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The Washington times., 1919-06-24
WRIT IS GRANTED
FOR RED SUSPECT

petition for a writ OF habeas
corpus for the release Of Louis
koerner. arrested Tuesday night IN
connection with the campaign against
Reds" was fled today with Justice
Stafford, in Circuit Court No. =, by
John Knight, president of the
Walters Union. No. Isl, American
Federation OF Labor.
Knight, represented by Attorney
Jackson H. Ralston. alleges KoeTner
has been subjected by the police to
the third degree. to compel him to be
a witness against himself, though
there is no criminal case against him.
1t is further claimed that Koerner is
not allowed TO communicate with his
friends and is without due process Of
law.
Justice Stafford issued the writ and
the case will be heard this afternoon.
The Washington times., 1919-06-24
Germany, Undefeated,
BideS Time for NeW
War, Says Cong. Kelly

Congressman W. Frank James of
Michigan. a member OF the Military
Affairs Committee, and Congressman
NJ. Clyde Kelly of Pennsylvania have
returned to Washington after a pro-
longed visit in eastern Europe. II
was not until. two weeks ago that
they learned that the President had
called an extra session.
When the call for the session came
the office STATS of both Congressman
James and Congressman Kelly cabled
TO the American ambassadors in Eu-
rope and at all the base ports in
France to seek the members and no.
tify them OF the session. But the
two Congressman could not be found.
Nothing then had been heard from
either since May II, when Congress-
man kelly's office received a letter
with a Paris postmark, sent from
Serbia by a courier.
Talking to his associates in Con-
gress. who have been worried over
their continued absence, Mr.. James
explained that after calling twice at
the American consulate in Athens
they picked up a Greek newspaper
which contained a story about the
League of Nations fight
Il concluded that Congress had
been called, and Mr.. Kelly and my
self made arrangements for immedi-
ately sailing to America" said Mr..
James. They sailed from Athens via
Gibraltar to New York.
Sees More Warfare.
Congressman James, who made the
visit to study the military situation
in European countries. stated today
that he was more than ever con-
WINGED that wars had not forever
ended. and that he is disturbed at the
attitude OF Germany and the bitter
ness between the Italians and the
Jugo-Slavs. These nations are dis
satisfied, and Mr.. James predicts an
other war as soon as they think the
right time has come.
The spirit of Europe is summed
up like this" said Mr.. James. when
asked a good many people if they
were not tired of war, they all re-
pied: yes, but we are not going to
let anybody put anything over on
u.s."
"Our travels took US over a lot of
he continued. I'VE were
in Ffume the day the people burned
President Wilson in effigy. They
were very nice to- US, though. and
there, at Trieste. and elsewhere in
Italian territory we found them dis
between President Will
son, whom they had come to distrust,
and the American people, whom they
still esteem and admire.
Serbia Terribly Devastated.
1--WE were at SaraJevo April 10, and
saw the place where the shot was
ired that killed Archduke Francis
Ferdinand and caused the great war,
Or, properly speaking. was the excuse
The Washington times., 1919-06-24

The Express says the extraordinary
feature about the vote for General
Wood is that il shows he is the pref
erence of leaders in every section OF
the country.
Some who participated in the poll
gave General Wood as their first
choice, and said there was no second
or third so far as they were concern
ed. The Express also says a surpris-
ingly large number of Republican ed
itors indicated their conviction that
the nominee should be a strong advo-
cate of the League of Nations.
Senator Edge OF New Jersey re-
ceived a vote in his State. Compli-
mentary votes were accorded Nicholas
Murray Butler. Senator Lodge, Knox,
La Toilette and Watson and General
Pershing in several States. One Ken
lucky editor wrote that he would
rather vote for Elihu Root than for
any other living man.
The Washington times., 1919-06-24
RAND SCHOOL SAFE RAIpED.

:. NEW YORK, June 24.-State troop
ers. acting for the Lusk joint Iegis-
lative committee investigating al
legged seditious activities in this
State, raided the Rand School for
Social Science yesterday at the in
stance Of the State attorney general
and opened a safe believed to con-
tain written and printed matter OF
a revolutionary and seditious ma
ture." A warrant for a search was is
sued bv Chief Magistrate McAdoo.
The safe was filed with books and
papers. which were removed by mem
bers of the committee.
The Washington times., 1919-06-24
Interesting to Men Whose Need Requires
Light-weight Wool Suit

Wool suits have BEEN placed in the gToups nrced at
$500 and $4,000. Various models, materials and
colorings. For the vacation, summer and early fall
wear the opportunity is most timely and worth while
Mems Section First floor
The Washington times., 1919-06-24

New Arrivals In White Flannel Trousers
For Outdoor Sport and Dress Wear
Good time to- make selections now while the
assortment is complete and all sizes are available
Well tailored, splendidly fitting garments. $500,
$1,000 and $1,000.
The Washington times., 1919-06-24
EUROPE TO HAVE ENOUGH
FOOD BY FIRST OF JULY

: NEW YORK. June 24-Enough food
to provision the people of the libe-
rated countries Of Europe until their
own farm crops have been harvested
this fall will be in transit by July. l.
II was announced here yesterday by
the American relief administration
through Theodore r. Whitmarsh. an
administration representative. just
returned from Europe.
After the distribution Of this food
Mr.. Whitmsrsh said the people who
nave needed the economic assistance
n the United States and other pros
porous countries will be able to take
care Of themselves.
The Washington times., 1919-06-24

decided to contest all seats for coun-
~ and district courts In ireland.
Gaelic speakers are. as far as poa-
sible, to be elected 50 that the pro-
ceedings may be conducted in the
Irish language as was done at tho
opening session OF the Irish Republi-
can convention (Dail Eireann.)
Sim Fein courts are being q.
tabIished and several cases have ~.
ready been heard.
The Washington times., 1919-06-24
MANY ENGLISH SOLDIERS,
SEEK TO DIVORCE WIVES

LONDON, June 24-London's di-
vorce season was in full blast today.
Over a thousand cases were listed for
hearing and of these nearly seven
hundred were incontested
The majority of the incontested
suits were brought by men. a con-
siderable number OF whom, are. ex-
soldiers.
The Washington times., 1919-06-24
SINN FEINERS OUT TO
CAPTURE IRISH COURTS

DUBLIN. June 24.-Sinn Feiners
are out to capture the Irish courts.
Encouraged by their success in the
recent general election, Sim Fein
conventions in several counties have
The Washington times., 1919-06-24

/ for it. We got into Croatia. and were
at Saloniki. on the way down to Ath-
ems. Altogether. We saw most of the
territory where wars effect was
worst felt in Europe, and it was
sorry-looking territory. We Travelled
by box car, fat car. and hand car, and
often walked because there was no
conveyance to be had. In one stretch
of seventy miles I counted 10 de-
stroyed bridges All through Serbia
the devastation is terrible. quite as
bad as anything in Belgium or
France.
THE only country we saw that was
not in ruins was Germany. That is
all prosperous and comfortable. with
the people well-fed and clothed. 1t is
nonsense to talk about Germany be-
ing bled white and left impotent. ]
saw more crippled men in a day in
Serbia than all the while we were in
Germany. The Germans aren't whip
ped. They don't believe themselves
they were beaten. They call the ar
mistice a peace of convenience and
they are ready and able to fight again
when they think the time has come
They aren't the only people in Eu-
rope ready to fight either. II any
body believes there will be no more
wars, he would be much disabused to
talk to any Of the people. over there.
The Jugo Slavs have been lighting
seven years and they now say that
If the peace conference gives Fiume
to Italy they will only wait until
they get their crops in, and then go
right out and take it away from the
Italians.
Eastern European WarIIke.
And that is not true in one Balkan
state alone. Everywhere in Eastern
Europe the people are just as eager
as ever to fight, if they don't get
what they want. They are not going
to be strangIed.. they Gay, and are
not going toilet themselves be OPP
pressed. They say they are tired of
war, but they are not going to let
anyone put anything over on them.
That is the fallacy of the League |
OF Nations. Those people in Europe |
are ready for it only il they think |
they can get all they want out OF il. |
And the minute they find they have |
to- give up something, they want to |
start fighting. l was opposed to it |
when l went away. and l am opposed |
to it more than ever now.
81 talked to many of the soldiers
from Washington in France and Ger |
many, and 1 found out that their re-
ported support of the League of Ma
tions was due to the beIief given |
them that the people on this side !
wanted il. The average soldier over
there today says he didn't fight for !
the fourteen points or world broth
erhood, but because the Germans
ought to be licked for what they did /
to the United States. They think we
should have an army and navy big
enough to take care OF the United |
States and protect it from outside
interference. but they don't want any
more Europe"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-23
COTTON MARKETS.

--NS>h fofSN, Dec. s-Thc cotton marie
Mas senersily quiet and irrcsuiar during
ioday; ;raSassns Atter selling on from a!ts
y. 800; but eased on again and closed 8;
or Sa.nrdsy: The general lis; closed stcady,
hct unchanged 10 u points lower.
,N!rst PRICES were, ~ points higher Oh Dc
':9's which sold up to IS ON the ca H.
pr - 3o,nt =, net e. higher on furry OF cover
s."npsd before circuis ting through IN. street,
h"n- ~ tn start. Only few lots were
ar TO &s,.s. closing ut SD Or net ,,ncSsnsoS
nthc: months opened unchanged TO is points
~ , - rS,nonse TO- diSappoitnns cables
ing he early trading. Rallies followed l. on
"ovs INA and !.lvcrFool buying Of J.nN, ~
Mhich sold ur from "s.si, to asas May ': al
9osi:ons, but the market weakened d,,rIr g
III" afternoon under New Orleans ,io,,Gas
,on and nd, n u, selling. Insured Iv the
v ,sI .,,nv can H., NOR" rates Some months
rsa !. With May selling re and elosins ::
leaaa selling II was reported Tint the ira ,ie
thcrc would call heavy .uaratns on over
business carried the h-ISt IN
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CALL MONEY RATE SCARS
Is PER CENT MONEY FORCES
STREET TO POCKET LOSSES
"":inE Maintained, Invsstera Taking
Jack Stocks Sold Che1p for
Income Tax Purposes.
BY DRoADAN WALL,

M: NLW YeoEK. pee. s2-caii money
vent TO 10 per cent today md shooiS
osycs we're recorded by the end Of Of the
%; ,y; The Tn" , 1Pcnins 49, s,sons. with
This slrens;h Of the rai,roaas led
You'd sec I" F ns,evS a that 'h n dn ns
alarm VAS felt when the renewal, rate
WIS announced at per cent. But
Tor two weeks without announcing
any important decisions Affecting the
90" .,:n:.i. market n cautious selling began in
men the ca!i-moncy rate ran up nm
te i feaehed H. - per cent JUS; h .:hore
IN" lowest OF tic dag.
Buyine stock. Back.
The market was not dcmoralized,
no"eNcr. in any depai tmcnt. for there
t ihs b. ba, ERR
fostors who had sold IN order to record
income tax losses wcro taking the
strong feature OF the day. This s:oci,
rnowed an advance of more than four
POINTS ct Il time when all other rtocks
we're Il the lowest figures. director
ar the Company said he knew no rea-
a son tos the a1ynncc' sxccpt that tho
ever before. II can sell all It's alcoi,oi
at better prices ihan during the war.
nan mH nnT '9 &c., fne, "a pot being
&c disposed OF TO better advantage IN
nihe.' ways This director ua!d That
Ac"e was no intention OF increasing
nc manufacturing capacity. Tho com
pan: viii wait for lowe: wages and
!owcr prices for materials before doing
'n@t lie also admitted that nos:;ioly
mere "aa short interest In the slocl:
y - Was being forced TO cover nm
Willingly. This latte view was tic
p"c GENERALLY accepted explaining
'"H movement.
rubber stock Prove. Ei.stic.
Insiders C: United States Euboers
i.oped the Supreme Court would render
h.vidends. and ruobe. was run 10 in
anticipation OF Il. The stock fcu Sac,
49,! tnEcc points when the court i'd
wall Street does no, seem ,o,,,d.r.
ttnd tn:. railroad iss!siation i ,.o1 win! In
Ao-y.nE Congress. In the morning /.
Mas taken 10 be bu;,isi!, aut on second
:houSmt the stree. decided II was bca..
- Ihe'c Is no definite program Ia
resident Wilson irte:lds 70 do .Sons
urniag the roads back OH January
Ifn faNioad situation - 40 tangled
vita politics that conservative
pahsins interests show 40 disDcv.t:on
ntocS or bonds. They prefer % pay:
more for them II need be w.;,en INC
S.suation - clearer. II s. s.sni.icau.
mat man" good shares OF :.ailrca,,
como tax losses have no. been -npi,-
cnased. Control o: the railroads =
nhoat In tho hands or the general
s,Esns:h OF Gensra! Electric Was due
nag saopp:ns. Elect:ic,, aDplisnct.
are extremely popular til!s ;:car. ana
ne F:1Ht on them ia fabulous.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-23

lHs. aut tho market iirmcd up AGAIN N the
,7.r trading on reports 0c higher cost and
trs!Gh, oT.rs. with tho cI"Sc sNow.nS Al ne:
advance .: 10 ~ rOintS December. It's:
january, lt"s. March. ij.";: May. ij.1i; July.
'5.t: September. 4j..:,
-. o 80. .I.oudon cr"d!ta. Few ir-sh Offers
We're reported from BtaIii with shippers
ASKING 10 Tor : ntos ~ American credits.
The on!ciwl cables showed ndyauc" al
." refs n thu ~" m,visct ana .: 20 to 90
reis in Santos futurGS The rate "f rio "N-
change ~ London was unchanged 1T lia
Dcrcc aud tier" was no change IN tn" Santos
pot morkct. nr"%,i!an por; receipts 1890:
JundIahy receipts. 100.
NEW ORLEANS. bee. =. ROUGH rico no
Salcs "-ccipts. 80 sacks; nilicrS receipts
S...5. cicHn Rico strong; sales. blu. ro.r .. iGI
ppck"ts ~ 20 i3|,. EcccIpts. 1922. Bran
b ca: poliSil. Gi.,y.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
NANAJ. STORES

NANAt. STORES.
aTm. ,i%; sales, lss; receipts 10: shiprnea;.
Ec.!n fem: sales. $50: rccoip,s nio; ship
nrntS i9,: stock. ST. 5t. quote: ~ -. /;
!. .. iG",a 1855: II. l12jE1iGte: l. lea y !..!1:
X. 1885: NJ. ia.i5: y. 1875: VIZ -"$l. WV.
-...j.
INcksoNyll.r.a, FLA. De-, 90 Turner
incu's. 49,: stock. less Eo-ln firm: sale.
s2.:;f. one!e: = p u r. g. q: ii2;: |.
.".ti: WV y -.
CRUDE or.
TULSA OKLA. Dec. 2i.--AdNanccs IN the
rrie. oc crude oi, troni $3.50 s:..5 :, hatrci
wc-" announced Here this morning. payable
~ All POINTS in Texas. An .comDana: haze
in''irl IN tho nC-caS". Ifc3 idton Criid.
also moved up from N.sj 20 8 = barrel.
DRY GOODS.
NEW YORK. Doc. .2.--I'ct.on goods toda y
wcr" 'rnn with p-iat 10th. tending higher.
Tin" goods were firm 9n.l ta" warn; hlg
Dress goods were in Ugh. stocks with job
bore. Haw slll; wa" nu:ot Burlaps wcrc
quiet. with offerings light.
NEW VSSH2' d.. - tn atNh within
narrow !nurgins. rcEul;!uG IN mixed changes
.ud !.sht trading. attributed chiefly to pro-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-23

20 IL. IN provision the outcome ~snSch
!E tS;n - tsn';s decline :" - cents aGvanc".
H-tErt.s III ~" Inarlict rnu-.
hoiiSe. Die at the ou:se. than during the
!aicr fading Tho reason 70: th's differ
c!!ct ~: "a t!in :acc .ngt co;is.dc- ~ be ror-
non % ;od-t's arrivals could not hr inspect
81 IN lime 10 become burden values Be
S.ucs, TAX OF export demand for wheat 90
80, 70 france helped sonewhs: - T.iIy
prices and 70 !.l.e'y.sc did the :,c: that
howe:c.. bea.s had tho advantage. oI"ins :.
good dGs' 20 sign. OF improved coalitions ui,
tnS Railroads Il Was generally coGccir,,
ina n" *perd az the CROP -icvonea, now
teIendf a:inosi entirely on the number al
tars The RAILROADS furnish.
Oa;s Ncr- str.aGtherps. 10y report ,hat
s5mr markets hal sold -.r.4:-i bushels 20
A3Houacc;:.cn; Of n!. cxpogts Tor Inc vJk
~ Ic r:ov,5:ca. ayc:asc hisher:
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Official Range and Sale of Stocks in New York
Stock.
Sales.

Advance Rumlcy .........
Advance -Rumioy. pfc. E.
500 AlllS-Chaimcrs ....
hlliS. Chalmers. pfd.
1880 Alaska. told .....
300 Am. beet Sugar. cor.
i.fn0 American Can ....
100 American C0;!. pid
",3ob An. car anu i',lry.
l,to9 Ain. Hide and Lea. com
1900 AM. Hide and Lea. pr.
1000 American I.lnsccd Oh.
Il, zoo American Locomotive
1D.i00 Amer. Int Cnrpn.
ZOO American Smelling
Loo Amer: Drug Syndicate.
$500 am. Tel. and Tel. Co.
.oo Amer; Tobacco. com. -.
400 Am. Writing Paper. pfd.
$500 Amer. Wooden com
,.?o0 -Nnsc onda Copper ......
$500 .Atchison
1900 Atlantic Coast Line.
y. G.. l.. OF c.. (Balto. ;.
ll,O0u baltimore and Ohio.
ll.So0 ,;cthlchc:n Steel. u. ;.
.. no tcthiclcm Steel. So pfd
-2,5oo baldwin Locomotive
:, ~ 'Sdihp III!
$500 Canadian Pacific
500 California Petroleum -.
100 Central Leather, com
1000 Chesapeake and Ohio. -.
l.0Gt Chicago Great Wcstcrn.
200 CHI. Great West. pfd X.
4.lC0 Chi, Mil. and ST. Juul.
1900 Cal, II. |. and g.. com.
TOO Chi, X. 7. and T.. 81. pfd.
900 Chi. Il. ]. and Z. 20 nrd.
1900 Crvciblc steel Cor. com.
i.2no Colorado Fuel and Iron.
l.so0 Col. Grapho7onc ......
500 Corn Products. com.
$500 Cuba cane Sugar.
100 Frecpor; Texas .......
$50 Eric ......... ...........
zoo Erie. lat pful. ...........
1880 General Motors .......
300 Goodrich. com. $40.
1900 Great Northern. pfd.
$3.50 Great North. ore Cts.
$500 Illinois Central
",oe1 Inter Nickel ..........
t.eep Inspiration Copper.
5000 Int, Mcr. MAJ. com. -.
300 Tut. Mcr. Mar. pfd. -.
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PRICES Of Bl:Er CUTS.
tBy Swift {. Company
N.cii!l ord. Va. Doe. ~.
LIVE STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO. D:c. :--IIoss--Rocelri. 5000:
ss:t:i,"ted tomorrow. 800: :; 70 .pc .ovcr
Bull. !!2;:oH IS;.l; top. $500: heavy. .:3.55@
Ugh; sh;: t.52!S' a@'; heavy psc,;:ns sows
.mooth: S:3."h 1870: pa ci!nq sows rough
Csttle.Rcce:rts. gr3;; c.';!:natcd tomor.
row. 1907: firm. i!ce> steers. Medium and
hsav: weight, choice u1d prime. $is. - n GEO
:aed!u:n and good. f:;.o)V :S...5: common
sstoCC6e Light weight. good and c!,o!cc
'lS 10 y 1875: common ard medium. SD u ~ ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-23
NEW YORK CuKI; MARKET.
Opportunity for Men Who Understand the
Growing O! tobacco.

! can furnish from 10 I" 100 acres OF
barco. icateh in -tlnbama. If YOU under
stand SrV~inS and curing tobaUro aud can
control experienced labor for t.,Is work.
write 20 :rc :, once. outlining your capacity
:ad nnacr what terms You would like to 60
TO .A'Ibuiua 20 tali" charE. Of such pi1 90
Address h. a. Dryer. II Broad street. Non
York; ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-23

Bu.chcr cattle. h"iEsrs, sj.3j qi4;c: cows.
$50 r. ;$.5i: cannc:s and cutters. Si.:tGG.ii:
We calves. f...5 u 1880. :nc.lo- steers. 81 -
!.:S; stoCl..r steers. sj."pT 700
Shecp-!:o eints :l"'o: estimated .omor-
row. :ntsS: strong lambs $i5. y n :..5n: cu..s
and common. Sis nlj,c. Ewes. ,u"1:ua.
good ana rl":te. Si.,ja 1000: culs ana com.
.L.n.,. 81 % u 80.
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PETERSBURG. PEANUT MARKfT

'EtpoF''u UV ItnnNHrs: FiNmn,r y" -
SPANiSil: farsncrs' s;och Market strong.
SGsS ;"- Iuslicl
Mariners stock Markot arm.
Fancy Jumbo. Ola IL.
Extra Prime. Si-C per IL.
Prime. Size per III.
Shc'iiu. Stocf. 20 T., :, to- IA
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RICHMOND HAY MARKER.
Wholesale Quotations ON Exchange.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PEoDrCE.

CHICAGO. Dec. a?.--Corn prices had a
uow;nward slant today. chieii: ma n result
=. IN, increased receipts and OF prospects Of
tSrseT crop movement soon The market
closed steady vt the same M Saturday. IN.
i"h to q lower. with January S!.ssi. TO Si3sr,
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1haracte.Iael H. outside

icssi"ua: spu.c"y. characterized tho uu.sd"
securities market today.
ludusiriul, trading was very uulel liupp
Motors dropped roint and Swlfr lntcriio-
ZIONIST -. p"iris. pJcl;crs yllnDd -. points.
r"n;,ccu proluct- ma,io tho gain. War
ron brothers gI.n'i / standard Oh VI: Nuw
York g;t,tt-i pn,ui... Sinms Iatru'cur,
reached u nov high at - ana sinus Rights
a, a.. international p"tC"icun, NraS hrir.
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bug ,ater weakened "a fraction Otnar OH
GAINED ~ points ANA H1u~cr CUR carns- stsh
wlih 2-n"int &Hin. Nousthu OF soid 1Iar.n
point I'omr OH. !; Gnrey GILLESPIE iS.fS
salt Creek Z cach. ~
The i,nnE shares were siusytsh psIs.s
with Jew executions. tending duwnVard-
Moth-r t."d" an" N'pissinE We're exception.
N,nntInme, on l,nnIn Ilnr-., ----------
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NEW YonK. uec. e,-Tba-.

MEM YORK. Dec. either. va. only a
very. moderate volume OF business il, the
ma riic; for coffee futures here today. and
Fluctuations We're Irregular. Tho undertonc.
however. was g:n.ra'ly steady IN sympa tn!
.cith stcadiacss in Brazil anil :hc better tome
.: sterling exchange. -rirst prIcGs were
70 points higher on scattered covering and
May sold M to 1875 during Tho carly trading.
30 points above Saturdays final figures.
Later tho price reacted 20 i5.iS under reuli..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-23

OF The day. wh!!. whatever steaa!nc=s tho
:na:!;e' had w.' due 20 quick stopping 0;
Deec:nh:r notices AID The capor, .noy-:nca:
q. t,:j. bs'es. A-oGad the opening the m os:
actlTc months werc TO po.a:s up. iron,
Eh.eh the market Re-. OH 70 NJ: dcc!!ac., o:
q 70 = point. SnSssaocn: recove;ics ca:,
points higher than the civsn OF last week.
tut n the late trading prices c.s.d or
'ri:i.' "a. Ia. notice day Coz December and
were Iu!chiy topped: no. .he!ms allowed TO
e-riy dsslnas rio Ealing G"S ' aD5csssa 10 10
conc :n.la!r tro:. .:sJer- on tho long side
wh" wsnt.i to cysn w ov.- tho holiday
rH'.S helped ;he :ns-!;ai r.cove- from rs
!:St declines. tUt ! s.:c;s,c bUy.nr va.
hsset. Oh this o: amy other teaturc cc The
bale: Stock. s3.s:J ~
Il:.o. p0st.-;:eeeip;s. -;.5.- o..es: exports.
:i:.: .n:es: s;oet N.s5e Hs!es.
XXI" s. iiss' so: i;5 h-'"'' exports
Tots! 20: w-sli--Recet2ts. $50: bst.: eI.
po:ts. cS.GiI o-!es.
Total q. s:aso:.--Eecc!p;s. 3,;3i:.s b..e::
exports. %;.ii' os..t
tivERpo0i.. D. =sace,;on. .pe; qaie;,;
i.!ddi...s. ;'.a5: n'!dj!!as. LII: low m!ddiinc.
S.s: 500! ordinary. .!.::: OroIna:y, y9...
SAL. 90" Bats .nc.uG.;.E ,t'o American.
Nfcsir.n. ::.o'' haits. Including "+la AMER.
:s.n fuiur.. c!,ssd steaa:: pccc'nb.r. 4i:l;
Tau" -. -: 1arch. 233!; MAJ. =lsi; Luiy.
lSy-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-23
PRODUCE MARKETS.

NEW YDlIk. Doc. "c.-COttUnstcd OF al
"anccL g. {" ~ points on buying Of near
~ deliveries by rctHcr- support from cotto;,
houses AMI short covering; on The nrlnncs'
IN lard and i;-ca Sos. Realizing sales effected
pa':!al sciO."!; u"Ir the nish Clos ing
BIDS were :" {" g. To!nts not higher for ac-
tive month. Saiet. 500 barrels. Prime
crude. N.!': prin. summer yellow spot. y.
Ianus!y. -. 40: MJrcII. :,G9; May. i.sj. Prime
winter yellow and summer white I.Dninal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-23

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. o?-rricc changes
" cotton today were not wide. and tho no:
results or the close wcro losses OF 3 to ~
i,oints Equidstion from the long side was
1ainly Responsible Tor tho small declines