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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-16

GEORGE KEENAN, written Gfo Of +.
II. Hartman. published By Houghton
Miftin Company. in which he has come
TO the defense Of one Of the most car.
istic railroad kings in America, II he
had chosen to do SO hc could have found
an abundance OF material for building
NJ case againS. Mr.. Hartman. just
as in Siberia he found plenty Of evidence
that the Russian Government was not
treating lcntcnty the men and women
who had been plotting 20 over hrow IT,.
NJ. Hartman was bitterly attacked
dulins his life.
But Mr.. Kcnnar has chosen 70 make
an attempt 70 explain and intcrpret Mr..
Hartman instead of 70 attack him.
There vii, be littlc disposition in in
formed circles 10 disagree with his con.
cluson that Mr.. Hartman was one Of
th" great constructive forces OF mis-
time. and that tho West. where lie was
active in railroad development, has
rrOhted greatly as result OF what lie
did.
When the GOOD md ,,R that he did
arc balanced il wW BE- found that the
good prcpondcratcs.
TT DOES not need the marshaIing Of
l. the evidence by Mr.. Kcnnan to provo
this. II was admitted long ago. II hr
had been as skillful n rropngandist rs
y. J. Hill. who long before his death
was hailed rs the maker Of the North
west Mr.. Hartman . reputation dur
ing his lifetime would have rivalcd
that Of Mr.. Hill. Mr.. Hartman did
his work without any blowing OF
trImpets. RE decided what ought TO be
done aud did IL quietly. Only those
whose business Il was to keep them
selves informed We're aware nt fhe time
Of tho revolutionary methods he EN- =
rloyed IN rebuilding the Union Pacific
Railroad and in transforming its own.
ers from q bankrupt into n prosperous
corpora ton.
Mr.. kennan tells tho story Of Mr..
Hartman entrance into rairoading
by buying a small line in New York
connecting n port on Lake Ontario with
tho New York Central system. IIc
sold this line 10 the New York Central
Company and then became interested
in the Illinois Central. He wanted 70
''IiilNNt l'' NfHNItI Win tnt
Union Pacific and although he coulG
NOT do this directly he forced his wsv
into the Union Pacific directorate and
then. because he was the abcst man
on the board, hn was soon in active con :
troll OF its policy. In the course o.
time he bought into the Southern Pacific
| and pursued the same policy with tha,
road that he had pursued with the Union
Pacific. The shares Of both lines in &.
creased in value and enriched Their
owners.
Mr.. Hartman was definitely n rail.
road operator rather than n speculator
in railroad securities. He made his
money by making profitable the roads
in which he was interested rather than
by combinations and the Issuing Of now
securities to be unloaded on the ipno-
cent public Mr.. kennan makes tbIs
clear in his story
ur. Hartman. hoUerer. was bit-
terry attacked jor rorious thinos that
he did, aud he let his accusers hare
their say ctthOUt contdiictirg Ncp,.
MR.. KEENAN, tells the story of tho
AV4 controversies in which he was in
volved. There is the Northern Securi =.
n. rAI ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-16
BOOK EXCHANGE
Rare First Editions

NJ 4. COUGH. Al East Goth street, New
W. York. issues monthly list OF old
rare and curious books which no VIII ne
When writing please state your interest.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-16

nearer 10 basic facts stated and illus.
,rated simply than any other book 50
iar sent ont b. publishers It's author,
Maurice j. Granger. has the knack
OF keeping his explanations fairly wei!
WIth;h the limits Of the ordinary man $
'ocaDu!ary and his illustrations are no
'aoIe for their simplicity and clarity.
- The Home Rad!9'' 'Harper. &
Bros b. A. Hyatt> Verril, is NOT
SO fortunate" The diagrams are nor
clear and the explanations that accom- .
panH them suggest thar Mr.. VerrilI is
more Of q ,heorist than practical radio
operator
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-16

Te REPEAT that ], Henri Fabre
l. endeared himself TO thousands by his
lite.apponted task Of biographer 10 the
insect is unnecessary.
-, Dood. Mead & Co. are
rdeTes Lite publishing he collected
of the WeeUHw orks of the famous
Frenchman as translated
by Alexander Texeira
d" Mattos. in each Of the eleven col.
nmns. be If THE life Of the spider"
The Lsfe Of the Fly" or the latest,
The Life of the Weevil." VI. Fabre
takes the reader on an intelligent jour.
ney into the life and habits of each tiny
insect and shows III" wonders that really
exist in the insect world If one viii
take the patience to observe. Avoidance
of heavy scientific atmosphere has NJ :.
ways been the beauty of NJ. Fabre's
writings, and Mr.. de Mattos has pro :.
served this quality in his translations,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-16

| OVERS Of attractive books will be-
interested to know that Doubleday
rage % are issuing in what they
call the Lambskin L.
ar brary lot Of their sue.
"efee on cessfu publications
Conrad Twenty-one titles are
already announced The
books are bound in red
leather and are small enough 10 carry
IN the pocket and are sold at a low
price Conrad's 3 Lord Jim" is included
IN ne !ts'. II has an Introductory note
ov Nl'iiam McFee. The other volumes
are also 20 be introduced By an appre :
c!at!v" commentator. Mr.. McFee hos
this discriminating comment 70 make Of
Conrad; that neglecting certain easily
explained failures men react 70 Conrad
IN direct ratio 10 their integrity OF char. d.
acter.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-16
AN OUTLINE
OF WELLS

Mr.. Dark certainly writes with de-
lishtful grace, spiced with swift,
keen, calculated thrusts that are
brilliant bits Of Characterization. His
study of II. G.. Wells is illuminating
.-revealing--unique. 1t is excellent
reading, whether or not Mr.. Dark is
Che "Gcntleman With a Duster.'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-16
''Dellish''

The New York Herald rises to remark
that "Dellish'' he added to tho list OF
literary adjectiyes descriptive OF style.
No objections. We assure you. nar'iCu.
larly - any reference 10 y "Dellish'
bock cannot fell &c emphasize the orig
inai @. rather the standard by which the
others are judged.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-16
5UTNAM
00Ky AND AUTHORS
The First Volume of
Prof. J. Arthur Thomson's
THE OUTLINE
OF SCIENCE
is now on sale

ana a magnificent work it is &.
y big, beautiful, lavishly illustrated
book, brimful Of the most extraor-
dinary reading. The marvels of
Science, since the world began, are
reduced to their simplest terms, and
described in story form so that every
reader can fully comprehend the
theory and evolution of all scientific
phenomena. What Wells has done
for history Professor J. Arthur
Thomson has done for science. Ad-
vance orders for the first volume in
dicate tremendous popular inter"
est. The Outline Of Science fills All
Acute educational need. 1t belongs
IN the home of every intelligent.
family, for its education, informa-
ton and entertainment combined.
Booksellers have Volume on dis
play. Be sure to examine t. Note
particularly the beautiful manner in
which it is made, the splendid color
Illustrations, and the wide range of
its contents. Succeeding volumes
will follow at short intervals. prac-
tically before you have entirely
read Volume I. The price is $3.T5
per volume, $500 the set.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-16

ur. Hartman. howercr. was BIT.
terry attacked tor rorious things that
he did, aud he let his accusers hare
their say wtth0Ut contrdiictirg tncm
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-16

MIR. KEENAN, tells the story of III.
AV1 controversies in which he was in
volved. There is the Northern Securi
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-16

Somebody, writing in The
Cleveland Plain Dealer, has a strcn :
conviction that Sidney Dark, Editor
Of John O'London's Weekly, is the
anonymous author Of Painted Win
dows," "Thc Mirrors OF Downing
Street" and "The Glass of Fashion"
He bases his assumption upon the
similarity Of style between those
three famous books and Mr.. Dark 8
new book
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-16

When the GOOD md ,rH mat he did
arc balanced il rW BE- found th1t tic
good prcpondcrdtcs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-16
THE ISLE OF
SEVEN MOONS

sIt Is truly astonishing 10 find so nnder-
standing portrayal o! masculine
Nhardcfer as ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-16
The Bishop Of Arkansas. Rev. James
2. Winchester, says Of PAINTED
WindowS"

"a Gentleman With a Duster
\ 10 much needed benefaetor;
his rapier thrusts into the popu-
{ iar evils of the day call forth
from the reader the corbative
(. forces of his reason and con.
science"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-23

WASHINGTON. Aug. 22.-Eges-
strictly fresh. selected, candlcd. per
dozen. 2Tii3 IS; average receipts. ID:
southern. 70
Live poultry--Roosters. per ID. Is:
turkeys. per H. %; spring chickens.
pr III. 5OI35; keats, young. each,
IS n 80; fowls. -
Dressed poui;ry--Fr"sh killed
per 10, -; ROSTERS. per IT.. 10: tur-
keys. per 10. 35G4o. keats. young.
each 35M5O
Live S;ock-Calvcs. choice. per III.
Sn@3 medium, per H.. s.: Thin. per
H. 5ft7: lambs. choice. per III. l0N l. .:
% pigs. 3.o0Gs.c0. each; live hogs.
per H. loa
Green fruits-Applcs. new. per hbl..
l.51fi i.50, per hu. basket. nearby.
5ofl.7S: California oranges. na:'
crate. 5000 1850, lemons. per box,
J 90 u 600: peaches. per crate, leo u
500. cantuloGpcS. % ,i..00
Ectahics-rotatoes, new, per Dbl,
No. |. 2o"@ 25o; per sack. 2.0oW 2.25 /:
10. :. 5oi' 100: sweet potatoes. zoo a
500. lettuce. per crate. 50U -: New
York. per crate. l.OuU 100: ltomai Inc
lettuce: 800: cymiinSS. per crate.
- q 49, onions. per basket. I5a,l.50:
cabbage. new. per bbl., l.50:
cuCumbcrS. per box. .5U 100; egg
plants. per crate. l.p0n $50: tomatoes.
per box. nearby. 25 l 90: beans. SO
a $50 per bbl,: peas, 2.0oN2 .ao per
basket peppers, per crate, 259r 90.
kal". sou 100: spinach. per crate,
>" "a -; lima beans. per ut. IS q IS (:
celery, per duz. 5on 100
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100000 TOBACCO
FIRM GETS CHARTER
Certificate of Authority to Do
Business Here Granted
Delaware Cnnrcrn.

Certihcat" Of authority TO do bust
ness in Virginia was issued by the
state corporation Commission yes
t"rday to the International Planters
corporation. foreign corporation.
Incorporated under the laws of the
state of Delaware. II has maxi
mum capital .tock Of $500. 900 pre-
fcrred. ana 10000 yhures comr,or
stock. and VIII deal in leaf tobacco
and w9'ohsniia1 OF Iii Winds. TN,
pr'nc!nti Office IN Virginia will b,
located at Danvillc, Va. with j. NJ
Edmunds in charge.
Charters granted yesterday in
cIuded the followinE
Morgan Motor Company. Inc.
Lynchburg. Va with maximum
capital stock OF $4,000 and mini
mum of $1,000. The officers and in
"orporators are .. T. Hogan. presi-
dent; Il i. ADAMS. secretary. and
J. 7. Hogan, all % IynchburE. Gen
eThl automobile and garage bust
n.ss
Elucstonc Insurance Arrncy. Inc.
Graham Va. with a maximum capt
tai stock of $4,000. and minimum
of $1,000 The officers and iucor-
porators a~ X. T. Baldwin. presi T..
dent: Arch Gillespie, secretary. ann
Kenneth 6. PATTI. all OF Graham.
Montgomery Morriss Drug Com
pany. Inc, South Hill. Va. with =
maximum capital stock OF $4,000.
and minimum OF $4,000. The on
GERS and incorporators are w. III.
Morriss president: III. T. Parkinson.
secretary. and L. G. Morrison. all OF
South HILL
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SOUTHERN MARKET
SUFFERS LIQUIDATION
NV Annotated prn.a I,

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 81 .,ouida ,,o,
~ nnc ionE, intoreet caused Intermittent
s sue. IN the cotton market today. nres.
So III, ~. nTeasissi In the late trading
~ ,n u. net 'oss.s or is TO A. points. Dc
,onef closed at Gals. Conaiderabl" s4ltInr
he m ~, fr.ae nc IN the ear trading but
m ,.i;, after midscssion. when support was
~ n,s "nra"n ana the full force o! the sell.
.ak out or long contracts was fcit IL.
most brokers tn. decline was LOOKED unn33
loneed advance pro
In!avorah!e foreign news AMI noo-
cables caused early declines Of IA poor
hnin,s; but contiderablc buying was stimti'
.ated tor while by a private bureau rn :
poT, Of $40 as the condition Of The crn re
llm,d!catlng yield Of but 1850 0jS baic.
MS s,, carried the most active months ITO TO-
r"',,,s ~ ss-'Sr than tho close OF yester.
hniEhest price OF the day on that month
Liquidation increased and anoth.r " .s H.
n naSk resulted md which nv, prices ;, to Is
series of miDo. ups and ,jor,, o.,
lowed buying being nncoura ged by thc
'"htHhcd drou;h IN Texas and by rennr;.
"t GT"n Iei-r!cration from most sections
OF me belt. AT one time the market 49,
back un TO about the highes. levels bur ~
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BALTIMORE MARKETS

BALTIMORE, Aug. 22--roultry-
Live: spring chickens. per pound,
- a a.: white Lcghprns. 22Me6: old
hens, lSN22: white I.eShorns. lS5Il9:
old roosters, II: ducks. lia2l: small.
log 10; pigeons. pair 20: guinea FOWL.
Eggs Qoss or Native and near
by. firsts, per dozen. ~; Southern. o.
Butter-Crcamcrv nrsts. fancy, per
noumd, 35W3s; prints 35M37: near
by creamery. go! 80. ladies'. 20: rolls.
- a -, store packed, 22nr23: dairy
prints, :3n2i; process butter. 3l43:.
BALTIMORE. Aug. lt--Potutoer,
white, bbl LING rs, No. .. 10000:
100 lbs. 50u so; nu.. 10 a 90: sweets,
Dbl, 3.o0h $50: vans, bbl., 2.25 OATS:
beans bu.. 50u75; lima beans.
- u 100; brcts. 100. 2.Ooa' 400: cab
bage. loo lbs. $50 a $50: carrots. 100
lbs. a.o0T 800; celery, doz. 40QSO
Corn. doz.. 7mlo; cucumbers. bas-
kci. 65u -: elephants. basket. 5oli so:
lettuce. basket. I5 q $50; onions. bu..
80: peppers. basket. 200a5:
squash. basket. - q 80; tomatoes. bas-
ket. 3OUa6; packing stock. bu.,
oom 90. yellow. basket. iOm60
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-23
COTTON IS NERVOUS
ON NEW YORK MARKET

NkW YORK. Avg Eth. cotton mar.
van oA'ftii" hsrN ous ana irregular
49,. bli prices w.T- generally lower
t!.tt ieal1hlnE ~ >"l!inH for a reaction
,'''"r .se'itE " from q, q; thu opening
pfrriitr' arok. 20 :,co rallied
~ mat level The general market rIo,"I
49, az no. DECLINES OF - to 1; noin,s
~ iHhfhti ob"H-d barely stead, n, ,
N''-'.!." o' 10 to - points In r-.pDrs., Ia
'"'1'lfc!y easy liverpool cap,.r bu, raj
.ltd t!Shi arc! the ca. On continued Cr"n
,nn, , , n'n,s and tu!Iors That the end
lh"hth report .: Southern authority
GLur only .p,h' cUi bales
Decenshc- SOLD % 20 2a.s and Iauu,-v
.-.''' or bach To about yesterday,
.nsnk quotations. Ta.s advance ON
CnN''!hR ana commission Nous" buytur
M .5 ren.w"i rca!tz!na. which may nos,
,Hh.o oi sh9wcrS IN West Texas Oc-
OUT The official detailed w..,bcr
r'.,tH sh"w;ns rentrally dry and no,
~, ".nr' an lhe southwest were followed
80 "t'"rnoHn ra'Oes watch carried
49,, gst TO about thu early high
"N"'s There VAS some Trade bIiyin - =.
nn.s,,ion HoIs" demand. but the suppor,
NtScEcned as pr!ces approached The :1'rsnt
We. ana III. market prSt. s'II -, 80 49,.
s."lp,F IN ihc lat" trading under re-,
'"'n ltpht taxing or selling :o- "A 70.
-, non ycI'h"r easel on 20 - s. and la
NJ 20 80, o. ~ "a - points No. lowe
tim C,"SihE pTices were at praCticaliy',hc
showing -! Liverpool 10 h feeling
thht hhd crop accounts had b..i IL
counted hui r"portcd contlrued .,.aii
ness III Manchester H'c"'''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-23

Fort mnoyement:
~ N:w GI,ean,...M!ddling, ceso: rece,p,..
80 exports: t2i: sales as: sioct giSG
,,is. Fsess;yo $50 2e5o; receipts. sSSs
M"blie-Middiing ei.5S: stock, ~
savanna -Middllng. 22:5: receipts. lsIo.
'a.rh ss stock A. $50 S
m. rlsst o'!-Receipts. iss: stock sao7t
". " l.!hinE, on--Recripts. ls5: stock :. IA
lcEas c'iy-.Stock. $40.
Sorsoik-Middling. 4s25: recent, .. ox
Pv, 80: sales. 1856: stoot 30 ia
nal,!'n"re-E Exports. $50: stock Ius
80 .SMidd.ins. 20 20: receipts. lie:
rhilaIelph!a-s. ,ck. AN.
%" iorh-Midd!in-. $50: stock 7iss9
m.nor ports-StOck. 33-3
9 LA s,oi .GGda1E y; 1865 exports
T s;S for week-ReceIp,s, c'd;e: exports.
po T9sa' - .@ o., seaso"-RGeep,s, $3.50: e.-
Interior movement:
Misunderstanding. :,.3:; receipts. .eji
shipments, igtS; gales. . :6S: stock sSsJi
MISUNDERSTANDING Csc; receipts, 81:
shipments. l:ito: sales. 3-H stock & 7i-
MISUNDERSTANDING :: u: rece!nis' IS.
shipments SGa; sal les. ::S. stocit. so2aS
ST. consolidating. ??Go: receipts, ssI:
Sh.nintnts, sia; stock. 1000
:tan;a-Middljng. - 30
Little Roct- M'ddlinS. 2i,5o; receipts. &c.
SHIPMENTS. iIe: stock. iiSl
Da'l4s-MiddirE. ?ie5: sai.s assI
Mont g"mery--MiddlinC 600: saics iBS
.ot"l today-Rccsipis. - SS.: shipncnt,
""'N: stock. !3l.I,o
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q O. SHARES EVIDENCE OF BANKERS FAITH IN MARKET

50 60: bulk s")a.'o. round weight. Ss.ioa
..15. bulk. s:.lou-p pound Butchers
''.!'H'p: bui.,. f-y1G g.er. round mixed
butchers. S.')Grt.5'. r,c,.rx sow mostly
']"gti,-': uulS tx. sN-"Ws55 shippers
'ooi' about TO-: estimated honl-oyer H.
cco
sheep: Receipts ia.1.: "a. western
lambs mostly steady. natives. nml5
higher: ton Western SO Others. Si.Si e
!s.Io: top natives '.ap". bglis. sepf,l- ~ A.:
cGis mostly 900. ..-h' sheep strong: 9TH
ora steady: toy !It hgr.y ewes. So =. bulk
"w"-, $i9'W i..i, feeding lsitn- higher.
best. si2II: chOIy" s.-puuul Western wear
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-23
Would Hennanc. Tea, no,,

AUSTIN, TEN, Aug. 22.-Applica
ton FOR authority TO issue $50. OOO. 600
hrSt mortgage gold bonds and SI;.-
opo'uoV income bonds was filed with
me IrNas state Hallway Commission
q! me reorGanizcd lnternational-
Great Northern Railroad here today.
The bond issues would hc used IN
pay of obligations OF the former
company and 20 put the new organi-
eaton on Il working basis.
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BOND MARKET FIRM;
RAILS ARE FAVORITES

Nbm Ohk. Aux. 22.--rhe bond mar
nj d!sp!ayed n irm tone today lcsnit.
some rather heavy pront-tahin. in active
issues which had rca1 he'd their penE Irt...
In tue last fnw days '''''S
Knilroad nortgages were again The ia =
NoFtteS. new highs being made h.. -,
Taul Is OF le:3 and Convertible iiss S.s
Sgard Air Line -. Erie A. ard lis. KAY
'sdlnstmept 6s and Frisco !nCo,n. ;s
rhss"peak. and Ohio convertible 5s. Nor
luih ana Western convertible Is and Erto
consolidated 81 were reac;!onary puIri -
UTILITIES aud industrials also devclop"a
heSerRI strong spots. notably Western
Union b1s. which responded to the suh-
htantial Increase In that company's stock
ana american Cotton Oil ~ Foreign
bonds held steady. -'''''
l.iDsrty bonds were generally reaction
ery. but the feature of tins group was a
h9dSHn squirt In the hrst AIS lust h. fore
Ho close. After selling down to loa 81.
ihey advanced TO 1910. or % points Rhnv"
last nights close. """'t
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COTTONsEED on.

NtW NDIlK, Aug. -?-t'uttonscrd OIL
was heavy in III" forenoon under a r,.-
n"Wal 81 liquidation IN old crop months
nu" 20 ~ declines IN cn,;Dn and HARD.
hbi ialI rally followed ui buying OF ne "
Cror month"; hy rcruere and shn:'., Nru r
Yrr'f!nns closed > TO - points lower and
sales $3.50 hgr.cis. PTIu. crude uonIInai
nrilnr summer yellow snor slO hid: So,
i-mThr- closed a.li: December. ISL; March.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-23

Apples. bbl. l.o0@2 200: bu.. 5oWl.5o:
1hft l.25: crab npplos. basket, 4016O:
damsons. III. 50ns0: grapes. basket,
100: hucklcberries. at. l5Q 20:
q @.15: pears. basket. 50T 60: water
melons. prime to selects. 100 40; cults,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-23
CHICAGO GH,IN MARKET

CHICAGO. Aus. Wheat nuCtuat.l
ral.G!y within Wild" rauxs today. aud
turned strong toward IA" close pc,c'r.- q
Dor advanced more iaun 3 cents CIom the
low. At the nnsh wh.a, ranged from
] to lag net higher "IJn Sru,rntn-r
;L2:,+ TO N"-. and D"c"up"r $! ,aa. 20
F.VhI. Corn was up =. so -C. cat. adj
S'nrei half /" sac. amt provisions Sc-.
I.rrgu,hr
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(mICAGO LIVE srnCK MAnkEr.

:. IiIINV'l AuE. .-.-tatrI": Recon- a,
fShb: market closing dull Reef steers
AMI butcher she stock. !jWij lower: year
.lHSs on most: TOD beef steers SID. ~. hulk
So" flgcj: bulls. calves and carners ,nost
- steady storkcrs strong: bulk beef cows
anu hetcrs. So, 10; caan--k and cut
teiE largely s.. f,2.sS: bulk Bologna bulls
VIA NO: veal calves mostly sitID Il - 90
Hogs: Receipts. 500: generally l5tp.S
lever; closing strong on lighter weights
duh; tncrcn!y lower on others: late tor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-23

MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
DRY GOODS.

%iW YORK. AUG. Cotton goods we've
gu''t"T iuiiy. som" SiZnnv cUu-f.,iS
w"r" placed on heavy goods for manu-
!act 1r'hE purposes. but styles .cv luublut:
.hd i"ta!.luS wcr" only moderately active.
arms showed hesitation aud were gem
craI'y 1u"'. silks wcr. in steady ..
ln"ni u number al mills being sold uu ua
anton rr-pcs. Light weight wo--t"tlr
go ,oeittr Tor srFins. iiuTlaps wcr" nrul"v
'dnc"d mere on light buylng
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NAVAL. STORIES

HANANNAH. Ga: Aux. c2-Turrcn,jn-
nominal. 10. NO sales. receipts 3sl NH -
iin."nts 32 stock. :2.s2i nosin arm; sales
.s Tte"Nnt.. ..1t5. shipments lsi: stocls
lrN.>; Quote; y. l.. l. &; H. i3c,,;
%. Is, = VI, $50; y. SO: We. Sio,f
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ST q. IL

new YORK Aug 2!-Raw suga- ~.
30! i9T Cuoas delivered. Refined quiet at
500 conce steady: rio Is. s;.: santo,
\. 49,. to- !iN. "
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET
CIn and state Securities.


Va 81. Old c. and r. 1882 S.,
Va Centuries. 2. 3.
g. and R...........loal -
West Va. 33s. .,.... 1892 IS
&. and l.. Tel CO. OF
Bonds.
\. and 7. 7. Co. IS. 1896 81
Car. rub. ). Co. sslaio l022 1891
V. X. and I. Co. 5s. 1884 Sci So
T. S Royster Guano. ,o., "a,
p s s, s%'dS aa,iva; s,d 'Sss: '0'
y. L. and =. Co. pfd. 100 % IGi
Y. l.. and l. Co. com. 100 1913 9u3
Hnilrond Stocks.
= .. l.. of Come. 100 10
II. T. and T.. com 100 2&o 80
r.. /. and T.. Div. op. 100 22+i $50
Insurance stack:
Atlantic l. Is Co. 100 ESQ
Life 1rs Co. of Va. 100 Sl' 600
Va +. and NJ. lns. co. - 81
bank ana Trust COMPANY stock.
American National. 100 30
American rrus. 60.
iCinss ~ ........ lDO wa tpi
brpad street Bank - 81
brn.rwnN National 100 i2l
Biz OF Com. and Tr. 100 2@l
central National. .... 100 lao 1873
FRS; National -. 100 26H ei5
Merchants National. 80" 900
Mech and M"rch loo s."
STATE and CIV Bank
and trust Go. I'D. - I;l 90
Planters Nat. Bank. Toe iin 40
Ijcnmoud Trust Co. lea - -
SavinSs Ek. oi Rich. - -
Union Biz. Of Rich. 80 los 49,
Virginia Trus; Co. iu0 49,
West i.ud Bank .. - ~ IA
rc,tilr stocks.
IHst. ~
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u . II 10 W OIU5IHk
Hid akpi

n" late trading ~ jagged in j.? more IL.
t.l-h manner than during any ugvg.ou-
stage OF the 'radiHg ara closed Ulte'y
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LIBERTY LOAN bond MARKET.

~ fitu u Noting y Co.
Investment EauL,r.
- "ssb NAM street. Richmond. Va
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WASHINGTON MARKETS

Patterson Nils. pfd. 100 100
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RICHMOND GRAIN ENcn,Scr.

"'''s"'" Quotations on Change
August - 49,