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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-09-20
WOMEN HOLD BALANCE OF
POWER IN MACON PRIMARY
1000 Qualified to Vote, and Both Sides
Claim 1900 of Them.

MACON, Ga.-Will the women of
Macon decide who will be the next
mayor of the city at the primaries on
September 21?
1t appears that this is very proba-
bic result of the campaigns being wag-
ed, following the registration of 1000
Macon women during the final days
of registration.
I'VE will receive 1,500 Of the 1000
votes cast by women in the primary, -
stated Wallace Miller, active in the
Luther Williams campaign.
"A majority of the women will vote
for Mitchell we claim 1900 of them
lat least" is the statement of r. G..
Plunkett, managing the campaign for
Jesse Mitchell.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-09-20
NO SUBSTITUTE OFFERED.

Say what you will about druggists
offering something lust as good" be-
cause it pays better profit, the fact
still stands that ninety-nine out of d
hundred druggists recommend Cham
berlain's Collie and Diarrhoea Remedy.
when the best medicine for diarrhoea
is asked for, and do so because they
know from what their customers say
of it, that it can be depended upon.-ad.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-09-20

be numbered I've been SO wonderful
ly built up l now weigh one hundred
and forty-three pounds and my stom-
ach is as sound as a dollar. In fact,
II believe | could eat the old army
rations again without it hurting me in
the least,
81 never miss chance of saying a
good word for Tanlac and | would
like to urge the boys of the Sixties
who are not feeling right to give it q
trial, for | am sure it would put them
in line again just as it has me. For
a man of my age to have no physical
ailment, to be we'll and strong and
enjoy life as he did twenty-five years
ago is certainly something to be thank
full for, and there is nothing too good
i can say for Tanlac."
Tanlac is sold by leading druggists
everywhere.-adv.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-09-20
CHIEF JUSTICE TAFT HAS
CANE 100000 YEARS OLD
Was Given to Him at Spokane When
He Was President.

Chief Justice William H. Taft, re-
Gently appointed to the United States
supreme court, has a walking stick
which is claimed to be 100000 years
old. During one of his visits to Spo-
kane, Wash, while president of the
United States, the people of that city
wanted to give him a unique present,
and had the cane fashioned. The walk
ing stick, cut from a tree that may
once have sheltered the mastodon and
the pterodacty1, is valued at $4,000.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-09-20

An individual bottle container for
cigarettes is the latest product for
smokers.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-09-20
MAY PETRIFY PEOPLE
WHEN DEATH CLAIMS THEM
Hungarian Scientist Said to Have Dis
covered New Embalming Fluid.

Deceased relatives may be petrifed
and preserved like marble statues, in
stead OF being buried, if the discovery
of an embalming fluid by Hungarian
lives up to expectations.
The fluid turns the tissues and glands
into a stone-like substance, although
the hair falls off. The discoverer of
the fluid has displayed pigs, dogs, cats
and rabbits petrified like stone through
the injection Of the secret preparation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04

peoples already have shown has
NOR" than repaid for the unpleasant
tries OF the past and the inconvcni-
cnccs Of the future"
The princess chattcd humorously
about her SURROUNDINGS.
Describes Ko.aI Family.
"Th" royal family SHE said with
4 smile, rs quit" a condemnation
Of interHntionaiistg Il represents
seven countries, Tho 1--WE brothers
married different national!ties. Con-
stani!ne married sophia. sister of the
Kaiser: Georgios. ,n. eldest brother.
married Princess Mario. only child
Of Prince Roland Bonrpartc. Of
France: Prince Nicholas welded the
hraud Duchess Helena daughter OF
Ei: .i puke Vladimir, Of Russia:
iFiNN" NnHrcaS married the british
iriuccss Alice, daughter OF FRINGE
Louis Of Battcu5crg. ana Primo.
.c, ,,, ".i.h'roS Welded me. an Ameri-
I'm = ne father of the brothers.
~ M GeorSios. WAS Danish
fni We are all on most friendly
terms, and. while we are all Greeks
now each OF us defends the land OF
our nativity"
II Was merely coincidence. she
SUD that made the Dollar princcss''
Mhat sne ~ today. Instead OF !. victim
oil the 1.Isitaniu tragedy
Il had intended sailing; for Eu-
rope in 1913" the princess declared.
And had booked my passage on the
i.uSitania. received AN annony-
nous warning not to 10 on the yes
sell however. and changed my plans"
Aid In tplift Wurk.
Now that court !lfc has come 10 her
thc princess nndS II giving way TO
proD.cmS more pressing than socicty.
tnhcttonS. she is operating with
on"en Sophia in social Upiif, work
ana viii continue to d-vtO- much
Inn. To that unless the war with
turkey makes X necessary for her
10 enter hospital work along with
nthcr Of the court ladies' Her hus-
band, Prince Chr!9tophrr plans to 20
70 The smyrna lighting front with
King Constantine. IL the King re-
ceres PERMISSION from the Cabinet
TO take this step.
losing IN. interview the princess
u,cc'ared that Greece today Is fer
til" field for American capital.
The country needs American ,u-
slnccr:. money and the American
the important position offered n.
There is the greatest opportmni;v
nor" TO aid humanity as well as 20
secure most handsome financial re-
turns at the same time. Tho ncopIc
worShi? Americans Aly arrival wns
to Athens"
The princess declared that Queen
sophia Is Il most tragic figure ba,rt
broken over the death Of her son
the late King Alexander of Greece
who died OF bloodpoiSoninr cuosci
by the bite OF pet monkey.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
DOLLAR PRINCESS CALLS
HER SON A SACKCOATER
f"rmcr Mrs. Leeds Says lie Was
Not Raised for the Royal
Purple.
PAYS TkInuTE no AMERICA
Stiii Her Country, She Declares.
Despite the Fact That She Re
h""ncrd Her Citizenship to En-
ter Greek Royal Family.
by \. T.. JOHNSON.
United News StufY Cnrrc>nn,,,.,,

lCcpyriGht 1921. rs United News.l
ATHENS. Jan 3--piinces. Anas-
tasla didn't rails" hej boy to wear "A
crown or coronct
The former Mrs William I..r.ls or
New York ana Cleveland but now of
''rcek royalty through her rnarriag.
10 tTincc Christopher. prefers. so far
- hef son William is concerned. the
american business suit to regal raj
nent. ana an American girl for a,
"auRhtcr-in-law rather than some
royal princess.
owing to the fact that tho DOLLAR
Princess" has commanded a place OF
great popularity in tine Greek heart
since tho return OF King Constantine.
mere VAS been vast conjecture In
court circles te TO hc, futur. activity
mere. And tho Greek imagination has
'E"h" :" Tar a. 20 predict marriage
eventually between her son William.
low aEcI IL. ana one Of the royal
In AN hours interview with tho
Mrittr. how"vcr-the first extended
interview 'hc American princess has
tin"-shh disposed Of current runners
about her boy at the Very outset.
love America and st!l! consider
myself an american, despite the re-
said Il want William (hnr SOM 70
return TO the United States and he
com" "a useful citizen OF his native
t s,nnr, ma ! hope he marries an
VIII Visit United states
whether to start MN on his career
or not the princess declared that in
nc srTinG she would visit America
win her son and her husband. re-
my iai'E mere At least four months.
in desiring her son to enter use
iui American business the nrinccss
- following the wish Of the late
Mr. i.c"ds. who. before no died. de-
cared ne visited his son adequately
protected against the useless and
waSt"fui life led by SO many million
are Youngsters and trained to he n
constructive citizen OF his country
Young Leeds was left sometime like
s.cPc.OoO as n foundation for what
ever career he chose" lie was cdu-
Gated in an exclusive school in Xcw
Jersey for time and later went 10
school abroad)
Young Leads is now lG ana may
get JOB whom ne lands here next
SprinE What his mother has in mimi
ior MN was not disclosed III the in
Th" princess swung from hc- boz
20 court ~" in general
1T Is limited" she said. .hccausc
my time IS occupied by ar,l,ious
!nb"rs. | work from 10 O'Clock in
N" morning until 6 o'clock in tbc
evening, receiving delegations. Mt
tending to correspondence and direct
ing ch1ritics. 10 not rc-ro, this -
she added. THE sacrifices h,vc
lnhdc nave oncncd field of large
usefulness The gratitude III. Greet,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
CHICAGO MAY ADOPT
EUROPEAN POLICE RULES
System Is Urged Under Which All
residents and Transicnts
Must Register.

10Y United NcWS


CHICAGO. Jan. 3.-Est.bl;shua,.
oi u,e Europcan police system. under
"h!ch every resident and transient -
compelled 10 register with the polio.
- a possible innovation In chicago.
IN, ,Alohso crime Commission. AS
progress OF crime Gors during 1920.
VIII take the matter under consider
alton on january II. Then. If tho
movement in favor of such action is
stt9hS enough 10 insure affirmative
action hy tn" City Council every citi
zen ana other person tarrvInn -,
Town VIII have 20 march TO the po-
lice stations ana tell who thnv arc
what th"y do, whCru I'D
Such other information as M.u
or crooks.
II the movement is successful here.
us sponsors may appeal to Washing
ION Tor presidential order for sim
mar registration throughout Hr
country pending such time as ieEIs
iatlon covers criminal registration
1t is declared by William l.. Mo
Zee, examiner OF the records dcpnr;
incht here. that crime in large Amer
icah cities exceeds that OF Eurooc,n
cities by from 200 TO 900 per cont
ms ne attributes 70 Ignorance OF
who the criminals are
MI Chicago crime records were
smashed during 1920. Complct. fr
ures on the property losses durin.-
me year have not been cornplctcI
but they exceed the si2.oO0.o00 loss
ni i'i' by many millions. it is de-
cared by police officials. Losses
through hurE!aries. holdups, ana
pocket picking alone amounted to So
:2Si13.4o last year. according Ia no
lice figures. or this S972.6S3 worth
Oh property was recovered. 1Ilcsc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
cuIcAG0 GRAIN AM i.KoDucE.

CHICAGO. Jan. 3.--GnuSuaily sharp adj
vanccs In ;hc Ir!cc 90 wheat took place
today. owing to the main TO talk OF heavy
export buv!nE and to the Senate passing
the War Finance Corpora;ion act over the
Presidents veto. Closing quotations were
strong Al -. TO &c net higher. with March
i.6,. 10 49, and May i.5lia 20 ,.:la.. Corn
gained lAs 10 ~ oats. lianM 10 20 and
provisions. 10 ijc.
Values in the wheat vii rose to the high
cs. level yet this season for the May de-
livery and 20 the best figures since the
first week in December for March. From
the Outset there was an active demand
from houses with eastern connections
whereas offerings thr"ughou, the day
were light. Resides expert purchases in
tn" Southwest were said to have been on
a larger scale and 10 have included 2o.0r
hu.hcis for France. trrrnvcd domestic
caii cor aour was also noted. Topmost
rriccs OF the day were reached after news
lame tina, the Senate had overridlen the
presidential veto ~ the war financial
measure and that the House would prob
ably foliow suit. The finish showed no
important reaction.
Corn and oats mpathizcd with tho
advance OF wheat. In addition corn was
hullIshlv affected bY EXPORT business at
81. Louis and Baltimore Provisions were
lifted chiefly result OF grain strength.
Leading futures ranged "a follows:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
MARKET SHOWS GAINS
IN NEARLY ALL ISSUES
Advances In Standard Stocks
Ranged From Fraction OF
Point to Full Point.
spECIAITIEs ALSO IMPROVE
Following Early Strength Profess
sionals Begin Offering Shares I'm
All Parts or List--IiiSll-Grnd
Bonds Slow Good Demand.
nY nI,nADAN WNLl..

NEW YORK. Jan. 3.---With but few
exceptions. the stock market closed
strong today. with substantial gains
in practically all OF the most active
industrials and railroad issues. Ad-
vanccs In the standard Issues ranged
from a fraction TO full point. while
srccialtics showed gains all the way
from to nearly 8 points. business
was on "A lighter scale. but purchases
Tor the most part represented cover
Ing OF outstanding short commitments
by persons Sho had been waiting
until the beginning Of the new year
10 close out their transactions on the
bear side OF the market in order to
usc the profits which would have to
he paid the EoScrnment II the trans
actions had been completed last week
Wall street Cheerful.
Wall street began the new year In
!, cheerful frame OF mind IA reflected
in Il higher opening for stocks. The
Improvement IN quotations also mir
i"T"h the many optimistic statements
bankers concerning the outlook for
finance and business TIA. current year.
Following the early strength. pro-
csicnnls began Offering stocks in
all parts Of the list Atlantic. Gulf
and West Indies again came forward
with n sharp break TO Il ncw 10"
TtcOfu Tor this movement. shipping
shares and oils also turned heavy. and
Losses Of from TO points from the
best figures In the early dealings
were established Toward midda:
'hcr" "aH some recovery, but the up
ward movement was not resumed
with any yigor until late in the after
noon. when practically all the losses
were wiped out and replaced With
substantial gains
Increased Inquiry Continues.
Inn Ef.r frly
continued up 10 the close o! the SEES
sion. when the final prices were near
the best General Asphalt Was u
leader ana closed with u ne; gain or
more than points. Retail stores
rose more than , points each. Liz;
pctt-Mycrs rose . and i. I.orillard
common nearly points. The to-
baccU companies had AN unusually
profitable year In 1920. Unlike most
industrial companies they We're not
called upon to experience heavy losses
in earnings the latter six months
owing to deprecated Inventories ANA
:. failing on IN the demand for their
products.
\ good remand continued FOR bonds.
IN. hIgh-SraGc. as we'll AZ Epccu!a-
tive, issues being purchased on =
large scaie This Was particularly
true OF the 81. Louis and San Fran
cisco income 6s and the local trac-
ton issues Despite the good bond
market, little Is heard among tho
large Investment houses Of proposed
new offerings AT this time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
RICHMOND TERMINAL ASKS
$4,000 NOTE AUTHORITY
frtiti"ns Interstate Commerce c,,,
s-,Onr! utgU FER irni. N""-
tBy Associated Press

WASIilNGTON. Jan. 3.-Thc Cen
trail Of Georgia Railway Company
applied TO the Interstate Commerce
Commission today for permission 10
create an equipment trust fund.
amounting TO not more than sG50.OOO,
for the purchase OF equipment valued
nj Sl,o6G,l23 The trust certificates
arc to bear interest at the rate of I
per cent. and are payable in annual
!nstallmcn;s. maturing in from eleven
to fifteen years after date OF issue.
The Richmond Terminal Railway
Company also applied for permission
20 issue TWO notes amounting to S25,-
600. One note for Si2.5o0 would b.
made payable 10 tho Richmond. Fred
cr!cksburg and Potomac Railroad
Company. and tn" other, for a like
amount. to the Atlantic Coast Line.
Both notes bear interest ut the rate
Of per cent ana are to expire on
January /. 1924. the date OF issue re-
uucstcd being January |. this year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO. Jan. 3.-Cattlc: receipts. o.
OS.: beef steers. - TO sc higher. best ac-
ton Oh common and medium grades: top
li.2j: bu'k OF sales. 500 n 1903: fat she
Gamers cutters and veal calves steady :
hulk vcalcrs. ll5DTl:,50. choic. shipping
calves strong: stockers and feeders. .5c
Hogs: receipts 5000: orcnns. 10 to Sc
higher. closing weak and advance mostly
lost: tor. early. 100 for Hight Ugh, and
10 10 ISj-pouud offerings: bulk. ?.l0fr9G5:
,iEs strong Ia ioc higher: bulk desirable
" TO 1870 pound pigs +. s. ~ 1900
sheep: receipts. atC0o: haHdyweight
ewes steady: heavy sheep and lambs. -
10 5Dc lower: load prime St-pound
lambs early. II -: practical top. HOO buIis
fat lambs s.o5T liVI. bulk fat ewes, 3.25 u
100. rhoice FODDER limbs. $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
EMERGENCY FLEET BODY
NOT FEDERAL AGENCY
Wen Charged with Posing ns CoveYn-
mcht Representations Freed by
Supreme Court.
~ NsSnciated Press. !

IENSS,
WASHINGTON. Jan. 3-f,octs;,,,
81 Florida courts that the E,mergeScv
Feet Corporation is not q Federal
hEcncy, but "A cooperative body, were
sustained today by the Su!--emc Court
IN the. appeal brought by tho govern
ment In the case OF james IT. Strang.
OF the Duval Ship Quitting Company
, StranE: with Henry G. Thomas and
Leroy w. Walter. was indicted ~
charges of having acted as agents
OF the government in making con-
tracts with firms in which they had
an interest. The Indictment was
QN2shed by the court below
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04

nsures make no account OF cmbezzle-
mcnts, forgeries. and other swindlinp
winch make up the bulk OF the losses
burE!artcs and other thieves worf.
Ell with steady consistency here la AZ
year. ~ monthly police resume shows
ulat during no month did they net
TOSS than S2il.2i2 and in November
was si33,336.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
CURE MARKET.

NEW NONk. Jan. 3-'Th" curb market
started the fra, business DAY OF the new
year with show IL strength IN "a mum
bcr 10 issues and "A brlsa demand for
many bonds. but nearly all The activity On
a large scale was confined within The h:st
hall hour. After that 'rriud business
faded away for time with declines in
number -! stocks from the opening
range. but stcadiucss developed and dur
inE the greater part OF the session price
movements were ~ higher l"ycis with a
fai: demand In many OF the Petroleum
and Industrial issues
~. a nj 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.

Petersburg Va Jan. 3 1921.
SPANISH stock. '"aTkc; weak.
S'c hush"i.
IRGlTiAS-Farne-s. stock. market nom
Fancy Jumbo. &c 30 &c D.r 10.
ENira prime. &c per 10.
Prime. 3'.C Ia &C. per 10.
Smelling s;lch. &c 10 2i.c ns- H.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
PRODUCE MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Jan. Am onening adj
vance OF to G points was followed by
declines IN the market for coffee futures
today. Firm offers from Brazil were re-
portod steady to n shade higher. and there
was some scattered buying by brokers.
with cotton trade connections. but Wall
was reported In trade demand, March CON
tracts sold on from 6,5s to 6.32. and May
from sS 70 go yiis astiye n months .he or.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
COTTONSEEn OIL

,NEW YORK. Jan. 3.-FolIowinr a sigh,
im.',a' ADVANCE IN sympathy with higher
.hhuhEy l!Iuida;!on Later however :.
~: apia.as .iSak plsSa pn. Gl,,t,r ~ s.,spl
the lose Ianuary was 'unchansed and later
500 barrels. Tenders. 800 barrels. prlr"
crude. BOO 5.pl. thine summer yellow
spot. 80: March s.I7. May $50. July. si2.
al! bids.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
SSvIr. cTopES

IN'kSDNNILLE, Fla Jan. 3---TUrp pen
t!n". unchanrcd. sales. none. rcCcirtS ca.
SHIPMENTS. III: stock. NOS Rosin. uu-
chanrcd sales. non.: receipts. Leo; shin
i. g. II. !. *. VI. y. VIC. WV 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS

NEW YORK. Jan. 2.-Co;ton goods mar
hcts were st"adl"r today on new low levels
with more business Offering on EirEha.ns
Yarns w"r" steady ANA quiet. SIX svudl-
cate prices We're r-poCed irregular. W>rl
goods were quiet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04

NEW ORLEANS Jan s-Rough rice. no
sh,es: receipts 2sio sacks miiiers re
Honduras 40 rockets 81. Elue Rose
S.0SI 9och"t-. -. Fii'.: receipts. LAS. Bran
and pU!Ish unchanged
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
COTTON MAI,KI:rs.

SEW YORK. Jan. 3.-Thcrr was an adj
vance OF about cent pound in the
norris OF Increasing domestic mill activity.
Smaller offerings from the South. and the
rruortcd passage or the bill rc-cstab!ish-
ing the va. Finance Corporation by the
airy contracts were relatively strong. sell
ing up from i+.3S 10 l5.5o. !ls points
al,,yc the Cioss Of last week. That de-
livery closed at !5.i'. Win the general
narkc, closing firm at net advance of
Tho opening was irregular at a decline
Of 10 points on February. bat generally
unrhunEed to II points higher In spite
Of disa, pointing cables. business was
comparatively uu!c; a; the start. aud
th"r. Nns some scattered Southern .,,lI!nr
hui offerings were pretty well absorbed
and the market dcvclOucd Increasing Arm
ness during the middle of the day. Some
Of The bu.inS here was believed 10 b.. ro-
mil account. which tended 10 cmpha s!zc
scattering reports from both Northern and
Southern ccntcrs that mills which hav,.
been closed down for over tn. HOLIDAYS
were starting up. The failure OF any
promoted disposition t. cover short
contracts and the strength of the near
month helped to Bull NJ the rest OF the
list. March advanced to 40 and Mny
showing net advances OF % 10 liS poIn;s
from the late trading and closing only -
fcw POINTS off from the best under rcnli..
ing. Private cables reported a better tonc
demand Enriy reporis that President VIII
apn had vetoed the War Finance Cnrpn-n
iion bill had been Anticipated and hn,,
little effect but the buying mnvemcn:
hIoadened on IN. brospcct tina; !, would
Port rcccipts. 1883: L. s. stocks. l. to7 s57
exports. 1850. making 2.ii99si so far ;b;s
season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04

IN the interior wcr" help to the market,
i."ca!iy froiS w"r" marked W % points
to Ne !O- .nld!iny
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
NiCUM0SD LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Rlchflhnd I'ninn zach

Richmond Va. Jan. 3 1901.
Remarks: Fair run o: cattle. Market
AIRY active. Prices about same last
week
strictly good steers. I.ieo lbs.
ana w :.,..; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. io'4u
Extra choice heavy sts-r-...
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04
SUGAR

Ne" YORK. Jan 9Th. Local market
80! IA" sugar was stcaIlcr. but prices
"crr UNCHANGED with uttIc mu.c bust
h'eh reported There were sales ~ 3. ,yJ
yaEs 81 CuOar. aga bags Porto Rlcus aud
.!'S'' baSs @! PcrCs. al! a, equal - 3 a,
.e' ,"Ail!u.a!. The clos. was steady al
- tDr ,u.Ls; cost and freight cgua! to
mere were no changes in the refined
.iLalh't nor Was any increase noted i'm
-" demand, which was again Light. Prices
u!aicd. " Gee san
sugar futures We're easier early under
,.EattrFcd i!GuiiatlOn. and after showing
uc..in". OF TO 10 points they rallied on
by ,hik ana scattered buying. prompted
~ t1i &tcaGItr icc.IrS IN H. slot mar
kst FINAL prices were 10 20 - ;uin,. ne,
~ me-. closng biis: January 70
.".Nh. W. Nay. -. and Ju!y 10 -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-04

NEW ORLEANS; Jan, s.-p,sher from
became active and very nrri 'i in tho aT lnIs
,rad!ng following juniors Chat a large
months. From !, oDer ,hg the market
had = goo, to' VIII general feeling
eaas!rcss which ecom, ,dnicd the trading
Of the last day uof !tcember Firs, al
S,d Sasi n ana O. Sins were constantly
strongest mo ,Mf /wcrn los to lis notnt s
higher than be /hnal prices OF last week
with MarcT ~ to H.?2 ami July Mn r.
1856. The 81 was at net gains OF d +"
lH9 9,J points; /.teh winding up at Ills and
r. Ncry ~ attention Was paid to the
the War Finance Corporation mca sure. hut
good buying followed the news that tho
Senate had voted TO override tho voto
Throughont tho day offerings were rnodcr.
ate and. at times. scanty. while tho do.
mand was tcrsstcnt. and Il was evident
that extensive, covering of tho short In
tcrcst was underway
Reports Of a slight increase OF demand
for spots ~ hikher prices hero and there