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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-01-27
AMERIcUs sPoT COTTON.
Good middling, l6 cents.
LIVERPoOL cnTToN

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 27. Market
opened lazy 2226 down. Fully 9.6d.
Sales, 1000 bales.
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WEATHER FORECAST,

For Georgia-Cloudy and cold to-
night; probably snow in extreme
north portion; Saturday fair with
slowly rising temperature.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1922-12-07
threatened with dipbtheria. is great
~ improved at this writing.
KENNESAW MOUNTAIN


Mrs. Kate Kirk and Mrs. Jane
ARK OF near Elizabeth, are visiting
Mr., and Mrs. F. R. Kirk and family
Mr.. and Mrs. C. R. Edmonson and
daughter, of Smyrna, and Mrs. Tom
Kirk, of Marietta, visited Mr.. and
Mrs, W. A. Frasure, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Burton. of San
dy Plains, spent Thursday with Mr.
and Mrs. c. Burton.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. R. Satterfeld and
family moved to Sweet Water, Tenn.
last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Hardage and
Miss Katherine Kirk are spending a
few days in Atlanta.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brock and
son, of Pine Mountain, spent last
Thursday night with Mr.. and Mrs. J..
W. Edwards.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Bearden and
three children, of Vienna, visited rel
atives and friends here last week.
Mr.. j. W. Edwards is on the sick
list, we are sorry to say.
Mrs. G. A. Ragsdale and baby, o.
Atlanta, visited relatives and friends
here part of last week.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1922-12-07
SANDY PLAINS

The Rev. George Crow filed his
-.gular appointment here, Saturday
.na Sunday, and preached two good
sermons.
The Thanksgiving services were
roIl attended and the thanks offering
.mounted to $500, which is to be
n,sd On the Indebtedness of the
church.
Mr.. Rainey, who died near Black
wells, on last Thursday, was brought
here for burial, Friday. The Rev.
Riu Smith conducted the funeral SER
vices.
We were sorry to learn of the sud
den death of the infant child Of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Watkins, which occurr-
al near Mount Calvary, Wednesday.
The guests of Mr.. and Mrs. BRASIL,
an Thanksgiving were: Mr.. and Mrs.
81 D. Dunn, Mr.. Jim Dunn and son,
Of Smyrna, and Mr.. Richmon, of At
lanta.
Mrs. Cora Burtz and Miss Annie
Pearl Barrons, of Marietta, were the
weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs. D.
B. Brown.
We are sorry to note that little
Hubert Knight is very sick at this
writing.
Remember we will meet here next
Sunday morning and draw names and
prepare for our Christmas tree.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1922-12-07
MOSLEY MILL

The Rev. w. H. Howard, of near
MONDAY, preached a fine sermon at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Yer
hine, Saturday night, and also at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Mohon,
Sunday morning.
Mr.. Jimmie Daniel, of Cherokee
county, spent Sunday and Sunday
night with his aunt, Mrs. l. V. DAN
iell.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Sanders and
family and Mrs. l. V. Daniel and
daughter, Ruth, were recent guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Freddie Pair, at
Milford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Shirley and
children, of Marietta, spent Thurs
day with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. D. Sanders.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Rogers and
family spent Sunday in Smyrna, with
Mr.. and Mrs. Mat Rogers.
Those on the sick list this week are
Mrs. /. V. Daniel, Mr.. G. c. Sanders
and Master Bryson Rogers.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1922-12-07
OLIVE SPRINGS
-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o--c

Mrs. j. B. McCord and daughter,
Katherine, of Marietta, spent Thanks
giving with Mrs. McCord's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Martin.
Miss Villa Knox was a recent visi-
tor to her uncle, Mr.. G. W. Searls, in
Atlanta.
Mrs. L. E. Goddard, of Atlanta,
is here on a visit to the families of
Messrs. j. A. Pair and Dock Goddard.
Mrs. ]. w. Brooke, who has been
seriously i'll with pneumonia fever,
is thought to be improving at this
writing.
Mrs. Jessie L. Moore entertained
at a weiner roast for her Sunday
school class, at her home here, on
Thanksgiving afternoon, at 2 o'clock.
A most delightful afternoon was
spent by the little ones. A bonfire
was made and large amount of
weiners, peanuts and candy was serv-
ed, after which several games, suit
able for the occasion, was greatly en-
jOyed. The class included Lucille and
Jessie Margaret Moore, Sarah and
Luther Martin, Charlotte Mccoy,
William Daniel, Ralph Pair, Dora
Grove and Katherine Reed. Every
child returned home tired but wish
ing for the time to roll around for
another such occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Brewer and
two sons, Messrs. Schalor and Thorn
as, Edd Brewer, of Atlanta, motored
up Sunday afternoon and spent q
few hours with Mr.. N. A. Brewer.
Little James Martin, son of Mr.
and Mrs. H. L. Martin, who has beer
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1922-12-07
CARD OF THANKS.

We take this method of thanking
our friends for their many deeds of
kindness and tender words of SYM
pathy during the recent ILLNESS and
death of our husband and father.
Mrs. Wick Raines.
Homer Raines and family.
viii Raines and family.
Charlie Raines and family.
Jonas Raines and family.
E. Rakestraw and family.
Calling it flexible tariff does not
necessarily mean that it isn't about
the stiffest yet.-Manila Bulletin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-24
Mrs. Henry G.. Wysor.

DUBLIN. VA. Aug. 23-Mrs. Hon
~ c. VISOR died on Monday. August
II. at her home. Sans Soncl." near
ms place. She WAS born October q.
1915. at Gdstonia. y. c.. the daugh-
ter OF William I. and Harriet NJ.
tJohnston) Ship. She married Hem
~ {. "ysor. Dublin. Va. April 80.
1873; the golden wedding being less
than year off at the time o, her
death. She had been In delicate
nealih for year or more. She was
the mother OF six children. who. with
hcr husband and sixteen grandchil-
dren' survive her. The children. all
.; whom were with her al the last.
are Miss Mary S. Wysor. at home:
Mrs. Cora X. Marsh, wife OF H. w.
Marsh. Munc!e, Ind: William w. W.
sor. with Baltimore Street Ra!Iwavs:
Henry Wysor. Easton. Pa, aud Il. !
Visor, Sparrows Point. Md. and u
:. Visor, Owensville. Mo. She left
".so one brother. DR.. William T.
Shipp. Newton. y. c. Her circle Of
ooth relatives and friends IN both
Virginia and North Carolina is very
large
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Mrs. Louise Josephine Carter

iiARl-o ! ESNlL!E. VA, Aug rs
Mrs. Louise Josephine Carter.
mother o; y. Goodman Carter and
Andrew T. Carter. local merchants.
hied yesterday after a brief illness
Inc funeral was held from her late
residence At O'Clock this afternoon.
Mrs. Garter was born October o.
1880. near Red I'm. this county. the
daughter OF L4arkin Rutherford and
mary ;. Hudson. In 1884 she married
John Albert Carter. who preceded
her TO the grave thIr,y-nlne years
ago. Mrs. Garter had been a resi-
cent OF Charlottesville for the p,st
thirty live years. Prior To tina, lime
she owned and lived AT the old Car
Ter honc. Locust Grove" near Red
IIi!
Mrs Carter IS survived by nine
ehhdren, fifteen grandchildren and
WE'VE great grandchildren. Th,
ehidren are Mrs. S. l.. Gay. Washing
ION; Mrs. VI. \. Ncff. Of Ouicksburp.
Va: Mrs. Rufus ". Powell. Ncwpor,
News Va; Annie Crcightonia ana
h'ahche Carter. Of this city: Emmett
carter, Of Red Hill. Va, and 4
Goodman and Andrew I. Carter of
ms city. Another daughter, Mrs
J"""pA!nc Mann. died some wears
ago. leaving three small children
"a! or whom were carefully reared
|" maturity by Mrs. Carter Tho
OLDEST OF these three grandchildren
J"Hn Albert Mann. died in Atlanta
AVE years ago The two survIvinp
are Mrs. Ernest Ch!ldress. of Rich.
mona va. and DR. Hunter Mann. OF
Salisbury. Md
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BULLISH CROP REPORTS
PROVE COTTON FEATURE

NEW YORK. Aue. -g.-Thr-r was an
;nrr""ss 90 'e".izins or 'lgid.'ton -
;a-Srnt ..yr. ia the cotton inark,; arai,.
To-Day: and carly advances w... colioy.d
- actl"ns. December contracts sold IN
~; -.'l 70 30, nut recovered part o.
IT, 90 on continued bgl!!sn crop ;.por;s.
iin ,,.s - ~. The genera. uaikoi
.'"h'l very steady 81 re; Advances @.
20 = points
The market opened ;r!n >. an sdvaac.
~ = '' - bp.ht> on N:"CtcA.y S.ror4.
"trv'! r"b."h. reports %. continued lu.
Ihe!" "hs - further aIvenc. d,,riry 10
,',1u1'. "i me morning on iT.vat. re-
I.'l t''.!nr ihe condition ~ the crou
$3.50 ana ihe!. was else Dul.ish com
u IN; On 'ha wee.,!y review O: IN. Wca;hc.
Tn" demand seemed 20 s'ac!,.n on ~.
!ht'A5y. ho""Ncr. and the dinrosit!on "a
i"N" rrpii's on long cotton ,Nts n,of
.nil ihcf"as"r by feeling ot uncer-
any hs 10 IN. labor outlook o, nos
."5'ty ,Eai ou!iish end month cond!
ION nSprcs would prove - have bon
discounted \; any rate realizing h.
am more active during the early after
noon, ahd "a Re" Str. or9crs 1,"-" M,
,.,r"ten on TIE cec:ne 10 -:.;2 FOR Oc-
."Vrr and 80 for January. - aDnu, a.
TO 20 points from the early h,rh I.vci
Emu 10 !: points net over
a.t'T mo execution -. these orders ,he
.'"i 49, st"aHled w again on covering
hih! s"E!t t:di= buying was r.yor..I ON
fN."cS OK about - points from IN. low
81 fSInfiS that ady!CcH from urrl,r
70 tnr o"pa rt!U"n; %: Commerce !nJi-
$50 thh' German taxing %. Am erica n
Sciton Tor the hex, s,1 month. Tyotli ,'ni
.hceri hsf the German communicative %
IN. last SIX uonths. we're r,rObspIy a Z, -
''' on me early afternoon decline
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WASHINGTON MARKETS

strictly, fresh. selected. candied. per
WASHlNGTON. Aug. 23-Eggs-
dozen. 27G?S; average receipts. &c:
Live pouiiry-Roos,ers. per ID. Is;
turkeys. per h.. %; spring chickens
per p 80 IS; keats. young, each.
Dressed pres ,,. poultry, Fresh killed
per ID. "a: roosters. per III. 10; tur
each, 35 45o. 'ou''e
Live stock -Calves. choice. per III
ga .; medium. per. h.. So: thin. per
~, 5N1: lambs. choice. per H., 10 n -.
live pigs. 3.coaS.0o. each; live hogs
per ID. 100. .
Green fruits-Apples new. per bbl
;oHH 80; per bu. basket, nearly
aOu l.75: California oranges. ps-
crate. 500 q 90: lemons. pcr box.
go az 600: peaches. per crate, I.00m
3'no; cantaloupcs, 50M2.00.
ahleS-Potatocs new. nor hhI
10. l. 200 q 80: per sack, o6o@ 3a5
40; = 5on LOO; sweet potatoes. ZOO
%:up; lettuce. per crate. 50I75: New
YORK, per crate. l.009i.50; Romaine
asetluce: 30: cymlings. per crate,
ESq .6: onions. per basket. 75lpl5o:
'dbpaEe, new, per Dbl. 100 50.
cucumbers. per box. 200: ecr
pants, per crate, l.00Il5O: tomato.
per box. nearby. 25@ 90: beans 90
W2.5O per bbl; peas. 2.O0I2.5O ner
nna aSa peppers. per crate. 25a5O:
kale: 5on LOO: spinach, per crate
0oq 10; lima beans. per ct. o5I35.
celery, per doz.. 50Il.00
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COTTON RECEIVERS 8
AT CLOSE OF DAY
Iny Assocln,ed rres,

NEW ORLEANS Aur. 23-Whi!e there
""ic vide gains in the early trading in
i ,2, iqday Al OF the hard spots Of
s siHe kind ~ iiGu'dat:on from The long
H.'" 50 that there were times when ali
"i me advances w-re lost and at one
-. IN: trading positions Were 4 to /;
.u.."tN under the close OF yesterday Las,
,,,vs were at net gains o. ) 10 10
rp!i.S October Closing at 2!2l cents a
M Marked d strength was displayed during
hirber cal. ~ response 10 a much
LINER LINER I'ir-rpoo! than due. ana to ;he
s s,ssf ~ ~. wages announced by leading
.jdo nrafy 'FRONT.' taking from the long
f Hm, Then followed n long series ~
nn!ses and reactions. the nrnr,se, r,ch
INF us highest levels fouowing ,b -
sun s nc or the weekly crop reports hy ,ha
huN,'nhicht these reports being cCp.ti =
c,ru even more unfavorablc than crnc",ct
aiu s'y,ed by some brokers' the worst ro
poE's OF me season. a; their hest .-,J
ing months were 81 to 81 points Over ~.
'etuay.s close, with October up 70 % Sf
OF 81 private 6ureau report on condition
arg inhntnce for while. out jiotitdsfinn
s snaIy became n tho domlna,In factor. and
M 'nE ,he EAST hour Of the session o.
'"osF traded az low as 22V2 w
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MAY NAME EMPORIA
| MAN FOR LEGION HEAD
ISpccial to The TImes-D .spatoll

iHVNGiHi 10 the Times - .SpatNM
CHARLoTTESVILLE VA. Aug ga
-Auothcr candidate for dorar,mcn,
commander % tho American Legion
which meets here tomorrow. is Col
onel +. T.. GOODWIN. OF Import,
commander Of Bulia Post. No. IS. ard
member OF tho State executive
committee for the fourth district.
Colonel GOODWIN has been active.
~ connected with state military az,
fairs since 1898. lie ross RAPIDLY
from the ranks IN The National Guard
to the grade OF colonel serving on
the stam Of Governor stuart as coll
onaL This rank ha retained. through
out the World War. serving with the
Twenty-ninth Division. Colonel
Goodwin is widely known through
GU; the state in civil life az we'll
as military. which is evidenced bv
tho fact that he is now PRECEDENT
OF Tn" Virginia Association OF In
surance Agents.
Other possible candidates for State
commander are n l.. Opic, Of Staun
ton; John y. CutchinS OF Richmond.
Harry l.. Holt. Of Lynchburg. and
william y. Wright. Of Tappahannock
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fHrt movement.
New Oil-ans-AiIGdllns. 20. r-ceInts
~; Exports. -: sa!cs. :: stock 30 2i=
Fh!'e-,on-M!ddiinr. g -: receipts. q.
s",ss w. stock. si.ibi
oi!s-:M!dd!InE. -!.s;: receipts. IS:
tnnY,s IN M!aaiipg ~: receipts, $50;
Unar! ssion-Hece!p; -: stock. &c ogs
W..rlinrt on Receipts. 20: s;ocK. 1850
!shaE tiiy-Siock. go.
Tfo.k;-Mihalins; c53.2;: receipts. G:
30, no." naMidd!."s. 80: receipts. -:
rh.iadei Receipts. 50: stock .1.,
-NeW foE"-Midt!ins. 80. stoch a.
Minor ports-stock 2.sea
~ "' tto d".y,.R'ce!nts. 4.H2: exports. g.
IS L l@. for weeh- Receipts. co.oes: exports.
Total :or season-ReceIp,s. 81. s,e: e..or..
Inferior movement:
nou;ion-M idding. 2:i5: receipts. s.
:, a., shipments, S+iI: sales. $50: stock,
Notwithstanding. 2.5,: rsce,,,. ,n
"",r'mHnts ~: sales. 10: atoch SS.5S7
Augn,ia-M idd!nG. o. 81: receipts, ,5s.
s; Il; Lonl.-!Siii5,;ni2isS q; s,ock 1896
A ,fii'HTe &Aii ia lGnet": % tScs'.
Little Rock-M!ddl!ng 2l5D: sbin-n.,,x
l2l sales. %: stock I';6o '"'p''c''S'
"a !las-Midd!!ng., 2i:g: sales. o.4:s
ontEomcry-Middling 200: sales .,
Total ioday-Rccc!p,s $500: shtfr.n,s
$50: stock. 1890.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS

BALTIMORE. Aug. 23.-Pouitry--
Lave: spring chickens. per pound
bsW 81 wa hi t.egh1rns. 22@ &c: old
old ROSTERS. Il: ducks. l4Toi. SINAI
10 q IL: pigeons. pair IS; guinea fowl
Eggs Gloss of)-Nativc and neor.
oy hrsts, per dozen. "a: Southern .,
Butter--Crcamery frsts fancv' -,
pound. SO &c; prints. 35637: near
ny creamery. 2eM33: ladies'. Sc. rolls
nrI, o store packed. ,22@23: dairy
PRINTS, .a -; process butter. 2lEJ35
BALTIMORE. Aug. l4--poto,@e,.
Wn'te. bhl, 10 n 2.25: No. .. 75GpiG0,
Ivy lbs; bom so; bu.. 500 LOO; sweets
b DOL. "'oo a 80; vans. bbl.. 2.2502!5:
100 100; beets. 100, "00Ta.0o: cnb-
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DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Mrs. SaIIic G.. Hnker.

Mrs. Sall!e G. Baker. widow o,
Thomas w. Baker. OF Ken,'s store.
Fiuranna County. died yesterday
morning at the residence OF her son.
j. III. Baker. 1918 Grove Avenue. She
Is survived by three sons. J. II. BAKER.
or richmond: w. G. Baker. Of Carys-
DrpoN; w. h. Baker. OF Kcni's store.
and cne daughter. Mrs. Carrie l.. Nc
Chcsnty. of Hanover COUNTY.
The funeral party Will leave here
this morning at 10 O'Clock over tho
Chesapeake and Ohio RAILWAY for
Wilmington. Fluvanna County where
the services Will he conducted from
Lyle's Baptist Church az O'Clock
;his afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-24

xEl STRONG DESPITE SITUATION DUE TO WAGE NCREASE

hagc. 100 lbs. $50 a $50: carrots. 100
lbs. 2.00It 40; celery. doz. 40e,SO.
Corn. doZ.. "a 10. cucumocrs. bas-
hci. Goa 10: cEgplautS. basket. 5pIt6O:
lettuce. basket. IS ~ 100: onions. bu..
90 30. peppers, basket 2OIrs5:
squash. basket. 25a 30: tomatoes, b;,S,
kct. 500 e; packing stock. bu.
% "a G5: yellow. basket iOIisO
Apples. Dbl. 1901 20g: bu 5OIiaO:
cantaloupcS. basket. 25U50: crate
go l.25. crab apples, basket tOcfGp
dansonS. 10, 1oH6O. grapes. basket.
peaches. basket, 30ui5: crate. l2J
2.7b; pears. basket. 30 Al 60: water
melons. prime 10 selects. l0I, 40; cu!is.
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Funeral of W. T.. Nyyer

WARRENTON, VA. Aug. es-Fu-
ncra! services for Walter p. Wyer. n
nephew OF Mrs. w, d. Thomas. of
Richmond. were conducted Sunday in
hrrenton. He died suddenly at
orkney Springs. lie had just arrived
there from his home IN Washington
and was accompanied by his nephew.
James ID. Jcfrrcss. Mr. Wyer was 60
years old. He was the last surviving
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-24

secretary. and B. Il. Campbell all OF
Lynchburg
Orclay Improvement Corporation.
Norfolk. Va. Maximum capital
stock. $50. 600: minimum. $1,000. Cen
"ral real estate business. Hugh w.
Davis. president, Virginia Beach: \.
w. Brock. secretary. Norfolk. and
A. j.. Eggleston. Norfolk.
An amendment was granted to tho
charter Of the Cooney Manor Com
pany. Inc, Front Royal. Va, de-
crcasing the par value OF Its stock
from 500 To 81. Lewis T. Cooper
president, and Hugh T.. Naylor, sec
rotary. sIW4ffE
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RAILROAD MORTGAGES
FEATURE BOND MARKET

NEW YORk. AuE = oI""Ii';;'rI''.. -, ~,
20 nov n,ph ground feature! TO-DAY
.rre.u,.r may. mint IN bonds Ola III" sew
%,s,onyt Ksn,as ana Texas adjustment
t.. whih ar deal, IN or VIE" Is.
sued" uas!s Oroke through ior ~, ~,
en- peii". NAT ;hc . per cen; !n.eres, pay;
:nont tor ": VI b. paid meA j. Mo hi.o
,noycd 20 = new hlsh level. s., Paul
convertible ~ aud Chesapeake ana ONO
convertible - were Tca ct!onaTy. dec.ihihH
one TO -. points.
The feature OF the late dealings was
Che demand for .oca! TRACTION issues. Hcw
YORK Railways is rhoot!nC W points
and Int.rbo.ouGh Rapid Transit Metro
nolItan AIS stamped moving w 2'i
In the industrial group. Chile Copper
6s established a new neax. hn; weaRnrSS
s. and United Drug \. Total sales. par
value amounted to tli.So2.crr.
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DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK. AuE. .J-Cof,on goods
were hrmer today and more active. Yarns
Wore nTner and tended higher in Keen
ing with higher cotton. Knit goods gen
sEshy were nm.s'. most OF tho trading
being OF a nEing in character, Silk,
sofa IN fair volume with crepes leading
i1urlnps We're steady
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COTTONSEEn OIL

NEW YORK. AUX. e3.-The co,ton,,.d
o.. market was firm today. due 10 c0ver.
ing or d-orop shorts AMI scattered com .
cries on unfavorahla crop Rdvices and
nrmnes" In lard. Near months closed ..
10 u points net higher. and later mont hi
10 II points higher. Sales. 10 200 Sar.
refs. pri'ns crudc nominal: prime sum
NOR yellow spot. s.6o49s5; Septembor
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CHICAGO. Aug. -2.-Whcat prices aver
aged higher today. but h"s. price, w.-..
NOT main aimed and ~ n" :rlsh ;h--.,
"aS MT" change I!Vu. IN. previous
close, FlHal figures we're unchanged TO
nc h,Sh"-. with September 02s. To C9.
fHi december "3-. 70 i02.. corn va
&c 70 &C up oats held steady and pro
F'sIohs "e'" unchanged 10 - higher
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n9ihirG Going: las; sa.cs Angus; is a,
-, :eG.l:''s 81 shipment SO stock
80 hn>.:!- hTE: saiss. ,s!. receipts. !.
-. IN pnirnts. s5ij. E;0Ct aJiS Quote
IS ~ T.. o. u, 5.a:i. / +: 35: X, as.
VI. go. -. $50: WIG. -. wv N
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKErs.
SUGAR.

NEW YORK. Aug. draw sugar w.,,s
Hunss closed a; +sS delivered. Fine gran:
coffee. steady: Rio IS. 81: Santos So. iTs
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y LiltAGo. Aux. -3.-Ca;tlc: receipts H.
,No; uneven: few good 10 choice strong
weight inaiurcd heef steers stronr: Others
steady, TO weak: ycnrlnss Reneraliy weak
70 10 lower: TOP heavy steers IS: hest
year!ings 100: bulk. beef steers sT5I
WV; butcher COWS and heifers dull weak
20 lower; Gamers and calves mostly
steady; bulls and stockers strong: buix
beyf cows and heliers. as 90: hulE
bnI4Pna bulls. 3.G q i.i6: bulk vcalers l,tO
Mi2'09; bulk stockegs ard feeders. sMg
Hogs: rece!p,s. 1900: opened slow
later trading fairly active: I5Ug; lower:
mostly :, lower; some palmer Kinds OF
more: bulk 40 10 ,30-round hogs 9noT
80: toy. 80: bulk 30 10 iO-pounI hu;ch
ers Ssoasi.: 2jo to so pound butchers
mostly S.25USN: packing soys mostiv
H,"eTG9: little trading in pigs estimated
strong: spots higher: top native iainbs
100 S.sb, ,, Sn na. l:;5Cgissr;, top Western
year!nGs. 1880; light ?-yenr.oId.. as; aged
weth"rs. 80: hest lisht Fat ewes -:
light feeder yearlings. 1900: best feeder
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET
Quotations

Virginia Trust Co. 100 32i
IVES. End Bank ~ 255 Il.
i-,tu- stacks.
Patterson Mills. pcd.. 100 100
Riverside and Dan
River. ptd. ...... 100 l09,
Riverside and Dan
River. com. .... 100 2S5
Roanoke Mis- - y.
Ro 6; n'1 M is. Co., 100 100
Co. ......'...... 100 100
Southern Pond and
Mortgage Co. $50. 10
e. +. Crump Co. s
y. c., pfd. ........ 100 20
Crystal leo CO.. pfd.
~ c. ........... loo 100
jefferson Realty Co.. 49,. .
Isl Wd. :......... 100 81
Johnson Pub. Co, pr. 100 ~ 90
Johnson puh. Co, com. 100 ga
Larus and Bro. Co.
s y. c.. partic. 80. 100 Ill
.. -. ]. and >. Co.. 3
- y. :. : Co. . 100 81
Sou. 5. Wks.. pr S
y c. .......... 100 97i Toe
Sou. 5. Wts., com. 100 A.,
STANDARD Paper Mfg.
Co. ptd. .......... 100 los
I l.. 7, ) p. =. pr. TOO 100 l0l
/. l.. lob, com. go. 100 1914 1914
VI. Chem. pfd..
v.! r. 6 Chem. com: T.. 1899 % q
Va. BID. and l.. Co. 100 100
10 Va. Ey. and Power. p,d., so
% state and city Bank aud Trust
Company. -. y. &.
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city and state Securities.

city and state Securities.
Gid ASKED
Va. IS. Old c. and II. 1912 oH
Va Centuries. ?. 3.
{. and X. ........l9e1 76t
West Va. 3js........l93o 90
Car. Pub. :. co, Ss.is49 l02l 1889
V. X. and p. Co. So 1884 SIi SCI
r. >. Royster Guano.
y. c. bonds ........ 1861
:. street Hallway stocks.
y. Il. and l.. Co... "a %
Y. Il. and i. Co. pfd 100 b4b
Y. Il. and l.. Co. com 100 l93 ool
NRiiroad stocks.
~ & j.. OF Conn.,. 100 ll1t
L. r. and r.. com. ioo 2ao $50
IL. +. and p. Div. OBJ. 100 PA 2323
Insurance Stork..
Ailantic /. lns. Co.. 100 o5l
l.!fe ms. co. OF Va. 100 30
Va +. and NJ ins. CO. - 61i
Bnnk Hnd trust CampanS stock
American National. 100 30
American Trus: Co
tClass ~ ....... 100 o3i lOl
broad Street Bank - 81
Hroadwhv National 100 I2l
Ek Of Com. and Tr. 100 POI
Ccntra! National -. 100 1874 1873
First National -. loo 2G2 275
Mercnants National. 100 700
Mech. and Mcrch. 100 go
stat" and Cily Bank
aud city Eauk 49,. 100 5oi go
Planters Nat Eank 100 il5 42J
s SyInGS"i nA. ' OF n EI ' 8, g.
Union tx. of Rich. 30 1913 lG7
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NAVAL STORES

s siS, '':; December. 7,.. March. sea. al
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RICmMOND Live SroCK MARkEr

August 20. 1922.
Remarks: Good run OF cattle q, ,als
consisting mostly OF !irh; he!Iers and me.
dunn cattle.
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RICHMOND GRAIN EXCHANGE

wholesale Quotations on Change
ar io,, u,,- Aug. %. 1872
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10 Va. Hy. and Power. p.d., 55i
u. (.
% state and city Bank aud Trust
COtnpaMN. -. y. =.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-24
LIBERTY LOAN ROND MARKET.
BY Fredli II. Noting & Co.
Investment Bankers

90 Eas' MAIN street. Richmond. Va.