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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-07-24
ROAR eREETs REsoLUTE AT
THE FINISH LINE.

The racers had been on the port
leg so far. but at 4.34 Shamrock jibed
her boom over beyond the port rail.
Resolute did 50 half minute later
and n half minute later stil-4.35-
Shamrock set a spinnaKer.
The yachts now had the home line
well under their bowsprits and n spin
maker was not needed by the Resolute.
Holding fast her sheets RcSolute
headed east Of the end OF the line
almost parallel with the line for a
time, and then, at 4.3S30, she squared
away to cross
Wow! Zowie! Whoop! She was
yet several lengths away but every
skipper in the great fleet OF ships
around the home line clawed his
whistle cord and threw her wide
open" The roar lasted exactly three
minutes.
Slowly in spite OF the spinnakcr,
Shamrock then came to the line and
the greeting given her was, II pos
stble, still more cordial. She had
made a game ending, and deserved
the cheers she received.
The official end OF the race was Res
olute, 4.39.25; Shamrock, 44306
Resolute led by minutes II sec
onds. Deducting 20 seconds, her lead
at the start, shows she had won, boat
for boat, by minutes IS seconds
Adding time allowance C. minutes 40
seconds yesterday her lawful gain
was minutes SO seconds
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-07-24
Half Mast n. Y. Central Flags for
W. X. Vanderbilt.

A, II. Smith. President OF the New
York Central Lines yesterday ordered
all flags on New York Central vessels
and buildings placed at half mast for
one week and sent oficlai notice OF the
death OF William K, Vanderbilt to all
parts OF the system.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-07-24
SUBURBS OUTSIDE CITY ROLL
UP S2o5. 500 600.

sales OF $3.50 parcels at S32, 100, 900;
sales OF $3.50 parcels at : 2.iO0. 900:
mortgages, SS,75O,0O0 on 300 con
tracts; buildings, 1905, 900. Last wear
the total was s26 0OO, 900. with 2.f36
sales at $40, 100, 600 mortgages. Sc, $50. .
900; buildings. &s30.OOO. In 1918, thore
were $500 sales at S13,425.00 $3.50,
900 mort gagea. N.1OO, 900 buildings.
Total suburban transactions cover
ing the committing zones OF West
chester Nassau. Suffolk and the Jer-
seys show S2g5. 100000, with 24.75O
Gales nj $iS6 100000; 1925 mortgalg
at $50 900: buildings, $26. 500, 900. A
year ago the total St48.525, 900. Included
$40 $50, 900 sales. OLE. 900 mortgages:
Sl9. SOC, 900 buildings. In 1918 tbs en-
TIRE suburban total was only'ttso,-
97l 600
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-07-24
WIND HEADS RACERS AFTER
THE SQUALL.

While the squall was on the wind
dropped. After the rain passed away
the wind came from the northwest
heading both racers. A little later
the wind fell fiat and finally came
from the southwest or thereabouts,
but at a speed of about six or eight
kpots
The race had ended, all but the
shouting, 50 70 say, before the squall
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-07-24
REsoLUTE ABLE TO LAY COURSE
TRUE TO MARK.

The two yachts had travelled over
nine miles on that board. They now
we're about 3 "a miles, as measured
on tho chart, from the turn and
the mark.
The thrash down the beach was
most beautiful. but 1T was unlike
chat OF Wednesday, for Shamrock
was unable 20 fetch the mark and
waS therefore unable 70 start sheets
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-07-24

and make a close reach in the last
mile. as she did on Wednesday. She
held as high as she could, and she
made swift board of It because tho
wind, was UP to at least twelve knots,
but Resolute did better still.
Just before reaching the mark Reso-
lutte took in her lib topsail. Then
she eased on her sheets and rounded
the mark which under the rule was
passed port side to. A reaching jib
topNsnil was then set quickly.
As Shamrock had to pass the mark
on the same side she turned to tina
first tack at 2.36 and rounded less than
minute later Both racers were cor
daily applauded OF course.
The official ttIncs OF the turn were:
Resolute, 2.34.47: Shamrock. 2.S6.5S.
Resolute led by minutes II sec
cnds. Deducting her lead of q sec
onds at the start. she had gained I
minute and As seconds on the first leg
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-07-24
S2,178,763,50OIN
REALTY DEALINGS
OF THE HALF YEAR
Greater City Scores 1888
263,5oo in Buying Rush to
Escape Rent GougerS.

Total real estate transactions In the
metropolitan district crossed S2,25O,-
100000 for the year this weeiS-the
greatest volume for any similar
period on record and more than dou-
BILE that OF a year asp.
For the FIRST half OF the year the
total. as shown by the records. was
t2,t7s, 763. 5O0--On average OF SSS,s00.
600 for each week. II embraces sales
mortgage loans and building opera
lions. II compares with $500, $3.50. 900
for the first half OF 1919 IL illus
trates the wild rush to buy as a
result Of the scare created by rent
gOuging, In 1918 the six months total
was only 3664.15O,O 900
In the Greater city the half year
total was Sl,ssS,26S, 500. II compares
with s777IO5. 900 year ago and
S474.S75.O 900 In 1918. Sales amounted
to n,27O,OOO,OOO; mortgages, $685.
10000; construction. Si76,5G4. 500.
These stand against the 1919 record
OF S52A.950,OO0 sales, Si62.35O, 900
mort Cages, SiOO,1O5, 900 construction.
and that OF 1918 with 1864, SIS. 900
sales, S75,g50,0O0 mortgages, $SI,55O, =
900 construction.
From the metropolitan district,
sales OF $4,000 parcels involved ST.
A56,900,000. In comparison with 6l.3S9
and $6OS, 100000 a Year ago. 37.245 and
S425,S26, 900 in 1918. Mortgages called
for t6iS,Si9.O 900 on sc, $50 contract
against 1892, 525. 900 last year and Ss5, =
1884, In 1918. Builders filed plans
for S203. GA 500, against {il9,7O6, 600 a
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-07-24
SHAMROCK SEEN CRAWLING UP
ON RESOLUTE.

having set the right jib topsail
Shamrock was seen crawling up on
Resolute. II was demonstrated that,
when we'll handled in a smart breeze
she can outsail the defender close
hauled. She can probably do it in
any breeze when on that point But
she cannot gain enough in a ten-mile
leg TO make up for what she loses on
a ten-mile Thrash 20 wlndward.
The official time at the turn was:
Resolute 9.25.49; Shamrock, 3.27.16.
Resolute led by 1.27. She had led
at the first turn by 2.11. Therefore
Shamrock gained forty-four seconds
in a close reach of ten miles
As said. that was not enough to win
the race, boat for boat, let alone
counting in time allowance.
After rounding the second turn the
wind was variously estimated from
eighteen to twenty knots. Sir Thomas
has been but one race for the Cup in
which he had as good a breeze. and
that was the second OF the first series
shamrock I. and Columbia.
But before the second turn thunder
was heard rumbling in the haze at
the north and later an ominous fog
| bank appeared, Then a threatening
squall gathered ahead of the racers
clouds as well as the fog bank seemed
to foretell danger.
| In the meantime a man was hoistcd
up Shamrock's mast 10 tho truck of
the club topsall. He worked at some
thing there for n time and then was
hoisted up to the lower end OF the
yard (or spriO, where he again be-
came busy. What he was doing could
not be learned by those on the eve
ming press boat, but he seemed 10 be
trying Do save the sail from disaster
because at $40 the top of the sail col
lapsed, leaving a triangle of II set
below horizontal line from the end
OF the gan to the topmast. AT 2 "A
the whole sail was hauled down. and
then rain squall enveloped her and
the WhOla fleet
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-07-24
MANHATTAN NEAR BILLION
FOR HALF YEAR.

Manhattan maintains we'll its old
prestige with S99n, 7i3,OOO. comprising
$67l. 100000 snles. S226. l5O, 900 mort
Ea ges, 500, 463, 900 construction. The
soles involved 1900 parcels; the mort
gaEes, $3.50. For the 1919 inst hair,
6,2l7 parcels were sold at S2S5. tO0, 900.
with s., 10000 mortgage loans and
A8A'7bO0oO for building. The 1918
recorda show 3,250 sales at glS5, 200, 600
with S3,7oO,OOO mortgages and ST.
e5o.0on tor building
brooklyn comes next with S546.gl4.-
900; the sales OF n .695 parcels calling
for 1878, 100000: mortgages, Sl23,475,-
900 on 2c,295 Contracts; buildings,
44i,2S9,000. This compares with 1891, =
100000 last year, composed OF 24,S1e
sales al $169,600.000 $50, SOC. 900 mort
cages, S3s $50, 900 buildings. The 1915
first half recorded 1896. 200. 900. with
ROl,i00,00O paid for 1880 parcels
S22. 100000 mortgages; t13,4bc. OOC
buildings.
Queens holds. third place with $751;
4l4.5OO from 1880 sales at 1921. AGO.
900; 1880 mortgages at $40, 200, 900 ;
S23. Si4,500 buildings, A year ago the
totals were S99,525, 900, with 10,soS
sales at t5s,lOO, 900; sea, 100000 mort
cages; $l7525.OOO buildings. In 1915
there were $3.50 parcels sold at $780,
100000; $1l,1b0.0OO mortgages; t5.-
000. 900 buildings.
The Bronx scores Sill, 767. 900, with
6,615 salts at $50, 200, 900; 1850 mort
gags at sac, IA, 900: buildings, SI3.-
I23, 900. This stands against S64 500.
900 year ago when anles of 4.4l2 par
GELS Involved S42. 100 900: mortgages,
$l4. 80 900; buildings, $3.50 900. In
1918, the 1925 sales amounted TO S24.
900, 0OO with S5.750.0OO on MORTGAGES
and 100000 for bulldng.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-07-24
GAIN IN FIRST LEG LESS THAN
EXPECTED.

The gain was less than the old sal
lors had calculated for her in advance
and they therefore watched the two
racers with intense interest during
the second leg. II may be confidently
asserted that at first Resolute reached
away from Shamrock even though a
close reach is the clhallenger's best
point OF sailing. Resolute did this be-
cause Shamrock's crew took down her
baby Jlb topsail after rounding. They
dragged It IN the water and they then
set another jfb tupSail too small for
the occasion. 1t was not until o.42
that Shemrock's first reaching jlb
topsan was set
That IL was too sman was then
proved by the crew taking II down at
ESQ and substituting, in letsurely
fashion, ono OF full length.
Meantime ReSolute had gained at
least 100 yards and probably $50.
During this reach the yachts had a
real breeze-Just what both crews
had been calling for. There were
white caps, due not to the fact that
the wind was against the tide Gas il
was), but because there was enough
wind to make the water dance and
slap up against the sides Of the lead
Ing racers and to sprinkle the crews
literally.
In fact the spray few over the
deck of the destroyer Goldsborough
and wet the very charming young
ladies who had come aboard to see
the race or somebody.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-02
SHIP OWNERS EXEMPTED
FROM EXCESS PROFIT TAX
eonnn mics Required To Ser Aside
Such Earnings far Use in Con-
StructIny New Ships
IBy Assoc.atCl Press. j

WASHINGTON. June l.-Ran,d
progress was made today by the
house and Senate ccnfcrccs on Inc
merchant marine bill
with slight notifications tive
rouse conierccs accepted Senate
amendments cXcmpting ship owners
engaged IN foreign trade from excess
ne net earning OF such vessels, pro-
weed an equivalent sum was set
aa!Gc ior new ships, to be constructed
In American yards
, 10 meet the objections of New
EnEland Senator's and Representa-
ives me confcrecs amended provi-
SONS prohibiting shipments by water
between points in the United States
except In American vessels, so as 10
apply TO the Alaskan trade only. II
was Claimed that such provision
would work hardship against New
England.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-02
WHEAT EXCHANGE PLANS
RESUMPTION OF TRADING
Probable That Various Exchanges
VIII he RcStrpctcd TO Immc-
diate Delivery business.
tby Associated Prcss.l

CHICAGO. June i.-Plans for re-
sumption of trading in future de-
lireries OF wheat viii he considered
here tomorrow at a meeting OF rep
resentativos of the eight lcadin z
grain exchanges in the United States.
Each OF tho exchanges Will have two
delegates present. Many importa mt
aspects of the subject are TO be dis
cusSed. and II may be several days
before any definite conclusions aIc
reached.
Una lspicciilc methods and safe
guards are decided upon or rejected
by tomorrows meeting and latcI
ratified by the various exchanges
wheat trading will continue to ht
restricted to business involving only
wheat available for immediate de-
livery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-02
PRODUCE MARKET.
COFFEE.

%EW YORK. June The market for
coffee III lures was lower today owing Ia
reports ths; tn. cost and freight sIfua.
ION had cassd over the thrce-dGy adiourn-
:neht aaG selling ~ brokers CREDITED Sith
raGlnI Win EuEoIcan IMPORTERS THIS led
70 schtt"EinE ii1u.usi!on and after OPEN
months sold about - to . POINTS below
flldaS 4 c!oaIrS figures. THIS carried july
on 10 ltS! a;.u Ssp.rmDeT :Iitj and
S n, Q. 70 or l. points were no; fu.iy
net decline OF II 10 10 .o.nts. June. ! , =
ii"'S. .ihs; 2epiember iL57: october. 1885;
I eonce dun. RIO IS. Isl. q 1874, Sarto,
=; q: . ~. II was reported Thai Il bid q.
-. AmerIca9 credits, for future SHIPMENT
Nio IS mad been accepted and that or
iets had been received u !iJo :or pTo:ua,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-02
CIIICAOn LIVE srock MAnKrr

CHICAGO. June I.--ca,,lo: 700. bee,
stt:fh, i5H Isc higher. top year!lnga, Slljg.
bssi heavy. >i.13 she stock - cents
h!rhc': good prime h"avy COWS slnsOg
heary bulls weak. while light butchers are
,n!!E ste-dy. with best Ut ,!.yt. bulk
hi!saeF with Top tii.l5 and bulk ,.io59
Hogs: 800: mostly - cents lower than
S+sie t,G;2E,s tverar..: light heayy neglected
t"P; Sfn!. bliE. <ly..J u iijy. ;lsr steady.
quiz, Ii12Gi.Jo sheep. 1900. shofi,
thnlbs steady TO IS cents over. beat sur!r.,
!hinbS steady 70 - cents higher sheen
sSa9y: best shorn lambs, Sl.no: bull
S.3pY La9; choice spring Lambs s!...y.
Cu.h. .1.N-tft ..b1. >.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-02
PROTESTS COURT DECISION
Reading Company Askx for rrcon-
Siucration of Decree, Charming
AntitruSt LAW CiOlnIinn
lBy Associated Press.

49,. ~! associated P-cSS.l
ARLINGTON. June 1.-The Read
ing company. Pennsylvania hold
ing corporation, asked the Supreme
court today 10 reconsider its rcccnt
decree; holding tho company to h,.
man antitrust law. The company said
IN" decree would impose a burLe n
and a possible loss on IL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-02

is chairman OF the drive. y mass
meeting of tho committees engaged
in tho sale of bonds among the
various labor unions viii be held
Friday night at Murphy's Hotel 1t
is planned TO raise sl25.000 or $780,
600.
Fifteen additional committees will
begin work next week. Tho building
VIII be erected as Il headquarters
for labor organizations and will be
located in the downtown district.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-02
Change. In Scabonrd Schedule.

several chuHSts N SCNtUUIc Wcrc
made public yesterday by officials OF
the Scahoad Air Line Railroad, Of
fcctiYe Sunday. Train No 3. the
fast mail" for Florida. will leave
Richmond at 1915 l.. NJ. daily instciN
OF 1880, and the Northbound train
from Florida, No. 1. Will arrive at
$780, instead OF Gas L. NJ. The
Florida Cuba special will leave here
for Jacksonville at ll:i0 p. NJ, in
stead of 1875, as formerly,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-02
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, june owing 10 confusion
over , The s;2'us OF The 2re,ent, contract.
Cotton exchange ordered that no session
voting by the members on amending the
bylaws so as 20 hermit the continuance
OF the present form Of contract Indefinite
~. BallotIng on IL started at II A. NJ. and
continued till +. ". The proposition was
approved unanimously. as had been ex-
pectcd.
While the polls were open word was
received from Washington that President
Wilson had signed the agrlcniinral appro-
that amendments to the cotton futures act
shall he permanent legislation. Tho meas
cotton grades for delivery and for n re-
%Suciion in deliverable grades from 20 to
10 the amendments 10 the hv-laws OF
ne local exchange. are in harmony, with
the law. and when trading Is resumed here
tomorrow there can he no question as 10
INC itSa! siatns OF contracts in force.
SPOT at Now ORLEANS was quiet. with
middling unchanged at 40: sales. 81? bales.
RcccipiS at Galveston were 1854. New Or
,cans; iS: Memphis. 1885, and II2uston.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-02
Market May Reopen Todny,
INCREASE TEXTILE WAGES
4 dds S1.O0O.ROO TO Weekly Pay Rolls
of New England Mills Granting
Advances.


BOSTON MASS. June IA gem
cral Increase in wages affecting APP
proNimatciy $500 textile operatives.
went into effect today in New Eng
land textile ccntcrs. Approximately
100000 Will DC added TO the weekly
pay rolls of the mills granting the in
CrCaScs.
a majority of tho unorganizcd
mill workers have accepted the in
crease, as have many who belong 20
various unions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-02
Sl'G Il

NEW YORK. Jume L-Th. !oca! rlnrke,
.or raw sugar was quieie. today and WIN,
no business was reported the unaort0ne
was HFntI win operators said to be- will
lAs 70 pay as hiSA as 80. TO s.C FOR ,ubas
S9st anu freight. while there was no, hing
oHrT!HE. nor was thrr" any Ind Gallons -;
w wa price Cuba might accept. In INC
a; ~ 20, ot puSs!meSs prices, were noinina.
-, 70, 20. Tor Senir.tuSal. the last price paid
" !tHiltEs !ate last week. The arrival Of
som. .ugar from Czecho-Slovak!a over tht.
ho.iHaE had little effect n ihs market
mere. as II was generally believed INA, ali
"a in's sugar had been arranged for earlier
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-02
Declare 100 Per cent Stock Dividend

,' = : :. i -t'N u 2 NJ ;. e, JUNO l.-An-
nounccWcnt was made today, the
directors or the Inman Mills, this
county, have decided on a stock divt-
dend OF 800 per cent. 300 per cent to
ne IN common stock and 100 per cent
in preferred stock A stockhorders,
meeting has been called 10 ra;ify the
acton OF the directors. This is the
largest stock dividend yet dcclar rcd
ny any southern cotton fin. The
present capitalization Of the mill is
$4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-02

Rcdiscount rates for loans on gov
eminent securities have been in
creased from 5l-2 per cent TO per
cent by the Richmond Federal Re-
serve Bank, making tho same rate
general throughout the United
Stats. There is no increase on COM
mercial paper, which Will remain at
s per cent. although several other
banks have increased rates TO per
cent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-02
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK. June l.--Print cloths and
sheetinE5 today were firmer and higher
on moderate buvlRg for delivery In June
and July. Dress g!nghams opened for
SWinS nave been taken up at once by the
Joooins trade. Raw silk was lower, but ac-
Two buying was reported. Mems wear is
due 10 fa!l In wool prices.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-02
COTrONsEEn OH

NV YORK. June i,-TEad!nS in cotton
seeu OF. was light and loc1, In character
prices averaging lower with lard Ieaa.nt:
months closed unchanged 10 5 - !nts rct
.oWeF. safes. 200 barrels Prime crude.
tieevo ASKED: prime summer yellow spot:
~ ; Wy. ,!ss5; SSptcnccr. N..2. Decell-
per. i'..'. al bid. Prime wIntc! yellow and
summer while nominal $3.50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-02
CLOSE EXCHANGE PENDING
CONTRACT LAW INQUIRY
Suspended Owing to Error of
Enrolling Clerk.
tBy Associated Prcs,.l

NEW YORK, June lowing to un-
certainty regarding the status of the
contract, the board OF managers of
the New York Cotton Exchange. at 4
meeting held early this morning, de-
cidcd to suspend trading for the day.
ana there was more or less unccr-
exchange would reopen for business
tomorrow.
The amendments to tho cottonfu-
lures act establishing the present
Congress with the wheat purchase
h:i! In March. 1919. This bill ex-
fircd hy limitation on Monday. and
WIN the new legislation passed by
;nancnt stiil to be signed by the
President. The board Of managers
decided 10 keep the market closed
until the contract is given legal
OF the legislation or by amendment
10 the bylaws Of the local exchange.
such amendments to the bylaws
had been drawn and approved by the
fact that under the rules they had
TO he posted for ten days before ac-
ton, could not be voted upon until
today. As anticipated. tho amend
menis were unanimously adopted. but
the situation was complicated by
later adviccs from Washington stat
Ing that. owing TO Il clerical error.
the bill signed BY the President con-
tanned the Conner amendment TO the
cotton-futures act, which had been
rejected In conference
Markc, May Reopen Today.
This raised fresh legal questions,
which Will be discussed at a special
meeting OF the board OF managers
OF the exchange called for $40
o'clock tomorrow morning. at which
Il decision Will he made with refer
encc to reopcning the market
Meanwhile, Washington advices
state that Congress has already
moved TO rcpass the legislation VITA :
out the Conner amendment. with n
possibility that this may be done and
the Presidents signature secured be-
fore the meeting Of the managers of
the exchange tomorrow morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-02
New York Waller, Go onf

Mattresses in hundreds OF restau-
rants throughout the city will go
on strike tomorrow. William Lehman
business agent of Local No. ]. OF tho
Hotel and Restaurant Employees In
ternational Alliance OF America, an
nounccd tonight. He said approx
mately 5000 would be involved
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-02
MAYA LSTOREs

steady; !s.. Sales. lsi; receipts. &c: shin.
mGGnts; 49,: stock; So. Resin nrm: sales
S ysii$s' Pn%,s; T. ls5G: =. 1850: T. r. q
y. l1.i0: VIC. 1910: wiz, il 50 w. '''-'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-02
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
(Reported bv Rodgers. Plummer 6 Co
llc.)

Petersburg. Va. June J. 1920
SrASiStl.FaGmcrs' stock, merke; quiet
!2 so 10 S2,5 per bushel
NlRGlNIAS-Farmera stock market quiet
Fancy jumbo. sac per lb
Jumbo. SIC to SIC per ID.
Extra prime. &C per ID.
Prime. 9L2c per ID,
Smelling stock. SC to Size per ID
Ryclcahed and shelled; wholesale.
Jumbos lie per 10.
Fanc!es. lo.c per Id.
Extra large Va sheiled. sc per 10.
No. Va. shelleo, lie per H.
No. Va. shel!ed. I5ac per H.
NO. : spanish sheiled, lic per lb
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-02
NEW YORK Ours MAnyEr.

NJ Nv w., y UklN. Juhe I-Sscurities ON The
c ,nfn slpmped sharpiy In the eariy, trading
lion Of the losses later. Several issues.
trend OF the market and gained stibstan.
tally. Interest was not very pronounced.
Among the oils Merritt was up u. stand /.
ard Oil OF New York eased on 1 points md
Mexican Panuco IA. Mining issues were
Irregular. with small net price Changes
r. a md IL,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-02

WASHINGTON, June 1.-The con-
ference report on the $4,000 900
naval appropriation hill. including
IN" Legislative rider for congress
sional commission 10 inspect Pacific
Coast naval bases. was adopted to-
gay ana sent 10 the Senate, where
u VIII be called Mn toinOrrOW
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-02

NEW nR1.EASIE

NEW ORLEANS. June Trough rice no
sa!os' FSSelris. siSy sacks .Ii!!!ers' receipts
same. lean .r!ce steady. Sales Japan 80,
9oe s.fiS at Gs.: Blue Rose. 7,ti5 pockets.
- z ~. bran. S,JCt u 400 per ton. Polish
unchan.ed. Kece!pts. ails
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-02
Drcnk Phosphate Shipping Record,

TAMPA. FLA. June 1.-Bettcrcd
conditions iE foreign trade are
graphically shown by the statement
from Captain Morris. of the Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad terminals, today