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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-28

leIC SIOe uldC u
could not walk
across the floor
unless / was all
bumped over
holding tomyside.
u doctored with
several doc tors
but found no re-
lief and they said
] would have to
have anoperation.
My mother in
ciStad On nv fak.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-28
Hill city Grocer As,irns.

LYNCHBURG, VA. March FIJI.
d. Falwell, who conducted a grocery
store at 2539 Poplar Street, here, has
assigned TO o. c. Shaner for the BEN
eft OF creditors. His liabilities arc
5000 and assets 500. The store re-
Gently suffered loss in n fire.
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.Irs. Patsy .Jnnc n.,,.

=, !" IFS Elk, Va. March III
Mrs raisy Jane beavers. ~. widow
o. ). beavers, died Saturday at the
nome OF her daughter. Mrs w J.
Cook. In Clarke County. Two other
nnuShtcrs. Mrs. Josephine Krcmcr and
MRS. X. H. GollEhtly. survive
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-28
Fractures Shoulder IN Fan

IYNCtiBURG, VA. March 27.-M
ing his daughter. Mrs Il. II. Fall
well. in IrN'mville. fell on a side
walk there Thursday afternoon and
sustained fracture of his left
seven years old.
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Organize Girl Scout Troop,

ONANCOCK. VA. March 27.-A
Girl Scout troop numbering forty has
been organized at Chincotcaguc. Tho
officers are: captain. Mrs. Victoria
Pruett; lieutcnants, Mrs. Anna Mar
shall and Mrs. c. ". Talley.
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East nndford Pastor nc.igns.

PULASKI. VA, March 2T.-The Rev.
j. II. Whitmore. for eleven years
pastor of the Presbyterian Church at
East Radford, has rendered his res
ignation to accept n call TO Coving-
ton. Va. The Radford church has
been his first pastorate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-28
Ceorrc ". lone, !. uurIc,I

BItISTOI.. w, MUrCh 2I-Funcrnl
Serviccs for George Washington
Jones. who died at his home here.
were held to day n, the home. Rev.
g. l.. hivcsay OBLIGATED. Burial was
IN East Hlll Cemetery. Deceased was
40 years old, and is survived ey his
wife and one brother.
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AIrn. j.. IL. DunlNln.

IiAKTlSONBUI.G, VA. March o7-
at Pleasant Valley Friday morning.
aged ~ years. She was the last
member OF a family OF eight children.
and is survived by Ave children
afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-28

peerv FOR som. ye,rs aaea a,od ra raj,
the First National Bank at Chris
tiansburg, has been elected and ac-
cepted the position OF cashier of the
Peoples National Bank OF Marion
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Hold I.cnder,I,ip ConYcrcncc

LYNCHBURG, VA, March ia
2-dny conference on leadership, in
which Roanoke and Danville Y. w.
G.. a. organizations VIII be asked to
participate, Will be held at the L. w,
c. y. here late In April.
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Ohio sheet Mill, ,o p.o,

MARTINS FERRY. OHIO, March
'.-Ihe Martins Ferry sheet mills
or the Wheeling Steel Corporation
pany officials announced today
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ANOTHER WOMAN.
ESCAPES.
Mrs.Mccumber Avoided a Serious
Operation by Taking Lydia E..
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

Georgetown, AFTER my first
baby was born / suffered SO with my.
The New York herald., 1921-05-18
CONFIRMS MAXWELL
SALE cONDiTIONALLY
Protects Protesting
Preferred Holders.

Srcro hetr.trf p 1Hr Avv Yopk Ijraup
EAY clTY Nlea May 1.-THE sale
of lhe Maxwell Motor car company was
confirmed bg Jgdxe Tutue IN Federal
Court here 90 o.nislt uftei th- rsorgan-
i1atiou committee elected 81 enter an ap-
pearancc ana become liable Individually
20 protesting preferred stockholders Of
the old company Judge futile gave
the attorneys two options. the other
being that 10000 shares ~ Ciass Il
stock b. set aside iu The reorganized
company and placed in control of tho
court for tine purpose Of allotlug h 20
tae luteryenors Aftcr Ions distance
telephone communication with Nen
York j. Was do iaod to enter an ADJ.
peHrarre
mdau Tutue Ieede3 IS disuiss tae
r.tition. at tup utsfver.ra who at.
t0nptcd to prevent confirmation 90 tUt
.ale. pdcr ,na roorsnulzntlDn ~. 4.
tlltcbell NHl continue ne cMa' ~ tao
MaNHeu Company uut under tA" d,rec-
tion 80 vi r. CArvs'er of New York
formerly yicc-pre sident of General Mo.
tors
The New York herald., 1921-05-18
PAR COLLECTION RULING
DOESN'T CHANGE PLANS
Reserue Banks Will Continue
Check Clearing as Usual.

The Federal Reserve Bank or New
York issued the following statement yos-
terday:
Tho Supreme Court has rendered .
decision In the case 81 the Georgia
country banks against the Federal Itc-
serve Bank ~ Atlanta upholdlug the
Federal Reserve Banks contention that
tho District Cour, of the United states
has jurisdiction of the case. hut denies
the Federal Reserve Bank motion to
dismiss the plaintiffs complaint The
suit was brought BY . group Or nou-
member country banks to enjoin the
Federal Reserve Bank from collecting
checks drawn on the country banks. the
PLAINTIFF alleging that the Federal Re-
serve Bank intended 20 undertake the
collection or such checks by presentation
and demand IN payment In cash for the
purpose OF injuring tho hanks on which
the checks were drawn
"As tie issue before the Supreme
Court was merely whether the plaintiffs
hili ar complaint stated cause OF ac-
ton. the case viii now be sent back 70
Tic District Court for The Northern Dis
trfet a. Georgia Tho opinion las not
denied the legal authority or tie Federal
Reserve Bank to collect checks On nom
member hanks by making presentation
thereof at the counter. but holds merely
that non-member banks may BE- entitled
TO relief II they can prove that the
Federal Reserve Bank deliberately fn-
The New York herald., 1921-05-18
WHEAT'S EARLY RISE
Is WIPED OUT LATER
Eastern Short Switches to Buy
ing and Bulges Market for
Profit Takers.

CHICAGO. May 17.--Wheat averaged
higher to-day on buying by houses with
Eastern connections. The finish was
unsettled at the same price as yester-
days finish to 1se. advance, with May
$I.46A to s14sla. ana July si.15'4 to
s1.16iq Corn lost sc. to &c oats ssc
to n C. and provisions .. TO &c.
Wheat advanced sharply early, hut
the gains were virtually wiped out later
The Eastern buying was ascrioed mostly
to prominent speculator who appar-
entity had been short and who had
changed his position Meagreness OF
the visible supply total and or the stock
here facilitated the uptugn. Subsequent
heavy selling was ascribed more or less
to profit taking and 10 setback In
May at Winnipeg. where there was said
to be free country selling. Giving out
OF support in the corn market here
counted also "a bearish factor IN
wheat toward the last
Weakness in corn and oats seemed 10
be due to enlarged rural offerings Of
corn. as planting is nearing completion.
Increased supplies of lard here had a
bearish effect on provisions.
The New York herald., 1921-05-18
GRAIN EXPORTS GAIN,
Big COTTON SLUMP
Meat and Dairy Sales Abroad
Also Decline in April Com
pared With 1920.

WASHINGTON. Mar 17-Grain and
-four exports Increased slightly in April
compared with last year. while cotton
exports slumped heavily, as disclosed by
foreign trade figures issued to-day by
the Department OF Commerce.
Exports OF grains and -four totaiied
sac, 260,2ls, against S55,sa3,eol year
ago, and Ssfo, 5S2,069 for the ten months
period, as against S62S. .521,2 ,27A in 1929
Cotton exports were 319,933 bales OF
A. ls5,6S6.47T pounds. worth $50, 3,65I.
compared with 546, 1e5 bales OF 27T733.-
o40 pounds. valued at si17535,539, =
year ago. For the ten months this year
exports totaIled 4,435,123 bales oI
2.Sl1,616,093 pounds worth So39,026.6oI Z,
against 6.309,9a5 bales Of 1924, 81
pounds. valued at 81, 254, 7,04s, in 1870.
Wheat and dairy products exported in
April aggregated S26,s2s. 534,. compared
with $40. .S14.0f3 in April n year ago, and
SSo7 7416 S6S. against seGl,l6s.633. for
the ten months. cottonseed oil for April,
eo.oa7, 362 pounds. worth 1881 .49f,
egainst 19,414.63S pounds az s4,oll,3l6; !;
for the ten months, 250,15S,143 pounds,
valued at saS,955, 206, compared with
l36,472,01s pounds, worth s31 057 .003.
Mineral oil exports aggregated 24t,-
S00,5Ss gallons, worth $3s,367, ,379. for
the month. compared with 255,472,3S1
gallons, valued at S42.904,95 a year
ago, and for the ten months 2.63S, ,6S2.
302 gallons. worth s4s2, ,256, COM
pared with 2.31S, 563,51O worth $500.
953,313
Wheat exports were 17,641,424 bush
els. worth $s9,374,S30, compared with
4.175.S76 bushels, valued at 10,674.i53.
In April, 1920.
Exports OF corn totalled 10,425.s16
bushels. worth sS,216.3 3s4. compared with
1147,033 bushels. valued at s1,955,3S4,
In April 1920.
The New York herald., 1921-05-18

These bonds are Legal Investments for Trust Funds
will be form in denominations 100000 and
registered Of 100000 100000 100000 and
$50 a follows
Highways dated March 1921
annually March each Of the from 1922
TO 1871 both inclusive.
$100o0000 annually March
in each OF the from 1922 to 1871, both inclusive
$60000000 for the Construction OF Barge Canal Terminals to be dated
January 10000 annually January each
OF the 1871, both inclusive
$10OooO0O0 March
1921 $40000000 annually March each of the
o both inclusive
be Hiqirays The Construction
the acquisition Of Lands for the State Forest Peseo
payable equal oil cH rhpL
fRclpde eus Of bonds
As ne bonds b. ISSUED payable
deemed 0snci edn
bid will therefore bidders VIII
required clearly the proposals the specific that Highway
Canal Terminals and State Forest Preserve bonds will be deemed TO @
allotment and the
bid which will be deemed to include
bonds of upes spd
Highways,
Acquisition of Lands
Comptroller
the ao the successful bidder bonds OF one OF these ISSUES NOT
standng specific be stated the bid
No bids viii be accepted for less than the value of the bonds unless
accompanied by deposit by certified check bank draft upon
Comptroller the State of New York for least
cent par value of the bonds bid for
proposals. with the deposits must be sealed and
Proposal directed
"Compt o he o New York Albany, ~ y
All bids will include accrued interest
Comptroller all bids which
in s advantageous o
bonds outstanding bonds
funds, will be mailed application to
JAMES "A. WENDkl4L State Comptroller. Albany, n. \.
Albany n Y, May 16. 1921
The New York herald., 1921-05-18
DIRECTORS ELECTED
BY MERCHANTS BODY
w. r. Morgan ReuieUS End
ing Of Horbor Strike.

The part played by the Merchants
Association and other business men's
organizations TO end the strike of long
shoremon and tbe sympathetlc e~ihs of
trueKmen last year wns reviewed fes-
teraay a Tie annual meeting of fIe as-
soeiniioH hN William Frjowee 't0~mtn.
he president, He said ufat tre sue-
cessful ending of tIe strike WIS rle in
good measure to the wotk ot #e aiti-
1eNs' transportation committee. e je@t
board appointed from the broueiNN and
queens chambers %, Commerce. the
Board of Trade and Transportation aud
other bodies
Directors elected for three year terms
We're William Hamlin rhllds, John II.
Love. Henry ". Towne, n y Walker,
Bertram III. Borden. Lucius r. Eastman,
each succeeding himself and George A.
Post and Owen ~ Young There was
aome discussion Of the position 20 he
taken on the valuations to be set for as-
seFalng al yalorem duties ou' no mo-
tioa was offered
The New York herald., 1921-05-18
CHENTICAI sT0lks.
CITY RADIO co.
SEEKING TO ENJOIN u. S.
interferes With Messages, Is
Governments Stand.

An Injunction suit was filed tx tie
United States District Court yesterday
b. the Inter City Radio Company. Inc.
against Herbert Hoover. Secretary of
Commerce, and twenty other members
or the Department OF Commerce, asking
ths court TO enioin the Government
from rerokins is iiconss THE radio
company is "a commercial enterprise,
with plant at ITO west For,lsta street.
tie World Tower Building. aad Offices
In the Park Row Building.
Francis q. Caffey, United states Az
torney. declared yesterday that the petit
tioning company pursued methods or
operation that were not satisfactory TO
the Government II Is alleged, he said
that the operations Of tho radio COM
pany Interfere with radio messages be-
tween United States Shipping Board
vesaals. and IN several cases has later
fcred with the movements ~ worshipg.
The New York herald., 1921-05-18
SUGAR

Only moderate business was feportsd
IN raw sugar yesterday Cuban centrifs
from store here sold at 5t2 cents. duty
paid delivered 10 feaaery. and 1850 tons
go vnrious fell dgty sagsrs from store
sold ~ tHat urieo tne eeiler an operator
and t7c huycr X t.hncr AZ tho Close os
lae aa N8ldags O.. Porto BiUoa. who
Hssa8 S.e1 ce#te q in the morning
csrorod their auee.a dru AT s.ti cents
~. {. q. vltb NO bu1ele up t3 late hour.
Demand for Revived sugar has siaeko0ed
again. and oo the whole tbe sugar sitUa-
tion did not look as strong as 1t had.
Nearly one and quarter million tons
cf sugar are idle et Cuban rorts. and
The New York herald., 1921-05-18
PUTS ASIDE FUND.

ln connection with the start ~ opera
fions Of the readjusted Goodyear Tire
and Rubber Company. IL was stated yes
terday that the company had deposited
funds with the Central Union Trust
Company OF New York for the payment
Or the revolving credit OF sIs,000.000
which matured on May Is and was orig
tnally extended last October
The New York herald., 1921-05-18
METALS.

On the New York Metal Exchange
yesterday tin was quiet. Straits and
Straits shipments were quoted at $3.50 a
$3.50; standard at 32@ 33, and 80 per
cent. at $3.50 asked. Copper was firm
hut quiet and spot and May were quoted
at 12.I5M 1925 and June at 12.S719 "a
1871. Lead was quiet; New York
spor, 5.15 asked, and East st. Louis spot.
6 asked. Zine was easy New York spot.
$50, and East St. Louis spot 40 asked.
The New York herald., 1921-05-18
Working Capital Available

for a manufacturer, concern selling to
manufacturers, jcbbers or retailers. If you
have $4,000 or more invested in going
business and are interested III a means of
providing for your temporary financial needs
as they develop, we suggest that you arrange
an appointment with our representative
Nr Ernest Roberts, Hotel Asior,
Wednesday, Thursday Friday
The New York herald., 1921-05-18
BRAZILIAN STATISTICS.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE GAINS.

The annual report OF the Atlantic
Coast Lne for 1920, to be published
knprtly. will show surplus. after taxes
and all charges. OF s7,6Si,t55. against
fT.fs7, ,5S7 in 1919. At the annual meet
fng OF its stockholders. held yesterday in
Richmond. Va, the directors Of the COM
pany were reelected.
The New York herald., 1921-05-18

Tho United states Mortgage aud Trust
Company has been appointed registrar oi
the Rose of Sharon oil Company's capital
stock.
The New York herald., 1921-05-18
NAvY NARn RoNrs rn rNn.

Bosro%, May D.ac0utiu.aaee
after June 40 OF bonus ~ sgfo a yoar
,1ld to civilian employees was am
nounesd I'm ordars received $50 the Navy
Yard here to-day. s wage increase or
aeyenty-two cents a day giyon to che
higher paid employees N lieu Of the
bonus. also will be withdrawn,
The New York herald., 1921-05-18
be sod 1 hUrSday, JuUt
at IL o'clock noon
STANDARD Tirne)

AZ The State ComptroIIers S Office, Albany, n. I.
These bonds are Legal Investments for Trust Funds.
The New York herald., 1921-05-18
rnosr nuns nnnnt cnor.

8tNaHAaroN. May IA nfsNy frost
that covered this section FL tf State
early this morning II believed to have
ruined tac strawberry crop fae u0er@
were in blossom aud the frost in exposed
places froze grass and plants, Early
tomatoes we're killed and harder
vegetables DANA god,
The New York herald., 1921-05-18
CHICAGO PRICES.

Export demand for cash wheat was
slow in Yesterdays market Belgium,
which usually buys on Tuesdays, taking
only NJ 900 bushels. The Belgian pur-
chases were of hard wheat and for ship
ment In the last half OF July There
were indica tions that Germany would be
in the market about June ], and Ii was
said that a revival OF export demand on
more general scale could be expected
to-day. but no intimation as to the prob
able buyers was given out The British
resale price of No. red wheat was re-
duced to ~ shillings 6 pence and that OF
No hard to 73 shillings pence, ac-
cording to a private cable received.
Those prices We're reductions OF ! shlll-
ing 10 / shilling pence. There was
small demand for rye. but below a work.
able basis In the flour market export
ers are picking up small lots of first
clears and show more disposition to ac-
cept prompt shipment Exporters are
not considering high grade flour except
for special demand.
The New York herald., 1921-05-18

The Guaranty Trust Company of New York
has been appointed transfer agent for the
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company pre-
ferred voting trust certificates.
The New York herald., 1921-05-18
PRODUCE.
BEASs-Marrow. choice. 100 lbs, 81 25f
go. red kidney. $40. white kidney
gfa g0di@

BEANs-Marrow choice. 100 lbs. 81 ESQ
Sis5oais
BUTTEE-Creame-y hlgher than extras.
lh, 3oV30lac.s extras, ~ score, 1al4c., fir@ts.
45a59e seconds, .3g24isc. lower granes.
20ae@c unsaited. higher than extra-. 3i%aG
sc extras. sosq3ic., frsts. 25A02s4c.,
2sH29c. good to prime. .au2Tc. common 10
fair, 20924c. ladies, current make nrsts.
22a22}c.: seconds. lsc lower grades. i6d
isc No. ?. 17c. lower grades. iafi6c
CHEESE-state. whole milk. short held
l64isc. fresh specials. t6di5e. average
& %ins i'f9aS fesh spses. qssr oSisc ssaS, 's
run. 15gf5Ic.: wisconsin, single Daisies
fresh. i6'41T'se double Daisies, FRESH.
isis9iIaes Yonng America. fresh, i7'.9
EGGs--rtesh gathered. estras. dozen 4sc
storage packed, extra tirsts. 20 stf@tc.:
t.rsts. 2an2dc fresh. esua firsgs, 2ft.W
- .u@&iMc. c.Ftles, storage Iacked. No. n
y '4c; regular packed. No giG.s No 3
ss @oc rneess fatf 20 choice. dp. l98
1870 STATE, lenA-yhania and uearbN West.
eru heuHefy WNitcn, extras. 33d@fe.s Catra
nrsts, 3i@22c., nrs.s. 2afa05.. gathered
whites, Nrsts 20 extra frgts, 2Q13fe.. under
srsdes. 26a2sc Pacific coast. white. extras.
3sc, extra firsts 3gH3Sc. flrris, %Ou8fe !.
under grades. 2sg2se. other Western and
Pennsylvania and nearby Western hennerv
browns, extras, e9gJOc gathered brown aud
mixed coiprs. Eraded extras 2sc.; flrsts 10
extra firsts. 2t1@1c
PoTAToEs-Bermuda bb' sage southern
81 50uT 80 .uutla s9Q@ 50t old. $50 iha
81 .a0a so, lG5 Zoe VI 5Ou2. $50 ihs el g5a
~, Long island bag. sl.aoQ5 sweets.
Jersey. basket STAG ~ eouthtgn 15e gfS2
bbi s2Nfs yams bbl. S3uf
pOrIrHN, DgESSED-rREsu KILLED
CHICKENS NIol3aEs. W.NtpTu fUI. 31e. GAN.
forw,n. 4tuenc. Ncstesa, stage .p4-st.#
fauIa. Nexes, -1H3ip. hhls. Gr., .W.aSc.
AHsH. gft#@-e old eayt. isa@2c Tr'gEIYs
40a49e uIC&S. f.euE l-isHa, 2se Boston
asia -1c. SQtAgS, d9st st#9, dark. s.Wt
FgDEE.t-ChleNous. blaHtfa, g1139c rts..
frM 8n sa.c.. roa#teft. as44Jt. fo~It g1Ef
5Ng ola cocks. tSN.-c eApons, 4S0Ssc
turkeys. iZ0s0c.
POULTRY. LtN E-Povis. freight, Sso..
express. 3snS6c. btollera. freight 55Q6oc
turkeyH freight 25c.. Ducks. freight GOA
2ec cypress, 2O4 24c.. Muskovsy iRe
geese freight. LAD l6c. express, tAatge .
piReons, pair. 4bff5oc. Gulnens, pair, aOc y
ST. RABBITS. express. lb.. 30Qa2c.
The New York herald., 1921-05-18
RAW
HIt IND
Army Orders
'ottn to Tax NEw IosK FiEss y.
New Nork Herald Rureau.
Washington. ID. q. MuV A..

These arug orders have neeu made pubiics
GANAl1tN-6apt. ~ Ia Newton resigned
AIR SERNiCE-Nn ior NJ r. harmon. Ir
detailed as member Aeronauticsl Board Vtre
Fitst Lieut. q. q. TinsIoy Alf Service, here
by relieved
MEDICAL B0ARp-Ca III T. Mlier "a
Tacoma wash. then 20 Manila and report
ro eofau*w nNtaw General
IESENAHs sTATF-Aialqf tt. u. hodges
ttevaral s.g@. special 6rtets December -
1890. amended. proved tc Panama Cans
Dppa sfu8Urt far HutF HH assistant cNief uf
e5Mff Tor MILITARY Intelligence,
The New York herald., 1921-05-18

Ie advertisement m thc Losf ons
Fomd eoMmus ~ THE WV rORk
HERALD ogeys real possb,iuy %
yeoorsring pour lost propevty.
The New York herald., 1921-05-18

VI. A. Henderson. formerly ssslstaut treas.
urer % the Bankers Trust Company. ips
hcen appointed tres ureg ~ that company.
The New York herald., 1921-05-18
POULTRY. LHE-rovls. freight.
LIVE sToCk AND MEAT rnrCEs.

Common .0 prime steers f0l lb St.t0a3a. "a
Common ~ choice bulls. ioo lb Fl
common to cholec covs. 100 rs ~
Iohunou ta pUfur Ycsi@, l08 lh.. ulf 80
Cannon ta rr'ue clipped sheer
tpWerA. ion f0....#. .......... m
Common 81 l.me clipped lambs,
100 lh....... ...,....,. ........ 0E4
spr.nc iamns. 100 ib ..+t..+.M. t# nfo
ffea Fnev ion ln..... ........... . aor iN
1resaed beet. 8ssef SIDES. lp.....IA 0I7c.
Clty dresEea vsais n -.t+.e..t.4ft 04as
Dressed mutton, ib .++.a......-.12 disc
Dressed wetherA, ID. ..s...~.... 10 Glse.
Dressed lambs. city, n s-~-~---~-.2S es2Q0.
brsssed Sprsnm 1asnbx Fs>~s-~~~s.-Ss as1a~,
The New York herald., 1921-05-18
TOBACCO STOCKS

tends 10 accumulate checks and present
Them IN sh oppressive manner
The New York herald., 1921-05-18

very lttla sugar .s moving this way
oossi rehners seemingiv preterriug to
30 on outside sugars
The range of prices Ia yesterdays
sugar futures market follows.
The New York herald., 1921-05-18
NEW YORK PRICES.

.WHEAT-No. red. sl.66is: No. . hard.
81 ,72iz No. l Manitoba, sl.T6hi No mixed
duruln, si.6i!z, e. {. (. track New York. 70
arrive.
CoRN-No yellow and 40. : white
7oi .c; No mixed. 7s@c., q /. 7. New YORK
ten days shipment
OATs-No. I white 50,.c.: No. white.
5en5osc.; No 3 white. 4sq4sisc, No. 4
white i6a46isc. fancy clipped white, 5Siza
54c. ordinary clipped. white, 59iaT52lzc, ali
elevator.
RyE-No. Western, si.5T4. I, o. B., and
81 .a31z. G. i. {. New York,
BARIEl--Fseding, s5GToc,, mailing, IJ9
s0c.. G.. 4. T. New York.
HaY-No. /. s2sdGo; No >. s26a2s 10. 3
s2S42j. shipping, s20n21 ton.
80 f.4n
The New York herald., 1921-05-18
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Newell r. Weed John w. Allen and Arthur
q. Whtcomb have formed n coIartnership
under the name Of Weed g Co TO deal in In
yestment securities In 81 Broaway.
The New York herald., 1921-05-18

Lennon & Co. dealers IN government, ln.
dustrial and utility bonds have opened On.
flces Ia ? Rector street. That fIm ~ com
posed of Samuel =. Leiufnon, formerly ~ TIE
National City Company; Euscne Il. PnUcruys
Washington capitalist, am George If sal
mon, exporter - this cift.
The New York herald., 1921-05-18
COFFEE.
The range OF prices in Yesterdays
coffee futures market follows
CABI,ES.

no futures unchanged to % refs lower
Dollar rate 80 lower az $500 Exchange
bsCs. stock, 70s, 900 bags. Santos futures
% lower to 80 rois higher. Receipts as 900
hs rr and stock zoos 900 bags. Receipts at
ports 50 900 bags. against 5000 last year
and 81 90 two year ago. Sac Pauio had
20 900, against 5000 and Il 600, and Jun
dishv $4,000, against 1000 and $1,000 bags
re rseuectively
The New York herald., 1921-05-18
OUT OF TOWN MARKETS
PBlIADEIpEIA

Sales Omen High Low Taqt
so Brin ........ 80 20 80 40
1tal Eisc Stonage112 if.x 1l2 lIai4
~ Ins Co. A. 2glt .qig .gI .qis
sB Lake Sup Cor 9tl ~ o. PIX
20 Lehgh Nav. 65 65 a. 6a
2oS Phlla co pf. a2B 3sts 82i, 39lS
70. Phi!a Elect 22as 2.3s 2cT, .c;s
1900 Phia r. r. I'm 1885, ira. lSi%
aS5 TonoD Relm i@s IS. 1ss Iss
100 Tonop Min II, IL III liz
Union Trac. - 81 81 50
494 United G I'm. $685. 3TIa 3GAs 37le
.2 Uni CO \ J.f67 i67 1GT l67
BONDS.
$1,000 FL & 2 Tr Is SO SO So SO
1000 lie y cons ~ sJi. saft s5i. AbA
5000 Phi Co cons bs S.la So, s.n s.K
The New York herald., 1921-05-18

jules s. Eochs, ~ } = Ea4Ho co.. atd
Gohart B. Barr, vice president ~ tl0 ClaAe
National Bank. have been elected directors
II the state Hank of Naw Work tn succeed
the late sol Nexlcr ana walter T.. Burekeft.
The New York herald., 1921-05-18
INTERIOR RECEIPTS
SFABOARD CLEARANCEs.
f.OI X
New York

Spring patents. ss.5oaa sprins clears
80 sou So soft winter straishrs. STnT5o
hard winter stralghts. Ss.2J4s.75. RYE
FLOTR-steady fair to good, ~. .50lls. -
choice 10 fancy. IS. s0u9 WHITE CORN
rLOUR-Duu. 81 s5a2 100 lbs.
Minneapolis.
Flour unchanged shipments .,s.1bs bar.
leiH