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The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1922-02-11
SALARY SYSTEM FOR COUNTY
is MOST PROFITABLE.
This is Proven by Statistics Over
State-Hancock County Figures
Show Decided Gain.-Interesting
Facts and Figures.

ture of Mississippi now In session TO
place all county officials back to the
fee system, after two years trial of
the salary system. The move brought
forth the usual number of pros and
cons, an much discussion resulting.
However, it is interesting to note
that the salary system has proven
profitable in the majority of cases.
In Hancock it has proven SO. The
gain is considerable.
The following information on the
subject will be read with interest
over the county, giving as it does, an
insight of the county's financial bus
ness and practically at glance. The
Echo is indebted for this information
to Clerk A. A. Kergosien and his ef-
ficent and courteous deputies, Mes
src. Alphonse Favre and E. ]. Ker-
gosien:
Tax collectors commits
sion on all taxes, collected,
assessed for the calendar
year, 1920 0-----------S 9,342.f5
Commission on all taxes
collected and uncollected
for the calendar year 1921 5,919.11
Amount per diem for at
tending courts and Board
of Supervisors saved to the
County:
Sheriff - 364.00
Cbancery Clerk---- $4,000
Circuit Clerk -- $1,000
All fees collected and
paid into the county treas
ury for the calendar years
192O-1921, exclusive of
commission of taxes:
Sheriff " 291.75
Chancery Clerk ------- 3,324.71
Circuit Clerk ------- 1,3O4.96
Fees earned and not col
lected, including fee in
pending litigations, 1920
1921:
Sheriff - 1900
Chancery Clerk - 145.78
Circuit Clerk - 1896
County auditors salary
saved and fees for trans
cribing rolls, 1s2o-21---- 2,O3o.24
Salary Clerk Board of
Supervisors 1s2o-21.-- 10000
Amount Of fees saved the s-
county under sections 2177
2178, 2179, Mississippi
Code, 1906, 192O-21.---- 288.4O
Amount assessor would
have received as fees for
making County assessment
and enumeration, 1920-21 9O0.oo
Amount assessor would
have received from State
for making assessment for
1e2o-1921 --- 2,53O.OO
Total fees collected not
asked above 1920-1921--$27, ,6O9.64
Salaries paid for years 192O-19z1:
Sheriff & Tax-Collector- $6125.00
nenut;as - 3O6250
Chancarv Clerk 5583.26
nonn+ias 32S5.78
Circn;+ CLERK 100000
Assessors 100000
Total amount paid for
two wears ---$24, ,256.00
Cain -S 3,353.10
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School Fund

School Fund
T. E. Kellar, prorata salary CITY
Superintendent, s60.37; Cumberland
Telephone. and Telegraph Company
telephone for Central School, $500;
w. L. Bourgeois, mdse, $500; Beach
Drug Store, mdse, s10.15; The Bay
Mercantile Company, mdse, 1881;
Mary Spence, janitress salary, Gen.
trail school, $50; Kate Oliver, jani-
tress salary Webb school, $12.5O;
Seymore Moitan, janitor salary Tay-
lor school. SO; Louis Holmes, JAM
tor salary, colored school, SO; The
Continued to Page Four.)
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A. A. KERGOSIEN,
Chancery Clerk.
(SEAL)

Ordered by the Board that the
following amounts be allowed and
paid out of the General County Fund
as per bills on file, examined and
approved, to-wit:
J. A. Breath fees in case No. 5343
53e5, 1896, 5399, SITS; The Sea
Coast Echo, printing for superinten-
dent of education, $40; The Sea
Coast Echo, printing for Assessors
office, $5.15; The Sea Coast Echo,
printing for Clerk, $3.50; The Sea
Coast Echo. printing for Board of
Supervisors, $118.50; The Tucker
Printing Company, tally sheets,$3.29
A. L. Stokoe, lights, $19.28; Theo.
Nicaise, refilling vats, $21; Alphonse
Cuevas, cow claim, SIS; Lemuel
Cuevas, cow claim, SIS; Merchants
Bank, insurance, $452.70; A. L..
Stokoe, one ton coal, $11; Foote-
Davis Co., one record book, $500;
Bay Mercantile Company, supplies,
$149O; L. A. DeMontluzin, pencils,
etc., 81; A. A. Kergosien, fertilizer
and drayage, 81; w. A. Mcdonald,
excess No. 2, '21, s16.34; E. J. Gex,
excess No. 30, '21, $1,000; w. A Nc
Donald, excess No. IS, 20, $3.50;
R. L. Genin, excess No. IL, '21,
$14.96; John Schulthies, keeper of
County Poor House, $33.75; F.
Fuente, state VS.. Frank Moran $3.50
A. Depreo, state VS.. Frank Moran,
$685..
Ordered by the Board that the
following amount be allowed and
paid out of the Road and Bridge
Fund as per bills on file, examined
and approved, to-wit:
A. J. Bilbo, 1-12 contract, 1926;
w. G. Thigpen, 1-12 contract, $34l;
w. A. Whitfield, LIZ contract,
Francis Shaw, LIZ contract, 1915;
w. G. Thigpen, labor on bridges, Sc;
CASTOR Lee labor 6 days, So; Simon
Ladner, pulling stumps on Amer
road, 5000; w. T. Holden, labor 6
1-2 days, $13; Frank Cuevas, labor
4 1-2 days at Bayou Coco, $26.75'
w. T. Holden, labor 10 IL days al
$3.50 per day, Bayou Coco, $26.25
H. B. Nelson, labor, days at $2.ot
at Bayou Coco, So; Manuel Haas
labor. 8 3-4 days at Bayou Coco
| $17.50; Vernon Haas, labor 9 Il
days at Bayou Coco, $3.50; Lewis
Johnston, labor 3-4 days at Bayou
Coco, $11.50; T. S. Cuevas, labor
"a days at Bayou Coco, $3.50; A
J. Lott, nails, $6.77; Theodore Nj
caise, team hire. 5 days, $40; A. J
Mcleod, team hire, 2 1-2 days
i $3.50; Aristide Hode, labor OF
Orphan Creek bridge, s33; Mcleod
& Joyner, 1927 feet lumber, $54.81
A. j. Mcleod bridge tender and oil
| $35.4O; August Taconi Fl days la
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS BOARD OF
MAYOR AND ALDERMEN----FEB'Y.
The State of Mississippi,
County of Hancock,

The State of Mississippi,
County of Hancock,
City of Bay st. Louis.
A regular meeting of the Board
of Mayor and Aldermen of the City
of Bay st. Louis was held at the
City Hall, on Saturday, February d.,
at 5 o'clock, p. m.
There were present: Mayor r. w.
Webb. Aldermen: w. C. Sick, r. S.
Blaize, Leo Blaize, L. C. Carver;
City Marshal Albert Jones, Secretary
S. J. Ladner.
The minutes of previous meeting
was read and approved. The reports
of various city officers mas read, in
vestigated, found correct and ap-
proved. The financial reports uas
spread upon the minutes, the others
filed.
Statement for January, l922-The
Merchants Bank, City Depository.
City Fund
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1922-02-11
GEO. R REA, Cashier.

Moved by Alderman R. S. Blaize,
seconded by Alderman Leo Blaize
and carried that Katie Turner, now
in jail having served II days, the
balance of her sentence imposed by
the Mayor is hereby pardoned and
suspended.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1922-02-11

1t appearing that Clerk of this
Board as per instructions issued to
him advertised for the sale for three
weeks in a public newspaper printed
and issued and with a general circu-
lation in Hancock County the sale
Of the keepership of the County
Poor House at Gainesville. and
Whereas, the Clerk reported that
the said keepership was sold by him
to John Schulthies for the sum of
$27.50 and the Board considered the
matter.
It is therefore ordered that said
bid be accepted and contract allotted
in his furnishing bond in the sum of
$4,000.
Ordered by the Board that the
Board adjourn until tomorrow morn
ing at 9 a. m.
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TUESDAY MORNING

Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment, present as on yesterday with
the exception of II. S. Weston, ex-
cused.
1t appearing that at the December
meeting of the Board an order was
passed providing for Jos. L. Favre,
to sign a contract for County with
J. A. deMontluzin, and whereas it
appears that the said DeMontluzin
suggested same changed in said con-
tract. and whereas, JOS. L. Favre,
could not agree to said changes with
out approval of the Board, and
Whereas. the matter was fully
considered by the Board.
It is therefore ordered that Jos.
L. Favre. for and on behalf OF said
!. County be and is directed to sign Tor
and on behalf of Hancock County
the following agreement:
State of Mississippi,
Hancock County.
This agreement entered into by
and between Hancock County, here
matter. for convenience sake, called
party of the first part, and Rene de
Montluzin, hereinofter, for conven-
ience sake, called party OF the second
| part, witnesseth:
Party of the second part in con-
sideration of the condition hereinaf-
ter mentioned, grants privileges unto
Hancock County, the right to build
| a public wharf for Ferry on the
East side of Front street, opposite
| the street known as deMontluzir
avenue, as per plat hereto attached
and made part of this contract.
This grant it is understood shall
be only during the life of this wharf
for ferry or as long as used for
ferry by the county, and once the
County abandons the said wharf the
property reverts back to the grant
ors herin of their heirs, assigns
with all the improvements thereon.
| The party of the second part here
| by grants unto the party of the frs
part all of the property on the cas-
side of Front street, directly in from
of said deMontluzin avenue, as pc
plat hereto attached and made a par
of this contract to be used only TO
said wharf for said ferry.
In consideration of the above par
ty of the first part agrees to adj
| to the said wharf to be built three
foot passage way for party OF tn
| second part, his guest or parties tina
party of the second part shall per
nit to use said three-foot wharf
that is said addition or three-foo
| walk is to be built on the south sid
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1t appearing that Clerk of this
Board as per instructions issued to
him, advertised for sale for three
weeks in public newspaper printed
and issued and with a general circu-
lation in Hancock County for a
ferry boat landing as per plans and
specifications and file, and
Whereas, the Clerk reported that
the said ferry boat landing bid was
sold by him to w. w. Hammons,
pursuant to said advertisement, for
the sum of $4940.00 and Board con-
sidered said matter.
1t is ordered that said bid be ac-
cepted and contract allotted on his
furnishing bond in amount of his bid.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1922-02-11

Moved by Alderman W. C. Sick,
seconded by Alderman r. S. Blaize
and carried: "That one light be
placed on Boardman Avenue, be-
tween B and Front Streets.
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25S.96
Colored School Fund
Balance last report 1875
February 2-Interest for
Oct, Nov, Dec, 1921 1T
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154.52

T. Respectfully submitted to the
Honorable Board of Mayor and AL
dermen of the City of Bay St. Louis
this, the 3rd day of February, 1922.
THE MERCHANTS BANK,
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1922-02-11

On yesterday the R. w. Webb ad-
ministration closed and signed con
tracts for the building of the entire
City Sea Wall and SOLD THE
BONDS. The contract for PAVING
MAIN STREET was also awarded
yesterday.
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Balance last report 5 5,40S.78
February 9Th, received:
Interest for October, Nov
ember, December, 1921 1888
F. Fl. Egloff, R. w. 1248
Insol Taxes 1852
F. III. Egloff, R. w. 1858
taxes 1855, ,04
w FL Mcdaniel, RW 1857
meat Inspector 21.1O
r. w. Webb, r. w. 1858
fines in Mayors Court 1000
Geo. Scheib, R. w. 1859
imp. stock $50
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1922-02-11

Moved by Alderman w. c. Sick,
seconded by Alderman R. S. Blalze
and carried "That the loans due
the Merchants Bank, borrowed for
current expenses be paid as follows:
School Fund, $4,066.67; School
Building Fund, $254.17, dated Feb
ruary 1st, 1922"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-31
NEW ORLEANS MARKET
HAS LITTLE STRENGTH

NEW ORLEANS. oct ;o.-whtle tn.
cotton market Sin"d at net advance.
throughout III" session today. IL had ii,tie
strength after tho bulge on tho opening
ana during the, sccnnd half ut the day
d'sr!ayed considerable disposition to 70
act Tnv hrst advances carried Dec.nt.
n"r =" sS3i and all months to new high
t-N"iS Tor the season. Hero the list
showed gains over last weeks close ~
., 10 ~ point. realizing by long.
checked the upward movement. and was
parity responsible for later reactions In
IN" late TRADING til" gains were reduced
'p "h,H To- points. and the clos. wa
- net gains on The day OF go : ,oInts
at 2Shl cents - pound
nc opening advance Was due to "A much
o@uet lANcrpool market than expected
anu to claims from III" Interior OF .ur-
in"r improvements In the spot demand
ann ON! limited offerings. M, trw in
''ii"r POINTS sent IN tho stI"nsSs, s,,Y,
accounts NJ IN" season. Some - the biiy.
me appeared 20 h" caused by cNrrct.-
lions "f bulliSh ginning forecasts VIII
forecasts "E>id"r"d duo a. any time Sine.
nigh. ~ '''-'' ~"
Humiliation Of long contracts was
stIinnlht'd around midsessi"n by cable
grams FROM Manchester to .ucal brokerage
concerns talking 81 further short tim.
among i.ancashir" mills During tho day
,hcf" w"r" several :.hiy Stron. upturns
but they wcr. nos sustained
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..


NJ WORK, oct. 3p.-The inarkc, for
r"hc" futures was hrmNr today on COW
e''nS by trade ana scattered shorts whn
np"oa-cd 20 be Influenced 10y reports that
IN" '"n"cs were hrm"r IN tn" local spu;
ma,Ne, and higher cost and fr-igh, offer.
from HrazI. Tn" opening was : 10 2
FONTS higher. and ,he m.rkr, sold 8 90
II points net higher. with December adj
Eanc!nr to $50. ~ into new high ground
Tor the movement
Two %; he best, showing net advances
"' 10 y points. Sales were cstIii.
~ bon, aifo6 bags including exchange
from ll"c"IHh"r Z" later months Dorrru
Der. a'>. January. 973. March .63; Ma.
80: July 500: September sos Mail al,
vices received from Hra2i by-n loca! house
,""ay f>iiin"i"d he pr"ssn, Santos crur
SInt COLE" was reported n'n at lHa.
!.T III" - ANA - to ~. Tor Santo. IS
lost aud freight offers included santos
8 and . 81 hii t" 1856 and Rio IS at
.rhs official cables reported decline
"f - rcis IN the dollar buying rate and
. decline Of l-32 pence in tho rate Tor
h!o eNchAnE" on Lnnd"n. Rio marka;
vas nchsnScd at Santos To 10 rel,
hirh"r; Receipts At the two ports 4: .ooo.
Jnnd!ahy receipts, 2t.Hn. Rio cleared
100 hsgs for New York
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2o01i: stock. l.llsiSs
.I"!.nI FOR wech-Rcccipts. 800: exports.
ports. l2Si. l0.
Interior movement:
Houston-M iddiiuE. 25,5: receipts tp2.O:
shipments. d, i96 sales jSa2: stock ~ q !.
neutrality-suspicious.. $40: receipts. i.2,9:
shipments. ,g2: sales. 800. stock. l5.. i5.
shipments. l.l5t: sales. -: stock, 5S.aI
-. Louis Middlng. 23.Ii. receipts, 3o.I
shipments. .. i3S: stock. LIST
Atlanta iddiing. 2t.2s
Little Roch-Midllng. 80 receipts
- sal '''''' ''''"'
Dailas-Middl'nE 2sao: sales. 1851.
Mon, S"mery- Miihling. 25.6s: sales lel
total i"dhy-Recsipts. 5S,y5S. shipments.
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WASHINGTON MARKETS

lny Associated Prc-,1
WASHfSGTpN OCT. ai-FEE., S,-ir.
y Ffsh. %; southern. 4. l..l. poultry.
fo"st-ts =. turkeys 40: spring ,hlck
ems ?31H fow.. -. Dressed pnui,rv.
spring cnrch"ns cpu3N: Ans -g,,7
roost-rs =. turkeys .5d5a liz. 800 .
Ca-te.. choIcc. u. ca. vss. maALmnl M.
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10y Associated Pres. !

NEW YORK Oct Sp-The raw .ur,
mIfHet today was shade lower with
Cuhas now quoted AT 3%c. cost and tr.trht
equal 10 $50 for centrifugal 81
Raw sugar futures were nuia;.r and
, %aty advances OF point. were lost undo!
IiSht 1phi,iaiion. with haal price. gen.
orally unchanged 20 points net love-
s"sins December. $50: March, 3oi: MAY,
tfhnth ShShr, which arc quoted al Of
" cents for I'm" Eranulatcd
Rshn"d futures were > points hirher y,
NHGVemh"r with sales Of one lot Of the
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BALTIMORE MARKETS
Try A-.ocln,oh rrn..l

BALTIMORE, MD. oct. 5j-Potato,
No. !. per cwt.. N.loUlGI: No, =, DdS6
sw""ts flpoI l.2j. Onions No. 2. all Sc
tons. peg cw,.. {i.tgWi.2i. Apples. III
]. packed. {io0M 500 per barrel. all yalL
tics. 80. :, s?.rDH.J1 Eygs: Native NJ
nearby. S1 ~. Southern hrsts. Is. butte
creamery. fancy prints, 5on5i: dali
prints 2sp3p Live poultry: SpriI
chickens. including i.cghorns. l2Q.o: o
hens. lSI.3 old roo4trts. H. Duck
whit. prkin, .sn2i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-31

SEW YORK. oct copper gulc,. elcc.
tf"lSt!c SPOT aud nearby ~, n l1'. "a
lures, aA,-nlt. lin strong suu' and -.
tutcE. So Iron steady 80 northern,
u o"T 800. No Sprih,ra a. - 4. so
Southern, % nm 40. Lead steady. spai
- n So. Zinc rrU. East -. I,rui. s;tn,
aud nearhv h-asery 5iou5.i5. Antlmony
srot, S.iyf. 10
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Dry GOODs.

ilty Associated fTtE'-
NEW YORK. oct. So" pr!r's were
made s"u"y on stapr w"fntru !tes-
SU"!N w"iv III. tn - .cr Crni above tn-
mw prices 81 thc yea. IN advances
70 Inwed the rise l.. ".pI and the r"-ruIh-
ton %: wsr" schedules IA Sew Eng gland!
dress good. mills.
Cotton goods continued INN. wlth tttd"
less actiy" Yarn. wcr- niu and uu.ur.s
Nt""hy burihpS w"t" steady - ufm. k,w
SILK rose Sharply at Yokohama and W.
cnci trade.
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Try Associated prnsal

NEW YORK. oct. 3.-Buyins on IN.
tlShtn"'s In crude and higher cotton and
!aru pmi cottonseed oil W II to p points.
"I;iSr "hlch = setback took place under
tL'I ,"ng- Tenders Of aGa barrels were
fu' OUT. inc stnIc hcnE uromn,lv slammed
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i.IN fRftpI. oct. ~ -f'u'tun Spo'
TAR demand prices steady: yopd maj
hunS. 1911: 'n,l. middl!ng. 1851 m.ii.lnE.
II ~. low milGI!ur An pDoif p.iIrnr\
1911. ordinary. i:al Sale. 1000 h.loa
nc udinE -" American R"ccir', .oo1
6ale-. no American. Futures closed .,caiy
oci"e"r. - 81; n"cemb"r, 1885,. January
aa.'. March SIS May. 1911. July. . -
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ny Associated rrcs.l
ipSD nN oct y Bnr sAyer. Sill.
pfr's per ounce. Money. l.. ter cent, p,s
count rates: Short. 3-lsE y. Nor cen,
J months. - lis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-31

Closing bids were l. points hiEhcf :ur
November "rl TO II net higher for IN"
bA .AnC,. Sales. 50 - barrels Prime
CTud., so nominal. prime summer yell
low spot, 80, December. 50, MdT,h,
Ju0. May. ?.l, al bId.
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CALL MDSEY.

high. .. low. "a ruinE r,;" s closing
b!d g.. offered - 9" lat loan. "a. cal.
loans against s,crpisuCes. "a time loan.
nrmer. mixed collateral. i7o.c! d.ys q, -.
80 months. >: prime commercial p.p,t.
EsUt.
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l5iz: lambs. 10: live pigs each. {3oo@So
1.-Two hogs. s% Vegetables: Potatoes, n
sack"dl, ti,n4IGp; No. !. racked) $50
Woo; sweet potatoes. North Carolin
tLjou2N, n.arip. vi.5oUlX.
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RICHMO:.D LIVE STOCK MaRREr.
III N. b M AiLLl I,iLa S.aals

October -, 1872,
Remarks: Very good supply OF cattle
mostly made IN Of common cattle. CATH.
WITH udder steady to strong. Common
stun steady TO iowF.
Strictly good steers, 100 lbs.
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St;W fRi.EANS "ct D. SPOT cotton
l.Is a. 10 Hr-ive 1ii
Low middiinE - nhidling -7sl. -Upd
hAng. -i-I. RSc-i?tr, ,'... stock, 1i5.-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-31

NEw YORK. oct, s. Raw Xix strong
nr''.s icr pound: k-nN. double es,I.
.,cGk'. .'hhm -; l~nSsi best No. !.
Sninshu. so !. SJj1. 90. canton extras.
\ It's, l"as l.. SEau:hs rh!na steam
nj gold double deer. :. Tssl
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NAVAL. S1.nnEs

SAVANNAH. GA, oct N Turpen,ine
hFm. l5'u LOO. s.l"., O.J1: receipts. "
shipments -,iih. stock. u. IL.
Itosin nEiu, sales ! .ja receipts 81:
shipments so. stOca ..,s.. QUOT. H
-. f. +. q. II. !. s1pt5bs. X s.Spft5.IJ
S.'oG 30. VIC. o.yyu - WV, s.'u
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Fort movement

I-TfT NJ VN "lUWnT
Sew Drlenns-Niudliug Ht- -.r.,-.,.
%t6'N "a les ii5s. stock st- or
GalNcstun-N lddIlng eIar. -.r.Ir.s q. $50.
'hgorts. 1870. ISLES !i75. stuck ~ 53t
SOD, M'dn.lng' 80 reec.rt', iesi;
SsvBune h-Miidl!ng. 23Ss; rcce!p,s .,0
srpnTts, c.z!3. GALES, ipi. .;oek 10. ss5
Chsr!estpn-Receiph. s7+. stoeh. Htst
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JACkSoSvlII,E ETA F.,

JAcksoNviii.E: FLA. oct 5-Tur.
80. shipments III. stucR 1921 IIn-u
MN; sales l.:'!: receipts. 10 shipments.
81 STOCK lSJs;t
cu"t.: u. l.. T. r t. H. l. ssj. X
i"snS7>. NJ S.sln5.75. y 5.nel j.n5 VIC;
SvoGi To-. WV, $50
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Ne* ,y9rs-Middlins. as,: exports. l.,cs;
Minor ports-Stock, 7.7N
Total today-Rsceipts. <alIs; exports,
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NEW YORK. oct Seattle: RpcoiD,s
20. !rreEuiar Steers: '5oGi!s5: oxen,
1000: bull $50 u 80: COWS, s:.:i n $50
: Com 1870; cuia and i1tiis calves. ,so1Tt
80. srasscrs AMI fed calves. s3e)Q 5o,:
sheep ana lambs: Receipts in.isn: lrrcr-
ni.r Sh"sn 81 on 80; cu,,s. s,its.3 800.
Hogs: R7-a'p,.. 100: low:r: n,ad.u,p
20 iiGn,wNiEhts and pigs. ta.:Aa,a Is: hcsvv
hoSs. S'n'--. $50. rouEhs 37,.5H.I
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Wilmington Middinr. a.. receipts,
1. III? STOCK. $3.50
Texas City--S:ock 1852
NorfolH-Midd!!nE. 7Lo0. r.es.pta ab1:
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STATE and CITY Bank
and Trust Co. go. % 6l1 CID
Planters National E. 100 i25
Richmond Trust Co. 100 ga 3S3
saw. Bk. of Rich. - -
Union Kk. OF Rich. 80 l6i
Virginia Trust Co.. 100 32i
Wst End Bank -. % 40
TrAtiie stools.
Patterson Mills. I'd. 100 l23
Riverside and Dan
River. fd. $3.50. 100 1913
Riverside and Dan
River, com. 800. 100 290
Roanoke Mills. - y.
C., pfd. .............. 100
Rosemary Mfg Co..
- y. a.. pfd ..... 100 9Si
Cuion Buffalo LIST pr 100 81
Miscellaneous.
So. BOND and Mort. CO. 1870
Is L. Crump Co.
Jefferson Realty Co,
Is; pfd. ......... 100 50
Johnson Pub. Co,
pfu. .............. loO Jbt
Johnson Pub. CO..
com. ............. 100 49,
Larus and bro. Co.
pr. S y. c. pariic.. 100 lis
.. u. | and s. Co...
o. ID. :. ). Co....... 100 -
STANDARD Paper Mfg
Co, pfd .......... iUu ius
4. /. 7, S y. C. pf. 100 i0il 1854
L. l.. T.. com. $50. 100 l2l l26
We Chem. .. c..
PA. 100 S3
VIC. Chem. COM. 100 -
Sulcs.
20 Il. r. Crump. pfd.. %. -. c.
Richmond Trust Co. ga
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