davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1922-10-16

n..Sins = SP Pier ss-s7-ss Allan. Basin.
Belgian Line
gss Lloyd Regal Beige, st. Ansnyms.
sI,ek Diamond S. S. Cp. (U.S.S.B.)
NY 81 Exch.P Rect. 1s92-2617-1s.
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Chicago,
Detroit, Boston. Norfolk.
Make Z Co., Inc, w. A. (U.S.S.B.)
q Moore ST., NY. whitehall 296o-1.
s9S. Gay St., Bait, Md. Plaza $3.50.
sda & Co., A. H., Agts. (U.S.S.B.)
10 West ST.. Y. Bowling GIN 1900.
chds Steamship Company
p;.r SO, N. R., N. Y. Canal $500.
| pisr 44,N.R. (For'n Scrvice).U.S.S
Cosmopolitan Shipping Co., ING.
| ~. S. S. b.
4 % broadway, N. Y. Broad 5151.
| chic. liz w. Adams ST. Rand 3S15.
| v.Or.: 500 Carondelet Big. Main 6AS.
| phiIa.: lnterl Fr't'g Corp.
4 paIt.: Terminal Shipping Co.
1 Norfolk: Harriss, Magill f. Tks4inc.
ICaa,sd-Anehor Lines
Is Broadway, N. Y. B'g GIN $500.
IDi Ciorsio fruit Corporation
as Broadway, N. Y. Big G'n T70a.
1 Dolla, Las
ii Moore St.. N. Y. B'n G'n 65ll.
Elanans Wilson Line, N. Y, Inc.
Il EIiermsn's Wilson Line.
II Elierman's Phoenix Line.
II Wilson -Furness Line.
Il lin. Mediterranean & Levant lime.
II laBroadway, n. Y. Broad OILS.
|Evcrt S. S. Corp. Gu. S. S. b.
Il Broadway, N. Y. Be GIN. S54o.
|Esport Trans. Co., Inc. (U.S.S.B.)
0riole Line.
"a Broadway, N. Y. Broad A14I:
American Bldg, Bait. Md. Plaza COOL
French Line
compsgnie Gen'le Transatlantique.
Is State ST., N. Y. Big GIN 1900.
Furne.s, Witty & Co., Ltd.
Furness Lines.
Furness Bermuda Line.
Whitehall St., N. Y. B'g Gn 7Soo.
Kalsehaw S. S. Lines, Inc.
Pier 8, e. R., N. Y. Big GIN 6277.
Hanson Steamship Lines, Inc.
Itf Pieri2E,RitWallSt.,N.Y. B.G.7l1e
Houston 4 Co., r. P.
10 Beaver St.. N. Y. Broad 1885.
Imperial Navigation Company
ss Cortlandt St.. N. y. Rector 1888.
u F. c. Lines Gu. S. S. 3D.
International Freighting Corporat'n
WWhitehall ST.. N. Y. Be GIN 1880.
International Mercantile Marine
AMERICAN Line.
White Star Line.
Atlantic Transport Line.
BED Star Line.
lsyland Line.
Lord & Head Lines.
White Star Dominion Lins.
/ !
. pg,, Big G'n $500; Fgt, Whitli 2oso.
2o Ia Sale ST., Chicago.
1esAnian Steamship Lines
pseifc Coast Serv., Traffic Dept.
I y Cort.andt ST., N. \. Rector 0S2o.
a.n Steamship Co., Inc. (U.S.S.B.)
Stsr Bldg, Al Beaver ST., N. Y.
Ssssd 67oo. Branch Offices: Chi.
ago. Philadelphia.
anpsst & Holt Lines
= Broadway. N. Y. Broad ss2i.
atashian Steamship Co., Ltd.
A'ls Moore ST.. MY Big GIN s42s-4
lsad Lin. a. Nj. ND
~. ~ HAJ, lN. e.
- sk G'n $500; yxs. wAit1, aoso.
!: 4 ! Royal Beige. 81. Anonyme
81 eafl st. n. Y. Bowling G'n $3.50.
n s.baado
H Ef%..
safnsss. Witty 6 co.,Ft Asts.
4 Head Lines q. M. M.)
Ga $500; FSt. Whit'll 2oee.
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Nawsco Lines
North Atlantic & Western S. S. CO.
16 Moore ST., N. Y. Big G'n 7736.
1a6 4th ST.. Phila. Lombard 5791.
Ill Summer ST.. Boston. Beach $3.50.
N. Y. & Porto Rico S. S. Co.
25 B'way. N. Y. Bowling GIN $500.
North German Lloyd
14-1s Pearl ST.. N. Y. Big G'n 57sa.
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS

to-day
oea,n Especially addressed ony}. Via es.6ss ..x
Hsse's; + ssu,a Msiilla and Tangisr IN Morooso,
E,ropa sc .,ssas ,ssstrustss'h; a II q, M.
Tssss HE'S oe sps5sliy addressed via Pynsrt5 sns
seuaes @eSiosd sassssdSs Il s,s %als eT Frs sna s
'tshce' a. m supp. 2 a. no.
Tomorrow
Isapes ,s! AiIlcs and West As;s fPotsnd Canary
ro,,ss 'A.nuanta. Russia. Iettops and Ystnrs,i.
.sesne 10 specisily addressed for dispstcn by III,
poet mails ,r rrnout!i and Boulogne also parcri-
o,,h ovau,ss mentioned in Note "a. below via P,ym
s2a io1sas DiadssGs aaagas @ss fog esraay Austria
Aamoufs' g. s. Resoiaie tscspost). 6 a "a.
Wednesday
azores Islands and Gibraltar fTtaly sanss ss s
ppay pay addressed for dispatch by this ssaneTl ri.
% aonA Deisada. Gibraltar and Nsnjes. aiss n.,,., -
xrsbic sn dT Azores Islands and Gibraltar. s. g.
e,e,ru Africa and Wsss Asl& Canary Islands.
fSsb,,.ny. fSbsy peImaTk. Gibraltar. Poland. Rns.is'
Ian, sSs,nasAs; lettosis and Fsthosiia niI,st he sra
T.sg addressed for dsDstch by this steamer ia
for Great gr5,.n pn nheTTsosrg also psrceiost mails
sies mentioned Ia Notes az and ~. s hsSa,
o ~, q President Garfield. 10 T. m: surp. ii 80
sadresssd .ad only via Naples Pirsus ussan,nop,
Greece and Ramsnis 3 arifs asis p1es for Ialy'
rs1o1ss s,nsany Denmark. Poland, Russia Ltth1ianis
fs..s .is ana Es,honis. via CepsrhsgeFi Danajr ard
Lnsu slao parcei-poss mails for Deannsrk Pssnd
's.nuahla and Lettonia. S. s. Iatusnfa ii 80 a m
caii isiasas and Gibraltar (TtaIy must BE- apo
To 1na5,tessed foy dispatch by this stearrsri VIA
u ota usgsda, Gibraltar and Naples: also csrcsi-
,ns ~ tne.ls fof Azores Islands and Gihralssr. b7
'An u hoSsoa and thence hy S. S. Arabic. D. m
Thursday
rIsncs fosher countries must ha Erecssllv .a-
.esseT Ior discacfi by this steamer via pyrnor,;h
ana Havre' also paroe-poat mails fer Trancs AMI
me countries nlentioned ia Note b" heIoas & s
sg9naihpeetL "a. & go a. IN. supp. a
NsH parcel post mails and specially addressed
eoftespoodence). via Naples. s. S. Taor7nins !,
a. ln. - t--t09 Z"
Friday
Canary Islands. Senegal and Gambia fo.hsr n,r.,
% q, West Africa must be specially addressed for
G1,s1sCa h{ this stesmsyl. via Tener.ffe Las
1aimaA Dabar. Bathurst. Freetown Moprovia Can,
anna seceondse and Accas also parrpl-post
,nsis Tor Santa Cruz de Teleriffe Cadiz ana II
eerfs, s. Z. Boutry. a. m
a turkey. via constananop,e. S. S. ce,s d.Alene,
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Addresses and Telephone Numbers

Mallory Steamship Company
Pier SO. n. r., N. <. Canal $500.
Mallory Trans. Lines, Inc. (U.S.SB.l
II Broadway. N. Y. B,g GIN o3oo.
Moore Z Mccormack Co, Iae.
Gu. S. S. b.
Commercial Steamship Lines.
8 B'way, N. Z. Bowling G'n 2ss6.
Morgan Line
See Southern Pacific Company.
Munson S. S. Lines Gu. S. S. By
67 Well St. N. Y. Big GIN $500.
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KARACHI, Bombay, Calcutta
FROM MRW YORK
NoW H-8UVEHTC (F) Norton. Lilly

kARAGHI, Bombay, Calcutta
FROM MRW YORK
No~ H-9UvERIC (F) Norton. Lilly
Kareehk Bombay, Colombo, Madras,
Rang ooa, Calcutta.
FR0M NEW YORK
Oct. Ae-ALGrC tF) Kerr q. 8. Co.
Nov. ls--NILE tF) Kerr s. s. Co.
psc, !e-EAsT CAPE lF) Kerr 9. 9. CO.
Jan. l6--ARCTuRUS CD Kerr s. s. Co.
KINGSTON. Jamaica.
FROM NEW York
Oct. 20--BARACOA tFM) Clyde 8. s. Co.
Kingston, Cristobai, Cartagena, Puerto
Colombia, Santa Marta---Also see
Santiago FROM NEW YORK
Oct. 1S--sIxAOLA tPFM) United Fruit
Oct. 2s--CARR1LLo tPFM> United Fruit
LA GUAYRA, Puerto Cabello, Curacao,
Maracaiho via Curacao, San Juan,
p. R.-Also see Maracaibo, San Juan
FROM NEW YORK
Oct. 21--CARACAS iPFM) RED . Line
Nov. 4--PHILADELPH1A (PFM) Red y
LEITH, Dundee FROM NEW YORK
Oct. 16--HAMBLEToN RANGH CD
Furness, with a. Co.
Oct. 23--PINEMORE (F) Furness, Witty
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SEEK TO RECOVER BIG
AMOUNT IN COTTON TAXES
Assert Levies Collected by U.
S. in 1866-67-68 Are
Illegal.
Iny Nssorlntea Press. n

WASiiINGTON. Jan. s.-An attempt
has been revived to recover from the
Fedora! government S6S.0T2,3Sso9
collected in cotton taxes during 1866.
1867 ana iSGS. Representative Scott
Republican, Tennessee. :,nnouncinl,
today he would press for cougression-
al action on his resolution urging
the supreme Court 10 rchear Il case,
decided III 1871. which souGh: to have
tht collection declared Illegal.
The suit. filed by William N. Far
rinEt"n. al Tennessee. VAS decided
IN favor OF the government, the
Judgmcnt OF lower court being
affirmed by Il tie vote in the Supreme
Court The ease. according 20 Mr..
scot involves solely the question as
I" whether taxes levied by the United
states directly on the ownership Of
personal property without apportion-
mont among TIL. states on tile basis
or population arc ia violation OF the
Federal Constitution.
In tax in question was OF 2
cents Il Mound on the ownership Of
re" cotton In the hands OF the pro-
IuSer and was paid. Mr., Scott said.
from eleven seeding Southern States
- Twelve other states.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON
HAS MODERATE TRADE
tnw AaHnrln,eI rrnss (,

NEW ORLEANS. La. Jan. s.-Mod.r.
atr buying sustained the price Of cotton
ii"dsy IN the face o: waiting attitude
because OF toinorrow- Yepor, on ginning
tTo'n the census bureau. TyadsrI OF ali
glasses we're inclined TO hold OF becnus.
~ ,5,, ,hs t.nd.nE rSurfs. bu,. c5ough dc:
net ndvancos during the crsSie- part Of
m N, SESSION. ~ one time The NOS active
u,'nlhs weer to points under the close
2, ie,t wteE; but this recession did not
!s*t long. The close was steady nj moi
fnins on the day OF TO c poInt.. March
The early trading brought the greatest,
* nnt,. 81 ,,t'r-nEth: prices rising IL to
n ,,rpp.l than due. and a more favorable
situation. After March reached II - 49,, No: u
~. tss LIQUIDATION came from Tho long
80 en' an r,-i ;I.eeS eased ed :;om. tie hieI,-
I.vr ~, ions We're within narrow limits.
~ on" tIms cab'c2 froir South tIncr
u"h markets. saSiug that the demand fnr
WOO! was reaching boom uropo-,,o,,s re-
...'en IN uotuTns OF aboG: 10 points on
~. heory that strength in wool sLoniI
.shs" s3nua'hctic strength I'm cotton In
~ ~, sa'iy aitern9on Ting traders figured
vhht downward reaction was IN. oa.t
, ,;eys ana Toid enough cotton to. but the
~ i''-'' but tho lone stead!ch hEain late.
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THE IAlES-DBPATCHS RECORD OF FINANCIAL NEWS

under The frontal bone. This Is re-.
'eaied in the death certificate tllel
out By Dr.. NJ. II. Mcbride. OF Reid. -
VILE. ~ c.. who conducted an AUTOPSY
anu removed tho bullet.
The first version is given out ~
the authorities OF Roidsyille was th.,r
stone had been killed in the accident,
ms neck, however. was broken. hut
this was after lie had been slain whilo
drlVihG 10 freedom. Reidsvillc oni-
GERS who took part in tho scnsa,ionnI
effort to stop Stone allcge that shot s
were fred at them first from tho car.
and that they retaliated. firing sew
eIai times.
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-SoHlpEehScI ...........
Loo Suppressed. large bales
SnucEs-co'np.crsed ........
IOOse-prcsSr iarHc haina
CHICAGO GRAIN ArARkEr,

CHICAGO. Jan. e.-I,.nrsh estimates Of
the hrEvutiHe sSocriaoi. sur,,ius t.ntlrt.
,,Sdar 70 weaken The wheat marriott here,
Prices Closed ~ J, 10 cent net lower.
Coz? finished =, TO L@%-cen, of; oats
unchanged 10 $s-cent down. and pro-
visions .ia 10 Is cents advance.
According !" one report Argentina ha,,
10000 tons OF wheat availa bic for cx-
port Ia addition 20. q new. cron ready t"
." harvested Special emphasis was given
I" sh!s news owing 70 a decline OK y.
cents IN ArScnt!ns prices. a decrease OF
i.na.n bushels the domestic visible sup:
Wy total halted 70. a t!nIe thu downward
inoveinent o. The market. but when buy
trs tempted 10 realize profits near the
nower 90 absorb the offerings was shown.
The fact tina; an election for offlce:y OF
The board was, IN p!Hsoe,s served 10 al.
'ninish tina volume OF trading BESIDES
s&ior, demand appearcd TO have come To
q $tandSti!l. Dry weather continued in
re southwest. but failed TO siimulai"
w:.s true % current gossip tlR. milling
Germ and oats were easier "a sympathy
with the wheat market but were st.mdici
so:Eewhht 10y knowledge that exporters
were after corn.
strength in provisions was ascrlbed ia
encouragement OF reduction IN German
r"paTa:!'ns payments. 4 break In tho
hos; market Was ignored as log prices,
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HAYS WILL DECIDE
ON OFFER THIS WEEK
Sninrs Ia IIcnd Motion-PIcturr
Concern believed tn lie Si5O,0OU
Per Year.
fBy Associated Prcss.l

lNDlANAPOIIS. Jan. a.--Postmas :
ter-General VIII II. Hays will decide
this week whether he VIII retire
from President Iardins's Cabinet to
accept an offer from the motion
picture industry. according TO the
statement here today Of his father
in-law. y. j.. Thomas, oc Crawfords-
Vile. Ind.
VIII has been IN the public SER
vice for scvcra, years and he may
think that he doesn't want To leave
1t now. but ] havc advised him To
take tina; Job" said Mr.. Thomas. lie
can get back into politics a few
years later. ii he thinks he has TO.
He is TO make his decision by Satur-
day, understand. | want hin 70
take it,"
Mr.. Thomas did not say who had
made the offer To the rostmaster-
General, but II IS understood to be
at salary OF $4,000 Il year to
head an association OF picture pro-
duccrs.
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Liberty LOAN BOND MARKET.
ny FRED'N r. NOTHING * co.
Investment Bankers
sCT East Main Street Richmond ",
UNDERGONE IS STEADY
IN NEW YORK COTTON
nv Assoe!ated press.l

NEW YORK Jan. 9-Early advances
We're Followed by reactions in the cotton
market today. but offerings were Compare
lively ligh. and the undertuse generally
steady After selling al !S.49 early. Marci.
pared With 1925 a. tl,e close of las: week.
Tho general market closed steady AT 4
net advance OF q to IL points.
me market orened steady at an I'D
n advises. nrmer foreisn exchange Tates and
.1ock m3rket AetiEe mouths sold u
Of the iirst hour, touching iss5 for Ian.
a'iNancc nc 8, 90 81 pc!il= from lie NV
~iiehY.S touched on t:t bteak of i'riday.
liquidation by buyers vi las; week. wbn
nppenred 70 be disappointed by The IN
VT. oil ,traia demand 10 broaden on tho
liverpool: and reports that there was
considerable cotton FOR sale in Tho Souti,
which might lead 20 an easter basis
near future. January eased on To 1Sss
an,l May 10 17.77. or about IL to Il pon,S
from inc hest. but trading was uuie I
AZ NJ nc decline and the market. stinenc,i
panied by talk Of a possible bui!ish show
me by the census bureau ginning returns
sn,n,i,,., This report. will show tho
a ar nnco St cotton gLnned ur to tho end
returns RE- viii be in tho ne;Ghbor hood AZ
I III oatea Tor the last period. compared
LIN .,Sov, lust year. The better tone
Vas YS" attribn,edN a nnr,' and IiSerpooi
OF the Irish treaty and partly 10 mn IN
creased inquiry for cotton goods
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Mu.t. Give I'm pirer1nrn,e

WNSHINGTON, Jan. 9.---W. Avcrill
Hartman. son Of tho late l.. H. Harri
man, was required by an order Of the
Interstate Commerce Commission to-
day TO resign his place ny director.
either of the Illinois Central Rail
road and subsidiary lines or Of the
baltimore and Ohio. Cornelius VAN
dcrbilt. the commission also held to-
day. may retain his directorate in the
Delaware and Hudson. but mus, re
sign from the board of the Illinois
Central or from the board OF the Mis-
souri, Pacific. Both men were given
thirty days In which To make the
selection OF the place which they wish
to hold
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were abovc n rnrl,y wMh en-ch rrnnuc.,
CHICAGO LIVE sTocK MARKET

CHICAGO. jan. ?.-Cattle: receipts. -.
~': better grades OF yesrilngs active and
abou; steady: top. 1900 Ior lot; ound
kinds: beef steers uncveniy. l. to 20 lover:
mostly - to % cents on. toy SIS for
i,'''- pound atc-aEe"; bulk. eiiI7.co: f.,
she s:ock and calves steady TO =, ,n.vc,.
bulls. stockers and feeders steady.
Hogs; receipts. ,Gfc'. actlv, largely u
70 ~ lover than Saturday avcrarS: clos
me ~ 20 - lower ON lights and Hight
Su;She.s: snipo"rs bought abou, 90 otn:
hn!u-oSer moderate; too. ,s5 ON on. load .
pound hogs. SO: bulk. 7,Sia "a: rigs
mostly - lower. bulk desirable. kssfIs5l
steady 20 Ia higher. fat lUmn TOP. IL. d.:
~ 7n. ,t."y 10: choice fai sAorn lambs
top FED lambs. ii.c5: si.earinE ia,tths III -
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ASSERTS BULLET KILLED
ALLEGED BOOTLECCER

special 10 The Times Dispatch.1
LII VA. Jan. 9.--Lester
stone. alleged bootiegrer. who w,s
round dead underneath his overturned
LIQUOR car, late Saturday night, be-
tween Danvlile and Reidsviilc. was
Killed by pistol bullet which entered
the back of his head and which lodged
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PRODUCE MARKETS.
COFFEE

~" 1oRk. Jan. :.--Thorc was hardly
coffee futures any decided ION. today
H,"9 prices uueiaated "ithin range OF
s rom 70 -; wh,!e .sSSIiembcT advanced
S mcs un1chan1ed 10 points higher. Sales
VARY. $50: March. sol: MAY STA. JnIv
o osn; Septssnber SIS: October. SIS: De.
Spot coffee. quiet: no .. 20 az. San.
.os ~ j: 10 ~ Cost and freight Offers
at li.I5 20 i2.t". ana Rio = at SO " Amor
,,Eonmn, freuits II is reported that about
so'I last week. including santos 81 and
~: phrt bourbon. az ii.jo 10 i..55. Amer
~, me onioial cables. reported no change In
s,1 in,N rae: London exchange s"as
Hn1's Sa, K,o unchnnscf to l55 res higher.
cables quoted Santos unchanged, "a ~ -, ri
in n,.n. , mn RIO unchanged to les rel,
diahy. 500. e'"'s' '''V'' Jun
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CoTTONSEED orr.

NEW YORK. Jan. s.--Co;ions.cl ou a.,
nt.lnrn nhout ~ points under sc,itarn5
ilu'laNon under tenders ZOO barrels
on contract and dull trade contItions
sSn"FaGv. Prices subscuuen,I,. SSnIrInI
W. m.,h .ard and cotton. and nj the close
nes i""sSs were 20 ports Sales . 40
n. rrela. Prim" crude IN, .,ies: nri.n.
summer yellow soo;, sa,. March srX.
Nay. Ss.; 'rIy. e..3. ali bid ''
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NAN,AI- crnnrc
SANANN

hrm. as; sales 81: receipts ss sfiofnen,ss'
e;vf: stock li..;i Rosn. arm: sales. GSs
osao's: r. So: i. s.@a sss9ssh' r. saT +
.'S =: go; a', "a ioS: s.s5saiio: X.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
my Cnnnc

NEW YORK. Ian. a-Cotton roo5,
s,.ady ioday blanket orders coming in
;; ar" Nash roods Inquiry was bet.
m Snrsi, s.s ,s6.,. BIZ; au!st, Ruria;s we're
hlcher. forced yarns up. Knit goods Wiz
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New YORK. Ian. g.-The raw sugar
uinrhct Was Primer and spo; rr,res were
nd ', to the basis Of 1876 cents. cost
on sars, ennhI t. a5i FOR ccntrifuEai
Januarv 'eis ana retine;s for rrop,pt and
IJupas were ,roO"rtcd 20 operators for lat
luz anH "Sriy February shiI7ncnt at
fr- centrifugal $500 :" "'"
iheFe Wa more activity In tho raw
uu uSar iutdrcs market and prices were
Tbn c.osinS J to points net higher
ine hdfhnce Was tho result OF an in .
creased outside demand as well ms som.
,,nnEtrmt. pr9mpteh by the flrmneSs ar
,, Inc SPOT market and adv!ces fron, VAST
MIN iS,"' 1P.boIiihE email "invislbic' sun
p'.es; fr;css ~ one time were & 70 10
o1,n,s net hishcr. hu. eesed on near the
S,,psc uhd.r realizing and trade .ali,np
:Marfeh: :$'cc:' May 2.Ss: July. 257: Sep.
There. WIS = batter inuuir,. for -.o,o,
so;ni '"r both domestic, ana clport ac-
,i,,s, which arc $50 to 40 fc- line gran
,Rnhned futures were wr,hou,
,oons, Closing priccs were uuchanEnJ "a
~ p'intS Sct h!rh:r. with March "a, : Ia
ana May and july az !aS ~ '''
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d dss .. i5.s i i5s5 II i IL:
por, movement:

Port movement:
,, Sew ,yi9nJk-Maa!ias. 1885,: receipts. 90;
Minor DOrts-Stock. 35i7
Total tod4y-Recvipts i5;G,. .,po,,s
az: stock. i,2ST.l23.
,o Total :. ~ ~ week-RcceID;s, .s.is,; cx-
Total for season-Receip,s. ssja.7s7: ex.
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RICHMOND TIMEs.DsPATcH- TUESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1922
rETERspUKG rEANur MARkEr.

January . 1872.
SPANISH. FARMERS siOIK--NGrkst
firm: 9?Hc per bushei.
VIR0INlAS. FARMERS STocIe-Markct
steady.
Fancy Juuhos &c to i4c per 10.
Extrr prime. ;iIc - q per ID,
Prime. 81 TO 54r lcr ID.
Smelling stock. iumSos. runners nDl lunch.
ii.c to &c. Do. 10.
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MeD"uEni Heads Hoard OF Trade.
CHICAGO, Jan. 9.--ltobert McDou.
gal for many years 4 national fsurs
I'm the grain industry, was today
elected president OF the Chicago
hoard of trade, He succeeds Joseph
y. Griffin. who served three terms.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-10

Planters National 100 .oa
Richmond trust co. ZOO 100
Union Bk. of Rich. 30 1876
Virginia Trust Co., 100 295
West End BANK -. 25 37I co
Miscellaneous.
Il. r. Crurlp Co.
y. G. pfd 100 iOi
Jefferson Realty Cor
poration. LIST p!d.. 100 IS so
Larus and Bros. Co.
pf1. y. g.. part.c.. loo iO1
- - ab.i : "a :, 81;
L. J.. y, y. e.. pfi. 100 1000 lOl
VIC. Oh. pi 5 y e.. 100 as
VIC. Chem. com. 100 IS
r = RrY-t-t ',IstS
y. @. bonds go. 100 lc22 l04s
Standard Paper. piI. 100 iG2
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-10
RICHMOND GRAIN EXCHANGE.
Mho.e.aie OnoiAiions az ,CnnnGs'

January I? 1902
al - a. .g'hG paid or offered by dealer. md
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-10
RICHMOND STOCK MAnKEr.
Quotations by Cashie G. Burch q Co.
111S East Main street.
Quotations nj Close.

III CtOHe.
City and State Securities.
va. IS. old c. and n. 1882 IS ~
virginia Centuries, Q,
3, z. and ,1o91 6sg 10
Street HniiSyay Donds.
N. and r. r. Co. 5s.1s3G III
v. X. and p. Co. 6s. .1934 rs
street itn.:nay Stocks,
y. II and L. Co... 25 20 a11
v. r. and r. Co., pc. 100 SO a.
Y. y, and p. Co, com. 100 II
ltnilrUau stOcka
r.. j.. and p Div Oh. 100 Iyb sos
=. ~ Insurance, stocks.
Lifo Ins. Co. 100 100
LIE ms. Co. Of Va. 100 3G5 Ann
Va. B and NJ. ms. Co. 2S Is
bnnk ana rrust. Company sfock
American National =, loo 2ao
Am Trus, Co. tClasa
~ :.:...:...,.... 100 81
broadway National. 100 19n5
Blk. OF Com. and Tr. Ion 1SGn onr
Central National Ion Xxi ieo
Church Hill Bank 100 IF 10,
!, STssff .Nationai ...,. 100 GAS
state ana City 100 1Q5 goo
- Dom., Trust-Co.. 100 1oS oSn
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
Nlrllrnnl I..,Iar, S....,.

Remarks: Ra!- run OF caitie. Market
.:a!!ly Hc'!fe: Prices about - las, week
siricIy good steers. i.!n, !bs
~ VIC .:.....,.,........... n =.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1922-09-08
Cyantde Kills ANS in secdheds

Ants often get into seedbeds and
carry away the seed and also cause
trouble by making their nests in the
beds, so for these reasons it is ad-
visible to destroy all nests in the
vicinity Of the beds before they are
planted according to the Florida En-
pertinent Station. For this purpose
a solution of potassium Or sodium
cyanide in water may be used. To
do this punch a hole about foot
deep thru the main entrance with q
stick, and pour a few ounces of the
solution. When the liquid has soak
ed in cover the hole with earth and
tramp. the surface solid. The gas
given off will penetrate the galleries
and kill all the adults and pupa in
he nest. This treatment should be
given at night or early in the morn
ne when q large majority of the ants
ire at home. Carbon bisulphide
nay be used in the same way, but it
s more expensive and highly inham-
lable.