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hands of the court. 60 he sold for the
amount of the bail And In spite of
the fset that fairehih now fels hls
raine ~ be honanza. unless sume
sort u miracle could happsn hesars
that time. the inine Was the sasns as
loSi. True. II would 60 10 the highest
bidder at pnhlic sale aud any mercy
hs1ught in above the amouns az bath
would he retnrned 90 hlm ilas wAo
would be that tadderF Who wpuld
get the mlne perhaps Zoe twenty or
twenty-five Thousand dulfarS when Ii
now was worth mlllIonsf testasnly
not he Unless something shpuld hap
pen 10 intervene. unless llarr, shonld
return. or In ssme wmy Falmhsla
could raise the tasveSsAry Ave shna,
sand dollars ~ fsIsnish rash hansi
and AGAIN recover the deeds of the
filue Poppy. he wbs No better nfs than
hefnre the strike Was made Long he
thought. nnnliy to come 10 his cunciu.
sion, and then. with ihe air ~ gAm.
bier who has placed his last bet 10
win ~ hose. he wen, to bed.
iinf morning found him awake long
before the rest cf the house was stir.
RINK The FIRST workers on the street
that morning found Fairchld offering
them SIX dollars a day And by eight
o'clock, ten of them were Al work
IN ihe drift ~ the Hue Poppy mlne,
working against time that they might
repair the damage which had been
cnnscd ny the cave.in.
That clay and the next and the next
after that, they iabcrcd. Then Fair
child glanced st the pragreas that was
helng made and sough, out the pseudo
foreman.
'v'In Il be nnlsiied hy ntsnsf" he
nsted.
Easily"
"iery well may need these men
10 wnrk 90 day and nlglu shin I'm
not snsss IN he hack In an hour."
Away Ne wrnt ana M The SHAFT. IL
travel as swiftly is possible through
tile drlffpiied Rad down kertuclsy
gulela and 20 the Sampler. There he
soaeht out old Undertaken Chastine.
and with him went tho. pro~<efor.
us name is Fairchlld and I'm In
trouhle" be said candldIy i've
brought MIR Chastlnr with Me becanse
he assaied some ~ my ore few days
ago and helSeves he knows wiat Il is
worth. I'm working against time to
gei iiye thousand dollars II | can
produce Dre that runs two hundred
dollars 70 The ton. and II m sell Il TO
Yen for one hundred scscntyiise dol
lars \ ION unfIl ] can get the money
! need. provided | con get the per
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WOMAN cHL0R0F0RMED
HUBBY, THEN SHOT HIM
That Il Theory Of Police In
Case Of Mrs Ivy 0iberson,
Who - Held FOR
Murder

Lnkehurss. y. j.. Aug. ~ Tho
discovery OF two vais Of chloroform
In the homo of Mrs. Ivy Gibcrson,
held on charge OF murder. after
the discovery o. her husband shot 10
death IN hts bed. has started Coroner
Brouwer on az Investigation 10 as-
syrfain whether ciherson was chic
reformed before he was shot,
J. =, Richmond. rs. con OF Mrs.
Giberson BY > former msrrsage, told
the anthorities that a few hours
after the discover Of the crime he
detected the smell ~ chIoroform In
The house, This coroner learned also
tbn, others bad poticed the same
odor.
Mrs. Ciberson. who w~s bound by
cord whom reseuers anawered her
calls for help, soid fnlice that two
robbers had entered he room. ana
after taking t7oo bsiousing 10 her
husband. had shot him when he
awoks and apparently recognized
them
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mission OF the court--will yon put Il
through for meY-
The Sampler owner smiled.
III you'll let me see where you ~
getting the ore Then he figured q
moment. "Thst'd be thirty Or forty
ton" came at last I'VE could handle
that ss fast as you conld bring il In
here"
Bur a new thought bad struck Fair.
child-s new necessity for money.
"r1i gfse II to you for one hundred
and fsfty dollars a ton. providing yon
do the hauling and lend me enough
after the f,rst day or 20 10 psy my
men"
but Why =: ..se excitement and
the rusbY
MY partners Harry Harklns. He's
due for trial Friday. and he's disac-
pesred- The mine Il ~ ~ security.
You can see what win happen unless /
can substitute cash bond for the
smount dus before that time. Isnr
that ss3fncienfy''
IL ought to be. Bot a. s6id. I
want to see where the ore comes
fr0m.-
You'll re IN the norning--if rye
got T." answered FairchlId with new
hope thrilling In HIS voice -Ali that
4 hare 20 fur Il nm assay u so1ne
drin ecrapings ! don't know how
thick ne VEN = Or whether MS going
70 pinch ont IN ten minutes after We
st<'ss z n.s =! knex mlsesx seon =
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900. condemnation of iaFgm AppFu
sFlasluus tor military paFposss
minimum prizes for ssapla Anficsilsu@l
prodaets relief ot fFMxhs ant pas.
sshxeF rates REQUEST thas the ted
eFal government ba mare aNpnamleal
~ expenditures foF ruhiie haIlalnks
Rhellshment Of war tsx un uutna
John A. sInEann ~ saltwater il
PRESIDENT q. " Hyde of alya. vice
president eua Y, "a. fawssr A. SOC
rstAFy. All we're +eisetsa
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Taxes win % lass when everyday
realizes that the tar dodser il pick
ing ths psciHsss q ~ suzpsysrs
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FARMERS UNION or STATE
REFLECT OLD OFFICERS
Policies Arc Bot Forth In Strong
Resolutions, Meeting Ends
After Long Discussion
Az To Principles

Oklahoma CITY. Aug. ~ lse-eiec
tIon of officers aud adoption Or !
series OF denands IN the form oi
resolutions closed the Farmers union
oonyontlon Wednesday AFTERNOONS
About 100 deiagaies ettended ihe
meetings held al tho capitol.
policios a the union AZ set forth In
the resolutions are
Demand for state prinslnR of al
school textbooks aud apponionmsnl
of school flinds derived from public
sarsice corporations
Establishment OF tannery ana
leather factory AZ state penIsensiary
for the manufacture ot feather rF0-
ducts.
Place auto taxea In the couasy
where automobiles IA used
Against rsr Free Securities
Expense Of common schools aboYs
q iS-mIli levy for seven months leisS
he met by she state.
Stop issuance 81 tax free secarltirs
Place flour mills and coi mines
under corporation commission. ssme
a. cotton gins.
That schoos transfer iaw be-
changed 80 that all children mar rs..
csiye high school education Without
flnsnclsIIy smbarrasinw the district
from which children afe transferred.
commending Oklahoma Cotton
Growers association and the okla.
hcss Wheat Crowrrs association.
proposais were made 10 essabliss
chain o. co-operstiye stores 9hs
make them brsnsl N farniers
fnion exchange.
Work &. the Near East roller wa.
approved
NskIoosI probIsms Covered
Pert Of the resolutions dealt with
rational problems. They sre;
Urging tho government Ia accept
|isrry Ford'r Muscle ShoaIa pro-
''sais; the itadd money bill; grAdp-
'ted sin and Inheritance TAX that
vouId tats ~ sststss sbevs 1900.
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BIRTH CONTROL INTERESTS
ENGLAND, LEADER FINDS
~wa-ae
mr, Anne Ksnnedy. Returning.
Says the Clergy and Also
ths Press support
Movement

Nsr Yofk AaK. " me lsrislsh AZ
sAfy aurh lussssseed III blssb sentrei.
according ~ MFa Aana ksnaeay ia
Annadals. Ssasea i4l@aa. sxssasIvs
aeefnsafy ~ tha AmvrlsAn isluh son
ssal ssHasas. who yantaFasy returned
fFons speaking tawr N fsn9taaa. 81
Tho ilnsf I'rnMlaeas MaaeaN.
The elsgxy il iakimx 4n Important
part ~ sha dlaeusslgu III ms pfoblsul. y
she said, and whlIa was Ia tonaaa
! vas eeHKrstaisisd "a ,h~ weFA III
tha ieasas Nv Dpan iass VI VI. raui's
cathsaral
MANY o. the iaaflns editors hAsv
sakeu 40 tho work "a sappaftlng hiftA
saeifal sfsosasrs. end sash m~n -
ifafela Cos. t,fmer msmbsr % f'ssila.
an~at and editor ~ @rhs f:aiaburvn
issriss AFs accomplishing xrsat
at~l thsvash fhsif articles sn ,ns Geo.
noinie pspest III thu sitasfinn
Over ihsre. a. here. ~ flnd fas.
sfsy sad tarxs families xotax hapd m
hand and shoss peopis tsast III ID
eafry on tbs RACES Insfeasiax most yxp.
fly Aiaay N their ondsffvd ard VII.
dsssasested offsprinK arw dlsasasd
and fsehls'nindsa and many ~ shem
~sll pseomn erimlHst& because vi skslr
very snperrnlty"
Mrs. Kennedy haa ious besn active
p birth control work and wsx eae Of
the foandsss 81 the American Bivta
Control League
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COURT HOUSE NOTES


G1HsefAnnex
Chester Damon tas to ollie n
klrapstFiek. w ~, y M. tssga. .
80 n lots = 10 ~, block =. ". q.
s,a,a ~ Oklahoma 10 Jerry ROT.
inson. na.aaia Taa f,eea. s7sg0.
Lots i7.is isloeA ss W. q.
plstriot Court
George "A. Thompson w. siahrssl
'iildsr. admir-, Of estate of userxs
Tlyes. aeceasea sad ,Fnstses \ a.
sheppard II living aiiknown hslrs.
etc. and James q. sheppard Fore
cloaure " mors9ags n i-z. 8E IA.
sE i-t st.is.iw. tl1ss.ss.
.vs~-~~~e~~s v~~s~~~~~~~
We ought 90 b. more ihankfm fof
lawyers ThIsk 81 what othsr lavy-
err would 10 10 aa n we eoaldnl
hlFa one 70 protect a..
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Chicago. Adg. f7.--Her yisions o.
. castle In sp~in disappsared. AIRS
Marianne Dlaz has filed suit for di-
vorce against Don Mausicio Diax,
cousin Of PoriIrio Disx. late president
OF Mexico.
Mira Ddax said her husband loft
two years ago 70 claim hin share IN
a biz estate ia spain. When she
riarted search for him No was
found living within fosr blocks Of
her.
Dsaz "a a former captain OF the
spsIish ssssmer oszaross. and moro
rseentiy WIS pilot Of tbs United
States army transpor Kina9si,pr
lie resigned his commission when rs
wss notified of the death of . wssi-
my gciatiyc In Spain. his wifs ssid.
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II. J. Porter Sterling. Colo, writes
IL suffered With painful weak back
A. travelling salesman, I had 10
ttoop frequently to pick up my grsrs
sno the pain when l straiThlenad up
waf awful. ! wae induced 10 tyy
Fb!ey Kidney pills. Relief was i'm
mediate Say. they aro great" Sod
everywhere. p
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1sasas vnLucky

n August the aif . fuli of pollen
and dust thet cause trouble for sofnc.
yet others are never bothered. No
remedy d0As more 10 relieve hay fever
aud ssthnt than Foigys Honey ana
Tar ~ coughs, colds. Group. II
CLEARS and soothes The sffIicted noss.
threat ~ bronchial tubss. sod
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-17

Same Old ntovy ~ ooea o6o
Mfs MxhalA JyaSns. 1avsnhs. Na,
ro'ntAs an vxp~fisneA. the HE ~
vhich he happened N A'mosl oyeer
rsislborhood NJ this eo1ntry. and ~
been told and rslstsd b. sk0sasauls af
cthers. ~ follows; r used ! bctlI6
chambsriain's Collie snd D(SfyAo6A
Renssdy shout nine yeArs 80 aH1 \
cured ne of flux (dyA4otsry). hn1
snpthsr atsaek q ths sanne eomy1o1o1
lhfee or fpar yeas1 ~ An1 : ~
doEes % THE remsdy enro1 - 7
heye recoUroG01o A 20 GoncR1 /.
80; {; SO;
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Mrs. =. ~. Gaskill. Etna Green. md,
writes: II suffered from severe back
ache and sharp pains. I could NOT
ntcop over Foley Kidney pills xava
re such rclisf that ! can not praiso
them too highly" This standsfi
remedy for kidney trouble and bladder
ailments can be taken With absolute
safety, Sold everywhere
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'HllRELD IS AlTED n
BY FELLOW sEN1Sas
Oklahoma q ~ Adwis Cndss
Y:r Thaa Proposed LAgialA.
ticn Weuld Benefit Him
and Votes Yss

waxhsaxtons Aug IL lohn ~
liarre'd. rspahlleaa senator from
o&iahons. furnished Ms soVlesrae,
Wednesday with ssarsag sssmlas
/ "a = ensmbss rrcposlas aNa saiIng Tor
ieSsslssien diFsstly IN sao lnsrrcst ~
his finanessl holdings, only slshs
/ members 81 the senate. no~rvsr
vulet wlth hinA
iiArFeld. oNnlng oil properties IN
o. ki-iscms. cfrvrsd an smeaamess 10
ths tariff bin to levy aaty ~ ~
o. nts tafrvl on crude al ana rs
ysHss on fuel nsi We declared ihat
inaprssx from Mexico we're lnsessnf.
Ing with the maseets u American
nrodurers and urged adoption u the
tariff 10 keep these inapows cut.
Challenged ny hssiln
Challenged hy Senators Helm and
HaFrison for his support az ,he am-
sndmeai, ilAsrela admitted that he il
financially interested In oil ana a,se
thar lsAnosislon az iAe tariff would
financially benefis American pro.
duoers lie declared that his iniar-
est was not extensive. and asserted
that hls psfsonal profit from lesysng
the duiy wcuid be absolutely insag.
nifieans"
Bus when Hefiln and Aarrsnn
uyged Hafresd to refrain from voting
on the asnendnsnt. he became aMfl.
ant and qacssionea hhar ssshs %
make such reauess OF hsm. When
iIrflin asked tho dlrecs question she.
Their he believed he should vote on
such proposition. which was admit.
iodly % his own intercss Harvesa d..
sllnvd 10 answer ana under Tia rates
BE- Was sustained Ny the presiaing
officer.
Will TAks Consequences
Just before the vote on llafreids
amendment was taken he obtained
the floor by raising the poini Of
personal privilege and sald:
Not I've per cent ~ what own
IN this world Ia In oll am going 10
sete for this and tako the eoase
qpenccs-
The roll cali showed only nIne set
a,orf voted fayoring the amendment.
and foEif -fisa against II. Those whn
voted with Harrela wsn;
Brcvssard. Curtis, Nlehoison. Hur
syn. McNary. sssnheid. cappsr.
ksw.
Majority leaders whs have been
smariing under thn criticism that
followed adoption of the high tariffs
% wool groplng senator's lea by
Gaodinr. lsursum and ssanfleld de-.
clded that Iiarralds proposal wan
Just little too raw and the
voted In a body against Il
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They ARE MiLp nur EFFEcriyE
hlllousnoas headaches. hInfraa viz.
Ion bad breath ana co#t0d songns ars
almost certain 20 Dc present wtsh y
mas ~ heat producing undlgsagas
food IN the stomach FOLEY rathnttis
Tablets keep thn dlKastisr ureans as
Tive and the system fls and fins. p,if.
Tsa ~ potsons Not hahit fofminx
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-26

in the case of subsidiary companies
upwards of 30 per cent of the total
cost of production" Officials OF in
dependent steel companies say that.
in their case this cost is much high
or.
But on tho other hand. II may 10
accepted as a fact that the hest rail
way men here are amazed at the
way the stock market took the
freight rate decision. To them ii
means that number of important
systems not now earning fixed
charges, will earn less. unless wages
are reduced; that the element of
politics makes wage reductions un-
certain, that uncarncd fixed charges
result in serious trouble; that If the
stock market continues To advance
under such conditions it Will mean
that the public has lost it's head and
is indulging in wild irrational spec
ulation, that such conditions stock
markctwisc are dangerous. Such
views being exchanged in the best
railroad quarters here are given for
what they are worth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-26
COTTON IS STEADIER
ON BOIL WEENIL NEWS
nv 4 ssocintcd PRESS !

NEW,ORLEANS May .-Ac;or trading
az SINAI! TO moderate declines during the
sa,,nn naL, Of the session today, Inc
az" session. following further private 70.
49, OF great numbers o! boil weeviis in
thhs and rose 10 advances OF ! To :
FONTS over yesterdays final prces on the
more active months. Tho close was nm
TO- % down July traded W 10 lsss and
Much Of tho selling was due TO some
Mn"' meter weather over the hcl, much
SSs ram than usual being rccor;cd. and
,n,,", waS n9rGior less liquidation Of long
.tation tor the pcnd;nE condition rapo-t
noin me government. today being tho
H nG. day IN the May condition :.eriod.
nI".ihEs Increased on the forecast Cf
rn ,hP. ,E 'alr weather FOR the western
.'hl q IN" holt. and rumorS Of nrIva 70
,"aaiti"n r"nor. Of around % ner cent Of
.'f,' 49,. lowest prices were reached lust
.,hl session. when July touched 70 * ,nI
Ia. nT 5000 a. lo%es under yesterday's
-. OF ~ 10 !: points
mi. ms 80 W"s !a as. notice day Tor May In
~ ,Snge,s anncarcd. and they were not
SI'anE unc"rt"nc, even at IN. lec,irs
rnn 'hls was partly due to r-I,stc rshio
gram" from Liverpool stating I'M, Ia
ness. N '"tS" puSi-
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, May 2.-wheat trading to-
day consisted chiefly OF what appeared TO
be the mopI.inS up OF wreckagv OF the
May deaf. DEMAND for wheat To deliver
come to halt and with chances greatly
diminished for month end squeeze.
something oil II general rush to seal was
witnessed.
The market closed unsettled. half to
". cents net lower. with May lbs To tl.2s!7
and July E.HW to 3l2lIs.
IN a series OF price breaks which fol-
lowed the opening OF business in wheat.
OF ~. cents. but then began TO rally.
helped by pront taking on the part OF
Dear spectators. Considerable notice was
also taken OF tho fact that the Liverpool
values here. However. the majority Of
traders went on the assumption that the
report OF the collapse of the May quota
tons on the bull side. WAS AN accomplished
iinuance OF i!qulda ton sales which were
only Offset in part by the action OF shorts
In profit taking. The new liquidation was
assri5ed chiefly to Eastern interests.
selling side developed during the late
trading in wheat. some leaders taking
the ground that sentiment had become
100 unanimously bearish. and that tech
the market a sudden upturn. On tho
other hand. the outlook was that the bulk
Of the domestic available supply would
be located IN Chicago by the end of the
failed to DO shipped out all rapidly. and
new receipts today here totaicd 800 car
loads. with the 49, harvest in the South
west almost here.
owing to s'naliness OF offerings OF corn
TO arrive here.
Provisions averaged higher IN price
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-26
BALTIMORE MARKETS

BALTIMORE. MD. May 25.-
Potatoes. white. 100 pounds. 1850
barrel. 3.o006.oo; bushel, 1.2bQ2.0o;
sweets and ynms. barrel. 3.O0G4.5o;
No. 2. 2.0oT $50; bushel. 1.0081.5o;
no. SoVI5; Asparagus. dozen. $50
$500: No. 2. l.2o91.S0: beans. ham
per. 75@:.oo: beets. hundred. 5000
600: cabbage, crate. l.0001.25: car
rots. hundred. 6.00097.0O; corn. crats
c.00I4.00. cucumbers, crate. LIMO
$50: eggplants crate. 1.2543Oo: kale.
bushel. l5025.
Lettuce. basket. 1870: onions. 100
lbs. 3.501 800: No. 2. 2.5OG3O0:
spring onions. hundred. 1.5O1I.7s:
crate. 2.00a 300; radishcs hundred,
so 200: rhu5arb. hundred. 2.5O85O0:i
spinach. bushcl, 1890: squash. crate.
l.0oT 200: tomatoes. crate. 25035.cn.
sophisticated. barrel. s.5OGs5o:
box apples, 2.50m 400: blackbcrriesI
quart. 20W23: cherries. pound. 90 i
grapefruit. box. $500 500: oranges
box. 6.ooG9.00: peaches. crate. 3.00aI
100: Strawberries. quart. s120:i
watermelons. each. 70175.
Poultry--Live. spring chickens.
pound. 454 55; white L.cghorns. 35 nj
40; young winters, 4OM45; old hens;
2943o: small and white LeHhorns.a
s6N2S; old ROSTERS. l6: ducks. 209pi
~ small and poor. l5IlS: pigeons
pair 35140.
ilrsts. dozen. "a: Southern. 22a23.
bu,ter.Crcamery. fancy. pound. 3sA
prints Al042; nearby creamery, 353s
81 ladies. 26M2s; rolls. 23ft25. STORED
packed %; dairy prints. 23d25: pro y
ccss butter. 27T2S.
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CHICAGO Garlic MARKET.

CHICAGO. May @.-Cattls: receipts. H.
WO; beer steers. steady TO strong; top
IS on heavy steers: hulk s.G0d s.75i; she
stock steady 20 shade lower. weakness
SHOWN In closing prices; bulls and calves
strong; stockers dull: bulk IA, she stock,
s7Sab bSiorn BULK b xsaiers to nsskers. 1850
Hogs: receipts. 2ioGS: opened Z IN 10
Ssnts higher than yesterdays average.
CLOSING nF!n: top. 1879: bulk 10 %: hold
over liberal: many held or market: rigs
slow. steady. 1890
sheep; rcGe!pts. 800; steady to - cent,
peIS: ch3ice eighty five pound sho.n
amps AMPS: iSo 70 packers. hulk. IL. % q l3.ci;
ends u 100 i2'5 fed Texas wethers. 7.251
49, az; fen Lexas yearlinGs and twos. a5oD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-26
Liberty LOAN H0ND MARKET
Nv frch'k J.. Nnliinr & %
NEW YORK COTTON
MART CLOSES FIRM
Try t.eoria'of Prass1

NE". YORK May = Af,cr .afl,,y .,
- Tor ortuhrT. or ab0u, rs ,o,,. ~
n, lownr on more favorable yo,ib.:rD 'r ri
ssIt me cotton market rallied on COW.
,'ht ny July shorts and private advtrn.
..,br, . .WTa ra.ns g. the southwcs,. oc
''= r"n"-a- market c'o.iut. a.
~, aHNaHce % points 20 "a decline ..
). '9s me II, oncneh steady a, decl,n.
10 - uoints N rcFouuga To- ,s,bn-
hh..s,npo,nnnf Liverpool cables ana ~
IN Mc"'hSr man. About half N. IN,
"a, 'nts"s yer" recovered rirh. 20, r.
49, ~ 'CN.rInr By near month sho-iS,
""" 49, 49, ,rl"Ans buying ~ tho nov 80,
10 80 .,'.o.. nv no market oarcd IN ,ra,,,
css,' 80 ~" ,NNnrhh'e western bcl. fGr",
s@..'h.ns '9m"wha, IN I.aucashi,o s"d
g,'J TX .nILAaiion. July dciyrrI.S
rfT on y" ~" and D"ccmh"r 20 r,7
W ~ ~ mouths generally atsvfp,' 40,
fNt n, " 20 - rOlpts du-tr~ ~ ,,'tti'l
az ~" gay br"r'r.rs were cofop.r..Iyn'"
I'm. h""'H"r. and the marie, 49,
az H.a'n Surfing the arsru6on on rriy,,a
..l,fN or re- trs In Texas and Oki,bn.
nnd renewed covering nv rt'v shw.N
~" .ht,.i Vas accompanies b. fe!tsr...,
.knor' 'hht cotton wab 10 NJ ,hirn.. 49,,
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-26
LIBERTIES ACTIVE
IN BOND MARKET

SEW YORK May 25-Strength of Lib
orty issues, iive OF which sold at par or
better. ana an increased demand for UNI
outstanding featuIes Of iuday's bold
market, the list Otherwise retaining its
recent irregular characteristics. The I'm
yorta nj foreign loan. including British and
French, moved F!th!n contracted limits.
and Mexican Ss and os and Copenhagen
Si.s were slightly lower
Er!cs were strongest of tho rails. tho
convertible DIS rising over 3 points. Is
sues OF the Investment rails Including
Union Pacific. Sstboard. Baltimore and
ONO and southern Hallway. gave way 10
moderate selling
Utilities aad irdustr!ais also moved un-
even consolidated gas Ia md Chile Cop
per IS declining. "hll. DuPOn; 7i-s made
Il substantial gain. Iota. sales. par value
aggregated ~. $4,000
Tn" Investment demand !or new under
writings continued strong. as evidenced
by the quick sale of TWO new offerings
These were the SIS. Qo)c''J New England
Telephone per cent bonds and s. 90 80
brooklyn gas per cent bonds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-26
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

IoEFEII.
NEW YORK. May &j-The marke, for
coffee futures was Iuct. but generally
higher today on covering by near month
shorts and reports OF steady tone in
Brazil. The opening WAS to S points
higher and active months sold to 10
points above yesterdays clos!n. tSurcs or
up TO lois for July ami 80 for December
Offerings continued light ana the close
"aS at approximately the b.. with the
market showing Il net adyaIIv OF to 10
points. SAFES wcr. estimated at ll.DV
bags. Closing quotations; July. lo.lj.
september. 2.S5; October. SIS; December,
'S3: January. ..2y: March. 81.
Spot coffee was reported in moderate
In'nand at loa. to 1919 for Rio ~ and
ia TO iib4 for Santos ~. cost and freight
Oilers included Santos 81 and 81 at 1870
ward shipment.
The official cables quoted Rio unchanged
To 100 rc!s higher and Santos unchanged
10 800 rcis higher IN" dollar buying
rate was 10 RET" lower and Rio exchange
on London UNCHANGED santos cleared
52..ro bags FOR san Francisco. brazilian
port. receipts. 500. Jundiahy receipts
'heIc was no special cables.