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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-03

Medium brown hair looks best of all after a Golden Clint Shampoo.-Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-03
In sussex.o and .The wIshing

in Sussex and The Wishing Tower"
 Besides these pictures are two large portraits, one of Dr. N. A. Barrett, painted by Mrs. Louise Cone. and another of Miss Marjorie Woods Of Meridian. by Mir. Alexander Sin gleton of New York city,
 Mir. Singleton is a son of Alabama, who has received his art schooling in New York and Paris. He has de- voted the past five or six years all most exclusively to portrait paint ing and has been called one of the ablest of young American painters.
 These pictures will be shown dur ing the remainder of this and next week.
 Admission will be by membership cards and a small fee to the public. BINFORD-PENNEY
 BRIDAL PARTIES
 Parties which had been planned by the friends of Miss Caryl Penney and Mir. Robert Binford in honor of them and the members of their bri- dal party, will be continued as ar ranged, but Miss Penney and Miss Julia Penney will not attend them, owing to the death of their grand mother, Mrs. Josephine Lewis Penney, which occurred yesterday in Hunts vile.
 MOSELEY-CABLES
 Andalusia, November 2.-(Special.) ) A wedding of much interest to a wide circle of friends was solemnized last night In the presence of few friends and relatives, when Miss Catherine Cabler became the bride of Mir. James Moseley, both of this city.
 Following the< simple ceremony performed by Rev. R. R, Ellison, presiding elder of the Methodist church, Mir. and Mrs. Moseley left for wedding trip to New Orleans and other southern points.
 Mrs. Moseley Is the youngest daughter of j. E, Cabler of Andalu- sia, and during her residence here for the past few years has won for herself a host of friends.
 MT. Moseley, who for the past sew eral years has held responsible po- sition at the local post office, is prominently connected in military and social circles here and has . great number of friends who will learn of his marriage with interest.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-03
ANNOUNCEMENTS

The Cadmean circle will meet to- day with Mrs. Williams. at the home of Mrs. c. T. Randall.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-12
WASHINGTON MARKETS

WASHINGTON. u, G.. Aug. Ill
EGGS strictly fresh. selected. can
d!cd, per dozen. eiH@5. average re
ccipts. ~. southern. -.
Live oui'ry-I,oostcrs per ID. 10.
turkeys. per III. %. spring chickens
r"r III. - n ~: keats. young. each,
80 q 30: fowls. -.
Dressed poultry = Fresh kill.d
spring chickens. per H.. 2Sm AZ: hens.
per 10. -. ROSTERS. per IN. 10; tur-
keys per ID. 35mio: Keats, Young.
each. $3.50.
Live stock calves. choice, per H.,
9m9 .. medium. per III. S =: thin,
per 10. 5UI lambs. choice. per 10.
sM II. live pigs. 3.U0IS 500 each. live
hogs. per H.. IL.
Green fruits-Applcs. now. per hbl.
500 So per bu basket. nearby,
500 200. California oranges, per crate.
500 1850 demons. per box. 5oir 500.
peaches. per crate. loOn 300, canta-
l"upes. 30 n zoe.
Vegetables Potatoes new. per hbl.
No. !. zoos 2.TJ: NO. =. 5Or l.On. sweet
potatoes. 800 "a 800. lettuce. per crnt".
500 10 New Work.. per crate. nn n
l.15: romaiuc lettuce. $50. cymiinEs.
per crate, 2iW 40; onions. ~ basket.
- n ! 40. cabbage. new, per tbl.. Loo
n l.5o. cuCUmbcrs, per box. ,IV > 90
elephants. per crate. > 30 "a 40. turlu
toes. per box. nearby, 50n l.2". beans.
ioM 100 per hbl.: peas. 2 90 n $50 per
basket; pcppers. per crate. 4OU 80.
hal.. j0M 100. spinach. per bill. 30
100: lima beans, per at, 2JH 30; Gel
cry, per dOz.. 5nW .0n.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS

BALTIMORE. MD. Aug. I-rpul-
try Alive. spring chickens. ~. ga,
q: white l.cEhorns. 20a2I old hens.
eu0 -: old roOSters. -. ducks. 2g9r
-. old ducks. lGMls. pigeons. pair.
- guinea fowl. each Go
Eggs IOsS offJ-Nativc and near
by hi'Ss. dozen. 22m 20. Southern. 81
Butter-Crcamcry fancy. pound. &c
q So IL: prints. 37m3s. u-ar-by
creamery. - q, 30. ladies. 2GI -. rolls
-. store packed. %: dairy prints.
- "a 20. process butter. 3lN32.
Potdt toes New. barrel. I.a"ft2 200.
80 30: sweet potatoes. barrel. iUuft
l"ei SO. lima beans. busheI. l.JETII 80,
b"ets. 100. I5Ofi 200: cahhauc. 100
zoo 800: carrots. 100. 200 a 90. eel
cry. doz., iOUs 90
Corn boz. 6Tl2. cucumb"rs. bas-
ket. +0fi 90. elephants. BASKET. -.
lettuce. baskct l25Mo25 "uious
bushel. 7aWs5. peppers. basket. 2Uri
20; squash. basket 25M 30. tomatoes
IOfisj
Apples -H,rrel. IOOa25O: bush.l
30u %. basket. 2Ouio. blaCkbcrrlcs
a.. ga 20. CantaloupcS. basket 200
10. crate. 500 100: crabapplcS has
k"i iou so. currants. at. l0nlJ: dnrr,
sons, 10. 5M6 hucki -bcrrirs. 1T. /.
q 20, peaches. basket. 2jfi %: bush"t
.1"Hi :. 30, crate. l.U1H 2bo. pin"Hp
piles. crate. 2.50 q 500. plums. bask.
iuu Go. Hatcrtueluns, each, primes 1,
selects, lJ1 40. cuilS Gas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-12
COAL SUPPLY ORDERED
FOR VALLEY TANNER|ES
Must Work Part of Time to
Save Hides. Fuel Admin
islratOr Saws.

orders for coal for tann"rics in the
valley section OF the state went for
ward TO Washington yesterday. after
senator frorE" Is. krcZcll. Of lfar-
riSOnhurE. had laid before state Fuel
Administrator Forward the urgency
~ ia" situation. Tanncri-s are not
on the priority list. but Major For
ward. in a note 10 Fuel Distributor
Spencer, explained that IL liz ahsu-
lut"ly necessary for the tanncrics To
york az least par; time in order to
keep tn" hides in the watts from de-
t"rinratine
Advicc from Washington yeeter.
lay was tn the effect that lime plants
VIII not he furnished coal. \ power
iul organization in Washington
pleaded ia" caus" Of the lime people.
hut Fuel Distributor Spencer said
more con! would have To he in sight
h"for" lie would sanction dlstrihu-
i!"n 10 those Industries.
Fccaus" al the tomato canning
season being on ut this time. the
state fuel administrator Is doing
everything possible TO supply the
'a"n"ri"' with fuel for the short
r'ri"d In which they operate. Pro-
du"ing food product. Il is not
ncri"s Will be turned down by the
Federal administration.
Their" was no ching" in tn. local
or state situation yesterday. Dclcga
tons of citizens filled Major For
wards office throughout the day. and
their requests were given fun con
Sidcrati"n.
interest C"ut"rs In the visit OF
Governor Il. Lee Trinklc. Major For
yard and members of the state
Advisory Committee to WASHINGTON
'n Monday. az which time the Vlr
GINA situation Will he laid before
secretary az Commerce Hoover AMI
Fuel Distributor Spencer II was
tEt known last might whether Gov
'rn"r Trtnklr would proceed by boat
''"m Norfolk To Washington or re-
urn To this city tonight and accom-
pany Major Forward by train tomor-
row night
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LARGE COAL DEMANDS
AIDS BRITISH BUSINESS
Try Associated press J

WASHINGTON, Aug. lI-Great
Eritatn's economic outlook has as
sumed Il favorable aspect largely as
4 result of increased demand for
coal, according to reports received
today by tho Commerce Department
from its representatives abroad.
The American demand for british
coal has affected the entire British
Industrial situation. Commercial At
tacAe Tower. at London. reported. al
tho1Hh inaieduste o9ck cnd shipping
facilities are impeding coal exports.
Lower rates. I've declared. wore stimu-
iating industry, but while uncmptoy-
mcnt was on the decline labor dis
content still married the improved in
dustrial situation.
The general strike i'm Italy ar-
cordinE t" Commercial Attachc os-
borne. at Rome. is affecting industry
and investment in industrial enter
prises has dimi niShcdl street car
and railway service In various sec
lions OF the country, ne reported. Was
being maintained by volunteer work
ers and soldiers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-12
BOND PRICES HOLD
FIRM ON MARKET
IA. As-nriatcdpre

- NV l'hE. \ .E- i--fOtG prices
|he New YORK Stock EnChanc. mold arm
odaN, with most changes h-!ng 81 a
raciicua. a'ur". Ran issues we've strong
|ut the" were uverYEaiov-i hy the in
ustrlsl rroup. in which Tobacco Products
IS Saxon COMPANY = and Wrst-rn Union
a. went 20 new high prices Conspicuous
tF"ng'h $50 WAS shown hy Wilson PACK
|1e s. AID ~ ant Armour Real Estate
New York Central d"h"nture s, were
p 20 .'Ni5 FOR tn. frs, time. while th.
~ prices -. the year were also made
Il ch"ssu"ak+ ana ohio conver,ihl. IS -.
outs md southwestern Consolidated IS
ma southern Railway IS good in
ui-y s.s" was noted for traction bonds
."ai"'s - this group. including Inter
orough kNr,h Transit S.. Third Avenue
hallway OF san Francisco S.
II points. with few changes being noted
n the securities Of European govern,
tents Canadian rov"ramcni So wcr. nc
I've and strong upon tn" announcement,
nat ,he rcr"rnnsn planned 20 retire
3he slIs,'nD.or' of It's Victory Si,s Offered
n 1911 brazilian bonds also hardened
Total sales. par value wee 81 5ni "a,
An issue %. = >f.orl OF 8 p,r cen, .nutn-
Iicnt trust certificates ~ the Ro.,on a nd
(ia!ne Railroad which were offered tod, =
ihS and interest "a Yield as 10 : e
'es oversuhscribed. The only n.he- i'm
2r'aHt Offering was an ;s,ue OF s. 10 Sno
PER cent equipment Trust certifcains ~
The Phils d-lphia Rant! Transit Conirany
['h!eh were offered To Weld from TO {
er cent
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\. Y. COTTON SHOWS
A SHARP RECOVERY

Ne" YORK Aux Il.-.R.ncw-d ner
SoIHnt.' nytf the p-oEr-s, az the oroD
."h "a further sharp recovery In ,hr
cotton mHrk.t here today After selling
np :" :! for Ds""nb-F.. ar y aoir'. net
hlFn"f. ana !3s points sboy. tho los level
~ "ehne,dhy morninE. however. Offerings
iHcr"N."d amt inefy were !-AoiIon. ut -
points or NOR" In'.nE IN" later tradtns.
I'"."fu h"T clu~"r at 10. with the gen
"ra! iuhrk"t closing bsr-ly steady at net
NOVA nC"S % ~ to - points
m" market opened st"Tdv a. al
hfin ch"l-s Considerable realizing by
recent buyers for ',iiy and som" cuu'r-
"fn r".ling Mas reported around the open
INK nstTes. bat u wns Hb,orocd on r.
""t soon developing Increased strength
'n covering ~ni FaH" buying Th- latter
VIZ "tc'r"raHI"i hJ runlur, OF In
leased in1niyy from both continental amt
from .hpr'- wa .,-u stimulated By a
'ulh month TcIor' making the condition
Of n" crop So. ~ So points below ;h-
hcuTrs pnpiSh"d toward The end Of july.
uHry 70 = ~ h-f"r" th-r. was any halt In
ne upward movement. but a. thtse prices
rerfrs"ntiHg net advances of about "a
~ POINTS. ana r"r"N"ri-r OF IS 10 8, per
IN" f-fnaE became less Ective.
The later market WAY nervou, and I'M
-,tt.d win tss' prices Allowing r~ac
lions OF - 20 =. points from The boz, un .
der rec !!1inE Thee were conflicting re-
ports ~ - spH, demand some broker.
complaining - > continued pour dema nd
and Will" iher" may have been ho,nc
nuJnE on more favorable views Of the
fuTriehn situa' on. tie Inter marker kuy
r"sted no definite change In thrt con
F's'lS-!cs was delayed 10y the restricted!
cal BILE serv.g-.
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BAD REPORTS SEND
COTTON PRICES UP
fny Associated prtM1

NJ" ORLEANS. Aug. II Reports OF
Widespread Diet eriortion IN the belt Put
the price Of cotton higher from the one n
ing today. Considerable liquidation by
holders OF LONG con,s,cts who wanted
th"ir PROFITS met the advances. bu; recess
si"ns were not vide. A. IN. highest Of
"a" day tho trading months were ~ TO
- hnints over Yesterdays close with oc-
Toner up to ci.hT. on the close tho dist
showed net gains of IS TO 81 points. with
IN The early trading the much higher
81 .rn""I market than due an I'm
'prt"hi FACTOR. and there also were
IN ms in private kilograms that New
h,hGhnd mills were bare Of material sun
,n"s' Itii" later rumors OF u better
iurn IN the rail strike situation and NOR"
i"n"ranIe chbl"Erans TO local hrokcra ge
'"nc",ns from several points In E.urons
nrrnrhinE tho allied conference we're y
MN 20 the market. bu, during IN.
Er"ai"r nar, Of N. session the Irousht
ih IN" Western holt. too much rain in
som" sections OF the Atlantirs incr.asinc
We"Fii ana other insect damage and .yi-
n"h'" that deterioration Was increa.tp ~
cnCrS '"h !H'u
N private bureau rcp"rt on mid. month
ulcniths DETERMINATION since the july
r"ri"d OF 30 points. was the outstandfng
,"atmrr Of the middle OF tho morning
session. and IL heined to carry prices 10
their highest levels. '''' w
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-12

J"Tr"ss. g NJ Allen. j T. Wood. r. \.
lett. j j. iiulch-r. &. t.. CHANDLER, :
u. McMi"h-l. trustees. Epworth NJ. T.
Church. south. southwest corner
i:cv"rly ana Addison streets. i0Oxi2O.
feet. April 80. l.22 TAX. s.: $40.
SEA k"nton Muhl"man. Matthias
T. kayh"-. GLADYS NJ. wife. to w. G..
'ieg. No 3iic. West lin" rcndall
Av"nu". ao0 feet north Crawford
street. west 50XI35 feet Lien s..3lO.
July /. 1922. Tax. $3.50. $40
is"- Mary \. Griffith TO james T.
iude"r. No. 3ol2. west line Griffin
Avenue. go feet south crawford
street. south 81 feet inches hy ~,
feet. August 3. i9.2 Tax $3.50: $40
Jn6-G H. rcrkins"n. Ollie H.. wife
1" T.. III. Mott. north line Graham
Road. 252 feet IVES, Edge lin Road.
vast 5oNiSo feet July 81. 1922. Tax
10 cents: $40.
5l0--,IoShua X. MisSlmer Minnie u
T.. Wife. To Emma Il. Lawrence. NO.
1927. southeast corner Chanin street
ANA belmont Avenue. Is feet 22-i
inches 10y l2o feet. August |. 1922.
Tax, 1870; $40.
Virginia H. Wyatt. FlorrI".
wife. I" Evelyn Marie Sims. portion
lot IS. tary's estate. July %. 1872 :
$50
5l7-Mary G. Hodges. J. Allison,
husband. to Richard T.. Brown. No,
32lG. north lin" y street. rs feet west
Thirty-ihird street. west l7x95 feet
Jm,y IL. ln22. Tax. 90 cents: $40
jl9-M l.. Hubbard. Vrrna II
twif"D I" Richard L. brown. Is fee,
lay - feet. rear NJ. laOl3-5 North
Twrnty-eiehth Street. north line y
street a. feet Inches east Twenty
eighth street east 80 feet inches
10y IS feet, No. 2SOG. 2SOS. July ~.
1927. i.i"us. $500. $500. July 81,
1922. Tax. so.3o. $40.
5.n-rcrcy Wilson to Rosa VIII
son, 40. 4"i West clay Street. No.
~ North Monroe street., southwest
corner clay aud Monroe Streets. -
feet inches Ivy $50 feet. Liens.
S5,:00, March -. 1922. Tax. $3.50.
$40.
Releases.
soft. Sii7"r,iing. +. NJ. Roxley.
trustees. to Christopher &. Pollard.
east line 81. ran! street l23 feet
south. Coutts street south - feet
Ivy Hail. feet. Aus. 4. 1922 $500.
30" +. NJ Roxl"y, trustee, to Solo
mon EdcsS north line I.ombardy
Street III feet west. Chambcrlayna
Street west 20 feet by l35 fcc.
August 10. 1922. $500.
5oa-A. J. Chewning Jr. trustee.
10 Robert 6. Rowles, southeast cor
ncr Taylor and Elm Streets GS fee.
by l2o feet August 10. 1922. 5000.
a+-lI. Il. Richrson. trustee. To
Robert ~. Avis. Jennie ,wif.). lots
80 and Al. block Is. August 10. 1922
1900.
5iG-F. SittcrdIng. J. u. Carneal.
Charles X. Willis, trustees To MIL
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TOP 'uatuToi beef steers 1901. p.r. load
~ fllnSs. t'"S. bulk bee. s;"crs SNihsi
a.. hulh Fat COW, and hrifers S6"0s -.
,Hnh"fs and cutters largely g. 1ST -
heavy bologna as: veal calves upwsrI
20 tl.'r ana better
Hnrs: Receipts. 1900: opcn..l IN to y
s'ehhF At an carly advance. Others weak
losing r.ady To 10 higher th-n Thurs.
~. Ion .gh's. to.?.. bulk lights 81 .DrSf
49,. huin y" {" :'f-pound butchers 81 = n
~ best 80 bound butchers $50, On .
tnn-. IhCk!nG Suws. as" a 500 good ifr.
fShH l"'"' 'S'i mHt'd h".d-oLoS 7p6.
Sh"-a; E"Ceir's. It-,. fat laIuhs gor.
'fhItN strong - - higher mostly %. m
qua MY consld"reh Ton natives g.. !
70 nhckcrs and city butchers. bulk na,-- :
-" l2S. cull- $3.50 n 800: heavy ends
ihr'. cars Oregon lsnhs 81? =, TAI sheen
S,"tdS scare" handy Jed Western year
,nEs, 't'."'. 'rus and 'hrcrS 500 Tow f.tI
Western vwes $50: feeder Inmb. .,c.,,y.
nH.H 81 country account SialOE! y 80
hrnNy f"ehInE Ntthcrs He
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PRICES REMAIN STEADY,
DESPITE LACK OF NEWS
Wall Street lnclincs to Opt.
mistic View Of Labor
Situation.
/. 3 ALCOHOL MAKES RECORD
Statement az American Locomotive
for First Half frnr Shows DcHcIt
OF Nenrly 1000,
NcKulnr Dividend
ny u. l.. Iinrnuni.

written for 7he United News)
NEW YORK. Aug. 1.-THE atten-
ton OF the financial district today
cen,ercd about the meeting Of more
than 100 railroad presidents, held In
the board room OF the New Haven
Railroad. In the Grand Central Pal.
ace Several informal meetings
j. were held yesterday to discuss the
strike situation. This morning,
however. formal meeting war held
: and committee was appointed to
drift a reply to be sent TO President,
Harding.
sock Market priccs. however.
hold firm IN spite Of the absence
: % any authentic news There was
much speculation regarding tn"
stand - be taken by IN. executives
on Hardiur's latest plan. Some in
forests "xurs 500! optimism while
Others were possimis,Ic Tn. street.
however. Was inclined 20 arre. with
those Who took cheerful! view Of
the situation.
New H~r"rd for Alcohol.
| .liI''' sNldN''S l'lINN'ftHl Atfbtit4
: advanced TO new high record Tor
tn. year r"ds, Tho NOV. was az.
8compauiod by IN" reports nhnt tn"
3conpany Is now roo"tv'ng 81 cents
gallon for its donaiur"d alcohol
against "a recent low price Of II
cents
strength In international Paper
was i'm connection with the an
&n"uno'n"n' thar the company has
raised paper prices another s. a
ton for september deliveries This
increiLs". however affects only
transient aud ucw business aud do.s
no' sHply 20 regular customers. who
~! ON contract basis.
i,"nhs ord~r N"w Equipment.
orders FOR new oquIrman, being
placed los the larger railroads II
he country continue ON large
'a" ana accounts ;cr the strength
70 tho "guipu"u, stocks and also
N6s not affected by The d"Ac., re-
ports :oF tho hrs, half ~ IN" year.
In" Illinois Central Is reported TO
hHv' pla,cI an order for sixty Nv.
! locomotives. to b." hull, by tn. Lima
L10o motive WORKS. American Loco
motlv. and Baldwin In addition
pniTacts hay" been IL, Tor 3 400 gou.
&'"'a cars Many additional orders
ATE pending
Tn" statement OF IN. American
Locomotive fur 1hn six months ended
Jun" 20 Was about IS expected
Whereas Wall street expected de
8ncit ~ 81 OU0 0n1 for tn. period ,hr
8cNac' icnri' was s.Gs.7S0 against a
8pr"n, o.; {ar0l GA In the mrs, haIf
I9f last year directors declared The
Regular dividends as the company
mas larg" surplus and the outlook
#.Or tho last half ~ 1922 is encour-
#ir'nS Andrew Fletcher. president,
8.ayS that unified orders on the
books now are double what they
were on Jun. 80 There were no
outstanding loans on June go. and
there was IN the treasury &2i 600 .eoQ
cash and marketable securities.
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Halt ship strike rn,u Mora.

MOTION. Aug n-Unioa
officials empowered to call gem
eral strike OF vesselmcn on rhs
Great Lakes notified the Labor ne
rartin"nt today that mo- action con-
corning strike would be taken
until Monday when tho active com
mit'cc OF Tho Lake Carriers Asso-
citation Will advise Secretary OF
Labor Davis whether that orCaui-
z"tion VIII meet in joint confer
snce with representatives of the
FeSs"''nen IN an effort. TO adjust
wage differences.
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CHARTERS GRANTED

Tho Peninsula Highway Corpora
tion. Norfolk. Va. with Nimum
capital OF $4,000 and minimum OF
10000. was granted charter Thurs
day TO construct aud contract for
the building 81 roads, etc. The 9th :
GERS and incorrorators arc: II. G..
Barber. president; w. W. Robertson.
rotary. and GeoGe c. Hobson. all of
Norfolk.
other charters granted Thursday
were as follows:
The HallowinE Point Club. Inc.
Haliowing Point. Iorton T.. O.. Va.
Maximum. twenty-five shares of no
par value. minimum. twelve shares
Of no par value. Howard Adams,
president. Jcssup. Md: II. r. Dulany.
.lr.. treasurer. WASHINGTON. u. G.:
Horace 5. Whitman. Baltimore. Md.
To provide for hunting. fishing and
shooting in the County OF Fairfax
Montague & Srhuneman. Inc. Ron-
nokr, Va Maximum. $50, zoo: mini
mum. S25.ooo. Mosby Montague.
president. Roanoke. Va: j. Logan
Hill. vice president: y. ~. Schunr-
man. secretary. Of WEIGH. W. VA To
write and sell insurance. ctc
American Roy Stocking Mill. Inc.
Pho"hus. Va. Maximum. $3.50. 1000:
minimum, $4,000. John w. Grant.
pres idcnt. James T.. Grant. vice.
pres iicnt: Eva &. Grant. secretary.
Retail Auto supply and Service AS
ISOLATION. Norfolk. Va. No capital
stock. II. II. steele. president: sam
ucl Green. secretary. aud IL. X.
Young all Of Norfolk
Amendments: j g. Womblc'S Sons
Inc. Norfolk. Va. name changed tn
Commercial Hardware Company. Inc
/. -. Blanford president. !. |. Blan-
ford, secretary. Of Norfolk.
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Tor, movement:

Fort movement:
Sew cr!..us-M!dd,inx E:S: receipts.
SO sAi-s. rs: stock. g. i5:
Ga!vt.;on-M idn!!ng. ?:+". receipts. 3.s7T:
Noble Midd!ins 2c.so. receipts. =. sales.
ohar!eT'"u-H"ccivts III. stock. ~. 500
Wilmington -Recelpts. -; stock. I2.lS'.
TrrA, city-S,cck. 500
norfolk Midd!:ns. E.1s: receipts. ,ss.
Hai,irnott-R.c.tp,s ia: stock. 1881.
stock Ss.1
phiiad.lphia--S,cek. iSI7
New iork-MiddinG. 40; exports sSl,
stock. II 49,
,dTo'sl ,,odaymR.eetp,s. s:s. exports,
-, To,"! FOR weeh-Receip;s. :5o1. exports.
Total :.or ,eason-Receipu. 1880: OF
Interior movement:
IL ouston-MIddhns. An; receipts sese
shipments. 5.css. sales. s.2SS. STOCK. 81 80.
MISUNDERSTANDING. 2l5c. receipts i,2
shipments. $50. saiss. iS2 stock Il i3e
Augusta 2i.i3: receipts 4ss
shipments "Gi sales. is: stock e., SH
81. i.ouis-Middlng. q 50. reccitts 1887
shi.ynents. :N stock. 1855
Atlanta -Middlinc q a.
stock II go
paiias-MiddlinE. c,so: sales. ;.s,s
Mont g o:ncry-M!ddling slla. sales -
TotA! today-Rcocipts. LsSs. shipnen
ti"7 stock. i7ssl7.>
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Richmond Stock Market
a. Company. stree,
city md state Securities.

Bid Asked
va va. 50: . ora 6; and r; 1892 ga
{. and r. ..... 1891 75i
West Va. 3is..,..... 1880 93t %
c. and =. Tel. no. ""' Of
\ I ana IT, +. 7 @' co.. ;s..i;;as = 81
Car i'Wb. Ser Co. s. 1919 1929 100
Y. K. and l.. co, ~. 1884 so Sca
l.. ;. Evy.tcr Ciuauo.
u. =. bonds ......... 1864 10Y
street nnIiwn, stocks.
y. IL and l.. Co... - 2lt
'. l.. ANA l.. Co, pf. 100 81 o.
y. x. and l.. Co. com l0O 1913 2oi
Uniir"nd stocks.
\ 6. l.. OF Conn. 100 los
r.. Il. aud L. Div. Oh 100 221 235
Insurance stocks.
Atlantic L. is. Co. 100 200
Life Ius. 90. OF Va 100 $40
Ma T.. ana NJ. ms co. 81 6j 20
Bank and Trust Company stock.
American National 49,. 100 23I
American Trust Co
GLASS A. ........ 100 1874 lOl
l!g"ad street Bank - so So
Hruaiwav National 100 l2l
Commerce * Trusts 100 22O 2H5
Central National -. 100 1874 200
First National ...... 100 261 2I5
Mcrcnauts National. l0O 700
Mech. and MerCh. -. 100 900
state and city Bank
and Trust CO. ... - iSt 5oi
l'lani"rs National =. 100 400 425
Richmond Trust Co. 100 ga 100
Savings nk. of Rich. IS 9ss
Union l:k. az Rich. % l6o
Virginia Trust co. :. 100 S25
VS., End Bank - 80 so
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COTTONSEEn OII

NEW YORK. Aug n.-Cottons.cd oil
rs S-ady tue 20 covering o. shorts. ana
.vchl nufihF Tor reaction. irspircd ny
ne gh"F trend In lard an! cotton. Re,
'."rI WI" selIeys OF new crop months
.,.,ns h!hs were !9 points higher for
.SlIcinheT ana TO not higher for la,or
n."n' hs Sales, Hip1 barrels Prjir,. crude
:. go ,'o; prime summer yellow spc,
-" u !"Tl; September. { -; Dccc n.bp- "a :.
March. 49,. al hid 49,
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS

NEW YORK, Aus. il.-L'ot.on goods
N"r" more active on "a low price bssis
IN To-Day market. Yarns were inark.d
nown SHARPLY ii some com,nission houses
nu' sps r"f" EASIER. Sales ~. worst.d
''eeS Eoo1s improved. Iohhnr- rspo-,a A
tirAdilS improving .au trade Siks
continued In steady demand