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fb) And that at the hearing deeres
he granted accepting the surrender OF
petitioners charter and authorizing
and ordering its dissolution.
BENNET. TWlTTY & REESE,
Petitioners Attorneys.
GEORGIA, aGLYNN COUNTY.
Before the undersigned in person
appeared s. K. Brown, who having
been first duly sworn deposes and
says on oath that he is president OF
Manufacturer Timber rompany and
that the allegations contained in the
aforegoing petition are true.
S. K. BROWN,
Sown to and subscribed before me
this 81 day of April, 1920.
DAVID H. POPE,
Notary Public. Glynn County, Ga
The foregoing petition read ana
considered.
Let the same be filed in the office
Of the clerk of the Superior court o.
Glynn county.
1t is ordered that the hearing On
said petition be held at the court
house in said county on the fourth
Monday in May. 1920, or at such time
thereafter as the hearing may then
be continued to, and that copy OF
The petition and of this order be pub
lished once week for four weeks be-
fore the deate of hearing in the
Bruins wick News, the newspaper
wherein sheriff's sales for said coun
" are publihed.
This April 9th. 1890.
III j. P. HIGHSMITH.
5-r1-S-15s22. Judge S. c. B. c
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IOSr-Two small keys with brass
tag number 46 on tag. lost near post
Office. Liberal reward if returned to
l.. "A. Miller. 1922 Albany st. 6-21
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MAcHlNISTS WANTED - FIRST.
GLASS MEN ONLY. GOOD STEA-
DIV WORK. ED. FRoSsARD, EN-.
PLoYMENT MGR, TERRY SHIP.
BUILDING CORP. PORT WENT.
WORTH, GEORGIA.
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Georgia, Glynn County.
'o2Superior Court of said County:
The petition OF Manufacturers Tim
Der Company respectfully shows:
- Petitioner was incorporat
ed under charter granted by this
Honorable Court on December 1G
1912.
Petitioner has recently sold it,
entire, assets and has paid all of TT
debt and has made distribution amonl
{ stockholders.
! S.--rhe capital stock Of Petitions
'ssued and outstanding IS One Hun
lred shares of the par value of $40
;ach; and all of which have share,
pro rata in the distribution of it
assets.
AT a meeting of petitioners stock
olders held November 2S, 1919. call
I'd among other things for the pun
pose. of considering and taking &C
ton looking to it's dissolution by
'urresder Of it's charter and fran
elise as provided by law, at which al
IF its stockholders were present il
heron or represented by proxy. a reso
'ution was adopted as follows, to-wit
WHEREAS. in view of the actions
this day authorized the company viii
sell all Of its property and has effect
cd a: liquidation of its affairs, excep
PAUL NJ. Lang in the purchase by, hiE
heretofore authorized, and whe,
these things are satisfactorily AT
'anged there will be no further reaso:
'or the Company to, remain in exist
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iWANTED-To hire, u mule, and a
girl to ride him. Apply Box Al. 522
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FOR RENT OR TRADE Buick Six
Touring Car infirst cias condition.
Would consider small house-Apply
1904 Newcastle st.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE Ford truck, in good run
ming condition; electric sign; cash
registry; charging outfit. Byck
Electric Co., 1916 Newcastle, phone
go $40
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LOST-A gold bar pin set with sap
phire and pearls; liberal reward if
returned to Mrs. w NJ Evans. t2G0
Prince street, Phone 965.
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MISUNDERSTANDING hand for oper-
ating timbe sizes and hatcher. U.
S. Maritime Corp. 6-21
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LOST, STRAYEID, or stolen from 500
London ST., bull pup Reward if
returned to Miss Helen Branham.
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Select your tires ao-
eording 10 che roads
they have to travel:
In slndyor hillycountry,
wherever the going is apt
TO be heavy-rhe U. S
Nobby.
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FOR QUICK SALE - Two lots on
Union. near l. cheap. A beautiful
50x150foot lot in Urbana at sacri-
fee. See A. H. Leavy.
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-~-w-----
WANTED.

, WANTED-To buy second hand
Vistrola, must be in good condition
Phone 492.
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ROOMS TO Nicely furnished
screened rooms for rent, one with
private bath; board if desired. Ap-
ply at 1916 Union ST., phone 743. tt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11
MILITARY MEN TO STAGE
OLD AND MODERN DANCES
Folk Miller Quartet VIII Feature
Event in Grnys' hrmory,


"Ye Olde Time and Yc New Time
stockdeil Machine Gun company and
the Fifth Company, First Provisional
Regiment, Virginia Infantry. National
Guard. Saturday night. January II. a.
80 o'clock. in the Grays' Armo-y. The
affair Will be chapcroned by the aux
ilia-y OF the two companies. Captain
Tony" Miller. assisted by the Polk
Miller Quartet, viii entertain with old :
zine. down South songs. and stories.
The lancco and Virginia Reel will be
DANCED IN costume. and an exhibition
dance VIII be given by a popular
young couple Of Richmond
MISS Louie M!lihiser is Chairman of
committee IN charge Of the dance.
She will be assisted by Mrs. Rober, 5.
hudson. Mrs. Henry Dickeeon. Mrs.
W u. Jackson. Mrs. ". W. Poindcxtcr,
Mrs. Lamont T!nbcrlake. Mrs L. @.
Moore, Mrs Rosa o'Sullivan. Mrs l..
{: Walthaii Airs. Arthur r. Null, Mrs
Thomas Gcbhardt. Miss Theima Haynes
Mrs. Carrie Buntin. Mrs. y. G. Exams.
Mss l.. d. Ashworth. Mrs. L. A. Tallcy,
Mrs. JACK" 1iorner. Mrs 9. Reynolds
and Mrs. Bertha Judd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11
NEW YORK ASSEMBLY
SUSPEMDS SOCIALISTS
Action Follows Recent Practice oI
Congrcss-ChuiIcnEc
Fitness.
tr'y Associated Pros. !


NEW YORK, Jan. l0.--The Mex
York Asscmbly's suspension OF ills five
Socialist members follows the recent
practice or Congress, state Senator
legislative committee investigating
seditions activities. declared III Il
statemen, issued here tonight
challenge OF the fitness TO serve OF
the Socialists "as individuals" Scna-
;or Lusk SAID. The charges against
scented before the joint Legislative com
mit:ec. lie added, although the com
mittec is mot the complainant nor a
party TO the hearings.
The charge Is that they, az inGi-
viduals, personally stand FOR the over
throw of tho established State and ma
lencc." Senator Lusk said. '',rhcir AZ
f!!atiors with the Socialist party, as
now organized. and tho Rand school
their attitude towards Communism and
having bearing on the question Vf
an, iLer they Individually aye pledged
- the violcn; and revolutionary over
throw Of our government.
The suspended Socialist Assembly,
mcn should have been permitted TO re
tain their sents in the Assembly until
ana he a reT by weF ordsriy nro
cessus." Governor Smith declared, IN :,
statement here tonight. lie warned the
Assembly 20 "excrciec with care and
determining the qualifications Of It's
membership.
Although I am unalterab!y opposed
70 the Fundamental principles of the
Socialist PARTY" said Governor Smith.
at Is inconceivablc that 4 minority
party duly constituted and legally or
gained should be deprived Of it's rights
ot expression so long as it has honest
-. by lawful methods of education and
propaganda. succeeded in securing
rep.cs en- tat!on, unless the chosen rep
resenta tiros arc unfit as Individuals
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11
HUGH POWELL CHOSENN
TO SUCCEED HIMSELF
Continues ~ Superintendent or Grace
street Bnptist sunday School
Other Elections.

Hugh II. POWELL was chosen 20 sue
coed himself as euperintendea: of the
Grace. street Baptist Church Sunday
Schoo!. a; the annual meeting OF tho
iicnry Ebcl was elected assis.an,
81 secretary. {. l.. blackburn was
k!ns, librarian. Assistan; Librarians ap-
pointed werc Miss Elizabe,l, Butler aud
ITant!ey Adkins. Miss Estcile Richard :
son was chosen as pianist.
Seven departmental supe.iutendents
We're also elected r. the meeting. They
were: &c r.. Winston, adult depart
;ermedia,c department.: MISS Irma Pill
Low. junior department.: Miss Dorothy
Jones primary department; Mrs. @. r..
airs : = Adlsins. lone G dSpar,ment,,
and Miss sidney BROOKS ,nisa!oaary,:
department.
James o. Kirk. u. was appointed TO
rrp-cscnt tho sh"ol IN tho baptist Sun
day school Association.
~ the annual repo-t OF the superin-
MAS read 1T the meeting. the fact Mas
brought out that the school had sub
scribed more than $4,000 for mission
rolls during 1919.
ATTENDANCE. according to Nj; Powell.
per cent for the officials and SO per
cent for the scholars.
The report showed that there are a.
t!ie present time 107 In the home de-
partment and that the cradle roll num-
.berS fourteen.
the year and fifty baptisms. Comment
ing on the report. Mr.. Powell stated
that the attendance shown was much
larger than ever before since he be-
came superintendent u the school six
years ago. The totalVstreneth OF the
school. according 10 Mr.. Powell. is
.3s. superintendent was not Sc
lected for the cradle roll department
at the annual meeting. In the primary
department.. Mrs. NJ. p. Lassiter was
elected as assistant superintendent and
Mary Cox AS secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11
DON'T NEGLECT A
RHEUMATIC PAIN
Buy AID keep handy q bottle of pain
relieving Sloan'S Liniment

Y ,OU need 1t when the uncI pectcd
v rheumatic twinse starts-thc
i pains and aches following cX-
posurc-scia tca. lumbago, sore mus
cles, stir joints, neuralgia. Forgot all
about buying another bottle and keep
:u6 It handy, didn't you? Get il today
play safc-you may need il tonight.
This famous countcr-irritant pcnc.
trateS without rubbing and scatters the
conGestion. The pain or ache is coon
relieved. leaving no plaster or poulticc
mussiness. no stained skin. Thou
sands of regular users keep it handy
FOR emcrsency-they don't suffer need
iessly. Three sizes at all druggists
55c, zoe, Sl.40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11
CLAIMS women IN DANGER
MORMONlSM SPREADS FAST
IN AMERICA, SAYS SPEAKER
Mrs. Lulu Lovclnnd Shepard, OF Salt
Lake CITY. Addrcsses Meeting
NJ y. w. &. a.

That youns s.rls in Richmond. as
Mormon n,n m hnIno sr 1000 or whom
and that returned Mormon soldiers
are i SAILING gIris in;o WormYnif@
Mrs Lulu Loveland Shepard to an au-
dience OF women ut the Y ". c. A.
yesterday afternoon.
Airs. Shepard Is a native OF Tonnes
sec WEo mas lived twcnty-seven years
in salt Lake CITY.
az women only at Scventh Street Chris
tian Church at O'Clock this afternoon.
M5s sh sin.y , hdys she VIZ expose
OF the Mormon marriage service which
~ . dramatization OF the first two
81 Man Is said to he the climax. The
service IS from six to eight hours long
~ celebrated in the Mormon temples.
Reports $4,000 Converts.
Nra. Shepard stated yesterday that
tnero were $4,000 converts to Mormon
ISM from Protestant churches in
America last year. and that the Nor
amy.
Il. II. Roberts. who was unseated in
= polysamis;, Mrs. shepard declared
e S Mss5 smh and ,d that ,ho
leader, .ky. his sixth. wife. WAC sccre-
ta,T Of the Ghapiains Association:
this group OF spoakcrs and workers
Which Is sent out by the Nationa! Re-
~. Tibbctts declared tina. the OBJ
jcc' o. the present anti-Mormon cam
!ativc. the chief ain being. TO arouse
me p"op.c q The United states 10 4
realization OF the menace OF Mormon.
:s:r.
Bni is Introduced.
y bill has, already been introduced
n Consrcss. ne said, % amend the Con
fat.tN u t-p
made 4 Federal crime in the United
Sta;es or iis depcndcncies:
,orm Association win be in Richmond
Tor several weeks and will go from
I ,SG. 70 Boston. where It is alleged
DE- Tibbette declared that tho Nor
tnsse missioaary dpive an fo3 over e IN, ih
country under the prc,ext oe a socio-
lTTs sana siSryey ana IN view Of this tac,
,neaace, particularly TO the women OF
the United States:
Dv.. T!bbctts stated. was orEanizcd
IN 1869. All Protestant churches we're
! tsspreSnent"9 In the orEan!7ation which
ies:ant sentiment In tho United states
SeveruI Meeting. Today.
,,., 0;ihsT TetoFms besides that Of the
Na;iaaI nfoG fYpae1 iGT wh ,@d The
observance OF Tho Sabbath. unl;orr
marriage ana divorc. laws. tho labor
question, and the Introduction OF tho
Dib!e In all the public schools OF tho
country.
DR.. Tihbetts will address a mass
meeting for mon only At St. James
Methodist Church this afternoon al
o'clock on Mormon Temple Secrets"
and tonight at Barton Heights Metho-
f!st Church on '.Amcrica's Greatest
Peril" IIc Will speak this morning
n Highland Park Methodist Church.
Mrs. Shcpards meetings arc held
uhucc auspices OF the Y ". c. A.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11
LIVES ARE SAFEGUARDED
Governor Irnwden Snys Trainers of
Constitution Had Aimed to
Curb Mob Rule.
[By Associated Press

CHICAGO. Jan. 10.--Csovernor Low
The Compensation OF the Hamilton
CLUB Or the birth of Alexander Ha:nii-
ION Ion declared that che who would now
Ia! PIoiane bands upon that Const.tu-
non after $50 years OF progress would
become traitor to his country and an
The Constitution. no Gotta
10 avoid at the same time tho Al
soeracy or the despot and the turbu-
,smiicG OF inc nn,y mob" by comforting only
f.aners. sitting in Independenne Hail ali
"safnguarded forever the fnndamentn i
rights OF even the smallest rninorit,. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11
HrlHtol's Creamery MAKING n.nav

:, hEiSToL. VA, Jan. 1O.-The clover
n month or moro ago. has let The e' c r,nu
bnt,er f0f the erection Of an
tions as soon as the buildinr ;s f,ni.ha1
and equipped with machinery, etc i.
Il. Ramsey ia the general MANAGE -;
the plant. "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11
Oil Company Demonstrated.

RALEIGH. y. C, Jan. 1c.-A $4,000
900 oil company, the Sinclair Refining
Company. OF Portland, Nc. was do
!ncsticated for business III North Caro-
in capital OF s2s, 900, 900. and while il
has done no business in North Carolina
in tho past, is one of the larger OF the
independent refining companies
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11
The Weeks Weather.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Io.--Wea .he-
projections for che week beginning
Monday arc: Middle Atlantic States
tair urst half, followed by some snow
or ram during second half OF week
temperatures nearly normal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11
Cnmminsx Mm1 Ni.it snn Israncl,cn.

san FRANCISCO. Jan. lO.-Homer :.
National Committee, will visit San
Francisco Within :. month to assist in
arrangements for the national conven-
tion here in June. Postmaster Charles
w. Fay was advised today by te!e-
graph.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11
Provide Special Equjpment.

the ncuro-surgicai unit for examina-
tion. and IL it is found that they re-
quire hospital treatment they will be
ciai equipment is provided and where
the necessary operation may be per
formed; In addition to Memorial Hos
pita! the Public Health Service also
the Sick for similar service.
Richmond is located IN the fourth,
district. which embraces Virginia,
Maryland, the District of Columbia and
West Virginia Wounded ard diseased
soldiers will be cent 20 Memorial Hos
pital from this district for treatment
II plans now under coHsdc ration ma
tcrializc IL is poss ble. IL is said. tina;
Patients from other states adjacent to
the fourth district also Will be sent to
Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11
HOSPITAL HERE SELECTED
FIRST NEURO-S SURGICAL UNIT
TO BE ESTABLISHED BY u. S.
in"'in Health Service starts New
'rn.meht "f WourdcJ Men
mt Memorial Hospital.

Richmond has been selected =. F., con-
yer ior thN reconstruction nc disabled
Veterans or the world war. according.
20 anuoinccncnt made las, night by
~. JOIN l.. Moore. supervisor OF the
state OF Virginia for the United states
Public Health Service
rams Tor expanding the activities
OF me PUBIC Health Service in Nir-
slhiit ana surrounding States. accord
ing 70 Or Moore. provide for the crca-
tioi III kichmonu OF the frs; ncuro.
surgical unit To he established bv tho
service. and the treatment and c;irc q;
diseases aud Injuries o. the brain
Sp.n4i cord and nerves.
~ h'Gc number OF Wounded men now
un6er supervision Of the Pubic Health
service have been discharged from the
Tccons,ruction hospitals, and further
treatment VIII be given ut various cen
tcrS throughout the country incluI
ing J,icLmop0 -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11

WINSTON SALEM, y. c., ian. 10
The Printing house OF Stewart
Brothers was destroyed by fire today
enta!.ins an estimated loss or $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11
SucCint IDntu

Local Observation. NJ y .-. N. Yesterday.
wind uirHCtIOfl. east: wind velocity.
Gather al j. NJ. clear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11
Many Men Examined.

70" TSVahT S.Es'on Z. +. W.forg Il
the examining officer. who has charge
or examining and treating all Office
cases. In tn" case of war Risk In
surance examinations. these reports
arc forwarded 20 tho bureau ut Wash
inEton and form basis on which
All cases requiring treatment are
examined and sent 10 the hospital for
necessary treatment, these cases being
William RUSSELL Jones acting assist :
ant and consulting surgeon
The Richmond station also has OBJ
Mercer. specialist on diseases Of the
eye. car. nose and throat, who looks
after all cases requiring the services
of specialist.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11
The Weather
FURNISHED by U. S. Weather Durean.i
Forecast: virginia.
Fair. slightly warmer
sunday: Monday fair.
North Cnrolina-F'air.
slightly warmer sun
day: Monday fair.
Local Rainfall.

Halnfall l" hours ending T.. ~. None
tainfal - hours ending y. M..... None
deficiency since March ........... 20.
Deficiency since January l .......,.... 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11
CONDITIONS IN IMponrANr CITIES.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

c.. Jaouh.y II. !.-v
sun sctS ............. .............. b:ll
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11
Memorial IL Selected.

Mrans cmcnts have been made by
INC government "ith Memorial Hospital
patients as arc bcncticiari.s of The
PuDlic Health Service. Modern appa-
ratns and equipment will be inYtaiied
AZ Memorial Hospital for diagnosis and
treatment.
The personnel Of the ncuro- surgical
unit cons SITS OF Dr. G. e. Coleman, DR..
Paul V. Anderson and DR.. John II.
Baird. ali OF Richmond
INC Richmond station OF the Public
Health Service is under the direction of
T. a. surgeon John j.. Moore, with
11iiiccs in tho Chamber of CONNIE rec
buiIhinG. room Sot. The work OF this
station consists of examination and
treatment OF War Risk IRsura ncc bcnc-
ncia-ies, Employees Compensation
commission claimants, merchant sea :
men and other classes OF bcnorc;ariss
Oi Inc Pnhlic ucnlth ScrYire
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11

Methodist Church this afternoon n,
o'clock on Mormon Temple Secrets
and tonight 1T Barton Heights Metho-
f!st Church on '.Amcrica's Greatest
Peril" He Will speak this morning
n Highland Park Methodist Church
Mrs. Shepards meetings arc held
undce auspices OF the Y. w. c. A.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11
Bill is introduced.
SevernI Meetings Today.

OthtT rctorms besides that OF tho
Natto!.al reform Association stood. Dr.
Iinbetts declared 10 hc the Christian
observance OF the Sabbath. uniform
marriage ana divorce laws. tho labor
question, and the Introduction OF tho
Dib!" In all tho public schools OF tho
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-02-11
-'-------a-.Ax~------=-
RAYMONDVILLE NEWS

Mir and Mrs s l.. Gin MIR and Mrs
Chns Kennedy and NJ. X Dreyer left
Wednesday night TO attend the funeral
OF Mrs w g. Sprague nj san Antonio
the following day Mrs Suraguo died
at o'clock "Wednesday morning after
"a very brief Illness ~ influenza follow
ed hA pneumonia She IL survived by
her husband William f. Sprague. a
daughter. Harriet four sisters and two
brothers Mrs s. T, can and AIRS. NJ.
N DRYER OF this plnp. are sisters and
Chas. Kennedy of isford brother OF
deceased lnterment VIII pc mude n
the SpmEEe burial plot in iroNloence,
Rhode Island
The funeral OF nts r. w Crow ot
Donna will take place at the q Lin
dahl home in th.s place ON sunday at
n o'clock Mrs. Grow died Thursday
night al N.l5 after a two weeks Illness
from influenza, followed hy pneumonia.
She De- survived hN hos husband Z ",
Crow and daughter, Elaine Kathleen
Garrett of Donna her fnthcr @. Lin
dahl a brother. \. \ lindahl three
sisters. Mrs " a Harding Mrs =. G..
Pleas and Miss Harriet Lindahl, an of
RnymondviilC lntermcnt win take place
Ia the Raymondviuc cemetery.
The dyanmo for the electric light
plant arrived Friday and VIII he in-
stalled hhortlN. After several months
Ia the darkness the townspcople VIII
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-02-11
COTTON PRICES
LOWER and
WEAKER
Renewed Liquidation Seem
ed Responsible for Gen
ersl Declines.


NtfW NoNk reh 10 The market
inr cotton lulWcs was unsettled and
Nrurrlis lower tUdH, under rrneWn al
uf liquidation ana scattering rrfFsurs
whlth seemed tn como partly from tho
South The faAcnl lisi closed HigatS
3t 81 not decline nf ~ Co. 1t points un
40 mnnthn except ivhfnNiA. which WIS
at points higher
The market OPENED st.Nd' "a ae.
cline in the face 90 ntrndiur Liverpool
gaNloa Liverpool WNA "a moderate huv-
90 but sentiment was unsettled by the
vArlN reactions in aterlirr end reports
that scattered Southern Holilna iud
ratrd unVnsinrrs among some holders
uf spot cotton lu the Interior There
Also appeared 10 De Hpprcurnsions that
tho unsettled INV WhterlHl market
might cause cancellations ~ cotton
geuda orders and lead 90 hedge uelilnr
hers las domestic Mills against Ato,ka
of gooda or raw material No definite
development WINS reported along such
lines hdt SLIGHT mid morning rnilics
met increased offerings ana recent huN.
buyers Tor a reaction which were cred
tied with selling ON the early afternoon
decline stop orders were uncovered
on tho hrenk After the, had boon OK
ecutcd the market turned Htendicr ON
covering and the afternoon rally iu
sterling New crop positions were vel
lively Quiet and steady during tho
-uiiFp DAY owing tu uufavopahlr Wen
thor In tho South.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-02-11
PRICE OF corn
MAKES STEEP
ADVANCES
Scantiness Of Receipts is
Largely Responsible for
Conditions.

~ The AaHnolnied ireHa
rHirNGo. rcb ~ Corn mnde %
continuous npturn ln price today chief
~ owing 90 arnntlneas of receipts ana
io prospects ~ railroad atrllc The
mnrt'f closed strong Use 20 4 3-bc
net higher with Stay figs ~ 10 b+h
ana JIM, sizes ise 10 a.4 oats Fninnd
"a 10 7-sc 10 2 a. and provisions
20 10 soc
AZ first opinion among corn traders
WAS divided ~ 80 ~" market effect ~
% railroad strike bu, thoro wnH com
pl"ic unanimity that the emergency
measures taken 10 hnetcn tho crop
movement had so far failed liullish
sentiment whs considerably augmented
ln ihe hast part ~ the day na result
~ fear spreading that the lack ~ ndo-
uuntU supplies a. primary centerH
would assume nm acute aspect lu cnee
the threatened railway strike became
q reality liig estimates ~ export unsis
u"sa in rye and onts tended also TO ne
the corn market
Shorts in oats were active huyars
i'rnVisiona rose with grain and hogs
despite packers selling 81 lard.