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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1922-01-17
STATE TAX BID.
ISSUE RAISED
Also Report Move to do Away
With bs--County Board
at Trenton

NEW BRUNSWICK, Jan. lin
conjunction with the going to Tren-
ton today of the members of the
Middlesex county tax board, there
are rumors current regarding the
possibility of the introduction of d
bill in the legislature this spring for
the purpose of doing away with the
four $4,000 political plums. The
state board is made up of four MEM
bers and it is alleged that the board
is an unnecessary burden on the
state as the representatives never do
anything.
The state board issued notices to
the county board members to ap-
pear at Trenton today. The purpose
of this call is believed to be the re-
cent complaint of the Union county
board regarding alleged low assess
ments in MiddleseX county. also to
discuss assessments for 1922.
On numerous occasions, it is said
people have visited Trenton for in
formation from the state board and
have received in reply to almost any
question the statement that the
board has no authority in the mat
ter. The few public appearances of
the state board have been made to
show that the board is still func-
tioning and the action taken on the
Union county complaint is alleged to
have been made for the same pur-
pose.
Association to Elect.
Election of officers for the Middle
sex county taxpayers association will
be held in City Hall here tonight.
Nominations of officers for a perma-
nent organization and the executive
committee were made following a
Dig meeting here last Thursday
night.
At the meeting on Thursday night
plans We're formulated to carry on
an extensive fight against an excess
sive increase, and preparations are
being made to make the fight state
wide. The nomination committee in
preparing the lists for the different
offices took into consideration all
sections of the county.
Secretary Atkinson of the asso-
citation is endeavoring to have local
organizations formed in the different
municipalities so as to have the as
sistance of the entire county in the
effort. The Metuchen Chamber of
Commerce is considering the organi-
zation of a local association for the
Metuchen taxpayers.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1922-01-17
YOUR MILKMAN
TRAVELS 60 MILES


The one great universal food is
milk.
1t is a large part of the diet of
every household.
No less than 10000, 600 900 quarts
year are used in the United States,
If you live in the city, it means
that the average journey your milk
takes from the COW to your table is
60 miles.
For your protection II is essential
that you know what kind of milk you
get at the end of the journey. 1t
must be kept clean. cold and covered
throughout the trip.
You can have, entirely free q book
let crammed full of knowledge on this
subject. written by n famous author
ity on milk To obtain it-and no
subject-just fill out and mail the
coupon below. Be sure your name
and address are written clearly, and
enclose two cents in stamps for re-
turn postage.
Frederic ]. Haskin. Director,
The Perth Amboy Evening News
Information Bureau,
Washington. D. c.
enclose herewith two cents in
stamps for return postage on free
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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1922-01-17

Cars washed. reasonable prices Frank
Van Syckles. 1O142-1-l4-3ts
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1922-01-17

Full line OF Weed Chains, Frank Van
Syckle's. 10142-1-14-3ts
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1922-01-17

r A. Hdwe. f0r Silver PoIIshes.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1922-01-17
DE: TAILS
Of FGOVE:RN|NEN I
Irish Leaders Meet to Work
Out Incidentals- Forces to
be Withdrawn

LONDON, Jan. 17-Details incl
dert to the transfer of authority in
southern Ireland from the crown
government to the provisional ad-
mnistration established in Dublin
Saturday were considered today.
Eamon J. Duggan and Kevin O'Hig-
gins. delegates to the Irish proVi-
sional government arrived in Lon
den to confer with members of the
British cabinet relative to indict
n,ent of the new regime with gov
crnment responsibilities. Initial
steps in establishment of the new
provisional government were taken
at Dublin yesterday when u proc
lamation was issued announcing the
provision government had entered
upon its duties.
The war office has announced that
withdrawal of British forces in
southern Ireland will commence i'm
lGediately and that the men will nc
removed as rapidly as conditions de-
tprmine.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1922-01-17

BOOKKEEPER: experienced; double
entry. Write Gluck Steel Barrel Co.. City.
10023-1-11-tfs
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1922-01-17
Home for Aged Work Praised

The board of managers of the
Home for the Aged met in the Y.
VI. g. A. last night where report
of the finance committee was made
and resolution adopted thanking
Mrs. Barnes and Mrs. Adrian john
son, matrons at the institution. for
the excellent work being done. The
finance committee report showed
that the institution is clear of all
debt with the exception of $1,000
mortgage on the new Rector street
home. The institution has eighteen
inmates at the present time.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1922-01-17

The city and American Bakeries ond
their branches announce 4 cut in price
on bread 191s6--t-1G-ats
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1922-01-17

P. \. Hdwo. for Clothes wripsers.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1922-01-17

All night storage service. Frank Van
SyclSie's. 10142-1-14-3t"
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1922-01-17

p A. Hdwe. ror thermometers.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1922-01-17
WEATHER.:

Cloudy, follow
ed by rain or
snow late tonight
or tomorrow. Not
much change i'm
temperature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-19
SENATORS WILL VOTE
ON TARIFF BILL TO-DAY
Dye Fight Is Renewed, bu,
Previous Action Is
RcafIirmcd.
tRy Associated Press.

" ASH lNGTON. Aug. lS.-rhe Sen
a." began today putting the final
touches on its draft of the admins
irhiion tariff bill Its work was in
complet" when it recessed late to-
night but tn" measure Will be passed
tomorrow and then viii go 20 con
terence for a final rewriting
During the long day and nigh
hours efforts We're made to chang.
sections Of the hill but only a few
Of them met with success IN out
standing feature was Il renewal OF
tn" dy" tight and The rcatiirmation
To- TIA" Senate OF it's action of last
night in increasing the duties OF coal
Ia. dyes aud synthetic chemicals and
explosives. and basing them on
American instead OF foreign valua-
ii"n. The vote 70 reaiiirm was 80 to
When this section was reached
senator Moses, Republican,. Sew
Hampshire. who has reserved a sepa-
rat" vote on 1t, announced that in
view of the overwhelming vote. rs
to %. by which the Senate had trs,
approved the Increased duties. h.
would not press his motion FOR Il re-
consideration. Immediately Senator
Nm"ot. OF Utah. ranking Republican
on the Finance Committee. was on
MS feet. pleading tina, the Senate
f'Sclud ITS action.
tatc> cannot lie Defended.
This is an embargo "a thousand
times over and worse than an en-
largo, said he. Dyes and coal tar
chemicals not made in this country
VIII nave {" pay Il rate of duty so
high that ii is crime. No human
being can defend these rates before
the American people"
Chairman McCumber OF the Fl
name" Committee. remarked that The
increased duties constituted a com
plctc embargo" and that il was for
ihni reason that he had voted for
them.
senator Frelinghuyscn, Republican.
New jersey urged that the senate
stand pat declaring that the protc.-
ton OF the organic chemical indus
try from the German chemical trust"
was essential for the national de-
tense. He called attention that Grcnt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-19
WASHINGTON MARKETS

WAsIiiNGToN. Aug. lo.-E:grs
Strictly fresh. selected. candied. nor
dozen. 27G2s. average rcceipts. ss
southern, Is
Live poultry-Roostcrs, pcr IN IA.
turkeys. per H.. %; spring chickens
per lb.. sea 3s; keats. young. "ach.
35,T so: fowls, %.
Dressed poultry--Fresh Killed
spring chickens. per ID. 3O@35: hens.
per III, "a: ROSTERS. per 10, 10: ,ur.
each 30 n SO 'N"''''
Live Stock-Calves. choice. nor NJ
SG?s: medium. per H., Si; thin, nnr
H.. 5m7; lambs. choice. per ID. i0gl2.
live pigs. 3.oo@8.O0, each; live hogs.
per lb.. l0t
Green fruitS-Applcs. new. pcr b,I.
.aopi.5O: per bu basket. nearby.
5Om l.I6: California oranges. p"~
crate. S.O0m 1851; lemons. pcr box
3.5oT6.00: peaches per CRAZE on n,
800; cantaloupes, 50G2.0O.
Negciahles-Potatoc new. ncr mi
No. L. 2poQ 100; per sack. 2.6OG!g25.
~" aoN i.oo. sweet potatoes. zoo a
3:h"; lettuce. per crate. 5OM75 New
FORK per crate. i.O0ri.5O. Romaiuc
lettuce $50: cymlinGs, per crate.
10: onions. per basket. 75ml5n.
cabbagc' new per Dbl. IO00i.6O;
cucumbers. per box. 75m2OO: cgg-
plants. per crate. l.O0n1.6O: tomaio".
per box. nearby. 25Gp 90; beans. 40
m25O per bbi.; peas. 2.O0m2.56 Der
basket: peppers. per crate 251s0.
kal". 5Ou 100. spinach per crate,
bpm 20: lima beans. per at 2jI35,
celery, per doz.. 50Ii.00
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-19
NEW YORK MARKET
CLOSES BARELY STEADY

HEW YORK Aug O. i4rta.r ad-
vance @: aboui ll5y per Du.e he, u..ry
'afZhE ~ IN" cotton lHhTH"' tuday and
""s i'i!O"cG % Saaru frAl;.uu, 10.
On IN. fhrly OIying or III points from
~" ipw ieEel Ot Ia; Tuesday. tro4. to
~! IN tn. late tradiug aus clo,rd h,
-..'@. The general marker clns.u b.r.Is
'""lF az net declines of 20 = g0iuis
a. opening advance 81 - 90 q ,pl,,.s
''h''''d continuance u: y.-t.rlay's nuy
iht iH"'"W"a' which "as :urth.l ,i'int.
,t''H :! we s.r.EEiA ut Liverpool T"pufr.
t"'i ~" trad" had u".u 81 good buyer ut
t".l ;Hiu!'s a.g ~GufS YESTERDAYS. and
continuation 30 recent Sa.;I.. .gnJt.
,!"ns -. IN" south B";yie there wa. ans.
." ~ ~" adNanr" actiy" months sod
~ '' = points above yt-'.rIay- dosing
AZ! January .-05
itsaiizinE then anne nrte A,.v..
VIM. there also APPEARED TO D. some sell.
"d'ancc had been oy.r-ra;.if. i,gsr.-
.hted IN consequence. an! urgn,-',.ln-
."thN" more general late ia ia. nf,.r-
! noon On ie"or's that s30t Dryers were
n"' t"i.0"lhr the advance in The southern
markets. and rather n less .ayUral,.- Viz.
m" Fa.! s'r.k" October broke 10 >, 81
ana January 10 :lI5 or .. 20 a. ro,n,s
ron the ea!!y nigh lsy.l ana mo clos.
~ WITHIN ;"w points OF the .owcst
mere was nothing - .aG.cat. any
'hanse In tn" genera average u: Cfon ana
Joker most s"n"rAay a,'.4butaI 10
rt.'+.At ,Iitci aE advance -! over $40 per
h"t" Within less than week VT:y,r..
Li'''N +hlH n" advance In Liverpool WAS
uHr l" better trade ~ Manchester spin
htts Gaming and Dui.ish American cf"p
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-19
NEW ORLEANS MART
CLOSES AT A LOSS

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. is.HAdyance. ot
haf cent pound were made by cot.
ron u. the early part OF tOday's session
nut tho later trading brought wide re-,
cessIons. partly because OF realizing omar.
aiohs on the long side ana partly because
- corr inued uui"; in interior spot mar
~ ana private reports Of Pew scat
ttvrIea rams In drouthy scctious OF tho
LIST Storh belt. There was also more or
r uishppointmcnt manifested over the
tt%omer negative turn taken by tn" news
ION me rails strik" conference ana one.
m, M Hehd became lower this d!sauLoiilt.
way. " '"'"'' prominent
IN IN me las: few minutes o. the session
~ yss,"rde 10 ~ points under he close
- sesteruay; while tn. close was . To /.
cin,sj octooer traded drwr - :!.i and
T los AZ that price. :; The highest OF Nh.
uay pctober cold at 2lsS ana IN. trading
points. h'' VI - 10 ~
The opening was higher het,cr c,h,os
MN que having considerable AMI ~.
,,ilhai advance chrricd the mark, 20
us hIGhest. l.iquida ton by Trailer. vbn
wanted their profits set in ana Tho ma
,hPt commenced to sag This tendnncy
DsmS III evidence during tn rcnninicr
OF re DAY and increased az the daV NO.
As the decline wideneL October r.So
considerable show Of resis,anc. ana ~,
u" time was easy ms other nn.;"io, az
some traders were inclined TO Law mis- r.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-19
SEE REUNION OF NORTH
AND SOUTH CHINA SOON
[ Ry Associated Press

SHANGHAI. Aug. lS.--Reunion of
North and South China was brought
nearer today with the announcement
that two representatives Of sun Vat
Sen. deposed President OF the South
soon would go to Peking TO confer
win President Lii Yuan Hung, and
the general belief that Sun himself
would follow with little delay.
Sealed proposals Will he received
az inns office until IL o'clock Noon.
august II, 1872, for the grading az
Twenty-ciEhth Street from Nine NIiIr
Road In North Corporate Line. Forms
plication. 80
\ certified check for amount stated
tS'5.ool on proposals must accompany
cach pid as guaranty OF execution
81 contract. The Director OF Public
Works reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
Yours very truly.
ALLEN j. SAVILLE
Director OF Public Works
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-19
BELGIUM WILL OPPOSE
GRANTING MORATORIUM
IBy Assoctntcd pr.ssl

BRUSSELS. Aug. l>-Thc Belgian
delegate on IN" PREPARATIONS commits
sion under instructions from his
government. will vote against grant,
lhg u moratorium to Germany. which
accord Ingly. Will be refused hy the
commission
Ne commission Then will give
germany some days OF respite for
tn" payment or the 5O.OOO.oOn gold
MARKS du" August II on debts OF
ailied nationals. During this time
The commission will discuss the IA
cilitics for payment that are TO be
accorded Germany
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-19
Helm Resolution Favorable.

WASHINGTON. Aug lS-Thc rcso
luton Of senator Helm. Democrat
Alabama. calling upon the Federal
Reserve Board for information from
the Atlanta. ST Louis, Dallas and
Kansas City Reserve Banks regard
Ing the number Of loans made bear
ing interest in excess of 10 per cent
was reported favorably today by the
senate Agricultural Committee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-19
Arms neductinns GU rnxc.

MELBOURNE. Aug. lS-Economv
III the national expenditures, mainly
the result Of the Washington dis
armament. Will make possible Il con
siderable reduction in taxes. il is
SHOWN by the new Australian budget,
Just published. The income tax is
reduced by 10 per cent and the ex-
"mrtion increased to 500; the war
surchdrge tax on land is reduced and
IN" entertainment tax abolished
where the price Of admission is less
than shilling.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-19
SOUTHERN RAPIDLY
RECRUITING SHOPMEN
Iby Associated Press

- H''ii\''i'N' Aus. ls.-Prcsidcnt
'''' 'So'' OF IN" SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
announced today that his road was
ma" 'nI Roadway in recruiting skilled
'"''h"hIchl help for it's shops from
FONTS ouiSid" Of it's own TERRITORY.
We now have at WORK In our ShOus
ana round houses number Of i'm.
ported skilled mechanics, and are re-
rciN!hS Others in IA steady stream .,
S"'d Mr. Harrison, In response To nm
inquiry 1t Is apparent that Their.
az" many men IN the North and Eas,
W"" want to work for US aud who
give every evidence OF large cx-
reri"nce in railroad shops"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-19
hriiain. France and Italy had plac
an embargo ON such chemicals
Previous Vote. Rcpiiirmcd

H"!torating his opposition to the
ra'"S' senator simmons. Democrat.
M"rth aroma declared that they
We're equal to an embargo.
After "a two hours fight the Sen
ate by vote OF 81 to 81 rcai,!~m.d
It's previous action In increasing tho
duty on sugar from cents a mound
TO 20 cents pound. The rate on
raw sugar from Cuba. which sends
TINS country the bulk OF It's supply.
would be lsi cents because OF the
~ per cent tariff dinerential in favor
OF that country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-19
oncr Howard sor Dynnmltcr..

BUFFALO ! y. Aug ls-The
International Railway Company to-
day offered reward OF 10000 for
the arrest and conviction of the per
sons who dynamltcd the highs
line Of the company north of the city
shortly after midnight and caused
the wreck in which more than a
score of persons were hurt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-19
cOTrONsEED on.

NEN YORK Aug :s-A:,er STEADY
opening IA" cottuuE"od oil marker siis-
'"ln"d severe break. iu. 20 general
uIu.hauon Oh the extremely Dcaris n
census report which Indicated - d!s,D-
ptarance OF only !3cvOg barrels ~ r.rins,l
p!. turing Luly. Who. mlN SEQ had
hH"n expected. Final prices w.r, al Low
"st 81 the day and t'um 10 10 g. point
.HG"r IN" previous clos. near months
showing me most loss, Sales 81 %, bar
re.s. tenders - barrels rrIn.. c-,,,Io
nominal, i!.El" summer yellow SPOT SO ud
h.i: october closed $50. D.ccli..,ar ~
ana March ~. alt bid
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-19
\. E.. WILL PROTECT
SOtTHERN'S PROPERTY
lBy Associated Press.I

EALEiii. y. 9. AUG. lS--"You may
n' assured the state OF North caro-
I'm VIII protect the property of YOUR
company and it's other rights in this
state Governor Morrison today tclc-
Ef"phed president Fairfax Harrison.
OF the southern Railway. in explain
ing that he had postponed sending
troops I" the Spencer shops because
his Investigations there CONVINCED
him that conditions may ne SO i'm
proved rs TO make the use OF military
unnecessary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-19
" ood becomes 4. ia Iicnd jan.

PHILADELPHIA, PA. Aag. Is
Major-icneral Leonard Wood. Cover
nor-Gencral Of the Philippine Islands
viii assume his duties as head OF
the University OF Pennsylvania on
January !. he stated in a letter re
ceiNcd by the alumni secretary Of
the university. made public TO-DAY
General Wood is now engaged in
formulating program for tho Phil
ippines for the next four years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-19
FINE SHOEMAKER
FOR BOOTLEGCINC
lRy Associated Press ]

DETROIT. Aug. S-"ShocmaI<cr.
stick |" your last With this ad-
mouition, Judge Thomas VI. cotter.
Of Municipal Court. yesterday dis
posed Of the case OF Peter Ruc-
ruckis, who, police charge. sold rum
IN ms cohbler shop. located in the
sam" block with precinct station.
Eueruckis must also pay $500 fine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-19

butchers mostly 1.s5mslo. PACKING SOW.
mostly - ower ou!k. S7.5a7.7y; piys
around go: estimated ho.1oyer. 1900.
Shsci- Receipts. 1900 sj,ady 10 10
hish'T ,np western lambs. y.s -. ton
NATIVES ii-;i bulk unt!yes 81 -5G,asS.
LtilF" .n..s mostly ts.Dy. hes. handy IA
.N"s; 8 bu!k heavy and medium
H"lShis SteouI.1o. choice Western year
ing breeding ewes, tij1. top feeder
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-19
RENEWED ACTIVITY
IN LIBERTY ISSUES
ny Associn,nh Pos

NEW YORK Aug :s-Hon,w,d -
,Li'y IA Liberty .ssues combined with
~" .Le"lon "f several new high records
-, u yea IN the railroad and indus
~ ISIS featured today's fairly active
cehnhfs In bonds on the New Yor1
ain%n., the railroad !s.ues which a..
.hnis"td new TOP prices at gains aver
".ihf. anout a point were Sorth.rp % .
..hI Ss Chesapeake and Ohio conv"r,;hia
.r, i ss,.."nore and Ohio iiss, 81. Paul con.
Netuote i'ss. ~ Louis and San Frapcinrn
PRIOR lien As. Iron Mountain IS penn.wi
ania general IS. Missouri Pacific genera,
vs. ana chicago ana Eastern Illinois "a tn.
largest indiv!dua! gain wa. ynaT he
southern Pacific convertible S. which
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-19
OFFICE OF ADVISORY BOARD.
Richmond. Virginia.


10 ihGs II simmons Walter lima Carter II
Coz r. :
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H. Col. M MAJ" tir Loser DAISY willard
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Is Franklin;
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the
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-19

~ movement.
,,3 Ne" orieans- Middiing. $3.50, receipts.
aiVes,on-Midal.ng 2i;5: recipe -.
sales. l,Ei: stoca s az
M9m!.mM.ddIins. :i0: receipts. %
Savannah-.Middling @.ss. rec.tu,s It,o.
sales. rs. stock. 1919.
chaTi.sion- MiddIng. :i". receipts. -:
WI E,on-M'da!ins. $50 receipts. IL:
Texas c!ty-s,ock. so,
sales. p stock 3IOss -
,,d h?,sto 2 ,,A 600 receipts, Sc.
rhi!atelphia-stork. Isu.
1917 sr9,TTSS-Middling. :i.): exports. so.
Minor por:s-Rece!p;s. a.5. stock asa
Total todsy-Receipts 5~l. exporis,
$, Teal Teal for week-ReceIp,s. 2.7s. exports.
ports. lG3,6is ''''''
Interior movement:
monsion-M !ddiins, 2l.?o receipts. $50
shpm ,RnisIIMS, ! Hing receipts. 1906
augusta MiddlinE. PIGS; roceipts 2s2.
shipments. SIS; sales. lis; stock. &. Os..
consolidating, eco. receipts 10
shipments. 40: stock f23os ~
Atlanta-Middlinr. 2:75.
A. Little kock-Middlins. CO.'S: shipmeu,s
q stock. 1881 49,
Da!las-M:dd!ing " 4; rar.,n,s o~s.
Tota! tOday-RcCcipts .Siy ,hinn,.n,s
'.b3s. stock. Isl 93l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-19
MISCELLANEOUS MAKkETs.
DRY GoODs .

NE" YORK. Aug. * Cotton goods and
AZ ~, W." stronger today. following IN.
zion E!s" Moderate. sales were made
'H.:oFe advance wcr" Uumei by mills
N"", markets ".rc stronger .obhcrs
inHhA% reported steady t,ado IN mos,
Hernriin-nts. but individual. gr!-N w.r.
smaller than usual.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-19
Chicago GKAIN MARKEr

NIIItAGO. Aug. lS--Timely showers and
cooler temperatures. dispclling fear nf
damage to corn. led tq lower prices TO-
dag Tor all grains. Wheat closed uni
i"mber $i,0)ss To slO)'. and December
s!.olA to 81 oi7s corf lost -, TO IN cen;
and oats :. to IL. In provisions the ont :
come varied from l-i.c decline to "a rise
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-19

CMICAGO LINE NTOCK MARKE r-

CHICAGO. Aug. Seattle: Receip,s
$500: veal calves mostly 80 lower: other
classes gcnerally steady; top beef steers.
crs mostly s5.o0670o: canncrs and cut
icIs largely S2.G5u3.76: hulk bologna bulls
GN0i@. veal calves mostly $i2o0gi2 -
best to packers $3.50
Hogs; Receipts. $4,000; generally Is to
zoe lower closing strong on lighter
weights. s9tSgseo; 2lo TO ?io.pound butch i.
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RAW SUGAR.

New YORK. Aug. S-R.w sugar lower
Tor CuehS seniTifusal. Refined
owe 80 10 40 :Ug line sranulat.l
Sp"; epnec steady. RIO Z. 81. santos
-. ~. 10 u -
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET


and Trust co. 49, - Is, so,
Planters National 'nn ar 49,
Rich. Trust 60. ~ loo gS a.
SAVINGS Hn at RI.u {, "a,
Union Tx Of Rich. 30 las IcT
Virginia Trust co. 100 80
West End Hank - 10 an
Textile StorkS.
Patterson Mills $500 100 100,
Rivers DE- and Dan
river, pfd ....... 100 lO9: 1914
kINerSiuc and Dan
hi!ver, com .... loo $50
hoanph. Miiis !. D.
, e. P'" ..:......... 100 100
N"Semars MtR Co.
- y. ., pfn 80. loo 100
Miscellaneous.
-" Bond and Mort
70 I Crump Co. ~
> e. pfd loo - 100,
LIST pa ..... 100 81
Larus and Bro. Co,
y. e.. partiC. .... 100 III
- and ; Co. 3 81
-. - : : co. .... TOO 50
SOU. : Wks. pr. So 100 -
Sou. :. Wks com 100 40
Standard Paper Mfg.
Co. pfd .......4. 100 los
7 /. 7. com - iSS i2sSS KS
~ Sn"n pfd.. 5
y.Gc rhym', com; com. 1919 a5is
=" h'd. ana l.. Co. 100 100
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TER GRADES OF STOCK CONTINUE UPWARD MOVEMENT

80 i6: pigeons. pair sj guinea fowl.
each. 90
Eggs Goss or NariYc and near
hy 'irsts. per dozen, 20. southern. 22
pound. 35m36: prints 35n37 near
by creamery. 22ri 33 ladies. - rolls,
- u "a. stOr. packed. 22mg3. dairy
prints. 2342i: process butter. 3lu32