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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-03
JUST MATTER or DEDUCTION
Az eAs Bay e ss31,w+a SC skt Fts>sssS
81 Horse Was Really Cute
Simple Asstss

Speaking of the development ~ the
aory telling talent In youth Richard
Bennrit. the acior. Is fund Of relating
Tits Incident,
Some Years ano a prumlnent cstteen
NJ a town iosl a horse II ~as not
mach " horsa In fBci. Il ives blind
In one eye aud spawned Hut. per.
haps as relic. iiennet, says, the
promlaent citizen wanted the Aorre.
Ma he advertised. Offering ST. reward
for It's return The town hait,wii, q
hoy - nineteen. with q barrip. came
one afternoon sfAdsas the hnrse. with
n strap sbor the Size ~ khoostrina.
10 The prominent citizens door Tbs
horses owner Was plea aad
~Now." saId he Kindly. acsntns
good narrative ard perhaps an od,
venture "uow. my hoy, here's your
s.. and III gisr yun ahother 81 II
you'll ,er me jusl hos you found my
horse
. 7MsiLDeA fastsa~"s .sald The hog, II
Jus tho,Sht II WAS that old hor~s
v here would go. aud ! did aud he
WAS"
tic got this vitrs FIVE Kansas CITY
star.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-03
NOT IN WHOLESALE BUSINESS


The drug store WAS quite near the
dancing hall but the druggist was not
n rfmurwr. end hAd heca 10 bred many
hours when he wRs awakened by the
violent singing 81 his night bell.
With sleepy words 81 complaint he
pulled himself from hts warm Rcd.
Mines not 20 reason Why. or some
4sser sesi mas d. a my" ne murmprsd
phIlasophically
Throwing M his bedroom window
he allca ea the nrs, coid gust Of wind
10 rush pas, him, then pat his bead
out.
below no sa~ young lady,
"Wha, can do for yen, mlssr' he
Inquired is anyone dyinaf"
"uh. NO - came bach In sweet tones.
'nat Tn dancing al the halt close by.
aid | have quite run out Of rouge
"Is.sssaY' sanrisa this disxgsiesl
chemist Il an, very sorry, nilss hut
I resey keep enough rug. In stick TO
cover . claecs Ike yours !"
Then he banged 'hr window Down
end returned TO bed Chicago Daily
N*ss
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-03

IN TIE. loHr story IT spring and
sg>.4pi.i. sDYif, tl.tfH lai,e- p. i-s;,i,A
Interesting batlerS dealing with suits
Of unusual character. that lisr thshiuA
rvp,rtcr n WIT fu fur.sv.t tis.-,- stAi sr~
plain and nnprrte4llous Hot 'hc-r
ARE most usefat and mos, Important
While Hnyoug may manase 90 get
eSnEis +Tisss,at iss SSht,>ss 80 'dt-' fr-sTf'ar
suit! shr must IN. palmer str'ct
sn, Is essential and merits study. es.
l.'cIaliy SIS IL roRtsisos % te ms smart
as - Jrrssler kindred ard hy moro
subtle means Il has arrived. IN the
company ~ Others more rrrtentious
for summer time and all OF them en-
tice the fashion writer - begin over
again N writing the 1tory OF suits
Among formal suIts therr are those
thar couTs' ~ n one plece dress with
roal To- match, IN which bodice ~
foniari or crrIe Sc chine or other
waterfall IL Joined 20 cloth SKIRT
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-03

<gANY 8 Bridesmaid this year Is
,u fascinating hoafabi skirt ani DO
turn hat Waa, ii n tie spanish in
eOebtp. the LOUIS N Influence ma
as~y. sith erlsa fa~eia any ofSI-
d4c IN lovely rNsIars, Standing ey 10
encourage tbe hr,te In her selection,
Il vitl ~ hArd sar her Gu resist ttr@
aratr, styles. Tfey makv rharr NC
bstA ground for ser own gown ~ setl
a. loyely HTttdsng pr~N.ssissl art
ray ~ worked nai in ,.,any mater ais
as 'ac~ rs,srgvrfe, sin satin. t,lie,
ns,en with SILVER s>ue as tov,'ia.
too tex crNnSg9 -roi drAr@r'@s tsu'
,a~etR ard eeEarf{e leslt ifenp@syes
especially well 81 tfs'tr r,aslns eth-y
sloge ~ IN c1mhlnafRn el,ae' ~
,ns,fp q associated Wsts law. chFyoa
AZ rnlse. ta@rta s~rvias especially urll
ss to,gnssa,;nE To ~ veSle1 WITH the
shperest fabrics
/, serves IN the costume sa~Ss az
the lert ~ the twn rsctrs-sAi Share IN
A dress vsiled vi.h ecrE act. ,ietNoratsd
xf,s r>svl-~s t-flls 81 ne ts%pfa Sp-
rlls.i a, rA~ Sides In sAn-t fes, gssgss
Ih%se ccryi.At tTtlls RET su9s.srT The
s1pagant drx%rr AID tap texture II
c~rantts- or ts-e-s IA ss3aptes. 10 II.
Blu, \, Ii es;ea a&SeSS4i. 10 usc wire
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-03

n hani, or something II railing
thunder at Cato iiorns,ogrie's house,
related brighber. u vRs there
luther night aid after wr'h s"t for q
sra't n commenced The table wss
tfoJsed over by unseen hands, thrvs
drawers ~ ihs bureau Aid out ny
their sSives and dsrnpeJ all the stun
Un the nonr rncs ~ SPOONS came
floating IN from the kliehrn. grn In
NE corner fell down and shct ore ut
rs4,e ..ls,xA4 .ai,a all, ss1h. ~ thai. 4 nHsEr
xs-',1 such goin s-un In my life
Then you haih't never drunk none
Of Gates t..peyiry Heau t.cf0fe1'' Ia,
auired resident ~ Mount iizgy.
Ara Kansas city ktsf
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-03
A. Funny az ever.

lie had ons of those long mus
,aches. one NJ the Kind That. II you
had been buying him birthday pres
snt few years ago, yen ~oald has~
Thought IT mustachs cup the frst
thing
Everybody had been making Fun ~
it. So one SUNDAY mcruing he shaved
Il on The tirst person 10 ~, look
at his upper lin In ~ years was 4
: nslxeNef ssgl ahoui the Az Y four.
As She came into the house she Sald
-N Mr. lieWia, ycu took just as
funny A. ever
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-03

The ct#nts ia the sllk body suggest
a44e,~es<-r,,s ts;,p,r'sgs~<S4s,~>s Xxx -sssss'
With embroidery or otherwise III"
French love thls elaboration ~ the
,ailrrd suit and ala Imported moi,j
reveals resi aud blue foU'hrd IN the
hoi'y ~ dre>s Joined tp navy serge
ia ta.- s&tge t=s --sa s4nt,Tt,,'s--v,s stcase
In blue AZ lew wsiStllne
For The ,.asiHeSs % living every daJ
aul fltinx in.o'' whatever the day
may brinS such practical suits a.
those pictured ar- late acquisitions in
the shops l, viii BE- no'ic~d that
their skirts arr longer aud wider thaa
skirts have been. r.at coats ARE npan
a, the front and provided with either
a narrow helt or Vide girdle ~ IN.
material tie nf them Is split \, the
sides aud employs hut,ons as decor
alton while the other relies upon tn
auscs of the material ss n nnlsh.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-03
She DIDN'T DARE
TO LEAVE HOUSE
On verpe Of Nervous Collapse,
Indiana Woman Mas klsnost
iisepitss. 'i.'.-''-'.'.''.


4 MAS 90 tho Verge II Collapse
and ~As actually afraid 10 .saS lbs
house, bat | ara os~sJoywa new d, the
Way Taslae has rvssocsa nay health
va Perfectly declared Mrs Cora A.
Jaekses. oc4 Malhefry 81, Terra,
iisuge. Ind.
4 ives almost a neeynns wreck. ard
at times for snyoac to even taA 10
the upset me completely, Ewes OF
nikhs | cculd 20, get easy aud quiet
aud would u~ sidra~aks. hardly shis
10 sheep AT al. and often ias, got aP
uQt OF beSt. VAS 40 restless srfv-
o,a besa3ehcs. ptte1 CASES. 90 nss1 sssss
stiitsearsstf tssfed fss' yssss At i thhr.,
Thea had rheumatism 80 hid 10 my
iaints | WAS sliaos helpless My less
ard elbows hurt fcarfaliy and setne'
times last acAed all over, Fhere
secucsi 10 10 no relief fer me, ms
friends We're all worried aud Mas
almost tishearirucd
Hut. hapTaiy for me, one Of my
friends suggested that Try Tsnlac
never viii rovgg bou hegen 20
lHprote and naw think il il uuuder,
I s;ss ~;>ssx> s, 49,, ,&sg.s~..' ~ tS-A e1-1ss'
s'pyug My b"rrs are just az steady
- can be end | haven't 4 rheumatic
pala shout nv arm IN tasl splendid
health and wish everybody new nhai
grand mrdlr.He Tnnlac is
Taplac Is sold by lesaiug druggists
sss1ryrSar7sx.a,S sss.sS Asss,Stxst, ,s,-4, -,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-03

fo- this purpose The wide, crushed
grille with haoysnt bGw and long sash
ends Is Important In this dr%s
II The bride Is not Interested 10
fauca In pieigrcsaias "p~rfv3" dresses
as In ihe@e II her owr ilEse ste .raay
30 hes maids g,tri turn BY cho~-
ug embroidered crvrc Ia chAns os
S,rrSette aud having II rrade a. ID ire
drvSs Illustrated at right az the PIC.
tnrp ag 1, ialghs 70 developed In
sgnbrn,iprps vote which IL iispAay~sl
ia msny beautiful cel@rx Tt@ al.
yAngssv af this model IL its uafusn.~s
ia the wardrue-. P~ty ergsnase
dresses make good chaice foe the
~ me reaSSws. orcxnsse IN shown In
sll c,lt~s .ncsadsx The tin,s peculiar
TO this ~asrn and tor ssshIonsA la.
TIE ~sy af tsse June hr.Se Ia easy ,ssas
year, wtgen A~r bridesmaids dresses are
iFrtser asS-nsssoss--sscy rath W si-wwn
wtia }ove&y materials tn beautiful col.
ers rnd the styles srv var,ed and ae.
tis,ic, The rElts re to hs con
S-@tuIntrst
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-03

Cop tsuFpfislne ioo'pat At work--
.AA. ftans -tss, ss,a,,ssst ls.is Ss, s'xt4sssas
ygn rsahauded
Crook tyalmly pgnlug clsarl What's
lie mBitrg.7 gut me- licrnse
Cop Don't pretend Innocence ynu
know therrs lnw against smoking
on SUNDAY California Pelican.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-03

j. II FriS uf Richmond. Va. who
Is organizing the National Teachers
1ruinlnE association says thai lItle
negro whom tur other called "iouns
Bird on account ~ The stn ~ bio
mouth, waN standing 90 the railroad
,raek. and auoih"r one cal ri oat
Hey deere boy, ~; of dnt ,r9d, -
lie engineer VuHid cotur along AMI
see dat moaf ~ ,onr he'd think Il
Was a ear Shed and run his train RICH,
n,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-03
~ '''il'f,' : +.
Creecir tire World.
'wo children were tRfAtng

What Ia u That mskns Gay and
night. anyway asked one.
We'll, you See, tae earth turns
aysf.nd "a al -A4iS. .-sssasGsS. sar1
OTHER
''iAD you ,aean 10 say thai Ire earth
turns around and around n
Yves WHIST arr Won laughing HtY'
Il WIS inst ,hi6kiug hDw funny "
wssld w. II the axle got rusty and Tire
earth stopped
why. the arie do$sn. ret rusty |;
they keep I; oiled sl the 'iroe"
Where do they oil t. 10 CAinAy"
"No tn Greece"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-03
Sat shr RAGS s~rasix


New when The mortality rnte ~
gra,luetlcrS. etc is about 10 reach
~ i-'ah, ata tgpa, large na,plaser
~ tuys and evidently With Some fsei.
ing fer gca1amulhcrs has tnangurateA
IN employment application blank
Witch calls far fu. ana ha'sllrd To-,
for'uaituu rEart.ug The Health ~
their vvtat.tv> \rN YORK Evening
Post.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-03

raarrh 10 Q local dissase greatly inso-
snee1 By constitutional erHditIons
HALLS CATARRh MEDICINE 10 a
Tenic and Blooj rvfihsr by cleansing
the blood and huilaing nE the syxtsn.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE restores
rormAl conditions snd AlAows Nature TO
Do 10 wprk
Al pruEwiss Circulars free
" j. Cheney q Co. Tcssaa, 0hia.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-03

I prlded myself On my verse, lmag
the my smharra ssment when visited
an editor 10 dispose of'what ! conStd,
cred gem" aud this conversation
ensned:
"Ws can't use your poem" said the
editor
ia II too longf" | asked
Rut the editor vas rNuSperaled by
this tune.
YES he shouted too lpnK uui too
wide, and too thick - Chicago Ameri.
can.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-03

Tina, itch aud buru With hot baths
Of Cuticura Soap followed ~ gentle
auo,u',ugs OF CTt.rura Ointment.
Nothing better yur,y sweeie. ,esg,.-
tliflly II a1Tttle II IT, frsgfaD, tGil.
cura Taieum is dus'rd ia Ill tho fin.
ish. gs,,, ys~,.it ~y,.fy,' here. .-,- Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-03

"What beautiful ring
"Yrs" said the giri 1t was an en-.
s@gefee.s rine. hut Size "~gssntu~nt II
broken"
"Arvn't you solng e. semi II back
"Of course Rut ! wan| 90 keep u,
long enough to let The next gentleman
see what he ia expected ~ live up to.
nnston Transcripts,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-03

"Spe",ime thr parting guests might
be described as one " the negative
virtues af hospitality /, Woman
estf,sf -@ye9rsi4t ,shr sasi s~rra4t%
: She WA saying god by - Spue Wis
iters who had hong outstayc,l their vel,
CONE
III MIS- SO sweet ~ you e. let Va
stay ~ tong ~AIl they With efu~ion
",ib. lin - glah sou hnvr been. she
reptlcd with obvious relief
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-03
SNAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Ana sptiahis IN the foot hath ALIENS
FOOT EASE the anti.=ptir. hsalins p0~
asf fef FAiufut swSlleh ansuthz Fsrt
prss~ats hltstses ssd sar~ spots AMI taxes
shs aiss aoi 81 eayas AaA hpaian. AlusDs
wss Alsus Feet = Esss 60 hrsss In new she@s
AFhe Adv
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-03

Mar crent,.4 degrade a.AGAaa n4ihna
himself failing luto degradation he
eanuoi elevate her without at the saline
,iae cf,etalipS hiNSlf Alexander
Naihef.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-03

coating of nagnrsla cement on
the ~ttptsse, Vi tylasa. H. s.a ,&4 vtp. h;
an economical and efficient assurance
against hre. especially ia the arid re-
gioBs where the timber becnnes high.
ly lnaammable aud Is dhcuit IL re-
place.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-03

~ moron Ia grown up pcrson vho
Is more nr iews llke claIla"
II hsso lsren told MI. said NiwA
Cayenne,
~Woutd ynu cBll mature lady who
wears very short arvs@es a t9orony'
"No "a call herr y sn0rc tT
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-03

taurn Was Harry much east down
attsS ia. ,sJsi1hJs u kYag JAshst 49,. {
Nora lrr three 1glds 81 stairs.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-03

Geulo> highly appreciates all genius
sxceol ~ IS own dcld
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-03
Elhlna Hiah

fttln1 figh
N-T'his 'SrS1f- sfrFita9tNff hnjhr niris
enates seems tathsr intricate"
What Ia III
Examination for government
chauffeur" Louisville Courier Jour.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-06-03

A man is merely ~ DUH - hts point
~ ytssw
Evening star., 1921-12-20

Manning & Bowman Electric
Urn PercoIators, nickel finish,
colonial style. 6-cup size, SO;
o-cup size, $z1; a special 7-cup
size at $lz.75.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-15
COTTON SELLING
PRESSURE lessons
Census Bureau Report or
Consumption Lends Decid-
eddy Bullish Effect.

NEW YORK. Dec. 1t.-Ther. wse
decidedly less selling pressure on
the market from the opening today.
despite the continued unsettling in
frence OF the governments recent
much larger crop estimate than
anyone had expected from the be-
ginning of the season. There were
number of more favorable dcvel-
opments. however. which contrib
uted toward better feeling as an
offset to this larger crop. In the
first place the Liverpool markets
came firmer and higher than ex-
pected and secondly, there was a
renewed rally in foreign exchange.
But overlapping all these was the
census bureaus report on the con-
sumption of cotton of the United
States for the month of November.
This made a distinctly bullish
showing by reporting 526.610 bales
of American cotton consumed for
the month against 494.745 for Octo-
Der and 332.712 for November last
year. Here was an increase OF
nearly 10000 bales for the month
and $4,000 bales as compared with
November a year ago. This makes
the total amount OF COllOn
in running bales consumed by
American mills for the first four
months OF the cotton statistical
year. from August to December I,
1.973,lO5 bales against l.675.564 the
corresponding period last year. This
is at the rate of nearly 5000. 600
bales per annum.
This showing encouraged fresh
h,r no h,,1I Ian nd
also caused some covering of shorts.
The market was advanced Is to 20
points from yesterdays price on II
during the initial trading. with jan
uary going up to 1915. March 17.43.
May to 1925. This was followed by
a setback of 25 to 80 points on con-
siderable pressure of profit-taking
by local and Wall Street traders ana
also some further Southern selling.
II carried the market off to 3
points from yesterdays closing FOR
the active trading months. January
reacting to Ills. March l717 and
May to 1901. After that fuctuation
there was a renewal of bull support
in sufficient volume o rally the
market back again to the early
high levels of about Is to 20 points
over yesterdays closing. Today's
port receipts were about $4,000 bales
against 10000 last week and $4,000
last year, while the export clear
ances posted up to o'clock were
only 10000 bales. The Liverpool
market closed barely steady at only
3 points advance on January against
to 10 for the rest of the list, as
contrasted with the early maximum
rise of is to 20 points. and what
should have been about to points
net advance to have equalled bur
closing prices of yesterday Spot
cotton there was . points higher at
10.76d for middling, with the DAYS
spot sales 5000 bales
The Washington herald., 1921-12-15
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

BALTIMORE. Dec. l4-wheat-
No. red winter. spot, no quota
tons; No. red winter. spot, Sligo
nominal: No. red winter, garlicky,
spot. s112Is; December s1.12A, no
quotations.
Corn-Cob corn. old. yellow
quoted at $40 per barrel: contract
corn. spot. size nominal; track
corn, yellow, No. . or better, old,
domestic. 6Sc nominal.
Oats-White No. 2, 44c per bush
ell: No. ;. 4lL2a421sc per bushel.
Rye-Nearby, so 90a1.0O per busn-
Ell; No. .. Western export. spot,
95i sc nominal, per bushel; No. 3. no
quotation
Hay-Receipts. Il tons; range
froms16.0oa21.0o per ton, with a
fair demand for fair TO good quail
ity of timothy and mixed hay.
Straw-No. l straight rye. nomi-
nal. No. 2 straight rye, nominal;
No. 1 wheat, $500; No. oat. s14.5O
a15.00.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-15
PHILADELPHIA MARkt,jE.


PHILADELPHIA, Dec. ~.
fouitry - Fowls. not Ies,he-u.,
fancy tat yellow-skinned 4s
ing pounds each or over 800
eoium quality. 23az5c; infersor
as fowls. White Leghorns IS
&c Spring chickens, fancy vei,r. 49, :
skinned. Plymouth Rocks. weights
pounds each or over 49,
spring chickens, not Leghorn.
alum quality. 2isaac. Spring chiaI.
ems. not Leghorns. medium ousif'.-
2lsz2c. Spring chicken, 10,
horns. inferior. ISa2Oc 500,
chickens, Leghorns. ISa2lc "
ROSTERS, 17aIsc. Turkeys fsnos
fSaSsc; fair TO good. cease Dnc,-,'
white Pekins. 25a2sc: mixed oolo-.
.Sazfc' Muscovy, ISa2Oc. Geese On,
zSc Guineas. young. per n.t.
Nelghing 1<s2 pounds apiece. 81 so
/ also; weighing, la1 u pounds ante,
,aLz5. Guiness, old. per paIr -
sSc. Pigeons. per pair. old. .osssc,
young Csc. ''o'
Dressed POuitry-sprIne turk.,,-
fancy. nearby. dry packed, 54s5sc.
1nceptlohal lots higher. fancy
western dry packed. 52s53c: ave.
age receipts t5s46c. Old tom 49,
Z FNNAes fresh Killed
dry picked, in boxes, weIgbin.
pounds apiece, ssc: welghins
pounds, s1a3zc; weighing
pounds. z3a27c: weighing : no,n-
ila22c. Fowls, fresh Killed -
barrels. dry picked, WEIGHING
TO pounds apiece. dry packed, 40.
weighing "a to s pounds spiene
dry packed, sic: weighing 4 noun5S
Zsa5oc; Weighing 3Is pound. sts
ttc; Weighing 3 pounds and undsT
lsazoc. Roasting chickens. West
ern' dry picked, in boxes. weighf,ts
"a 10 pounds and over apfe1st
CSC; weighing 4 pounds apiece. ar,
weighing ga pounds apiece ass2sr.
weighing pounds apiece. 2tssEc.
Roasting chickens. Western. in ba,---
rels' weighing 20 8 pounds ana
over apiece. 50a52c: roasting chick
ems, Western. weighing ~ pound.
apiece. 2is2ec. Broiling chickens
/ western. weighing IL 10 pound.
apiece, 32s5lc. Chickens Western
weighing "a 20 , pounds apiece,
2oa23c. Roasting chickens. nes-b,.
Weighing 20 pounds and over
apiece, 31a55c. Roasting chickens,
nearby, weighing 3ls pounds apiece
/ 27a2sc. Broilings chickens. nearby
weighing IN TO pounds apiece
| 3la3ec. Chickens. nearby. weirhinr.
"a 20 3 pounds apiece. 25s25c Old
ROSTERS, dry picked. Western, slcs
do Southern, 1sa2Oc. Ducks, 3za54g.
Geese. 22a25c.
Butter - Receipts. s.o5s tubs.
Fresh. solid packed creamery. fancy.
high scoring goods.4Sa5Oc. the lat
ter for jobbing sales: extra. &c:
extra frsts. l4a45c: nrsts. 36afor:
seconds. 32a5ic; sweet creamery.
choice 10 fancy. lss5oc: fair -
good. 4Os4sc: lsdle packed. as 10
! quality. 3Oa3lc: packing stock. 2Sa
! soc. Fancy brands Of prints were
| jobbing at ssss1c; fair % choice
| 5ls5sc
Eggs-Receipts. s.1.1 cases Near
by extra frsts SIC: do. frsts. SIC:
I do. seconds. 4Oa5Oc: Western extra
l nrsts, 57a5sc; do. nrsts. 55s5sc: SEC
/ onds. los5oc: inferior lots lower:
I fancy. carefully selected candloh
eggs were jobbinr at 73s74c and
! fair TO good at eIa5sc.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-15
DAILY MARKET REPORT.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
(CompiIed by the u. 8. Bureau Of
Markets and Crop Estinates.)
sales from whoIesalers direct to re-

thht"s
Apples. Barrels, Virginia. York
Imperisls No. 1, ssas25, NEW sales,
$50. New Yorks. Bsldwins A, ~
inches. ssas.5o; B. ~ inches, fair
condition. Sc. Nova Scotiss, Tomp-
kins Kings No. /. s7a7.5o. Boxes.
washingtons, Delicious, extra fancy
large sizes, s4.25a4.5o. small to me-
dunn sizes, s3.sos4; Jonsthans. extra
fancy and fancy small sizes, s2a2.5o;
Grimes fancy. medium sizes, 33.ooa
1926. Oregons, stayman winesaps,
extra fancy. very large, sizes, s3.5os
3.75, medium to large sizes, s3a3-5o.
Bushel baskets New Yorks. various
varieties, s1.1Baa.So.
Cabbage-New Yorks, bulk per
cwt.. Danish type. mostly around
$500.
Onions-Ohios and Indianas, 100
Ib. sacks. yellow varieties, No.
best. So, poorer, s5a5.5o.
white Potatoes-New Yorks and
Pennsylvania 15o-lb. sacks, round
whites No. /, $3.50 per sack. Michi-
gans, 150-lb. sacks. Round white,
/ U. 6. Grade No. /. $3.50 per sack
Names. l5o-lb. sacks Irish Cobblers
NO. L pest so.9o per taShB HuuCh hoi'
| low heart, scabby badly decsyed
practically no demand or move
ment. few sales s2a2.5o per sack.
I sweet Potatoes: North Carolinas
| ,loth top stave and Stat barrels, vel.
/ low varieties, No. 1, mostly around
81. virginias. stave barrels. yellow
varieties. No. 1, some ordinary con.
dition. s3.eoa4.0o.
Lettuce-Cslifornis crates Ice
bergs. all sizes. s3s3.5o. Floridas
liz bushel hampers, head lettuce
poorly graded. best, s2.ooa2.25.
Celery-New Yorks, punches, all
sizes. 5ocas1. CALIFORNIA;, punches
/ all sizes, s1sLa5.
Oranges: FIoridss, pineapples. all
sizes. s4a5.
Caulifower: CALIFORNIA;, crates
all sizes. s2.5oa275.
Grapefruit: Floridss, boxes, all
sizes, s30oa4oo.
Tomatoes: CALIFORNIA;, 3o-lb. lug
boxes. wrapped best S3.5oa4. poorer
| s2.o0a2.5o.
Cranberries: Barrels. s2oa25.
Peppers: Fioridas, crates. green,
| s5.ooa7.oo.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-15
BEAR SENTIMENT
RULES in WHEAT
Prices Decline Readily to New
Low on Present Movement
In Moderate Trade.

CHICAGO, Dec. 14-Sentiment In
wheat continues to lean toward the
bear side, and with only a moderate
trade, prices declined readily to a new
low on the present downturn. but the
break was not maintained and by
noon a rally to around yesterdays
finish was witnessed. due mainly to
local short covering. There was lit
tie in the news that attracted atten-
tion and the market is becoming more
and more Of a holiday affair with
many of the local professionals wait
ing for something to happen.
There was some gulf and Manitoba
wheat sold for export, and Liverpool
bought futures at winnipeg. No rain
was reported in the Southwest and
there is a further increase in the
number OF damage claims from that
section. Claims made yesterday that
Liverpool wheat was demoraliZed by
pressure of Argentine grain was not
borne out by an advance Of y d today.
Buenos Aires was unchanged at the
opening. The bulk of the rains there
have been in the southern section.
Wheat
The Washington herald., 1921-12-15
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. Dec. 14-Fiour-Ir-
regular and unsettled.
Pork-Stesdy: mess. sel.0oa.s ~.
I.ard-Weak: middleweight. spot.
se3basl5
SUgar-Rsw. steady: centrifu=sl.
IS test. s3S.75: molssses 50 test.
steady. graduated, $3.50.
Conee-Rio. No. :. on spot a.
sac: November Santos. 12Lsl@c
Tallow-Quiet: special. Sc: city. &c.
Hay-Essier; No. !. slfOal IS; Mo-
,. 81 2oal.25: clover. s1.1Sal IS.
Dressed Poultry-Firm: turkeys
55aeOc: chickens. 2Oa45c: fowls. la
35c: ducks. 2Sa35c.
Live Poultry-Firm: geese. ga
csc: ducks. eOa2sc: fowls. a30C;
turkeys. 4Oa45c; roosters, l5c. chick
ems. 22a24c. Ia
Cheese-Firm: State milk. com
mon to specials. l6s25isc; skins, do,
4l17c.