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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-18

Homo brew has its uses. the Ada
Bulletin speaks up and says. a ne
gro broke into a Kansas City house
recently, absorbed a quantity Of
brew, and next morning was found
lying unconscious on the floor. The
family had two narrow escapes, it
says.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-18

When an unmarried woman Of 30
confesses her age we begin 10
suspect that she is engaged to an al
legged millionaire, the Hugo News
says.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-18

The girls won't really enjoy Their
lock neck waists until It IL much
colder, in the opinion of the Enid
Events.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
DANV|LLE TO REOPEN
MARKET JANUARY
Sales for Season TO Date. %,
lO7,289 Pounds, Bring
ing S7.O52.157.5O.

Especial to The Times Dispatcb1
DANVlI.LE. VA. Dec 22.-irh,
Danviile tobacco market closed for
the Christmas holidays Wednesday,
with sales for tho current season 10
date. totaling 22.lO7.2so pounds
which sold for s7.O52.1575o. the mar
kct's average for the season beinR
Sai.S9 per hundred pounds.
Sales for the month as recorded
by the Danvillc Tobacco Association
show sales totaling 4.42S.Ges. sold for
sl3o2. 6G5.i2. or ut an average prIce
Of s29.4l. Sales for this week to.
tailed l.64S.Oll pounds sold for $500, i.
6oi3l AZ an average az S27.J2
Depreciation OF the average "a .
ascribed Ia the fact that the bulk
OF the crop is sold, about one third
remaining in the growers hands
Many Of them are bringing in their
remnants Of poor quality.
The sales committee has decided tc
change tho date or reopcning thr
market The original date for thu
rcopcning was January .. II ha.
been changed to January :?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
LOW FREIGHT RATES
EXPENSE TO ROAD!
10y Associated rrcss.l

CHICAGO. Dec. 22.-Erduct ions -,
railroad freight rates have ay.r
aged ~ pcr cent within IN" last yca,
ana arc costing the railroads }i7i
100000 annually. tho Western rail-.
ways committee on public relation,
said in statement tonight protest.
ing against agitation for further re.
auctions. Additional reductions
would constitute a menace to tn.
r.Niring prosperity OF tho country
IN" statement made public nv 6. NJ
FELTON,. chairman said
Will" railway ratcS and carninGi
haN" been reduced. tho prices ,t
other commodities hav" advanced
the statement said. Total freight
earnings az the country's roadv ~,
september alone. declined Si7.773, 90,
through The ratc rcduct!nns
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23

~. w, I,"!R SD: receipts.
HS1ist Miaai,"sp !ss' ..Hsh se;
sales, s0l: stock. II: 3sS $780,
,sa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ing =, SO: stock. ?.sss
stock. 6.OSl '"' f''
New rork-M iddlinE ce:l: stock ;iyii.
Minor purts-Receipts IS: stock. sis
Total today RscciiNs. s,S3o: exports. L..
Total for weck-Reccipts. in.aia: exports.
la..sN
Total for. Receipts. 3.aia.saS: OK.
ports $500.
INTERIOR MOVEMENT
Houston -MiddiinE. 800: receipts BOSS:
shipments. 1921: sales. 3.;;3. stock. 3jj.cjs
Mcmphs-Mddling. 36.:H: receipts -
lSiJ3S
Augusta MiddlinS. eG.S: receipts. 75s.
shipments. ~. sales. III: stock tsisi.
So louis nIss"c"ir's. '."i3: shipments. g.
.\tlanta-M iddiinI. 80 -.
i.ittl" Rock Midd fIg. !G0n: receipts $40.
shipments. l29: sales. 80: stock sl,SSS
la ilas-M .. sales sd
Montgomery Middling. :i.5s: sales. ~
Total ioduy-R"cciptS. l?.aS1: shipments.
ASA: stock G95. >S3.
SPOT COTTON.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 2t-Spo, cotton.
10 arrive 2.GG; low middiinr c5lS, mid
ding. 800. good middlins. as 50: receipts.
S9u: stock. rI3.3si
NEW YORK. Dec. Spot cotton.
quiet. niidiing. $50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
CHRISTMAS SPIRIT HITS
NEW YORK EXCHANGE
Traders Faithful to Bulls
Arc Rewarded by Slight
Advances.
BUSINESS NOT 50 uEAvY
Absence Of Many Spectators md
brokers Results In Light TrnbInr
Much az Hu.inE !, Tor Professional
SHIRTS
By IIron,inn Wall.


NhN i"iEN' Dec @9-The Christ
mas Sriri, prevailed in tho security
markets TODAY. gains ranging from,
:, t,,
nose who hay" rrofcSscd faith in
tho huh market. Si,s in cotton
wore also rewarded FOR ,bair conn.
,, =,
ICES b'' V''h"'oa-
l'''S l'rlccS IN tho spcCialtics were
Impressive. quito "a number Of issues
touching now high rocord. for ,,.
v,ar Eusircss ,ras M, baa,,
In tho rroyious Soss,nn duo ,no
absence ~ MANY sp.,,,,i,.o,. .r,,
brokers from mo e.rro, ir,,,s,r,,is
displaycH INC mos. or,in,isn, 80,
steady ahyo-r,io,r Of mo GOOD s.aso,,.
~ dt,ide,a,,,'r. ii.,
va. ,r,,r ra,-,, ,u".
shares moved rorv.,rd ,,,r.r r,.,,;o
SKIN or H.Id,-ir I,rom,,,,.o So.
-r..- V,ll,-,s .,.,r,.r, ~, IL
tr.rsno-t.ff,n eys,cu,. or 40 ,,.i,
,vor,Id ba,. n, nnr,h,s
tia. .moun: If nov, ,,,Ii,, .,no,.
continued tn stimulate ,ha onui,,.
nents srl,s,,,,i.,I No., -, ,s
l.,|r,- ,,ss - MA ...',,,,. ~.
reSsinr,l s,,or,s ,,.hn 49,"
to SHOW Sims OF worry prnti. ,,i,
ing .nnrar.d I'm trc ~, ,.nr,
shading no h,s, ,to,,,fo, ,,,, 49,
close was stronI. win mos, is.,cs
shn,,in., foir mo-, ,d,,,,c,.
ouia, rr"v"7r.d i" me S"r.i,,
,in,lac n,or,.,, s,or,ir, ,,,, -,
frsrrs h.iur siirbfi,. Inrn,
can mnr.v rnn,i,,r.n rr,r -,
r., ,,u, Wi,I1rav.,Is ern,, ,a,,,s
I'M this dfstris, h., ,Ia ,.ya,,,,,,
-..u,slav vilI no S,o am am
Sr.a,ir,ss vas sLnv, ~, a.,
r.rs ard ,bo h.li.C iy ,.rt ~.
,n. r,ad,,l ;u,,,,.,,.,,,,,,', -
mr. irTws,,,. .,,, 80 .,' ."n
.u n,i,.s ir.,,c. ,I ~"
mai cr.,,n w.Il ,n.n ,,, w.
l-nf,,i,iur str.n,,n .b,, ~,
zinc e,orts Tbc mic,
.ratr ,5,.,,co,i .,d am w.
.Tr. hes, l,i,1 80 I.,,,.i,
tuo.c trarsnorta,i,r
lurr diyid.nd ,.rnrls -,
surun!s funds ar. iry..,t,
th, rails owing "a f., rcrc,,I ,.,,,
tAat ihcv az. selling ,no iou
pared win th.ii diyi.I,.nJs ana ,,,,,,,.
iai.s IN. nrir. ~ ,wn,,,, ,.
lai,roAd shares is univ ,hnp,
points ov.r tho low nrur. r..is;.r.,i
TOR this wear ON Noy.,nh..r o. rs,
0, Is also about ) - r1in;s un1..r
iu. high Tor mis- wear m. Lm,,.
.an,y il, fhc ,,,i. ne '""N-
r"d ~ tho continued h.,,Im.ss -,
Delaware ana Hudson. whi,n n~oLc
pnjr,s ""''" "'"N"
Improvcmcn, i'm IN. comma, c,
rl.rs is diroc,iug or,.rtIn,, ,n ,,
,er,ibIo railroad bonds :rho.. -,
present prices yield GOOD r.rur, 81,
IN, Investment, ana ., - W"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET
a1otstions Company Main street

Saw. Blk. of Rich..... 20 o5
Union Bk. OF Rd.... SO i63
Virginia Trust Co. :. LOO 325
West End Bank -. IS 90
reAsiIe Stocks.
Patterson Mills -. 100 l25
Riverside and Dan
River. pfd. 49,. 100 1904
Riverside and Dan
River. com. ...... 100 295
Roanoke M:Ils. i-2
,,p. c.. pfd. ..,.... 100 lV2
Rosemary Mfg. CO..
"a y. c.. pfd. 80. 100 100
SOU. Send and. Mort.
,, % 100 li5 lI5
H. L. crnmp Co. . y.
e.. pfd. .... 100 100
jefferson Realty Co.
ISL pfd. ........ 100 So
Johnson Pub. Co. nj. 100 81
Johnson pub. CO., c. 100 81
l.arus K BRO. Co, pf,
y. g., PARTED -. 100 40
q. y. |. and s. Co.. 3
-. ID. =. ). Co... 100 10,
Sou. stove wks. pr.
y. &. ........... 100 95 81
Stan. Paper MIG. co.
-. pfd. ......... 100 1903
l. l.. l.. y. c., pf.. 100 lOli 1917
1. l.. T.. com. ...... 100 ll3 liz
SnlcH.
II Virginia hallway and Power.
75i. p'"''
com. - ''"e''
90 Virginia halfway and Power.
com. ~
30 I!ichmorL Trus, CO.. 100.
20 itichmund Trust Co.. - b. G.
10 Universal Leaf Tobacco. pfd..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
Appeal Allowed In Dnm.s. suit,

pANNiLLE. VA. Dec. Eugene
Wi'here has received word that the
state Court OF Appeals has allow Il
a writ Of error in the case Of Mrs.
Nellie r. Green. prominent Danvilir
woman whom he represented
aEain@, Mrs Nicholas RufNn The
case Viii be heard az Richmond dur
inr III" spring term Mrs. Rusln
sued Mrs Green FOR 100000 damag !
Tor injuries sustained In an accldcnI
on Armis,icc pay. 1921 The ju,
In TIA" Corporation Cour; granted her
$4,000 damages
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
NV ORLEANS

~ Assoc late. Pass
p" ORLEANS De. 2. carton was
I" Fh"' rom 'n. opening fd.zs tine main
'sprNfi.uE !rfacurn t"ius ne VA. the
E.fI smal! ''nc"ts. wn.ch maze ,hs.r
sr"saFsnc' or this tho n~.t notice iaf
io' =" January p"..,ion esre snapped
,trst mil 'H,.ms. 'or th- week ,au,.d
ne ia,e fading phen The ac,iy. month.
N"T" 2. % ~ points ur Oc'ober ro' a.
Hc'tve ,: tho old -rnps stood . IN =. re
best. The 'iusc VAs .? "a 81 point, ~
January irsdtf - h'rh ,, = ara
IN n" hr.t few minute. - IN. session
giirrs i@se II ~ - ro.n's tShcn lr VA,
- 10 only ~ nslo-. and 'h,' the 70.
'io's Ne" F'ppTri about sooa a. ne,
hsgao % c'roUla;. Tn. rise a;tracitd
.!ons .: about ], rpns from tho hlyh.,'
,oloweG. During IN. middle u6rc o? he
ranss bot IN ne late ;Tai.ns he ID
Nsnces were wi6rued
R.nor;. o. good $40, demand a, ~.
highest BASH o! ths season or Z n n COZ,
ton helped 70 steady the mArh.t. Gu, d.d MOI,
csus. any great amount OF nus!nsss trad Z.
Ing BENG restricted beoauIe Of IN. triple
holidays. following tho oios.; Tn. s:n.
tist!csl statement considered favor
st!e. ESPECIALLY as regarded Mil ,akinIs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
BALTIMORE

.BAI.TiMoRE. AID. Dec. s31ro,a,oes:
Naive and nearby. No / 1901 35:
:.oR 6S swce.s: native ana nearby. Od
% barrel; North Carolina. No !. 100
y"."ns: Native and nearby. ,5oaa7S:
All see Ions. No. =. - Il i..i.
Apples Packed. ptr barre. No. l. eco
n so; all varieties, No. 2. :.tGnl
Exs.: Naive snd nearby hrsts 20:
Butte: Creamery. fancy. ss@ss: do.
prints, s6dSS dairy prints, 3iJ3s
Live poultry: Spring chickens, includ.
Ing LeShorns, iiaci, old hens Including
ducks. white FekinE. :3R2t
wASHISGTON.
LBy Associated Prcss.l
-WASH1NGTOS. Dec; 22.-Esgs: Strictly
Live poultry: BOOSTERS. II; turkeys. -
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NANAI. SrnEEs

sAViNNAii o. be. >. rurp"nt!n".
nru. 80 ~ IS receipts. :I3: shipments.
srock 'i"a)
Resin, nrm sales, l;ls: receipts. 80:
QUOTE" ~, =. -, q u go. 10
JACKSONVILLE FLA. Doc. y -rur-
;0;. Shipment none: stock 2tsIo
Rosin nrm salcs 60 receipts. ~,
shipments. So: stock. !.,..'..
Quot. - y, T. Fs.; O.. 'H% g.
as, 81. SIS: y. 80; ~. 80; WV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
CHIC AGO

''II!iAtt. n.,. %bilNi h! an,!!ns
thar wngH; today uvcriopp,.d amy pi"viuus
piic" which May delivery had touched
his season. tn market thr"us hout most
~ Prom, taking ~ holders together
lures. h'd b-ariSh effect The close
wAs easy. At >. to li.c net decline. May
-, To l"iss aud July l.l3"s TO 1872. Corn
hniShcd To l'.c down. Oa,> on l.. TO
ana provisions vary from L.. cents set
back 10 y cents advance. d Was right
~ IN" opening that the market reached
The "p"N of prices. This initial appear
anc" OF strength was du. chiefly :" ndi-
ga ions OF possIb.. export business of
usual volume, Hud because .. an upturu
IN Na!ucs ~ Liverpool. Subsequently
however. "vid"Ec" accumulated that for
"!gn demand wa only fair. and for TIN"
most part confined To wheat grown iu
Canada. During III" remainder OF thu
day. little power To tally Developed.
Gossip tnat heavy arrivals Of
wheat WEI" expected - Argentine ports
buying wheat on credit in Argentine, at
tr"rt"d considerable" notice as b"nri.h
t"ctur and 80 too did word that Mnn--
tU".i~ stocks 81 whrat had increased iQ1'
.n' bushels for tn" week. ON ;hc other
hand. adVlC"s w"r" received. telling OF
heavy rains Interfering with III" harvest
iu New south Wales. Announcement ;hat
directors ~ the board Of trade had gone
on r,oo,d as favorinr quick legislation
-n"tt on tn" market
Heavy receipts tended to depre-S corn
and oats Th.r" was talk. too % prob
!thi' Increased arrivals 81 corn.
Provisions averaged higher in lin" with
I'll" hog market.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
MISCELLANEOUS
SlTGt II

SUGAR
,, StW YoEk Dee :i-ThG raw sugar
spot cubas quoted 81. cents cos, ana
frelght. equal TO 3j3 for centrifugal There
We're no sales for prompt shipment ex-
cent GOO bags Of Pe-us about 10 a local
rcnhcr az ga cents cit but there were
sales Of $500 bags OF t'ubas FOR rrs, hair
January shipment. at 3ss cents cost and
freiRht. to local renner. and 1880 bag
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23

NEW YORK. Dec .!-C"pp.r. nrm
.i-c,r"!yt!c spn, and near by. iaa. II "a.
futures iSt. Tin. nrn: spot and n"dr-b
49,: futures. ,, i9d 5s.;i. iron. steady
price. un.hans"d Lead ,,;eady. spot:
md nearby delivery. I.1lT1 10 Anu
muny. spOt. . a 30
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23

NEW YORK Dr, ".-Cntt"n goods
market were uu!c,-r to-day. hut very nrm
Yarns w"r" higher and sold NOR. Freely
Wool markets locally were higher. eSpe-
c.a'ly carpet woods Advances hay" been
announced ON som" lines o: velvet AMI
tapestry carpets. running from cents
- : cents - ward Surlaps were st"HdS
silk continued in light demand. with the
market steady
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23

~. CITY and state Securities.
"a Ss. oid c. and R..io5- oi7
vi. centuries. ,. ).
W. and r.: ........l99I II
"eS' va. 3tS. .....l939 %
street hallway Bonds.,
t. and T. T. Co or
Va. LIST IS ..... o.
Gar, Pub: Ser. Co S.. 1924 lO4
v. Il. aud +. Co. 5s. 1885 81 S5i
+. s. RuysteI ,iuano
p. e. bonds " 1869 1914
:. Street HALLWAY stocks.
~ and l.. I. Co. s.l936 ga
\. H. ana l.. Co.: % 22s
Va. Ry. and T.. Co.
ltnilrond stocks.
~ Z. l.. OF Conn. -. 100 los
~, +. and f., com. 100 26U
x" +. and Z. II. Oh. 100 PSI 2G7B
H.. +. and T.. per
cent. guar. . 100 ID. pqO
H.. +. ana e.. per
cent guar. 1900. 100 .67 o1D
=. insurance Stocks.
AZ. Life ms. Co. -. 100 $50
Life lns. co or va 100 5.a
Va T.. and NJ. ins. CO. 70 76a so
bnnk and Trust Cornpnn, sto,L
ItuncI itah National 100 "a
American Trust Co
tClasS A . 100 lDI
Broad street Bank - ~
broadway National 100 l..A
Tx. of Com. ana rr.. TOO 40 o3;
central National 80. 100 .UO %,
First National go. 100 27t oSO
Merchants NationaI 100 ;iu
Mech. ~ Mcrchau,s 100 AS
State and city Bank
and Trust Co. - GA se,
Planters National " loo 400 tyu
Rich. Trust co. -. 100 ynk mi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23

SEW YORK Dee - cali money. nru
Il gin. .. tow. ~ IuliuH rate. ~. closing
did. ;. offered ~ j'. last loan D. cal
loans against aCC"ptnUrrs, 7, tim" ioau-
STEADY. mixed Coils.r-ri, $3.50 day. -.
a.: IS months. '."5, pTlU" CONNER
cisl paper. q.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
LIVE STOCK
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK.

'"'on rtoCh lhfdsD
December -. 1927,
Remarks: Very good supply OF cattle
y" H"rhtI butcher cattle with order
mon and rough stun shade lower
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23

no. spring chickens. 2i1cJ. fowis %
Dressed poultry: Spring chicken, IN
~ hens. .5TT2s. roos,ers Is. turkeys. ,ofl
Live stock: Calves. choice. iei, do
medium. l.. lambs. II: i!y. piys. each.
3o"Iso": live hogs. /.
..o'J 80 No: .. sacked. 50qi ItO: SWEEP no"
49, North Carolina. i5U.Dl near by,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23

LONDON. Dec. s2.-E Bar silver. 80. pence
por ounce. Money. r.4 p-- cent Discount
rii"-. short ana three months bIls =.
"a ii-ls per cent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
coTroNsl:Ep on.

NEW YORK. Dec =. cuttous--d oil
n,d" new hlshs through covering 10y
i'.int-d shorts in December and commits
Sion h"us" buylnr III. nrnn--s dl-
played In Kindred markets aud - crude.
Closing bids L. TO - points net
higher Sales. l.. 10 barrels. Tenders. :. :
600 barrel, Prime crude. AGus6J. salc- :.
pr!Gn" summer yellow, spot. 100: b"c-rr 3.
her. go: March. 1922. MAY. 1916. AL bid.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
PORT MOVEMENT.

PORT MOVEMENT.
1901 sales, ass: stock 2S3S3&
S;hlveston-MiddlinK. 26nS: receipts L.
MobIie-Midd!irfg ISIS: rnceinis 81
sales. T9: stock li,23;
Savanhhh-Middling a6S: receIpt, IA
sales. al: stock. 1880
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GAG: stock C35,3
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PRODUCE
LOCAL rRen,cE MARKET.

Is, W"od,on-traig Co., i3I7 Fast Car,
street Ph0n- MnhiSu0 s3n.
December -. ,a.9
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23

days t"r caui. will O- Friday SATURDAY
m" MondaN, No cattle sold or weighed
on other than these days
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
NEW YORK

NEW YORK. Dee. Give pouiiry
WwsAH' chickcns by freight. -: b., exprrsg
.! ~ inMis !hV"s: ROSTERS. l6. turks
80 80 Dressed poultry. weak: western
,niCh'ht. --n55. turks, No. L. fresh
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COFFEE.

NV YORK. Dee 2? The matic, for
n,,.,,. lis wss higher today ON II
hvH'ral" nemanu, wniCn Included ,uru.
nufihK, OF March ana May 10y b-nkrr-
M'n N"r'efh connections and little
u.nc .bnyinH Of later months The nrin.r
,,unne OF me hlo IN Gket was pr"ba bly, .
in''or on The advance and after opening
nmuhrns.h 10 points higher, active
y"si-rJh!'s closing quotations March
,1Ld at s..3 and September a. $50. me
close was 10 TO IS points NJ, higher Sales
wrre reported Of about :..Ao DhHs Clos
ing quotations; January. 80. Ma:cn
-. May. ga. JulY. .Vs. September go:
December s2;
Spot coffee, quiet: Rio =. ia. to ia.
SANTOS u los 10 In Cost and freight
nm'fS, from santos were shuI" "anlr'.
hhi no offers were arn.r. SaniU. -
snd - were quoted al 40 80 iltu. and
~" a. ~ lo.l" to iA1). AIUk:i credit
tn. official cahrs reported an ahynut"
~ 4" r"ls IN IN" dollar buying rat" and
decline %! 10 p-uc- In Riy "NChsug.
on London The Rin market Mas 100 10
=" i"i- hlsh"f ana Santos - 10 i'g r.IS
over. brazilian pot receipts It,.t.
Iumdi.hy r.e.lp,s sic",
IN" Sew York market win h- Clu>"d
tom todaI unt!l neat Tuesday morning,
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Y,
900 Week aro iASOo year and 65? "
aso From January date 81 against no
1"5.SGO year AK" and 2i?OS164S years ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23

S"'"nh haf TO an operator at -, cent,
cost and freight, equal to SO ana o., re-
'r"c'iN"Iy. FOR centrifugal
Except Tor an advance Ut !, point- I'M
'he December position on covering hy b.
"'e" Sh"r'S' Win that month selling up
l" ''- or the highest level Tor the year
Dr!cc changes In raw sugar futur,. 49,,
marrow and trading Hight and OF an
evening w character The undrrton. wa.
steady. owing to the nrmc: feeling in the
20, nihTket and hnai prices were un.
,nhhgcu 10 points net higher Closing
July. scr -""'' "''!'
n ne market for refined sugar wa, I'M
.hahscu at 10 for fn- Yranuiated Ther,
Whs 'ltil" better inquiry. but i, was
,"hHncu 10 prompt shipment unly Re-.
hh"d futures. nominal -
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GRAIN

RICHMOND GRAN EXCHANGE
Wholesale Quotstrur at thnnIe.
December -. 1872.
Wheat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23

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JACKSONVILLE. FLA Dec. :..--IIogs
E"'"ip,I' h%"Ny: prospect weak hcay-
lights. i.:j; h"avv pigs $50 ligh; pigs
so: roughs 3"0M6 20
Cattle: R"CnInfS. lIchi. nrosn.c,
steady; steers. 2aO6ii6). bulls II1a 20
N"ar!ings. : OlM2 ~: cows. 200 "a zoe: veal
calves. 35ca;.5c: Gamers. Ie,9i5O
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-02-01
Do You Get Up Nights
On Account of Bladder?
This Symptom Tells You Something
Is Wrong. A Dayton Mans
Experience.

Nh John Lumpkins, Carrie St,
Dayton, Ohio, says in his own home
paper. the Dayton Herald: For two
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times each night. The .scalding and
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came, until at least twenty-five pieces
have passed. Some were as large as
a bean ! am glad to have this way
of telling my fellow sufferers about
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Initiated Buchu acts on the kidneys
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bowels. 1t cleans them out and helps
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price makes it possible to place in the
formula several expensive drugs,
which are useful for relief The for
mula is on the package. 1t is likely
YOU have never taken anything SINH
lar Try few doses for h8ckache,
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Be sure to get the Keller formula
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write The Keller Laboratory, Mechan-
icsburg, Ohio--Adyertisemen
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-02-01
New Tonic Made Me Feel
Fine After Having the Grip

Earle's HypoCod a fair trial; l know
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-02-01

contains II 900 rooms. has 80 magnifl-
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