri at I. t!rrr.
In Tho lat. trading most months hrnl- d"
10 new low levels. pccemJer falling 20 - 20
ana IN" close Nae around the lowest ~:
thc cay At net Losses Of % Do:...=. w!s n
October st l252 ana December "a, i2si
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-17
LIBERTY LOAN BOND MARKET.
FREDK T.. NOTHING & CO.
Investment BANKERS
SO. East Main Street Ri.hmond Va
NEW YORK COTTON
QUIET AND IRREGULAR
Conflicting Reports III 10 Effect Of RniI
Keeps Traders Guess


NEW YORK. Aug. .i6.-Thc cotton mar
Ret was comparatively quiet again today
the late tendency 81 rrices downward ne
GAYS. of isa1DOiniing late REPORTS iron.
the stock market AMI scattered Southern
After, selling =, 1885, on an early decline.
December rallied to 1885. but broke again.
tcrday. The general market. closed steady
i'll tone. hut showed net loss OF to 10
points.
The opening was steady at a decline OF
to points in rcsronsc TO relatively easy
Liverpool cables. rcuOrts OF continued trade
depression in Lancashire az: talk of more
favorable weather conditions in the South.
west.
The initial offerings appeared to be quite
readily absorbed. and after showing net
nrmcd up on the contlnu"d bullish aver
age OF private crop adNic:s. covering ny
recent sellers for turn ana little trade
October sold up from 1a.ai to. 1899 and
last nights closing figures during the carly
afternoon; when buying was promoted by
eSeIspine in The nindk market er t onr was as
prospects for carly action on the raiirond
refmndins NIL Later Wall Stree, reIorts
leading to u renewal to renewal OF scat
terinE liquidation In cotton. and there aia,
M Ses ranss whS% near sss fre sold tn
to previous low figures and later deliv.
cries made new low ground for the day.
was few points uD from the lowest on
covering.
There were conflicting reports as to the
some sections. but The lower tcmS"r r,is =.
traders hardly nnc% whether to take ,he
larger Galveston receipts as for'shadowinG
Larger Gnr9rts or az Ienectina rapid n
-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-17
CuICACo GnNII N,E;E.r

VII .N'''D. Aug, 4N-idtsTidl declines fla
the 'alu. OF wheat TOOK place today. large
~ owing to stock market depression and
- Srcctacuinr break. in tho uricc -: co-,I
ana ,nats. wheat closed nervous. = to Be
net lo"ci. Corn los. I-c to ESQ and GA n
&c :" Ike. In VrUvIs!pns the nu,cD,n"
was < hanged 80 D.. lower.
I't"fti OF buying Oit"rs IN the wh.. I
ilt made the market unusually sensitive
ihs. lnhG"h." Of tn" stock market and thu,
declines which began soon after trading
opened were spc"iily emphasized through
INC braE!sh action OF corn and OATS All
Deliveries OF the feed grains touching tho
,ow"st prices vet this season. with ,n.
Septrmbcr delivery OF oats commanding
i"s, thnn ~ aRy time nee 1912. In
creased hedging pressure and llnuici-
tl"h on the part ~ holders was the Ito
~ corn. whereas Dix Stul.u ia sight loft
me oats marie little supgrr. Early In
iicauons e lack @: e<,urt bushes.
counted t!-p araiHs; the bulls In wheat
IN ia" JthCr hand. ann Uutcu.eUt 'uSs
before thH close that NOR. than . fto 40,
bnSheis ~ wA"at hol be u '1N.n FOR Eu-
rally.
offerings OF com to arrive increased
SHnui tan"ously with falling or In de-
;ntni from the s"uto.rd oats closed "A,
ire bottom OoNt OF the season. Active
Spreading between Sept.inber and Dccern-
Dor was under way At the w!des, differ
Provisions .sagccd with grain and hors
Notwithstanding that Ia. stock OF Ia,.i
mere fhowcd iiFe!'G1 pounds decrease In
tho last wHgkg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-17
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.

s,,,,., August ls 1921.
S'ANISii-Farmcrs' stock. market strong.
|c - Soc per bushcl. Offerings small.
stock HIGHT,
kGiNiAS-FarincrS' .toct: mark,,
steady.
Fancy iumbos. csc 90 &c nor ID.
t:Nft pr!'n" iuinbos. SIC to &C. rcr 10.
rHnHy runners. sc Ia 5isc ger IA
t.N'ft prime runners. &C. to Sc per 10
SM..-lhs stock- 30 20 &c per 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-17
MAY .......... f iHH;} 1871 5s, is9s 1879 1879

IVTI T'OENtfl IN
Nsw ,l Yo5ls MlddiinE. $500; exports. 525:
Minor uuris-StDch 592j.
Total today Receipts. cj.iss: exports.
.s..5i.
Total. Tor. scason--Necelpts. i.22i: "S-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-17

NEW YORK. Aur. !6.-Cnttonsced oil
VAS ,ower under scattered selling on the
sunni IN lard and other markets. NJ
pressure developed. however. and the ut-
tcrtun" at the close VAS cOinpurativcly
s'cIdy C!o>ins, bids were to 10 points
mex lower. Salcs ii..,y barrels. priiu.
crude SO. nominal: prime summer yclluw
SPOT. NCtr3"D: Scptembr-. S5, December
so and March SD. all bids
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-17
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.


DRY GOODS
NEW YORK. Nur. iS.-Dry goods mar
kets yer. firm for tn" Gay. with tho rts-
ing price tendency momcutarilS arrested.
hrpat silks wer" 1uiet result Of re-
tardcd retail! movement. Mems wooden
goods were active. IuvlrpJ were uuict
and held {" low price levels.
NAVAL STORES
SAVANNAH. GA. Aug. IL .-rurpcntin"
firm. 5p:: salcs. none; reccipts IS: shin
ncnt'. Il: stock 9.Gfs. Rosin Gr;n. sales
.2ni r"ccip:s, lSci; SHIPMENTS. 1859: stock.
30. quote: II. y. T.. 20: + 30 q.
PA: ~ 3Yi T. ~: X: i"j: NJ. Az; y.
p;n AGSs9 sSnaI ia Ella F5 : ApS is 5 s
ccints. rs: sh!nments > 5,i stock. q ~.
Rosin arm: sales. It's; rcccipts. 2a5f:
shipments, i1Ie: stack. i71s-ia.
Quote; -. 3ci tc3..o: u. =. 3.3p: +. 80.
q. $50 II. S.SJ: | 800 X. 400. VI. 10: y.
ii6N 30: VIC. io1Ti.o). WV. a.iNn5iJ.
FINANCIAL.
NEW YORK. Aug. iS.-Call money frm.
High. 6. low. 6; ruling rate. 6: closing
bid ga call loans arains; acceptances.
LONDON. Aug. lG.-Bar silver ssh rcr
ounce. Monev per cent: discount rates.
short bills. A. pCr cent: three months
bills. a.. rrr cent.
CURB MARKET.
Curb close. bid and asked:
Aetna ...-.............-... llET leh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-17
THE 7HNES-DzSPATCH,S RECORD OFFzNANCLAL NEWS
COTTONSt;ED OH.

tered selling by Western and European
interests. with closing uuotat lons 8 to l.
ppIh's net lower. September closed at -.
Dscciiber 5.SS. March 6.53. nil bids.