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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-19
Committee Meet. MT 4.

The meeting OF the advertising
committee OF the Chamber OF Com
mcrcc. which was to have been held
this afternoon at O'Clock. in
the Chambers auditorium. has
been deferred until tho same
hour tomorrow. The committee will
discuss with the Richmond Advcrtis-
ing club ACCESSIBILITY ut this time Of
subscribing $4,000 yearly for pc
Rod OF five years to advertise Rich
mond all over the nation.
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Htl't,,. --iEGaLs
Legal Notices
NOTICE Oh MEEri.i1 OF STOCK.
HOLDERS.

NIUHTNOHN, va, JaHUaty ,. l5ll
You are hereby notified thar the anpu.
meeting %! the Siockho!dsrt Of the Life
Insurance Company ~ Virginia Will he
held at the Home UriceAof tn. Company
corner Of Capitol and Tenth street.
Richmond. Va. on Wednesday. January
q. 1919. at o'cloca T.. ii. for the purpos,
" eIectins President and the Directors
OF said Company. Tor r-cciyin. m. An.
nuai Report OF ihs Bunrd of DIrect,r.
aud the ratification u the acts Of the
said board since the las, annual in-sC.
ins M Stochhulh-r-. and fnr ths iraas-
,tiOn OF such other cuisines. as may
properly cu,n- before saiJ meeting Til,
books for transfer ot stoch u tn- Com
p"ny Will br closed on January q. isl:,
and rcopened on January 20. 1872 IL 10
desirable tina, al Chhpid-rs shan b-
present In IeTs"o' ar represented 81
proxy.
A. CARhroH MCKINNEY.
Secretary
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TO EXHIBIT V. R. & p.
EQUIPMENT AT SHOW
Traction Company. Despite Strikc, IL
Preparing for Niadc-in- Richmond
EAnOSI Ion.

The Virginia Railway and Power
company. undaunted by the paraiyz-
ing strike of carmen, is preparing
equipment which will compose It's
display at the Made In Richmond Elk
position ut Grays' Armory. to prove
he servic. to the public OF electro
power and current.
Two booths have been reserved for
their exhibit. and Juice" generated
in the power house here will he
demonstrated by the light and power
division of the company.
The general committee OF the OK
position. in session yesterday after
noon In the Chamber of Commerce
auditorium. appointed Special com
mittee to arrange n diversified enter
tainmcnt program. 4 band and sew
erSl other features already have been
obtained. The committee will report
hack with IA complete program out
lined for the exposition.
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Elan state Council o, women.

Presidents OF Statewide patriotic
civic. educational and religious orr
Sani1ations will be In conference at
Jefferson Hotel today In an endeavor
to form Il Virginia Council of wom-
en- similar to tho national and tho
international council
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-19
t.o,,nr, Mutton Recommending.

owing to Illness OF Colonal Mar
shall Milton, commander OF the
First Coast Artillery Regiment,
operated on for appendicitis in St
I.ukc's Hospital Saturday. Captain
John j. Wicker, J-.. adjuiant. VIII
attend TO ali duties and matters APP
prrtaininr TO III. unit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-19
EXECUTORS SALE

VAiu iAhs, . real ESTATE IN
AS executor or the lare James N.
Ha.rod. and as directed by his will.
duly probated In the Clerks Office
Or me Circuit Court OF Dinwiddie
sale Of public auction to the nigh.
es, bidder. in front Of the principal
dwelling house on the premises here
matter described. on
FRIDAY. JA.'UARY 90. 1922,
AT Noon.
the late James NJ. aarrod ODD died s @a,Gh
run or Moore's Road. in Ro@amty y
MaIisterial District. Din'wid d o
miles from the City OF Petersburg.
containing 52i,6 acres. according to a
survey thereof made BY w. &. Rives,
G: e.. In November and Dccember,
1921, on this following terms: One
third u-S, cash. the balance N eauai
instalments at one. two and three
years. notes 10 he given for the de.
tcrred payments. bearing interest
from the date of the sale. ana secured
by deed OF trust upon the property,
AT the purchasers expense. or ali
cash. at the option OF the purchaser
The purchaser Is TO pay the taxes on
the said land for the year 1922.
This tract of land has upon. IT a
nice dwelling house. tenant houses
and all the usual outi,uiiuinss. and u
largo quantity OF standn. timber.
IL Is admirably located and most
desirable property. A plat Of the
land can be seen by application to
the undersigned.
IA RICHARD II. MANrl.
icx-cninr ot James ~. Aarrod.
WANI Il hu5 IN soIa; N-ao me -, sI...I.
YOU ca n A. =, o,onsv nv ra,,,Is f,;.,,.-S
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TRUSTEES SALE.
WEST BROAD STREETLOT


clerks Office Vir
in
to do Will sell by public auction,
MONDAY. JANUARY
NJ.
OF
eastern intersection OF West street
Of Lot No Lots as plat Of
Addition rreorded in the Clerks
JOHN CHRISTIAN Trustcc.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
Valuable Richmond
and Chesterfield
County Property

BY virtue OF a decree uf the Circuit
Court of Norfolk County. Virginia. In
The suit of Virginia Trust Company.
Committee. VS.. Minnie V. Ciop,on ct
ais. entered on December ii. 1927,
the undersigned will Offer tor sale al
publ IL auction. at the Real Estate
Exchange Rooms. NJ. ~ North Ninth
TUESDAY,. TIL: 2trH DAY OF
JANUARY. 1922.
AL 1880 y. NJ.
the following properties:
l.. That certain Triangular parcel OF
land ia south lttchmund. Virginia. at
the southwest corner of Hull street
and Petersburg Turnpike. fronting
about 49, feet on Hull Street. 1876
fcet Oh SAID Turnpike. with Il width
across rear OF les feet.
3 Tract or land IN Manchester DIS
trict. Chestcrtrid County. virginia
NJ. % on the plan Of Bcllmeadc. re-
corded In y. Is. No. 3. pages - and
'". containing Iii acres. more or less.
=" Tract OF land. with buildings nnu
improvements. ia Manchester District.
Chesterfield tounty. Virginia, lying on
The south de of Hopkins Road. ecine
all OF Lot No. on the plat of j. l..
i-afradc, October Is. 1886. iiird In T..
Is /. :,agc 2H3. with the exception OF
about 80 acres conveyed TO X. " =.
t.. u. Co. containing - acres. more or
less.
!. Those certain - lots or land In
south lsichmcnd. Nirg tnia. shown on
the plan of Burfnot's Addition. duly
of record. of said lots being num-
bercd TO 3. bOth inclusive. IA i:!ocii
nj" and OF them being numbered
2-3-i-5-6 and ia RlUck j." Each
ni said lots front 80 feet on the north
tween parallel lines Of l:0 feet. and
the lots in Block M" are between
Forty aud Forty-sccond streets
and those In Block y" between
Forttcth and Forty-hrst Streets
S. That certain residence property
IN South Richmond. Va. numbered
1928 Porter Street. fronting a3 feet
on Porter Street. AT the northeast
corner of Fourteenth Street and run :
ming back III feet.
D. That certain lot OF land in South
Richmond. Va. fronting ~ feet on
the northern side OF Mcponoug h
street. beginning al point i65 feet
from the northwestern corner OF Nc.
ponough street and Fourteenth
Street: said lot extends nack between
parallel lines ioO feet To a i5-foot
alley.
TERMS or SALE: Onc.third cash.
balance Ia two equal instaIlmrn,s AT
one and two years To be- evidenced
ny the notes OF the purchaser. with
interest added az 6I per annum. pay
able scmi-annually. secured by deed
OF trust To he drawn and recorded Mt
the expense OF the purchaser or all
cash, at III. option OF the purchaser.
rs und.rstooh hat all sales are
subject to confirmation by the court
ana thHt rs Ia tracts numbered and
!. Chesterfield County. AN undivided
onc-halt interest is owned by another
party. who VIII unite with the Spe.
cial Commissioner in the deed or
barGain and sale IL the price bid is
agreeable TO him. and IL the sale is
cun;irmed by court az to the CioDton
Estate
EDMUND s. RuFFIN,
Special Commissioner.
y. L. ADAMSoN. Auctioncer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-19

VIRGINIA RAILWAY A%D POWER CO.
seventh and Franklin S;e., Richmond. Va.
Deccmbrr -. 1891.
DIVIDEND NOTICE
Al ; meeting held ,hiS dat the follow
Ink resolution Mas adopted hy tn. Ioata
OF Directors:
THAT st h!yidcnd Of six per con, ,G,s)
on the outstanding preferred stock Of this
company Is hereby declared fiom the sur
plus OF the company, pn yab!c February j.
pany par 10 holders az record o.. the
preferred stock oi the ;rtn day Of
January, 1879, being "a dividend on the
preferred stock FOR the period from Jan
uary ]. i3:i, 10 December a. 1921.
q. Is. WILLIAMS Secretary.
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New Freedom. pcnns.
WHOM 1T NAY t-nN-rl-p.

New Freedom. pcnna.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
Notice Is hereby given that on III.
.i'h dag OF April. 1872. win move tho
Cirrui, Court az The c!:y %; EichnlIn,l
Va. or thr :uds. thereof la vacation. to
direct transfer OF ten to) shares OF
,tock OF the Planters Nations! Rank OF
Richmond. Va. no" standing ia the name
OF Mary Elton Stewart.
W. II. FREED.
Executor %. Mary Ellen .tewsr,.
Deceased.
GEORGE BRYAS,
For the Motion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-19

January II, 1922
inc annual meeting OF the Stockholders
OF the +. B. Taylor Company will bs held
at tho once o. the company. IoII East
Main Street Richmond, va. Tuesday
January "a. 1929. a. 2 o'clock f.. Al.
W. e. HENDERSON,.
Secretary 'rrea.urer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-19

In the Circuit Court of Norfolk coun-
~, Virginia:
! hereby certify that the bond re-
CURED OF the above Special Commits
sioner by the court. in the above
mentioned suit. has been duly given
Given under my hand this o3d div
OF December. 1921.
G. TAYLOE GWATHMEY,
Clerk OF Said Court
by Hugh Johnston. y. c.
WHILE you're reading tais Other u.npI.
are readink the classifed ad ..pasr
YOU cave money when you bug and sell
'rongn these columnl
YOU save money wEeD you buy and sell
through these columns
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-19

FINE ''-acIe farm. iursteh IN MIddie.rI
County. Vs.. near Locklle, Creek and
N"ppahannock RIVER. So acres o.. op.r
land. VIII grow almost anything: 4;
acres nnc timber. splendid orchard
h'lf-Rcre oyster bph with farm. Eleven.
room house. garage. barn cornhnu,.
COW shed aHi wUOGsh"d. Good water
w"il IN yhri. also In baruyHrJ Ten
ininn'rr' Walk 20 store sud pos,o,l.c.
two aud huit mites To- high school
9oii last year about $3.50 worth apples
fE.c". $1,000. Apply Mrs j. q. Hart
"" m!hg'pn AErnI" and Twenty hintn
Sfrf",. baltimore Md
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AUC1'fONS-LECALS
Legal Notices

The annual meeting OF the stockholders
OF the Jencrson Realty Corpora alton VIII he
held al tho Jefferson Hotel, Richmond
Va. Wednesday, February /. 1872. at IL
o'clock.
o. f. wEIsIGER,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-19

Tho annual meeting Of STOCKHOLDERS of
the Union Envelope Company viii taEo
plnce In tho directors room OF the Ma
iionai state and City Bank February l at
p. u.
J. J.. RHEUTAN,
Secretary and Treasurer.
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kIMBROUGH MCCARTHY CHRISTIAN. INC,
Real Estate Auctionecrs
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VIRGINIA. STATE DISTURBANCES GU
PANY,

Hicumond. Va, Jsu, 1921
The annual meeting OF tina stock holder.
OF THIS company will he haid at III, or.
nee o. the. the virginia Irn., Company. s.l l..
l on Thursday. January rs. is2?, AZ i, o.c,nsr
noon WILLIAM r. MILLER.
Secretary.
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NAN IL hu> an aut": kaao tns aI..ss,
fed ads. '- +
YOU can save money ~ resulas Dispaiea
Want AoA d ~ 49,, :. - :
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real ESTATE FOR SALE
business Property q
Farms und Lnnd for Sale s
FARM BARGAINS.

I AlNI bANGAINS.
We have a large list of
farms that we can sell at
bargain prices. If you are
looking for a farm, large
or small, see us.
G. l.. & II. l.. DENOON,
S07 East Main Street
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

wo have brick GnrReeS In several Diff
ferent locations in West End, For infor-
nation SEQ
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IIulIscs for Sale

S ~ 'Hie ~
hRiCk nouBiE FLAT FREE.
This property rents for t75 "A month.
VIII sci! II TO you FOR 5000 cash and $50
month. Lower Hat easily cpnyertlD
into store, Box ID 2s5. care The Dispatch.
u. s. GOVEkSME*l FRAME. HOUSES
2oIso. standard sash. p.aci. doors Ia.
terior ceiled: excellent opportunity for
nome ouIdsTs. AZ sacr'fce price. Must
be moved quickly. Brcnner I Mtchasl-
son. sos BROOK Avenue
BROOM Euceo house. just completed.
Hot-water heat. polished noors, nicely
located: 10 minutes TO Broad Street.
.ee09. Ryland Realty Co, Randolph eli.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-11-22
DAILY BUSINESS EDITORIAL
Striking Instance of Reduction in Operating Expenses
~ RICHARD r. JOHNSTON


the that rail-
the by Of reduction in operating
of decrease Of 81 cent in the
earnings for that period
of CLAIMS
damage freight in
the
department Louisville Nashville lately published
claims
volved in the first six months of the towit
Year Numb Claims amount Involved
1920 43965 $1.4514T5
270b1 983,739
1000 479S57
annual bill
$1o000o0 in of special attention to that
sysemaized effort This the
$20O000O which is 10 cent $20000000
the
results similar achieve
action must have been much Of the
striking net earnings despite reduced
They that longer trains saving locomo
operating The really thoughtful attribute the
accomplishments the the
That the most gratifying Of all elements this profet of
railroad progressveness
Nashville speaking the
work in the claim department
In work. which the claim department,
Louisville support
wholeheaed
with appeal that be
patrons
gratifying the number of loss damage claims filed
against the road
ramfaons found The public the
has helped them by
shipment The combined effort the public
satisfactory than the time and labor establishing
loss and damage and securing payment for same.
ultant eposing dormant in field of
Business should be buster in their application.
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loued Confused Manner With Professionals in Charge
Final Estimate
On Egyptian c otton

Washington, November 2f.-The final
estimate of cotton production in Egypt for
1922 is placed at 100000 bales of asa
pounds net. according to a cablegran re-
ceived by the department of agricufturs
from the International Institute Of Ar
riculture at Rome. The corresponding Of
fetal estimate for 1921 was 6s4 900 bales,
but receipts indicate that the crop prob
ably exceeded 100000 bales. The area
this year s estimated at L521.ooO acres,
against 1,339,000 acres last year.
The warm weather during October IN
lower California has improved the crop
prospects in that state. aud the former
estimate of about $4,000 bales may be
reached, says the department. In thu
Laguna district the crop is so partially
picked that estimates OF production are
conflicting. ranging from 5000 TO 5000
bales on the basis of these estimates
100. 900 bales is regarded reasonable
rough estimate for the two districts which
produce practically the whole Mexican
crop
In India the condition OF the crop dus-
ing September is reported as having gen
orally been good In Bengal districts,
however, rain caused serious damage.
Typhoons in China In the middle of Sep
TENDER caused serious damage to the cot
ton crop In the east of China.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-11-22

New orleans, November 2f.-Duripg the
greater part OF the session today, the COY.
ton market stood at moderately wide az :
yances as the, result Of buying move
inent that started IN Liverpool. the buiiish
construction placed on tho census bnreau
report on ginning and claims OF q better
spot demand, both here and In the mar.
isets of the interior AT the highest OF
the session, in the late trading, prices
were 4s to 50 points over the final quo
tations Of yesterday; the close showed net
gains of 81 to 81 points December rose
to 24S5c and closed at 24B2c-
The greatest activity was in the early
trading. A sensational advance in Liver
pool caused excited trading here on the
opening and during the course OF the first
call the census bureau issued it's report
of s.s6ss67 bales OF cotton ginned to No
vember Il. THIS was slightly under pri-
lvate estimates that had been considered
bullish and increR sed the excitement and
dom and. Tho Initial rise carried prices to
"a. CSC for December whore the list show c,i
gains of 81 to so points. This was the
high level OF the day for December but
I In tho late trading more distant positions
made new high levels.
Much realizing was done by longs AMI
the market quickly developed something
OF a reactionary tendency. Soon after the
middle OF the session prices were at their
lowest at 24.37c for. December, and at
levels Z to 9 points under the close Of yes
terday. The market drfted for. while.
but around noon commenced to strengthen
again on the better spot news. The tone
was very steady during the second half
OF the day.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-11-22
OPENING ADVANCE
FOLLOWED BY NEW
BREAK In COTTON
pr A,.oeiatea Pros.

New York November sl.--An opening
advance was followed by rather a sharp
break in today's cotton market. but prices
rallied again In the late trading. January
sold off from 25.25c to 24soc, and sd-
vsnced to 2s.3lc, closing at 26.30c. The
general market closed steady, IL TO 81
points net higher.
The emarket opened firm 2S to IS points
higher on buying, which seemed to be
chiefly inspired with sudden recovery in
the Liverpool market. The census report
Der - was just about in line with espec-
tations. There probably was feeling
among traders that tho strength Of Liver
pool might reflect scare Of British trade
shorts. but this view was not supported by
private cables which attributed the upturn
there to covering and little fresh buying
pool eased off right after the local open
ing and prices here coon turned easier
under renewal Of liauidstion, LEGAL pres
cen1ber sold of from 25.50c to 2<Ssc, ana
March from 25.16c to 24.84c. OF about
TO points net lower on the more active
position.
The decline carried January into new
few stop orders were uncovered, and
after their execution, offerings were light;
This led to talk Of healthier techn lea
with buying becoming little more gen
ersl and confident on reports or a better
spot dsmsnd in The south ~ Deesm 1,s ,s re-
months made new high ground for the day
late In the afternoon with March selling
at 2b.ssc or about 40 to 4s points net
higher on the active positions The close
was only few points off from the pest
under realizing. According to local broks
ers there was not. much trade buying, the
bulk OF tho demand being attributed to
exports today, 1890. making i,s2s,ss so
far this season.. Port receipts, S4,I6si
United states port stocks. l,2o7,22S
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES
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GOOD BUYING OF
WHEAT CAUSEDA
RISE IN PRICES

Chicago, November 2l.-Good buying.
which developed Ia the wheat market to-
day. brought about mate .ial advance In
prices after an early dealing Sharp re-
ductons Of the Australian estimated ex~
portable surplus had some effect as u
bullish factor. The market closed strong,
&c TO 1s.c net higher. with Deosniber
,l20A TO s1.gOs. and May si.1sAs to
$i.1sh. Corn gained %G%c 70 lie, and
oats &c to &c. In provisions the outcome
varied from NC decline to rise Of sc.
New estimates Of the Australian ex-
portable surplus OF wheat. put the total
at so. 100000 bushels. as against esti-
mates current last week that the amount
would be so.o00.000 bushels. 1t was the
fact that pit offerings of wheat here
seemed TO have been completely absorbed,
moro than the Australian news however.
which led to the rally in the market.
Earlier the bears had advantage
owing to adeices Of favorable weather for
the Argentine harvest. The market moved
up rapidly when, In the last part of the
session, the pit became bare OF offers.
Corn and oats paralleled the action OF
wheat
Provisions started easier. but steadied
later as result of little buying ON the
part OF packers.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-11-22
N. Y. Curb Was
Without Much Tone
BY Associated Press

New York, November 21,-rhs euYs
market today was generally without de-
eided tone.
Motor stocks came into special prom
inence, Durant Motors being feature and
advancing TO another high record on buy
ing coming from interests concerned In
the management of the company. Pack
ard Motor. which declared a stock divi-
dend Of 100 per cent yesterday sold at
2oN, a gain OF as, but reacted. Ford No
tor of Canada again sold at 400.
National Transit made gain of / u to
rs, but reacted under profit taking sales
were influenced by the recent dividend
declarations and predicted distributions
Independent Oil stocks, especially those
having properties in the Teapot doms- sec
ton, were active and strong. Mountain
Producers and Salt Creek issues were in
increased demand at substantial ad-
vances. Magnolia ranged from 251 to
around 25S Mammoth Oil reacted from
425 to Al. Seaboard Gas was again
active in the low priced issues.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-11-22
cnrrONsEEn OIL

New York. November 2i.---Cottonseed oil
was partly lower early but later firmed
up on short covering and little outside
buying. inspired by tho strength In cotton.
Tenders of 1890 barrels were put out but
had no market effect. Closing bids were
Is to 10 points net higher. Sales of 10000
barrels. Prime crude, s26c sales; prime
summer yellow. spot s.5o@s.7Sc: Decem-
Der, 9.4Sc; March, $500; May, $3.50, all
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-11-22
DRY GOODS

New York. November 21.--Cotton goods
markets were quiet today with some slight
easing reported on a few numbers of wide
print cloths Yarns were unchanged. The
jobbing trade generally was Quieter in the
local markets. silks continued to sell free
~. Dress goods were firm and they
showed an advancing trend in second
hands. New carpet lists showed further
advances. Rurlaps were steady.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-11-22

New York. November 21.-Copper
steady; electrolytic. spot and futures, 1914
@14c. Tin easy: spot and futures, 1850
q as.62. Iron easy; No. | northern, s2sGp
ern, $2s025. Lead steady; spot. 81 17.25.
Zinc quiet; East st. Louis spot and nearby
delivery. $7.2o@T.s5 Anthony, spot,
$s.5oas.75
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Hubbard Bros. & co.

Members New York Stock Exchange, New
Orleans Cotton Exchange, New York Pro-
duee Exchange. Associated Members
Liverpool Cotton Associations. Orders go
licited for the purchase and sale of Cotton
Special attention and liberal terms aiven
for eonsignm.ut of spot cSdQkn for de.
I very.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-11-22

Chicago. November 2l.--Potatoes firm;
receipts, 81 cars. WISCONSIN sactnd and
bulk round whites. soc@$1 cwt. Minneso-
ia sacked Red River ohius. soc Q$i cwt.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-11-22

savannah Ca, November 2f.---Turpentine
dull; s1.6s%: sales, none; receipts 7sr;
shipments, 2ss; stock, Eases. Resin was
ments, $50; stock lOaI7s. QUOTE: r., d.
E. f. q. T. ts.s5; r.. ss.ssis X. $40; NJ.
$3.50; n, $3.50: VIC. 3e.05; WV. 1855.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-11-22
/. NEW. YORK BOND LIST

New York. november e1.-rollowins are
today's high, low and closing prices OF
bonds on the New York Stock Exchange,
and the total sales OF each bond Gin
$1,000:
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SPOT COFFEE

New York. November c1.-Coffee: Ric
is. 10 1s-i6c. Futures steady; December
$3.50: May, s.34c. =