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UT SHOULD HAVE BEEN
MADE WITH WAGE CUT


ROANOKE. VA. May 24.-"The
rate reductions ordered by the In
tcrstate Commerce Commission, eff
fective July /. ought to have been
made simultaneously with wage re-
auctions. which would even up TO
some extent the sever loss of revenue
due to decreased rates" said ~ d.
Maher. president OF the Norfolk and
Western Railroad. in commenting on
the decision OF the Interstate Com
merce Commission this morning. My
fear is that the Increased business
anticipated by proposed reductions
Will not materialize as expected by
so many.
What is actually necessary to
help the railroads is increased traf-
nc. and while this is coming back
gradually, there has been no strong
Improvement at any one time nor in
any on line.
The Norfolk and Western. being
border line, reaching into the
trunk line association in the eastern
group, the Southern group in the
South and the central freight assoc
citation in Ohio. Will have u gradu-
atcd reduction somewhat below the
rate OF reduction for the Eastern
Il graduated increase at the time in
creases in rates were given by the
commission. l imagine that the
average reduction on the Norfolk and
Western will he about l-2 per cent,
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BALTIMORE MARKETS

BALTIMORE. MD. Nay "a
Potatoes. white. 100 pounds, l.259
l.5O; No. .. 5O975: new potatoes.
barrel, 3.0oJ 600; bushcl. l.o5T20 90;
sweets and vans. barrel. 3.O0Q4.5O;
NO. :, 200 q $50; buShcl. l.OOgl.50:
No. ,, 500 a. asparagus, dozen. so
Il 900; No. ., l.20ql.S0; beans, ham
per. 10 9 ZOO beets. hundred. 5000
600; cabbage. crate. 1.00@l.25: car
r"tS. hundred 6.oooH7.o0: corn. crate.
S.ooG 100: cucumbers. crate. 1900
80: egEplants crate. 10000; kalc.
hushel, ljV25.
Lettuce. basket. 1890: onions. 100
lbs. 3.50u 500; No .. 2.50n3.O 90:
spring onions. hundred. l5oal.75;
peas, hamper. l.75G3.00: peppers.
crate. 2.OoI 800: radfshes hundred.
5oH2O0; rhu5arb. hundred. 25O15.OO:
spinach, bushel. 1890; squash. crate,
l.ooG 100; tomatoes. crate. 250T 100.
~ lesO1Packsd. barrel, 6.50GS.5O:
bon bon tao2lhes, z2.5oT4o1: iackherries.
grapefruit, box. $50 n 500: oranges
Don. ooT9.OO: peaches, crate. 3.OOfs
no; strawberries, quart, S02O;
watermelons. each. 70W75
bouitry-Live, spring chickens,
90: young winters. 4oa Is: old hens SJ
2!@3o: small and white LeEhorns'
20 a IS; old ROSTERS. l6; ducks. 20GT
small and poor. 16Qls: pigeons.
EgGs--Loss off. native and nearby.
hrSts. dozen. "a; Southern, eggs.
Butter-Crcamery fancy. pound. rs:
81: ladies'. 26N2S: rolls. o3maa: store
packed. %: dairy prints, 931o5: proe
cess butter, 27M2S
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WASHINGTON MARKETS

WASHINGTON. u. G.. MAY %
Eggs-Stricuy fresh. selected can
died, per dozen. 2G@27: average re-
ceipts. %: Southern, 25.
Live pouitry-Rooste.S :. per ID, is:
turkeys. per ID. 2jU30; chickens,
winter. per ID, ioI 80: sprins chick
ems. per ID. 5O960: keats. young,
each. 500 60: fowls. %.
Dressed pouiIry-Fresh killed
winter chickens. per H.. io945: hens.
per lb.. 30. rcosters per h.. 20;
turkeys; per ID. asa 40: keats. young.
each. so.
Live s,ock-Calvcs, choice. per H.,
II; medium. l0aio i-2; thin, 5Gp7;
per h., lilo.
. Green fIuitIApples; per bhl.. 5000
ern. per box. 2.T5g4.25: California
oranges. per crate 6.5OH 500; lemons,
per box, $50 $50: grapefruit. per
box. 5000 $50: Florida oranges, $50
q $50: straw berries. Southern, jg22:
home grown. lSn35.
Vegetables-Potatoc No. |. per.
hhl., 2.5082.75: per sack. 3.00U3.25:
new potatoes. per bbi.. No. /. 5000
G.25; No. .. 3.OOa3.50 sweets. 5000
40: yams. 800 a 800: lettuce. South
ern. per crate, I51l.50: romaine
lettuce. l.00M so: cym0iinGs. per
lecrate, l.00@l.50 onions, per crate.
40 ESQ: cabbage. new. per cwt..
80 2.25; cucumbers 250n3.50: egg
plants. per crate. S.o093.aO: toma :
toes. per box, Florida. 3.O0G4.50;
beans, 1o093.0 per basket; peas.
2.1O 100; peppers. per crate. l.50 u
$50, kale, 501l.25; asparagus. per
aoz., IS 800; spinach, per bbl., 75q
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advanced before railroad executives
at dinner conference last week. In
favor Of rate reductions affecting
sharply basic commodities. but leav-
ing untouched existing rates on high
priced finished commodities. which
generally take class rates.
Dissenting Opinions Filed.
II was chiefly on this point that
supplemental and dissenting opin-
ions were filed. Chairman McChord.
and commissioners Lewis and COX
advocated sharper commodity reduc-
lions. rather than the horizontal
fashion cuts decided upon by the ma
jori;y. Mr.. McChord likewise dis
scented to the SIS per cent fair re-
turn provision. while Commissioner
Potter suggested also reductions in
passenger rates.
practically all agree that the sta
bility of freight rates IL highly de-
sirahio." the majority opinion de-
clarcd. and that normal traffic may
not well be expected until the pre-
cnt widespread expectations of rate
reductions is realized or dispelled.
To assume that rates can or should
be stabilized on the present high
basis is futile"
Return Equivalent or y Per Cent.
In discussing the fixing OF 5.75 per
cent as a fair return standard, the
commission also observed that the
Federal corporation income taxes are
subsiracted from earnings before
profits are figured, and that the
figure II set would he approximate
~ the equivalent of n fair return of
per cent" out OF which the Federal
income tax was payable.
AS stated In technical language to
the railroads, the commission said
that after July /, it would hold un
reasonable rates. Including more
than the following percentages Of
increase over the rates in effect inn
mediately prior TO August &c. 1870
and set up the territorial schedules
as follows: I'm the eastern group,
also between points In Illinois ter
ritory and between Illinois territory
and the eastern group. &c per cent
instead of the 40 per cent authorized
in the decisions last cited Increased
rates of 1920. I'm the western group
and between the Western group and
Illinois territory, Else per cent in
stead of the 81 per cent so authorized.
I'm the Southern and Mountain
Pacific groups. 1875 per cent instead
of the % per cent so authorized.
ION intcrtcrritorial traffic except
as otherwise provided here in 20 per
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CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

CHICAGO. May @-cattie: receipis 10
10 active meet steers and ycar!!ng stock
e!s strong to 10 cents higher; Top, 9s5
PAD tor long yea-l!nGs averaging III.
pounds. top matured ste.rs s.S weight
Isl pounds: several loads yeariIngs and
s,tays steers - ooTs;2o; bulk beef
ami stcckers. steady; veal calves strong
10 % cent; higher. quality considered:
nnlh Tat sha stock. 5.75TT3i; bui no
!oGna bulls around is55i4s5: hulk ysalers
70 hackers s@as..5; bulk desirable Hight
ssc.GJHers' onESS M 100: meaty Wisconsin
Hogs: receipts. :i,oD: opened mostly 10
fhishsr: eiosinS with lights and medium
nutGatrs nrin at days advance: others
weak weak 10 10; lower than early or steady
M MN Ses'erdays average: top. 1850 for
one load: prartical top. 1918: bulk 10 20 n
ii3;N; shippers took about 1900: hoidoye-
liberal: Figs steady.
cent. higher: some shorn lambs 20 cents
UP; TOP Shorn lambs. 1855 10 city butcher.
.' atH:. t-:rpn 1850: california spring lambs
L., q l.IH: seconds. 1890 to feeders: top
naive springs. l5.35: fat ewes mostly eo6 a
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UNFAFORABLE CROP
REPORT BULLS COTTON
lBy A~oe.a;ed Pressl

SEW ORLEANS. May 2l.-An unfavor-
able Interpretation OF the weekly c!oI
T re- rG from The government was The
day, and Il put prices higher following
Sar.! vyec.!hes nndv! private reports from
AT $3.50 bales. and in the face OF con.
M;saes; p.iGss came ai.nos, on the close
10 points. The close itself was at
net ms Ok to - points. July traded
as high IS 1925 and closed at 1892
The mrs, decline carried the ,narkc, on
70 iscs for July and put the HIST to
- poin's under yesterdays close New
ouy!ng met this recession but, after
sma!! recoverics. liquidation became
hea'y aSa!'! and July saggcL TO 1879. a
net loss OF 3 points. other months
were s;eadier. and after the reading O.,
IN. weekly reports. which were consid-
cred cred much less favorable than expected.
there was "A sharp rally TO net, advances
oi II 10 10 points. Further small reyes
stons followed. but IN the late trading
me one became very steady again.
The market was active throughout tho
session. hut was more OF trading affair
han !; has been OK late. The fact iha,
and that low condition percen,age IS
erected helped TO bring about under!y-
In. stedd!nesS.
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LIBERTY LOAN BOND MARKET
by Ered'k r. Nnlting a. I'n
NEW YORK COTTON
MART CLOSES STEADY
IRv AsancIntadn -

NEW YORK. May I.-Thc feature I'm
ing $500 bales were Issued. making Total
tenders OF about 1890 bales for the
dalton was readily absorbed, and Il was
generally supposed that the three inter
S , which had taken previous notices
mum of Is Sc ss Over J Hng at r,ac1rn re
f t9n1 b aeT an months eaIv we're r.
October was followed by rallies To- 20 o.
FOR that delivery. or 10 points net hicheT'
market closing very steady at a net nd
vance of IL to 90 points.
,, me market opened barely steady at n
deliveries. which were infuenccd I By lower over
Ts ss .elnsp T Fss''eTss sonSsrn ssa
heavy. however, and the market became
stcadler when II was seen that the Nav
notices y were bsipg taken The bulish
ke,. which was also Influenced by trade
h% ThT , OF Iny late IN the afternoon
i rms credited With stopping May Nay deliv ere
sai,d% 3, were being made shn
definite could be learned in " that at e cons
esn Ss""d foa o Ssle, '4 had Ssen
engaged for shipment out of New York
10 Liverpool. July contracts sod up from
December advanced from 1868 10 300 and
las; rriccs were within n few points OF
Private cables reported scattering llaui-
dalton in Liverpool. but claimed thcrc
was a continued good spot demand and
tint fayorabie rerorts were Icing re-
WAS reported In the local cloth market.
nut business was said to be loss active.
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ARE ACTIVE
IN BOND MARKET
FDy Assocl,tel rreA.l

SEW YORK. NAV Halfway frelgh,
'cfuc lions announced by the Inte,,a,-
t"inTnerc. CoinIH!ss!on were g!,hou,
marked effect upon quoted values In to-
days bond market, Such Irregular ten.
ienc!es AS developed wer. mainly al
i'ihuiebie 10 nFmer money rates
Liberty Gas again rose above par. though
closing slightly under tina, quotation. and
= majority %: ;he Is an! i.s a!so we've
."chned 20 Improve.
,,f,'ire!S" hon,h showed better tone.
M, t" ttern, ,ei5"ek. with hr;nues. IN
anu several q. the French muu!clpa.s
The create. part o: the days business
entered IN speculative AIS no,a bly,
Er!-s. Chicago and Alton ass. 81. PAUL,
r"'unG!ng Sac, ChesaLeak. ana Ohio con,
~ ',o.es VS.; Missouri, Kansas and Texas
.si Is ana Reading genera. Is. ths ad-
vance OF TIE latter concurr:ng with the
sTtnEth Of the preferred shIres
SeFerd! new uni"rwr.t!ngs for mods-.
a." amounts. including utility. raiIwaY
ana Industrial projects. wcT. readily All
apFDcl. NcEoi!at!ous ior foreign loans
!NC4HclHR one or !nor- TO South American
counties were reported 10 be progress
Total sales. par value. aggregated ,,7..
90. ~. ''''-
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
COFFEE

NEW YORK. May 4-The market for
f Ss by 'naFes 9Gs; sSaa c2ys
s r"seis' Of put 70 1 ,6 g, selling At o u
daon promoted by rashes anss,sa Hrn
5liia5 cables and talk OF lower cost and
s5s lis s s s but s"p pSe ca. sold on from
moved covering: with las, prices showing
",mSsed at 1900 bags hoi May iSaS MGTe
c rrn; scSt@%lmbIr: 9iS; oc;ohsr. as: be
sp", coffee 'S Wna yep sl? March co.
bette, demand at leN to ici. for rio IS.
freight OFFERS we're irreSS!aT Eest ana
n shnd" lower. santos ss and S. H 1crs
EXCITE sS 10 Is is i"r T. 1., c fer nTSPt and
we're quoted at 1918 for June and 100
for July. August shipment. American
{, The Official cables reported no change
n l tm. RIO I'M maEk s: with an advance OF
don. The early santos cabias We're '" rs
Ing tho market Unchanged to $50 r"ia
h1;EhT. Brazilian port receipts. 5000:
Juadtahy receipts. $3.50.
SUGAR.
zen Nt:W YORK May :i.-Thcre was more
ACTIVITY in the local raw sugar market
S%5s,lc: VIII .pGt ~srS 5snsF sh fGT
The f.n nei GS o i Bags Ge Of aSss
now loading and prompt shipment al
quoted prices. lSs:650 bags of philippine
Islands for carf, June arrival at 417 and
N'Np bags OF hter arrival at 4l9 he
sides $500 bass OF Porto Rcos late June
The raw sugar futures market was
nrmcr On covering and renewed buying for
both trade and outside account. prompted
hy the nrmncsa OF the stot market
Trading was quite active and closing
prices were ] to 9 points net higher. cx-
ccrt May. which advanced points. July
:.e4.
Tho market for refined was hrmer and
prices wcro unchanged to 10 points higher
with fine granulated listed at $40 to
$50. There wee good inquiry. but tho
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RICHMOND MEN HEAD
BOTTL|NG COMPANIES
Will Manufacture and Deal in
Soft Drinks in
State.

Three bottling companies MI
headed by Richmond men. war.
granted papers of Incorporation va.-
terday by the state Corpora,ton
Commission. The companies ,,,ili
manufacture and deal I'm soft drints
ana VIII be known as the Chdriottes-
vile Coca-Cola Bottllng Works. tho
Staunton Coca-Coia Bottling Work,
ana the Harrisonburg Coca-Cola
6ottlins Works The officers are ].
IL Grass. president; w. l.. Sans. sec.
rotary and Leon NJ Phelps Each
company has minimum capital OF
Sl,oeO and maximum Of s25. 900
other charters granted YESTERDAY
Wh-Mar Company. Williamsburg
Iapital $4,000, w. Leon slater.
iary. and James G.. Driver. all O.
Williamsburg. General cleaning.
pressing. dyeing and repairing es-
tablishmcnt for clothing.
Milestone Company OF Maryland
and Virginia. Alexandria. Capita,.
$4,000. Judson o. Harrison. presi
dent; G.. Perry Leishear. secretary;
son and Joseph T. Sherier. all or
Washington. To deal in building
supplies of all kinds.
Le-Hy Court Corporation, Roanoke.
Capital. 100000 w c. Turner,
president; S. b. Pace. secretary, and
j. a. Turner. all OF Roanoke. Cen
eral real estate business.
Blackstone Military Academy.
Blackstone. Capital. $4,000; mimi
mum. $4,000. f. S. Lyon, president,
Blackstone. Va: D. Lyon, secretary,
Blackstone. and l. N. Lyon, Pamp-
lin To maintain preparatory
school in the town OF Blackstone.
Princess Anne Corporation, vIr-
Einia Beach. Capital, $4,000; mini
mus. $1,000. Hugh w. Davis, presi-
dent. Virginia Beach; NJ. G. Atkin-
son. secretary. Norfolk, and w. L.
Parker. Norfolk. General real es-
tate business.
Richmond Trust Building Corpo-
ration. Richmond. Capital, 100000;
minimum, $1,000. James D. Crump.
president; o. a. Hawkins, secretary;
S. NJ. Frear. Edmund NJ. Preston ana
Whiting C. Faulkner. all of Rich
mond To construct and maintain
office buildings
Amendment to charter of Laurel
Fork and Mendato Railroad. Abing-
don. John NJ. Kreger. president, and
George F. Grant secretary. Extend
Ing the limit of it's charter.
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5 Maqes . I I;s .,s a.'' ie's

Port movement:
New o-icans.-Middiins $40. receipts.
$50. exports. So. sales. 1866; stock 10 :,
%. g"yr E.. "a, ~ receipts l.
Mp5ie-M!ddling. 1900: receipts Gcs; OK.
pOFts. l.i... stock I, $50
eS-,gs;s, 1885: -Ilcs. 5.557; stock. 81! A..
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 2.5tS. stock $3.50.
ngton-M!ddiins. IS. receipts j.
%; stock, "-.l.s.
Texas ci;y-s;oek. $50
STRENGTHENING. S.U; receipts, AS:
sales. it,. stock. 57.irp
!3a!i!moTc-Stoch 2sH
stock s:Ho.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ;is.
Sew York idGliny. 2.ip: stock Y2O.3
Minor poTis--Siock ss.l
r. "ta. ioday-kece!Its. Isl: exports, g.
:, Total tor eek-Rece!pis. 7,..is. exports.
TG,aI i;ssT 'eason-Receip;s. 5,s,. ex-
Interior movement:
.b hSasto.--Miah!lns, :o,2o reee!.,s. .!n;
phis-M.di.!n. 800; Tecc!pts 81:
sh:pmen's. ;;s-s; SAFE. 100: stock. ii..5S;.
AuGusta--M lddl!rg. 1855: receipts, SO.
sh!pments. !.Ip3; salcs !2l: sock % $50
s., I.ouis-Mld!!iue. 1850: receipts. S3;i:
shipments. 2si; s;ock. sos.
AI"nis-Mlddling. 800.
!.';;s Rock.-MidilIng. 1870: receipts. IS,
pa M!dd.iRS, i3.7). sales. .02i
IotA! today-tccc!pts. s.1,7: shipments,
l~.c52. stock. i!ij53
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

CHICAGO, May ci--w!,h an apparently
endless food OF wheat rushing into Chi.
GEO TO catch expected high prices here
'e''re the end of this month. the whea,
M. .,Ia suddSniy gaze NAY TO-DAY under
H-aE!. ~ cents TO s cents net lower. with
Ms! at LIZ 10 l.22I. and July 22a. u
L--.s Corn and oats both inlshei ;,
cent? TO !uiis cents down. In provisions
Shs outcome was unchanged TO cents
h.sher' F!urried trading In wheat :c-
IHG"Ts mat the princ!pa! bull. in IN.
market had aba ndoncd the light for
concerned. The basis Tor such !. oonr se
Was .NldcEc. that the leading houses
Identified with the hull side Of The mar.
ani that the. chief buying supper, 10:
prices came NrOin the operations OF The
.ead!ns shorts. til: concerns watch have
tor:s fo- higher prices
Meaiher prevail. M opinion that the bull
end was correct or otherwise. biz re-
cs!ptS which We're seemingly assured OF
M remainder OF the month formed a
ss.Ee:e handicap against the bulls today
from The start Deliveries on May con.
MaSts this morning amounted to $1,000
n ~; and 'hs fresh receipts here were
"tt Was unresp0nsibo to ycs,erdny's
sE n,,na "a adyanGe here; Domestic m.Ii+rs
cnns.hg. and no important crop damage
news was IN sight. Under such circum-
'a.'ics N prizes grew feeble. and
ward hlunce. losing cents a Lush"l ,nr
May In the anai thirty minu,cs a. tba
Board Of Trade session.
Corn and oats weakened with whea.
ilsA"r quotations hogs nnAliy
nrolsn' about an up,urn in the provision
fu"nce Of The break ms grain vsiues '
,,I;.aIinE FUTURES ranged follows:
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SWEEPING ORDER
AFFECTS ALL RAIL
LINES OF NATION
Continued From First PIGGY

CONTINUED From First PageD
cision Will reduce the national freight
bill by s4o0.oo0.O00 per year.
The commission, after reviewing
the arguments for and against rate
reductions as made before 1t by
shippers, railroads, and representa-
tives of geographical areas of the
country, declared that as rates had
been pushed up by horizontal per-
ccntaEe Increase. similar process
should be followed "in bringing them
down to meet lowered expenses OF
operation This coincided with the
arguments which President Harding
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DESIRING
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF RICH.
MOSD
NOTICE REDEMPTION

FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF RICH.
NOTICE REDEMPTION
70 Holders Of Victory Notes and Others
Concerned.
Notice 10 hereby given as follows:
!. Call for Redemption OF 81 per cont
Victory Notes. All OF the 81 per cent so.
rfes OF United States OF American Conver.
tible Gold Notes of l921-l02s. otherwise
known az per cent Victory Notes. are
hereby called for redemption on June Is,
1si2. pursuant to the provision for redomp.
ury Department Circular Number l3s.
dated April ~. 1919. undsr which the notes
wore originally irsued. Interest on all
Victory Notes OF tho 81 per cent series
VIII cease on snid redemption date. June
Is. 1924
T. Suspension and Termination Of Vic
tory Nate Conversion Privilege. In view Of
cent Victory Notos on Juno is. 1921. and
pursuant to tho provisions OF said Tress.
ury Department Circular Number las. the
privilege OF conversion OF Victory Notes Of
either series into Victory Notes OF the
other series 10 hereby suspended from Fob
ruRry 9. 1922. to Juno Is. 1874. both inclu.
sivs. and on juno is. 1871. will terminate.
tereonvertibie, effective February Q. 1922.
and on and after that date no conversions
OF the Notes may DO made.
.. Detailed Information as to tho pressn-
h:ion md surrender OF az per cent Vic-
tory Notes for redemption 10 Sivon In
Treasury Department Circular Number al.
dated February 9. 1922. copies OF which
Rro available at tho Treasury and the Ted.
erAl Reserve banks.
A. W. MELLON.
Secretary OF The Treasury,
TSbypArY 4 1871,
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consideration inter

taking into consideration inter
region traffic.
The reduction from 6 per cent to
3 "a per cent on investment might
result in making railroad securities
less attractive and interfere with fu-
ture development OF the railroads 10
meet the growth OF the country
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CoTToNSEEp OIL

NEW YORK. May H-Exc"pt fo- lit
me oe!atsd shot; covering IN May. there
Was iltt!e feature - ,O;tunsc.d oil. OF
for.ngs were light. The steady showing
IN cotton ana lard gave advantage to
hnidet~. Active months we're unchanged
10 points net higher al tn: clo.s sales
800 800, b.rreis. pFim" crude. 80 tlo6o.
N..s: September. u 81: December. ssI iii
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Richmond Stock Market
Company, Enst Mnn
CITY and state securities.

Cry ano state securities.
Bid Asked
Virginia 3s Old C.
and X. 1882 93l 50
sus..." Centuries. 2
D. {. and r., ......lsel Is ISL
vest va 35s ......i339 81
{. and Pot. r. Co. of
Va. first So ...... -. 81
CarOlint Pub. Ser. Co. SIS. 1904 loa
y. and T. Il. Co. SIS. 1896 IS 50
V. r. and T.. Co.. 5sl93I 79& 50
h =. ROyster Guano
street Hallway stocks.
y. Il. and l. Co. -. 25 -
Y. K. aud l.. Co. pr. loo i23 -
V. X. and +. Co., com. 100 1874 1894
kniirond stocks.
y. g. l.. OF Conn.,. 100 l0l
r.. + and p. Div.
Obligation ........ 100 22V
Insurance STICKS.
Al Life Ins. Co. -. 100 23o
Lite lns. Co. OF Va. 100 +5o
Va, +. and NJ. lns. Co. 20 Goa 6S
Bnnk nno trunt Company stock
American National E. 100 235
American Trust Co.
UClass ~ -. lao yys
Broad Street Bank % 1b
broadway National 100 let
Bk ~ ,.tL 1n1 rr. 10" 2l5 22h
Central National -. 100 40 1S5
Church liiil Bank =. 100 25J 25O
First National ..... 100 25s ECO
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20 per cent; live stock ana products
81 FOREST 10 70 80 per cent The 1870
figures were new high record
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.EI IS SURPRISED AT FREIGHT RATE CUT DECISION

tent.
Refined futures. nominal. Closing: july
90, septeinber. CD. Deccmber. 500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-25
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Richmond Union Stock Yards

Remarks: Fair supply Of cattle. Mar
ket slow and prices about steady with
last week.
Strictly good steers. LOO lbs.
up ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. a 81
Medium 10 good steers. 1000
to l.i00 lbs. .................. 7xn
Common TO medium steers.
so TO 200 lbs. ..........:........ ca 7il
Good to choice cows .......... bR9 az
Medium to good cows ........ 6 a IS:
Common to medium cows.... ii s
Old poor cows .............S.. 2 a 2h
Medium to good oxcn......... $40
Common to medium oxen..... 4AG 5h
Fat butcher bulls ......,...... S %
bologna bulls .................. a Az
Light common bologna bulls $40 az
Choice fat heifers. 900 to 1000
ms ............... ..,.......... ~
Medium to good heifers. 800
10 a0o lbs. .................... 7k6 ~
Common to medium hcifers q Nv
Good corn-fcd hogs. 16j lbs.
Good corn-fcd hogs i66 to iio
es !ss corn fed .so.ts and pis. II Il g ,iH
All Southern hogs sold subject to in
spectton. and soft or oily
to . cents on.
Good Virginia calveB. ID 10
Medium Virginia calves 800. q sh
Best Southern calves ....... Q q
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cent instead OF the 80 Ia per cent so
authorized"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-25

NEW YORK. May .t-Co,,on good.
weTs Gn!eie. today with prices steady
aaihS wee hFin bur!aps advanced. SILK
was hr'n and finished slow Worsted
yarns were quiet on high level.
FISASCIALt
LONDON. MAY A.-iIar silver. 3s,s pence
pc! ounce. Money. pee cent: discount